come on back we have a performance from jack ingram, miranda lambert and jon randall. businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a great offer, and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time,ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ if we're gonna beat my brother, we'll need cars. ♪ ♪ fast cars. ♪ ♪ whoa. [ chuckles ] ya'll seen ten second cars? well, say hello to the two second car. impressive. i know. no, that's - that's not impressive. ♪ ♪ my ass is en fuego. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing "two step down to texas," from their new album, "the marfa tapes," here's jack ingram, miranda lambert and jon randall. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> hey y'all ♪ if you ever get tim to two-step down to texa find yours

. >> so much so, fox 5 reporter evan lambert, look at that.ught he got them, but there's that sneaky little thing on his shoulder. >> he tweeted, can you retire at 32? asking for a friend. >> i'd be like, i'm done with this. >> then you have the dog here making a new friend. no! he ate the cicada. >> where was major biden! >> you can eat cicadas, will did it. mona did it. >> don't remind me. you can work up the courage. the more and more we talk about them, the more i can look at them. they're not as scary as i thought they were. >> yeah, sure, sure, i'll eat a cicada. >>> is it snowing in australia? that is the question we are asking now. take a look at this video of these dogs, enjoying what looks >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, in the studio, academy award winner helen hunt. plus, check out our pandemic proof home improvement, part of our "live at home" series. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of the "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacres

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because as we have seen, 14 you, lambert signed the petition against hungary, but in central and eastern european states, somehow tacitly implicitly. so our assigning was hungry. i think there is some around gary in vantage point from what i've been observing over the last years is this kind of feeding you preference. you have no idea about our history about our culture, about our essential so there is, there is a real, our historical, speechless math between brussels and some member said, some hungary want to take the european environment. bureaus, branded the use new green law. a foss said, obliges the block to become a net 0 emissions economy by 2050 barbara mariani from the bureau. explain why that target might prove to him vicious to 5, because the real mission will actually only 52.8. because members say, can you said they don't want to have a common you're trying to target finding kind of trying to august. then you also resist the and, and you sort of provision setting a deadline for subsidies last several elements. if one really, you know where we start to go with him into school

because as we have seen, 14 you, lambert signed the petition against hungary, but in central and eastern european states, somehow tacitly implicitly slipped out a hiding with hungry u. s. or a strikes in syria targeting iranian back militia of left a child dead on several civilians injured. according to local media, the pentagon released this video showing the bombing of a number of weapons facilities in the iraq syria border region. the u. s. state department just defined the strike by signing the right to self defense naming. it was a response to an ongoing series of attacks by around back groups. the united states took necessary appropriate and deliberate action designed to limit the risk of escalation, but also to send a clear and unambiguous deterrents message as a matter of international law, the united states, it's a person which right of self defense, the strikes are both necessary to address the threats and appropriately limited in scope. back in february, the u. s. carried a similar attack in eastern syria, some in congress at the time. question it for the galaxy. under rum cla

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because as we have seen, 14 you, lambert signed the petition against hungary, but didn't central and eastern european states somehow tacitly implicit. please who are hiding with hungry close to 3000 people have been injected with fake colbert vaccine doses in india. that's according to a local police report. 10 people now being arrested including 2 doctors on a private hospital. the victims were injected with a salt water or sea line solution instead of legitimate jobs. it comes as india has been grappling with this severe 2nd wave of the virus to boost its vaccination campaign, the federal government and by 75 percent of all jobs manufactured in the country. well, most or administered for free supply shortages mean people saw private alternatives were joined live now on the program by doctor birds upon county, a senior clinical lecture at the university of editors, medical school in the u. k. welcome to you. i suppose there will always be those looking to profit from a crisis. we've seen it all over the world. so does this story really come as a big surprise to i am shocked. i must

because as we have seen, 14 you, lambert signed the petition against hungary, but in central and eastern european states, somehow tacitly implicitly slipped out a hiding hungry 11 people have now been confirmed dead off for an apartment complex collapse in miami, on thursday more than a 150 residents are still missing as well. or if you could respond, john hardy is in miami. he sent us this update earlier. the federal emergency management agency fema is on sitting to help local authority is also federal officials and investigators from washington dc to come down have come down to help in the investigation process. so what we're learning is that there are a number of red flags raise about this building about the structural integrity of it. a 2018 engineers report, commissioned by the condo association in preparation of its 40 year re certification process. raise a number of concerns about structural degradation, corrosion from the salt water air, and basically the overall structural integrity of the building in 2020 a report. a study from florida international university. re serious conce

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i think that you step up in a big way so i want to thank you and your team for that, director lambert. i do just have one question i know we talked about a policy shift in terms in that making sure when people visit the libraries, if there are some rooms that are vacant, they don't have to make an appointment. where do we stand with that policy now? >> absolutely. i have issued an executive directive consistent with, you know, our commitment to service excellence and providing the highest possible level of service. so all of our branch managers know, you know, if our meeting room facilities are not in use and they are requested by a member of the public, it is expected that they open those rooms and make them available and, you know, certainly, that's my expectation from the top and i've made that clear. so thank you for the question, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, director lambert. >> chairman: so i have a couple questions. one is i was interested to hear about the treasure island in the -- sounds like it's gong to be book vending machines is that a thing? can you

because as we have seen, 14 you, lambert signed the petition against hungary, but in central and eastern european states, somehow tacitly implicitly slipped out a hiding with hungry. the thoughts of car incandescent bringing us to the end of this news block. don't go too far, though more great programs get going in moments live for moscow. this is your, our team. ah, me and i make no, you know, borders and the blind number please. as emerge. we don't have authority. we go to the back seen the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people judge crisis. we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges to response has been massive. so me, good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together now. oh, when i would say wrong, why don't we just don't rule out. the thing becomes the kid an engagement equal betrayal.

i think that you step up in a big way so i want to thank you and your team for that, director lambert. i do just have one question i know we talked about a policy shift in terms in that making sure when people visit the libraries, if there are some rooms that are vacant, they don't have to make an appointment. where do we stand with that policy now? >> absolutely. i have issued an executive directive consistent with, you know, our commitment to service excellence and providing the highest possible level of service. so all of our branch managers know, you know, if our meeting room facilities are not in use and they are requested by a member of the public, it is expected that they open those rooms and make them available and, you know, certainly, that's my expectation from the top and i've made that clear. so thank you for the question, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, director lambert. >> chairman: so i have a couple questions. one is i was interested to hear about the treasure island in the -- sounds like it's gong to be book vending machines is that a thing? can you

i was at lambert airport two weeks ago and it was packed. the wall to wall people in that airport. i knew that half the folks there had not been vaccinated. i would never go to a place like that, in that environment and unvaccinated. we have to really pick up the pace in the south if we are going to see a lot of people die who just simply don't need to die. it is a red/blue split. it is terribly politicized. we have to do better. >>> u.s. bishops, among that group would be president biden, his response to the move is next. >>> plus, it is called black fungus. there is worries in india of this covid infection that feeds on dead flesh. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. than

kudos to evan lambert of fox 5 d.c. standing up to the cicada coming in hot on live tv.ping it as cool as the other side of the pillow. much more composed than i would have been. if you don't live around the cicada thing you think were crazy but it's disgusting. national weather service issuing multiple flash flood warnings and heavy rain in south-central pennsylvania. completely submerged in the floodwaters. reportedly caused by a slow-moving thunderstorm. still under a storm watch. ♪ ♪ >> ♪♪ and i will always love you ♪♪ >> shannon: he is killing it. at a high school in north carolina, quite the send-off. that's their principal bringing down the house with his performance of "i will always love you" by the late great whitney houston. it was dolly parton originally. the class of 2021. he has no trouble hitting those notes. nicely done. this clever pup discovered a unique way to get out of the pool. he swims through what appears to be the filter and then is just on the side of the pool, back to the pool deck. that's one way to do it. i love that i trust my friends very m

judge royce lambert is a republican appointee. a former captain of the army's judge advocate's corps. he's a heavy hitter. today sentencing the first rioter to learn their punishment in the insurrection the judge rebuked republican lawmakers. he condemned what he called the utter nonsense, his words, coming from them and other right wing figures whitewashing what happened. quoting the judge, i don't know what planet they were on. this house republican leader kevin mccarthy know what planet his members are on when it comes to their whitewashing and conspiracy theories? he was asked that about house speaker pelosi's choice to name a committee. >> i haven't talked to the members. i have real concern though especially the scope of where we're going to go. i know just the other day you provided a medal to the officer killed on good friday, killed because of political purposes right outside that capitol, but unfortunately the speaker does not believe that officer's life is as valued as the others. for some reason we could not get to the

evan lambert is in dc doing live shots.for the cicadas. i just found one. >> washington is getting dysfunctional so how can anybody tell the difference. that is it for this edition of media buzz. hope you will like us on facebook, check out our conversations on twitter and listen to my podcast media buzz meter, apple itunes, we have everything in it including the bugs. my personal goal was to share the cicada crisis. see you next week. >> controversy growing over congresswoman ilhan omar's controversial remarks. the terrorist taliban, video by anti-israeli group investigated for possible links to terrorists.

let's bring back our panel, hal lambert and steve moore. a because i think they're teeing all this up for the introduction of a wealth tax, but let's talk about income inequality because i don't think they are going to mention, this group will mention the fact that income inequality actually shrunk after the trump tax cuts. we went from, i think, 38% of the top 1% paying their share of all income taxes to now the top 1% of americans in wealth paid 40.1% of all income tax in 2018. that according to or the irs, the first year after the trump tax cuts. so we actually saw their share of income tax increasing after tax cuts. >> well, that's right. and much more importantly than that statistic, which you're right about, david, is what happened to incomes at the bottom. look, i'm not concerned about inequality. i'm concerned about how do we reduce poverty in this country, how do we create a rising tide that lifts all boats. i'd love to see more billionaires in this country, i think it's great, but we also want to make sure that helps people at the

gary kaltbaum, hal lambert back with us.tocurrency arena? >> i like bitcoin. i think long term bitcoin is going to do well. i think, you know, this volatility that we see has been the norm for bitcoin from the very beginning. so i don't think it's unusual at all. by the way, i think it could easily drop to the mid 20s, i think 25,000 is really where i think the next support level is, more like 25. i'm not sure where jpmorgan came up with fair value, because i think's very difficult to determine, but when you have countries like guatemala doing what they're doing, and if it works, you're going to see other countries do this, and i think that's going to be a key on where bitcoin goes. as far as elon musk goes, look, china does not like bitcoin, and elon musk has to do business in china. so, i mean, we could -- you could look at it from that perspective and determine whether or not he's, you know, listening to what china thinks or not, but that is a factor, in my opinion, on why elon musk is where he is on bitcoin. neil: intere

janelle monae, adam lambert, brandi carlile, just amazing people across the board.some conversation that is against me -- at least it starts a a conversation i think this conversation is about learning what this country at its foundation should be about. and also taking responsibility for what it's not about. and i think that animation is something that lasts the test of time and i'm really happy to be a part of it. >> jimmy: it is called, "we the people" fourth of july, netflix. look for it. i want to show everyone a clip here's a clip of h.e.r.'s song, "change" from "we the people." take a look. ♪ ♪ make a statemen and say it proud oh from the street t the hill join a campaign ♪ ♪ don't have to wait fo someday just t have chang no you're never too young ♪ ♪ to make a differenc you have the power t be an active citizen if i'm just one person ♪ ♪ will my voice eve stand ou can i make a differenc if i don't even know how ♪ ♪ to change i don't even know how to change we don't even know how to ♪ ♪ chang i wanna know how t change ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you ha

while the punishment was surprisingly light, in issuing it judge royce lambert called the insurrectionace and slammed republican lawmaker who say sought to whitewash it. while he never named anybody individually, he alluded to georgia congressman andrew clyde when he said the attempt of some congressmen to rewrite history that these were tourists walking through the capitol is utter nonsense. this wasn't a peaceful demonstration. it wasn't an accident that it turned violent. joining me now is scott macfarlane, nbc investigative reporter. tell us everything you know. >> hey, joy, good evening. great to be here. our 500th arrest in the u.s. capitol insurrection. but we're still in close range to the starting line for a couple of reasons. the fbi director has said there are hundreds more investigations ongoing beyond the cases we know about. what's more, according to my tally, we're at between 1% and 2% of the cases that have reached plea agreements. so we're near the start and even today some of the first defendants like that man who faced off against the solitary capitol police officer

for more on this is global media forum data is head of news, spoke to our director general peter lambert with an disruption is one of the main topics of the global media conference here. how can traditional media organizations like to watch of ellis survive in the current media environment? i think we have all the opportunities to even grow in the current media environment . yes, we are traditional media, but also we are very strong brand and people trust us. so i think we have all the possibilities if we are ready to change and really to go into innovation. was there a moment you remember when you said we need to talk about this? now? i think it is not a secret that the corona pandemic changed a lot and that disruption really is something which affects at the end. everybody uses us the people who producing the news and, and the content of dodge avella. so i think yes, this was the moment when i think everybody knew that change will be constant for organisation. what we're hearing a lot is that traditional media like daughter, bella, is losing trust among the audiences. how do we, how do

dre's mother and pharrell's mother, miranda lambert's mother and geddy lee's mother, all these differentre were these really clear parallels and all of the relationships between the mother and the artist and then, after the book, we were like, "well, let's turn it into a documentary series. >> seth: i mean, the mothers who -- the mothers of rock stars or any musicians, it's truly amazing how supportive they have to be. because even if they loved music, it's very likely that their children will make a kind of music that is not the same as what they loved growing up >> yeah. >> seth: you -- but you said your mom came to early shows of yours when it was maybe not -- >> oh, yeah. she was always there i mean, she -- she -- you know, i think that -- that as a parent, you have to understand and accept and appreciate your -- your child becoming an individual right? and so, with musicians, they usually decide between ages of 11 and 13, that that -- that's going to become their identity you know, that's who -- i'm a musician you know so it's a -- it's a parents' job to show them love and then just

as we speak down at the palace of fine arts and joined by the mayor, our library director michael lambert and department of children youth and family. we are start together distribute up to 10,000 books to sf kids. dcsf is reaching out to families unable to register for camps and offering opportunities in private camps for free for which they purchased slots and many nonprofit camps. they have contacted more than 2,000 families and placed more than 700 additional kids in outside private camps. the school district is also participating in the program and offering in person learning loss and summer wellness opportunities on many of its campus and we're joined by many, many of our community based organizations in this effort for approximately 25,000 students this summer. that's all i have today. >> if anyone wants to comment on the general manager's report only, dial star 3 to be added to speak. >> there are 14 on the phone and zero hands raised. >> public comment is closed. we are now on item 4, general public comment up to 15 minutes. this item will be continued to item 9 also. at this tim

he will be in conversation with michael lambert, the first asian american to serve in the role of directoro have you at the main library at our chinese center and congratulations on your appointment. >> thank you. it is good to be with you. >> right on. poetry and art can seem personal but you seem to enjoy building, empowering and participating in creative communities and endeavors. do you enjoy collaborating with other poets and artists? >> poetry is kind of a national hermitage -- in a way there's a certain aspect of craft, but really just experience with you. and for yourself. but, you know, renaissance or modernzation of a craft only happens in collaboration, only happens with us bucking up against each other. and so, you know, whether it's intentional or whether we're going to have this workshop or this writing group and bounce off these other organizations, no matter how formal or informal it is, i know that just kind of being around other people has accelerated my growth or even just -- it's not even necessarily steel sharpens steel but steel reminds you are steel. even just watchi

hal lambert, point bridge founder and ceo. former ted cruz national vice-chair i might point out.sses. geniuses both. carol, your thoughts on the significance of this win? >> i don't think it is so much about the red party and blue party, but the green party, aka money, neil. so many people come out of the -- they want change. they are seeing their small businesses shut down or their employers shut down while big businesses thrive. there have been corporate power crashes. wall street has gotten taken care of while main street has gotten crumbs. now they're walking into the grocery store. the bill is through the roof. the gas bill is going up they need economic change and to get a fair shake. so we heard this from mr. villalobos on the clip. economic freedom agenda. pro-business, less taxation, for the salt of the earth working americans, economic freedom will be front and center for them. neil: when you were working with ted cruz there was a time in his re-election effort, texas was turning purple. it might be a sure sign the day of one party dominance there are gone. there have b

he will be in conversation with michael lambert, the first asian american to serve in the role of directorbraries. >> happy asian pacific heritage month. i'm the city librarian for the san francisco public library. today it is my distinct honor and privilege to be in conversation with san francisco's newest poet laureate, tongo eisen-martin. tongo, welcome, we are delighted to have you at the main library at our chinese center and congratulations on your appointment. >> thank you. it is good to be with you. >> right on. poetry and art can seem personal but you seem to enjoy building, empowering and participating in creative communities and endeavors. do you enjoy collaborating with other poets and artists? >> poetry is kind of a national hermitage -- in a way there's a certain aspect of craft, but really just experience with you. and for yourself. but, you know, renaissance or modernzation of a craft only happens in collaboration, only happens with us bucking up against each other. and so, you know, whether it's intentional or whether we're going to have this workshop or this writing group

he will be in conversation with michael lambert, the first asian american to serve in the role of directoraccelerated my growth or even just -- it's not even necessarily steel sharpens steel but steel reminds you are steel. even just watching -- just being in the front row of one of these geniuses doing their thing. and that's just the selfishness of craft. on the other end, just helping each other as much as possible. this is crucial to the process or to the historical process of art evolution. >> that's a good segue. i know this has been a really big year for you and you had to launch, can you share with us how you started the own publishing house and the vision behind that? >> i have -- we're going to capture the needs of cultural production. i have that kind of objective. but it really did start with just -- just a way of being of some kind of help. you talk to poets, they will ask me for advice and as i would listen to them, i would just, you know, i'm just in my head thinking, you don't need advice, you need a break, you know. so to just kind of give some of these poets a first step

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