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william: lisa desjardins, thank you for getting us through this. biden has landed in saudi arabia and met with king salman and crown prince muhammad bin salman. it's delicate diplomacy for an administration that has pledged to put human rights first, but is also dealing with the realities of saudi influence in he region, and over oil. nick schifrin begins our coverage. nick: the oldest american president and the middle east's youngest leader again with a fist bunk. saudi arabia's de facto leader across from president buddy and his advisors. it ended with a reminder of the two country's tension. >> jamaal khashoggi, will you apologize? nick: there were a series of announcements. opening saudi airspace to civilian aircraft to and from israel, removing peacekeepers from an island, which could help normalization. and a saudi commitment to extend the truce in human -- yemen. prison biden said the meeting went well but he also brought up the murder of jamaal khashoggi. >> he said he is not personally responsible for and i indicated he probably was. nick:

i want to bring in justice correspondent pete william, lisa rubins. pete, what are we learning?the investigator is interested in what mr. trump told others and said about, a, the efforts to get the slates of electors from states that president biden won, get those slates sent to the archives, get them on to the floor of the house when the vote were counted and then, b, try to persuade vice president mike pence either to honor those alternate slates or not count any votes from the disputed states. either way of course that would have given mr. trump the electoral college victory. at least that was the plan. so they want to know what the president was saying and doing about those things. so that's the first thing that we learned. and the second thing we learned is the administration officials have also confirmed that the justice department obtained telephone records of some senior white house officials, including the chief of staff, mark meadows, and did that back in april. and that's a sign many people in the justice department are saying that the government is actually doing a l

that would have to go post that the government wants to like when you must get suddenly william a bit of oh ah, lisa come to the russian state. will never be. i've stivers, i'm phoning most landscape div us. mm hm. and i'm not getting calls all set up for a week within the 55 would be fine. okay, so mine is 25 i'm speaking with. we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state on russia for date and school r t spoke next. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with what did you think even close with? oh, when i was showing wrong, when all 3 just don't hold any world yet to say proud disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, the 2nd world war i think 2 millions of people. during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations. the united kingdom, the united states.

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lisa: how quickly could we see labor really turn? williamat is a great question because right now, we have a tight labor market and we have so many vacancies out there but if you look at the pace of hiring, firms are hiring at a faster pace even though they were raising wages. i think there is a microeconomic dis-equilibrium going on. they have now retrained themselves and have qualified for better jobs at higher pay. the only way to solve this problem is with higher productivity and the only way to do that is to have adequate investment and we will not see that with the shortfall in earnings that companies are experiencing. lisa: just to parse that out a little more, are you basically saying that this is going to write itself in the near term and that you will start to see a creeping up in the unemployment rate? how does this trajectory change and people talk about a technical recession but not a real one? william: as we see the negative gdp growth, we will see the weakness spread into the broader economy and the firms will react by hiring

lisa cornet. gave us an incredible story back in 2014 by knocking out serena williams and now she has another dayt a grand slam. the women's draw feeling wide open at the moment because north of the contenders, coco gauff, is also going out this afternoon, beaten by amanda anisimova. everywhere iga swiatek goes, the polish followed. she has been rocking all over the tennis world, winning her last six tournaments. surely this was only going one way? but perhaps not. before anyone could blink, a lees cornet had taken the first set, threatening an almighty upside on court 0ne. threatening an almighty upside on court one. and it only got worse in the second for swiatek, not only was cornet playing the match of her dreams but swiatek was helping her along the way. and then it was all over, swiatek�*s 37—match unbeaten run halted and for corneille, this is only the second time that she has reached the fourth round of wimbledon in 15 attempts. find reached the fourth round of wimbledon in 15 attempts. and french we sa , wimbledon in 15 attempts. and french we say. good — wimbledon in 15 attempts. and fre

lisa. kat cammack, congressman roger williams and congresswoman kat cammack are there with you, carley, toun. >> carley: yeah. that's absolutely right. we are playing baseball later. there is also a lot of news to get to because of these protests. congressman, you have been on the team since 2012. have you ever known the congressional baseball game a charity event to be protested? >> i don't understand it. it is charity. forget party and political lines. $1.7 million to charity tonight. >> carley: amazing no. >> brainer. and why people want to go in and challenge that and take away from the greatness of that is beyond me. >> ainsley: 35 different local charities which is great. a bipartisan event. congresswoman, a lot of these protesters say that they are exercising their peaceful right to protest. which is fine. ors say that they are willing to get arrested to shut down the game entirely. what do you think about that? >> well, it's kind of like coach williams here said, nothing says you care like shutting down a charity game, right? especially one that is for kids and children, charities.

williams. ear canal. what are still you read them but is like growth you properly? my teaching good you computer says not yours because open still not the good news. 0 it lisa reserve. still a go store. oh, we just moved for a senior so nothing in b, e would go down. you boy, did you, you were a drinking that, that there, why did she tell you? is that all the way to move a shill? i knew would be to do for you a so when you had to call you get that. oh yeah. yeah. so okay. and so that, yeah, what they did is phillips merchants for us to do come with the top of the story. ok with schofield gentlemen that he'd be available. not going to see what kind of them yes or no are stored in that magazine yet. okay. what's a good i know that there were that were you know, just to read sir. i'd beam simon london, but he's in the cabinet suitable yoda, it's a new book. william lou. jim drew good notes on this. and he said, as a rule, said, dan, this is not going to be forgotten. pietro, absolutely. ethel's. but that will leave the why do they need? so here it is out in here that said you me, room there to be and then you put a new device, a jeff, and let's see what you know. nice.

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when i saw that lisa monaco from the justice department announced this yesterday i had to read the tweet six times. >> much more on this coming up with an expert. >>> cia director williampen security forum in colorado and addressing speculation that russian president vladimir putin is suffering from some form of illness as he pursues the war in ukraine. >> there are lots of rumors about president putin's health and as far as we can tell he's entirely too healthy. it's not a formal intelligence judgment. >> knocking down the rumors. putin has recently appeared in photos and some people look at it and say he's got facial puffiness and that's led to rumors that he may be getting medical treatment for some -- something, who knows. >>> up now we have a cnn exclusive report it shows the challenges that ukrainian refugees face in russian-occupied territories. many are forced to deny their true feelings about what they've been through, saying whatever they can to please russian forces just to survive. matthew chance has the report though we do want to warn viewers that some of you may find these images disturbing. >> reporter: he was maimed, as russian forces entered his ukrai