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well-known politicians and members of the press and all sorts of men sprung him from his cell and lynched year that leo frank was lynched, there were 200 members of the black community who were lynched. >> juju: although he was pardoned posthumously, all these years later, there's still work to be done. >> seeing the commuted show up and be ready to receive it. >> juju: as for what is next, he says it will be rooted in the here and now. >> i am going to work on my new outfit. hopefully i will get to tour that. anytime i get to spend time as a character like leo frank, it is a chance for me to express my own perspective. >> juju: you are quite literally living the dream. >> not quite. [laughter] >> byron: our thanks to juju. if you or someone you know has struggled with thoughts of suicide, call or text to the national lifeline at 988. you are not alone. coming up, orange haze. the smoke from canadian wildfires smothering much of the northeast. ♪ ♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi, i'm on my way with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at

reporter tara lynch from our buffalo affiliate tells us 29 people in total were on board. >> report of a boat that has capsized. loport cave after 911 calls came in just before 11:30 this morning. >> i came out and witnessed them punching a hole in a wall. >> reporter: a tour boat carrying employees of niagara county tourism groups capsized at the end of a narrow 300-foot channel, tossing all 29 on board into the water up to six feet deep. a day of fun turned into misery. >> unfortunately, we did have one fatality in the incident. it is believed for a time that he was initially stuck underneath the capsized boat. >> america's longest one of a kind underground boat ride. >> reporter: the tour boat has the capacity for 40 passengers. today none of the 28 were wearing a life jacket. some were able to pull themselves on top of the boat. 16 others had to be rescued by emergency crews using an inflatable boat. >> we had 11 people total taken to area hospitals for minor injuries. >> reporter: that was a historic rescue today as emergency crews had to hammer a hole through the canal wall using

michael: in that first year of freedom, 800 lynchings across the state of texas. a rage of a system and society changing and you're fearful of what place you'll have in that society. rasool: that new society was initially enforced by union troops, but after reconstruction, violence and terror were utilized to prevent blacks from voting and to reestablish the previous racial caste system that thrived during slavery. michael: this is a lynching depiction of where they have placed an image of a black man hanging on a tree in art.

lynch: right. and as more and more retail happens online, is the incidents of those junk fees on the -- growing? mr. chopra: well, each industry is different. i think we see, based on the empurecal research about where can firms be able to use sometimes drift pricing where they can advertise one but really the full costs or lifetime costs come later in the process when the consumer has less ability to negotiate. mr. lynch: right. i know the president -- president biden identified that in his state of the union and he called upon congress to eliminate those hidden junk fees from consumers' transactions. i want to talk about something else. so there's been a real shift among financial services firms to use chat bots. i know you've done some work on this. i know you issued a memorandum and just an executive summary on chat bots in consumer finance. what are we seeing out there? i know i'm just receiving -- i guess it's antidotal -- but my constituents are claiming about the fact when they call the ban

reporter tara lynch from our buffalo affiliate wivv has more on how the emergency crews scrambled to rescue the 29 people who were on board. >> reporter: reporting a boat that has capsized. >> reporter: first responders raced to the lockport cave just after 911 calls came in before 11:30. >> i came out and witnessed them punching a hole in a wall. >> reporter: a tour boat carried a niagara false tour group cap side at the end of a narrow 300-foot channel, tossing all 29 into the water over 6 feet deep. fun turned into misery. >> unfortunately we did have one fatality in the incident. it is believed for the time he was initially stuck underneath the capsized boat. >> america's longest one-of-a-kind underground tour boat. >> reporter: the tour boat has the capacity for 40 passengers. none were wearing lifeboats.e16 to area hospitals for minor injuries. >> reporter: it was a heroic rescue as emergency crews had to hammer a hole through the canal wall using a sledgehammer to get some people out. official says this is now considered a crime scene because one man died. tara lynch, cbs news

, he safed merrill lynch.lushing, charlie. [laughter] >> listen, if it wasn't true, i wouldn't say it. he then went to morgan stanley, and and he got into the private wealth management business, so to speak, the brokerage business. you were in that, then you did something very entrepreneurial, and you're doing rockefeller, which i find fascinating. i'll get into that in a minute. my question is, of all the things you have to worry about, okay, building a wealth management system, having people interact with brokers to plan their financial future, are you worried about a.i. taking jobs, becoming de facto brokers where you don't need humans anymore? >> you know, charlie, first of all, thank you for all of that, i appreciate it. it's been a lot of years and a lot of water under those bridges. >> yes. >> you know, on a.i., i don't worry about a.i. displacing top private advisers because the advice piece, the counsel piece, a.i.'s not going to do that. in fact, i do think a.i. could make the life of the private adv

he went to merle lynch because john thain was at merrill lynch.key part of the transition of merrill lynch and works his way up, he's pretty high at bank of america. he left recently. very interesting thing about him, very competent. people that know him say he's one of the best at capital markets, you name it, investment banking, obviously, it's going to be good to have him in the corner if you're david solomon where you have a lot of this internal strife. there was internal reports about workplace issues urn him -- cheryl: by him? >> because of him. these were reported. i thought the reports were pretty weak, to be honest with you. i read them all. stuff the about him being a tough manager. i mean, you know, that's wall street -- cheryl: that's wall street, i mean -- >> i will say this, goldman vetted those reports to make sure it didn't seep into sexual harassment and things of that nature. what i'm hearing from people chose to this whole process is there is no nothing in their vetting that's going to prevent him from getting this job. why is i

i'm david jane lynch. today i'm joined by robert selleck we will be talking about prospects for using compensated -- confiscated russian assets in the state of the u.s. china relationship as janet yellen prepares to head to beijing. welcome to the program. >> nice to be here david. >> let's start with the situation in russia in the wake of the war of unique is the events of the last few days affected your assessment of russia's internal stability and vladimir putin's chances of remaining in power? >> maybe i should start with some personal association. i actually first met putin i believe in 1992 when i was working with secretary baker. putin was the deputy mayor. then i worked with him on various occasions and in 2010 we actually hosted a summit in st. petersburg to try to save the 3500 tigers left in the world. i've had a fair amount of exposure to putin and i guess number one he's a coldhearted man. but one other perspective he shares with xi jinping actually is this is a man whose world was turned upsi

i signed a law hundred years in the making to make lynching a federal hate crime and hosted the firstcreening of a film 100 years after "the birth of a nation" was screened in the same room. our message is we have to move forward together. when we choose to protect the freedoms we all deserve, when they are attacked, that is when we cannot be made silent. silence is complicity. to heal the wounds of divisions of racism no longer tears us apart, we have to choose to believe, be doers. as the gospel song goes, we have come too far from where we started. nobody told me the road would be easy. i don't believe he brought me this far to listen. [cheers and applause] my fellow americans, i don't believe the good lord brought us this far to leave us behind. we just have to remember who we are. we are the united states of america. there's nothing beyond our capacity when we act together, so happy juneteenth. bless you all. protect our troops. thank you all. let's get the job done. let's get the job done.

reporter: helping tell his story is the legendary michael jordan and some big names like marshawn lynch, ryan coogler, damian lillard. as well as his mom, wife tiffany, and long-time trainer, virgil hunter. >> his dad brought him to the gym. i said, look, there's a little pop. >> reporter: growing up in oakland, childhood chaotic. he battled the city street culture. both parents battled addiction. he lost his father, his hero, at a young age. despite all that, ward says he had love and faith. >> people don't identify with a guy about who has chosen his nickname "son of god." >> i said, i'm going to retire from boxing, i'll not going to let boxing retire me. >> 32-0, you have six fights left if you, why leave? >> because i want you to be saying exactly what you said. "still got something left in you." it breaks my heart. it has broken my heart over the years to see great, legendary champions shuffling in the room. maybe neurologically thought quite there. not having the health care they need. not having the finances they need. because they didn't leave with one or two left in the tank. >

lynch. -- >> correct the statement my colleague made that the objections were to the substance or content of the two witnesses that are now departed. my objection, as i stated before, was that if we are not going to observe the right to cross examine witnesses that are providing substantive testimony before this committee, then we should strike that. and that is the practice in federal courts when much is at stake. and it is a device that ensures that when people take a stand and offer evidence, that we can test the veracity of their statements. that is not the case in this hearing. the chair and the majority have chosen to allow witnesses to offer substantive testimony here and then have allow them to scurry away and not face cross-examination on the testing of the statements they have made. you know, it's ironic that we began this hearing with a pledge of allegiance. we all stood, put our hands on our hearts, look at the flag. then we turned around and we iterated the very process here tha

lynch: correct.nd we have to report to the dol the number of applications we get for the jobs we do have posted. you heard the number earlier. we think it is less than half of 1% that apply to the jobs we post and advertise for. sen. cornyn: i know the farm work modernization act that passed the house last year has been reintroduced in the house of representatives this year. so, i am not really sure what bill it is we are talking about. but, as one or more of you have noted, there is not anyway anything will pass unless it passes both houses of congress and is signed by the president, meaning by definition it has to be bipartisan. the house has past day border security bill -- past a border security bill that could serve as a vehicle to do other things in the immigration issue, like, so far, that hera -- there has not been any indication from me that the chairman of this committee or senator schumer -- that controls the agenda on the floor, that that is a priority for them. that is part of our challe

norah >> norah: tara lynch, thank you.acing for a flash flooding and severe weather. colorado roads are swamped in the colorado springs area, half a foot or brain has already fallen and more is expected tonight. in north texas, storms with hail the size of apples are possible for 10 million americans including in dallas and waco. in the mid-atlantic, strong thunderstorms this evening could turn severe in philadelphia and the surrounding areas. turning out to the war in ukraine, u.s. secretary antony blinken said he hopes the ukrainian defense now underway will force vladimir putin into talks to end his invasion. ukraine says it has liberated several villages from the russians in recent days, as cbs's ian lee reports from the front lines, both sides are taking losses. ♪ ♪ [gunshots] >> reporter: ukrainian troops storm a position in the southeast. soldiers tempered the tree line with bullets as their commander urges them to spread out. inch by inch ukraine says it is liberated around seven settlements. at first the enemy res

the tire institute, that's a chinese geopolitical think tank and culture, sir in england, is natasha lynch, that deputy dean and professor at the university of essex. natasha focuses on us policy and foreign affairs and in china is commercial capital. shanghai is joseph mahoney, professor of politics and international relations at east china normal university. a warm welcome to you on thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. joseph, let me start with you today. expectations for this visit by anthony blinking to badging are low, but how significant is it that the visit is happening? and could it actually helped me in the relationship between china in the us? you know, at the end of the g 7, find t's that a saw in china, you escalations might be coming a recent way. security, the temporary genet yelman's offered what some dude has and solely a tory remarks against the coupling. and the importance of, uh, continuing to advance trade between the 2 countries. now, with lincoln's visit summer holes that we might be witnessing the solve it by predicted. the most, i think optimistic an

these new cabinets includes a former merrill lynch economist who will be the youth finance minister. so i'm sorry, his appointment suggests that one will move away from years of unconventional economic policies. as all have been job reports from anchor a lots and let me let him really mosley to noon. he started the decade in power. as president ridge of the out of the one begins is to as president. the day's events began with the owners of office at the grand national assembly, which predicts the republic and of the one made it a point to pay his respects to the founder of the turkish republic. what's to come out of the talk? some see it as the beginning of a healing process for the politically divided nation is due to the next 5 years. we will continue to work hard to realize l vision that the century of took care to protect the a tunnel brother who developed nation officials from 78 countries, including heads of state and prime minister, attended the settlement among them, the secretary general of nato, where it took he plays an important role president of the one, acknowledge the

all right, dr. lynch, and thank you very much for joining us today. my pleasure. thank you for having the african leaders and meeting and angola to discuss the conflict into the eastern democratic republic of congo political tensions a week economy and a severe food crisis. a force to almost 1000000 people to leave their homes in eastern new york. the violence by armed rebel groups in the minimal ridge country is the worst. it's been in years if i'm concerned, because it's widely acknowledged that all the organizations present to have the same mission clearing for great lakes region of a conflict. this is the leading national development plants and jeopardizing the much software agenda of regional and continental integration. for more than 2700 alleged victims of human trafficking have been rescued into the philippines. but we say they found them inside a building during a raid to crack down on a cyber crime syndicate. it's believed that they were coerced into working for fraudulent gaming sites, so it was rescued in them. a new, a suburb, or from several countrie

these new cabinets includes a format, merrill lynch economist who will be the new finance minister. so i'm say he's appointment suggests that while move away from years of unconventional economic policies, some of been driving reports from anchor a lots of intermediates him really mostly to noon. he started the decade in power. as president, bridge of the out of the one begins is to as president the days events began with deal with of office at the grand national assembly, which predicts the republic. that of the one made it a point to pay his respects to the founder of the turkish republic was to come out at the top. some see it as the beginning of a healing process for the politically divided nation is due to the next 5 years. we will continue to work hard to realize l vision that the century up to care, to protect the a tunnel brother who developed nation officials from 78 countries, including heads of state and prime minister, attended the set of many among them, the secretary general of nato, took he plays an important role president of the one, acknowledge the challenges of go

yes , david lynch's peacekeeping proposal to have a heart-to -heart talk with putin or a warlike mood everything is clear here. and unfortunately, many politicians do it with this they do not heed the call, therefore any bad peace is better than war. well, laziness, something was very strange. in fact, a proposal, because he said that for peace it is necessary to collect, a thousand sith, and they must meditate at this moment, and therefore, accordingly, peace will come, it was interesting to offer, but something has not yet been collected almost the last question prank is this punishment or justice?

famous lynching on a barrack at in the south that, you know, those things could become more common. you could have entire military battles. so maybe there's some justification for decision. but i think there's also question of his own racial attitudes, playing playing a role there. and william hastie is fascinating figure in this, too. and ultimately, his resignation, hastie was an advisor in the war department, he was a african-american man. that's right. he was the first black judge in the united states. and he he he has this to say about simpson, though mr. simpson was entirely well-meaning, which is always sort of the worst backhanded. and i have no reason. and then this is the next one that always is a very powerful one. i no reason to think that any way he was a prejudiced person always a nice give me that's not really it doesn't have much meaning always felt that he was basically as to the realities of the problems of race in the army and american society general that that's about as direct straightforward of an assessment right there. he was a pretty good and yet he just did

let's bring in don lynch, i'm sorry, i was looking at titanic special.journey twice and advised james cammeron on the movie. don, welcome, your thoughts now about what could have happened. >> well, it's kind of hard to say. it surprises me that they lost communication so early in the dive. that seems like it would have caught on something pretty quickly if that were the case. it makes me wonder more if there was some sort of power loss of some kind. but why they weren't able to release ballast and float to the surface. i don't know. that was my hope that would have happened and they would have found them by now. >> ainsley: the coast guard in boston c-130 aircraft aerial search visual and using radar. canada also the coast guard and armed forces it assets c-130 and air search aircraft. going off the coast of cape cod. water depth is about 13,000 feet down that far. what do you think they can do rescue these individuals if they are still alive inside the sub? >> well, if they are down there, i'm not sure what they can do. as i understand it, this is the o

they've been living in this over crowded camping, neighboring bangladesh. lynch wants to send them back as soon as possible, but the military receiving me and mom doesn't want them since the arrival and become more than 5 years ago. 30 year old from me that big room has . she had a room with them mother and brother. when she has a ram home and to itself, she likes to watch the videos. i love them, i love the mar. we had a space near a house that was included, doesn't this we, we menus to go and to sit and chat there together. what kind of made up i was happy, we don't have anything like this here in the camp. it'll come here. we always have to stay inside our hot on this divided. and so that's why it's so difficult for us women in the camps on it. and many of us are saddled and depressive isn't it doesn't when they go to the conservative for who can get communities. the majority believes that women like me to should live separately from society where books and stay at home. the media as had to learn to navigate the outside world. thanks to you in quota. she's chairwoman for one of the c

we have no idea how many people were murdered and killed and lynched, not just lynched, but killed quietly during the juneteenth reconstruction era. right now we have no idea how may people law enforcement has killed and continues to kill. we are depending on the institution that is murdering people to give us transparency and accountability. that makes absolutely no sense. i applaud the justice department. i also think it speaks to the larger issue of what we mean by freedom, dignity, citizenship, and democracy, and how we can get to a truly abolitionist viewpoint in this country. by abolition, those who are called to the abolition of the slave trade were called to something bigger. there were calls for abolition democracy because they realized a society that can enslave 4 million people has something deeply wrong with it. that is why. they were correct. they were not wrong. we are still in that struggle. why are we doing this? we will not ever be able to stop until we have a credible story, a unifying story of why did we do this and how can we stop? the justice department, this is great

mr. lynch could help you with this live on al jazeera. these functions, as we say, do focus on military hardware and the funds needed to purchase such items. it's specific in the targeting, as far as the us is concerned, when it look as well. i think, you know, this is really a long term play, right? the kind of attempt here is to really starve the resources of both sides of both c, r ss and the student is armed forces. and the idea here is that over the long term that these 2 sides won't have the ability to manufacture the weapons of their ability to, you know, make money is significantly restricted. that's kind of the idea here. you know, the sanctions have had the very next record across the world and verify active this, you know, in many countries we see in the war, ukraine for example, how the sanctions have not been fully implemented by some countries particularly the way he. and so i think that the real key here is whether or not the u. a e, will really enforce these sections because some of these companies have partnered with comp

having worked for the american bank, merrill lynch, so he would see the very market friend the now of the one is only as adults, economic policies have plunged, tucking into k also inflation in high double digits with his know interest rate policy. now, many people of whom the number one priority for the one on these number one threat is financial term while impossible cracks and the currency appointments assume check would be seen by many as a sign that he possibly gonna change costs. but we will have to wait this on the on that, but there are also further changes expect to the foreign minister is also by the time to replace and the interior ministry as well. so there's a lot of expectation tonight on who the appointments will be and now we have mentioned it already. everyone's been in power for more than 20 years. how long do people expect him to stay on? well, i mean, according to the present constitution, this should be his final time. i'm 5 to many critics that he shouldn't remember even being allowed to us cause and given this is such a terminal facing, the constitution says to

i e, the global so, but he's not going to move it lynch towards any kind of piece thoughts. i suppose that mr. put in this still app, use the idea of using reference demographic advantage to where down you agree fast, and then it's west of allies. second, me, somebody else has been interesting in the last couple of days is that we've seen putting out making public appearances. that's not something that's been so typical over the course of the war. what do you think his intention is and seeking this kind of line right now as well? i suppose that's put in p r. people told him that he's prolonged absence of stops to work against human. that gives the really, that's number one. that's why he met the so called mid 30, front line correspondence, infected or propaganda is, uh and uh secondly, that's why here is that the st. petersburg economic forum. you know, clear attempted this form is many times before. when you had really western leaders in the presence western countries, i've had some major multinational buying for put his attention there. now he has to deal with, you know, a

very much a very popular with international markets, having worked for the american bank, merrill lynch. so he was seeing his very market friend the now of the ones on the list of books that kind of make policies have plunged, tucking into k, also inflation in high double digits with his low interest rate policy. now, many people to whom the number one priority for a one on these number one threat is financial term while i'm possible tracks in the currency appointments. i'm sure it would be seen by many as a sign that he's supposed to be going to change cost. but we will have to wait this on the on that but the there are also thought of it changes expect to the foreign minister is also why the type to replace and the interior ministry as well. so there's a lot of expectation tonight on who the appointments will be. and now we have mentioned that already are the ones been in power for more than 20 years? how long do people expect him to stay on? well, i mean, according to the present constitution, this is should be his final term. i'm fact of many critics that he shouldn't remember even