and lynn, was very nice.e started talking to her about her relationship, and she tried to say that, yes, that she had, but it was over now. elaine was back. and i finally said, but my understanding is your pregnant. >> april denied she was pregnant, insisting the affair was over. >> so, you both left april's not really knowing for sure if she was or wasn't pregnant? >> yeah, but then, of course, later we found out that she was actually pregnant. >> and telling people the father was roger. a lot of women would have cashed in the marriage at this point, but not lynn. she let rage roger come home. >> does lynn still want to make things work with roger despite this bombshell? >> she does. >> why? >> i think, probably because of triston. i think that it was important to lynn that her family stay together, and that triston be raised with a mother and father, and that she would work it out. >> and they were working on things. >> she was, yes. >> marriage counseling? >> they did try marriage, counseling yes. >> then

lynn o'donnell is joining we now to talk about this experience. lynn, are you with me?this summer, nearly one year since the u.s. with drew and the taliban took control of kabul and the rest of the country. why did you decide to go back? >> as you said, it's been nearly a year since the taliban took over. i covered afghanistan for very many years, as far as i can determine, i was the only foreign correspondent in afghanistan after the americans arrived in 2001 after the 9/11 attacks and the only one there when the americans attacked and taliban returned 20 years later. i was on one of the last commercial flights to leave afghanistan on the 15th of august last year just a few hours before the taliban came in and took over. so there is an awful lot of change since then. i write about it, as you say, for foreign policy magazines but i felt that i needed to see for myself what is going on in afghanistan and how it changed since the taliban took control. >> did you have any freedom of movement before you were approached by authorities and they forced you to post tweets claim

tom: lynn, let's bring you back in. had consumer confidence data out of the u.s., a surprise for economists looking at that and then you had a draw down of oil come down for the last few months. is there an argument that that is showing the rhetoric in the central banks as having the desired impact that we are getting to a place where inflation is going to start to come down? can you read a positive story into those things? lynn: you can see the breakevens were modern as well. that would be what the balls tell us is the case for the market right now, but -- bulls tell us is the case for the market right now but increasingly the fed is ramping up the message, saying they are ramping up the pain, so with all of those bearish factors in place, it is hard to tell. francine: patrick, what you think happened inflation? could it leave as quickly as it came? patrick: it will not bp i think going to the united states, you can see that with commodity prices and having the levels over. i think european inflation will be higher the

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lynn joins us now. lynn, you were here.n for the parade. >> i was standing steps behind you. i came as a civilian. i have family that lives a few blocks from where we're standing right now, and i love the highland park parade. been coming here for years. of course, the parade went on a highuate us because of covid. this was supposed to be kind of a joyous restart of a wonderful suburban tradition up here in the north shore suburb. >> you say you were here as a civilian. people who know you know you were never a civilian. you are always a reporter. you heard the shots. then what? >> well, i didn't quite hear. where we're standing, and i was a little bit over your shoulder where the parade was starting, the shots were not heard, but we learned of this two ways. you either heard it, or you did what i did. i saw a sea of people looking terrified running down the street behind you. so i said to one person, i immediately started making my way up to the parade route, and i said what happened? somebody said shots were fired. they s

closest point, so the extra gravitational pull is gathering all that water and pulling it further and lynn and we see this happen several times a year. so it's high tides and low tides, one extreme to the other all in the course of a day. as we take a live look outside in san jose, bright and sunny here but you can see how hazy it looks. that air-quality advisory begins today. if you breathing problems, limit your time outside but we may be doing that anyway because it's so hot out there. we are already at anyone and we will spike, heading up to 90 and will hold steady for several hours during the middle of the afternoon. all of these temperatures are much warmer than what we typically see for this time of year, even today, as it heads toward 94 in concord. fairfield will see a high of 101, san francisco in the low 70s while nevada reaches about 90 degrees in the intense heat continues not just here but across the region as the strong area of high pressure remains in place, so our valleys will be hot over the next few days. take a look at how hot it's going to be across the south were you

you know, lynn, you were there on the day of the parade on july fourth. when you see the images of this little 8-year-old boy, cooper roberts, who's now apparently going to be paralyzed from the waist down, what goes through your mind? >> i have found myself getting sadder and angrier actually, as the time has passed. basically okay. i saw a baby carriage today outside and for a moment, i didn't see the adult next to it and that was kind of a flash back to my moment vivid memory of what happened after the shooting and people abandoned a lot of things including baby carriages. so that's, that's where i, where i'm at, but please, everyone, there are so many people in highland park who as the mayor said, are grieving and had real trauma from people they knew or loved ones that were hurt or saw this. >> guys, thank you very much. we'll continue this conversation to be sure. just ahead, what the january 6th select committee may learn tomorrow when former trump white house counsel, pat cipollone, finally testifies. >>> and president zelenskyy gets very, very pe

ford and julie lynn montag. one problem, forward and montag died in the 60s before these people were even three months old. the couple is accused of stealing their identities and obtain passports, security cards and the department of defense id. and used those documents to get security clearance but here is where the story gets even murkier. in seeking to deny the couple bail, prosecutors presented these photos. a lawyer f. the couple sa they allege they show the couple in soviet kgb uniforms. prosecutors have made no allegation of espionage and a lawyer for the couple says there is an explanation for all of this. here is cnbc's perry rustin. >> reporter: the woman seen wearing what appears to be a kgb uniforms as this isn't what it looked like. >> she tried on a uniform that was at a friends house one time and they took pictures. and you can tell from the picture that it is the same uniform. >> reporter: megan says glenn morrison has nothing to do with russia. the american board born couple went to high school

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lynn, you were there in highland park at the parade when the shooting unfolded. based on what you saw, does it seem plausible to you that a gunman disguised in women's clothing could have blended in with the crowd and escaped during the chaos? >> immediately after the shooting, wolf, people fled. i observed a sea of people coming. i was on the eastern side of the central avenue scene of the parade behind us. i want to bring up one quick thing. for all the planning that the suspect has or the person of interest, the police said that he left his weapon there. and it was that weapon that cracked the case. and if you leave a weapon with a serial number on it, you more or less would be able to leave a driver's license. but to your immediate question, yes, people were just running east and west to get out of the parade route. no one was paying attention to anyone who was around them. people were fleeing. >> we're standing by this hour. we're told there's going to be a news conference. local authorities are going to make, we were told presumably an announcement involvin

lynn, tell me, you were there, had family there. tell me about the parade and your reaction as a human being and a reporter. >> hi, andrea. as a human being i attended this fourth of july parade in highland park. i've been here many, many years. i wasn't raised here, i was raised in chicago. my sister has lived here for a number of years. just to set this up, i was at the very beginning of the parade at the east end of it. i didn't hear the shots. as i was standing by the floats and the marchers waiting to go, and as the float started going, i saw a sea of people running towards me. clearly something was wrong. i asked one person was going on. they said a sheert and ran into an underground concrete garage. i got a sense that something horrible was surprising part o reason was there are so many law enforcement people here just to helpfully patrol the parade, and we had a lot of personnel from the highland park fire department here as with any fourth of july parades, you bring out the fire engines and run the sirens in what was suppos

and then let's see, lynn. and then had another call is nana calling and always to her tomba condra renewed. wagner. are you all that's with i did when you're right. i just knew me i love that it was about a matter of the i choose ah ah. 6 6 after a lifetime in finland, an emigrant returns to somali land upon discovering his ancestral home could be a gold mine. but to benefit his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age old tribal disputes above it. mm. witness. golden law. on al jazeera setting, the discussions i'd love to see every time there was an attack on a mosque all the right wing organization. thank me. don't approve of it. examining the headline, it court is a political court that is making political decision explorer and abundance of world class programming, designed to inform the biggest paradigm autocrat his crowd of people on the streets motivate. and in 5 years, he's opening an area that a blind person never thought they could do. on al jazeera cats are always offici

this is put lynn? on putin, a pollutants _ continental war. this is put lynn?nservative leader on fat. the rhetoric will always be pro—ukraine. as for the gas, in the end it's a world price which the sizes. it's not as though some country is cut off altogether, everyone will be paying a world price with the world price dictates huge leaps, astronomic sums being paid for the gas. actually, it isn't really a cut off point it's just a matter of how much you're willing to pay for gas supply. {3.35 matter of how much you're willing to pay for gas supply-_ pay for gas supply. gas at the moment for — pay for gas supply. gas at the moment for the _ pay for gas supply. gas at the moment for the winter - pay for gas supply. gas at the moment for the winter is - pay for gas supply. gas at the i moment for the winter is running pay for gas supply. gas at the - moment for the winter is running at seven times the long—term trend, which is pretty frightening. one final thing to talk about, donald trump back in washington this week. i wonder, what is the dilemma for the us gov

lynn, first of all, i am grateful that you are safe. what a horrifying thing to witness.u saw. >> well, i came to the parade as a civilian just hoping to have a nice fourth of july parade in the suburb that is on the shore of lake michigan, 25 miles north of downtown chicago. chris, what i saw was horrific. i saw the people fleeing who, you know, the moment that the shots fired, people started scattering. so, as i went towards the scene that people were fleeing, i saw bodies on the ground. so mangled from this high-powered weapon that the shooter was using. i don't even want to on television tell you what one body i saw looked like. it was so horrific. i saw people being carried on gurneys to -- into ambulances. if there is any small blessing in this horrible terrorist attack, a shooter who is still at large is at the beginning of the parade, there were all kinds of highland park emergency vehicles kicking off this parade. and so they were right there on the scene when this shooting happened. it happened -- so the emergency vehicles, chris, kicked off the parade and the s

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right the chicago tribune news stories on the lynn lease debate made her seem like a moderate. mccormick's reporters did not refer to the lindley's proposal but instead to the president's dictator bill president's dictator bill or the administration's dictatorship bill this was in the news stories. in his editorial mccormick said the proper name would be a bill to destroy the republic. all right, so despite the isolation this warnings the us congress did pass land lease ultimately by a fairly lopsided margin. and then of course did aid britain and then the soviet union and did enter the war in december of 1941. now after the us entered the war some isolationists including her started to tone down their rhetoric and we're no longer so anti roosevelt. but that was not true for the hearst patterns, but for the patterson mccormick cousins, they still believed in maintained in their editorials. the roosevelt had lied and tricked the country into war as part of a long-term campaign become an american dictator. the daily news for example repeatedly predicted that roosevelt was going t

i'm sarah kelly in for lynn. thank you so much for your time. take care with with .

this is d davina is from for lynn. coming up next, the latest business headlines season quite ah, how come moist, how can this passionate hatred of the people be? exclaimed, your old tom, o, a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles in the christian christianity. wants to come from that. that is why christianity use the figure of the gym as a deterrent. it's a history of slander of hatred and violence. a 3rd of our people were exterminated $6000000.00 jews, like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. history of the 2 semitism this week on d. w. ah, ah, the moment european investors have been waiting for after 11 years, the european center back has finally hiked interest rates. and by more than some had expected, will it be enough to tackle the euro zones record inflation. also on the show, us unemployment rises for the 3rd straight week. it's the way to find the u. s. economy is slowing

well, the lynn, as your little distress is, has been going for months and still be personally this outpouring of anger that you saw. it doesn't come as a surprise because i have been there twice in the driver again. and every time i went there and messed with every day during the it was a lot of anger, then i came back from disappoint been the bottom end of it was also a lot of business. people did mine big not oil resolution on the prices machine. it was now but a complete all or not renew the domain with john and build bank. you're in there and james, whenever i spoke to them that they would not to read, they would not stand back and it was the entire article supp plan out of the government especially go to their algebra members sticking on to his own as the president, even after his brother there resigned to people based on that they want to judge about setting out because they wanted a solution which can be the lot from the season or even after not leaving from. i think i replaced my a brand new beaman watch. happy the door to be that most of that said that the i do not think will be a fa

i'm clear richardson in for lynn for me and the team. thank you. so much for watching how good michael, how can this passionate hatred of the people be explained? your goal, tom, o, a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power. struggles in the christian christianity wants to come from that. that is why christianity use the figure of the gym as a deter. it's a history of slander of hatred and violence. a 3rd of our people were exterminated $6000000.00 jews, like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. history that to semitism this week on d. w. o. o noon, germany to rescue a gas giant. the government approves plans though, held prop up unit birth. the country's largest buyer of russian gas. and prices are rising fast across europe. will take you to the country where they're rising, the fastest. this is the w business. i'm janelle dom allow on welcome. germany's largest gas supplier is on the brink of ruin. as a result of russia's

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joining us to discuss kate lynn.ck and forth between cheney and benny thompson on whether or not the committee would recommend charges. the statement from cheney sounds like something has shifted. >> that's right. we are hearing liz cheney come out and talk about this possibility of making a referral at the justice department again. this really isn't that big of a shift for cheney chherself. she was saying there's the possibility the committee could come together, talk about whether to make a referral to the justice department about donald trump, but there has been a change that is notable since the last time we were on this c carousel of will they, won't that. we had the testimony of cassidy hutchinson saying things under oath that really do open donald trump up to the possibility that the justice department will want to investigate him, specifically about what he knew about the rioters and his interest in either supporting them or c condoning them on january 6th. >> it's notable that cheney said doj does not have t

and lynn we will see highs really heating up but for most of us in the 90s for sunday through at least tuesday. how's it looking driving through the tri-valley? >> we are concerned about the niles canyon closure but we have centers lighting up. that is right in conjunction with the time it should reopen so i believe equipment is already moving for 84. the next few 680 in mission boulevard is your alternate get around that winding section of the roadway where they do the typical overnight construction and repair work. south bay, tri-valley pretty standard a little wind advisory out of the altamont pass. that disabled vehicle should be clearing right now. heading up to 980 on the freeway, talk about changes. >>> a man is fighting for his life after shooting in oakland. it happened around 8:15 last night around east 17th street about a block from right lane elementary school. the victim is in critical condition. the assist assault unit is investigating but so far no word on any arrest. >>> california highway patrol is trying to figure out what wanted a shooting on 580 in saying that euro

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i'm clear. richardson in for lynn for me in the team. thank you. so much for watching hi, good morning. how can this passionate hatred of the people be exclaimed jo. oh, oh tom. oh, a history of anti semitism.

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some have gone under graham student leader nan lynn spoke to d. w from an undisclosed location. he was younger in a while to all of our comrades were sentenced to death today, including co, jimmy and sir thought until the imprisoned heroes were still fighting against the hunter. i would like to salute you all to know. we'll give you a rule until her comrades on our people get freedom. personally, i'll continue to take part in this revolution. no matter what are we? our revolution must prevail when we simply and young gone youth actress hanford, banners protesting the death sentences, the flash mob just as quickly melted away, glaring the military would also come for them. let's speak now to burmese american journalist, aim intent features editor at frontier myanmar. currently based in bangkok, welcome to d, w. use asia. we've just been hearing about the military's plans to execute these 2 activists over $100.00 people have already been sentenced to death by the military, but these would be the 1st to be carried out. why do you think is the military turning to the death penalty t

today, i spoke with lynn good from duke energy about energy. she reminded me that natural gas prices of come down substantially of late. the lower prices will help consumers. this is a classic case of a rearview mirror concern. we were talking about gasoline. can we take a breath for a moment, and realize that when oil was at 120, everybody thought it would hit 150. wrong, it went to 95. let's not get overly carried away. july's numbers will be lower than june's through the whole energy complex. i do suspect that oil has hit its peak, even though i don't think oil will plummet. the ones that can remain elevated, think oil is one of them. right now, is being kept down artificially by the petroleum reserve sales. next up are the actual commodities. i don't think copper, steel, or lumber, should be consider consumer oriented. but look out below, these commodities are in crash mode. it just was not captured in the june numbers at all. look under the hood, it is clear as day. the fact that we had apparel inflation in the month of june, in the wake o

reporter: in oakland, dion lynn. >> today the federal government announced it has ordered 2.5 million more doses of the moxie -- monkeypox vaccine and san francisco set to receive more than 4000. but as leon melendez tells us, some organizations call it a complete failure of our health system. reporter: just last week, 500 people on the waiting list for the monkeypox vaccine. today, the number has grown exponentially. >> we have over 3000 folks on our waiting list. reporter: last week the white house reported 144,000 doses would be on their way nationwide, but as of today, the need much greater than the allocation. it is up to the california department of health to distribute them to county health officials. earlier in the week, san francisco sounded the alarm, saying it needed the initial 35,000 doses. those would be sent to san francisco general and the eight scam dacian -- aids foundation. >> we have yet to receive an update, however fear and concerns continue. call volume on our monkeypox hotline continues. reporter: while the region waits, the cdc warned there are options other t

i'm clear. richardson in for lynn for me in the team. thanks for watching. ah. leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. that is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece of the collection of the louvre. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there a.

with in may 2019 lady nathan lynn's. he defeated josefa shank and ukraine's presidential election with a promise to end the bloodshed in don bass with straight after his election. he immediately changed the rhetoric and started talking about withdrawing from the men sca cause problems to meet each other. the only the mom from that moment, nato military, thanks, bud stamps out of the ukrainian armies, training for the upcoming wall. so when you watch on a morning, which i always found when a guy school grains given where we left sharon here, seabreeze divides into i central data where you, him loosened them up menu. so miser, she's actually a queue operator. dryden, this is your thoughts with even before the active combat phase, as of nationalist regimens, militants were ready to sacrifice. mary jo bo civilians to keep control of the city with awe. later, no one, no son. of neural julio luna was dull more real to what they should of unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to d

alternative routes like rail, lynn and rivers. the problem is just a question of capacity. all these alternatives, they are functional, they are operational. but in terms of the capacity, they just don't compare to a new systems of ease to the ports that were the main at transit points for grain price. this wall, most of ukraine's grain is also produced in the south of the country near those ports and descend ymca live old as place them. now. shut, we have seen shipments go through romania and through the danube delta and to buy road and rail to poland. but right now ukraine is just in the low millions of tons a month. that is, you know, 2030 percent of where it would normally be and we're getting a new harvest is already being collected in the south ukraine. right. on top of the millions of tons of grain that is still in the storage unit, still unsold. so this problem is pretty acute and isn't moving very quickly. there's now a hope that ukraine can open up some new child in the daniel dealt in the far south . but again, this is just nothing that really compares to where w

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par of a new program focused on women and nonbinary jazz artists started by veteran drill, carrie lynn >> your average musician or actually i would like to say your marginal mill musicians will be spurned have work opportunities more than a woman that actually excelled because of -- of the culture and all of the stereotypes that she has to face before she even play as note. >> carrington who was performing with her band social science in one of the main neaters that night is a three-time grammy wing drummer, come come -- composer and legend who played with her bi-hancock and a long list of others. she comes from a musical family. her father, matt carrington, a saxophone player in boston i introduced his youngs daughter to the artform and many of the leading practitioners. she played her first gig at age 8 and hasn't stopped. she's unnoted educator teach ago the berkleyle college of music in boston. she said she used to advise young women to put their heads down and push past the barriers. but no more. >> because everybody doesn't have the same permit. personality. >> everybody doesn't

the freedom with lynn, which did not give us the most affordable, even affordable adult. but we don't, we mostly deal with this issue to develop it or do i use them for them once to re registered at the border there are taken to a nearby shelter where they can rest, eats and try to regain their strength. some of these children don't know what a peaceful world looks like, and some are seeking refuge and russia for the 2nd time. this time, people began to arrive after the 18th of february, when they're done. that's callaghan republics order the massive accusation of women, children and the elderly men, aged 1855, had to stay behind. brussel began setting up hundreds of temporary housing facilities in everything, from kim's to youth camps. many people offer their homes, this refuge and some refugees are even sheltering in a church. for me, me here with a a, a bureau we want to do to stylish bullshit one. do i need to stay on the street in the high d, lisa school medical. got that right? no. richard, who are a little boy 1st mute. so use like a different country with new meat

be of the still bill was lynne moleck. i'm on the phone with donald but look at it now. so in formulation full and i would at last but i had on that machine with a couple of c daily mother study mariah. what i did well, that's invalid. let me look it up. let me ask with like, got you here? go to the dealership or look. when you go to meeting, you do also the upgrade your bathroom or go bowl supposedly with oh, grave on your car, run it almost oh when so it's a union call out losing mass to a mile or re medical or yours. and then basically we need to do anything in order to, to earn some money, which for you to the west, the words to say, and these change completely landscape or for you to see because it went towards or more, i'm not, you know, anybody with a camera open field, i'm with russia and ukraine. feel a deal to result the long standing grain issue, opening up black, see ports where ukrainian we tech sports. that's this slide, the west repeated allegations of moscow weapon izing food on fueling the global convert price to people live reaction. i'm not coming off

think about joe green, lynn swann. i went to a game with lynn swann.team, part of the community. these players have overvalued themselves. they have a right to their opinions, but play the game, win the game. when the team wins, you have a celebration, and you go in together and come out together. >> did anybody not watch "miracle on ice"? it is not about the individual. it is about the team. you have a whole bunch of single players on the team and you lose, players for the team win. it is hard. these young guys are treated so special, coddled at a young age because college coaches need them to win too. that's not how you win. teaching them how to play for a team is what's important. >> they are doing the opposite. the social media is a part of these players up and coming. there's always a dark side to technology. you can talk about it in so many different facets. when it comes to sports, it is putting the person, the individual first. the dark side to technology i think has polarized society and made us all kind of feel like we're working for ourselve

. >> as kpix 5's da lynn reports, since those fighting in the pacific were processed out of san francisco, many stayed to form the lgbtq community that we know today. >> i had to hide my identity for a long time. once they found out you were gay, they dropped up. >> reporter: 89-year-old karl is homebound these days. life feels so much more open and free than his younger days. >> we were treated as low class citizens. >> reporter: how so many gay service members ended up in san francisco and shaped the city's lgbtq community. >> i joined the navy because my father and brother were in the navy. >> reporter: following in the family tradition, karl, who grew up on an illinois farm joined in 1953 during the korean war. that year the navy kicked him out with bad conduct discharge after someone outed him as being gay. he hid his discharge paper under a floorboard in his family home and never told anyone. not even his twin sister. >> honorable, your brother got discharged honorable, but not you. you got something you have to hide. so i had to hide it from the very beginning. >> reporter: without

yes, lynn with her mia? lydia. what at all? what to. but bush and swa muddled now, what do you genia? one of them i had flown a pretty so did look up on what the key of your key to register about. but you saw them said, you know, few more mom you brought the flow of could you give, i will do it look with low or linear. i'm curious, you scared their i'd say kill them was less than you'll choose. took initially. will it? well yeah, give me more to little this with us to a more to put new much will room issue reported. so usually that are not muslim. yeah. progressing. open your mouth or store newkirk. you couldn't genuity flu, dania. oh, i do in the queue. so this is a source e s took door to door from on their studies under their station i proceed. will not see a political not an issue. no bush, him shall. some my name is melissa su, city a series to even their school beat on school bush with born. you're still not able to do it with ah, these are the places soaped in the blood of people who suffered from nonsense and people who were mur

i am dion lynn. dan: and i am dan ashley. antenna was surrounded by crewmembers and escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and dehydration. was taken to the hospital for observation. according to his manager, he is now doing well. he was supposed to play another concert in pennsylvania tomorrow, but that has been canceled. if you want alerts like this in the future, download the app on the app store. dion: oakland's police chief called for help after a shooting over the fourth of july weekend. people at the a's game were construed -- injured. j.r. stone has the reaction. >> it was a festive day at the park. it was great attendance. and the fireworks j.r.: shows were awesome. j.r.:j.r.: describing the july 4 oakland a's game at the coliseum. gomez throughout the first pitch, but while a fireworks show ended the night, so did reports that people had been struck by bullet fragments. >> they may have come from guns being fired in another locati

this concept goes back to 1937 when rank lynn roosevelt tried to do the same thing. he was frustrated with the supreme court, they kept finding his new deal policies unconstitutional. he was doing things in american law that have not been done before. he proposed adding seeds of the court which would've allowed him to fill the seats with people sympathetic with us all. it was wildly rejected even in a democratic-controlled congress. i am not talking about a metaphorical putting lots of people on the bench. we talk about packing the court, that has history in america which was soundly rejected and later rejected by ruth bader ginsburg and justice stephen breyer. liberal justices on the court. that is what the democrats are trying to do to add seeds for political ends. what leader mcconnell did in that case was a different thing. you can disagree with that decision, you can say he should not have held that seat open. that is something different. we can debate it and democrats are in a similar situation. that is something that the political process has a check on. if th

poor wife who had to live with me while i was like this to lynn, you know, it was hard there were times where i just stopped writing it because i i i really could come to the conclusion that i was coming to which some of the conclusions were very disturbing and especially during the pandemic when i thought that a pandemic would be the thing that would make us pull together and get over this kind of, you know objections to expertise and to established scientific facts and things like that and instead we just pulled apart. we had a major political party led by donald trump who politicized a pandemic and i sought happening right in front of me that we just are not pulling together as a nation because we are so concerned about our own feelings and particularistic interests. so it was it was very difficult to write the book. i'm gonna reveal something. i usually don't reveal but you and i were just chatting ahead of time. your book and and i told you in my reading of it i said it sounds like you're trying to turn down the temperature. that wasn't the case. no, i'm not trying to turn up the t

i am dion lynn. dan: and i am dan ashley.enna was surrounded by crewmembers and escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and dehydration. was taken to the hospital for observation. according to his manager, he is now doing well. he was supposed to play another concert in pennsylvania tomorrow, but that has been canceled. if you want alerts like this in the future, download the app on the app store. dion: oakland's police chief called for help after a shooting over the fourth of july weekend. people at the a's game were construed -- injured. j.r. stone has the reaction. >> it was a festive day at the park. it was great attendance. and the fireworks j.r.: shows were awesome. j.r.:j.r.: describing the july 4 oakland a's game at the coliseum. gomez throughout the first pitch, but while a fireworks show ended the night, so did reports that people had been struck by bullet fragments. >> they may have come from guns being fired in another location a

her children, so they can at least have one meal a day and go to school level of osama ella kula, lynn michael class, outback. okay. again to the customer medical in a funny peninsula, ah, navigate luda from below. and in a bad mood, beverly langley blair and with the move, are not passing any animals. vanberry south, any up in berry land found my family's happening. catherine left her. i met for the anna castilla that a good bye. he to play a lot and build up on a game that night. they, there i and then the language that i scanned it. and then like i said, the la la chill anchors deep crisis is affected families. there are fuel energy and food shortages. and you can lose your job any time. only rainwater is in abundance of that any deal at the elevator? oh, tied up with somebody in the cable. and then with this is the been a wanna elephant orphanage, about 80 animals live here. we haven't had that up yet up. i didn't kill it. ellen with another log telling me that you know that sometimes their parents abandon them, and occasionally poachers leave them behind the elephants need lots of

yes. lynn with her maria. lydia. what at all to bush and swa muddled. now. what do genia boy live? semi florida. pretty sure did pull up the key if you go that route, but you saw them said, you know, i know the more money you probably about to pull up. could you look i will do it? look, was there law or linear? i'm curious. you scared there. i'd say keep them listen to just what the news will it. well yeah, give me more to do this with us to a more to put in my twitter room issue a po to so you are not muslim. you're progressing. open your mouth or store newkirk . you ingenuity, flu, dania i do in the queue. so this is sunday, a source e s took door to door fernando studies under police station because he will not see a political not an issue. no bush, him shall. some ms. moser, that used to do a series to either their school, either on school bush with born. you're still not able to do it with with blue, we raised a corn and soybeans here. so some issues that are different this year than in years past is that with all the things going on the world today, our input costs have almos