the way you said marcus mark., you know, i cannot help it, i love this area, love the, love marcus mark, i'm a bostonian, this is the way i speak. dion: can you tell us which doughnut shops you reached out to? maria: we reached out to bob's, we reached out her dynamo, we reached out to twist it. we did not get a reply. i was hoping bob's would take us on. i heard they have this big doughnut and we make this giant coffee will == roll. i would have sent them one of these even though i know we are going to win. we were game to send them donuts regardless. nobody wanted to take us on. sorry, either they are going to lose. they don't want to send us their doughnuts. but it is just and good fun. dion: this rivalry is all in the name of lots of sugar, it is national doughnut day tomorrow. can you show me that coffee roll again? the bob's jumbo doughnut is really good and they are open 24 hours. maria: really? nice. tomorrow is doughnut day, it is better than christmas in our family. dion: will you move that doughnut clos

government exploitingoi the situation to gb more powers and democrats and collect bullets socialism marcus -- marks a saudi ability to reshape the world. but you talk about a personal experience of yours. talkha about that and talk about why you wrote what you did. >> will thank you for that. i open the book by going back in time to 2008 when my husband had a heart attack he and i raced to the hospital and every doctor there told me he was going to die. in fact they were very casual about it and they were very certain he was going to die. after the days when on he was in a coma they told me in order to save his life they'd have to if be taped his leg because there was an issue with the bulletin that they inserted in his leg and he needed the s blood to flw to hisoi heart. they were so certain that he was going to die that they felt they needed to do something. fast-forward to your deal in 10 minutes later he emerged from the, and not only was he alive and well but he had all of this mental facilities and capabilities. another thing the doctors felt certain about is if he did not die he'd be a veget

thousands have lined the street of london and taken parties -- part in street parties to marcus lee platinum julie. -- to mark platinum jubilee. the return of the toping of the color began the celebrations. the queen is joined by the working royals on the palace balcony. it has been quite a day. >> there are stillple out on the balcony, getting chilly but there are still hundds of people down behind me towards the palace, where it is shut off because they are doing rehearsals for the party. we have spoken to people from everywhere, lots here watching a day of extraordinary festivities. >> for all that she wants the jubilee to be about local communities creating their own memories, in the end, it is all about her. there were not be platinum jubilee if there were not a monarch who has served for 70 years. the queen appeared on the alchemy but did not -- on the balcony but did not attend trooping of the other. that is too physically demanding for her now. earlier, it was the prin of wales that led the party. behind him were prince william and princes and -- princess a nne. i'm writing it together in one of the c

. >> there was no brake marks on the ground. >> reporter: marcus was among the crowd of new yorkers seen here working together to free one of the women pinned by the cab. both tourists, they were suffering grievous injuries. >> the lady that was in the front of the car, that lady was really, really under the car. even though maybe we started moving it, but definitely wasn't a one-man job. there was a team and thank god for those people. >> reporter: police say the cab driver had been turning and did have the right of way when a man on this city bike rode into his path causing a collision. cops believe the cabbie then panicked and hit the gas instead of the brake sending the taxi rocketing onto the sidewalk. >> i've never seen anything like that, so it was very shocking and, you know, you feel for the people around you. >> two minutes later it would have been us. >> reporter: as for the pedestrians the cab mowed down on the sidewalk behind me, the two with the worst injuries are both tourists. one of them lost a leg right here on the scene. the other spent hours in surgery as doctors trie

now ferdinand marcus junior has taken office as president of the philippines, marking a return of the country's most infamous family to its highest office. marco said in his inaugural dress that he wanted to talk about the future, not the past. for the country's economy, that means recovery from the pandemic. in the battle against inflation, his father turned the philippines into a dictatorship, where thousands were killed and tortured for opposing the government. billions disappeared from the state coffers. now federal and marco's junior, who's known as bon bung, has brought the controversial dynasty back into the highest office. max out the 64 year old who was elected president in may, will now be inaugurated when it was a clear victory with 58 percent of the vote. even though some accuse him of electoral fraud. thanks to a massive social media campaign, he succeeded in casting his father's era in a positive right. among many voters, especially very young ones. he's promised growth and prosperity. marcos is inheriting a growing economy. the government expected to expand to 79 percen

mark back. great. >> marcus spears espn to escape steve clay was not in any rush to leave the stage. and he seemed to really like relishing this moment. can you talk about that and also everything that he overcame to become a champion. again. yeah, i mean, it. >> the the anguish that clay felt over the last, you know, 3 years. i don't know that. i mean, people can guess as to what it is like. but we we saw up close you know, between. i second your long and losing what he loves to do most in you know, playing the game. it's been a rough go for him. his special for us on and off the floor because of what he's meant to the organization, what he's done for this team. and that, of course, is play mean his. his two-way ability is up at the top of the league. so throw for climb. >> last question for coach in the back. >> and steve which s p and you talked about this mean the crowning achievement for staff having been around jordan and dunkin. what does the finals mvp due for a player of that caliber superstar? and was that may be the only thing he was missing. >> no, he's missing an olympic

so the new president marks the return to power of the marcus family. this, this means that they've been essentially fully rehabilitated in the eyes of the philippine people. well, for at least $31.00 millions filipinos. yes, he is the 1st president to be taking over with a majority vote. his read assessor is only became president by a, by a plurality a vote. so that seeing a lot for a large part of the population. yes. whether the knowledge that the family has had to trust these or whether a deep seated in disinformation campaign succeeded in basically changing the history. for many filipino that's me that may be up for debate. but certainly, if there is also a segment of the population, a minority, if you will, right now, who are not taken in by this new presentation of the marco says there is as he was taking his oath of office, there is in another corner of the city at memorial for the victims of the marquess regime atrocities, there were activists and other advocates who were vowing to be said they're going to watch how and prevent hearing me from

marcos junior has taken office as president of the philippines marking the return of the country's most infamous family to its highest office. marcus used his inaugural address to say he wanted to talk about the future, not the past. for the countries economy, that means recovery from the pandemic and a battle against inflation. you know gratian of ferdinand marco's junior marks and astounding return for the son, whose father was ousted from office 36 years ago. but in his inaugural address, the new president instead focused on post pandemic, economic revival hours was the fastest growing economy in us, ian my ways. now all they did, i want to build on success that's already happening. we will be presenting the public with a comprehensive infrastructure plan 6 years could be just about enough time. no part of our country will be neglected. mark, also known as bumble, won a clear victory thanks to a massive social media campaign. he succeeded in casting his father's era in a positive light, despite the murder and torture of those who opposed his government. the new market is inheriting a growing economy. the government expects to ex

the rehabilitation of the marcus name in the philippines is nearly completely gothic bon bon mark. as junior, the only sang and namesake of the country is late dictator is now it's next president. after winning an unprecedented 3rd to 1000000 votes, the market is, are considered one of the most infamous political families in asia, and their name has long been synonymous with decadence and abuse of power. they ruled the philippines from 1965 until 1986. when they were ousted through a people power revolution, the president of the republic, oh boy, philippines, his inauguration and thursday is noticeably more grand than those of his predecessors aquino. and the 3rd day there is more parade and pomp than usual. but his speech focused less on the style j and more on reconciliation. we will build back better by doing things in the lives of the experiences that we of hug both good and bug. it doesn't matter. no looking back in anger or nostalgia in the road ahead, the immediate months will be rough, but i will walk that road with you. the mark as resurgence is the result of 8 decades lon

reporter: marcus junior has pledged to prioritize measures to boost the country's economy and valid education reforms and improved food sufficiency. mark we are watching for developments on that situation. time for business. kate moody is here starting with sri lanka. kate: the international monetary fund has wrapped up what it describes as constructive talks with the government, the first step towards possible agreement on financial support. as those talks wrapped up the island saw yet another day of protests as people grow frustrated with fuel, medicine, and food shortages. earlier this week government ordered schools to be shut, and banned fuel sales for all but it deems essential services like hospitals and on public transport for at least two weeks. sri lanka defaulted on its $51 billion foreign debt in april. the imf says we need to tackle corruption and raise taxes before agreeing to any bailout. european union has sealed a free-trade eel with new zealand after four years of negotiations. urszula von der leyen anderson to arden hailed the agreement as deepening the partnership of like-minded friends. you investment new zealand c

marcus, the vice president candidate has become the first afro-columbia to have a political -- >> the u.s. is markingay commemorating the end of slavery. we will show you some juneteenth celebrations happening around the countntry. is crystal clear. and smart camera auto pans and zooms to keep you perfectly in frame. oh, and it syncs with your calendar. plus, with zoom, microsoft teams, andnd webex, you'll never miss a meeting. and neither will she. now that's a productive day. meta portal: make working from home work for you. at xfinity, we're constantly innovating. and we're working 24/7 to connect you to more of what you love. we're bringing you the nation's largest gig speed network. available to more homes than anyone else. and with xfi complete, get 10x faster upload speeds. tech upgrades for your changing wifi needs. and advanced security at home and on the go to block millions of threats. only from us... xfinity. >>> welcome back, i am lynda kinkade, you are watching cnn newsroom. celebrations across the u.s. for juneteenth. a special live concert, a global celebration for freedom at the holl

and it's one of the moments in which mark wahlberg playing marcus luttrell had an exchange and basicallyfight. >> we're going to need air support. >> brian: you said you get chills. >> yeah. it's tough, man, to not be emotional. i haven't seen that in a long time. so,. >> i remember when that happened. i remember the feeling i had when like really positive motivation in this moment right now? good job. but. >> brian: did you think you were going to die. >> sure all the time we sign up for that and death at the door it's a different story all together. there is something when you are alone it can crush you. if you have somebody there with you and you know what is happening. then that's what perpetuates you in that position to push out of that and that's what happened in ha moment right there. >> brian: instead of looking at mark wahlberg, mark wahlberg was you and that really happened. and just to think that michael murphy's name is going to be on this building and you are here for this moment, what does it mean for you? >> to be with mark on the anniversary, to be with dan, maureen, john

. >> it is and i'm sure marcus walking around with plastic all around him, like protect him at all costs. we need mark to do the broadcast for sure. >> no doubt. >>> be ready to change your summer weekend plans, if you are hoping to visit point reyes beach, because a couple of miles of the point reyes national seashore will remain off-limits from now until labor day to protect an endangered bird, closures include the coastal dunes and shoreline between the mouth of abbott's lagoon and the north beach parking lot. these areas are now reserved for the reproductive monitoring of the western snowy plovers. the breeding season is under way and expected to last until september. their habitat which includes shores and bays lies along the pacific coast between oregon and california. so no beach time for us. it's beach time for the birds. >> let them do their business in peace. i think we'll be okay. >> i don't think you can have dogs in that area, so you can find another place to go, too. that's always how i look. >> there are plenty beautiful beaches in california. >> it's such a bummer, so many people go th

marcus, smart. it's called for a technical foul. jordan's because there's an oscar for that acting gop's mark can't believe it. up 11.hen dream on get into the act. tatum doesn't want to give him the ball. drake, give them a hard time to fetch. is clear a little bit. that's the warriors for you guys. draymond green for you. then here's the exclamation point. andrew wiggins. 26 points. 13 rebounds. what a pickup. this guy had been. warriors win one. 0, 4, to 94 golden state takes a 3 to 2 lead stepped was o for 9 from 3. this was the first time in his playoff career. he didn't hit a 3 pointer, but that'll do it. you know his teammates picked him out. warriors get the win. we will have sound from steve kerr and company a little later tonight. but in the meantime, let's move on. we've got to go to stanford. there are hosting uconn today. ncaa super regional championship game. the huskies. they jumped out to a 3, nothing lead in the first inning. ben hoover. he goes down the left-field line. that's a bases clearing double it. the cardinal has work to do. bottom of the they get out to it. cody singles up the middle east.

marcus supporters, i ecstatic. he's going to continue the legacy of the thank they to fight against i drugs in the get is invalid again and money. everything. yes. like is that mark a senior? those the philippines from the mid 1960 to the mid eighty's. almost half of it under martial law. thousands of people were tortured, murdered, or disappeared. this wall of remembrance has the names of more than 300 people who fought against his dictatorship. this manchester was one of those who disappeared under the former precedence reign. it's a nightmare saying the son of the dictator become the 17th president of the philippines. it's unimaginable. marcus junior takes over from rodrigo to turret them, another controversial leader known for his bloody war against rocks and his attacks and critical media. his daughter though, was service marcus as mice president, creating a merger of 2 political dynasties. that is a partnership that some feel with further reduce their freedom, making their life in the philippines even harder. we have a special guest now maria russet. she's a filipino journalist and author, and she's also a nobel peace laureate, the 1st person from the phili

unimaginable. marcus junior takes over from rodrigo to turret them, another controversial leader known for his bloody war against rocks and his attacks and critical media. his daughter though, was service mark as his vice president, creating a merger of 2 political dynasties. that is a partnership that some fear would further reduce their freedom, making their life in the philippines even harder or correspond, again remarked as he was at the inauguration in manila where thousands came out to support the new president. it's the very moment that thousands of supporters afforded on marcus junior here at the national museum. in the heart of manila f been waiting for 36 years after being ousted from the philippines. the marcos dynasty is back in the seat of power, ferdinand marcus junior. now faces an uphill battle to keep his election promises, like cutting the price of rice in half as inflation in the country. it's rising sharply. you will also have to balance relations between 2 superpowers. the united states on the one hand and china that has sent its vice president to the inauguration ceremony. here in manila, on the other hand, the most difficult task of all however, will be uniting a nati

president marks the 25th anniversary of hong kong and over from the united kingdom under controversial come back to political dentistry. is back in power in the philippines. a certain marcus junior is sworn in as his president. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle. rutil travel package to the hello. there had been very wet across much of south asia, and there's more rain to come. the south west monsoon is in full force. you can see the satellite image across india there and some of that heavy rain triggered landslides in the north of india. well, the rain is gonna fall heaviest here on friday, edging down into more sensual areas. some of that is going to push up into the north west, and it's eastern areas of pakistan bringing some relief to places. likelihood, if you look at the 3 day will it is looking rather wet. they'll be sunny spells on sunday, as the temperature starts to rise again and for the west coast of india, we are still seeing the stronger winds and showers here looking very wet as well for much of nepal, bhutan, and bungler dash. now as we move to east asia, it's southern areas of china that are going to get flooded f

mark. >> no. >> that's staple there. >> here we go. we are moving into 6:00 for you this morning. >>> thank you for joining us i am marcus washington. >> some places are a little bit lower but there are growing concerns about lightning strikes. this is

marcus, the son of formally? the footnote bulk of the pair won a landslide victory and last month's presidential elections. rodrigo deterred his presidency as be marked by a violent anti drug campaign with thousands of suspects, killed by security forces. ellis, in brazil, have confirmed that the human remains found in the m as in all those of bruna pereira, an expert on indigenous people. and the british journalist on phillips authorities say they were shot with a farm. used for hunting groups in the arms and region are demanding justice. one category of reports now from rio de janeiro. ah. this vigil was held under de brazilian federal police confirmed the 2nd set of human remains found in the amazon or those of indigenous expert boon will bid eda loaners activists work costumes of rain forest animals to remind brazilians that needed a died protecting indigenous territories from the legal fisherman and poachers. they blamed brazil's president april sonata and his administration for turning a blind di, and dismantling organizations created to protect the green forest. and its people. owe me to my zip with a woman after president bowes and narrow too