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the continued rivalry between the limpid champions from dean and duncan scott, as well as matt richards and jamesat the olympics but this was a wide open final. dean looked to have the advantage at the halfway point but in the closing metres, it was richards who got the touch. he is a was richards who got the touch. he: is a world—class 200 freestyle. they have all won individual titles multiple times now. to top the podium today is great and it is a huge bouncing block into the summer. i would rather be at the top of the podium _ i would rather be at the top of the podium but it is a good step in the right— podium but it is a good step in the right direction.— right direction. there were other british swimmers _ right direction. there were other british swimmers who _ right direction. there were other| british swimmers who impressed right direction. there were other. british swimmers who impressed at the championships. there was a welcome return to for for freya anderson in the 100 and 200 metre freestyle events. it was another freya, freya colbert, who made a real impression pushing on for the

matt gaetz. he blasted state attorney general leticia james who launched a fraud case against him last year, threef his children and the trump organization. >> she has put her family through hell. >> reporter: trump accused da bragg of leaking information about the grand jury that indicted him without any evidence to back up that claim. >> for which he should be prosecuted or at a minimum, he should resign. >> reporter: a spokesperson for mr. trump says he is focused and ready for his reelection campaign and when he has to go back, that spokesperson saying we will have to do this all over again. that's the latest here in mar-a- lago. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot of layers to this story. where do we go from here? this is a double edged sword in many ways. a legal issue and a political chess match as we head into a presidential race. here is nbc's terry mcsweeney. >> president trump. will you come speak to us? president trump? >> reporter: tonight, we know the former president is facing 34 felony charges but one important piece is missing. he is charged with falsifying business

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james webb. that is what we have discovered. >> reporter: matt mountain says that webb is a reminder of how muchdo not know. for example, galaxies are rushing away from each other at greater and greater speed, defying gravity. it makes no sense. so scientists infer that there must be unseen elements at work. they call them dark energy and dark matter. >> and whenever you hear the term "dark energy" or "dark matter," this means we don't know what it is. we're not that imaginative. but it is a force. it is 95% of our universe. and we have no idea what it is. >> wait a minute. 95% of our universe is made up of dark energy and dark matter and we don't know what it is? >> correct. we're lucky if we understand even 4% of our universe today. astronomy is a very humbling discipline. >> reporter: humbling, but with webb -- >> look at this. >> reporter: also thrilling. >> look at this! right? >> reporter: this is purdue university astronomer dan milisavljevic, starstruck and chatting with a colleague. >> yes! yes! look at the -- look at the detail! >> reporter: even wilbur, who's not an astronomer, strain

matt rally for, u thank you. allie raffa, thank you as well want to bring in now retired admiral james stupid, is forme nato supreme allied commande and msnbc -- security analyst admiral, as always great t talk to you about the stuff. can we pick up on where matt bradley left off, i think he brings up a really good point. it is kind of this worry tha the intelligence apparatus can be penetrated right here in th united states. one out the overseas right -- some of the sound that w played and how other countries are now looking at us an wondering, can they be trusted is their intelligence apparatus, what it once was >> i would start by kind o looking back and saying yo know, we have seen this movi before we have been here before, we can remember edward snowden. we remember chelsea manning an by the, way chelsea mannin dropped 750,000 highly classified cables and emails a real treasure trove, 750,000 here we have about 100 documents or so so we have t keep it in perspective these kind of events are going to occur because of huma foibles. you know our intelligence coul be the yasmin as you know ha the most exclusive te

james, back to you. 5.49. right now and san francisco supervisor matt dorsey introduced a new plan that's supposed to make san represents. this is in response to the temporary closure of this whole foods. the store cited safety concerns a year after opening is shutting down. dorsey says he wasn't surprised by that news. he pointed to problems with retail theft drug dealing in open air drug use in that area. he says that a citywide problem because there is a police officer shortage and they just don't have the numbers they need to handle the open air drug use. >> proposing a charter amendment go to voters hopefully in march 2024. to reinstate a minimum staffing and then to have 5 year budget set aside. but it's going to get us to fully staffed. police department that we've been denied for what, 30 years, frankly. >> dorsey also says that federal help is needed from the u.s. attorney general and drug enforcement administration to crack down on the sale of illegal drugs. >> well, tech titans like google and amazon and meta have have laid off thousands of workers as we know, including many right here in the bay a

james comer's house oversight committee just demanded biden family banking records from four -- that's right, four major institutions. we're hearing comer is asking for records going back 15 years. according to my mattt's since 2008. and they reportedly focused on the biden family's ties to, you got it, china. we have got bank of america, jp morgan chase, hsbc and cafe bank. a u.s. bank founded by chinese americans whose headquarters is in chinatown and los angeles. why is the biden family banking at a california bank. did hunter's jiaqi bao suggest it. that's not all. comer is subpoenaing bank records from hunter's buddy merv, is he just an executive at the chinese energy company that paid hunter millions for, what? for introductions. meanwhile, according to the daily mail, hunter's hot shot attorney abe local was at one point under investigation by the department of justice. for what? oh, that's right, shady ties to china. rc lowell had a habit of representing crooks and chinese spies. now it makes on sense. art's confusing, especially for me. sometimes a few splatters of paint can be considered a masterpiece. >> well? >> color, life, i love it. >> i'm sick of white spaces. >> jesse: but it's real

tom: matt levine did a great job summarizing this for bloomberg opinion, my focus into the weekend is not on jamesout of the government. the government has to blink and physically blinked at some point and i do not see that yet. jonathan: they've been very very quiet. he will get a report on the s&p 500 will get an update on that later. the price action negative 4% as we crawl toward the weekend. i look forward to closing this one out this week so far. lisa: [laughter] you really feel it. jonathan: i'm going to spend the whole morning about that it is the whole thing about morning tv and radio you have to be happy. no, not today. lisa: [laughter] crushing it. jonathan: the euro is at 1.0984. what is that? tom: this is my morning tv smile. i'm radio it is -- jonathan: you're gritting your teeth. anything you want to do you can. whatever it is. lisa: i hope you all have a great week. we got an earnings throughout the week we got an exit on -- exxon and chevron. the focus may be more on exxon rather than chevron. exxon up owing 5%. chevron releasing profits which will raise eyebrows in washington dc.

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