the kind of stories that matthew mcconaughey told us today. matthew mcconaughey ended his 21 minutes at the podium in the white house briefing room, this way. >> you know what's every one of these parents wanted, but they asked for? that every parent separately expressed in their own way to camilla and me? that they wanted the children's dreams to live on. that they want their children's dream to continue to accomplish something after they are gone. they want to make their lost of life matter. so where do we start? we start by making the right choices on the issues that are being promised today. we start by making laws that save innocent lives and don't infringe on our second amendment rights. we start right now by voting to pass policies that can keep us from having that many columbine, parkland, las vegas, is buffalo's, and you've all these, from here on. we start by making, giving alethea a chance to be spoiled by her dad. we start by giving my eta a chance to become a more biologist. we start by giving elie a chance to read her bible voice

matthew: no. i certainly don't think it satisfies most of the people i'm hearing from in the transgender community because these are people who say, we're talking again about transgender women so men who have transitioned to becoming women. they're say, i am a woman. leah thomas has said, i'm a woman. i deserve to be in that competition. and to compete with other people the gender that i identify with. so no, they're not satisfied at all they see it as discriminatory. and i think one of the big -- one of the problems in this debate, with this issue, is no matter what solution you come up with, you're sure to anger a really large group of people. kristen: what's the other side of the debate, you know, the folks that i read who are using, say, women's sports or title ix to argue on behalf of the ban? matthew: as i was saying before, there's a school of science that really strongly believes that these benefits of going through male puberty are lifelong and irreversible. and i think one of she the iss

well matthew, matthew along those lines there. i mean, i don't know if, you know, have you been observing the russian rubel that was actually absolutely shattered in the 1st few weeks of the conflict. and now it is one of the strongest currencies in the world. and it's because of commodities. it's backed up by real things. it's not a printing press. it's got, it's grain, it's, it's wait, it's oil. it's got, it's real. ok, richard, let me, let me go to go to you here. i mean, i've talked to him a number of times and it seems to me that this or in ukraine is just another reason not to address the real problems that have been the american people in western world has been experiencing for the last 40 to 50 years they've come up with still another excuse why the system doesn't work for the vast majority of people. richard? yes, well, i don't see it as much of a break. let me explain why. i think you have and i'm exaggerating, but i want to make a point. you have offset the internal problems of this economy which are getting larger and

matthew as the war began of the world into cold era style cold war era style trading blocks.u think that is what's happening here? and how far does that division actually go? i don't think it is happening. i think what's happening is that russia has become very isolated and it's going to depend increasingly on china on india as well. these are countries that haven't sanctioned russia. there's no appetite though as we've just heard from mr lee that for for for for china two um put its relions with other parts of the world at risk or for chinese companies in in order to continue to supply the russian market because it's just it's not big enough, it's not interesting enough for them. so i think this is going to be a major challenge for russia going forward uh to find countries that are really willing to to to to trade with it no holds barred as was the case before and let me just ask you about something that was mentioned in the film namely the idea that this china russian axis represents a dollar free zone as it as it would as it were and could actually spur the decline of the

without further ado, i would like to bring up matthew. matthew: thank you. thank you. thank you, camilla. to make the loss of these lives matter, my wife and i spent most of last week on the ground with the families in your father, texas, -- with the families in uvalde, texas, and we shared stories, tears, and memories. the common thread, independent of the anger and the confusion and sadness, it was the same, how can these families continue to honor these deaths by keeping the dreams of these children and teachers alive? again, how can the loss of these lives matter? so while we honor and acknowledge the victims, we need to recognize that this time it seems that something is different. there is a sense that perhaps there is a viable path forward. responsible parties in this debate seem to at least be committed to sitting down and having a real conversation about a new and improved path forward -- a path that can bring us closer together and make us safer as a country, a path that can actually get something done this time. camila and i came here to share my stories fro

without further ado, i would like to bring up matthew. matthew: thank you. thank you. thank you, camilla. to make the loss of these lives matter, my wife and i spent most of last week on the ground with the families in your father, texas, -- with the families in uvalde, texas, and we shared stories, tears, and memories. the common thread, independent of the anger and the confusion and sadness, it was the same, how can these families continue to honor these deaths by keeping the dreams of these children and teachers alive? again, how can the loss of these lives matter? so while we honor and acknowledge the victims, we need to recognize that this time it seems that something is different. there is a sense that perhaps there is a viable path forward. responsible parties in this debate seem to at least be committed to sitting down and having a real conversation about a new and improved path forward -- a path that can bring us closer together and make us safer as a country, a path that can actually get something done this time. camila and i came here to share my stories fro

that's not the free-wheeling matthew. he really is. it's just to watch him seem dour is a very not -- out of character with the real man. >> yeah. >> seth: hey, thank you so much for being here congrats on the show you are really a fantastic robert evans [ cheers and applause >> thank you very much, seth >> seth: matthew goode, everybody. "the offer" streaming on paramount plus we'll be right back with a performance from jewel [ cheers and applause ♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 1 week. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers in

veteran matthew heath. thank you for being with us. us about the condition of your nephew? >> we continue to struggle to get accurate time and information out of venezuela. we do know that matthew is currently in stable condition. he's being held in a military hospital in caracas under heavy guard. we do not think he is out of the woods. this particular suicide attempt was not successful, thank goodness. we have every confidence that he will try again. >> what exactly happened in terms of the suicide attempt? do you have a sense of a series of events that took place? >> we don't have, again, an accurate account. however, one thing that we had -- did notice, starting about two weeks ago, matthew began giving us instructions on what to do if he didn't come home. i didn't catch it. my interpretation was that he was telling us that if he gets a long prison sentence from his trial, that he would likely not -- we wouldn't see him for quite some time. trudy caught it. and she immediately interpreted it as a cautionary information as to what h

matthew: i can't answer that question. don't know what's going on in the minds of the russians and what their strategy is. initially there was a lot of focus on what the ukrainian infrastructure would have happened. even when there was the invasion of crimea, or georgia, we saw many more cyberattacks in those times. we saw a lot of probing ahead of the event, which gave us real concern that an invasion was coming even before it happened. now there is starting to be what looks like some retaliation against countries that are standing with ukraine. lithuania is one of the countries. they were going to enforce some of the russian sanctions. i think that is a retaliation. across europe and the united states, those people providing critical infrastructure need to be ready for whatever may come at them. emily: let's talk about how strong those shields are and if businesses are being prepared. businesses are being told to adopt this zero track approach, authenticate visuals -- authenticate individuals in and outside the organizat

matthew: oh, yes, yes. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ zoe: marie rexford is matthew's mom. it can do for our young kids. i think it'll help. it'll help us. zoe: when the refuge was established, the inupiat of kaktovik weren't consulted. after generations of government interference, marie is clear on who should make decisions about her land. marie: god gave us this land to live on. for us to do, right? not the government. for the people that live here. so why should they all get involved in how we live up here? we're doing fine. everything's still here. zoe: except the ice. marie: except the ice. that's not us. it's whatever they're doing down there that's coming up here. everybody's getting involved in our problems. we live here. we make the rules, not them. you don't live here. we do. we shouldn't have to listen to them. zoe: wouldn't not drilling for oil help protect your way of life? marie: probably. zoe: but you're saying, "do it anyway." marie: it's gonna happen, they say it's just gonna happen. it's happening already, as much as we don't want it to. president trump: a

we posted that matthew mcconaughey interview online, instagram, twitter. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, great interview with matthew. >> bret: thanks. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm sure have you all been lectured about some whiny upscale lib about male privilege, straight privilege. you know. here is one you don't hear much about liberal privilege. if you are a democrat, you can get away with just about anything in this country. lie, cheat, steal, whatever you want without consequence. because there is an entire system in place to protect americans who lean blue. when something goes wrong, the machine kicks in to high gear, excuses are made, evidence just disappears. and the media makes sure the controversy goes away. they look out for their own. and if you aren't on their side, you get dumped in the basket of deplorables. with all the other racists and mass shooters. hillary clinton pioneered this tactic way back in 2016. remember that? it almost worked. and joe

matthew eric in montreal. he is a senior fellow at the american university in moscow and director of the rising tide foundation of canada in new york. we are richard wolf. he is professor emeritus of economics at the university, massachusetts, amorous, and author of the sickness is the system. and an albert, we cross a lew rockwell, he is the founder and chairman of the muses in city, our general and cross hog, well, rules that affect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to richard 1st in new york, richard over the past week or so the narrative western narrative in forced in narrative, i'd like to point out on ukraine is shifting. we have the washington post in new york times. we and henry kissinger not to someone i usually what in davos said the same. and then general mili, the postmodern chief of staff of the united states military. he's even said there must be negotiated in. nonetheless, the european union has rolled out its 6th round of sanctions here. so richard,

the actor from uvalde, matthew mcconaughey, and his very personal plea. rachel scott live in washington. >>> and if there's not enough support in the senate for president biden's push to ban assault weapons, the debate tonight. why not raise the age to buy one from 18 to 21? after uvalde, not one republic senator has publicly supported raising the age to 21. so tonight here, our matt gutman takes us inside a gun show in texas. and what he heard from the organizer to a mother shopping with her own sons. the rare moment of agreement on raising the age on ar-15-style rifles. tprsdicesueay. ws thi at least 13 states now pt tginay a per gallon. >> wre also tckge me onto ac st ear in ukrnetogh iges. ern ukraine. russia tonight claiming they are gaining ground. >>> back here at home, in new york city, the scare on the subway. a woman thrown onto the tracks. >>> and tonight here, remembering the artist part of a popular duo, part of a sodtckra oe f th >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the very p

we posted that matthew mcconaughey interview online, instagram, twitter.sse: hey, great interview with matthew. >> bret: thanks. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm sure have you all been lectured about some whiny upscale lib about male privilege, straight privilege. you know. here is one you don't hear much about liberal privilege. if you are a democrat, you can get away with just about anything in this country. lie, cheat, steal, whatever you want without consequence. because there is an entire system in place to protect americans who lean blue. when something goes wrong, the machine kicks

and let's get matthew's take on that on which narrative will wind. it's the famous battle for hearts and minds. and if we look at the united nations general assembly vote on the war in ukraine, there were a number of countries that abstained and or even voted against condemning russia. none, a number of them will be affected by grand shortages and fuel price rises. or what do you think? well, i think, i think would be bored or facing a family. you know, they'll do whatever they need to in order to, to get to grain. but that doesn't mean that they don't know who's responsible here, and i think it's, it's, it's, it's pretty, it's pretty simple. it's really not, not that complicated if you, except that russia started this war without provocation, then you have to accept that russians are also responsible for the looming green shortage here. it could resolve the problem by withdrawing from ukraine and ending the war and everything would, would open up again. so i understand that african leaders are doing everything they can to, to get food for their peop

matthew, tell us more about this new fund?: the goal was to provide qualified purchasers an opportunity to divest in and i diversified index of tokens that are consistent with the metaverse. our goal is to take a look at the entire ecosystem, focus on liquidity, stress test securities and provide yet another diversified opportunity. emily: matt, the fund is only open to qualified purchasers. how do you identify those? matt: individuals in the u.s. that have $5 million or more in liquid assets. this is one corner of the market. a big story is how it act open the market before it expanded. the metaverse is exciting an early opportunity and that is why it is appropriate for this market. we would love to open it up more broadly, but that is where we are today. emily: matthew, your metaverse etf is down almost 40% so far this year. yes, so much of the market is down. why should investors think this etf is the right call? matthew: the perspective is it is about 39% down year to date. a reflection commencement with the expectation. 1

. >> direct plea, actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey speaks at the white house pushing for gun control as more details emerge about a possible bipartisan compromise. >>> new record. gas prices jump once again overnight nearing $5 a gallon. how hurricane season could make the pain at the pump even worse. >>> protecting america's bravest. the new laws just signed by president biden designed to improve health care for veterans. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. in what's likely to be an emotional day on capitol hill, survivors and relatives of victims of the uvalde and buffalo mass shootings will appear before congress to talk about gun violence. it comes a day after oscar-winning actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey delivered a powerful speech from the white house about enacting new gun laws. he called on congress to toughen background checks to purchase guns and to raise the minimum age to buy an ar-15-style rifle from 18 to 21. elise preston is in new york with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good mor

the actor from uvalde, matthew mcconaughey, and his very personal plea. rachel scott live in washington. >>> and if there's not enough support in the senate for president biden's push to ban assault weapons, the debate tonight. why not raise the age to buy one from 18 to 21? after uvalde, not one republican senator has publicly supported raising the age to 21. so tonight here, our matt gutman takes us inside a gun show in texas. and what he heard from the organizer to a mother shopping with her own sons. raising the age on ar-15-style rifles. >>> the other news this tuesday night, the economy and gas prices. at least 13 states now paying at least $5 per gallon. the questions, where is this headed? and for how long? >>> we're also tracking severe storms as we come on the air tonight across several states. damaging winds, hail, possible tornadoes. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. the new images coming in. intense fighting in eastern ukraine. russia tonight claiming it is gaining ground. what president zelenskyy is now insisting tonight. >>> back here at home

our matthew chance had exclusive access to the front lines as troops fired on russian positions and matthewouthern city of kryvvi rih. you had quite the experience. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we managed to get very close to those front lines, actually to them. look, stalemate is something that ukrainian military commanders desperately want to avoid in this conflict because they want to prevent russia and vladimir putin from locking in the military gains that have been achieved by moscow so far. so while the russians are pressing forward in areas of the east of the country like around the city of severodonetsk, ukrainians say they're pushing back here along the southern front line and the military here gave us that exclusive access to what they say is that effort. this is where the ukrainian military tells us they're seizing back their lands. but on the battered tourn front with russia the stalemate of trench warfare seems to be setting in. and commanders privately admit advances by either side here are small. the russians seem to be running out of ammunition and they are as strong as

joining me now, matthew dowd and adrian elrod. also with us, barbara mcqueue and msnbc legal analyst. barbara, big picture. three days into the post world and the number of lawsuits seem to be growing by the day if not the hour. what are we looking at in terms of the key battlegrounds legally, and is this potentially going to go on for years now? >> i think it is, chris. it's just chaos that we're seeing across the country. it depends very much on the state. here in michigan, there's this 1931 law you just heard about. because of a lawsuit brought by planned parenthood and only because of that, that statute is on hold. >> i'm sorry, i have to interrupt. we have breaking news related to the january 6th committee. the committee has just announced that it will have a hearing tomorrow at 1:00 eastern time. we are just gathering this information now. but according to the committee, this hearing is quote, to present recently obtained evidence and present witness testimony. by guests are going to remain with us. barbara, look, they just

what i'm saying is people like fred, people like matthew mcconaughey, and what i think matthew mcconaughey standing up at the press platform having walked out of a meeting with the president of the united states and being an iconic figure, especially from a place like texas which holds onto our guns as the most -- as sometimes the most vulnerable thing to have in their house, i think what he is showing, not the freds of the world who already know what to do and already know how to do it and already know how to create and talk about this in a compelling way, it's to show the politicians in washington who constantly talk about this but they have no capacity to talk about it in a way that strikes people in their heart and gut. too often it is we rank 53rd on the list of countries in gun ownership and we rank here, and this is what we can do, and this is how many guns and there's 400 million guns. all of those great facts, but i think most of the time the politicians, lucy mcbath actually did this well who was the congresswoman from georgia who obviously had a personal connection having a loss

berlin based daily newspaper, the tots, and previously served us the papers. china correspondent, matthew carnage. name is politicos, chief europe correspondent, and based here in berlin and natal. yes. your length of a is a colleague working with d. w. news and also with d. w's, russia desk. and she formerly worked in our moscow bureau, felix, some people are both in china and russia have been using some pretty flowery rhetoric to describe these new ties. in fact, a chinese foreign ministry spokesman recently called it a model for the world. what does he mean by that? exactly, and how would you assess the significance of this bond? well, of course, china wants to take advantage of the conflict and tries to like, raw shore of the new friendship and officially outwardly. of course, china is not, are not following the western sanctions are china blamed the need to for, for the war, for the escalation. but interesting, when you look deep, there are no more more, more ties also economy, medically speaking, of course, china imports a little bit more gas because gas from russia. now it's cheap.

and casting a young up-and- coming actor named matthew mcconaughey in the movie version of his first novel, a time to kill. >> waiting to get the cassette tape stuck in the machine and there was matthew, the accent was perfect and really charismatic. reni's first reaction was, i think i'm in love with him. >> i think we've got our guy. >> eight sunday sit down with john grisham and a life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin with a look ahead to the second day of hearings from the bipartisan january sixth committee after thursday night this presentation that included damning testimony from some of former president trump's own advisors and even his daughter. josh letterman has a preview. >> the committee made explosive allegations that former president trump's role in january sixth during the opening arguments. now is their chance to prove them. >> this morning, the january sixth committee gearing up around two. after the first hearing revealed no evidence that former president trump's inner circle told him directly that he lost the election. monday's hearing will focus on ho

matthew myers: fda isn't just targeting juul, we hope, we know.ision today is about juul, but fda has pending before it applications from the other major companies who continue to market products that are appealing to and addicting our children. what will be critical is whether fda follows through with the other companies, largely that are marketing flavored products, some of them with extraordinary levels of addiction -- of nicotine, to ensure that all the products that are fueling the e-cigarette epidemic areulled from the market. if fda is consistent in its decision-making, it will do so. and we still have time to reverse the youth e-cigarette epidemic before it becomes a generational problem. william: juul has said that they're going to appeal this decision by the fda. but -- again, i know you're not with the fda or representing them here, but do you have any understanding as to why juul in particular was targeted? was it something about their products? was it about their prior behavior? what was it? matthew: well, first, i think it's importan

and this was matthew mcconaughey. as you mentioned, he's from, you've already said he and his wife has said the last week there. so talking to the victims family talking to a teacher who was cutting down in the classroom. her husband, they've been married for decades, had a heart attack and died. he said of grief 24 hours later leaving 4 children behind . he talked about the students. so what he got to know about them, not just that little girl who were the green sneakers, but that she wanted to be a marine biologist recently written on letters at 10 years old to a college. and i want to go there because i want to be a marine biologist and another student who's excited because she gets she was getting chance to read a bible verse in church that wednesday talked about another little girl who wanted to move to paris and study painting and he showed her artwork. so this was basically, he said, when i was talking to these parents, they once something to be done, they want their children not to have died in vain through sa

>> first, i've gotten to know matthew and his wife and family, and he's a sincere person. you know, he genuinely cares about our country. he cares about the american people. so i think this message was delivered in that spirit. i hope it's received in that way as well. i completely agree. we do have to come together as a country. i think there's common ground that can be had where i think we all want to make sure that criminals and those who shouldn't have their hands on guns don't, and that we do not in any way undermine our second amendment rights, those law-abiding american citizens who own guns should not see their guns taken away. >> judge, do you think the things that he laid out just now, raising it to 21, getting rid of sensationalized media coverage, red flag laws, family values, do you think those are a middle ground in the united states? >> absolutely. and i think it was delivered brilliantly. what he did was, he had both the intellectual as well as the emotional pieces combined. he did it in a way -- and i questioned what he was doing in the white house briefin

"gma," lara, matthew. >> matthew is here. >> how has it been going?hi you guys. >> you have had quite the epic scavenger hunt. >> how are you doing? >> gd. a little shaken up. but -- >> we're going to walk everyone through what you have been through. three clues so far, it started at the r lounge at the renaissance times square. well, it was ages ago and then you made your way, the treacherous trip you made to the hot dog vendor, the iconic red steps and then -- yes, a very loud hot >> genie. >> i don't know who that possibly could have been and then you ran down to meet the genie in schubert alley. i didn't even know that's what it was called and then he sent him here to grand finale right here in times square. so, lara, you have got the final clue. >> i do. matthew, are you okay? >> yes. >> okay, matthew, a little bit in shock. are you ready? >> yes. >> our journey has almost come to an end which i'm sad because i love you. >> i love you. >> we want you to look up at the jumbotron for your very last clue from someone you might recognize. where's the

i would like to bring up matthew. worst acts of gun violence this country has ever seen. uvalde, texas is where i was born... matthew mcconaughey�*s mother taught kindergarten classes less than a mile from the scene of the shooting. and the following day, he returned to the town to meet families of the victims. it is there that we met two of the grieving parents, ryan and jessica ramirez. their ten—year—old daughter, alithia. she was one of the 19 children that were killed the day before. such was the impact of wounds inflicted by an 18—year—old gunman wielding a semi—automatic rifle, that another of the victims could only be identified by her shoes. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that? a memorial is now in place in the nation's capital in honour of the roughly 45,000 american lives that are lost each year to gun violence. successive efforts to curb the availability of firearms have all come to nothing. t

the out to matthew mcconaughey makes an emotional please, a tight, a gun control the white house. and a huge movement of people through mexico illustrates the challenges of migration for regional leaders. ah, the world is being warned of a worst case scenario unfolding in the horn of africa, where the un says starvation is exploding into famine for straight rainy seasons of failed, causing the worst drought and 40 years. 1.7000000 children in the region are suffering from acute malnutrition. somalia alone used to import 92 percent of its weight from russia and ukraine, but supply lines and are blocked by the war. our to 0 is malcolm web reports from the somali port city of his mouth went to abdullah. he bully, have children, died of hunger and thirst. he says he was left with no choice. he abandoned the only life he's ever known as magic heard. he says he was caught between the armed group, asha bob and worsening drought. most of the jokes and cows perished, told us he left the last animals to die and walked with his surviving daughter for dosa, for 3 weeks to reach here. a camp d

here is matthew mcconaughey laying out -- he's been. healthcare. we need safety for schools. we need to restrain sensationalize media coverage. we need to restore our family values. we need to restore our american values. and we need responsible gun ownership. responsible gun ownership. we need background checks. we need to raise the minimum age to purchase annar -- we need a waiting period for those rifles. we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. responsible gun owners are fed up with the second amendment being abused and hijacked by some deranged individuals. but people empowered have failed to act. so we're asking you. i'm asking you will you please and yourself can both sides rise above? can both sides see beyond the political problem at hand and admit that we have a life preservation problem on our hands? >> so now washington is trying to figure out how they can come together, really. and i think matthew mcconaughey probably changed some minds, or at least opened some minds to what the problems are for a lo

doctor matthew follow up with the parents. maria. [speaking spanish] i'm maria my daughter is naomi she was [inaudible] tenderloin school. and may fifth she was attacked. came from school crying and i'm very upset. she said a classmate of hers following her and insulting her and has not been the first time. she is very upset she does not want to go to school. [speaking spanish] jury room i of able to send a message to the teach are. she took a long time answering but foible low did call me back and saw my message. and says was well<,> the kids do play jokes on each other. and they -- they -- display like that. and but this is no joke. this is not a laughing matter. my kid is being bull ied at the school and i said you should you need to call his paraphernalias to let him them know what the kid is doing because my child is not the only person who is being abused by this kid.hem know wha because my child is not the only person who is being abused by this kid.him them know what the doing because my child is not the only person who is be

i had to go, i want to pull in the chief europe corresponded at politico matthew carnage. now he joins me from right here in berlin to night. matthew, it's good to see you again. ugh, you've written in very clear and direct language pointing the finger at angle a miracle and accusing her as being one of futons of useful idiots. while she was in power and she took questions to night for the 1st time here, will her answers, will they satisfy her critics? i don't think so because i think what she was trying to do this evening was what some of us expected, which was to effectively defend her record, which is which is her right, of course. but if you look back over the trajectory of the 15 plus years that she was cancer, you can see really pattern that i think someone in her position really should have recognized when it came to rush in when it came to vladimir putin. in particular, if you look at the invasion of georgia in august of 2008, for example, followed by the annexation of crimea in 2014 the war and don't boss, also 2014. what russia did in syria support and throughout

this is matthew potts. four wickets for him in total. now, jack leach epitomised commitment, making a brave dive in the field. he was able to walk away but suffered symptoms of concussion, and he's been replaced in this match. new zealand's first innings ended like this — 132 all out. that bit was about as good as the new captain and the new coach would have dared to expect. but remember the context — months of disappointment for england, unprecedented upheaval, changes in every key role. so, now, could they bat? a yes here from zak crawley, who made a3. butjust when you were sitting comfortably, england's collapse. it included ollie pope dismissed for seven... feathered through... ..joe root out for ii. 0h, got him! skipper ben stokes just made one. jonny bairstow gone for one, on the way to england finishing the day 116—7. matthew potts even had to bat and made nought. welcome to international cricket, england—style, where nothing is certain. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. well, fast bowler matthew pott

plus the emotional and powerful plea from uvalde native, matthew mcconaughey. to get something, anything done, on gun safety. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle, we are 154 days out from the midterm elections. and tonight, we are tracking all the results from the biggest primary day so far this year. seven states held contests today from new jersey to california. where the polls have just close. all eyes are on two key elections there. the race to be mayor of los angeles. the leading candidates, six from congresswoman karen bass, and billionaire developer rick caruso. in the ballot measure to recall progressive san francisco district attorney, chase aberdeen, let's get straight to steve kornacki. it's a primary night. you know he is going to be here at the big board waiting for us. steve, break this down. who is, running what are they doing, one of the numbers? >> yeah, stephanie. the numbers right now are zero but within the next few minutes we expect this map here of california to start lighting