megan: i do not think we are there yet.k at the university of michigan survey when they out there pretty high but they come down in the medium to long-term. that anchors inflation expectations. i do not think we are seeing that yet. if this were to last for another year, and no one has defined what transitory is, least of all the fed, it could last a while longer and then start to impinge on consumer confidence. jonathan: one thing the fed did tell us earlier was it was the vote of confidence, validation of a better outlook. that was because real yields were upwards. now they have come back in again. i wonder how the federal reserve would characterize this move we are seeing? megan: i think they view it as an opinion on growth. i know you just had a guest that disagreed with that. the idea that the delta variant is causing a spike in cases. there are concerns about the parts of the world that are not vaccinated yet. also i think their concerns about inflation at the short end . that is what is driving the short end up. kail

we're joined by megan.s been driving these food prices higher continuously over the past year? megan: the yuan food price index has been gaining now for 12 months in a row. there are a few things behind that like china, and there has also been bad weather and economies reopening around the world as covid restrictions ease. we will see whether the rally continued in june. dani: so we are looking for the rally to continue. what other signals might we also get from the report today? megan: we have seen some signs of easing crop prices. tfnd%kpm may. approach across the northern hemisphere, helping replenish the price a little bit. really all eyes are on the whether the next few months. we have dairy, meat, vegetables and sugar all factoring in. dani: it makes me think of the fourth of july window biden administration said the fourth of july meal is now $.16 cheaper. politicians are acutely concerned with what it means for consumers. if we do have food inflation reaching an all-time high, what will it mean ulti

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here's james longman. >> reporter: tonight, megan rapinoe and the u.s. women's soccer team keeping their olympic dream alive. >> megan rapinoe into the top corner! and the usa wins, 4-2, on penalties. > reporter: defeating the netherlands, advancing to the semifinal. and covid a concern, but it's doping that has some athletes really worried here.mmer ryan m telling reporters, it is a huge mental drain on me throughout the year to know i'm swimming in a race that's probably not clean. murphy, who won gold in the 100 and 200-meter backstroke in rio, lost both olympic titles to eyvgeny rylov from russia. >> rylov is going to go to the wall with another gold. >> reporter: russian athletes are banned from competing under their own flag. and their team is called russian olympic committee. but some don't feel that's enough after a massive state-sponsored doping program was discovered after the 2014 games and drug testing enforcement was loosened during the pandemic. it's not just a concern in swimming. american rower megan and her partner tweeting, seeing a cre

megan was at a friend's house a few doors down her.rge and small intestines 12 times, and they had to remove a foot and a half of them test and now, megan mom to four year old cooper is awake after two surgeries getting to see hear and talk to her and hold her hand. it was awesome. the gunfire also wounded two teens and killed a 35 year old man, the latest in a surge of violence in santa rosa, are we've seen well over 30 shootings, believe, uh, 12 shooting since, uh, early may. and you know five homicides this year high numbers for a city of 180,000 short staffed at 170 officers. we can't arrest our way out of every problem, but it definitely it definitely is a part of it with gun seizures, escalating, the chief wishes he still had a gang unit disbanded two years ago to save money. he has increased patrols around parks. where many shootings have happened and is developing a strategy combining crackdown with outreach. it's still safe to come to santa rosa. uh we are seeing that uptick. but you know, we're doing everything we can. the tu

megan tevrizian reports. >> reporter: this morning, the washington football team faces a $10 million fine. the franchise after an investigation into workplace culture. including widespread sexual erl female employees. commissioner roger goodell saying bullying and intimid frequently took ac many the investigation looked at claims dating back to 2004. team owner dan snyder has now agreed to step back from day to day operations of the team. saying he has great remorse, and promising nobody who works here will ever have that kind of experience again. >> not only was i being hit on, but i also was being just berated and spoken down to, degraded, on a daily basis. >> emily applegate, a former washington employee, and the only woman to speak on the record calls her time with the team the most miserable experience of her life. attorney reesa banks who represents 40 former washington employees says her clients are outraged, saying the fine isn't precting dan snyder, ndgs publiti cl aftere they're physically ill hearing this news and feeling so disappointed and disspirited. 0ilon fe to pocket

major megan pickle evans has been in the military since 2004.2013 she led an all female cultural support team who would speak to mostly afghan women in villages. she is still in the army. former specialist izia james was in army connaissance, surveillance and acquisition team outside of kandahar city in 2010 to 2011. he also served two tours in iraq before he went to afghanistan. he was medically retired in 2013. and retired colonel mike jason had a 24 year career in the army. in 2012, he was a battalion commander who worked alongside special operations forces in northern afghanistan. he also served two tours in iraq. he retired in 2019. welcome, all three of you to the news. major, let me start with you. when you would speak to afghan women, did they give you the intelligence that you were looking for? and looking back, do you believe you were doing something good? >> we were gathering information, atmospherics from the women. they needed help with support for medical facilities. they didn't it's not like america where there's a walgreens down

i'll make that 29-year-old victim is megan jones, the mother of a four-year-old just returned to the area to pick up her son's shoes. her husband jonathan thought it was a cruel prank when he got the call that megan was shot. >> not accepting it at first and then giving it a couple of seconds, a kicked in and everything dropped. >> he fought through the police tape to get to his wife and was only able to see her for minutes. authorities then lockdown the hospital and it was not until later that morning that he heard what happened to his wife. >> it hit her upper abdominal cavity. it went through her intestines and they have to do surgery. >> reporter: megan jones has now had two surgeries and is in critical condition. today she was finally able to squeeze her husband's hand. >> we definitely got a few responses from her, thankfully. she seems like she will pull through and be all right. >> what can you tell us about the other victims, since several people were hit. >> reporter: a 16-year-old boy has already been released from the hospital. the santa rosa police officer telling me tha

abc's megan tevrizian has the story. >> reporter: this morning, a lesson of resilience from a boy who survived being mauled by a great white shark. >> a lifeguard who came, he's like yeah, i can see your lungs, like, through your back. >> 15-year-old sean hayes now vowed to swim in the same ocean where he died for. >> i think we're on day 170. >> in 2018, hayes was attacked by a great white in san diego while lobster diving with a friends. he struggled to swim to a nearby kayak and was air lifted to the hospital. the attack so severe, he needed several surgeries and about 1,000 stitches. a few weeks after the attack, the then 13-year-old described his or deal on "good morning america." >> i come up, and my mask is off and i'm all confuse and i look over, my wet suit is all ripped up, and blood is starting to go into the water. >> reporter: now three years later, he is helping people get over their fear, volunteering to help amputees alongside another shark attack survivor, bethany hamilton. >> i can't describe it. it's so much fun, it feels good to, you know, to help them. >> reporter

>> all right, megan, thank you. >>> amazon employees now answer to a new ceo. yesterday jeff bezos followed through on his promise to step down, 27 years to the day after founding the company. andy jassy will handle the day-to-day operations now. the world's richest man now plans to focus on philanthropic projects, climate change and space travel. >>> all right. coming up, the former first couple celebrating their 75th wedding anniversary. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ [male narrator] for as long as we've existed, boys & girls clubs has always been about coming together. to support the families of our communities and do whatever it takes to give every kid a chance at a great future. but we're going through a challenging time right now. and while we may not all be able to come together in the same physical ways, in other ways, we're coming together like never before. because that's what “whatever it takes to build great futures” means. it means providing a safe place to go for children whose parents are on the front lines battling the virus. i

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new issues around hunter biden's potential large deal and why are hairy and megan getting another award in seen and unseen. first be anti-democrats set the focus of tonight's angle. for years the democrats have tried to cement this narrative that conservatives are working to undermine democracy while liberals are working tirelessly to preserve it so they spent four years, they lied about donald trump and russia:asian claiming he had a soft spot for dictators than after the election vilified as anti-democratic anyone who raised question about voting irregularities and of course they seized on january 6th as proof the republican party is synonymous with domestic terror. >> our democracy is under unprecedented assault unlike anything we've seen in modern times. >> accountability is needed for republicans who underpin this result on our democracy. >> come to realize to appreciate how vital the rule of law truly is. >> we have serious and texas dental threats to our democracy on our hands. laura: i like to nancy pelosi better with the mass, the finger democrats are wagging us is always point

here's james longman. >> reporter: tonight, megan rapinoe and the u.s. women's soccer team keeping their olympic dream alive. >> megan rapinoe into the top corner! and the usa wins 4-2 on 4-2 on penalties. >> reporter: defeating the netherlands, advancing to the semifinal. and coaching a -- and coaching a concern, but doping here. swimmer ryan murphy telling reporters "it is a huge mental drain on me throughout the year to know i'm swimming in a race that's probably not clean." murphy, who won gold in the 100 and 200 meter backstroke in rio, lost both olympic titles to eyvgeny rylov from russia. >> rylov gets the gold! kolehnikov gets the silver. and murphy gets the bronze.r: r are banned from competing under their own flag but some think that's enough. after a massive state-sponsored doping program was discovered and drug testing enforcement was loosened during the pandemic. >> tweeting, seeing a drew who shouldn't be here walking away a silver is a nasty feeling. murphy saying he wasn't accusing his competitor who's denied doping. >> my intent is not t

jonathan jones got to wife megan, right after the paramedics.ve you as they were putting her into the ambulance just after midnight monday, gunfire in santa rosa's roseland neighborhood. then shouting gang slurs drove past a fireworks party and began shooting. someone in the crowd returned fire. megan was at a friend's house a few doors down her large and small intestines 12 times, and they had to remove a foot and a half of in test and now megan mom to four year old cooper is awake after two surgeries, getting to see her and talk to her and, you know, hold her hand. it was awesome. the gunfire also wounded two teens and killed a 35 year old man. the latest in a surge of violence in santa rosa. we've seen well over 30 shootings, believe, uh, 12 shooting since, uh early may, and you know five homicides this year high numbers for a city of 180,000 short staffed at 170 officers. we can't arrest our way out of every problem, but it definitely. it definitely is a part of it with gun seizures escalating. the chief wishes he still had a gang unit disba

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they tried the new york times list with a children's book megan wrote, it never made it. with spotify for podcast, turned exactly one podcast in december. this is like royal welfare, never seen anything like it but i don't know who is watching this stuff. laura: i expect the actor playing harry to be more realistic, more true to form, true to life. i'm looking for okay good party around here, take it back a little bit. anyone have an orange slice? he is a party or. >> you made your career and your voice. i want your take on this. a new documentary called roadrunner, they use audio clips to narrate most of the movie but in two sections the filmmakers used ai technology to re-create his voice so he says two things in the film that he didn't speak in life. critics are claiming this is unethical and upsetting. your reaction? laura: i don't like this. i like the -- i thought i was going to hear the voices -- which was which? it portends a lot more that is coming. when the actors start being replaced with ai actors that are computer-generated that look real maybe they will have

major megan evans has been in the military since 2004.she led an all-female cultural support team who would speak to ghan women in the villages. she is still in the army. former specialist isaiah james was in army reconnaissance surveillance and acquisition team outside of kandahar city in 2010-2011. he served two tours in iraq and was medically retired in 2013. and retired colonel mike jason is a 24-year career in the army. in 2012 he was battalion commander in northern afghanistan and served two tours in iraq. he retired in 2019. major, events let me start with you, when you would speak with afghan women, did they give you the intelligence that you were looking for, and looking back, did you believe you are doing something good? >> we were gathering information atmospherics from the women they needed helpful support for medical facilities. it is not likamerica where there is a walgreens down the street, there is not an urgent care they can go to. those were the things my team will do. people from the village would come into the clinic,

abc's megan tevrizian has the details. >> reporter: this morning, a family is grieving after their 11ar-old son died following a ride malfunction at an amusement park over the holiday weekend. >> i need an ambulance team right now to adventureland. total four patients. everyone is out of the water. this is code 3. please respond to adventureland. >> reporter: the accident happening saturday at adventureland park in iowa. 11-year-old michael jaramillo was on the raging river ride with five other family members when his raft overturns. >> when it flipped over, all of us were trapped in the seat and seat belts. i see the silhouettes of my sons trying to grab each other, grab us. they wanted us to help them. we couldn't do it. >> reporter: witnesses jumping in to help free the riders as emergency crews rushed to the park. jaramillo and three others were taken to the hospital. jaramillo passed away on sunday. his brother david who turns 16 tomorrow is in a medically induced coma. dee sabic and her boyfriend brought their two sons to adventureland and her sons rode it 45 minutes before the

she is the best. >> megan rapinoe, drives it. >> amazing, amazing goal by megan rapinoe. >> i think beingone of a kind experience. and to be dating somebody who has that same experience, it's really incredible. >> i mean to be honest it's like totally normal, but i also know that she's -- you know, g.o.a.t. status. >> the united states once again winning gold >> but i guess for us we're just normal we like to sit on the couch and do what most people do, but we do understand culturally that it's a thing >> what are your favorite things to do together >> i think one of them is cooking. it's something that we like to do together because it means we're home which is really rare these days i joked that she's a bad cook. she's not. she's just a better sou chef >> i'm not going to give you the family secrets >> who's stronger? >> i'm way stronger. >> i think we both are pretty strong-willed and challenge each other. >> not even -- i mean she has no chance >> i have to live in the shadow of sue bird, so that's not great. but i'm doing my best to get out of it. >> that was awesome. the world's mos

rapinoe. >> amazing, amazing goal by megan rapinoe. >> i think being an elite athlete, it's really able >> i mean, to be honest, it's like totally normal, but i also know that she's, you know, status. >> the united states once again winning gold. >> i guess for us, it's just like, i don't know, we're just normal we are pretty boring and like to sit on the couch and do what most people do, but we do understand, like, culturally that it's a thing. >> what are your favorite things to do together >> i think one of them is cooking. it's something that we like to do together because it means we're home, which is really rare these days i joked that she's a bad cook. she's not. she's just a better sous chef. >> i'm not going to give you the family secrets. >> who's stronger, does that get competitive? >> no, i'm like way stronger. >> i think we both are pretty strong willed and challenge each other. >> not even a, i mean, she has no chance. >> i mean, i have to live in the shadow of sue bird, so that's not great, but, you know, i'm doing my best to get out of it >> that was awesome. >> the w

because megan is mixed race.o say who made those comments. princew rrwiiam shared their first public appearance together at prince philip's funeral. today will only be the second time they will be seen before the media. growing up they were pictured together bonded together diana's legacy of philanthropy continuing through them. william and kate heading their own charity, the royal foundation and just yesterday harry visited with seriously ill children in london and spoke with recipients of the diana award given to young people who create positive change. >> our mom believed that young people have the power to change the world. she believed in your strength because she saw it day in and day out. >> reporter: the statue being unveiled later today has been four years in the making. william and harry said they hope it will help visitors to kensington palace reflect on their mother's life and legacy. mona, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. >>> in sports the suns are heading to the nba finals for the first time since 1993

the president of that chapter, megan tuttle, joins me now. thank you so much for joining us, megan. nice to see you. so, why not back a mandate, if it will protect the health of teachers and students, especially those who can't get a vaccine for health or age reasons? >> thank you. um, so, you know, a mandate, i think, and we believe, is going just a little bit too far. new hampshire, right now, has about 60% of its adult population vaccinated and about 65% have at least one dose. if you put the vaccinations, back, you know, with all the other mitigation procedures that we've been recommending and advocating for, all along. handwashing, proper-cleaning techniques, proper vent lailati mask wearing for those unvaccinated. at this point, we really don't feel that a mandate is actually in the best interest of new hampshire educators or the parents, you know, right now, for them to choose. some are going to not want to get the vaccination for medical reasons. some are not going to want to get it for religious reasons. and at this point, we really need to be letting locals decide what's g

it went through her intestines and they have to do surgery. >> reporter: megan jones has now had two surgeries and is in critical condition. today she was finally able to squeeze her husband's hand. >> we definitely got a few responses from her, thankfully. she seems like she will pull through and be all right. >> what can you tell us about the other victims, since several people were hit. >> reporter: a 16-year-old boy has already been released from the hospital. the santa rosa police officer telling me that the 17-year-old girl remains in critical condition. no arrests have been made so far. >>> tonight oaklands police chief says tonight that enough is enough. he calls a new initiative to call for an end to violence. it is called stand up for a safe oakland. we are said to speak with him about it tomorrow morning. then he will officially take it all off during a rally on saturday. we are told he was planning it before the violent fourth of july. during that time, officers dealt with seven shootings, a suspicious death, illegal fireworks and a massive sideshow. >> as someone born an

he shaved off the beard, but he kept the star mustache because megan told him she could get him a bitfilming in the san fernando valley. that is prince harry, the pregnant man. he is the first member of the royal family to be on emoji while pregnant. so i think that actually -- you were mocking his commitment to diversity. i think taking one for the team like that is very heartening. >> tucker: is so weird you wake up one morning and everything seems fine and then you learn that ron jeremy is pregnant and has an english accent. >> exactly. it's all up for grabs. >> tucker: all deftly up for grabs. under what circumstances would you use this emoji in your personal text messages? because that's what i'm to get a emoji is supposed to be tears of joy or something. i don't understand in what way the pregnant man -- it's my 25th wedding anniversary. i hope you are going to come. how does the pregnant man emoji assist you with that? i don't understand the circumstance. >> tucker: maybe it's when someone says something like completely ludicrous, you just respond with a pregnant man. it's insa

while announcing his new plan early on, emphasized his focus on traditional family values taken, megan will tell mom all over the kid. it should not be forgotten, she combating violence against women is at the same time to protect the rights and the honor of our mother's wives, consumers, daughters who are a part of us all. oh no quote them. i don't know. i did it techies exit marks and uncertain future for women's rights. but these protesters have shown though, keep fighting british royal princess william and harry of appeared together in public to unveil a statue of their late mother. princess diana was killed in a high speed car crash in paris in 1997 relations between her sons had been strained in recent months after prince harry and his wife megan made allegations of racism against the royal family. but at the kensington palace in london, the brothers seemed to put their differences aside as they lead tributes. the woman dubbed the people's princess unfailing a statue to their late mother. the prince, william and prince harry brought together on what would have been princess diana

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here's abc's megan tevrizian.n of resilience from a boy who survived being mauled by a great white shark. >> a lifeguard who came, he was like, yeah, i can see your lungs like through your back. >> reporter: 16-year-old keane hayes now vowing to swim in the same ocean where he nearly decided for 301 days this year. a number he chose at random but one he hopes to exceed. >> i think we're on day 170. >> reporter: in 2018 hayes was attacked by a great white in san diego while lobster diving with a friend. he struggled to swim to a nearby kayak and was airlifted to the hospital. the attack so severe he needed several surgeries and about 1,000 stitches. a few weeks after the attack the then 13-year-old described his ordeal on "good morning america." >> i come up, and my mask is off, i'm all confused and i look over, my wet suit is all ripped upand bloois staino into t water. r hayeelng peoe get over their fears volunteering to help amputees alongside another shark attack survivor, bethany hamilton. >> it's like i can't

megan fitzgerald reports. >> reporter: tonight, fear and anxiety in neighborhoods across the country.n't want to be on the street. >> reporter: yvonne bryant lost her job in the pandemic and has been struggling, ever since. she is among the more than 6 million americans behind on ou on your -- on your rent?ee months. >> there are a lot of people in trouble, and a lot of people that need help. >> reporter: anthony is the ceo of a nonprofit in chicago that helps people stay in their homes. distributing some $2 million throughout the pandemic, but he says it's not enough. >> it's definitely a potential crisis. the vast majority of these people are gonna be low-income renters. and are least likely to be able to sustain the shock of loss of income, as a result of the pandemic. >> reporter: the eviction moratorium ends tonight. >> i'm like i might be homeless, at any day. >> reporter: in a last-ditch effort, the white house urged congress to extend the moratorium. but democrats didn't have enough votes. they are now recessed for six weeks. the federal government has allocated $6 billion to

guest: this was so frustrating megan if you care about the economy the so-called elections, the biggertimulus, the longer the recovery look, i was at applebee's in texas about three or four weeks ago and there was a two hour wait because there was hardly anybody working because i could not find hethe workers pretty was most maddening about the biden's comments is that snarky, you owe us type of mentality he said, we build you out and now you always coming expected it saying, he writes the check, makes the rules because they gotta be alone alone now just like the other makers in the mix and now the reasons that the restaurant on the arm of the federal government is disgusting. >> your right and i did not think about that but that is the one thing that bothered me the most about the way he was saying last night and we kept you open. there is a threat predict and as a threat. how long should they burn in these businesses with this extra unemployment money. well it is not so with the democrats try to be sneaky way to get the businesses smaller businesses in areas cannot afford $15 an hour

megan ranney, we appreciate you giving it to us straight. thank you so much for all of your wisdom. >> thank you. >>> okay, joining us now is ken, the owner of the pilgrim house in provincetown, who is now requiring anyone who stays at his hotel to show proof of vaccination. ken, thank you so much for your time. we've been watching what's going on in provincetown so closely, so how did you get to your decision, that you're going to require all people coming into your hotel to show proof of vaccination? >> well, it's interesting, earlier, i think, alisyn, you used the word, "sobering." we had a very sobering experience shortly after the fourth of july week, which is a huge celebration here in provincetown. we started to get the initial reports of some strange infections rates among vaccinated individuals, and then as time went on, we saw more and more cases. until we eventually saw a number that was large enough to make a lot of us kind of scratch our heads and say, wait a minute, is this something? we were under the impression -- i personall

joining us now, michelle goldberg, megan malloy. megan, hayes brown writes for msnbc daily.again the political creatures in trump's orbit kept silent until it was too late to do anything. i'm still fuming over former national security adviser john bolton's decision not to testify in trump's first impeachment trial only to confirm that all the charges against trump were true in his tell-all book which was released over a year later. similarly, it seems like maybe, just maybe, a lot of the information provided off the record in these books might have been useful for senators in the second impeachment trial. on the flip side, we're seeing gop lawmakers like kevin mccarthy once again embrace trump after criticizing his role in the insurrection. how does the pro-democracy wing of the gop, if there still is one, fight against this complicity and at worst fight back against those whitewashing january 6, megan? >> to these books specifically, there's a couple of interesting things about them and their timing. this most recent book you referenced titled "i alone can fix it" is a quot

megan rapinoe tweeting this is trash. standing with her. this has been outdated. many arguing cannabis is not performance-enhancing at all. the world antidoping agency disagrees and says it violates the spirit of the sport and cannabis remains illegal in most parts of the world. >> it makes you mellow. there's not very many mellow world champions. the rules are out of touch and out of bounds. the rules of the sports organization should relate to sports not to the morals of any individual competitor. >> reporter: the track star will not be able to compete in the 100-meter tokyo, her signature event. she could still run in the relays because that comes after the one-month suspension. ian cull, bay area news. >> that's a blow to the entire games. the opening ceremony three weeks from today, july 23rd. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. i'll be in tokyo and taking you behind the scenes there. >>> lawmakers approved governor newsom's plan to send out a second round of state stimulus checks. $600 checks go to californians with an extra $500 for families with k

maybe one finger on it. >> megan's day job is a reporter for and anchor for the memphis grizzlies, kind that region, so you know the game. i know that usa has the best players. >> they do. >> i don't know yet whether they have the best team. >> yeah. it's so hard, we'll find out i mean, look at the doncic yesterday, 48 points, they have another great player to watch out for. >> megan triplet, see you in a while. >> see you in a bit. >>> like most things, because of covid, fear not, nbc's keir simmons taking us on a journey throughout ancient roots of old tokyo. >> japan's unique culture combines high-tech international cities and historic, hidden beauty, with its mountainous terrain, unchanged for centuries, the roads to tokyo are a journey back in time one of the most famous called the nakasendo. >> means the way through the mountains. this is one of five roads that led from the shogan's capital of edo, present day tokyo >> the story of this ancient path as historian oleg benesh explains is vividly depicted in these 19th century woodblock prints. >> here we see a few pilgrims, peasants

hello, megan? >> caller: hi, thank you.s megan cleus and i'm a behavioral schoolteacher in the district and a special education committee member. and i just wanted to thank all of the c.a.c. members who presented this afternoon, and also i want to remind everybody what an amazing partnership it is between our families and our educators. the priorities that you just saw in this presentation, um, are not just priorities of families these are priorities because our students need what they need and our educators and our families have a partnership in trying to find ways to make education better. and i really appreciate all of the efforts of the c.a.c. in my 10 plus years being a member to make sure that that partnership is strong. that the lines of communication are open. and that we are working towards that common goal every time we are speaking before the board of education, at a committee meeting, or just run into each other at an advocacy event. it's been an honor to be associated with the c.a.c., and to help with that part

i think megan michael is directly responsible for this.this relationship, and the two of them, they have a habit of going to different countries and destroying institutions whether it is meghan trying to destroy the monarchy or harry trying to destroy the first amendment. >> harris: you know, morgan, when i look at this passion have to stay with your days in the state department he may have seen some of these people up close. it's always hard to guess what someone is feeling and going through with loss. she was such a huge loss the family all around, an advertisement for the top of the crown because we learned how badly they treated her eye didn't protect her from the paparazzi. so there's a lot we don't know. but what do we know, that you see? >> morgan: when i was with mike pompeo in london we are normally hanging out with boris johnson and not the royals. royals. >> harris: [laughs] fair enough! >> morgan: i was also thinking, harris, why do we care about this so much? and then i thought, this family is just messy. i think a lot of our

megan, haze brown writes about those close to trump speaking out now to journalists instead of voicing concerns publicly. brown writes, quote, time and again the political creatures in trump's orbit kept silent until it was too late to do anything. i'm still fuming over former national security adviser button bolton not testifying, only to confirm it was all true in his tell-all book released a year later. similarly, it seems like maybe a lot of the information provided off the record in these books might have been useful for senators in the second impeachment trial. on the flip side, we see gop lawmakers like kevin mccarthy once again embrace trump after criticizing his role in the insurrection. so how does the pro-democracy wing of the gop, if there still is one, fight against this complicity, and at worst, fight back against those white washing what happened on january 6th, megan? >> yeah, well, i think, you know, to these books specifically, there's a couple of really interesting things about them and about their timing. you know, this most recent book you referenced titled "i alon

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ah, megan, i'm fully back the ball. with the headlines on al jazeera, emergency workers in western germany and belgium, as searching for hundreds of people believe to be missing after devastating floods . more than $160.00, i confirmed dead with that figure expected to increase delegations from the afghan government and the taliban are meeting in the country capital. despite the talks, violence continues to escalate and afghan is found. the taliban has launched several offensive and captured large parts of the country. we hope and we won't. and we, we expect that to be, should have brought something to get him in time. and on our side, we are ready to show flexibility. and our aim is clear, and that is to have an islamist on a crusade government in place in apply nissan and put an end to this phase of piping and into a new piece which will be our piece and word for it. we south africa, police minister says he is concerned about growing racial tensions following days of rice and looting. more than 200 people were killed.

megan, let me start with you by the way, congratulations.outside the pool what is he like at home? what is he like as a husband >> he is -- he is just a fun-loving goof ball like he's like -- that's just the best way to describe him is the all-american goof ball, loves to have fun, like anything outside. he just -- yeah. his energy is so contagious. >> mike and christina, mom and dad, you guys have been watching him in the pool for a lot of years now. you spent a lot of time at swim meets, but you've never watched him like this. what has it been like? he's had some races, he's won a gold medal he's going for that individual gold tonight what has it been like to watch from afar? >> well, we would much rather be there. it's a lot different, but this is a really nice plan b. they really put on a nice -- took care of us, put on a nice show we really appreciate the opportunity to come here and watch him. so it's a good second choice >> agreed. >> christina, you know what was cool we just heard your son say he didn't care about medals and he just

let's hope this is a little more success than megan's last hour, that picture book that barely broke through the bestseller list. >> that sounded a bit like anthony hopkins to me. >> it is anthony hopkins. laura: that is hopkins, that is really good. i like that. >> williams following up not to be "william is releasing his own book about saving the planet but at least he's not trashing his family so that is a plus. laura: the women's norwegian handball team has been signed for wearing shorts during play but not the prescribed bikini bottom. >> the european handball federation mandates that the size of these bikinis be no more than four inches long. this so absurd and sexist the men's team wear shorts, why can't the female teen? this is a brazen attempt to garner ratings. when i watched this i thought i totally understand the mandatory dress code for swimming or long-distance running because it's a slow your time but otherwise volleyball, let them pick whatever they are comfortable wearing. laura: why can't they were yoga pants or -- >> if they want to be modest mentioned the amount.

cuz it stood up in less than megan and i thought about all the people whose lives we saved this. and i'm just today, the man came in and said, thank you, you're wonderful. that's all i need to hear. got up as i get. well, it's not just people living under authoritarian style governments. they can find it difficult to get a hearing and have their needs met. democracies aim to balance competing interests, but often end up listening to the business interests with the most money, all clout. we met a german entrepreneur who's for sustainable energy, but not necessarily in his own backyard. goes the last wind turbines over there, any in lie look out my office window. i can 21 of those awful thing on the fund and it irritates me this to me. this is most inherent connect his company as a global market leader in tunnel boring machines. he doesn't shy away from politics . he's calling for no more wind turbines to be installed in his native southern germany. anywhere else is fine, but not in his backyard. jimmy's, i'm not here. home is in the black forest. what do you dislike about wind fro

while announcing his new plan early on, emphasize his focus on traditional family values chicken. megan will tell mom all over the kid. it should not be forgotten, she combating violence against women. i don't is at the same time to protect the right and the honor of our mothers, wives, consumers, daughters who are a part of us on the, on a quote them, i don't, i mean, i did is exit marks and uncertain future from women's rights. but these protesters have shown though, keep fighting let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world, the sound donald trump's company, and it's long time chief financial officer pleaded not guilty to tax on charges. prosecutors accused allen vices, but i'll personally avoiding tax on $1700000.00 of income. a firm is alleged to have run a quote, sweeping an daisha scheme to keep people ex, to keep executive pay and bonuses off the books. canada day celebrations has been overshadowed by the country's colonial past. several fittings cancel, barbecues and fireworks shows. instead, holding rallies in support of indigenous people, the hash tag