the man panel is back, mike chase, steven l. miller, michael starr hopkins. let's get to it let's go to lawyer number one mike chase. so tell me what does today's ruling mean? >> this is a really without prejudice. basically meeting based on the previous filing the court has said the motion to remove jamie spears will not be granted. before why? >> without president means it can be refiled again. before you can do can i do? >> you can write a shotgun with me for my license is going to be on the line here so it's my malpractice insurance is going to be involved. think we should take heart because if -- like the fundamental thing if britney can get a lawyer of her choosing which is a very important thing than she can file the petition. she did somewhat in her corner someone she can trust is listing to her nothing preventing her from filing a hearty petition to have these restrictions removed. that begins with having vigorous counsel. kennedy: this is incredible. the printing they interview the guy who originally but the judge dismissed above a medical you can't

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he wrote the book on how to become a federal -- mike chase is back.y? >> this is a pretty momentous day in her conservatorship hearing because britney got a right which is fundamental which is the right to have a lawyer for choosing but that is thing in the big hurdle from the beginning of this case but it was important this lawyer could have used this opportunity to accept the appointment and go back to the war room and start working on the case but he didn't. he started coming out swinging and he pointed outlook if jamie spears wanted to do what's in the best interest of his daughter it's curious he doesn't just take this opportunity to voluntarily step aside so judge what other things might he be doing that are due to his daughter's best interest but i thought it was a good first appearance of a strong one and hopefully it sets the tone. kennedy: he's not screwing around and you hear that from jamie spears and his attorney but rigney's dad and her conservative vendor person jody montgomery whose has $50,000 a month and private security which the ju

attack on the headquarters of congress and the capitol building, as well as his supporters chasing vice president mike pence and lawmakers, trying to -- essentially trying to kill them, threatening their lives. and what you hear from republicans are really this retelling of january 6th. former president trump saying it was a loving crowd and the other congressman calling it a tourist visit. we know it was not any of those things, it was violent and scary. and these lawmakers are really trying to get to the bottom of what happened. you're going to hear the officers tell this emotional testimony. i should tell you at the white house, kevin mccarthy, house minority leader, as well as house majority leader steny hoyer, they were here at the white house for the president delivering remarks. kevin mccarthy, i said what do you make of these two republicans being on the committee, and he replied in two words, words that you uttered, pelosi republicans. steny hoyer, he told me that while he doesn't want to name names on who he wants to see testify, he says that people who were around president trump, as well a

and so that the biggest selling the big mike, whether he's able to prove that, whether it is whether they're cutting to chase able to be present trust that way that that will be able to cover for the discussions now. so where does it go from here? because you were saying that the discussions is separated into 3 key areas, the technical issues, the filling of the damn, the political issues as well. and there seems to be some suggestion in the meeting that we're just hearing from the, the representative of the d r. c. the, the technical issues are out standing, but what about everything else that's very sad that we have worked into this matter really should not come today to the us security for the, for the, for the 2nd time comes around to be around to get to the subject of discussion in the security council, so i am sure that this is something that has been uncomfortable. we'd be comfortable comfortable with digit as well, but to be quite as, as as consonant. i do think that we are ready for a major conflict. and so they also doesn't have a choice. and i said it is unlikely that the security council is going

a foot chase ensued and a gun was recovered. >> martha: thanks, mike.tnessing the devastating effects of violence in chicago and dedicated his career to organizing for social change. thanks for being here. wish we had better news on this monday. another weekend of violence in chicago. you're obviously close to the situation. you've been close to it your whole life. what is driving it right now? how gang related is all of this? what is going on in the streets of chicago? >> honored to be back again. what is driving this is a lot of interpersonal conflict that spirals in to gang conflict. it's like fashionable to shoot into crowds of people, fashionable to carjack people. it's like a purge going on in chicago. i've said this many times. i'm offering a different solution. there's a need for an african american army to organize in chicago and not kill people but bring people to the table by any means necessary. these young guys they're at war. they're shooting semiautomatic guns out there, people being killed every weekend. over 400 homicides in chicago to

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chasing around after 40 incidents. among them, children as there always are. one 8 years old. a group of teenage girls that got shot at. mike the ground covering this. what can you tell us, mike? >> i can tell you sadly, martha, the violence remains the same. the superintendent of police announced a new effort which essentially will amount to more manpower focusing on guns. dave brown said today that a team of 50 police officers will supplement the officers investigating gun crimes and the supplement tall task force by the white house. superintendent brown says the officers will form the gun investigate team and focus on a pipeline of weapons and the sunday emphasized third party straw purchasers that buy guns for people that are not supposed to have them like felons. >> do not buy guns for violent people is our message. or you will pay the price for them by doing what we hope to be serious time for your blood money. >> the gun fire over the weekend spilled over into the river north neighborhood home to popular bars and restaurants. overall, 50 people were shot in the city and 11 people killed. one mass shooting on the west

chased them off the force. the people committing the crimes don't believe there are consequences the their a actions. that is a terrible state is for us to be in. mikede reference to senator tim scott and police reform. let's play this clip. >> that's one of the reasons why we've never been negotiating on qualified immunity for the individual officer. it's just bad policy, i won't support it. things like the chokehold and 1033 which is the militarization of police, those are things we can negotiate on. no-knock warrants, we can make them better and more transparent. we're making progress on those issues. mike: so, jessica, the senator says conversations are ongoing today, tomorrow and beyond. he sounds pretty hopeful. your thoughts on police reform on capitol hill. >> i'm hopeful too. can you imagine if we got infrastructure week and police reform week in one week before folks headed off for the august recess? i would encourage them, obviously, to work through their vacation time on such a pressing issue that a matters, obviously, to their constituents but also bigtime in terms of midterm elections now that crime and gun violence are topping the cha

mike bushell. yes, good morning. thank you. it may have been a record—breaking run chaseur, the squad for the t20 series against pakistan has been announced, and regular captain eoin morgan and nine of the players that were isolating are back in the fold for the first match on friday. so it means that the likes ofjames vince, who hit his first international century in england's record breaking win yesterday is now dropped. he helped england chase a record target at edgbaston of 332 to win, and thanks to his 102 and 77 from lewis gregory they managed to do it with two overs to spare, and it meant they won the series 3—0. i suppose at least it shows how much strength in depth england now have in the shorterformats of the game, and for vince starring in front of 19,000 fans meant a lot. we had to get out there and make a contribution like that and get 100 in front— contribution like that and get 100 in front of— contribution like that and get 100 in front of a pretty noisy crowd on a good _ in front of a pretty noisy crowd on a good day — in front of a pretty noisy crowd on

mike nicco, increasing sunshine through the bay. still a mix of sunshine and bay 60s there. 70 >>> i like how ginger said her chasing days.icious and nutritious ideas to use for food you already have at home. >> that smells amazing. when i was growing up my mom called them saturday night specials, maybe you called them kitchen sink dinners. i have even heard them called trash meals. it's just that throw it all together meal that stretches your food budget. but making them delicious, yeah, for help on that we asked stephanie, a nutritionist in from "good housekeeping." >> first step is taking inventory of what you have. >> got it. assignment accepted. i got everything out on the table. i pull everything out and stephanie says we need to reverse engineer our meal. she says that with farro, garbanzo beeps and spinach i can make a pretty delicious grain bowl. haven't thought of that. yum. i also have a pie crust in the freezer, so quiche. you can put anything in, vegetables, luncheon meat. it turns out that pie crust is key. there are always a few inexpensive staples to have on hand like potatoes. they're the backbone of shep

. >> chase, wee bad connection then, but we've got a pretty good one right now. we've got kathy -- your mom and dad, kathy and mikeere's my guy. >> there he is hey, mom and dad what do you want to say to your son? >> morning, chase. i'm so proud of you. >> thank you, guys >> chase, love you very much everyone here has been rooting for you. job well done, my friend >> thank you, guys i love you >> mom and dad -- >> love you, chase >> aww chase, i have to ask you, michael phelps is obviously someone that you not only idolized but later got to train with what has his friendship and mentorship meant to you? michael is the greatest role model in this world for me i was the luckiest 13-year-old kid in the world that got to train with michael so i've had michael -- got to bounce off ideas and questions and just about anything off of him through the years. it was awesome getting to talk to him briefly after that. but i'm about 22 olympic gold medals away from catching him. >> well, he's here and he wanted to say hi to you >> what's up, dude >> what's up, mp >> how are you doing, man? >> i'm good. >> that was -- so i texte

mike bushell. good morning. they're well into the second day of the open — the world's oldest major, and it's all about making the cut today at royal st george's to ensure you stay in the chaselet's cross live to our man in kent, ben croucher. morning, ben. what are the conditions like today and how has it been so far for the early starters? swelling again, mike. we have 12 to 14 mile an hour wind blowing in off the english channel to my left. but it is a good morning for golf. conditions on the course are pretty good, although we are expecting this wind to continue all through the day, so it may be trickier for the later starters. the ones that already this morning include the likes of francesco molinari, the former 0pen champion, and tony finau. they are both on two under par. no real change at the top of the leaderboard. they are all trying to catch the south african louis is treason. he had a fine round of 64 yesterday —— louis 0osthuizen. we have got rory mcilroy teeing off at 10.20 this morning. he had the worst of the conditions yesterday, really windy yesterday afternoon when he played, and he is going off at 10.20, tommy fleetwood before him. one player we have noti