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who will replace governor phil lowe? bloomberg news reporting he will not be getting that three year extension that he said he is open to. rumors and speculation have been swirling for weeks and months now. perhaps we will finally get the confirmation today. we know the cabinet meeting is taking place, and following that meeting, treasurer jim chalmers will be delivering that announcement presumably with the choice of his successor. we know among the top candidates from treasury, steven kennedy, the deputy governor michelle bullock seen as a continuity candidate. but it is interesting because so much criticism when it comes to mistakes being made in the rate hike cycle, the guidance that had turned out to be quite erroneous in ways when it comes to growth expectations. but it does look like after so many months of discussion, we may have an answer. we know the markets will want the certainty. kathleen: they certainly will. i am surprised that phil lowe did not get another term. there was a lot of pushback against being a

[phil laughing] - [mae] wow. wow. - [phil] hey. - hey. - [phil] come by here. - how's everybody?] - i told chris, the engineer, i said, "when they walk in the room, you hit record. "because when you get the branchettes into a room, "you never know what's gonna come up". and sure enough, wilber sat down and had recorded an entire album's worth of material in a half hour. it was the first thing that happened at the session. ♪ someday i'm going to see my lord ♪ ♪ walk around the heaven ♪ ♪ spread the news ♪ ♪ put on my shiny golden shoes ♪ ♪ when my savior calls me home ♪ ♪ well you'd better get ready ♪ ♪ every day ♪ ♪ tell the things will always stay ♪ ♪ heaven gates ♪ ♪ open wide for me ♪ ♪ when my savior calls me home ♪ ♪ mmm mmm ♪ - that's a good one. - yeah, that's the great song that was sung by, the walker sisters, of raleigh, north carolina. if there was a right promoter, or something down in this area, they would've been pushed to the top a long time ago. some people get breaks and some people don't. [people laughing] hi sugar. [people chattering] - [phil] all right. walk t

phil come over to you, my frien friend. >> thank you very much. maybe i'll give you a little update on where we are. andan right now i'm in a separae office. our office is impacted as well, department of motor vehicles, attorney general, treasurer and so forth are all out, close this morning, flooded. spent many hours over the last three years with dealing with the pandemic, press briefings and we have a theater down any offices that we are in, that we gave those, come at that still divide 20 feet of water right now. so again we are living to unity appeared i really want to thank the other governors who are here today and you are not, but those, for helping us in many different ways. imagen the swiftwater rescue. we've had teams from six states. we've made 200 rescues to date, and climbing. it's different, you mention, ludlow is incredibly impacted by this event. we have seen that before during irene. that was like 11 years ago, but this is different. with irene we had that storm on a sunday afternoon, and by the next morning it was over and then

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phil will choose to kill himself .e will choose to stop living rather than be forced, within this one theory it's not enough. the pleasure principle if not worthy of phil's humanity. that is what he shows us. >> he is better than that. let' pause that .. we will take a break and come back soon for a final segment of this program and talk about the movie gravit with dr. margaret turek. >>> hello and welcome back to mosaic. dr. margaret turek, a keen insight into films and a sense for where the serious artist is revealing god to you whether the artist intends to o not. we've talked about this wonderful film from a few years ago, i think an oscar winner, gravity. a space movie. tell us about what you see there. >> the movie, at the surface level, it is a survival story. is about a woman who survived life-threatening accident in outer space. but the story is really about much more. it is really about the whole point of living. the title gravity , in my mind, this is my interpretation. it alludes to gravitas, the weight, th

>> how many of you were 0 foolish enough to bet on phils elks? my call service wanted the first pick for free. >> and our next honoree is enrique madonna (clapping.) (yelling). >> he is here today for sure. >> and enrique one of our great gardeners in san francisco is having a beautiful and enjoy he's dependable when it comes to completing the task at hand but relied on to raise the spirit of those working long side him and with his high standards and patience when it comes to challenges he is an supervision to his crew. and as a mentor he coaches his colleagues on the correct approach for a physically demanding job to stay safe and remain efficient everyday, etc. reck has skill as a positive demanner an incredible asset to his colleagues the citizens of san francisco and congratulations to enrique madonna (clapping.) (yelling). >> we're speakers. >> good job. >> (multiple voices). >> right now? >> our next honor another guarder from our great department sanchez any. (yelling). >> her commitment to her colleagues and the environment and friendly

>> well, abby and phil, it's a great question.right now is that the investigators are moving fast on a lot of different fronts. that is what appears to be happening here. they're telling donald trump that he's very likely to be indicted sending him that target letter and then also scheduling these witness interviews, the ones that we know of so far is that there is a former trump lawyer who's scheduled to come in next month to sit for an interview, and then also bernie kerik, a man who was very close to rudy giuliani who was working on that effort to gather election frauld and come up with plans after the election for donald trump. the special counsel's office also want documents from him. he's pushed back on a lot of inquiries for records that he has in his possession when congress asked for them, when people in a civil lawsuit asked for them, and so that is a track of the investigation that still exists. now, the thing that when you look at this, it doesn't aull mean that the special counsel's office has one case and one case al

girl's home. >> phil barr? the septic repair business that had been at tara's house the day she went missing. but, was pee wee telling the truth? would he ever tell the truth? >> he told multiple different stories. >> what did he say? >> he said a little more each time he was interviewed and he would change his story to where -- to the point where it made him an uncredible witness. he admitted that he had seen the body at some point. it was a little interesting in that -- that particular area, tara's bones were recovered was within a couple hundred yards of one of peewee's favorite fishing spots. >> isn't that your connection? >> that it was a great connection, but mr. saint john was a very incredible witness. >> that story about getting stolen jewelry from phil barr? >> no jewelry from tara's home was found in the possession of phil barr. >> and anyway, barr told investigators, tara was fine when he and his helper left her house that afternoon. but questions went on and on. and phil barr, who had a business to

>> how many of you were 0 foolish enough to bet on phils elks? my call service wanted the first pick for free. >> and our next honoree is enrique madonna (clapping.) (yelling). >> he is here today for sure. >> and enrique one of our great gardeners in san francisco is having a beautiful and enjoy he's dependable when it comes to completing the task at hand but relied on to raise the spirit of those working long side him and with his high standards and patience when it comes to challenges he is an supervision to his crew. and as a mentor he coaches his colleagues on the correct approach for a physically demanding job to stay safe and remain efficient everyday, etc. reck has skill as a positive demanner an incredible asset to his colleagues the citizens of san francisco and congratulations to enrique madonna (clapping.) (yelling). >> we're speakers. >> good job. >> (multiple voices). >> right now? >> our next honor another guarder from our great department sanchez any. (yelling). >> her commitment to her colleagues and the environment and friendly

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phil holloway, former assistant district attorney. we'll begin with you, phil. everybody plays here. phil, i'll go to you. talk to me about the time this is taking. is it significant? we're all watching it. an hour and 12 minutes since proceedings reportedly began. we don't have cameras in there. as this ticks away what are some of the things that may be critical for that judge to be looking at. >> great to be with you. this is taking quite a long time. federal courts are notorious for starting on time and being very efficient. that being said, the judge is driving this train. there are other issues, as we've been talking about. she needs to perhaps get to the bottom of the question about whether or not one of the lawyers for the defense team misrepresented themselves when dealing with the clerk yesterday. maybe that issue has been resolved quickly, maybe not. maybe she is hearing testimony from the clerks. who knows what she is doing with that issue? she may want to get that out of the way. she has got to formally make sure the defendant, we call them the right

phil?> keep us posted on the updates danny freeman, thank you so much. >>> now new signs of the ukrainian offensive unfold near moscow. russia claims they intercepted five ukrainian drones. russia is offering a fairly powerful description of the encounter calling it a, quote, thwarted terrorist attack. ben wedeman is live in eastern ukraine. how is kyiv responding? >> reporter: kyiv is responding with a certain amount of sarcasm given the russian -- the foreign ministry, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman saying this was a case of international terrorism. we just got a statement from an adviser to the ukrainian president that says, the russian foreign ministry should realize that a terrorist attack is when you have been deliberately firing crews and ballistic areas and crowded pizzerias for 16 months. certainly obviously the ukrainians aren't going to accept responsibility for this incident in moscow, but certainly it is somewhat ironic that russia, a country that has launched a full-

now, phil, the professional. what do you do? well, the book with with three scenarios which are, i think some of the more fun chapters of the book. they start with dispatches from from the future written by observers in 2039 the 250th birthday of congress. looking back and thinking where the institution has gotten to by then and the three scenarios are called decrepitude the rubber stamp and revival and i have to admit the first two chapters of the of that set of three were a lot easier to write than the third one. it serves doesn't require too much imagination to imagine congress getting hollowed out, even more than it is today. we should emphasize congress, is not a completely broken place by. any stretch of the imagination, some some good things still happen there. and those things could get more screwed up than they are today. you know. and so the revival chapter. yeah, i kind of agree it kind of seems like we need a real shock to the system to cause this kind of revolt, to cause this kind of willingness to shake things up.

phil mercer, i know ou'll eight days. phil mercer, i know you'll keep _ eight days. i know you'll keep a close _ eight days. phil mercer, i know you'll keep a close watch - eight days. phil mercer, i know you'll keep a close watch on . you'll keep a close watch on that. thank you very much for sharing that story. let's look at other stories in the headlines in the uk. the uk has signed a trade deal with 11 countries in asia and the pacific, including japan and australia. the business secretary, kemi badenoch, defended the decision to join the trading bloc, known as the cptpp, despite government estimates that it will add just 0.08% to the uk economy over ten years. she's described it as a momentous occasion. labor party leader sir keir starmer has refused to say whether labour government would spend more money on public services. he said while the party would always invest in public services it needed to be focused, laserfocused, rather, ungraded economy first. prioritised big reforms are not expanding. he was speaking to dominic sunday with laura coopersburg. it dom

phil lebeau, thank you for the great report let's talk more about evs and the second half of 2023.he managing director of auto equity research at jefferies is with us. >> good morning. >> we had phil lebeau with the second half of the year. i want to start with the legacy players for ford and stellantis and your price targets >> all three detroit based have had a good first half of the year we all worried about auto demand in the beginning of 2023 q1 was okay. we continued the same trend. gm mixing pricing stable no weakens in q2 from q1 from what we see. we have to worry about the macro environment into the second half of the year and the uaw negotiations which is a tense period for the auto industry i think a lot of observers are looking at the aggressive stance from uaw and try to figure out if they will try to look more and they have zooming in on stellantis and history >> one of the stories is ev sales up in the first half of the year the growth has slowed from last year where higher gas prices were catalyst. where do you see the ev transitioning going forward as rates rise an

that's the right question, phil. we don't know where this guy was but clearly he was not under control. clearly he was not in belarus. he was not going by the deal that he apparently struck with putin through lukashenko so we don't know. >> what is the sits of this? like in the larger picture with the war going on in ukraine? >> pamela, the big thing that i look at this as ambassador taylor said, you know, this guy is weak. if he were going to be playing the czar, in russian history you always had the czar as the center of all things good even though there were evil happening in the middle of the bureaucracy, the czar would take care of you eventually. putin could have played that role but it appears he didn't play that role. since he didn't do that, i agree with the ambassador, this makes him very weak. from a military standpoint this could mean that the wagner group comes back into ukraine. could mean. it could also mean that they are trying to reorganize things because they have a shortage of munitions or they hav

the stock really doesn't do much, phil why?e're living in a world where people want to know when is the ev business going to grow? when you look at the things to watch from ford when the numbers come out in a few minutes, it will be primarily focused on the ev division. what are the losses there? have they grown? are they expected to come down what's going on with the f-150 demand for that. we had a report from dealers nobody is buying these that's why they cut the prices by up to $10,000 then you have q3 guidance. you put that altogether. that's going to be the primary focus. we know that the internal combustion engine business is strong we know that the commercial vehicle business is red hot. you know what, scott that means butkis with investors. maybe it shouldn't it will be the ev business that is going to get the most attention once the numbers come out and then on the conference call which is at 5:00. >> stay with me for a second, phil i have bob pisani, as you know, here bob, to my point in six months ford's up less than

what's changed >> good morning, phil, good morning, john, from seattle. well, phil, let me unpack it a little for you q2 was a fantastic quarter for us you know, we're probably going to lead the industry in pretax margin i want to thank our employees just for a fantastic quarter, not only on the financial side, but we led the industry in operational performance. heading into q3 and you have interviewed other airline ceos, you are seeing a massive surge in international travel. i think that's a good thing for the industry to have international come back the way it is, because we serve a lot of our global partners internationally. but that's having a little bit of a modest impact on domestic fares. so we're still going to have a strong qu3. but we are seeing some deceleration in our revenues heading into q3. >> that's why you have guidance in terms of revenue per seat mile, below what is expected for the third quarter. how much pricing power are you losing, and are you basically saying the domestic travel boom is cooling off >> you know, quite the opposite,

before her remarks she was introduced by the chair new jersey governor phil murphy. [applause] good afternoon. what a treat. you didn't come here to year me so i'm going to be very brief. it is an honor for us to welcome first lady doctor jill biden back to new jersey. for those of you who are not paying attention not from new jersey you may or may not know the first lady hails from new jersey which is right here in atlanta county right down the road. in fact as such the also notes doug imhoff is from the county so we like to think of new jersey as a lost state. [laughter] but we even had the great honor of knowing joe biden for many years. we go way back. the president was viewed as new jersey's third senator. he was also pennsylvania's third senator and every single time we called this woman to ask her if she could come up with her it was campaigning or in this case something completely nonpartisan to talk about an important topic in this case workforce development. she's answered the bell every single time. reminded of a story when doctor biden was the second lady

phil lebeau.lia borstein. >> live nation shares declining after politico reported that the department of justice could file an antitrust lawsuit against the company and ticketmaster by the end of the year. the stock is now down over 7% on this report. this lawsuit would be on claims that the entertainment giant abused its power over the live music industry, according to politico moments ago i reached out to live nation for a comment. i have not heard back yet. it is worth noting, scott, that just yesterday live nation reported a quarterly earnings far above expectations on the heels of really meaningful very significant growth of the live concert business back to you. >> yeah, what a reaction you could see that story playing out, julia, today in the market for sure live nation reaching a high today of $171.74 to what is now a loan the session of $81. to we'll continue to watch to story. julia boorstin reporting there kristina partsinevelos, we turn our attention to fintech next week apple and amaz

now it is back to esther and phil . phil. aaron. >> now a new survey is reveal the worrying rise in diy dentistry in the uk. >> the health and social care select committee says urgent and fundamental reform is needed to ensure everyone has access to an nhs dentist to avoid a dental health crisis in the worst cases reported, some extractions were being carried out with pliers, so discuss this we're joined by a leading harley street dentist and king of celebrity smiles , and king of celebrity smiles, dr. richard marks. richard, thank you very much indeed for joining morning . this is joining us this morning. this is a massive issue. i mean , amongst a massive issue. i mean, amongst my constituents. i get loads and loads complaints about people loads of complaints about people not access an nhs not able to access an nhs dentist. why is it so few dentists want to work in the nhs ? >> well, 7- >> well, i ? >> well, i think the system has changed. there's been a lot of pubuchy changed. there's been a lot of publicity about the cuts

now though, it's back to esther and phil . phil. >> thank you , rory.ory. welcome back to saturday morning live with esther and phil. >> now some students at uk universities may not receive their grades this summer because of a lecturer strike and a marking boycott . marking boycott. >> the boycott is part of action being taken by members of the university and college union at 145 uk institutions in a dispute over pay and working conditions. >> well, we're joined now by finally a student who should be graduating next week, ellie wheatley , a student at durham wheatley, a student at durham university. so ellie, talk us through what's happening and across the board, but specifically what's going to be happening to you? >> so the ucu have predicted that about half a million graduates will be affected by these strikes. so it's a lot. a lot. it's a lot, a lot of students. so it depends what university you're at. which course you take, whether or not the lecturers are striking or not. but i was supposed to get my degree this week and they have told us that ho

abby and phil. >> you said it.knows how to do, it's ignore questions about donald trump. >> we've all been there in the hallways near ohio clock. just walks right by. >> lauren, valiant effort on your part. thank you very much. >>> let's bring back now jeff duncan and maggie haberman. maggie, i want to start with you. i wonder, you have a piece today reaction from republicans "the new york times" are we naive when republicans on capitol hill or on the campaign trail will start saying something different about these charges as they pile up against former president trump? >> well, i don't know, abby, how many indictments this is going to be tested through, but we're now on the potential third one. there could be a fourth before the end of the summer. assuming this one does go to a third. and we have not seen any difference in what we are hearing from republicans. there are very small number of trump's rivals in the presidential primary who are willing to very openly call him out. chris christie, asa hutchinson, ron d

what's your take, phil? the channel five documentary, but ross king's been out there many years , been out there many years, hasn't he? >> and he's got some very, very good contact. so if he's saying this, i tend to think that, um, you know, he knows what he's talking about, but fascinating stuff lady c about stuff there from lady c about the not wanting the democrats not wanting to touch her bargepole. touch her with a bargepole. i mean, think that seems to be mean, i think that seems to be the mean, we talked the pattern. i mean, we talked about last about this a little bit last week, and i honestly think her best would be to stick to best bet would be to stick to the lifestyle, get the tig up and running some and running again, do some commercial things that. commercial things like that. i don't she's cut out to be don't think she's cut out to be a politician. anne trump was an exception. people exception. lots of people have been for years to been asking him for years to stand president, but was stand fo

what's your take, phil? the channel five documentary, but ross king's been out there many years , been out there many years, hasn't he? >> and he's got some very, very good contact. so if he's saying this, i tend to think that, um, you know, he knows what he's talking about, but fascinating stuff lady c about stuff there from lady c about the not wanting the democrats not wanting to touch her bargepole. touch her with a bargepole. i mean, think that seems to be mean, i think that seems to be the mean, we talked the pattern. i mean, we talked about last about this a little bit last week, and i honestly think her best would be to stick to best bet would be to stick to the lifestyle, get the tig up and running some and running again, do some commercial things that. commercial things like that. i don't she's cut out to be don't think she's cut out to be a politician. anne trump was an exception. people exception. lots of people have been for years to been asking him for years to stand president, but was stand fo

>> god, phil, i wish i was aware of it. that would be really great. >> katelyn knows everything. >> you know everything, i know you know. >> i'm trying. we're in this together. but there is very, very likely many things that donald trump's defense team does not know about that would be evidence in this case. first isand foremost, does anyo know what testimony mark meadows, his former chief of staff has given to the grand jury when he testified. he didn't speak to the house. he didn't speak to congress, and from our understanding, he really was cutting off contact or at least his defense lawyers were cutting off contact with the trump side of things very early on, so huge question mark there, and then of course the justice department has an enormous amount of subpoena power. they can go to tech companies. they can go to banks. they can go to all different kinds of places to get documents to bring into the case as evidence, and you know, trump's team might never know that any of those things are pulled in, let alone whether t

i think phil is right on the front lines there as well. when phil and i first got elected, one of the first things we did was a tabletop exercise when it came to a cyberattack. we thought it was going to take down a power plant in massachusetts if memory serves, and how the rest of us were going to respond. then it was just six months later that we got hit by covid. we had to learn how to work together not just across disciplines within our own state, but throughout the entire region and country as a whole. that is what we've got to learn going forward. it's amazing, we've got juliette kayyem here. she's got a very happy book, it's called the devil never sleeps. learning to live in an age of disasters. tells us a bit how we ought to be thinking about what happens next. phil, i just want to say our hearts go out to you and the people of vermont. i have heard from my friends in ludlow what happened there. it's sort of interesting, i know we've got people up there in terms of a maritime rescue support. i sort of ask, how does that work and wh

, thanks phil lebeau. it almost feels right now, guy, with the stock with what it is doing, which is basically nothing in the after-hour session that it's a hold your breath moment, how they're going to talk about automotive margins x credits for the back half of the year the stock is counting on a pickup, some sort of troughing into the back half of the year >> yeah, and that's what gene talked about last night, i believe. and that's what i'm sure he'll talk about again and good for tesla, by the way they cut prices, but they were able the make up for the price cuts vis-a-vis this margin number by the fact that they've become a more efficient company, vis-a-vis the gigafactorys, their supply chains. you have to give them credit without question, as a lot of people thought, sub 17 was coming in. it did not now the question, and gene can answer this, is this the trough margin are they going to start to build on economies of scale type of thing? and does a trough here continue to go back the other way i don'

next -- >> i'm really the warm-up bent phil scott. he's really on the front line of where the disasters are, of what governors have to do. i mean a lot of people can determine what battles they want to take on. governors, the battles come to us. i think we have learned that the hard way as governors over the last four years, and i think phil is really on the frontlines as well. when phil and i first got elected, one of the first things we did was a tabletop exercise when it came to a cyberattack. we thought it was going to take down a power plant in massachusetts if memory serves, and how the rest of us were going to respond. then it was just six months later that we got hit by covid. we had to learn how to work together not just across disciplines within our own state, but throughout the entire region and country as a whole. that is what we've got to learn going forward. it's amazing, we've got juliette kayyem here. she's got a very happy book, it's called the devil never sleeps. learning to live in an age of disasters. tells us a bi

sydney corresponded phil mercer. thanks a _ agreement. sydney corresponded phil mercer.he next cabinet reshuffle. he's been one of the most consistent advocates of western military aid to ukraine. mr wallace says he's standing down due to the toll the job had taken on his family. he was widely tipped to be the next head of nato, but more recently ruled himself out. twitter owner elon musk said saturday that advertising revenue has fallen just as competition between the microblogging platform and emerging rival threads intensifies. musk tweeted: he said his social media site will "need to reach positive "cash flow before we have the luxury of anything else." turning to israel now where prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he is feeling "very well" after experiencing dizziness and being rushed to hospital. he was taken to sheba medical centre near tel aviv, his office said he was in "good condition and undergoing medical evaluation." the preliminary assessment is that he was dehydrated. but he's being kept in overnight and an israeli cabinet meeting is being postponed fr

so thank you very much and -- >> phil, are you still with us? there he is. good luck. [applause] thankk you everyone. if the governors and sponsors would proceed to hollywood west to meet the guests for lunch and then the other participants in the conference here in the harvest fest area. [inaudible conversations] now first lady jill biden speaks at the national governors association about workforce

thank you. >> thank you, phil. the next person that we would like to honor is a community advocate named zion. and i believe his family may be here. i'm going to call a couple of people's. zion was a 20-year-old skateboarder passed away on june 19th and even though was blinded after being shot in 2021, he continued to pursue the career of skating. he was regularly seen park which is part of the community that pushed for improvements along the department. i would love to call up, i have betty and liz jackson and if you would like to come up together and we would love to hear with you. >> i'm zion's grandmother. >> and very close friend to ms. betty and remember when zion was born. we're also again, born and raised in the ash berry and i knew larry very well, so shocked and glad to be here today. thank you for honoring everybody today. as you said, zion was not only a master skateboarder but master drummer as well and often he played in the community. and everything that he endeavored to do, he mastered beyond human

phil mercer for _ off the coast of queensland. phil mercer for us _ off the coast of queensland.hil mercer for us in sydney, thank you mercerfor us in sydney, thank you very much. let 5 get some of the day 5 other news now. the president of peru, dina boluarte, has apologised for the deaths of dozens of people in protests since she took office. up to 80 peruvian civilians and members of the security forces have died in clashes after the former president pedro castillo was ousted in december. ms boluarte's speech was met with protests in the capital lima, even as she called for national reconciliation. typhoon doksuri made landfall in southern china on friday after wreaking havoc in the philippines and taiwan earlier this week. as many as 36 people were killed in the philippines. doksuri has affected nearly 725,000 people just in china — with almost a quarter of a million people evacuated and causing serious economic damage. the ceremony for america's 75th emmy awards has been postponed due to writers and actors�* strikes for better pay and working conditions. striking actors are

i am the warm up band for phil scott.is really on the front line of what disasters are what governors have to do. a lot of people can determine what battles they want to take on. governors, the battles come to us.o. we have learned that the hard way the last four years. i think phil is right on the front lines there as well. when i first got elected, one of the first things we did was a tabletop exercise when it came to a cyber attack. we thought it would take down a power plant in massachusetts. but then it was, you know, just six months later we got hit by covid. sswe had to learn how to work together. not just across disciplines within our own state but throughout the entire region and the country as a whole. that is what we have to learn going forward. egwe have juliet here, she has a very happy book. it's called the devil never sleeps.az learning to live it in an age of disasters. it tells us a little bit about how we should be thinking about what happens next. phil, i just want to say our hearts go out to you and th

so phil, first to you. want to begin by reading part of a statement the governor's spokesman gave to the post. he says in part, this is neither new nor is it news to anyone following the issue the last two years. the governor defended the results of arizona's 2020 election, certified the election, made it clear the certification provided a trigger backed by evidence to be brought forward. phil, what else did your reporter uncover here? there's some pushback from the governor as you heard and sort of, but a nondenial denial from pence. >> my colleagues here at the post actually did report something that's new in that story, which is that the conversation that ducey and trump had after the 2020 election was much more detailed than known at the time and that trump did pressure him to overturn the results of the election. further more, they report that trump tried to pence to apply pressure to ducey. he had a relationship with a number of governors around the country including the arizona governor and according

for that we'll turn to our phil lebeau hey, phil. >> hey, carl the more things change the more they staye same in terms of ev sales here in the united states by that i mean tesla continues to dominate this market. by now many people thought we would see tesla's market share fall under 60% that's not the case. motor intelligence, which crunches all of the auto sales numbers, says in the first half of this year, tesla's market shares still holding above 60%, well above hyundai kia that moved into second place. i want to show you the top four selling vehicles in terms of electric vehicles for the first half of this year. no surprise model y is at the top followed by model 3. the bolt euv is being discontinued number four, the rivian r1t, the fourth best selling vehicle and the best selling electric pickup truck in this country. interesting we see the sign cyb truck coming out later this year you'll see more competition when it comes to electric pickup trucks right now we basically have the r1t and the f-150 lightning. in terms of rivian, when you take a look at rivian versus ford, look at t

phil?h an eyebrow raising wait, what, kind of news. tied to that is the appearance or at least reported appearance of valery gerasimov, certificate say shoigu being the other that prigozhin targeted by name during that insurrection. what does the video and release of that video tell us about his place and things at this moment? >> reporter: well, valery gerasimov is the chief of the general staff at the defense ministry and first deputy defense minister. as you said, he was the brunt of prigozhin's anger for months and months, he accused them of not providing enough ammunition and now he has appeared for the first time since that mutiny, he was being briefed on what appears to have been a ukrainian attempt to fire cruise missiles at that strategic bridge linking russia and crimea. there were rumors yesterday that he had been dismissed or demoted, but here we see gerasimov back in public again. we cannot verify when this video was shot, but it does appear that he's being reintroduced to the

phil would like to continue with the job, get another three years.e he saying the decision is for the cabinet. it will be taken in an orderly way. shery: we have seen a lot of challenges for phil lowe in the last few years. especially with the pandemic and perhaps even some criticism about how he dealt with it when it comes to communication. what are the chances that his term is extended? paul: there is every chance and phil said he wants to continue in the job. if he got an extension it would be three years taken after 10 years, with the last two governors got as well. the opposition has weighed in as well. the finance spokesperson jane says she would like to see phil lowe reinstated for another three years because she says replacing him during tightening would sort of raise political questions. the rba is meant to be apolitical, but a lot of voters do not separate the two when they are staring down the barrel of big increases to cost-of-living and mortgages and rents. to your point about communication, there was a terrible misstep when phil said ra

thank you. >> hey, phil, you look dry. okay?erybody, let's do the next session here. i'm not lamont from connecticut. i'm really the warm up and phil scott, who's really on the front line of what disasters are and what governors have to do. a lot of people and determine what battles they want to take on. governors, the battles come to us. i think we have learned that the hard way as governors over the last four years. i think phil is right on the front lines there as well. when phil and i first got elected, one of the first things we did was a tabletop exercise when it came to a cyberattack. we thought it was going to take down a power plant in massachusetts if memory serves, and how the rest of us were going to respond. then it was just six months later that we got hit by covid. we had to learn how to work together not just across disciplines within our own state, but throughout the entire region and country as a whole. that is what we've got to learn going forward. it's amazing, we've got juliette kayyem here. she's got a very

thank you, phil and cathy. thank you.paring the work force is bigger than a blue issue or red issue. i don't know. i just saw all of you in late indian and a couple times i've seen you here again. you all seem to get along so well. i can't imagine there's differences. i mean, there are things that we can'v agree on and you understad that education is about the economy. and we want to work with you to get more done. i want to ask you all to keep going and thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure law, the u.s. department of transportation recently made it possible to use highway funds to train people for jobs. it all seems to make sense and i'm urging you to follow michigan and wisconsin and maryland's lead and put that money to work. whether that's creating registered apprenticeship or providing child care, emergency assistance for students in community college programs. i'm now standing here on the stage and we have to find innovative ways to connect to students and employers so that every stunt in every community have the

phil >> oh, no, you were wrong. phil >> oh, no, you were wrong. phil >> no, we don't know.een worse. i mean, i've got two dogs, so she could have turned up with the other dog as well. i suppose, but no, it keeps in the limelight, keeps her in the limelight, doesn't to take doesn't it? and tries to take away from kate at away a bit from kate at wimbledon. they're all wimbledon. i think they're all a bit of fact that got bit jealous of the fact that got such coverage at such wonderful coverage at wimbledon. is strange, wimbledon. but it is strange, isn't it? way not isn't it? the way they're not seen think one of seen together? i think one of the periods will be the crunch periods will be in september at the invictus games. whether turns for that, whether she turns up for that, i think she doesn't, then think if she doesn't, then i think if she doesn't, then i think we might. well, you know, concede be concede that there might be somethingl don't really know. marriage. i don't really know. but interesting to see she but be interesting to see if she says i'm actually more inte