i'm phil lipof.the greater boston community hit a standstill today. do longer jury deliberations foreshadow a guilty or not guilty verdict? here's abc's erielle reshef. >> all right, so counsel, you're aware of a note from the jury? >> reporter: a fourth day of waiting and frustration. the jury in the karen read trial ordered back to deliberations after telling the judge they could not reach a verdict on whether she murdered her boyfriend. >> i'd ask you to clear your heads, have lunch, and begin your deliberations again. so -- or continue your deliberations, all right? so i'm sending you back out. >> reporter: supporters of the free karen read movement have turned the case into a national sensation. >> "i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, i hit him." those are the words of the defendant. >> karen read was framed. her car never struck john o'keefe. >> reporter: the trial took place over 31 explosive days with scores of witnesses and experts and intense back-and-forth arguments. >> karen read is facing c

i'm phil lipof. months after announcing that she had cancer and that she was starting preventive chemotherapy, a rare update from princess kate today relaying what many hope is a sign she's on the mend. here's abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: today, princess kate taking a brave step, announcing she will appear in public for the first time this year. the palace releasing this new photo, the very first glimpse we've had of the princess of wales in months. >> i thought the photograph of catherine by the tree and the natural environment -- clearly, the positive days have been enhanced by being out in nature and being with the kids and just doing normal things. >> reporter: and the princess issuing a personal and candid statement, updating the public about her ongoing cancer treatment writing -- good days and bad days. on those bad days you feel weak, tired, and you have to give in to your body resting. but on the good days, when you feel stronger, you want to make the most of feeling well." adding, "my t

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——phil foden.had to be fielded for a couple of months, maybe even years now, how do you get him to replicate the form he showed in manchester city in an england shirt? he comes into this tournament is the premier league player of the season one of the premier league —— one the permit league title again, when the trouble last season with manchester city, but with england, doesn't quite work the same as it doesn't quite work the same as it does for his club. it's a very structured side and the players have their positions, obviously of course you have harry kane, england captain, record goal scorer on the right, and breaking into the england team at the last euros, jude billingham has made the number 10 shirt, which we havejust billingham has made the number 10 shirt, which we have just discussed which leaves phil folden to play off that left side, which many say it isn't his favourite position. —— phil foden. that leaves a lot of debate of where we will see the best of phil foden in england shirt. r

phil is influential.al enemies and i think that is very dangerous and that's why we wanted this conversation with both of you. thank you to the both of you. greatly appreciated and thank you for making time for us at home. make sure to join us tomorrow night on msnbc. more follow-up over u.s. support for israel. major harrison mann will talk about his decision to resign from the u.s. army in protest over the biden administration's policies in gaza. until then, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night. started disrupting my day. td felt embarrassing. i felt like disconnecting. i asked my doctor about treating my td, and learned about ingrezza. ♪ ingrezza ♪ ingrezza is clinically proven for reducing td. most people saw results in just two weeks. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds. only number-one prescribed ingrezza has simple dosing for td: always one pill, once daily. ingrezza can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay c

oh supervisor canapis, oh that was kind of dumb, and phil. thank you phil. and we have two mcs, the beautiful administrator carmen chu and our mayor chief of staff, the handsome braun. neither one of them paid me for that. and i know the honorable mayor will be joining us a little bit later in the program. so when i think about the william hall awards, i think about the individuals who dedicate their daily lives to the health and safety of our parks. and we learn from the pandemic and many of us already knew this that parks are necessities for life, mental well being, bodily well being, soulful well being, right? and san francisco does parks better than any other place. in fact, urbanist and activist, jane jacobs wrote that our parks more than 60 years ago are something still relevant, and she said, a tiny triangular intersection left over which in most cities would be flattened or have a hedge a few binges and maybe a non entity in san francisco, is a since miniature world of its own, a deep water and exotic forist populated by the birds that have been attr

phil, new scotland? i full member of the european union. phil, new scotland?— phil, new scotland?w scotland? i know you prefer to speak about - phil, new scotland? i know you prefer to speak about the - phil, new scotland? i know you - prefer to speak about the principles of independence rather than the process, — of independence rather than the process, but your party has put it front _ process, but your party has put it front and — process, but your party has put it front and centre in successful election— front and centre in successful election campaigns and won no seats but come _ election campaigns and won no seats but come no — election campaigns and won no seats but come no closer to actually delivering. so i'm just wondering what _ delivering. so i'm just wondering what is _ delivering. so i'm just wondering what is different this time and how you can _ what is different this time and how you can naturally move things closet — you can naturally move things closet i — you can naturally move things closer. ~ ., closer. i think the whole thing comes down _ closer. i think the

doctor phil hammond, thank you very much, j his legacy will live on. doctor phil.really appreciate your time on bbc news today. let's just bring you this statement from the chief content 0fficer this statement from the chief content officer at the bbc, charlotte moore, she says we are deeply saddened about the news of doctor michael mosley and our thoughts about his family and friends at this difficult time. she goes on to say that michael worked closely with bbc radio a and the science unit for many years on ground—breaking science and health problems from medical mavericks, eat fast live longer and inside michael mosley and the young ones to trust me a doctor. he also made regular appearances on morning live, the one show, and of course, presented his own hugely popular and successful bbc radio a and bbc sound is a pod cast, just one thing. she says he was a brilliant science broadcaster and programme maker, able to make most of complex idea is simple. he was also passionate about engaging and entertaining audiences inspiring us all to live healthier, fuller live

phil said, i don't engage in politics.ke donald trump look good. that was pathetic. >> hayes, this was dr. phil going on cnn and i kid you not, he thinks he made progress with convincing trump not to go after his political enemies, watch. >> i think i really made some headway with him that that is not the way to go. i think it's a process, i think he will turn this over and over in his mind and i don't think he will do that. >> i mean, who is this guy kidding? >> it's wild to say that. on several levels. first on the idea that he could get through to trump at all it was supposedly just an interview talking to trump and the idea that in talking to him, he is now less inclined to go after his political enemies, he has said he wanted to do it, we should believe him when he said he wants to go after his political enemies and it downplays, it self aggrandizing him, dr. phil thing i know he said it but i really think i got through to him also, it's funny how many times people who have interviewed trump have tried to be like okay

oh supervisor canapis, oh that was kind of dumb, and phil. thank you phil. and we have two mcs, the beautiful administrator carmen chu and our mayor chief of staff, the handsome braun. neither one of them paid me for that. and i know the honorable mayor will be joining us a little bit later in the program. so when i think about the william hall awards, i think about the individuals who dedicate their daily lives to the health and safety of our parks. and we learn from the pandemic and many of us already knew this that parks are necessities for life, mental well being, bodily well being, soulful well being, right? and san francisco does parks better than any other place. in fact, urbanist and activist, jane jacobs wrote that our parks more than 60 years ago are something still relevant, and she said, a tiny triangular intersection left over which in most cities would be flattened or have a hedge a few binges and maybe a non entity in san francisco, is a since miniature world of its own, a deep water and exotic forist populated by the birds that have been attr

phil lebeau has been monitoring this. phil? >> it has not begun yet.ut dave calhoun had just walked into the hearing room. we expect the senators to come in shortly. this is what we usually see at one of these hearings where the witness comes in and then they wait for the senators. this was dave calhoun about 45 minutes ago. he briefly stopped and talked with us in the hallway on capitol hill. said he is here to answer the questions truthfully and honestly and in full transparency. and when he just walked into this room, as you would expect, as we saw when dennis muilenburg, the former boeing ceo was here for the 737 max hearings back in 2019, there are families of the victims from the 737 crashes who are in attendance with placards showing the faces of some of the victims. dave calhoun walked in. now i'm in a booth up above the hearing. i can't tell exactly what he said but i'm pretty sure he acknowledged them and said i'm deeply, deeply sorry. he said a few more things and then he sat down. there you see some of those placards. those are relatives of

phil, he doubled down. >> you have so much to do, you don't have time to get even. you only have time to get right. >> well, revenge does take time, i will say that. >> it does. >> and sometimes revenge can be justified, phil. i have to be honest, you know, sometimes it can. >> reporter: in another interview, dodging a question about whether he would order the justice department to prosecute manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, who brought the case that led to his conviction, saying, quote, "we're going to see what happens." in normandy, president biden telling david, trump is undermining the rule of law. >> david: what do you think the american people should make of this? how important do you think this conviction should be in this race for president? >> that's for the public to decide. but one thing for certain is, stop undermining the rule of law. stop undermining the institutions. that's what this whole effort is. all the maga republicans are coming out saying, "this was a fix. this was a jury that -- this was -- a judge that set up to get trump." there's no

inc you, phil. we also heard from ed _ help them win. inc you, phil.ed davey. - help them win. inc you, phil. we also heard from ed davey. he . help them win. inc you, phil. we l also heard from ed davey. he said that people have been let down by the conservative government. just four days' time, we can win the change our country so desperately needs. for far too long, people here in stratford and across the united kingdom have been taken for granted and let down by an out—of—touch conservative government. people have been working hard, bringing up theirfamilies, looking after their loved ones, playing by the rules. but they're finding it harder and harder to make ends meet. families and pensioners have been hit by skyrocketing energy bills, by food bills, by mortgages and rents all going up. and the conservatives have just made it worse. and they've not delivered on their promises to build those hospitals for our nhs. our nhs is on its knees. people are worried that their loved ones are having to wait hours for an ambulance, weeks to see a gp, months

cnbc's phil lebeau has the latest. phil? >> and we're waiting, melissa.ht now, we're in the stage of the meeting where they're going through each of the shareholder proposals. there are people who are talking about whether they're for or against a proposal. there was one investor who spoke up about why he did not believe that elon musk should be awarded the $56 billion pay package, which, by the way, is now worth $46 billion, $47 billion, when you adjust it, compared to what it was originally when it was awarded back in 2018. so, after this, what will happen is, they will say, well, the polls are open, the polls are closed, those who are there can actually make their vote. those who have not already voted. and then we expect to get the results, melissa, so do we get it in 15, 20 minutes? remains to be seen. but they are working their way through each of the proposals right now. >> all right, phil, keep us posted. phil lebeau. >> will do. >> we know that the board has already backed this pay actpack. it's the advisory firms that are throwing up road blocks

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and, phil, you were here for all that. and of course, other offices raided include those for cal way solutions, which has a contract with the city of oakland. so let's just briefly, you know, talk about what this means. chen tao hasn't been on the scene all that long. she's only been mayor since last year. and before that city council. not too long. right. what's her background? what's her story? >> well, she's from the central valley and she moved to oakland, and she's a single mom. she was in an abusive relationship for a while. she was even homeless. but nonetheless, she got herself through college, and she eventually became an aide to councilwoman rebecca kaplan. and then when a seat opened up in the montclair area unexpectedly, she ran for that and she was elected. and then she was elected oakland in a very tight race. mayor of oakland in a very tight race. she doesn't have a lot of base in oakland, as they say in the business. she's not necessarily well known, but she was a lot of people's second choice for mayor, an

phil. i watched a ton of dr. phil. remember the intervention shows.ple knew why they were there. it had that feeling, right, where he was trying to help me help you a little bit. say a little bit more about this new dr. phil and say a little bit more -- as you're talking, i'm thinking of biden's line in connecticut at the beginning of the week that he snapped. you're describing someone that snapped. he also seemed to at least verbally, maybe mentally, i'm not a doctor talk as if he was in front of a texas crowd for a couple minutes yesterday. talk about both those things. >> right. dr. phil when he had a syndicated show, the show he now has, donald trump appeared on, is his own media network that's streaming and he's trying to build it up. he just started in april. that is his new platform. that two decade old syndicated show, like dr. oz, who was welcomed into homes and as a trusted voice, we saw him utilize that for a senate run. phil may be just a few years behind him. the man there was who i think we all became accustomed to, someone who would hol

phil. thank you very much. thanks for joining us on that interview tonight. >> thank you end up next, president biden says whether he would pardon his son if he is convicted plus on this 80th anniversary for three of d-day, tom hanks speaks out on what he thinks of a potential second trump term and did a founding member of the black panther party endorse donald trump, conservative outlets are running with this story, but his grandson wants to respond and he'll join me live. >> this is news nine the sirens are going off the tornado here you cannot out swim this. >> you cannot outrun it really does a terrifying experience. >> it is the stuff of nightmares you just here feel it my eyes and my throat or bahrain. >> i'm thinking i'm going to die and i thought that was it. >> along with earth, with the liev schreiber sunday vietnam on cnn, allergies with allegro. >> they won't stop me nothing beats allegro. >> it's the fastest non drowsy 24 hour allergy relief live. >> your greatness named 2024 the world car the year

hello, phil.? i am, yes. i'm going to be doing a class on the 29th ofjune, which will be a full class for a range of abilities and ages, with our dancing in heels class. i'm just waiting for you to pop on a leotard, phil, and we'll be cracking on for our first lesson today. you might have to wait a long time for that, i'm afraid! ready? five, six, seven, eight — walk, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. how was that? you're a natural! marks out of ten? three. three! i'll take that, to be honest. so, the invitation is there to pull on your dancing shoes. even if, like me, you've got two left feet. phil cunliffe, bbc news. you're a natural, you're a natural! 0f of course, it is far thursday. you might be heading out for the afternoon. let's get the weather forecast. hello. sunday brings an improved day weather—wise for some of us, particularly across parts of england and wales where we had heavy showers around yesterday. there will be some sunshine, still a few showers on the cards. it w

doctor phil hammond there. the bbc live — live on. doctor phil hammond there.doctor phil hammond there. the bbc live page have _ live on. doctor phil hammond there. the bbc live page have many - live on. doctor phil hammond there. the bbc live page have many more l the bbc live page have many more tributes to michael mosley, they have been coming in all afternoon, you can go on a website to read them and the latest updates are available to you there. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says 27a palestinians were killed during saturday's israeli offensive on the nuseirat refugee camp. the operation led to the rescue of four israeli hostages taken by hamas during the october 7th attacks — were freed during the raid, in broad daylight. the operation led to the rescue of four israeli hostages taken by hamas during the october 7th attacks — were freed during the raid, in broad daylight. footage from around the hospital has shown people lying on the ground. let's speak to our correspondent jon donnison who's injerusalem. 0ur correspondentjon donnison has more on th

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>> i absolutely agree, phil. i think that people have this kind of house of cards idea that there are these party bosses that can come in and say, like all right, joe, it's time to go. but that's just not the way that the democratic party is set up these days. there's a lot of chatter. there's definitely a debate hangover among democrats right now. and obviously there's much more sort of open panic about this age question than we have seen coming up to this. but ultimately, this conversation is going to depend on where president biden and his wife, jill biden, come down on this. i think you can have as many sort of folks from the peanut gallery saying what they want to think, but the idea that they're going to be able to oust him from this role is just exceedingly improbable. >> right. and there's no indication that jill biden is going to say such a thing to her husband. and there's no indication from his rally this morning that he plans to do that. but but the debate had real impacts on voters and let's just tak

maria: you don't see them cutting rates this year at all, are you back with us phil?t. what were you saying? >> i agree with marx, we don't expect the federal reserve to cut interest rates ahead of the election given the trajectory of economic growth and inflation we could see one or two cuts after the election but certainly if you look at the market at the beginning of the year seven cuts in the first one coming in march that was way too optimistic in the market is getting a firmer grip on reality at this point. maria: i agree with that live the big week of inflation data, the may cpi on wednesday, that is the number everybody is anticipated this morning, economists are expected month over month prices to be up one tenth of 8% and year-over-year is supposed to be up 3.4% and that will get the ppi on thursday, do you see any change in the inflation story in terms of the latest read, january, february, march and april were pretty much harder than expected, you're coming off of four months of traveling inflation data. >> you hit the nail on the head they inflation numbe

phil— there today. 23 of the 26 were on the pitch, phil foden _ there today. 23 of the 26 were on the6 were on the pitch, phil foden has gone i there today. 23 of the 26 were on l the pitch, phil foden has gone back to the uk for the birth of his first child, declan rice was inside, they were following individual programmes. isuppose were following individual programmes. i suppose one of the biggest talking points was that manchester united defender luc sure was on the pitch. he, last weekend leading up to that final game had been doing his own individual work, but he'sjoined the been doing his own individual work, but he's joined the team for the last few sessions and was on the pitch today. we'll have to wait and see if he continues to be joining the rest of the squad and see if he is an option for gareth southgate for that game against slovakia on sunday. there is also talk, isn't there, about whether cole palmer has done enough, a positive effect that they had in that game but they are all on the pitch. preparations have started for that game against slovakia on sunday. so england

joined now by abc seven news insider phil matier.eciate you joining us with your insight and perspective. as always, we'll get to the men that are behind the fundraiser that trump will be attending today. but let's talk about the importance of this fundraiser for trump. he's already doing a good job raising money, raised more than $140,140 million dollars last month alone. does trump even need the bay area in the same way that democrats need to stop here in the bay area to get that money? you know, i've got to be honest with you, i'm not sure either side needs the money. >> okay. it what we're seeing here between yesterday's visit by vice president kamala harris and today's visit by trump, donald trump is how politics has evolved in the united states and in california to where it's a lot of it's about money. i mean, honestly, do you think how many voters out there don't know who donald trump is or don't know who joe biden is? >> yeah. name recognition always one of the toughest things for candidates. neither one of them. their mind.

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the bbc�*s phil mercer went to meet some furry friends in sydney. come through! know a trick or two about making money from dogs. from daycare to vets and grooming, australia's pet industry that grew rapidly during the covid pandemic is worth billions of dollars. across australia there are more pets than people, and dogs are the nation's favourite. there is an appetite in the australian market to have a dog in the house and it's one of the things that make the house a home, it's a family member, some people's only child or extra child, particularly with dogs, the love and fun they give you and the the joy is unmatched. the bond australians have with their pets is strong, despite economic uncertainty. but many animals are abandoned or taken to shelters. thejiji rescue cat cafe in sydney offers the unwanted a second chance. i don't think it is cheap and easy to have cats or dogs. first of all, it's a 20—year commitment, notjust a pretty present. the cost of pets is not cheap. if they got sick, even consultations cost a lot. there are physical and psychological bene

phil, i want to pick up two things that seem to be hanging right now. is well sourced more than you are. where are we? >> spirit has a good chunk of business that involves airbus. boeing just can't buy spirit. it has to work out some way with spirit and with airbus where airbus would likely take control of that 20% of spirit aerosystems so then boeing can buy the rest of spirit. they have been working on this for a while. it is not as simple as how much do you want? we'll give it to you. it's complicated. as a result, it is taking a little bit longer than people expected. many are hoping they can have this worked out by maybe the end of junie or the end of july. that would be a big step. in terms of the ceo search? i would not put too much into it. everybody i talked with are expecting it not to happen until the fall until the earliest. you heard the two who came out and said i do not want to be considered for the ceo position. this is the normal cadence of how things happen. there are other candidates, as well, frank, that are possible and possibly peo

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phil lebeau. >> you bet. >> tim, as a shareholder, do you want this deal to proceed?ut efficiency, because becoming more vertically integrated isn't efficient. it's the perception of quality control. there's finger pointing all over the place that nothing is done at boeing anymore. so, if you've read a lot of t the -- there's been a lot of intricate review of what's been going right or wrong. the four items, catalysts that phil referenced, 737 is the most important by far for me. this deal may be more critical for 737 second or third derivative, because regulators will get onboard because they'll feel like things are in better control. >>> there's a lot more "fast money" to come. here's what's coming up next. >>>wanderlust for your portfolio? how to trade france and germany's bounces, next. >>> plus, a shot to the arm for gilead. shares soaring. what results mean for the chech company's future ahead. you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq mket tearsi in times square. we're back right after this. puo work with principal so we can help you with a plan that's

hello, phil.oing to be doing a class on 29thjune, which will be a full class for a range of abilities and ages, with our dancing in heels class. i'm just waiting for you to pop on a leotard, phil, and we'll be cracking on for our first lesson today. you might have to wait a long time for that, i'm afraid! ready? five, six, seven, eight — walk, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. how was that? you're a natural! marks out of ten? three. three! i'll take that, to be honest. so the invitation is there to pull on your dancing shoes, even if, like me, you've got two left feet. phil cunliffe, bbc news. you're a natural, you're a natural! there is none that we end this hour. —— it is on that. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good afternoon. for many of us, it is a bit drier and a little warmer than it was yesterday. the wind not quite so strong towards the south. still some more showers around, mostly out towards the east. some of those heavy and thu

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phil, thank you. phil lebeau.t black to flat on rivian. >> the z is for zoom. [ laughter ] >> so, interestingly enough about rivian. amazon is the largest shareholder at 16% of the holdings there and this is a commitment out of volkswagen and this is a joint venture that they'll be fairly committed to. you think about also and phil mentioned this and i think the order was for 100,000 ev vans from amazon and there's a lot of possibility here and the burn rate is a lot, and this was something we're concerned with about tesla, and ten, 12 years ago or something like this. i think there's room for multiple players in the space. >> by the way, you're up a few percent according to sandy who tabulated those. >> thank you, sandy. >> rivian or delta which would you rather trade? >> i would rather trade delta. >> i didn't mean that as a game. >> me and steve ready to play games. assume it's the game, incorrectly. i really think this is more of a turning around the free cash flow and delevering story. you look at 2020. i thi

let's bring in phil lebeau with more details on fisker, phil. >> it wasn't around long, but they madelast year. they made a few hundred more this year. if you have a fisker ocean, hang on to it. it's a keeper in terms of value. somewhere down the line somebody will say, wow, whatever happened to fisker. company officially filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. as a result, this is the latest of the ev startups that came up among the whole wave of spacs. never could get things going. if you look at shares office sker going all the way back -- now they're worthless. at one point i think the stock was up around $27, $28 a share. shortly after the spac came out when everybody believed in evs. no more. the question now becomes what's happening with ev and hybrid demand. let me show you the current market. hybrids are outselling evs right now, about 10% of the market when you include plug-in electric vehicles against pure evs. bank of america's car wars report, highly regarded on wall street. people look at it and say, okay, what do we expect for the future? that's the current outlook. if you loo

right, question from phil in derbyshire. "hi, newscast. love the show." love you too, phil.sible that tory candidates could defect to reform before the election? and if they did, what would happen with the ballot papers?" well, the candidates�* selection is now done, finished, finito. so technically, formally, things can�*t change. i think an individual politician could say, "hey, yeah, i�*m actually now going to stand for a different party," but they can�*t change, like, the black—and—white, i think is the short answer. and if someone is no longer available to be... what will happen with the candidates..? exactly. they are still there. anyway, never mind. question eight from richard — "what influence, if any, do newspapers still have on general elections?" still big, much less than it was. i agree. elle says, "do the parties stick to the same subject as each other on the same day?" because she�*s noticed that...a lot of the media coverage, it sounds like it�*s the same subject every day, or each day, it�*s the same subject. it�*s not deliberate by the parties at all. someti

piece this together, figure out why this all happen. >> phil. yeah. >> any isabel i know early stages still collecting a lot of information. you mentioned that the shooter was injured. >> we don't know. i don't think at least if he's speaking or not. >> we do know that there will be a press conference. the state police announced that and just under 30 minutes, do we have any sense of how much information they're gonna be willing to share about how this all happened we don't fill and this is a tiny community, so we know that they've been overwhelmed. >> the hospital, nearby businesses with all these calls, of course, from press trying to figure out what is going on here. we'll just have to see here in the next half-hour what they are privy to sharing with us and how this all happened. but interesting that the shooter, while critically injured is in custody. again, don't know if their conscious or not. how much there'll be able to relate back to police as they work to figure this thing out. >> all right. it's about resolve this. i want you to get

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. marc edwards. less than 48 hours before euro 2024 kicks off in germany, we catch up with the scotland team tasked with spoiling the hosts' opening night party. india qualify for the t20 world cup super 8 but are made to work by the usa. the gold standard for keely hodgkinson. she tops the european championship 800m podium with the olympics just around the corner.

ladies, gentlemen, please welcome senator phil gramm. you, john, very much. wife to stand up when the leader of. and very dear friend bob quinn myself want to thank you for honoring and giving us high book award, knowing the quality of the people who nominated makes the that much sweeter and more meaningful for us. i. i guess it's fair to say that. i became skeptic of government as new columni my research as an basically taking government data apart, reinterpreting history. and much of that work focused on the depression and the greenback free movements. i first started to look at government in in income was of , justice appropriations in the senate, i'd been working on the american budget for 16 years. and so i knew budget pretty well. and as i got jurors discussion over the commerce department, i could never the data on income with the bottom 20% of american with the budget of the states. in that we were spending on means programs now thought well maybe it is just an index of how inefficient the wai te look at census data in detail, there was no opening on

phil interview. a bit of a head-scratcher, but dr. phil tried to give trump an opportunity to walk back these threats of vengeance, but the ex-president could not help himself. has trump's revenge tour kicked into overdrive postconviction? >> dr. phil tried to do what everyone tries to do when they talk to him. hannity and other interviewers, to say stop scaring people until you are elected. get off this ledge and he never takes the opportunity, because he needs it. i think it is important to understand that he means it in part because he is who he is, but also because this is what his voters want. they feel humiliated by 2020, humiliated by the fact they were suckered in by donald trump. i've said it for years. in their hearts they know they are wrong and that produces a tremendous amount of stress and cognitive dissonance on a lot of people. when trump says i'm going to get even on everybody, that reassures them. that makes them feel better. of course there was never going to be any other direction for this than turning it up to 11.

allight, phil, abc seven news insider appreciate it. all right. coming up with the widening of political divides in our nation is congress becoming more gridlocked and ineffective? frankly, we'll ask south ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ u.s. supreme court reversed 50 years of a constitutional guarantee for women to be able to obtain an abortion whichever state they live in. the anniversary comes ahead of this week's highly anticipated televised debate between president biden and former president trump, as they vie for the white house in november. joining us live now to talk more about that and more south bay congressman ro khanna. congressman khanna, it's nice

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phil, great to have you on today. >> well, it certainly has been an interesting morning. one like we never seen before in the bay area. >> i think that's true. and you and i have both been here a long, long time before we dissect what she said and how she said it, you do have some breaking news about her legal representation. >> well, what she said and how she said it directly impacted her, her case. right now. uh- mayor xing tao's attorney, tony brass, a very competent and experienced former federal prosecutor. i talked with him and basically it appears that he is terminating his relationship with the mayor. that just began and the reasoning, she said, yes . yes it was. it appears to be, first of all, that she held the press conference without giving him a heads up about what she was going to say. and that's one of the first things you don't do if you're someone's client, if somebody's representing you, you don't go out on your own. the second thing, i think he was not at all comfortable with her uh- sort of insinuations that the fbi was out to get her, that the fbi was

thank you very much fell in aberdeen. - -- phil —— phil mcdonald.e resumed after a power cut caused major disruption. there have been huge queues to get in, and some passengers on arriving planes were held on runways for several hours. some flights have been diverted to other airports. it comes at the start of the busy summer holiday season. the airport's managing director has apologised to passengers. i'd like to startjust by apologising to all the passengers whose journeys have been impacted today. this morning at 1:30, we had a cable in the ground that faulted. it then sent a surge of power across the network. the vast majority of our systems we recovered quickly, but unfortunately two critical systems to do with our baggage system and screening people's hold baggage and our security systems didn't come back up and, as a result, in terminals one and two, we weren't able to depart flights until this afternoon. paul charles, who's the ceo of the travel consultancy firm, the pc agency, explained the scale of the disruption. 90,000 people were due to

phil. >> seems impossible, but here we are. yes.ginger, and we'll see you at seven. and now we're going to drew. yeah. >> i wasn't even born when you guys got together. i do not do this. >> that's not. first of all, that's not true. the second. don't do this to me. >> it's almost true. >> so i'm mad at you. >> oh. >> oh, man. outside this morning. here's a live look from our san jose camera. it's pretty cloudy out there, but we will get sunshine this afternoon. it's breezy today, but those temperatures are pretty near average for this time of the year. previewing pride weekend. it's mild and mostly sunny, the weather looking fantastic. now an early heads up. want to get you ready next week. it looks like we'll have a hot start to july with several days of warm to hot temperatures. we'll talk about that in a second. breezy today. here's 3:00 pm. those winds onshore flow about 15 to 30mph. that's just going to reinforce the cooler feeling today compared to yesterday. highs in the south bay will be in the 70s and 80s for daytime. highs

. >> and abc seven news insider phil matier joins us now live in studio. phil, you were out there this morning when the raids first began and the fbi raided the home office of a major recycler that does business in oakland, the mayor's home. what is this all about? >> well, if we take a look at the initials involved, the fbi, the irs and the us postal service that points in the direction of financial questions. we're not talking about guns. we're not talking about drugs. we're talking about that sort of situation. it's not unusual. we have a company here that is doing business with the city. they have an exclusive contract for the curbside recycling. it was given to them under a bit of controversy. years and years ago. there have since been questions raised as dan noyes put out recently in our earlier in the broadcast. what we have here is a relationship questions between the mayor and this company. will we get quick answers? likely not . that's not the way the feds move. the feds move slowly and methodically, but in this case, rather publicly showing up a

phil salt faced jasprit bumrah whose face says it all don't look now. harry brook 68—6.he last wickets fell in a humbling tumble of run outs. it was india's game long before the final lbw. england lost by 68 runs, in truth outclassed. india to the final, where in truth they always imagined they'd be. joe wilson, bbc news. let's get some reaction from guyana now. axar patel was man of the match with three top order wickets, including the england captainjos buttler who says that in hindsight it might have been a mistake not to change the team going into the semifinal but gave full credit to a india. disappointing. um, i think we're outplayed by india and they fully deserved the victory. um, so yeah, i thought, you know, they had a above par score, was hoping to restrict them to sort of 145, 150 probably on that pitch. so, um, it was always going to be a tough chase from there. obviously feeling good. and most of the, uh, i'm feeling good about that. uh, we win the match when you perform and if team doesn't do well, then it doesn't matter. so i think, uh, feeling good. we c