moose call off pierre went, chasing the moose into the sunset.e sights, sounds and smells of the canadian wilderness. next up, we're off to the philippines and the island of negros, made famous by a local sport that has attracted thousands of thrillseekers from all over the world, including our very own henry golding. we don't recommend you try this at home. cheering that's insane! i saw him flying about 30 feet! laughter on something that's... it's a unique thing. it might look like a few bits of bamboo strung together with wheels, but that is pretty much what it is! add a hill and a few obstacles, you've got a sport that will definitely get the adrenaline going. it all started when local environmentalist nicky decided to ramp up a children's game and turn it into a heart—stopping adventure sport. it could be described as an extreme sport. an insane sport, nicky. there's something wrong with you and your friends! cheering he is still alive. so, missing about 15 trees on the way down, ok? that is important. oh, dear. oh, dear! gaining speed! yeah

margaret, i was struck by pierre's piece on violence.ce in every state in the country right now, especially in the cities as pierre pointed out. we talked about it at the top of the show, there's a huge rise in pessimism among the american people right now. >> it's striking and i hope we can get some infrastructure done so we get a win on the board for bipartisan legislation at the federal level as well. 90% of americans agree there are basic things we can do with respect to gun control. there are some even republicans who are trying to think what a future republican agenda can look like that includes some kind of control. it's not taking anybody's guns. it's not hitting the second amendment. there are things that can be done. there are reasonable things that aren't going to hit republicans. i look forward to -- none of it happens if the polarization in washington continues to have a chokehold on us. you need a little win on infrastructure. there's a lot of things that can be done. i think there's a lot of hope for this administration we

pierre thomas reporting. >>> president biden and the phone call with vladimir putin today issuing a new warning over the latest ransomware taattacks targeting the u.s. those attacks again base in the russia. and the president was asked today, will there be action if president inside his country. >>> our team in haiti tonight. the fbi and department of the homeland security will help investigate in that country, and the video, nearly two dozen suspects under arrest, including two americans. what those americns now claim. >>> back here at home, the acting fda commissioner taking an extraordinary step tonight, calling for a federal investigation into that agency's approval of that new and controversial alzheimer's drug. >>> with the state of emergency in tokyo ahead of the olympic games and news there will be no spectators, now the new headline tonight, the u.s. swimmer who says he will not get vaccinated. >>> the billionaire space race. richard branson, what he plans to do this weekend. what jeff bezos plans to do nine days later. >>> and how do you spell "person of the week"? >>> good ev

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pierre thomas tonight teaming up with our abc stations across the country, what's driving this rise in violence? >>> and the images coming in at this hour, the video wall collapsing at hard rock stadium outside miami rattling south florida again just ahead of a music festival. >>> america strong tonight, the u.s. navy and the honor long overdue and the american workers making it happen. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on a very busy thursday night. we begin tonight with the coronavirus and this new summer surge fueled, of course, by the highly contagious delta variant. tonight those words from the cdc director, dr. rochelle walensky, calling this a pivotal moment in the pandemic. cases soaring among the unvaccinated and now the breakthrough cases among the vaccinated in this country. authorities have said that's to be expected and that the vast majority of these breakthrough cases have been mild. they say it shows the vaccines are working. but tonight authorities acknowledge the numbers are concerning. cases up more than 10% in 46 states. nearly all of the country now.

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>> pierre thomas live in washington tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> and to the white house tonight. amid new ransomware attacks based in russia yet again, president biden in a phone call with president vladimir putin today warning that the u.s. will take any necessary action to defend our critical infrastructure. let's bring in abc's rachel scott tonight. rachel, there has been a string of recent cyber attacks again, including the largest known ransomware attack on a software company, affecting hundreds of businesses. a hack on a contractor for the rnc, and of course we all remember the colonial pipeline. gas prices spiking. let's hear what the president said today about that phone call with vladimir putin. >> well, i made it very clear with him that -- that the united states expects when a ransomware operation is coming from his soil, even though it's not -- not sponsored by the state, we expect him to act if we've given him enough information to act on who that is. >> president biden earlier today. let's get back to rachel. the president was pressed if there would be consequences

pierre kory dr. kory was telling us about efficacy effectiveness of drugs like ivermectin made by merck now off patent nobody is paid big money for ivermectin yet it could have been a very important treatment for those early stages of covid, four million people have died across the world how many lives could have been saved had those drugs not been sensored talking about hydroxychloroquine, and ivermectin. these drugs are being hailed agency potential good treatments, if you catch it early enough they told us we weren't allowed to talk about it! >> well not only have they told us we're not allowed to talk about it but still not plowed to talk about many of those things, senator ron johnson obviously, was very involved in the right to try when you start to look at the potential implications of what you have big tech actually taking care of big pharma to make sure that what we don't get is the full story, it is a very -- problematic perfect storm that has real impact on

vanessa pierre, let me begin with you.te house today with the president and the vice president on this important day? >> it was absolutely amazing. i wanted to be excited for myself, but i was so excited for my boys. it's not all the time you get out of your neighborhood, and it so expanded their horizons and got them asking questions that they weren't asking before. so it was -- it was a fantastic experience. >> your child tax credits arrived by direct deposit today. what does that mean to you in practical terms? >> in practical terms, well, that's my grocery budget for the month, so that means that's something that i don't have to worry about. that means we can start to make plans unlike the stimulus, which was wonderful. this is going to come every month, so now it's kind of we get to think about long term how this is going to change things for us. also it's just peace of mind, and you can't really put a price on that, that kind of exhale we didn't even know we needed. so -- >> congresswoman delauro, you have been worki

let's get some perspective from gary pierre pierre, formerly a "new york times" reporter.ur insights today. a challenge and a country that has profound political problems before this is what do we believe at this moment. let's start with the gunfight and the arrests. we hear from the ambassador foreign hired killers. is that what is suspected or known to be true? >> that's just a suspicion. we have a haitian timed video where we hear people speaking in spanish and american accent while we could hear shooting going on. >> we hear the president was a controversial figure, trying to be an author tear tan leader. the prime minister himself was supposed to move on and be replaced by a new prime minister. do we have a clear understanding who is running haiti right now? is anybody running haiti with any credibility right now? >> not at all, john. no one is in charge, despite what the prime minister joseph has said, he's not in charge. he was discharged. the interim prime minister was supposed to be sworn in, and, of course, president moise was assassinated. right now i've been to

but nessa pierre received her first text by direct deposit.nessa pierre was and her children had the chance to speak to president biden. joining us now is congresswoman rosa delauro she's the chair of the -- she has been an advocate for the child's were child credit since -- and vanessa pierre she was at the white house for president biden's announcement today about the child tax credit. thank you both for joining us. vanessa pierre let me begin with you and, first of all, what was it like to be at the white house today with the president and the vice president on this important day? >> it was absolutely amazing. i wanted to be excited for myself but i was so excited for my boys. it's not all the time you get out of your neighborhood and it's so expanded their horizons and got them asking questions that they weren't asking before. so it was a fantastic experience. >> what your child tax credits arrived by direct deposit today. what does that mean to you in practical terms? >> in practical terms, well that's my grocery budget for the month. so

pierre: no. the government and the opposition, it is a very tough situation.can't believe and don't believe that. i don't know exactly why the haitian president has been killed. i don't believe there is some kind of connection between those two things. brent: we will see if there is an investigation. we appreciate your time and insights. let's look at the other stories making headlines around the world. china has hit out against the united states after antony blinken met with muslims in the northwest shenzhen reason -- region. afghan special forces have been deployed to push tell event fighters out of the north and provincial capital. fighting reached the city's outskirts. this all comes since western forces have largely withdrawn from the afghanistan state. the european commission chief has warned hungry it will face legal action if it fails to reveal a new law that critics say is from nate against the lgbtq community -- discriminates against the lgbtq community. european leaders have described the shooting of a prominent dutch investigative journalist as an

>> all right, pierre thomas on the breaking headline. thank you. >>> and from capitol hill tonight, senate democrats announcing they have agreed now on a $3.5 trillion plan for what they call non-traditional inf infrastructure. a plan they believe they can pass with no republican support. so, let's get right to rachel scott on the hill tonight. rachel, what's in the plan? do they have all democrats on board to pass it? >> reporter: david, the president telling reporters today he believes democrats can get this done, but he knows that he cannot afford to lose a single vote from his own party here. arrived on capitol hill today to rally support for this plan, meeting with democratic senators behind closed doors for roughly an hour, where he told them they must stand united on this front. much of this $3.5 trillion package is still being worked out, but we are told it is sweeping, including funding for child care to climate change to immigration reform. much of that would be paid for my increasing taxes on the wealthy, as well as top corpor

john: garry pierre pierre and ambassador white, thank you. ms.ank you for having us. ♪ judy: the cdc's guidance for schools to fully reopen this fall -- and to allow fully vaccinated students to go without masks -- is yet another sign of how the u.s. is shifting its approach to the covid pandemic. but even as the push for regular routines grow, the delta variant presents its own risks, especially to those who aren't vaccinated. some states in the south and midwest have low vaccination rates. stephanie sy looks at one dealing with a spike in cases -- missouri. stephanie: judy, missouri is one of those states where the delta strain is leading to a rise in cases. it's among the top five states when it comes to new cases and hospitalizations. missouri has reported nearly 7,600 newly confmed or probable cases in the past week. fortunately, the number of reported deaths remains low -- only seven confirmed in the past week. but there are regions, particularly in the southwest part of the state, where vaccination rates are well under 35% or 40%. hospital

ambassador to haiti, and garry pierre- pierre, the founder of the "haitian times," a newspaper serving the haitian diaspora. thanks for joining us. be garry, i'd like to start with you. haitian officials arrested these 17 men, they say they're responsible but they say as often said in political assassinations, it's not important who pulls the trigger, but who gets did l bullet. does that give uf any clues as to who may have paid or the this operation? >> well, we don't have a clue right now, because there are many people who you can say would be involved in something like that obviously. it's not just one. one of the things i want to rule out is this was not political. it is not a political hit. it is a personal hit akin to a mob hit. so this was about business. he had you know encroached on the interests and a lot of powerful forces in haiti and unfortunately i think that's what got us there. >> ambassador white, a new election, constitutional election scheduled for september. the united states position appears it should go forward. do you think that's a good idea? >> go i really, rea

just want to pick up on pierre's reporting.ting gun violence in america. what concrete steps is the administration taking? >> reporter: the president has called it an epidemic. he's made clear in his view it's tied to america's emergence from the pandemic. to that point he has made it possible for cities and states to use money that was earmarked for covid relief for criminal justice, hiring police officers, expanding programs, even things like summer jobs for youths in inner cities. those are the kind of partnerships this administration is touting right now in addition to steps like cracking down on rogue dealers of weapons, doj, atf to enforce laws. frankly this is a source of major frustration for the white house. they realize the biggest things you can do require congressional action, things like universal background checks and assault weapon bans. those are things that are not moving at all on capitol hill. >> i saw pierre thomas in the building the other day. the violence is unlike what we've seen in a very long time. i w

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let's bring in gary pierre, editor let's bring in gary pierre, the editor-in-chief at the haitian timestions left unanswered i was hearing from you details of what this gang did to the president. could you fill our viewers in? >> thanks for having me, shepherd the details are pretty gory. his eyes were pulled out of his face he was shot 12 times it was a really bloody scene, one that led me to believe this was not politically motivated. this was personal. that kind of violence is unleashed on someone you have deep animosity for >> personal. where does that lead your very well-trained mind on this matter >> well, he had been attacking the business community and he had alienated everyone so he had taken over some monopolies the problem with that is it sounds good, but he was complicit in some things as well he was not as clean as he thought he was and so he attacked the livelihood of the monopolies, and in fact just two days before his death he had sent a warrant arrest for one of his top appointment who's also one of the leading businessmen in the country. >> wow who's really running hai

jemima pierre is the haiti co—ordinator for the black alliance for peace and an anthropology professorgal. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. let me ask you first of all. your reaction to what has happened? i first of all. your reaction to what has happened?- first of all. your reaction to what has happened? i am in shock, what has happened? i am in shock. like _ what has happened? i am in shock, like everyone - what has happened? i am in shock, like everyone else i what has happened? i am in| shock, like everyone else all over the world, especially the people of haiti who woke up this morning to this terrible news of an assassination of a sitting president. i have been on the phone and in front of the computer all day and i have been not able to think of anything else ever since i heard this news. president moise has _ heard this news. president moise has been _ heard this news. president moise has been ruling - heard this news. president moise has been ruling by. heard this news. president - moise has been ruling by decree since 2019. what does this mean now for haiti? what

a lot of this us pressure being placed on on his jo pierre is certainly not good news for the grant. if you're going to need some stem agreement and tripod agreement with redundant egypt, the us, of course rick, las partner to each and perception that they all favor in egypt in these negotiations. and these, the can us relationships intent on so many graphs. and one of the reasons why they live under the auspices of the african union, the sofa conflict cannot be dismissed, but it needs to be said that conflict between jo pierre at egypt is very difficult to imagine just because of the she had to divide the massive distance between those 2 countries. so in essence, sudan would have to involve the soul continues such confident they would have to provide egypt support and allow them to use that territory. we're getting well ahead of us all by talking but that is, that is a consideration. and so done on some of the least recognize this, the advantage of having a massive hydro electric project on its door stick that it could potentially benefit from in the future electricity. so they woul

joining us now, karine jean-pierre.ut the vote which failed yesterday, but there are thoughts and hopes that things will pick up again for early next week. so you tell us. what does the white house think about what happened yesterday and how hopeful do you remain that this bipartisan deal can get done? >> hey, johnathan, so happy to be with you this morning. it is definitely way too early, but happy to be here. way too early. but, look, jon. we were encouraged yesterday by senator mitt romney's letter that included 21 senators of both sides of the aisle stating essentially that they're making progress, they've been working closely together as we've seen the last several weeks on trying to resolve some of the issues. so they feel very confident that they will have something to share, to move this process along. what we saw yesterday from senator schumer, which we wholeheartedly supported, was a process to move this forward, right, which is a process to get that vehicle going, get that motion going and making that commitm

the original part because those guys were too well organized to not have an exit strategy. >> garry pierre-pierreen, and thank you for your time. >>> our american comeback series heads to san francisco, how three businesses beat covid, and really turned things around. >> and chicago on edge after another round of deadly violence calls are growing for a state of emergency to be declared we're in chicago tonight >>> plus, the family accused of fueling the opioid crisis set to pay billions of their own money, and as one attorney general put it, turn over their secrets. the settlement from the company that brought us oxycontin as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ you already pay for car insurance, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call to bundle today. ♪ all by yourself.♪ - oh. - what? rain. cancel and stay? done. go with us and get millions of felixble booking options. expedia. it matters who you t

young know through to me and if they do dare to break for the past vote for the opposition with donna pierre. at least shuffle off and allow that vote to stand. how can you guarantee these elections will be pretty involved with such a history of cheating and beating that? no, no, we don't board the elections to be different from any election which is being held in because they will be free and will be free. me me me. i the the the news ah ah ah ah ah my colleagues, what they call the trees. my kind of enlightenment tends to purchase a situation that has to go off. i can so that needs to be controlled by about, but has to be controlled. i refused to let them to find my life. i refused to let them decide why, why? so i will keep one preaching. i will keep on pushing. i will keep on fighting. i will keep on representing. i still make all things, all right, until i make them understand my arisen until i make them understand that i am the voice of prison until july mixed up. understand that i will keep on pushing without feeling for defeat. life is the war need. my reason for the on the out of th

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when peter doocy asked the white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre about lockdowns, she didn't rule them out. charles? >> griff, thanks very much. let's bring in our panel, ari fleischer, dr. mac siegel, shannon bream anchor of "fox news at night" and andy mccarthy, fox news contributor. dr. siegel, i have to go to you first. what do you make of the new steps? >> well, i think that the goal is to get more people to take the vaccine. but it seeming more like the stick than the carrot. there's not enough flexibility to the idea that, you know, maybe people that got over covid have anti-bodies. maybe after one shot somebody had a side effect. maybe somebody is afraid of vaccines and needs to be talked to. so the mandate aspect of it is -- i don't think legally there's a problem with the emergency use authorization. people feel like there's a problem. so there's that issue. i definitely think federal employees should be vaccinated before the president starts ordering the rest of the country what to do. but i think the thing that they've done wrong from the beginning and they

and so this is pierre belanger. and you can attack your fabrics to the new materials rather than the old material sometimes. and this has been moved to the entrance hall, because we acquired in 1979 the sofa. that was the only wall big enough to take a nine foot sofa. they are seven original pieces back in the white house. from the 53 pieces that were the original monroe sweep. there is her chair. on the left, and on the right is the way the chair looks today. we found this first chair she received was the most intact. and so for the expedition that we have right now the smithsonian, about the decorative arts of the white house. we were working on historian and restoring this chair to its original appearance. we would've had read fabric, this high sheen polish. almost middle like finish to this gold leaf surface. okay serve at that my fingers too fast. she was interested in adding to the portrait collection. when she arrived at the white house the collection was almost exclusively portraits. but you want to get life

latin american policy for "the miami herald" and gary pierre pierre, founder of the haitian times.because having been to cuba, i can tell you that it's surprising to see people so openly protesting. it is -- there is no doubt when you are in cuba that it is a very strictly enforced authoritarian state with lots and lots of men with big, big guns watching folks all the time. talk about how this came about. >> yeah. this was really, you know, unprecedented but really not entirely surprising because the economic situation in the country has been deteriorating, you know, over three years and more dramatically in recent months. it's a combination of things including the dwindling economic aid coming from venezuela nicolas maduro's regime, the pandemic, and stronger u.s. sanctions. of course the economy is very inefficient and the government is in debt and has no money, so the population has been enduring severe scarcities of food and medicine. recently the government decided to sell food and that's a lot of the anger and frustration that you see in these protests. >> i heard smbs say th

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. ♪ third, deputy press secretary -- >> deputy press secretary karine john pierre answered questionsn covid-19 mandates and conflicting information from the white house and the cdc regarding the delta variant. she also addressed the united states policy toward cuba, the eviction moratorium and voting rights. this is about 45 minutes.

pierre yang is there anything you would like to add? pierre >> i would agree with catherine and tatiana, i think that would underscores the opportunities for us is what we do domestically to support our businesses and workers as best as we can, but what we do here is we were collaboratively together to be as competitive as we can and all three of our countries, and i would agree very much that it is this evolving ability that this very good framework with the nafta that provides the conditions for us to keep building on making sure that disagreement really does in fact help us become the most competitive region in the world through this very opportunity and relationship that we have been working on together and no doubt, i think what we have done a set the course for us to work together even more in the decades to come. >> it is great, and again, we all recognize that this is being implemented during a challenging time economically. would i did not want to let go by, ask is a quick question of all of you, what can we do to help? what ca

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. >> reporter: mackenson pierre agrees, talking while he works his shoe shine station. >> translator:he country is difficult, we don't have water to bathe, we have no food to eat, we're hungry. >> reporter: what should happen here? >> translator: see how i'm cleaning the shoes here? yeah, if i could find something else to, do i would do it, you know? i'm just cleaning shoes right now. i'd like to get out of this situation. >> reporter: shortages of food and fuel are commonplace here. we ran up on this group of people crowding around a gas pump. one father told us, you have to fight to find gas. the opportunity to get gas is spontaneous. it is sunday. usually a day when most people are going to church. we see this today. helen jean showed up in her sunday best, bible in her purse. >> translator: i came from church, and when i saw they were giving fuel here, i went home and got the gallons and came back to get some fuel. >> reporter: haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. the island had been an extremely rich french colony, using slave labor to produce sugar and coffee.

vaughn, how are they planning to preserve the site during that demolition >> reporter: pierre, officials will put a tarp over existing rubble before demolishing the rest of the building and it will be easier to remove tha material and resume rescue operations. >> from surfside, florida, thank you. >>> the record-breaking holiday weekend for travelers. millions hitting the road for july 4th festivities and producing developing concerns as the delta covid variant keeps spreading. guad venegas joins us. >> reporter: this independence weekend all right breaking travel records. >> we didn't really expect it to be this crowded. >> reporter: on friday, the tsa screened close to 2.2 million people, highest number since the start of the pandemic many more traveling by car according to gas buddy, friday hit the highest single day demand for gas since 19, and higher prices at the pump unable to scare drivers. >> really excited but not by the gas prices, but the traveling. >> reporter: and on the water, cruise ships setting sail once again ♪ with an increase in travel, the highly contagious delta va

she modeled for the great painters, pierre, august, law. and ed degas and later emancipated herself as a painter, ah nudes, have an authentic maternity and directness, a provocative new look at the female body. ah, the visionary painting of swedish office here, my friend has been deliberately sidelined by the scene for decades despite the fact that she was creating abstract paintings. years before vasily tendon ski, ah, dressed an artist l. frieda lois of x was a victim of the nazi regime. pictures boldly depict the other side of the supposedly golden twenty's work to has gone under in our history last women art works to this right. ah, history itself is a very old fashion to is, is old as the museum. that's reinvent these things. but there's no need to reinvent art in many cases, 90 percent of museum collections, life in storage. art history is ready and waiting for a new don't. how will we live together? that's the question. and the theme of this year is architecture. be in late in venice, italy, every 2 years, architects from around the

nuncio representing the holy see to the united states of america his excellency archbishop kristoff pierre. lord father of human family you created all human beings equal indignity. full forth into our hearts a spiritual fraternal spirit and inspiring us a dream of renewed encounter dialogue. justice and peace move us to create healthier societies and the more dignified world. a world without hunger poverty violence and war but above all may our hearts be open. to all the peoples and nations of the earth may we recognize the goodness and beauty. that you have sown in each of us. and thus fudge bones of unity common projects and share the dreams. amen okay. thank you luke. thank you your excellency. 229 years ago the irish american architect james hoban was selected by then president george, washington. to design and build a new president's house. over the course of the next eight years. hoban led a building team comprised of enslaved free laborers stonemasons from europe to build this president's house 14 years later british torches left the president's house in ruins. hoban returned to le