roland harten is a part of ro land martin unfiltered. that does it for me.nes'ing for breakfast or a falloffel. we will wait, "the cross connection" begins right now. notes notes. >> the build back better agenda is saying let's see folks, let's see what they're going through. can you care about building a strong economy, co-existent with caring about human rights, civil rights and a perspective that the borne out of a sense of humanity and what it requires in terms of holding people up and treating them with dignity. all of these things are at stake right now. >> all right. good morning, everybody. welcome to "the cross connection." as always, we have a lot to get to this morning. but we start on capitol hill. democrats are still hammering out biden's social spending bill with a few sticker price of 1.75 to 1.9 trillion dollars. the haggling continues. here's w

joining me now is ja psy ross, attorney, former public defender and roland martin, host of roland martinred, daily digital show and a bringer of all the funk, and falef leon, a journalist and harvard fellow. you're the woman on the panel, so i will start with you. look, i'm looking at what's happening on capitol hill skpshs , and it frustrates me to no end that people present this -- instead of focusing on the policies. you touch both communities that helped overwhelmingly deliver congress to democrats. what do you think the message should be to voters when there may not be a lot of impactful policy that we'll have to point to when it comes time for midterms? >> right, i think that the message should be we absolutely understand that you are a critical part of this country and that you are a critical -- you are really one of the reasons why we got an office here. i think ha what you said, that janet jackson quote, what have you done for me lately, i've had conversations with friends and family members, all who are completely disappointed, and the disappointment is because we came out in d

who was attacking me, and eric said, well, naomi, you know, is the same person who attacked shari roland over the ozone hall. and he told me this amazing story that i knew nothing about at the time that the scientists who had worked on the ozone hole had been the target of attacks in which people had claimed that there was no holes on hold at the science was wrong. that the scientists were fraudulent, that the scientists were communists. all the things that i was being accused of these great nobel prize winning scientists had also been accused of. and so eric said to me, yeah, when we get back to mark, i'll send you. i'll send you an envelope with a bunch of stuff. so he sent me this package arrives a few days later and i take out these papers that he sent me and it was like you could take out the word on hole and put in climate change and he could take out the word roland and put an rascal, and otherwise it was identical awe on a spring day in 1998, a group of men meet at the oil industry organization, american petroleum institute. a number of oil companies are represented. companies li

like you could take out the word on hole and put in climate change and you could take out the word roland and put an roskus, and otherwise it was identical. ah, with on a spring day in 1998, a group of men mates at the oil industry organization, american petroleum institute, with a number of oil companies are represented. companies like exxon, let's say exxon c, e. o. at the time, explain who they are. we are the largest private company in the world. our company sells a 1000000 barrels a day of product. that's a 1000000000 gallons every 3 dates. back to the american petroleum institute, a p, i where some of the biggest players in the oil industry meeting. one of the participants is myron able, they solicited advice because we had certain kinds of expertise that they didn't have a, it was an industry effort with some help from people like me. in documents from this meeting, you can see a clear purpose. victory will be achieved when average citizens understand uncertainties in climate science. and when these uncertainties become part of conventional wisdom, according to the documents big oi

how much money did you make for dear roland deliverance i made that horrible. al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running state propaganda media, censorship, and the rise of both territory and rule. you wake up one day, the system has been torn from an electoral democracy into a competitive authoritarian regime. i looked at the left for power in hungary, indian to the experiences of those who live in every day. that is a pressure on us. but we have to be very careful, of course, and we have to be brave enough to support that question. how democracy dies. democracy may be on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is the news ally from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes . i'm here morgan and how to wear protests have been offered by opposing factions, one demanding a civilian leadership, and the other demanding for military takeover. celebrations in india as needed. ministers, 1000000000 close at 19 vaccines but there are concerns many countries are being left

ah, captain roland was trying to get above the clouds with no visibility and no reply on the radio and no question. flight 3037 is in trouble. to stabilize the twin engine aircraft roll tries to bypass the worst of the story with amidst the turbulence and without radio contact, he seems unable to get back on the right flight path. his co pilot maria also appears to be lost ah, in the rear. the passengers are growing increasingly uneasy. but colombians, a fatalistic and above old fervent catholics with fortunately the ancient dc 3 have a guardian angel. tito, the mechanic who checks every suspect noise and on these old dc threes. the mechanical problems are frequent and sometimes fatal. with santa and flights like these the greatest danger is not the storm or mechanical faults. it's the jungle, 2000 meters below. ah, the amazon jungle! an impenetrable jungle. twice the size of texas and the pilots greatest fear below there is no space for emergency landings. any breakdown will mean the plane will crash and then it's cookies lou. several dozen planes of disappeared into the jungle. swall

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40 chunks, police set up dc i was screened and denise smith dawned to call her open for cow from roland for some reason. on townsend's guard. kiner opportune. it was their house tomorrow. and i'll see of police say, i think it's just a sad state of affairs that, that life sediments are even necessary for people. because it all he needed it for was for survival. he wasn't trying to like, buy some crazy machine or do some kind of crazy treatments. he just needed money to survive on those even zayden z hyphen da ed. hi mckenna. i mean he does, he signed the site. um basically shifts down to this. i placed this via seeing slicing on so they foresee chilton i have in d. did i meet, etc, and on to cease to be by yet the throne talk soon? did i meet them after thrown, talk to them by decide, denies. look at this, see basic estate seen by the american system might look like a nightmare. no one wants to be forced to sell their household life insurance to pay for chemotherapy. in europe, that would be a scandal with when it comes to paying for the pensioners. they don't hesitate to profit from th

the his roland blocking a migrant rescue ship and 2019. he's accused of kidnapping and the abusive power. and the congress ship is called firewall anchored off canada, south west coast. 16 crew members have been evacuated from the vessel. 5, remain on board one outs, back to blood and tears. ah . the 8 year algerian war ended on the 18th of march, 1962, when the french government and the algerian national liberation front. the evelyn signed the treaty known as the abl accords. it included an immediate cease fire, and pave the way for algerian independence when, whoops, of french, colonial settlers who fundamentally opposed the deal, clashed with the french army on the streets of algiers. on the 26th of march, 196280 were killed. many europeans living in algeria had to face the reality that they were not part of the new country. in the next few months between $8.10 people per day left the country where many of them were born hastily taking with them their most precious possessions, draw sierra but all uncontrollable. brilliant coleman was b

well of course, his roland invasion of iraq will be one of the main things that colin powell will be with them. but for many iraqis still haven't forgotten his role in that devastating war he, on the man died. but we would not forget what he did to iraq and his wrong policy, which led to, to day he was difficult to handle and did not want the stability of a rock off his failed policy, led to the destruction and to all what befell iraq and he unfortunately took his backwards long as there is a senior political analyst, not one. the shadow says, powell is acknowledged to the mistake in sending us troops into iraq. he said to one journalist that he was sure that his, the, for the 1st paragraph of his obituary would say something about his blunder with the gulf war in iraq. and so it was today the 1st paragraph in the new york times. and you could say in every possible application in the middle east, especially iraq started with the gulf war because we all know this was the biggest, the buckle of, of the century. and and paula, paula had the role to play both in terms of our marketing th

how much money did you make for here roland? deliverance i made that weird. al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin, in dough hon. these are the top stories on al jazeera. the u. k. has rejected threats from france to block it's boats from french ports, saying that's a breach of international law. the french government says it needs more licenses for its fisherman im u. k. waters or may impose sanctions. it is very disappointing to see the comments that came from france.

c detention facility on multiple criminal charges over his roland on january 6th riots. he has a form of blood cancer and broke his wrist while in custody. in may, in a doctors said he needed surgery which still has not been provided. after reviewing the case, the federal judge held prison officials in civil contempt and branded the delay and treatment inexcusable. i find that the civil rights of the defendant have been abused. i don't know if it's because he's a january 6 defendant or not, but i find this matter should be referred to the attorney general of the united states for a civil rights investigation into whether the dc department of corrections is violating the civil rights of january 6 defendants in this and maybe other cases we spoke with the attorney, albert watkins, who's representing several suspects on the capitol hill riots. he says that the case is part of the overall disrespect shown towards the detainees. there are showing interest which really since january 6 in which version were involved in january 16, we live relatively disrespect by individuals wh

but we are seeing those rounds of rain roland fuel by low pressure over the bay of bengal, whizzing a drenching across me and mar, bundle aggression. those north eastern states, we could see some flooding here. but on monday it's going to turn particularly nasty up in the north to renshaw, rain, sleet, and snow in the mountains for western areas, though, it does start to dry up. it's in the south. we are seeing the showers some of those trickling into western areas of sri lanka. but for the wet and windy weather we have to look to the bay of bengal on monday. once again. now was we moved to east asia winter is coming fuel by a cold and strong northerly wind. it's gonna bring temperatures down across these areas. the temperature will pick up, however, in tokyo as that wet weather pulls the way. but if we look at the 3 day, we can see that the rain does come back into play by tuesday. further south of this, it is looking dryer. it is very wet, however, for vietnam, thanks to the remnants of that tropical storm. that sure weather update. the weather sponsored my cattle airways voted worl

aimed to forcibly assimilate indigenous children. canadian bishops have apologized for the churches roland abuses from the 19th century to was recently as the 1980s. crudo has faced criticism for failing to participate in canada's 1st national day of truth and reconciliation going on holiday. instead. i many regrets about september 30th and my decision to travel 1st of course, was not be able to attend the commemorations here that were so important for the entire country and awakening people to the reality of residential schools. but also to be able to grieve with the community that since may has been hurting and reliving past trauma in a way that i should have been here that you can parliament has held a special session to pay tribute to david amos, the conservative m p who was killed on friday. he was stabbed to death, one meeting, members of the public in a church hall in his constituency, in essex, in the east of england jona hull has more now from london. in a space more accustomed to rowdy debate a minute's silence for one of their own david amos was a member of this house for almost

s. pharmacy chains have gone on trial over there, roland and nations opioid crisis. they're accused of missed her presenting the risks and failing to properly monitor a suspicious orders. ib ahmed has been sworn in for a 2nd term. as ethiopia prime minister, he vowed to protect the country from foreign interference, amid lobel criticism. over the conflict and the t gray region where the new and says people are starving due to a government the age located. are you an investigation? says all sides in libby as conflict have committed violations that may include war crimes. it details a, council's murder, torture, enslavement and rape. libya has been marked by conflict since the death of its former ruler more mar, gadhafi, 2011 with rival administrations fighting for power. so they get seni is international crisis groups, senior analyst for libya. she says the investigative panel will need to get more specific and it's next report. this report that was published today is just the beginning of the process, the commission. this mission, that was the fact finding mission wa

what roland does natural gas play as a transitional resource to bridge that gap to renewables? well, natural gas has been called a physician fuel, but as far as i'm concerned for and as a bridge fuel. but as far as i'm concerned, it's not a very long range really. you know, we will need gas for the next decade or so. and we cannot phase it out immediately for a number of reasons, by the way, also including contractual reasons. we're still, europe is still tied into long term contracts, which you can just leave or otherwise will be pretty costly. but i, but natural gas will also pretty much give way to renewables at 2030. and that's maybe not tomorrow, but it's within less than a decade. and that is going to be pretty quick. we're going to phase in and blend in renewable fuels in the shape of renewable gases. how takes technologies, green hydrogen. these kind of things that will sooner or later, also eat into the margin of natural gas in the heart of the carbon sector, such as a steel, the heavy industries. we're talking about green steel these days already, and that's precisely

last month, there with judge ordered his release a day later, which one is wanted by madrid over his roland catalonia is failed. independence bid in 2017. he's been living in self imposed exile in belgium. chinese housing giant ever. graham has had its share suspended as invest as a way to statement about his future. the firm said the trade holds in hong kong came ahead of an announcement on a major transaction that for ground has run into trouble over the past few months, is bridging tightened rules and the property sector to rein in debt levels. the company shares have fallen by nearly 80 percent since the start of this year. for casita has officially become japan. you prime minister for a vote and part of it. the form of foreign minister won the race to lead japan's ruling liberal democratic party last week. he replaces he or she needed to go, who spent certainly a year in the office consider will lead the l. d p into a general election in november at least 8 people have been killed in northern india after violence broke out during a farmer's protest. crowds and with a pradesh surrounded

coming up in the next 60 minutes with tear gas fired at protest is calling quick, gracious civilian roland to dawn as rival demonstrations take to the streets. celebrations in india, as it administers 1000000000 cove at 19 vaccines. are there are concerns. many countries are being left behind. libya, hosts and international conference to promote stability ahead of elections. the french and egyptian foreign ministers are among those then. plus i'm to clot reporting from the southern to greenland, where sheet farmers are protesting against plans to mine, rarer minerals and the surrounding mountains about pete assembly with your sport. phoebe a face and i'm a backlash in china. that's up to boston celtics today. and as canter describes, the chinese prison she's in pain as a brutal dictator. ah, will thousands are taking part in rival demonstrations across to dawn's capital to mark the anniversary of its 1st revolution. back in 1964, both sides were part of the civilian uprising that led to the ousting of amal, the sheer in 2019. meanwhile, outside of the capital and undermine tear gas was fir

tribal society and having such a t i but a very political our and they underlay the political powerful roland influence. and you know, leading her such 1st time a process a to my, to really affect some how the, the results of the, of the, of the election. but again, looking at the verity and the quality, i would say also of the candidates going through their campaigns and 1000000000, all them agendas and their priorities. we can see that the kind of political maturity among faculty, people might affect somehow. and i'm looking more hopefully and hopefully for what more women to be avoided and, and dis, sir in the 1st time mature election. ah, and we really trust that the voters and how are we going to affect positively of a the, the 1st sure i liked it. alright, thank very much your time, hence, alamosa. thank you. the united states has the past 700000 deaths from covered 19 that remains the worst affected country accounting for 15 percent of the 4700000 fatalities worldwide. about 67 percent of eligible us adults are fully vaccinated, leaving 70000000 who have still not received a shot. desp

how swift vaccine roland, so sipping blame for a disruption to air traffic in the u. s. again, today, one big airline cancelled almost a 100 flights tuesday, i think, to the thousands, it's already grounded in previous days. southwest blaming the weather, but others pointing to staff shortages after it implemented vaccine mandates for all 56000 employees. had it moping reports on it. chaos and airports across the country as flights from a major us airlines. southwest airlines have been canceled. now this comes shortly after move by the southwest airlines pilot association, the labor union that represents over $10000.00 pilots, that southwest airlines filed for a temporary block on a move to mandate vaccinations, federally mandated corona virus vaccinations. now they have filed a lawsuit against those mandatory vaccinations and they are asking for a block on the vaccinations until this lawsuit regarding us labor laws and how it applies to these vaccinations can be resolved. now the union was quick to step up and say that they were not responsible for the cancellation of t

doha, coming up in the next 60 with tear gas fired at protest is calling quick, gracious civilian rolands, who don as rival demonstrations take to the streets, celebrations in india, as it administers 1000000000 curve at 19 vaccines are there are concerns many countries are being left behind.

there, bro, you know, there is a roland at heart lead. you're not going to see me guy got on here and going to bits. tell me about hard lad, man. well, hon. land my, my new project. i don't call it a country album. i call it country in small woods. i say that out of respect for country music, country music audits and everything that they go to live to create their music. but what i notice from the time that i've been in my been in his career from the time i dropped country grammar, i received all kind of love from all john, who's of music. and i was getting booked at a country bears and, and some rodeos and things like that early on in my career. and i didn't understand what was happening. i thought it was happening to everybody, but it wasn't, you know, on one day i would go from a show of being on a show with a big country headliner. and the next day i would go do a show and d m x is in line it. and it's just like i'm singing the same songs in the same music. so i didn't understand at that time what was happening me, but i knew it was s

this person roland would like to know what you talk about your courtship of thurgood marshall and what intellectual path was established or did he guide you on? intellectually, academically speaking, that sort of thing . >> like i said before justice marshall was one of the highlights of my life. he his name was a name that was quite, he was spoken of with just reverence in my household. my father saw thurgood marshall argue a case in 1938 . very interesting case called rice versus elmore. and what the case was about and prior to this case, prior to 1947, in south carolina, black people were not permitted to participate in the primaries of the democratic party. this was very important because you know, south carolina was at that time basically a one-party state. the primary was the important election. lever one a democratic party primary, that was the person who was going to occupy whatever seat was being contested. and the democratic party of south carolina with the schools, this is only for white people. that was now put into jeopardy by a case. smith versus all right. 1944 case in w

park spokesperson amanda roland says planning ahead is critical. >> understand that you need to go onlineons for camping. understand that parking is going to be full in the park. so ride that shuttle that's in town. and really be flexible. >> reporter: now this is the sort of view everyone comes to zion looking for. dramatic, majestic, timeless. the very reason national parks exist. but take a look down below. see all those cars and rvs snaking through the canyon? that is the challenge. millions want their zion moment. by daybreak, most of the year thousands of zion visitors have parked their cars and filed on to shuttles taking them down the canyon. >> we got to the park at 4:45 this morning. caught the first shuttle out here. got up and down as quick as we could just to kind of beat all the crowds. >> reporter: it's not just zion where your wilderness experience can feel compromised. arches national park in utah regularly closes its entrance by 9:00 a.m. because it's full. at yellowstone, old faithful marvels the masses. one million visitors in july alone, a record. and look at this ima

emily roland, the chief strategist at john hancock investment management. this is bloomberg.gh-ann: president biden will continue courting democratic progressives and moderates today as he seeks to reach a deal to advance his economic agenda before the end of the month. west virginia democratic senator joe manchin, whose vote is pivotal in the 50/50 senate said there is little chance congress can complete work on bidens agenda by the end of the month deadline. a couple who broke covid-19 rules to enjoy china's tourist sites has become the focused of the country's latest virus crust or. huge contact tracing and testing efforts are underway after the two retired university lecturers from shanghai continue to travel even after being told their test results were abnormal. where than 1500 close contacts have been identified. it going continues its climb towards all-time highs bolstered by optimism over the upcoming launch of the first bitcoin futures etf in the u.s. the largest cryptocurrency has more than doubled in volatile trading. the april record is under $64,000. this is blo

. >>> our next high goes to a virginia dad named roland holland, getting a second taste of viral stardomad. ♪♪ >> that is holland at last weekend's homecoming game in virginia moving perfectly in sync with the cheer team. he's a retired air force major who has learned every move to the touchdown routine. he earned the nickname cheer dad after going viral in 2019. he is still at it. way to go, dad. >> our final logos to another cheer leader whose moves are, no offense, a bit more robotic. ♪♪ >> that's our old pal and future overlord spot the robo dog taking the field during the missouri, tennessee game alongside the school's marching band. spot who belongs to missouri's college of engineering doing some twerking as part of the halftime show, and absolutely no halftime show, and absolutely no one asked for that. if you want to go from "i don't got it" to "i got this" well, then get this. a deliciously bold, smooth espresso drink from dunkin'. like a caramel macchiato mocha or oatmilk latte. take a sip of "you got this" with dunkin' espresso drinks. order ahead. plus earn rewards. america r

. ♪ >> yes, roland's books are flying off the shelf. the new book, the rescue.available today. you probably know this, all books dropped on tuesday. grants explains during the civi war led us to a union victory. he tells the less known, but equally gripping story of how grant held the country together through a decade of racially charged terrorist violence during his presidency. starting sunday watch on this incredible story on fox nation. >> and still thinks that the country is lurching toward civi war again. they're are some horrible thing happening in the south. you have a whole series of massacres where and some cases there are straight out fights because you have african-americans who had serve in the union army, who had weapons in new how to use them. the case of the colfax murder. in other cases you had people being killed you didn't have an weapons to protect themselves with. >> former speaker newt gingrich what a great historian. where there any child actors hired for the documentary? to get there were some actors that were provided some of that video.

that is not my roland is not something i should be providing advice on and i don't want to provide information that would ultimately bias the discussion in a way that is unhelpful or unacceptable. similarly, from an intelligence perspective, there are certain things i am not going to provide the military advice at the table , similarly. that is a piece of it. and there is another reason that is true particularly for lawyers. i have thought about this as a lawyer and had mentors that thought about this, which is that your credibility is at stake based on what you are providing advice on. as a lawyer, if you weigh in on the policy discussion, people will assume that your legal advice is tied to your policy views to some extent. it is almost like when you recuse yourself. even if there is not an actual conflict, you may do so because there is simply an appearance of conflict, there is essentially a point at which people will simply not trust that your objective on an issue. that is true for intelligence officers as well. you're sitting at the table and providing judgments and if you are perceived

my 'ob in the area and i'm very happy in my job rotand— in the area and i'm very happy in my job rolandt it was completely worth it — a pay cut but it was completely worth it because the world is my waist— worth it because the world is my waist at— worth it because the world is my waist at the moment and it's growing as welt _ waist at the moment and it's growing as welt we _ waist at the moment and it's growing as well. ~ ., ., ., ., as well. we hear a lot from the rime as well. we hear a lot from the prime minister _ as well. we hear a lot from the prime minister about _ as well. we hear a lot from the prime minister about the - as well. we hear a lot from the prime minister about the need | as well. we hear a lot from the l prime minister about the need to as well. we hear a lot from the - prime minister about the need to pay workers more in la we have been too reliant on cheaper labor from abroad. do you agree with that and they had and that�*s going to happen? what�*s interesting is the starting wage for an apprentice is £4 30 per hour and what we have seen this year a significant

joining us is chris roland, covers both.e looking for them to inkrcrease, the forecast, which they are lifting to 65% growth. is that a surprise >> that's a surprise, sara so 65% was kind of our bull case here and it does seem that they're going to hit that. and with good quality. meaning it looks like it's data center products, not let's say low-end pc that's going to get them there, with high gross margins. we like that a lot >> what's the take on texas' miss here? >> yeah, wilfred, so going on right now it's a little different than normal semis quarter in which both demand is playing but also supply is playing into the equation here when you're looking at analog, when you're looking at broad-based semi-conductor catalog companies like t.i., people are putting in hoards or orders right now t.i., although they have more fab capacity than many out there, they are not unlimited. and i think that that's what this report is coming up against. the limits of their available capacity >> so which is a bigger opportunity of the two