samuel l. jackson. do you know what the "l" stands for? turns out, lisa. true. so for all you kids watching with your folks, uncle samuel's here to teach you some fun new words! it's game five between the warriors and the celtics, and the fans in boston are very fired up. >> it's a big day for the celtics. sure fun to be out in full force and see if we can bring this one home. >> that was bill belichick, coach of the cross-town new england patriots shortly after he had his morning nyquil. boston has been in the finals a lot. they are tied with the lakers for most titles of all time, but two of the guys on this year's team, jaylen brown and jayson tatum, have shattered the celtics record for most three pointers in a postseason by a duo or group. they could make 150 threes this post season alone. by comparison, the great larry bird only made 80 three pointers in the postseason in his whole career. of course, threes were harder to make when you had a sweet, fluffy mullet weighing you down. but still. it's amazing. three pointers have changed the game so much, the n

samuel: tech. sgt. jack: immediately -- capt. samuel: immediately after. ranking member johnson: what type of runaround did you experience? you mentioned retaliation, can be marks -- more specific as you try to get your issues addressed? i see from your testimony, your family expressed a wide range of symptoms. tickles -- get close to the microphone as possible. capt. samuel: i told balfour beatty about all over issues and we try to get it addressed. we contacted the government housing office. even with contacting them and the resident advocate on the base, we were selecting the help we needed. eventually. ranking member johnson: just back up, describe the government housing. tech. sgt. jack: we notified the government housing office. ranking member johnson: is that the military chain of command? tech. sgt. jack: they report to the base and wing commander. if there is any issues we address the government housing office and we advocate to help us out to contact housing. balfour beatty in terms of, hey there are issues with the homes, can we get these issues

samuels. guest: i think that is a good point. lastly, we saw the white house roll out this idea that june is going to be the month that they are going to talk about the economy. they want to address inflation head-on, they want to talk about what their plans are, what they have done for the economy and these different investments. as far as the point about talking about inflation being global, i think that is absolutely something the white house would like to focus on more and probably should focus on more. we see here and there that they talk about gas prices specifically being the sort of ripple effect on the war in ukraine and effects on supply chains. certainly, whether it is food shortages, meet experts because of the war in ukraine, these have also cause prices to go up. i think that is definitely something the white house probably needs to talk more about or educate the public about better because, to the caller's point, the president can only do so much to single-handedly bring down pr

samuel: it probably means the u.s.o make sure ukraine has the resources it needs whether it be howard serves, artillery, to make sure russia does not expand. [indiscernible] mark: france is sending long range guns, that kind of thing. armored vehicles too. biden announces a further $800 million in aid and weaponry for ukraine. it seems the list financially is endless. samuel: it looks like there were a lot of breakthroughs. britain has also been supplying one billion pounds worth of aid. germany just completed a howitzer shipment. spain is possibly going to get aid as well. the czech republic investing. there were a lot of military assistance to ukraine that was announced. mark: the move by pressure to retreat from snake island, how significant -- samuel: the russian narrative is similar to the narrative in april when they withdrew. they are calling it a goodwill gesture that will allow for the easy withdrawal of grain. that may be partially correct in that russia is trying to symbolically show as part of the solution

bush through samuel alito and john roberts. and donald trump, through neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. they have all now said, to children who get pregnant, they can be forced to bear their rapists ' child, george h. w. bush did. that george w. bush did that. donald trump did that. leading off our discussion now is michele bratcher goodwin, chancellors professional of law at the university of california irvine. and the author of policing the womb, and visible women in the criminalization of motherhood. also with us is cecile richards, former president of parent planned parenthood. professor goodwin, let me begin with you. you've been with us throughout the 53 days that we knew this was going to happen. but when it happens, it always is something else. it is a different moment in our history. >> the gravity of the moment is with us today, now that the supreme court decision is no longer theoretical but it is in existence. and with it, there are more than two dozen states that will trigger laws into effect tha

paul revere, george washington, samuel adams, the site of the boston massacre. the all black soldiers depicted in "glory." the freedom trail. what is a wicked pissa? >> that's when something is awesome. >> reporter: he doesn't even hear the accent. >> we drop the r. i'd say as time's gone on. it's definitely changed. boston's not really like, no one really has that thick accent isn't as prevalent as it used it be, you know. >> reporter: really? because i hear it. >> yeah, i don't hear it. when i travel i get oh, you're from boston. >> reporter: there is one thing that boston doesn't have. 17 championships. >> seven, seven. you got to compete, you know. but the warriors are going, i know you're from california, i know, i'm sorry, but celtics all the way, you know? >> kit and charlie walter will be bringing us reports from boston all week following the warriors and seeking out dubs fans who made that trip. we will hear from charlie ahead in sports. >> let him finish eating lobstah. >>> the u.s. will soon have a fourth covid vaccine. why it may win over some people

negotiations between samuel and the team for a new contract are ongoing. and the denver broncos are about to be sold to the group headed by wall matter heir rob walton. reported price 4.65 million. i'll say it to his face. that boys a lotnd tackle. 4.6 billion. woo! >> i'm all over it. give me a fly rod, wait, that's what i'll be doing tomorrow. >> watch out, fishies. >>> all right, thanks. >> still ahead, election day wrap up continues with a look at some of the big races just decided within the last few hours. >>> tomorrow on cbs mornings, we'll talk with an oscar-award-winning actress and we'll ask her how s and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. . >>> all right,

complete and utter joy that it was finally overturned >> the majority opinion written by justice samuel alito saying roe was egregiously wrong from the start. the three liberal justices in their dissent warning millions of american women have lost a fundamental constitutional protection the impact, roughly half the states expected to ban abortion 13 states with trigger laws banning abortion immediately or soon. clinics in several states already turning women away president biden calling this a sad day for america, framing the upcoming midterms as an all-out battle for abortion rights. and the far-reaching fallout, could a national ban on abortion be in the future and how justice clarence thomas opened the door to overturning the rights to contraception and same-sex marriage, too. >>> and the first gun legislation passed in years. now on its way to the president biden's desk >>> and our nbc news exclusive, one-on-one with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. his message about the americans captured while fighting in ukraine. what he is now vowing to do. >> announcer: this is "nbc nig

the other thing is the sheer concentration of american history, paul revere, george washington, samuel adams, the site of the boston massacre, the 54th massachusetts infantry regiment, the all-black volunteer soldiers depicted in the movie "glory." pound for pound, the cluster of historical sites rivals that of any city. what is a wicked pissahp >> when something is awesome. >> reporter: patrick reardon was born in boston and doesn't hear it. >> we drop the "r" as time's gone on it's changed. it's not like boston's not really like, no one really has that thick ac september, it isn't as prevalent as it used to be. >> reporter: really, because i hear it. it's pretty thick to me. >> i don't hear it. i travel, i get "oh you're from boston." one thing has the bay area does not, 17 nba championships. >> celtics all the way, game seven. >> reporter: celtics in seven? >> seven, you got to compete, you know, but the warriors are going to -- i know you from california, i'm sorry, but celtics all the way, you know? >> reporter: in boston, kit do, kpix 5. >> kit and charlie, walter will be bringin

bush through samuel alito and john roberts. and donald trump, through neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. they have all now said, to children who get pregnant, they can be forced to bear their rapists ' child, george h. w. bush did. that george w. bush did that. donald trump did that. leading off our discussion now is michele bratcher goodwin, chancellors professional of law at the evasive california irvine. and the author of policing the womb, and visible women in the criminalization of motherhood. also with us is cecile richards, former president of parent planned parenthood. professor, let me begin with you. you've been with us throughout the 53 days that we knew this was going to happen. but when it happens, it always is something else. it is a different moment in our history. >> the gravity of the moment is with us today, now that the supreme court decision is no longer theoretical but it is in existence. and with it, there are more than two dozen states that will trigger laws into effect that outright ban

one flag said f-u, samuel alito, gorsuch, roberts. targeting clarence thomas after he suggested the court should reconsider gay marriage and contraception. liberals are questioning the validity of the entire supreme court and calling for action. >> this court has lost legitimacy, they have burned whatever legitimacy they may still have had after their gun decision, after their voting decision, after the union decision, blaring signal to all future nominees that they can now lie to dually elected members of the senate to secure supreme court confirmation and seats on the supreme court. i believe lying under oath is impeachable offense. >> to hell with the supreme court. >> in a a country founded on church and state, we are held hostage by a far right can court. >> the justices didn't lie, they invoked the rule. that aside, emily, this is returned to the states, if left is convinced of political argument instead of taking a blow torch to the police officers take it to the ballot box. >> emily: with everyone missing the entire point of t

[inaudible] [cheering] by samuel alito decided today 6 to 3. >> the ruling is nearly identical to the draft version late last month by justice samuel alito, decided today 60 3. >> should we do a tease? >>. [music] [cheering] >>. [inaudible] >> as we watch the action outside with supreme court today attorney generalgarland released a statement following the supreme court's abortion decision . today the supreme court overturned roe versus wade and held the right to abortion is no longer protected by the constitution . the supreme court has eliminated and established right that has been an essential component of women's liberty for half a century, a right that have safeguarded women's ability to participate fully and equally in society and in renouncing this fundamental right which it had repeatedly recognized and reaffirmed the court has upended the doctrine of stare decisis, the key pillar of the rule of law. here's another portion of the supreme court oral argument in dobbs v. jackson where chief justice roberts engages with julie rickelman, the attorney for jackson'swomen health on s

samuel morse, he did not really invent the telegraph. he improved the speed of communications over wires by using a coiling method developed by somebody else. eli whitney, who used to be given credit for the cotton gin, he just refined the way of separating seeds from cotton. you have inventors refining on other people's inventions all the time. but happening with the guns in the cartridges, pretty much the same time. host: the military is certainly the biggest customer in each generation of the story you tell. i guess i am wondering if the pattern is generally, the military was looking to fight a particular war and had a particular need, the inventor supplied it, and after the war, it moved into the commercial and civilian market? john: yes, to an extent. after the civil war, for example, a number of major gun makers had to refit. oliver winchester decided to push his guns elsewhere. he continued to push his guns for the military in other countries. he also produced the gun that went west with the increasing westward expansion. he marke

absolutely correct. samuel, how would you respond to that? i agree wholeheartedly with that, i think you look just at the sheer number of protests that occurred since the ferguson uprising in 2014 and then again after the murder of george floyd and minneapolis, it's a scale that this nation has never seen before. you know, we have in terms of organizing, you know, we're learning from organizing all across the world and figuring out how to use limited resources. but access to technologies, access to a phone, access to twitter, that just allow us to go further to go faster, to organize more quickly and at a scale that hasn't been passed. what is digital organizing? then? digital organizing is how do we actually mobilize and align people skills, their talent, their energy, and their concern about this issue with actions that can make the biggest difference towards ending police violence towards changing the systems and structures that reproduce police farms in cities across the country and chelsea how are using that in your work? digital organiz

samuel arias, noticias telemundo. >>> el 27 de junio se cumplen 3 meses del estado de excepciÓn.o. >>> pidieron investigar la muerte de 23 migrantes que intentaron saltar desde marruecos la valla de la ciudad spa nola de melilla ubicada en el norte de africa. la estampida dejÓ mÁs de 60 heridos. muchos fallecieron ser aplastados y por asfixia el incidente ocurriÓ el viernes dejÓ de cepas de policÍas marr cies y espaÑoles heri. ya estÁn cerca las vacaciones, pero los precios de las gasolina siguen por las nubes en tu dinero cuenta traemos opciones como ahorrar combustible. una niÑa de new york tuvo una visita inesperada en su Último dÍa de clases. ya le contamos. la mejor manera de comenzar el día es en familia. con un buen desayuno de jimmy dean. que es rico en proteínas y esta listo en solo dos minutos. para echarte a andar el cuerpo. mmm. encuentra los desayunos de jimmy dean en la sección de congelados. hoy es tu día para brillar. (lucky) ay, no. ¡la magia está desapareciendo! ¡canten conmigo para ayudarme a salvarla! ♪ ¡corazones, estrellas y herraduras, ♪ ♪ tréboles y lunas

conservative justices samuel alito, clarence thomas, neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh, and amy coney barrett leaving abortion rights as a question for each state to settle. the impact to girls and women across the united states will be in many cases immediate. at least 13 states have trigger laws on the books meaning those states will ban abortions within the next 30 days. a dozen other states have indicated that they are likely to take the same action, banning abortions in the absence of roe v. wade. this was not unexpected. republicans have been plotting for decades to get justices on the court to overturn the decision, believing abortion to be murder, and today's opinion closely mirrors the draft that was leaked to politico last month. but for supporters of abortion rights, that does not make it any les upsetting. >> i am spitting mad over this. we have six extremist justices on the united states supreme court who have decided that their moral and religious views should be imposed on the rest of america. this is not what america wants. >> the ruling was celebrated by president trump who m

justice samuel aleto says roe was egregious from the start. in a joint rebuttal the court's three liberals wrote this, with sorrow for this court but more for the many ill-man's american women who today have lost a fundamental constitutional protection, we dissent. the impact nationwide will be limit. the role reversal was the goal, of course, of a decades long conservative campaign to tilt the courts their way. the three trump appointees to the high court, the culmination of that. now a new legal chapter unfolds state by state as does a new political fight. we'll hear from president biden shortly. and nancy pelosi vows make abortion now the big deal in the campaign. >> reporter: the supreme court here issuing its most consequential decision in decades holding there's no longer a federal constitutional right to get an abortion and now handing the issue to individual states that will decide abortion rights for millions of american women, and this change will happen fast. there are about 26 states expected to ban abortion completely either immed

shanahan also said it's unlikely samuel will practice this week.t and we have more election results right now at 11. some phenomenal there could and should be our district attorney not asked to choose between criminal justice reform and something else. they were given an opportunity to voice their frustration and their outrage and they took that opportunity. san francisco district attorney chase a boudin on his way out tonight after a successful campaign to recall him 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. san francisco voters made it clear tonight. they want district attorney chase a boudin out of office. people who supported recalling boudin today went to the polls, saying crime is getting out of hand and complained that the d a is not holding criminals accountable. it's an ousting that is getting national attention. supporters call this a vote against progressive causes such as ending mass incarceration. and prosecuting police misconduct and that maybe the bay area's race getting th

. >>> up next, he's back samuel is with the 49ers after demanding a trade in the off season. how the team is reacting to his appearance at mini camp today. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> it might be a rocky relationship, but debo samuel showed up to work today. a few months ago he demanded a trade. he took part in the niners mandatory three-day mini camp that kicked off today. he's apparently been unhappy with the team because the two sides can't agree on a long term big money contract. that led him asking to a trade up to the draft. the niners never got a serious offer, let's that they told us about, so for right now, he's back. >> i

institute. samuel, thanks so much for being on the program. first thing can you talk us through the relationship between calin grad and russia and why it's so important to most? so killing grad is an important transit route to obviously the european union because of a strategic location here. the baltic sea zenia poland as also an important area for a lot of the transit of key russian military assets as well. including iskander as a nuclear april marseilles, as a feeder power projection on the baltic sea. busy salt multiple significance is for russian point of view. so then one impact will at the wendy's restrictions and have on moscow, how will it be impacted? while the 3 is restrictions have been factored in for some time, poland actually was the originator of this idea. in the campaign plan, the poland had in the war and ukraine. one of the plans was due a band with cargo and ro transit between russia and european countries. and the u sanctions on the on call and other goods had been in effect for well over a month now. so the russians abou

samuel l. jackson refer to him as uncle clarence. and with the goldberg lashed out with this warning. >> you better hope that they don't come for you and say that you should not be married to your wife, who happens to be white. because they will do that. and you better hope you are not in the constitution, back to being a quarter of a person. that is not going to work either. >> kayleigh: jessica, i imagine if this was just eschatology around them, they would be some coverage on cnn that we would see in other places, that we are not seeing coverage of justice thomas. >> jessica: sure. we have talked about this before, kayleigh, conservative women often do not get held up as feminist icons, and my position has always been that it is especially important that if you are someone who is from a traditionally disenfranchised group to make sure you are advocating for the most possible and certainly for your own group. i have heard great defenses from liberals who go after someone like justice thomas, considering his intelligence, his right

yes. national tom mahoney, samuel male, richly ukrainian, helped me as diverse there's a huge void between nationalist volunteer battalions and the ukrainian military force. the u. a. f was who at the per figure has been easy to use the tongue sold out to get the sodium, hopefully more using you. i, it doesn't pick up with a pretty cord. it's about almost a full grains come of the come a lunches for you mean, because you can stream little from shelf cousin keep way right. and soccer in the prism. i'll ask you one of you. i mean, you could look nice little day. no problem. when did you, i'm yourself or i don't not or chia olga cups. if it works on a prisoner exchange program. she has met several ukrainian mothers searching for missing subs. ah, if i'm allowed the about the money was in last and you got lots and lots of game on god. i need somebody when you mileage stuff was ashlock. nick is the value. why didn't you approve the know she yet? and these young, untrained men are allegedly being sent to the front line with national battalions marching behind. good. and you, susan priscilla, did

. >> justice samuel alito said this issue is going back to states. we know that 26 states will soon, if they haven't already banned abortion. some of those states had these laws on the books before roe. those went back into effect. others has trigger laws. laws that would be triggered to go into effect if roe were to go down. each state, the trigger law goes into effect at a different time. that's why we're seeing confusion nationwide. there's one other fascinate thing going on. just a couple of hours ago, planned parenthood staid it was going to state court in utah because it was going to challenge utah's trigger law by saying that it violated the state's constitution. the reason i keep emphasizes the word state is this is no longer in the federal arena. e everything is happening in the state and that will be a big lawsuit to watch. it's really changing the legal terrain. >> that is fascinating. wh a twist. what let's take a look at that. >> i do not have a position to sh share with you here today whether or not that case was properly decided. >> th

has these to do with see what the collegiate and samuel she digital or about that to my mother had been digital. mm. to me, 3 kalashnikov head of the health ministry, medical examiners office in the donia people's republican. this treated many victims of this war with me, but the unit you were stuck with . she seemed different mute, so she got it. i'll go move a little bit in the voters a little bit you for on e, but let me just a little nigi lee, but not to ask him if he wasn't, wasn't always please come up. a kalashnikov hate the midst of the nationalist battalions alleged crimes. his non sorrowful with thing more things to occur. i was off and on the bus and i me stuck and just look up a normally a muscle. he's got any new and she kitty doesn't being in the green show. us he left here what she i think she's still job the on the bus. got the idea that sheila mullin it, dia, chic ethylene is in. yes. dr. chris, you out there, but let me give you a little, i believe, at the fox, the legends gym is a fix, you know, on these not see a group. some of them used batches, 4th call, and they w

and both deebo samuel and nick bosa are there without new contracts. in the case for deebo, coach isn't worried. >> i don't think the relationship was ever too far away to not get it back to normal. and i think we're working on that. >> grabbing the situation by the horns now and showing how mature he is by showing up. i think that goes a long way. >>> linebacker fred warner is usually the one doing the chasing. this weekend's nascar events drivers are coming after him in sonoma. warner will be behind the wheel of a pace car for sunday's race. >>> to tiger woods, who will not play in the upcoming u.s. open. woods is working to get ready for the open at st. andrews this summer. tiger made the cut at the pga championship last month, but withdrew after the third round. >>> baseball, the a's in business in atlanta. the giants host the rockies tonight. and pitcher alex cobb on the 15-day injured list. >>> the angels fired manager joe maddon after 12 straight losses. that's tied for the longest losing streak in franchise history. the angels have not played t

this was a big problem for gun marketers -- manufacturers like samuel colt.hey knew they needed a civilian market. he wants saturated the texas market. it's crazy to think about now. one thing he did was not just invent new types of firearms, but new types of marketing for firearms. he was a showman and had previously performed in london and new york and did shows. and he used that flair for advertising. he hired artists to show someone under threat and they are using a gun to show it off. gun -- a gun was how you secured your passage through this dangerous world. he amped up the threat. after the civil war as other gun manufacturers like winchester was cap -- were catching up, that mythology got tied closely to american ideals. one slogan was abraham lincoln freed the slaves but samuel colt made all men free. the idea that your security and aspects of who you are as an american are dependent on having this weapon. that is what advertising continues to do when you trace it through to the present day with the types of weaponry we have now and the ways the myth

because on friday morning, led by samuel alito, the supreme court overturned roe v.eversing almost 50 years of precedent. ( audience erupts in booing ) so, reproductive rights in america lasted for less time than the young and the restless. jack abbott's evil twin is gonna be so shocked when he comes out of his fifth coma. its draft opinioning was we leased back in. i read it over the weekend, and basically all that has changed since then is the font. the supreme court went from times new roman to very old times roman. so, the thing is, i already did an entire monologue on this exact ruling, a month and a half ago. it's pretty good, you should go check it out. i'm really mad at those guys for all the jokes they thought of back then. they would really have been helpful to have tonight. damn you, slightly younger me now, everybody's talking about overturning roe v. wade, but this decision also overturns planned parenthood v. casey, which was the 1992 case that upheld roe. and the heart of that case is this: people of good conscience can disagree on this profound moral

would be to see what the collegiate at samuel should digital to, to noise what the advantages will. mm. to be re kalashnikov head of the health ministry medical examiners office in the donia to people's republic. this treated many victims of this rule a where i'm in the family, but the unit you were stuck with . she see the different middle so she got it. i'll go move, not in the voters. do you notice a little bit and you who are on the e, but let me just a little nigi lee, but not the skin wasn't always clean, so come up a kalashnikov here, the midst of the nationalist battalions alleged crimes. his non sorrowful with thing more things to occur. i was off and on the bus and i me stuck and just look up a normally a muscle. he's got any new and she kitty doesn't beat even the green show. us he had left here what she i think she's still here about the bus. got the idea. not sheila mullin it. dia, chicken ethylene museum. dr. chris, she what the apology of neural ability at the flock. the legends gym is a fix, you know, on these not see a group. some of them used batches, 4th call and

yes. national tom mahoney, samuel males, richly ukrainian help me as diverse there's a huge void between nationalist volunteer battalions and the ukrainian military force. the u. a. f was who at the for finger dollars venue, but easier to use the tongue sold out the good. the sodium, hopefully more using you doesn't pick up where you're with lane, but of course it's about almost a whole grains come with a come a lunch is for you mom gracy to him, little from chuck cousin. keep way right about the got the and soccer in the prison. well if you can one of you. i mean we could look nice little day. no problem. when did you i'm, i'm yourself or i need a book, not on chia. i'll get cups if it works on a prisoner exchange program. she has met several ukrainian mothers searching for missing subs. ah, in the milady about them when it was seen last and you got lots and lots of getting on god, i need somebody when you mileage look was ashlock is the volume. why did you approve the no, she yet? and these young, untrained men are allegedly being sent to the front line, with national battalions marchi

justice samuel alito in his opinion writing roe was egregiously wrong from the start a draft of the decision leaked to the public weeks ago took away the suspense of the moment, but not the euphoria of victim ri -- victory for supporters or th sting of defeat felt by abortion supporters here's the scene right now of crowds gathered outside the supreme court in protest and celebration. our team ready to cover it all, starting with pete williams >> reporter: outside the court, now ringed with a security fence, opponents of abortion rights cheered >> complete and utte joy that it was finally overturned but the determination, the steely determination that the battle is not over >> we have a voice in our demands. >> we have a voice in our demands. >> reporter: for others, it was what they were dreading ever since the court signaled in december it was likely to overturn roe. >> it feels like a betrayal it feels like my country doesn't love me and appreciate my body as a woman. >> reporter: the court overturned nearly 50 years of abortion precedence in a ruling that was a first never before has the

looking very similar to that draft decision written by justice samuel aletto. he said that roe v wade was egregiously wrong. if it similar, which it appears to be, he'll talk about how there's no historical precedent for the supreme court upholding the right to an abortion and this should be left to the states. this is what this opinion will do. it will say this constitution does not guarantee the right to abortion and it's left to the individual states. one last thing, guys, justice aletto said in the draft within and probably says it, this is too divisive an issue to kind of glean from the constitution when it isn't specific about abortion and a about the right to abortion. this needs to be decided by individual states where people have the right to vote in their representatives and the power should be returned to the states. it will be returned to the states now that the court has over turned roe v wade. jim and poppy. >> thank you very much. as jessica said this is a court that's just up ended a half century of law of constitutionally protected right to abo

shanahan also said it is unlikely samuel will practice this week.bout tiger is out of the open tiger woods has pulled out of next week's u. s open, he said in a tweet, his body needs more time to get stronger for major championship golf. the hall of famer says he hopes to be ready to play in a charity pro am event in ireland ahead of the british open in july, tiger woods made a surprise return to golf at the masters just 14 months after he broke bones in his leg and ankle during a car crash. he later played in the pga championship, but then he had to withdraw after the third round. also just baseball news. the a's dropped one today to the braves, 3 to 2 in the giants are back home after a long road trip , and they're just getting underway with those colorado rockies tomorrow night, game three and boston lawyers exciting, excited when he left here last night. he was stoked. he was like left here late early flight, but he was excited for boston. excited right? yeah, he's excited. i'll be great. and it will be there for us watching it all and we'll be

samuel was in camp despite his recent request to be treated, samuel did not suit up and did not participateills. he is eligible for a contract extension. and after today's practice, head coach kyle shanahan did not comment on the negotiations but indicated that 49ers and deebo samuel are indeed talking. shanahan also said it is unlikely samuel will suit up and practice this week. the california garlic festival is set to make its debut in stockton's later this summer. that event is set to take place at the san joaquin county fairgrounds on august 13th and 14th and is being run by the same person who puts on the asparagus festival in may. the announcement comes more than a month after the cancelation of the gilroy garlic festival. organizers cited rising insurance costs and liability concerns santa clara county has created a new office seemed giving children and families the necessary tools to succeed in life. the opposite children and families. policy will assess departments countywide. including public health, public safety and the criminal justice system. the office plans to rely on data a

okay, thank you so much samuel ronnie for joining us from oxford. thank you. so the strikes come just as the leaders of the world's wealthy countries are meeting in germany for the g 7 summit and just ahead of nato summit that's had to kick off on tuesday or the plot to get her to james bases in bavaria. he's covering the g 7 meeting. so james, we were just talking about the strikes that took place on a ukrainian shopping mall. i wonder if there's been any reaction from a g 7 leaders where you are and just tell us how you assess what's happened on day 2. if not so much. no reaction from any of the g. 7 leaders. we were listening very closely in the last couple of minutes when shorts, the chancellor of germany and the host of this meeting was giving a brief statement. he didn't also refer to the latest attacks. he did talk about presence and then ski and the support that giving to president sky. he said the president savanski who spoke to them by the video link. interestingly, that video link message was not released in the media as has been done in the past .

that's why the work has to continue. samuel and chelsea. thank you so much for being here today. the 1st question i'd like to ask both of you. do you think our generation is more politically active than the generations before? and how are approaches different? i disagree with the fact that we're more politically active this generation. if you look at history, then you know even a civil rights movement, there were young leaders who are on the front lines for that as well. john lewis was 23. what he's spoken to march on washington. martin luther king. organize that . a very young age. i think what we're seeing now is in the mystery of a digital age where social media so easily at everyone's disposal, that it is a tool kit and ways that we haven't seen before. historically, to democratize information, to share resources and ultimately to build community. and i think that's what happened this past summer with the george white process. but i also think that that is really indicative of the power of community build and coalition building that we're seeing with the jonesy and millennial

we begin with justice samuel alito the author of the new leaked draft opinion which seeks to overturn the row case his we begin with justice samuel alito the author of the new late draft opinion which seeks to overturn the roe case. his nomination hearing was held in january, 2006. >> you conceded the fact that we have reach because it is explicit in our constitution, protect a constitutional right and yet when predators schumer asked me repeatedly do you find that roe versus wade established and recognized a constitutional protection for a woman to make this most private decision you, wouldn't answer. you wouldn't give a direct answer. on two supreme court cases, griswold and brown, now, you have said, just right as we started this hearing, that you believe that we have a constitutional basis for this protection and this right. and yet when it came to roe v. wade, you would not. most of us are troubled by this 1985 memo. you said yesterday you would have an open mind when you give them to this issue but i'm sorry to report that your memo is taking a job in the reagan administration i

samuels.er in the program, "arms control association's" daryl kimball will be with us on iran's nuclear activities and the possible new deal. ♪ >> after months of closed-door investigations, the house january 6 committee is had to go public. tune in as committee members discuss what transpired and why during the assault on the u.s. capitol. watch live coverage getting thursday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or any time online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joint is brett stamos, has reporter for "the hill." looking ahead, what are some of the key events that the president is headed to this week? guest: the president is back from a weekend in delaware. he will be headed this week to los angeles. the u.s. is hosting the summit of the ninth iteration of this event, with leaders from south america, central america, and north america all getting together to discuss climate, immigration, the eco

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the 49ers are holding a mandatory minicamp today and, according to espn star receiver diva samuel is expected to be there despite his recent request to be traded, likely just receive a physical exam today will participate in any drills, samuels and last year of his contract and has reportedly been concerned about his role in the niners offense. 49ers general manager john lynch says samuel is too good of a player to trade. well for mentorship to career path. some young people in san francisco or keeping busy this summer thanks to a program called opportunities for all christian captain shows us the program that aims to connect teens with young workers and young adults to with paid internships and a possible career path. yeah with the end of the school year, young people from 13 to 24 are gearing up for a busy summer working as paid interns in san francisco is part of the opportunities for all programs program the mayor launched in 2019, hoping a new generation of kids would benefit from mentors , just as she did was more than just about money. it was about an opportunity. it was about