>>> plus, shah shocker. the surprise guilty plea to fraud charges from jen shah, the star of "real housewives of salt lake city." >> i wanted to be amaziamazing. i wanted to be shah-bulous. >> that's after proclaiming her innocence for more than a year. >> i did not do any of those things. >> she's now facing up to 14 years in prison. >>> and musical interlude. how a student orchestra soothed passengers stuck on a tarmac. ♪ >> "nightline" will be right back. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by 50 bucks or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight the community in uvalde, texas demanding answers nearly two months after the mass shooting that took the lives of 19 children and two teachers. the anger over law enforcement's response growing, along with frustration over t

shah's lawyers saying, "ms. shah is a good woman who crossed a line. she accepts full responsibility for her actions and deeply apologizes to all who have been harmed." as part of the plea deal, shah must now pay back more than $9 million to her victims and forfeit another $6 million. she's not the first reality tv star to face fraud charges. >> in a year, we probably spend $300,000, sometimes more just on clothing. >> reporter: just last month, todd and julie chrisley from "chrisley knows best" were convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion. and in 2014, teresa and joe giudice from "the real housewives of new jersey" were sentenced to prison for fraud. jen shah will be sentenced in november. she faces up to 14 years in prison. mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> former secretary of state condoleezza rice is adding to her sports portfolio. rice has joined the denver broncos' new ownership group. no word on her exact role. the university of denver alum served on the inaugural college football playoff committee. her father was a high school football

>>> the only thing i'm guilty of is being shah-mazing. >> "real housewives" star jen shah pleading guiltytain high enough ♪ >>> ditch the debt. one couple reveals three budget tweaks that helped them pay off more than $100,000 in three years. plus, how to know when to turn your side hustle into your main hustle. ♪ never be royal ♪ >>> one dope queen is live on "gma." how comedian phoebe robinson's new show has her living her "sex and the city" fantasy. ♪ let me be your ruler ♪ >>> and stand-up comedian royalty wanda sykes is here live in times square and you'd better believe she's saying -- rica! >>> you just automatically smile. >> exactly. >> two very talented comedians are joining us this tuesday morning. can't wait to catch up with phoebe robinson and wanda sykes. they're both here live. already bringing it. >>> we have a big crowd outside. look at that here in times square. everyone's excited because, there they are, 5 seconds of summer here live for a big performance. there they are meeting the crowd, taking selfies, doing the right thing. >> it's so nice because the fans know that

. >>> the reality tv star jennifer shah admitting she scammed seniors out of millions of dollars fordecade in a national telemarketing scheme. shah is one of the stars of the "real housewives of salt lake city," police arresting her last year they charged her with one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. in exchange for pleading guilty to the wire fraud, the feds will drop the money laundering. she agreed to pay big money, up to $9.5 million in restitution and to forfeit another $6.5 million. in a statement, new york district attorney damien williams released after shah's plea, he wrote that her victims were sold false promises of financial security, but instead shah and her co-conspirators defrauded them out of their savings and left them nothing to show for it. shah is facing up to 14 years in prison her sentencing is set for late november the show is on bravo cnbc's parent company, nbc universal, also owns bravo the communications office did not return a request for comment. "people" magazine reports shah's guilty plea wi

we will ask that question of seema shah.hank you, as always, for joining us. 1.02 on euro-dollar, and perhaps it could we can even further. where do you put your money in that environment? seema: look, it's a tough global environment, not just here, but particularly for europe. that's what weakness is telling us. the european economy is in a worse place than anywhere else in the globe. when it comes to investing, we are fundamentally under the fold through the remainder of this year, but when you think about the u.s. and other countries, you have to be cognizant of which countries -- or other companies, i should say, have significant exposure to europe. that builds us a bit of a question. a lot of people don't like quality and stability, would you typically get in large-cap, but you also have to be aware of the exposure to countries they have like the euro. as a result, it's why we have moved more into the mid-cap space. guy: any areas in particular in the mid-cap space you will be watching? how do we get away from this risk

renee shah, dr. shah, nice to have you with us. before we get into the details, what prompted you to do the study in the first place? >> a lot of the data we have is from police data or reporting that is about data injuries. we have a data set that looks all of the injuries, even nonfatal and patient to go to the emergency department, maybe not even hospitalize. we have different data sets to look at this question. >> wasn't funded by any group or particular person? >> no, it was not. >> what stood out to you? >> i was reading things that were surprising. despite the fact that our black residence in california are 6% of the population, 80% of the patients in our study were black. i think the 17 that were -- we look at injury ratios, it is a ratio of observed versus expected injury. you might have an expected injury based on the demographic. that injury ratio range from zero to seven for black residence and zero to five for white residents. >> we will hear from sf pd in just one moment. do you study violent crime encounters? or do y

abc's zohreen shah has more. >> reporter: millions of americans are on the move, ready to celebrate the fourth of july holiday. >> barbecue, fourth of july, boat rides, fireworks. >> reporter: the tsa says it screened nearly 2.5 million travelers on friday, the most in one day since the pandemic began. >> yeah. we always wish we had more staff, but we have enough staffing for this weekend. as you might know, we also have aout 1,000 officers and tsa that have volunteered to go on a temporary basis to help other airports. >> reporter: increased demand for travel along with pandemic-related staffing shortages and stormy weather are presenting challenges for the airlines. thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled nationwide since friday. >> we got delayed on our first flight, and we had to switch flights, and we're hoping it doesn't happen again, because we have stuff to do, and we want to get home. >> reporter: airlines blame the recent surge in cancellations on the faa, but transportation secretary pete buttigieg disputes that claim, threatening to sanction airlines. >> there are

i make money. you could become the champion of the union opa shah and checkmate, and it seemed to mei can play well. i had a brilliant career in my youth. wait wait are you sure you'll see me see you i don't know. faith can handle it. maybe lose your back? that yes yes, i promise we had all the evidence. i know what cheating is. yes goodbye. i'm doing all the best. well, let's go. okay, okay. ok, wait, sit down . you can't close it. thank you very much everything worked out for you. oh, stay right there. are you working? learn, and you can throw away your things, my things. and i still, perhaps. lie down further participation in the operation becomes too risky for you to decide vocal-criminal ensemble tomorrow at 19:30 on ntv stop reading the novel already. wait, the boss has arrived. hello didn't touch anything. everything was absolutely in its place. i have been like this for a long time in my life. let's see here. he even managed to shave it. how to shave again, get out the hair on a nickname nicknamed. 23 murders in 3 years you know, where are we this morning in the house in one?

>> zohreen shah with those late details.hank you. >>> we turn now to the new revelations in the uvalde school massacre. sources tell abc news uvalde city officials tried to convince the director of the texas state police to publicly paint a more positive picture of the law enforcement response. this comes as the victim's families brace for the release tomorrow of a major report on what happened. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, with families bracing to hear the findings of a state investigation into the school massacre, abc news has confirmed local leaders tried to unsuccessfully convince the head of the texas state police to paint a more positive picture of the police response. in a secret meeting first described by "the new york times," law enforcement sources city uvalde officials gave colonel steven mccraw a more positive narrative that contradicted what he had said publicly about officers' failure to confront the shooter. >> from the benefit of hindsight, where i'm sitting

there will be places to hide out right now. >> all right seemah shah, thank you very much >>> when we come back on the show, people in china bracing for new covid lockdowns as macao, the biggest gambling hub in the world enters the 11th day of the lockdown and businesses are stretched to the limit. >>> not just the u.s., but uk in the throes of its heat wave. so hot in places, regional airports need to shutdow because runways are buckling over the record high temperatures we have a live report coming up. >>> later, does netflix have what it takes to slow its user ex exodus alex sherman tells us what to sus.ct with the business relt a very busy hour on "worldwide exchange" after this break any, you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. cla - cpas, consultants, and wealth advisors. we'll get you there. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." macao, the gambling hot spot in the world, is expanding the lockdown for another fi

emily: lucas shah, thank you for your reporting here. keep watching. want to end the show with news out of tesla. the electric vehicle makers autopilot chief is leaving the company. ed ludlow back with more. this is a critical role. ed: he has been a tesla since 2017 pretty went on leave in march and sources have told me this was a guy who did not leave in five years pretty went on leave, tweeted he was leaving tesla in strong capable hands. implied that the work on ai to power the technology has come a long way. but he is doing something new. emily: do we know if this had anything to do with disagreements or a deprioritization of the work he was doing? ed: last week reported tesla laid off 230 autopilots as part of the program. they worked on it their own shifts, their own computers, to help the ai train neural networks to improve this technology. he has been on leave, we don't know what's going on behind the scenes and now he is called time on his tesla career. emily: another problem for elon musk. ed: he is grateful for the time he had. emily: what

here's abc news reporter serene shah.es investigating a shocking crime at a california gas station a former nascar star stabbed to death. authorities say bobby east was filling up his tank wednesday in westminster near huntington beach when suddenly he was attacked in a statement police say they tried to save east life at the gas station until paramedics rushed him to a trauma center where he died the stabbing setting up a manhunt police tracking down the suspect friday their search warrant resulting in an officer involved shooting wounding their canine unit. dog, the 37 year old east a torrance native had been living in, indiana. was a three-time us auto club champion and the son of hall of fame car builder bob east. that was serene shah reporting the suspect who was shot by police was taken to the hospital where he died the motive for the deadly stabbing remains unknown. moving not on one man is dead and a woman wounded following a shooting at a homeless encampment in vallejo. it happened just before 10 last night at sa

money map press chief shah galani.tart off with earnings, except for unmitigated disasters like snap, negative earnings are up 2% so far. how surprised are you. >> i'm very surprised. i thought the market would have solven ad little here, charles, softened a little bit here. there not near the five-year average in terms of aggregate growth and earnings. i think the market is giving a lost companies a pass because they expect this week to be more positive. i think they're hanging their hats on something that is not going to happen. negative surprises could be devastating for the market. it surprised me the optimism out there with all those stats, tremendous amount of optimism out there, still. charles: gary to that point, numbers are down vis-a-vis in recent years. everyone expected them to be down. this maybe points to the fact that the market overshot a little bit on the downside? >> the last leg down stocks were smashed. the average stock is much worse than the indexes, indices and that's why we rallied off it. goldm

also visiting the white house in june was the shah of iran. an official state dinner was held in his honor. in june much of the president's attention was centered on the paris peace talks early in the month us negotiator cyrus vance returned to washington to report on an apparent impasse at those meetings. vance could however relate to the president some slight indications of progress particularly with regard to a softening of the north vietnamese denial that they had regular army units fighting in the south. from vietnam. however, the reports were far from optimistic instead of a slowdown in hostilities as a result of the peace negotiations. the communists had launched a massive new wave of assaults throughout the south to erode resolve on the home front and grasp heightened leverage in the diplomatic struggle. later in the month us chief negotiator averill harriman arrived in washington for further discussions with the president. after weeks of communist intransigence the united states position continued to show both. and flexibility the uni

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here's abc's zohreen shah. >> i'm going to choose my own path.ent. >> reporter: get your storm breaker axes ready. >> hey, i was just calling you. >> reporter: chris hemsworth is back in action as thor, god of thunder, for the fourth installment of marvel studios' hit franchise "thor: love and thunder." >> what's it been, three, four years? >> 8 years, 7 months, 6 days, give or take. >> this is really different from all the other thor movies. would you call this a rom-com? >> absolutely, yeah. he pitched it to me, said he wanted to make a romantic comedy set in spice, a wacky world, galactic adventure. >> reporter: this adventure finds thor on an uncharted journey to find inner peace. >> my superheroing days are over. >> reporter: he's thwarted when a galactic killer played by christian bale seeks to make the gods extinct. >> you are not like the other gods i've killed. you've got something worth fighting for. >> reporter: to combat the threat, thor enlists the help of trio of characters including valkyrie played by tessa thompson, korg, voiced b

here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: it was the brand that captured the imagination of women all aroundvictoria's secret. a cultural phenomenon, at its peak, a nearly $8 billion business dominating the malls of america. its iconic lingerie-clad angels like tyra banks, heidi klum, gisele bundchen, strutting down the runway. >> i think for a model it's honestly, like, the super bowl of, like, modeling. >> i'm looking for the girls, why? because they're gorgeous. >> very attractive women in small amounts of underwear was vegas meets playboy meets marvel meets fashion. >> reporter: and gracing the glossy pages of billions of catalogs. >> victoria's secret was one of the greatest brands ever created. it had almost 50% of the market share in its category. >> reporter: behind it all, one man, les wexner. >> he created the modern-day retail, he taught americans how to shop and shop and shop. >> reporter: after decades on top, the brand coming under fire from a changing culture that began to reject the objectification of women and prioritized diversity and inclusivity. >> this is one of the grea

zohreen shah has the story. >> priyanka chopra is miss world 2000! pageant princess -- ♪ -- to bollywood bombshell. >> thank you for seeing me. >> reporter: and hollywood heroine starring in big hits like "the matrix resurrection." >> the city needed to be built for your people as well as mine. >> reporter: and abc's "quantico." >> as you are, don't move! drop your weapon or i drop you. >> reporter: priyanka chopra jonas is one of the most famous women in the world. >> it took a lot of pounding the pavement to try and get a seat at the table, you know, for me. it was a very solitary journey. >> reporter: she and her husband, superstar singer nick jonas, are known to fiercely guard their privacy. but earlier this year they shared some personal news, announcing they welcomed their first child, a daughter, via surrogate. priyanka celebrating her first mother's day with this instagram post. priyanka is truly a global star who has made sure to always celebrate her heritage, often sharing photos and videos of her holidays like holi and duvali with 80,000 p

nadir shah they say he lost her fighting in these parts of the ninety-third year was the first poisoninggestan travelers are greeted hospitably, here you can even feed the guys for free. you look not only that, we were also taught that we have wings in the center of the table, a miracle pie made from thin dough, yummy with cheese and herbs. satisfied and warm, we go to the wow-ghost along the mountain road, we drive for 3 hours. and so, he, built on a hill, camsuper, we leave the car and another 2 km uphill. this is very unusual and even scares completely empty streets. here the last resident died in 2015. nobody lives here now. in the aul. you can find whole houses to touch, crumbling ancient masonry and be transported to a world frozen in time. well, how to part with dagestan without seeing the visiting card of the sulak canyon, the travel time of 3 hours stopped a little further . slope and admire the view for a long time. well, never seen such a turquoise river. we say goodbye to this unusual place and its inhabitants. stop, answer the most popular question. at dagestan is now friend

tonight with the context, the republican strategist rina shah — and chief political commentator for thelo, welcome to the programme. it has been a while. four months in fact, sincejoe biden and xi xinping spoke, on the phone. today the two leaders talked for two hours 17 minutes. a long time. but let's be honest, there's plenty to talk about. the war in ukraine, china's behaviour in the south china sea, trade embargoes, nuclear proliferation, taiwan. and specifically the planned visit of the house speaker nancy pelosi, who is heading there next month. that has infuriated beijing. ms pelosi would be the highest ranking us politician to travel to taiwan since 1997. for which china has warned there will be dramatic consequences. translation: we have repeatedly stated our solemn position that we are firmly opposed to speaker pelosi's visit to taiwan. if the us pushes ahead and challenges china's bottom line it will inevitably face countermeasures. oversight will face all the consequences arises therefrom. president biden did not mention the phone call at his press conference this afternoon,

authoritarian regime to spread throughout the world and become part of it, so i think that the citizens of shah politicians in both parties understand the urgency of the situation, if we don't act and continue to support international efforts, we will face long-term, really negative consequences around the world, the mid-term elections are seen as a test for the current president, but this time, the spotlight is also on the popularity of his predecessor, viewers are watching closely according to how they vote for candidates supported by donald trump not only his chance of winning may depend on this, but also what the republican party will be like i am not yet on primer resort and judging by yesterday's results of the primaries, it was a pretty good day for donald trump, some of the candidates who opposed him and supported impeachment against him lost, this is an unstable trend, but there are no clear signs that the voters of the republic are turning away from donald trump, not every candidate he supports will win, but so far we are not observing fundamental changes, the full political picture w

the shah strengthens the military line opportunities nato is forging new military blocs and alliancesditions for our parties, it is especially important to expand dialogue and strengthen solidarity of action. and the expedition of the contest winners returned to murmansk from the north pole. a big change for the nuclear-powered ship, 50 years of victory, received the unofficial title of an icebreaker of discoveries, in addition to the command, talented schoolchildren from different russian regions were in its mouth. the trip, which is inaccessible to ordinary tourists, has become an award for gifted children. their journey lasted 10 days. during this time, the guys saw the arctic and even made a short trip around the world in 30 seconds. we crossed all the meridians that converge at the north pole. we watch all the news that is always available on the media platform in the application or on the site look.ru, and i continue to follow the development.

remember the shah match when he simply broke in the classic ukrainian shakhtar donetsk and he was basicallygular shape so consistently he would be ready for this euro season dpn also always aggravated, was always in order at the level, now both are already playing in brazil and plans to return to dynamo are not yet felt by these latin american legionnaires, and now we see that dynamo kyiv has a really limited squad. because those performers who are that the cam although he was not the main one, although he could still perform the functions of the joker, he could theoretically perform there but he has a stress fracture in his foot, so it is unlikely that he will return to it in the near future, even in the previous applications for there is no upl, so here it is necessary to talk about the limitations of the squad, about the fact that dynamo kyiv may have theoretical performers who could conditionally strengthen the game of andrievsky, but the coaching staff does not count on them as such. there , you are already a russian, there was a lot of talk about vikenty voloshin, and they were given

the latest from abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight tragedy in the skies over las vegas. two single-engine planes colliding in midair just before noon. video from the scene shows the wreckage of a plane in flames. a piper pa-46 crashing into a field near a runway. the other plane, a cessna 172, falling into a nearby retention pond. >> do you have any souls on board? >> reporter: sources telling abc news four people were killed in the crash. alicia beroyer saw the entire thing happen. >> i noticed a blue and white jet plane that seemed to be flying lower than normal. i could see that there was black smoke. knew it had been a plane crash. >> reporter: the faa and the ntsb will be investigating. right now, it's unclear what could have caused that crash. linsey? >> zohreen, thank you. >>> we turn now to that deadly heat wave in europe. more than 1,000 people are dead. those sweltering temperatures are sweeping across the channel. britain bracing for its hottest day on record this week. the hot dry conditions fueling wildfires across much of the continent. thousands of firefig

here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, the risk of fireworks accidentally sparking brush fires in high drought regions, like this one in houston this weekend, prompting the cancellation of july 4th fireworks shows in multiple communities around the u.s. it's happening in california, colorado, montana, and texas. the fear justified, experts say, by statistics. >> between 1992 and 2015, there are about 7,000 accidentally started fires on the 4th of july, and that's about double what we see any other day of the year. >> reporter: as much as americans love the traditional fourth fireworks display, university of montana researchers who study wildfires calling for americans to skip fireworks. >> you're going to hear these messages more and more every 4th of july. >> reporter: another concern -- air pollution, like houston saw after its new year's celebration fireworks in 2019. but the celebration isn't ending. in many places, it's evolving. some communities filling the void with drone and light shows. of course, many americans traditionally do it themselves -- backyard fireworks. jst

here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: former vice president mike pence with an urgent message to his party. >> now, there are those who want to make this election about the past. >> reporter: it comes after the january 6th committee laid out how donald trump refused to admit the election was over, even after a mob of his supporters stormed the capitol. pence now tweeting, if the republican party allows itself to become consumed by yesterday's grievances, we will lose. >> i don't want to say the election is over. i just want to say congress has certified the results, without saying the election's over, okay? >> reporter: but just hours later, trump repeating that familiar lie. >> the election was rigged and stolen. >> reporter: congresswoman liz cheney is urging her country and her party to reject trump. >> can a president who is willing to make the choices donald trump made during the violence of january 6th ever be trusted with any position of authority in our great nation again? >> reporter: but most republicans reluctant to distance themselves from the former president. the commit

. >> jesse: usually when you celebrate someone's birthday you don't rip them to shah reds when they arehe candles. and if you are at a party you don't want to get between michael moore and a birthday cake. probably the most dangerous place on earth. the filmmaker said he will no longer accept full citizenship privileges following the roe decision. one, i didn't know that anyone would actually sleep with michael moore and make roe v. wade an issue. and, two, i didn't think you could pick and choose which citizenship privileges you could exercise. is it like a buffet? you can have a little of this and little of that? but moore promised to keep beating this topic into the ground saying quote until women's rights have been fully reinstated i will not shut up about this. if you invite me to dinner, that's all i'm going to talk about, have a me over to your party and it's going to be dobbs, dobbs, and more dobbs. no one would be able to afford to invite michael moore over to dinner with food prices the way they are so it's a moot point. bette midler tweeted out july 4th was canceled due to a

. >> a tearful shah of iran left his country today -- >> ousting a monarchy.ran's shiite version of puritanical islam, the rival faith of the saudis. the saudi royal family panicked and gave more power to the wahabis. >> from the age of 12, she must dress in black -- >> to run the kingdom their way. >> no more. cinema. women could not appear on tv uncovered. no music in schools. they basically banned fun. >> at the end of 1979, the soviet union invaded afghanistan. a godless superpower had taken over a muslim nation. this gave the saudis a golden opportunity. >> it was a gift from heaven to the people of saudi arabia. they looked into these islamists eyes and they said, why don't you go find the infidels who just invaded afghanistan. >> one of the men who answered the call was osama bin laden. >> bin laden was always a true believer. he really believed in all these ideals taught to him by wahabi schools early on in his childhood in saudi arabia. >> bin laden's father had been a construction magnate with close ties to the king. but osama bin laden gave up his l

zohreen shah sat down with chris hemsworth the man behind the hammer. never have. chris hemsworth is back in action as thor, god of thunder for the fourth installment of marvel studios' hit franchise "thor: love and thunder." >> it's been three, four years. >> eight years, seven months and six days. >> why did you say yes to the fourth one? >> well, after working with taika waititi, he this beautiful script that he had written and pitched it to me and i said, i'm in. >> can you feel it? >> yeah, right. >> this is really different from all of the other "thor" movies, would you call this a rom-com? >> absolutely. when it was pitched to me, he said he wanted to make it a romantic comedy set in space. it's a wacky, wild adventure. >> reporter: we find thor on an uncharted journey when gorr seeks to make the gods extinct. >> you are not like the other gods. you have something worth fighting for. >> reporter: to combat the threat, thor enlists the help of trio of characters valkyrie and gorr and natalie portman reprising her iconic role. >> it's color we need

everything is possible, but in fact, on the one hand, this is a very risky shah, and on the other handot give up the idea of ​​a counteroffensive, they do not have the right to do so. here simply no. everything now get a whopping night. how many people need to be there? well, they are planning up to 50.000 people, at the end of the month people, they make about 50.000 people there, so that they get something right, now not. no, i'll finish, and then you'll discuss women's. well , yes, well, you are a representative of the great nation of warriors, we are now reading thermal saws and drawing. we are thinking about how everything will be now well, now on the economy. well, of course, for the gas ling-lease they said, in general, a brilliant idea. i think she the government of ukraine could only, uh, be born in luna there, because no one else has come up with such a scheme for stealing foreign gas as the ukrainian government. you will give us a passage of gas there provided, so that's what we gobbled up. it's unreadable, one left. we will pay for this. well, it's a very good translation.

. >> carley: the monroe county shah's office says the suspect an attacker was taken into custody andtempted assault. he was immediately released. spoke with eyewitness who got the shocking moment on camera. he says the ambush could have been severe at the right people not been on the ground. >> just the right people were there, a lot of people reacted very quickly and prevented the situation from getting worse. it very easily could. he was so close to the guy, just poking at somebody with a weapon like that, it's never a good thing. i think it could have gone horribly wrong. even later in the show, were going to be talking to the director of george and ali who subdued the attacker. >> joey: six years into a 15 year sentence was rearrested on gun and drug charges. committed the murder as a juvenile, got out of prison early, declined to file suit behind bars. some defend the decision saying "we are disappointed to learn that he has not availed himself of the support that he so clearly needs, and are committed to holding him accountable as an adult in this case." critics of gas con's so

context, lord peter ricketts — former uk national security advisor and the republican strategist rina shah five in the conservative leadership contest race — with the attorney general knocked out. rishi sunak remains in front — with penny mordaunt in second. current polling suggests she would win a head—to—head contest against any of the other candidates if she is one of the two put forward to the tory membership. liz truss finished third in the ballot today among tory mps — and earlier she launched her campaign — as our political editor chris mason explains. the name of the game for the candidates right now — lure as many mps as possible to take a seat in your team. before today's voting, it was the last of the big campaign launch events. times are going to be tough, but i know that i can get us on an upward trajectory by 202a. we can get there by delivering our promises, ensuring spades are in the ground, people are in jobs and focusing on delivery, delivery and delivery. how can you be the credible agent of change, given that you have sat around boris johnson's cabinet table throughout

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featuring appearances by aly shah keys, paul mccartny and more. watch is 7:00 sunday.0:00 p.m. eastern here on maria butina. you can also catch me on the katy fang show. and stream new original episodes of the show thursday and friday. on msnbc hub on peacock. please enjoy safely your holiday weekend. the "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on the "the reidout." >> i would have wiped the floor with the guys that weren't loyal. which i will now do. which is -- i love getting people. >> slow down. you love getting even with people. >> absolutely.

>> so zohreen shah, thank you very much. gio? >>> you know, i love a morning smoothie, all right?'s in it? is it worth it and can it be re-created for a lot less? take a look. it's the strawberry smoothie of the summer, and hailey bieber approved. >> as you can see just from an aesthetic standpoint it is absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: available at california's ultra lush grocery chain erewhon the smoothie is costly at $17, but advertised to improve skin health. >> it tastes good. i just wouldn't spend $17 on it. >> reporter: also known as the strawberry glaze skin smoothie the recipe took tiktok by storm with more than 7.5 billion views and lots of fans busting out their blender trying it at home. >> let's remake the hailey bieber smoothie at home. >> mm-mm. there's like layers to it. >> reporter: it's made up of almond milk, strawberries, vanilla collagen, hyaloronic acid, coconut cream, avocado, maple syrup, dates, strawberry glaze and sea moss gel. huh? that's right, sea moss. >> sea moss gel actually comes from the sea. it's a great source of fiber. it provides bulk but it

featuring appearances by aly shah keys, paul mccartny and more. watch is 7:00 sunday. and 10:00 p.m. eastern here on maria butina. you can also catch me on the katy fang show. and stream new original episodes of the show thursday and friday. on msnbc hub on peacock. please enjoy safely your holiday weekend. the "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on the "the reidout." >> i would have wiped the floor with the guys that weren't loyal. which i will now do. which is -- i love getting people. >> slow down. you love getting even with people. >> absolutely. if given the opportunity i will get even with people that were disloyal to me. i had a group of people -- >> how do you define. >> they didn't come to my aide. >> long before he was president, trump was already acting and talking like a mob boss. and after this weeks explosive testimony from former west wing aide cassidy hutchinson, we're learning about the mob like tactics team maga is using to try to keep people quiet. florida distoep yan don't say gay law takes effect. causing havoc in school and stoking

help to mask smells and little anti-deodorant accoutrements and i up a picture, this was made by john shah, and english, the inside of than a vinaigrette, it is like the flowerpot that symbolized something fresh smelling. this is an artifact, this is not an artifact, this is gone with the wind, we don't make these anymore for the purpose we would have back in the day but kind of cool. you want to talk about a bureaucracy, some of the makers mark that are marked in a tiny little vinaigrette because of actual silver laws back in the day and i will piggyback off of that and show you if i have time -- i don't have this -- perfect. there is actually we have a perfume bottle in the collection and the perfume bottle is really kind and they have makers mark settling on the inside of elizabeth monroe's dutch maker marks and you can't see them with the eye, think about bureaucracy, is it a new thing? bureaucracy is the one constant in the universe is bureaucracy. they still did that all the way back then. something i get asked a lot about. this is a fan favorite here, what is this. little baby shoes

revealed more of its series from the darker side of the comic book world "the at its follow-up film "shah of the gods" and new footage of black panther and key in a knew reeves for john wick arriving in theaters next march. lots to look forward to. >> very exciting. it is 5:56. >>> governor newsom calling a state of emergency, the destructive wildfire in california continuing to burn out of control this morning, just look at the images there. ooh. >>> plus, health officials closely watching the newest strains of the omicron variant, what marin county residents are being told to stay safe. >>> and it was a historic more on this in san francisco, the first non-binary winner and how physically challenged runners found fulfillment at the event. >>> let's take a live look outside before we head to break to a foggy morning in san francisco. we'll get another check on our weather and what our week is looking like with jessica burch after this break. >>> right now on kpix 5 news at 6:00 a.m., the fast-moving oak land fire scorching more than 15,000 acres. we have the latest, plus how bay area cre

watching the president on the world stage making these mistakes, people are wondering if there is a demen shaha -- dementia issue, a brain issue here. >> well, it seems like he already has brain fog. [laughter] i don't know that it's going to get much worse. but the fact of the matter is covid itself can affect the clotting system, it can cause a hyperresponse for the immune system, it can affect cells that line the blood vessels that create a barrier, something called the blood-brain barrier, so that now things that didn't have access to the brain do have access to the brain. those are the kinds of things that impact the cognition. and there are some rumblings that perhaps people with covid also suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. and that can affect courses of the limb big -- limbic system. emotions, all of those things, all of which needs much further investigation and study. let's not get to a point where we allowed it to be used to frighten people into submitting to all kinds of mandates. i don't think we're going to do that. i don't think the american people are going to accept t

shah, which is extremely on point.ot the science right, but we didn't get the social science right. and, you know, this is for us to figure it out. how are we going to get a country to follow instructions in an easy, friendly way? i think we have to start developing science in terms of communication. >> yeah, and this happens in latin america. i think it's important that because of the interconnectivity that we all have with latin america that they also are part of this discussion. >> absolutely. and you can see the differences, right? and now people don't listen to big organizations because the communication happens in a vertical fashion. so, we have to learn that modern communication happens in a horizontal fashion. social media, celebrities. >> following you is a good way of getting a lot of the information in an easy-to-understand way. thanks for being with us this morning. that wraps up the hour for me. i'll see you tomorrow night on "nbc nightly news" saturday. you can reach me on twitter and instagram @jdbalart.

abc's zohreen shah has more from los angeles.ood morning to you, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. for a lot of people it feels like we're back to square one here in l.a. county we just hit the covid high category and that means there are ten people in the hospital for every 100,000 residents and so later this month we're all back to masking up indoors. this morning, for the first time since may, covid infections rebounding. the cdc predicting covid infections nationwide will increase. the new variant ba.5 accounting for nearly half of all new covid cases. over 129,000 covid cases being reported every day according to the cdc, and 85% of the u.s. now live in areas of high to medium risk of covid-19 transmission. >> the concern we have about the ba.5 is that it's the most immune evasive. >> reporter: l.a. county in high category for covid activity. almost 9,000 cases reported here friday. >> i think it's one of the easiest precautions to take is to wear a mask inside. >> reporter: many people will have to be. l.a. county is

the alternative to the shah was the ayatollah. islamic revolution took over the country and 40 years later we're paying for that mistake because iran is on the cusp of getting a nuclear weapon and spreading terrorism throughout the middle east. what is the most powerful country in the middle east to serve as a bull work against iran? saudi arabia. he is calling them a pariah and trying to distance america from a country we need to be the bull work against iran. one of the hardest thing ever president has to do. we have to uphold america's values but deal with dictators with terrible human rights records in order to do that and advance our interests. keeping those things in balance is one of the toughest challenges any president has. >> harris: this president now -- excuse me, i want to talk to what we're seeing here. the president now is getting ready to go off on the schedule. you saw in the background as he was walking down secretary of state antony blinken. he is not doing this all by himself obviously. he has other cabinet mem

abc's zohreen shah has more from los angeles. zohreen, good morning.firefighters say they respond to 400 extra calls on over the july 4th weekend. this morning, fire officials sounding the alarm after an unattended grill in longview, texas, started a blaze charring this home. >> embers got on the ground, and with all the dead vegetation, the dryness and everything, it spread to the house. >> reporter: july is the peak month for grilling. >> because of that, we do tend to see more grilling fires during the of july. >> here we go. >> reporter: firefighters caution many forget basic safety tips. >> make sure you lid is always open before you light it. keep this away from anything that can burn. around the side as well as up top. ideally ten feet away. make sure it's on a stable surface and there's no leaks. >> reporter: if you smell something that could be a leak turn off the gas immediately and look for the source. >> you can take a little bit of soap, a little soapy solution, spread it along that hose and where the leak is coming out it will create litt

abc's zohreen shah joins us now from los angeles with more.reen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. aaa says you can expect to see the most number of people hit the roads this weekend in about 20 years. and for many people, it's going to be the most expensive road trip they've had in a very long time too. gas prices at this station almost $8 a gallon, but there are some tips that you % should know to try and keep those costs down. this morning, millions of americans traveling. aaa expecting 42 million people will be hitting the roads driving in spite of high gas prices. the nationwide average, $4.84 per gallon. and in california, 6.27. one council member in compton giving residents their $50 of free gas on friday. cars backed up for blocks for relief. >> it just means a lot to this community that, you know, already having a hard time living check to check to get gas. >> reporter: kayla and her family of five driving from nashville, tennessee, to destin, florida. in addition to high prices -- >> where are we? >> reporter: -- the tra

abc's zohreen shah is in l.a. > whit. all-star week starts today. it's a week-long event.nd the big draft. >> a new show is coming to hollywood. >> reporter: this morning, los angeles is preparing for one of the biggest weeks in baseball. >> it's packed with suspense. >> reporter: after 40 years the all-star game returning to dodger stadium. it's a sight welcome by fans and the league because l.a. was supposed to host the 2020 game but that was canceled because of covid. >> the 1-2. a dozen strikeouts. special delivery. >> reporter: big stars like shohei ohtani, mookie betts and aaron judge expected to excite a sold out crowd. >> to left field. there it goes. see ya. >> reporter: the big draft taking place starting tomorrow. all eyes waiting to see who gets picked first with big expectations that it could be druw jones, the son of ten-time gold glove winner andruw jones. matt sons also expected to be drafted this year. but today the all-star celebrity softball game kicking off the week of festivities. ♪starring bad, rob lowe, smu liu and jojo siwa. ♪ five, six, seven eight