>> my first thought was terry.told the detective that. >> terry white, christine's husband, sienna's stepfather. >> don told me a lot about him. i knew there were altercations in the past. >> the detective went to see terry the next day. a truck driver, he was back from his shift and back home with sienna and christine. sienna and christine left the room. kaplan asked terry about his relationship with don. >> you know, in the beginning, i would say it was rocky. >> terry told kaplan, when they went to court over custody of sienna, don sometimes seemed to want a confrontation. >> if he can get me in any kind of way, violent or scream at him, that would make him look good and he would ultimately, he would get his daughter. >> terry said to the detective that he mostly avoided don and hadn't had any contact with him in a while. >> we won't find any finger prints of yours anywhere in his house or anywhere in the area? >> no. i just would not get in the guy's life. it wasn't worth it. i loved that little girl. i don't w

terry and i share a lot in common. i ran against donald trump and so has terry.hter] [applause] i whipped donald trump in virginia, and so will terry. [applause] i tell you what, the guy terry is running against is an acolyte of donald trump, for real. i don't know where these guys come from. i really mean it. above all, terry and i share the same vision about these results. maybe more importantly, why we got involved in politics in the first place. the very wealthy -- and i respect anybody who makes a lot of money. you should be able to be a millionaire or billionaire as long as you pay your fair share, but here's the deal. they don't need me to protect them. i got involved in politics because of the neighborhood i came from, the towns i came from. deliver results for hard-working people if you just give them a chance. just a chance. they never let the country down. [cheers and applause] you know, i really mean that. that's not hyperbole. i really mean it. i have been in office now for six months as of a couple days ago. [applause] i think the administration has

[applause] [chanting terry] president biden: thank you -- terry: thank you. and weeks ago, we saw a shocking video in which glenn admits behind closed doors what he wants to do as governor. he was caught on tape saying that when he is elected governor , he will go on the offense and defund planned parenthood and defund abortions in virginia. we have seen this playbook for. these style of republicans tried to shut down every single one of our facilities for women, and then they tried defund planned parenthood. bill after bill came to my desk. i vetoed those bills, i stop them before, i will stop them again, and i will do everything i can to be a brick wall that protects women's rights in virginia. but the worst part of the video, he is caught on tape admitting that he is lying to the voters. he is saying to this tape he cannot tell his voters his real agenda because if he does, he will lose his election, and this is what people hate about politicians lying directly there -- directly to their face. let's take the economy. he lies about the virginia economy ever

as the hours ticked by terry and debbie grew more anxious.nds wasn't enough, they needed a new plan to find their missing daughter. coming up. two new on camera clues. someone out a pay phone -- >> it appears that this is someone she knows. >> right, exactly. >> then someone in a pick up. >> you can see a dark pick up truck go by soon after that her phone goes dead and nobody ever heard from her again. >> when "dateline" continues. es ere crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or wor

terry schilling, your thoughts, your concerns. guest: my concern number one is the military has made a series of moves and decisions recently that start to suggest that they have become woke, that they have adopted a lot of left-wing ideology. his comments about wanting to understand "white rage," and how a group of people could storm the capital and try to overtake the democracy. let's rewind because he said a lot of things. i reject the entire notion that was an insurrection. there were no guns. we were not the ones with the guns. there were no bombs. it was a bunch of hooligans and ne'er-do-wells. they stayed in the white line at the capital. they weren't trying to destroy it. they were outraged. it is not white rage that drove what happened on january 6. it is a feeling that the system is rigged against the american people. if you really want to understand how people can go and stormy capitol building -- storm a capitol building, go to the founding of the country when people stormed the british, took over tea ships and had 18

terry: ah, ¿heather locklear? ¿quÉ? allen: ¿la conoces? terry: por favor. entiendo, en verdad no lo entiendo. [♪♪♪] pirÁmide. [♪♪♪] (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> a horas del 4 de julio residente se preparapn para celebrar. >> el florida los trabajos de rescate continúan este sábadopreocupación de que las aglomeraciones este fin de semana disparan los contagios de la variante delta de covid-19. >> feliz sábado fuegos artificiales para este 4 de julio en san francisco, el espectáculo se realizara el ... muchos esperan atender a los espectadores que lleguen antes del choque. >> buenas tardes estar preparando para este 4 de julio en pantalla esperan tener un número alto de clientes dicen que es otraoportunidad para poder recuperarse económicamente. >> lo hacemos para pagar nuestra renta ahora está bien caro todo. otros optarán por viajar así dijo una trabajadora que viajará a modesto donde se notará con varios familiares que no había visto dijo que tomara precauciones. >> no vamos a estar juntos. no podemos estar juntos por

terri: i think you just answered the next question.er] john: sorry about that greatest we did know that is okay. we become of different ones, i'll take one of these that you wrote. were comparing and contrasting clinton in washington which you have been doing this whole half-hour. they were just nearly leadership potential effectiveness. what is it about washington that denial the americans and set it aside, which would you prefer to serve on and why. john: let me first, on reimbursement of clinton in washington. let me say a couple of things about that a section that runs maybe a pages where i tried to look at the two and see what i can find about both of them. and found that there were some similarities between the two. neither man was a gregarious after calling individual. in washington's case, it may have been that washington had insecurities and then they didn't want people to get too close to him to discover 20 fear in his or maybe simply in washington as a leader felt that he could not let anybody get very close to him. he had t

i'm terry mcsweeney. we're counting down to the return of fireworks displays. the million dollar question, as it is every year, is the fog going to come down and mess it up? taking a live look at san francisco, a couple of different shots of the city. well, a little bit of blue on the right there. then again, this is not the night we're talking about. let's check in with vianey arana for the fourth of july evening forecast. >> i wish i could say we've got loads of sunshine on the way for the coast butne is mainly goinge its way inland. right now current temperatures around the coastline and san francisco, 61. half moon bay, 59. the marine layer has brought some drizzle last night as well and into this early morning when it comes to the cloud cover. take a look at this. i did an hour by hour i couldn't tell outlook of what to expect heading into tomorrow. i'm going to fast forward this timeline through 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. right around 8:00, look what makes its return, the marine layer. the fog may be an issue when it comes to the fireworks show when i heard is aro

terry: affected politically? what bided is doing politically is trying to shore up the left flank. he is giving progressives a lot of things they want. for markets i would say two things. bided is getting a lot of good government why not things. drug pricing, but this is a long-term wet blanket on merger and consolidation activity, which as you know is a very large driver of the u.s. economy, and it is something common to use george will's great definition of american football, committee beatings punctuated by violence -- committee meetings punctuated by violence, you have these meetings with regulators and then they will do things. the market impact is mitigated by the fact the regulators have given a roadmap by what they intend to do. you can at least defend against it. tom: i will go early three dog night and go back to 1970 and do this on the 50th anniversary of crosby stills nash and young stage of the. let's go back to 1970 and the book all of us had to read. you had to carry around campus. the future shock

terry, good to see you, thank you. terry duffy, chairman and ceo of the cme.his stock >> let's talk technicals first, so the bigger the base, the higher in outer space. that's one sort of so it's been building a base since about may around these levels i think that you can blast out of here. you're getting aggravated with just guy or guy and me >> both. >> thank you. >> i think you can move substantially higher from here the retail investor is where the puck is going, and he's doing all the right things to cater to that investor and grow his transactional base. >> that would be the longer the base the higher in space >> that's what i said. >> she's into partenon as well >> amazon is on deck to report tomorrow after the bell. should you add this e onto your cart we'll have the options action next icy hot. ice works fast. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. show me the olympics. feel the power [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you've got more on that uber story we brought you earlier, deirdre bosa's got i

terry schilling we are short on time. your quick response.uest: on the transgender issue and individuals versus famished -- number one, when it comes to kids, parents are in charge until they reach the age of 18 or whatever the age is in their state, so parents should be firmly in charge of their kid's well-being and their education. secondly, i don't know where to begin. beasley, critical race theory is being taught, which is why it is being opposed by these parents. school boards are voting on it, and that is what is driving these parents across the country to show up. i wish the republican party was trying to tackle these issues, but it is a slog. i am trying to convince a lot of republicans to fight this and they don't want to because i don't want to get involved in controversial issues, as important as they are. third, black history -- i don't know where you grew up, maybe it is broken, maybe you have really terrible schools, but where i grew up, i knew all about slavery, the founding, civil rights, how important the fight was, how evil

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and that's why ballot collection matters. >> terry moran joins us now. terry, president biden put out a statement today, saying he was extremely disappointed in the court's decision. terry, the president has made it clear that he and his attorney general merrick garland will be fighting these state measures that they say restrict voting access. what are they learning from this case? >> reporter: they're learning it's going to be harder for the justice department or anyone else to challenge these new laws, to prove that they have a discriminatory impact on minorities. they'll need more evidence, meticulous evidence or evidence they were passed with a discriminatory intent. and that's hard. but president biden in that statement vowed to continue the fight, saying, democracy is on the line. linsey? >> terry, thank you. >>> next, the massive explosion rocking a los angeles neighborhood. what was supposed to be a controlled detonation of illegal fireworks by the lapd turned to disaster, causing widespread damage, injuring 17 people, including police officers.

thank you very much terry and good luck with j very much terry and good luck with it would have the spaceng number of athletes and officials testing covid—positive, or being forced to self—isolate. eight members of team gb athletics team are in isolation after being in close contact with positive cases. rupert wingfield—hayes has the latest from tokyo. this is not the news that the international olympic committee or the japanese 0lympic organisers wanted. i think there is a certain inevitability to it, though, with 60,000 people coming into japan. there are bound to be some cases of covid amongst those athletes and journalists in teams and officials and so it is. we understand, in all, 58 people have actually tested positive inside the olympic bubble. most of those are not athletes but a small number of athletes also testing positive now. and this really is making life a sometimes very difficult particularly the south african team and we know now that team gb has also been affected though no positive cases. it is just a close contact on the flight over. eight members of team gb are also s

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and that's why ballot collection matters. >> terry moran joins us now. terry, president biden put out a statement today, saying he was extremely disappointed in the court's decision. terry, the president has made it clear that he and his attorney general merrick garland will be feeling these state measures. what are they learning from this case? >> reporter: they're learning it's going to be harder for tny el t challenge these new m toipi thee discriminato tent. but president ben infight, sayi the line. linsey? >> terry, thank you. >>> next, the massive explosion rocking a los angeles neighborhood. what was supposed to be a controlled detonation of illegal fireworks by the lapd turned to disaster, causing widespread damage, injuring 17 people, including police officers. abc's zohreen shah is on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, authorities searching for answers after what they call a catastrophic failure when an lapd bomb containment truck exploded during a planned detonation of confiscated fireworks. >> everybody was running, i couldn't find my mom. ever

next slide please terry.ects, southeast center is the new 2022 square feet center that's under construction. we have recently completed the still topping off celebration in march, which is a significant milestone for the project and signifies installation of lost still for the new building. building completion is targeted for completion in 2000 and '22 and the maxing hall health centers are also targeting completion by the end of this month. the project's scope includes an upgrade ensure renovation. and then on the castro mission health center project we started construction earlier this year with construction focused on demolition, hazmat abatement and removal. this project scope is similar to maxine hall health center which includes the seismic upgrade and interior renovation. this project is targeted for completion by late 2022. with that let me turn it back to marc and alicia to talk about the dsm research building project. >> if you've not been on the campus, you're going to be impressed to see this buil

they're swimming away from it to tell terry and government from an oppressive government. and if it were near merely neo colonialism, they wouldn't swim back to the mother country from its colonial roots. they would swim elsewhere. so i am, and there is something we have to do with cuba and i'm, i'm where you are, peter. i don't know what that is and continuing the embargo, i think is an effective. i agree with you, but i don't know that trading with them is going to get where we want to be other than legitimizing and sotelo, terry, and regime. it's a difficult, difficult place to be. daniel i've, i've said in the past that if there weren't an embargo going back to 1960, it's doubtful that they would have been a castro dynasty. ok. because the, the, the government in her bond is always been able to use the excuse. and it does today . it's all america's fault and it does have traction. daniel. yeah, in terms of michael's point and he's using the same cold war rhetoric to tell terry it is a dictatorship. but it's true that there's still a cold war. there's a new cold war aga

gail and terri raise their own families and it was having babies that started to change terri's way ofng at her sister's disappearance. >> as unhappy as you might be in your life, you might leave your husband. you would take your kids with. you >> and so, when you began to suspect it she wouldn't leave her children, what did that mean to you? >> that something happened to her. >> in 1996, 15 years since they had heard from carol, the police came around again. this time, they scanned the lubahn's backyard with ground penetrating radar radar. even dug up the ground. didn't find anything. funny thing though, about four months later the local paper, the "the daily breeze" did a story. interviewed mike and this time his memory was slightly different. he remembered that on that terrible morning when carol left, he heard the garage door go up before she drove away. just one more little detail, the left and nothing profoundly different. and of course, in no evidence whatsoever of any crime. they win spun away again. and then one day in 2002, a detective named walt delsigne was rummaging throug

>> terry moran, live in washington. terry, thank you. >>> and also from washington tonight, america's top general speaking for the first time after the bombshell reporting that he was concerned at one point about a possible coup attempt by president trump to stay in power. what he said today when asked about that reporting. and here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: today in his first appearance after reports that milley was deeply worried about a coup attempt to keep president trump in office, and the disturbing rhetoric swirling around him referring to some hardcore trump followers as nazi brownshirts, general milley would not talk specifics, but neither did he deny the reports. >> all of us in uniform, we take an oath, an oath to a document, an oath to the constitution of the united states. >> reporter: last year milley publicly apologized after walking across lafayette square with president trump after black lives matter protesters were forcibly cleared from the area, saying, it left the impression the military was inv

i'm joined now by dw correspondent terry schultz in brussel. terry, on wednesday we saw german troops as part of that nato contingent leave afghanistan . now the main nato bass in bag room is closing. it's all coming earlier than i expected. is it? why is that? hi, rebecca. it's not just the germans that have left, the italians also announced this week that they are completely withdrawn. and the pulls have gone home as well. typically they don't tell us that they're about to pull out. they only tell us when they're gone. and now with barbara close, this was, you know, a very, very important hub for operations as well as transportation. so this is really a big change when, when you'll no longer have that center point of american military power. and the thing about the allies is that without the us there, without the u. s. in strong force, they are, they can't stay, they simply don't have the capacity to state. once the americans are gone. what do we know then? i mean, you've mentioned the italian, the poles, the germans. what do we know about wh

terry: good morning, all. the reason why it is october is because there are four things going on that will all sort of collide. it is the end of the fiscal year, the end of september, which is why i pick october. two things absolutely have to happen. the federal government has to be funded, and we have to deal with the debt limit or debt ceiling, which needs to be extended or suspended. then we get to the physical infrastructure bill, which is almost baked. the fourth thing is there's really an intramural war among democrats about this human infrastructure piece which hasn't really even been defined yet, much less been given a budget topline or maximum spending amount. democrats are going to have to fight among themselves for quite a while to figure out exec he how much they want to spend and what is going to be in that. my view is very simple. the time allotted is the end of the fiscal year when all of this other stuff has to happen. what i think happens is we get funded, we get a debt ceiling, we almost cert

as nasal correspondent terry shows in brussels, terry, the end is coming much earlier than expected. why is that? well gearhart, we've actually heard rumors that they would move it up until july for quite a while. but in fact, in these last days we have seen a real push to make this happen. most likely by the 4th of july independence day in the united states. in the last week, we've heard that germany completely pulled out italy, poland, and this is because allies do not have the capacity to stay in afghanistan without us support. so as the u. s. rushes to the exit, the other allies will follow. so what's the view there a day to a skew can the after and how security there at this airbase in the country it's, it's giving an error forces plains. so if all us personnel pull out of the country, it's not even clear how the afghans can maintain their own air force. so there are a lot of questions that are left unanswered by this rapid withdrawl. and i think the african armed forces have a lot to be worried about. there's one other airport that will obviously take on more importance now wit

this will be a good microcosm because terry mcauliffe is running as joe biden.ed with reasonable republicans to get things done. we created thousands of new jobs, put billions into our infrastructure projects and the billion dollars into education. but let me be clear, glen junken is not a reasonable republican. he's a loyalist to donald trump. >> there it all is right there. jobs, infrastructure, try to work with the other side if they're willing and trump's extreme. >> we're seeing a test run of the 2022 messaging for a lot of democrats, but i'll tell you, democrats, middle of the road democrats i've spoken to are concerned about the inflation message that you're hearing come out of the republican party. they'll be test running their messaging as well, that we can only assume will spread out across the country as we get closer and closer to -- >> absolutely. not always the case, but normally in a midterm year, the president's approval rating tells you a bit. if you look at joe biden now, as he goes to virginia tonight, he's at 56%. can you hold that? can he ho

terry, we are going to leave it there _ confusion. to leave it there as your line is a i confusion. terry, we are going to leave it there as your line is a bit | leave it there as your line is a bit crackly but we did hear you, never fear. good to hear your thoughts and many thanks. the star of the marvel superhero film 'black widow�*, scarlettjohansson, is suing the walt disney company over its simultaneous release of the movie in cinemas and on its streaming service. msjohannson alleges the action cost her millions of dollars. she said the way the film was distributed breached her contract. disney says the lawsuit has "no merit". earlier i asked entertainment journalist kj matthews why this lawsuit is so significant. scarlettjohansson is the highest paid actress in hollywood and, really, the kind of contract that she had is really no different from all the other a—list stars. generally, when they negotiate, they negotiate for a percentage of the box office profits. that means the more people go to the box office, the more money they

terry and i share a loot in common. i ran against donald trump, and so is terry. [ applause ] >> i whipped donald trump in virginia and so will terry. >> so while the former president is getting ready in a state that's at the center of his false election claims, arizona, preparing to spew more lies though he likes a different word. >> i'm a big believer in science. are you talking about disinformation or are you talking about lies? there is a more beautiful word called disinformation. >> that interview just part of the bombshell book- i alone can fix it." i will be talking to co-author phil rucker in a moment on trump's views on lying. what is ahead for 2024 and more of the amazing revelations in the book in a moment. >>> also this hour ready to go -- >> it is my responsibility as speaker of the house to make sure that we get to the truth on this, and we will not let their antics stand in the way of that. >> the january 6th committee about to get started in congress, and there is new reporting about a new potential move

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let's listen. >> terry and i share a lot in common. i ran against donald trump and so was terry.pped donald trump in virginia and so will terry. >> what's the symbolism here? why is it important for the president to be something like this right now? >> first of all, they are facing a strong head wind historically. the last four times a president went into a midterm with unified control of the government, that was trump in '18, obama in '10, bush in '06 and then in '94. voters revoked it. biden is pushing uphill in trying to maintain unified democratic control in 2022. i think what is really striking about his remarks on friday night was the degree to which he targeted donald trump. the dominant view has been the key to 2022 is achieving the agenda that he ran on, delivering primarily on kitchen table concerns like the child tax credit or universal pre-k or infrastructure spending and minimizing their focus on the republicans and trump. there are many democratic strategists who think they have a much better chance of turning out their base by sending a message if they regain the h

a welcome terry. so this is the end of michelle raisins is coming earlier than expected. why is that? that's right, fell the the original deadline was set for september 11th, but it's been clear for months that the us wanted to speed up this departure. and we even heard the date, july, 4th in recent weeks, as when president biden was aiming for. and it looks like he'll make it with the hand over of bob graham today. clearly one of the last milestones and without us forces the allies can't see either. and that's why we've seen the germans this week . the italians and the pools also head out before the last american soldiers go and kind of gun forces handle security without international help. that remains to be seen, but the signs are not good. they have been very dependent on especially us air strikes, to, to try to keep control. and the taliban have been constantly encroaching on territory that used to be held by the afghan armed forces. and there are even problems still like the fact that the african air forces, planes and, and helicopters and such were maintained by us

. >> terry schilling is the president of the american principles project. we want to talk about the american family. what is your organization? why was offended? -- why was it founded? >> we were founded in 2009. we were different then. we were almost like an orphanage for super important issues that politicians and conservatives were not caring about. we had a gold standard project, a religious freedom project, an immigration project. a few years ago, we reassessed the threats in the country. we found a major gap when it came to filling the little gap for family policy. there are a left -- a lot of great family groups out there who do legislative and ministerial work. but, there was nobody going into campaign and elections and making politicians pay a price when they hurt family with public policy. we revamped avp. there was a mini revolution. we wanted to fill that political gap for families. our board chairman sean tyler says we are the nra for families. i think that is the right way to look at this. we are not organizing owners in politics. we are organ

next slide please terry.utheast center is the new 2022 square feet center that's under construction. we have recently completed the still topping off celebration in march, which is a significant milestone for the project and signifies installation of lost still for the new building. building completion is targeted for completion in 2000 and '22 and the maxing hall health centers are also targeting completion by the end of this month. the project's scope includes an upgrade ensure renovation. and then on the castro mission health center project we started construction earlier this year with construction focused on demolition, hazmat abatement and removal. this project scope is similar to maxine hall health center which includes the seismic upgrade and interior renovation. this project is targeted for completion by late 2022. with that let me turn it back to marc and alicia to talk about the dsm research building project. >> if you've not been on the campus, you're going to be impressed to see this building goi

it will only take a minute and we'll use lube into italy, terry, and regime. they fund terrorist groups to create instability and putting democracies, they fund terrorist groups to create stability. yes, all of the terrors we fund help make things better. it is now well known that the us funded and supported osama, ben lawton, and the merger dean which became alco even after 2001. the u. s. government has funded and timed, allied with al qaeda and their offshoots. in fact, right now, just last one of p b s frontline, special was the latest vehicle in a p r campaign to legitimize re branded syrian al qaeda. h t yes. and market. it's liter mohammed gilani as a competent american assets. that's right. the founder of archive is branton varia is now our friend. did we say it was a bad guy now and a bad guy? we just needed to get to know more or turn down the beheading people in the street was may of understanding. he was actually helping them. you see they had an infection of the body in the removed it. the body had gone bad and so he helped them get rid of it. and

i ran against donald trump and so is terry.rry. >> cnn white house reporter jasmine wright joining us from wilmington, delaware. what else did the president have to say last night? >> reporter: fred, president biden was out as campaigner-in-chief in full force yesterday, so i think it is safe to say that politicking is back. his first in-person candidate specific event since taking office. president biden really made the case to virginians of why to elect terry, not only that it was good for virginia but it was good for the country as he tries to maintain his democratic ally, both inside and outside d.c. we can look at his remarks yesterday, fred, of him testing his message ahead of the midterm election where we know it'll be difficult for democrats to maintain that slim majority. he, as you said, criticized former president trump. he criticized him pretty often. he often spoke to the broader message, trying to remind folks in the crowd of the progress his administration has made thus far on the economy. he mentioned the bipart

ah hello and terry martin. good to have you with us. for days after a torrential rains trigger deadly floods in germany, survivors have turned to the daunting task of rebuilding, but with emergency services still busy looking for bodies and securing vital infrastructure. many residents are left to seek help from volunteers. were sun sausages and fear, it looks like a village fate, but it's not what it seems. this is just a bright time for the volunteers organizing an arduous relief effort. now that the flood water has subsided. solidarity is the one thing on everyone's mind right now in getting people who are being affected by the floods back on their feet as quickly as possible. people have traveled from name by villages and further to get here to lend a helping hand with the clair up over the weekend, around 200 color and football fans descended on the region and have been distributed around the affected areas. they've been helping locals by rolling up their sleeves to clear debris from homes restaurants and the ruined b hall. cologne

>> terry, thank you. >>> and tonight, president biden backtracking after what he said about facebook on friday. the president clearly frustrated with the amount of misinformation on the virus and on vaccines across social media. the president taking aim at facebook. here's what he said friday. >> they're killing people. i mean, look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. >> when asked about facebook, he said they're killing people. let's get to rachel scott at the white house. we heard a different tone from the president today. surely still upset and frustr frustrated, but not taking aim directly at facebook anymore. >> reporter: yes, today the president walked it back. saying it's misinformation on facebook that is killing americans, not the social media company itself. he said instead of taking it personally, facebook should crack down on bad information. facebook says they've taken aggressive steps to remove more than 18 million pieces of bad information on the site. >> rachel, thank you. >>> now to the extreme weather in this country and

ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. just so i'm gonna michael has been visiting parts of western germany hit by devastating floods that killed more than 150 people. michael described the damage as surreal and terrifying and said residents will not be alone in dealing with it. she promised financial aid for those who lost their homes, livelihoods, and loved ones. but some worry, it won't be enough to put the crisis behind them. the skies had cleared by the time angle. americans came to meet emergency crews and survivors. in the small southwestern town of shoals, homes were torn apart when the swollen river swept through, leaving the town in ruins. as a 2nd, it's shocking. the german language hardly has words to describe the devastation that has been roll on. but it is incredibly reassuring to see how people come together and help each other out. the solidarity they have but some residents that angry that the clean up if it was delayed, when parts of shoes were cordoned off for the chancellor visits are off. and we need h

terry schilling, your thoughts, your concerns.uest: my concern number one is the military has made a series of moves and decisions recently that start to suggest that they have become woke, that they have adopted a lot of left-wing ideology. his comments about wanting to understand "white rage," and how a group of people could storm the capital and try to overtake the democracy. let's rewind because he said a lot of things. i reject the entire notion that was an insurrection. there were no guns. we were not the ones with the guns. there were no bombs. it was a bunch of hooligans and ne'er-do-wells. they stayed in the white line at the capital. they weren't trying to destroy it. they were outraged. it is not white rage that drove what happened on january 6. it is a feeling that the system is rigged against the american people. if you really want to understand how people can go and stormy capitol building -- storm a capitol building, go to the founding of the country when people stormed the british, took over tea ships and had 18 pa

. >> i ran against donald trump and so has terry. i whipped donald trump in virginia and so will terry. >>> inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >> good morning. and welcome to "inside politics sunday." i'm abby phillip. two issues are still dividing america, the pandemic and the 2020 election and its aftermath, special house committee investigating the attack on the capitol january 6th there hold its first hearing tuesday but that is not without drama. kevin mccarthy has already pulled his picks from the panel after nancy pelosi rejected two of his selections. his close ally, jim jordan and also jim banks. >> with respect for the integrity of the investigation, with concern that the american people want to know the truth, and in light of statements and actions taken by them, i could not appoint them. >> pelosi has committed a sham process. no committee in congress will work if one person is pick ing everyone. >> the speaker picked liz cheney and may appoint a second anti-trump republican, congressm

but it gets down to, you know, if you say it's a dictatorship and it's so tele, terry. and well don't you have to have it, you know, have much more of a clear approach in policy. i mean, we like some dictatorship. so we like some totalitarianism, you know what i'm getting at the hypocrisy of it. i'll go ahead your government being hypocritical. oh, hypocritical. i mean peter, there's a bombshell. i have to laugh with you on that because i agree with you. china should not be on our most favored nation list. there's no question. it shouldn't be . that's one of the great votes i cast in in the nineties and congress was to move them to permanent normal relations from most favored nation. and to this day, i regretted at all the people of caterpillar in southern illinois, my home state that i regretted it, they stopped at me. it wasn't a good vote, it wasn't the right thing to do, and i confess it freely. now, we need to be consistent in these activities. we need to be work with them, but we need to also engage them. and that's something we haven't done with cuba. and maybe t

that is why the foundation particularly our center for effective education doctor terry's soup and bob loop our focus on the sprint breed are in the middle of a debate on social studies standards right now. >> absolutely. donna to your point we got all kinds of questions from parents during pandemic and everything else. we are looking for a good history resource. the foundation is a north carolina history projects, it is the history of north carolina not going to re-create american history will people are trying to come up with an american history curriculum but we are actually taken care of north carolina history project and turning it into a curriculum. where in the process of converting that. to your point, school districts have actually come to us and said we need this. there is a service for the other thing is on this whole point of truth and honesty in history, our doctor terry soup just posted something on our website as north carolina goes through these new social studies standards they are putting out and parents are wondering of its critical race theory? just up and go think

terry: it is not that simple.crats in the senate, much less the four seat, five seat majority that exists in the house, are not going to come together around some of the more lavish proposals. senator manchin of west virginia, a swing democrat, has said that he is only going to go for as much as $2 trillion in the families package, which leaves a lot of democratic progressives really not happy about that. there's a large fight going on in the democratic party right now that is pretty much open for everybody to see, and that is why it is going to take a little while to resolve, and while it plays out, i think you are going to have progress on infrastructure, and you have this natural deadline of the end of september, the end of the fiscal year, per spending and probably for the debt ceiling as well. dani: what happens if this accelerates the risks between some of the left? if you have infrastructure, you don't get some of the family first. what happens down the road when taxes are on the agenda? what does this bris