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it is a difficult thk to ask. a juggling act. >> she said she hasn't broken any laws.ituation is some misunderstanding. at what point did trump security realize what was going on? >> actually, they never found out what's going on. i think we pretty much told them. it was about a year, kind of a secret. at least among most of the people that were there. it was in march. they broke it to the staff and the other people. hey, be careful. this isn't the person you think it is. and you should probably not allow her here. don't get involved with her in any way. that was in march. so it was close to a year later. >> there is a piece that sums it all up. tell question is, was it a fraud or an intelligence threat? have you landed anywhere close to a conclusion. >> no. that's the idea. you don't know who was there. at any given time, somebody could get into this facility under a fake name. a fake identity. she was in and out of there five times. nobody checked her i.d. she could have been going into neiman marcus for all that mattered. and will the president was there that weeken

i am not trying to teach them what to thk, i'm trying to teach them how to think, to think, to evaluatetion everything. i have conservative students. i have left-wing students. i have everyone in between. we seem to muddle along quite happily without all of the threatening nonsense that is coming out of the governor's office. this is desantis' style. he is a dictator one of the -- dictator wannabe. amy: that hungarian leader that was incited to speak at cpac and did last week. the fact that ron desantis is taking his message, looks like he's beginning a presidential campaign to ohio and other states. >> of course he is. he has been running for president nce the minute he got elected governor most of we have noticed so much of his campaign and it comes from out-of-state. he has been pushing all of the right buttons. teachers are the enemy. doctors are sometimes the enemy. we have got a surgeon general who doesn't think much of any kind of vaccines, apparently, and that is not going to go well. we have all of these people in universities who are leaving or thinking of leaving. my own univ

laura: john, briefly, what more actions do you thk president biden could take to address the prevalenceunit states? john: it's interesting, if you look at the surveys we have done, you see there is an overwhelming support among nonowners and non-gun owners for things like sticker background checks, more resources for the atf, limits on concealed carry to keep people from walking around unregulated with a weapon they have no training for. there's a lot of consensus among american voters anything there is a window of opportunity where we've made progress and had some copp mice to improve public safety. there is more to be done and i think we are on the right trajectory. laura: thank you both. ♪ amna: rising mortgage rates and lingering inflation are forcing many americans to put plans to buy a home on hold. that in turn is pushing up rent prices for others. and no one has experienced that more acutely over the last year than people of color. as economics correspondent paul solman explains, as part of our series race matters. ♪ paul: after a lifetime of performing the world over, lily adam

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for his his 50th season and when he turd his lens on me and squeeze the shutter, i couldn't help but thk of the people who had come through his camera over the decades. >> joe talks about this picture. this picture. it is his favorite favorite picture. it is bill's favorite picture. >> reporter: like bill walsh ane montana on the sidelines. here is how zagaris got the shot, lag on the field himself. >> it was a quick moment. and bill liked it. he said it reminded me of the old days, you days, you know when you drew play in the dirt. >> reporter: the photos and stos are contained in a coffee table book called field of play, due t in october. it spans the decades decades of his career with the 49ers but also includes classic photos of the oakland raiders and other legendary players in the nfl. >> i think my contribution has been as much as a historian, bay holding up the mirror. for the most part, letting the picturesl the story. and sharing that, not not only with them in the play the game, and not just the steelers, the raters -- anybody who played the game. when you see this, you can re

look, there are enormous swaths ofhis fidavit that are redacted, and i thk it's so importan particularlyant to focus basically it's two categories of information. the investigation itself to hold those accountable who we now have probable cause to believe violatedrimes, and the people associated with it, e investigators, t wnesses, their lives actually could be at risk if these blacked out portionsere uncovered. but i think the judge has to balance that againstheublic intere in all of us understanding, particularly because the formerresident and issue, victor.ve put it at they'vchallenged the search. so i think the judge has said it's important for america to understand, hey, the were serious crimes as which obable cause were found, and boy, that list in pagraph 47, both the categories of documts and the types of docents, th shouldut any good faith quesoner, it should put those questions tokay. katelyn polantz, norm eisen, olivia troy, thank you all for all of the information. really helpful. >>> we're watching the market right now, stocks are sinking even worse than they were last hour

hutchinson: no, i don't thk he should.a political realist, that this is the kind of action by the department of justice that without explanation is going to give fuel to those who say he is being persecuted, he is being picked on, and they will come to his defense, and it could motivate him to do that. fairness is what we have to have in the justice system. i want the department of justice to explain what is happening here, give the american public hopefully a sense that this is being conducted to support the rule of law and fairly. judy: finally, you said yourself in may that you are mulling the idea of running r president yourself. that was in may and it is august. are you any closer to a decision? gov. hutchinson: no, that will be in the thinking about stage until probably next january. it got to get through the selection and we will wait and see how that develops. whenever i say i don't think president trump should run again, obviously people who are concerned about the country have to give it thought, as i am. judy: g

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ashley: mitch robi rochelle, thk you very much.ection commission and president biden has filed to run for reelection and we are waiting for comment from the white house and we'll bring it to you once we get it. if there was any doubt, apparently he's filed to rerun in 2024. okay. coming up, russia and china kicking off war games in the sea of japan and military drills involve more than 50,000 troops and 60 warships on that story. europe should prepare for a exorbitant power bills and a season of rationing and that's a warning from the ceo of shell and jeff flock brings us that report, next. ♪ ashley: all right now this, hon duras teaming up with lg solution to build a new $4 billion ev battery plant in the u.s.. production set to start in early 2023 but the location not yet finalized all though we understand ohio is one state reportedly being considered. okay. now this, tesla ceo elon musk is hoping to help self-driving cars out on the road. come back in, lauren. question is, when could this happen? lauren: end of the year. so in m