w. first of all, what do you think of these reports coming out of gas from but forces beyond its control? mean it will have to limits, it may have to limit supplies to europe. when i'm trying to analyze that, there are reasons for this announcement by a gas pro. i see there are no technical. busy no commercial and no transportation problems of this company is the pipelines do exist. guess from can use north 3 in the pipeline across bill or roofs and all of them in the pipelines across the ukraine to deliver as much guess as your needs. because of the reserves of gas in russia are quite satisfactory inside stores will to satisfy all the consumers in europe. and when i hear that guest room is referring to some well force missouri circumstances, i think the only reason might be orders for president borton. and this is a declaration or war a guess, war which wave and so, so this flight goes up. we may not be able to do this. they haven't said we won't, they've said we may not be able to. this is a threats. this is a way of try to coerce europe into, into rethinking its position. what, which

w. first, when an economy and key of their thank you very much, nick and united states. the committee investigating the general 6 attack on the capital as it used former president donald trump of dereliction of duty for failing to call off the riots. investigators drew on testimony from top white house aides, who described the president's inaction for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital, through security footage, and recorded interviews with those in the white house. at the time. the panel argued that trump gave a green light to the violets to rally. and now the hearing also saw previously unpublished video showing donald trump refusing to say that the 2020 presidential election was over the outtakes from his address filled on january 7th. last year showed the president, modifying the script. ah, i would like to begin by addressing the hand as attack yesterday. and to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country. and if you broke the law, can't say that. i'm not you. i already said you will pay th

w use. first, let's bring in our correspondence tanya kramer, in bethlehem. tanya, what are you expecting from this sir? from these talks my yes presidential by navarro chair about over an hour ago, slightly behind schedule. he was visiting a policy in hospital in east jerusalem or before i know he had been holding, holding talks with the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. and he said, we are expecting some statements from both leaders. so to understand a bit more of what is there on the table, what both have to say, we understand it might be some more measures being announced them initiatives, like for example, upgrading the mobile system in the occupied westbank. but also in garza, i from the 3 g to 4 g. that would be a really a relief for many people here. but also other measures are like he already announced at the hospital that shit there was a pledge for some more aid and financial aid that is very important that this aid also restarts us inside. the chombo administration had cut off most

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he w literature. first 100 german must reads d o 18 months after the violence on capitol hill. it's clear that us democracy was in greater danger than previously believed. testimony to the january 6th committee described the crays, donald trump grappling with his own secret service, determined to lead his arm, supporters to congress, and overturn joe by these election victory. america's political system may only just have survived my guest this week from canada is david from former white house staffer in george w bush's administration. now writer and columnist for the atlantic magazine. he says, the stakes were and still are frighteningly high. it's settling really to worry about. i can't, i wish i could give you more confidence what this and i mean we do have the future of american democracy on the ballot. that's the number one ballot issue. last month for u. s. supreme court spoke divisions over 2 of the most contentious issues, abortion, and gun control. so is america's political fabric, a breaking point? and are all the warning lights flashing red? why is donald trump full

that was laura bush first lady of texas and wife of presidential candidate george w bush and a spring 2000 c-span interview. the bushes moved into the white house the following january. you'll hear laura bush in her own voice here on american history tv how she experienced her eight years as first lady featuring footage from c-span's video library first. just eight months into their term the former librarian and teacher was transformed into a wartime first lady by the terrorist attacks of september 11th, 2001. she talked with reporters on september 12 after visiting pentagon victims in the hospital. this is laura bush in her own words. dress. well, the people behind me are some of the members of that emergency response team. so besides having the chance to visit with three of the victims who are here at walter reed whose lives will be changed forever like all of ours. and by the way who are all in very great shape and look like they'll recover fully. but besides the chance to thank them for their service to our country to give them our wishes for a very speedy recovery. i also had the

, and obviously that puts her in some competition with some of the america first, populist sort of critics of bush era, george w. bush era, foreign policy on the right. i think nikki haley is trying to frame that kind of foreign policy as america first and we will have to see if that argument wins out. host: we will go to crowley, louisiana. eric, democratic caller, good morning to you. caller: good morning. i am calling because of january 6. i have been watching it since it began. and here is my opinion. donald trump should not run again for president or anything to do with the government in washington, d.c. because, in my mind, the man is a crook, and i don't think you should be the next president. he ran one term and he's going to run again? no. that is not right. host: jim antle? guest: that is the overall argument the january 6 committee is trying to make, so even if they cannot make some kind of legal case the justice department would pursue to render the president ineligible from running again, they are trying to make the argument he shouldn't be anywhere near the levers of power again and that the syste

it w putin's first foreign trip since the russian invasion of ukraine. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei backed russia's actions in ukraine. he told putin, "if you had not taken the helm, the other de would ve done so and initiated a war." russia and iran also discussed a proposed $40 billion deal for ssia to help develop gas and oil fids in iran. the u.s. launched airstrikes in southern somalia saturday. u.s. military claims the strikes killed two members of the al-shabaab militant group. in may, president biden approved a pentagon plan to redeploy up to 500 u.s. drones to somalia. the move reversed and moved by then-president trump. a warning to our audience, this headlines includes graphic video of police violence. in san bernardino, california, the family of a black man shot dead by police is calling for charges to filed against the officers involved. on saturday, two officers jumped out of an unmarked police car and within seconds shot 23-year-old robert adams in the back as he tried to run for cover. civil rights attorney ben crump, who

ah ah, this is d w. news ally from berlin. first concerns about european energy security. bra says it's cutting gas deliveries to germany through the north stream, one pipeline for maintenance reasons. germany rejects the korean kremlin st. explanation also coming up international condemnation after me and my execute for democracy. campaigners who challenged last year's military coup branch group say they were murdered in cold for international action against the regime and pro practice apologizes for the abuse of indigenous children at catholic schools in canada, saying the church cooperated in cultural destruction. ah, i'm anthony howard. welcome. russia says it's cut and gas deliveries to germany through the nod strain, one pipeline to just 20 percent of normal capacity. russian state energy job gas problem says it needs to hold another of its pipelines turbines. for maintenance works, germany has consistently rejected gas problems, explanations of the reductions of supply accusing the kremlin of using energy as a weapon to punis

w. news alive from berlin. first concerns about european energy security . russia says it's cutting gas deliveries to germany through the notes, draining one the pipeline for maintenance reasons. germany rejects the prevalence explanation. also coming up international condemnation after me and my executor for democracy campaign as who challenged last iasd military coup rights group site. they were murdered in cold for international action against the regime. and pope process apologizes for the abuse of indigenous children at catholic schools in canada, saying the church cooperated in cultural destruction. ah . m. anthony held welcome to the program. russia says it's kevin cast deliveries to germany through the node strain one pipeline to just 20 percent of normal capacity. russian state energy giant gas prom says it needs to hold another of the pipelines turbines. for maintenance works, germany has consistently rejected, gets prompts, explanations of the reductions in supply accusing the criminal if using energy as a

>> i would say first of w all it was very disorienting when people started talking about the critical race theory because i was a law professor and they were not talking about critical race theory. >> critical race theory is a subgenre of the scholarship that focuses on the idea that in the context of antidiscrimination law it was possible to actually still have discriminatory practices while saying you c wee colorblind. so to have us think about how do you remedy racial inequality in the context where there is no explicit reference as a sort of shorthand. so it is a kind of rare field it's not even central to study but it has been influential. it felt disturbing to people and my reaction in part was i think by not teaching the history of racial inequality of slavery of jim crow and various forms of experiences of indigenous people of latino people and asian americans you stifle the moral imaginations of our children and when there's sort of these formulations it's sort of alarming to me because i don't ever have this idea that white children can identify with the suffering of others.

, and obviously that puts her in some competition with some of the america first, populist sort of critics of bush era, george wbush era, foreign policy on the right. i think nikki haley is trying to frame that kind of foreign policy as america first and we will have to see if that argument wins out. host: we will go to crowley, louisiana. eric, democratic caller, good morning to you. caller: good morning. i am calling because of january 6. i have been watching it since it began. and here is my opinion. donald trump should not run again for president or anything to do with the government in washington, d.c. because, in my mind, the man is a crook, and i don't think you should be the next president. he ran one term and he's going to run again? no. that is not right. host: jim antle? guest: that is the overall argument the january 6 committee is trying to make, so even if they cannot make some kind of legal case the justice department would pursue to render the president ineligible from running again, they are trying to make the argument he shouldn't be anywhere near the levers of power again and that the system

tony kemp got it.upport of jame, looking for his first w of the year, he got that.ix innings allows one-run. base hit to write, camp scores, 1-0 athletics. d carries the a's to a victory as they start july after a terrible june. after two years, -- was fired as head coach. the team has now made the playoffs in three season ends -- not made the playoffs in three seasons and are now in the market for a new general manager. that's your wrap on morning sports. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. liz: this weekend, if you are and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and i earn 3% on dining including takeout. so much for catching our dinner. some people are hunters. some are gatherers. i'm a diner. pow! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you ca

looking for his first w of the year, and he got it. six innings allows one-run.ass and three season are in the market for a new general manager as well as head coach. that is a wrap on morning sports heavy great holiday weekend. i'm larry beil. liz: looking for something fun and free, the department of fish and wildlife might have the perfect idea here we will tell you, coming up. liz: splash mountain's days are numbered. it will be renamed based on the princess and the frog and it was inspired by a new orleans chef. the ride will get a revamp in california and florida and will make its debut in 2024. disney is the parent company of abc 7. happening today, the department of fish and wildlife offering free fishing this weekend. today, anyone can fish without a fishing license. it is a low-cost opportunity to give fishing to try if you are to the sport. all stream closures and hours remain in effect. the next free fishing day in 2022 is september 3. next, think twice, that's the warning as people start enjoying the festivities this july 4 holiday weekend. after a d

there is a scholar w said that 100% of first nations people are impacted and suffer from intergenerationala. 100%. that can be traced back to these institutions of assimilation and genocide. today for was so emotional in different ways as it was for many intergenerational trauma survivors. looking at the pope apologize for the destruction of our families, culture, languages, that was very meaningful, and i know many survivors clapped and were weeping, and we are very grateful for that apology. others still don't feel like it's enough. he did allude to future actions of the church like an investigation into the past. there is definitely more work to do, and i think words are just the first step. host: chief roseann archibald, it has been interesting to talk to you, so thank you for taking e time to talk to us at the bbc. >> thank you very much. take care. host: let's go to myanmar where four pro-democracy activists have been executed by the military. it is t first use of capital punishment in decades. we have seen protests against the executions. this footage shows a dozen masked protesters

looking for his first w of the year, and he got it. six innings allows one-run.for sean murphy, kemp scores 1-0 athletics. here it comes and there it goes. a two-out bomb, the ninth of the year, carries the a's to 83-1 victory. after two years, head coach was fired. they have not made the playoffs in three season are in the market for a new general manager as well as head coach. that is a wrap on morning sports . have a great holiday weekend. i'm larry beil. liz: a man in jail following a police pursuit in san jose. this started at 3:00 this morning when they try to conduct vehicle stop. he ran away and lost control and hit a pole. he was taken to jail. the suspect was unsupervised release for burglary and narcotics. looking for something fun and free, the california department of fish and wildlife may have the perfect idea. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares

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first starts august 10th on d, w with business dw news alive from berlin. ukraine is calling for the red cross and u. n. to investigate and miss south strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed at least 50 ukrainian soldiers, president polity. mister lensky describes a, it's as deliberate massa in the russian controlled east. russia denies carrying out the attack and blames ukrainian forces on the program. us secretary of state, anthony blink, and announced this fresh sanctions against russia. and he tells his russian counterpart that moscow's annexation of ukraine will never be accepted. and 16 people are dead and many more missing after flash flooding in the u. s. the state of kentucky authorities born that search and rescue efforts could take weeks. ah, i'm all on psycho, it's good to have you with us. ukraine is calling for the united nations and the red cross to investigate the killing of more than 50 ukrainian military prisoners in a missile attack. many of the dead had been captured, defending the southern city of murray. you in may. russia denies striking the prison in the

w. bush, at the bluegrass conference in 2008, first and 2007, putin is at the security conference. e lays down a line. georgia and ukraine are not going to join nato. 2008, george w. bush goes up after the bluegrass conference, a nato meeting, and says, we want ukraine and georgia to join nato. that seems like a really important turning point here. >> that is very true. i think if you take a step back, really the issue, not the expansion of nato, especially the expansion of nato as it was up until 2004, the baltimore public, poland, czech republic. i mean it's true the russians did not like it. they lived with it. it was not at the end of the world. >> there is not much they can do to stop it. >> there is not much they could do, did you to stop it. that's not the crux of the matter. even those issues with the bucharest summit, unfortunate wording i think, most people agree it's regrettable that w. bush put it in those terms. i think it's not even that. i think the heart of the story is, for the west, for the u.s. in particular, the most important country and all of this. they could

first, start to august 10th on d, w. ah . ah, this is deed of the news alive from berlin. ukraine calls for an investigation into a missile strike, which killed dozens of russian held prisoners of war. president, vo dimmers lensky describes the attack as deliberate mass murder, families of the dead rally in protest. also on the program, turmoil, iraq, supporters of a powerful cleric, storm parliament for the 2nd time in a week. as a political crisis. escalate and health experts call for vigilance as brazil and spain report their 1st death from the monkey pox outbreak. ah, i'm told me aladdin. welcome to the program. ukraine's government says the russian military carried out a deliberate act of mass murder. the attack on a prisoner of war camp killed 50 ukrainian prisoners. ukraine accuses rush of target in the prison to hide mistreatment of the soldiers being held in side families of those killed of stage protest in the capital key of many of the dead work veterans of the month long siege of mario pole. the ukrainian governme

russia and i think pouring, you know pouring gasoline on that fire george w bush at the bucharest conference in 2008. well first in 2007 putin's at the munich security conference, and he lays down a line, right, georgia and ukraine are not going to join nato. 2008, georgia w bush goes up to the book after the bucharest conference, which was a nato meeting and says we want ukraine and georgia to join nato that seems like a really important turning point here. that's very true. i think that if you take a step back what's really at issue is not the expansion of nato, especially the expansion of nato as it was up until 2004 into the baltic republics poland jack republic hungry. i mean, it's true that the russians didn't like it, but they lived with it and it was not the end of the world. there's not much they could do to stop it. no money. not much they could do and not much that they did do to to stop it. so, you know, that's not the crux of the matter and you know, i think even those issues with the with the bucharest summit unfortunate wording. i think most people would agree that it's regrettable that that w bu

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the last year and a half of president clinton and the first eight months of president george w. bush. very fortunate on timing to work with two presidents and support the families, the administration, the world events that occurred there. just game those insights into different ways of leading. >> let's talk about the history of camp david. the history begins, really, with franklin roosevelt. tell us, why did fdr select that site? why did he like to do when he visited -- not called camp david at that time -- i will let you talk about that. >> very good. thank you. let's go back to 1942. roosevelt loved -- that was one of the three presidential yachts at the time. the potomac was -- in oakland california today. he loved going on the potomac to get away from the white house. his hobbies, his interest, talk to world leaders and staff. it was 41, 42, concerned about the ufo sightings on the eastern coast of the united states. staff said, sir, we can't go out on the yacht anymore. they said we will find your place you can go to get away. versus before marine helicopters -- they had t

w. 's that science department welcomed us meter. first of all, explain to us how the particle accelerator works. thank you for having me. so imagine to do, small snowballs that are being thrown at each other. now, when they collide with each other, they break down into the smaller chunks of snow. and that's kind of what scientists are also trying to do with the particle accelerator instead of snowball is drawing high energy particles at each other. and they're observing the even that happens after these are high energy particles collide with each other. the aim is to simulate the initial conditions off the universe and find out how subatomic particles get them office. right. why? because we are often left with the question of how the universe was created like we seem to have gotten matter out of seemingly nothing. so to the big mechanism like peter higgs, he predicted that when you excite the heat speed that you tend to develop the particles which have masses. so, 10 years ago and i was in your mind a graduation in physics, it was a big n

elected speaker the first woman the history of our country and george w bush went up to deliver a state of the union address and he made very gracious comments the beginning. acknowledging the history of the moment mentioning her father and according to his top aids bushfelt that pelosi never reciprocated that he was making an offer. hey, let's try to let's try to act in a somewhat cooler manner than the pot where the politics are heading today and that that was not something she was willing to do. and some i mean some of what i mean, it's interesting. i've thought up a nice i read that passage. i thought about it. i wondered if she if she thinks where does that come from if she thinks if i relinquish any notion of this? entirely part i rel the power that i have within my caucus we're thinking she would say bainer didn't deliver. better couldn't deliver his caucus like what's the point of bipartisanship if you can't deliver your people that mean that happened with she thinks the most damaging legislation. she pushed through was not the affordable care act. it was t

freeway, enough humor to buoy a newsroom through the ugliest of scenes and enough nd why w got into this business in the firstrhaps her greatest gift was helping those around her find balance too. >> i'd much rather be cooking dinner, cleaning my house, than being sick. >> diane was defined by her family. their twin sons that knew no bounds. they were her headline, her own front page news and the ones we carry in our thoughts. diane was a mentor, friend, loving parent who showed the rest of us how inspiring and rewarding a life well lived, even one tragically cut short, can truly be. >>> that is the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm bradley blackburn in new york. a shooting at a public park in los angeles has left two people dead and at least five others injured. police say the gunfire started after a dispute at a baseball game. lapd issued a city wide tactical alert while searching for suspects. >>> in japan a volcano erupted sunlighting up the sky and spreading ashmore than a mile away. and at the wee

first, here's ann interesting story. ronnie jackson is a physician. hein joined the white house medical unit many years ago under president george w. bushme . >> he i stayed in that job. he went on to serve as physicians. the two subsequent presidents, barack obama and donald trump. swannee jackson knows a lot about what it takes to runtr the country during the twenty twenty presidential campaigndu. jackson was home watching joe biden deliver a speech and what he saw biden say bothered him deeply. >> as a physician, biden had just announced that he was a candidate for the u.s. senate. >> what i'm here to ask you for your help where i come fromsk, you don't get far unless you ask. my name is joe biden. i'm a democratic for the united states senate. ro so running checks and saw that and then went on twitter and he made the obvious point. joe biden, before this goes any further, should undergo a cognitiveth examination. >> the country deserves that well within twenty minutes, jackson recalls in his new memoir, barack obama sent him an email, a characteristically sneering one . >> and we're quoting,raen i havo express my disappointment