earl warren had been the chief justice of the united states every day of my life. thurgood marshall would join the warren court in its last years and personally represent as the first african american member of the supreme court the steady march of social progress that the warren court guy did this country through using, with that thought, something as sacred as the ten commandments. the constitution of the united states. we did not think that chief justice earl warren, that and justice douglas, and justice brennan, and just as marshall, and other legends of the warren court were delivering this progress, we thought the constitution was delivering that process. scholarship possible to reach its constitutional pronouncements. and no other result was possible. my father lived in all of the supreme court and so did his children. it was a religious like awe. we never talked about who appointed the justices after they were appointed because it didn't seem particularly relevant. we thought richard nixon was a truly terrible and indeed criminal president, but his appointm

let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. a rare flash flood emergency this morning in western kentucky with rainfall estimates more than a foot. and as justin showed us, the rain was relentless overnight into the morning hours. the threat for flooding continues overnight tonight into the morning hours. if it seems like these flash flood emergencies are common, they aren't. but there has been 11 since july 1 in the eastern part of the united states. what else is not common is this heat. more record heat tomorrow again up to 118 in phoenix. and unfortunately, as we look at the pattern, we look at the weather, norah, in the west, no significant cooling at all for the next several days. >> chris warren, thank you. there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news."

then, sitting there, looking up at the warren court. there was the republican appointed chief justice earl warren, flanked by legends on both sides of him. including the most liberal member of the court william o douglas, appointed by president franklin eleanor roosevelt. this was the court that ordered the desegregation of public schools in american in 1954. this was the court that found state laws banning interracial marriage to be unconstitutional. earl warren had been the chief justice of the united states every day of my life. for good marshal would join the warren court in its last years and personally represent as the first african american member of the supreme court the steady march of social progress that the war in court guided this country through using, we've done that, something as sacred as the ten commandments. the constitution of the united states. we did not think that chief justice earl warren, that justice douglas, and justice brennan, and just as marshall, and other legends of the warren court were delivering this p

it will not be in the warren county facility.e still determining where he will go but that will be taken care of shortly. i want to thank the residents of warren county and the surrounding area for their patience through all of this. i know it was challenging for them. i know they were nervous. i know they were scared. but they remain gracious to our people. and very, very helpful to all of us so i truly do appreciate that. there is something else i want to do here. has the good story to be able to say, to tell you about. we ended this without anyone else getting hurt. i also wanted to tell you an interesting story. as part of our team, one of our members is celebrating his 25th anniversary with the department. he came in this morning and told me that, sir, it's my last day with the department and with cert. we have to get him today. we chuckled about it. made sure everybody knew. and of course, no one really thought it would happen. he might be the one you want to talk to about lottery number or anything else. i think one of the

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative, braun, britt, collins, ernst, graham, hyde-smith, is kennedy, lee, lummis, marshall, mcconnell, paul, ricketts, risch, rounds, rubio, schmitt, sullivan, thune, tillis, tuberville, wicker. mr. mullin, aye. senators voting in the negative -- bennet, booker, cantwell, carper, feinstein, hassan, lujan, menendez, murray, padilla, peters, reed, rosen, sanders, schatz, schumer, sinema, smith, stabenow, tester, warner, warnock, welch. mr. vance, aye. mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mrs. blackburn, aye. the clerk: mr. cornyn, aye. the clerk: mr. murphy, no. mr. lankford, aye. the clerk: mr. ossoff, no. the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. mr. moran, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. wyden, no. mr. coons, no. the clerk: mr. kaine, no. mrs. capito, aye. mr. cassidy, aye. the clerk: mr. romney, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, no. mrs. gillibrand, no. mrs. fischer, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, aye. mr. king, no. the clerk: mr. scott of florida, aye. the clerk: mr. grassle

i hope that you are able to get some rest, warren, and everybody is safe.gleton reporting for us, very close to where the wildfires are taking place in rhodes, greece. thank you very much. one of the world's longest—serving political leaders has just cast his ballot in an election he is all but guaranteed to win. hun sen has been cambodia's prime minister almost continuously for a0 years, now, and sunday's vote is mostly for show. the opposition has been barred from running, making mr hun�*s victory a foregone conclusion. but mr hun may nevertheless be on his way out — in an interview with a chinese tv station broadcast on thursday, he said his eldest son — and annointed successor — hun manet, could take over as prime minister injust a few weeks�* time. our southeast asia correspondent, jonathan head, is in cambodia's capital, phnom penh. this is almost a foregone conclusion, so what are people there saying? they be careful about what they say because they have to be here. there are 17 smaller parties running against the ruling cambodian people's party but

the escape is being investigated by the warren city police department. i don't want to pause there an a couple of local questions that have come to us i want to make sure we clarify. the city police department is handling the escape investigation, state police is handling the manhunt and search for burham the city police department does not operate the county or have any other association with it. and secondly, there was a question that came up about burham being out in the jail exercise area so late at night. i was asked if i could clarify that. the explanation has been provided to me is that it order to only allow a certain number of inmates out in the exercise area at any one time they got to have a schedule that schedule runs from fairly early in the morning till very late at night in order to properly accommodate the legal requirements for er time for the inmates. so let me come back to some things we know. burham was last seen wearing a denim jacket and orange stripe jumpsuit and crocs. as i've told you before we believe he may have and this likely

live now to the bbc�*s warren muggleton in rhodes.n, i understand you have been staying rhodes and been near these fires yourself — tell us what happened 7 ifind i find myself six ifind myself six miles i find myself six miles south of the capital, rhodes, in the north of the island. so that our position is where the wildfires have torn through this area. that is south of the coast on these. that is about ten kilometres away, where the wildfires started off, which weren't controlled through the weekend together. you saw the pictures earlier in the week. we are two hours ahead of the uk, so it is three o'clock in the morning over here. you can see by me tired bodies from hotels from all around the island, they have all come to this place, taking towers and even to my right shoulder there are some people in medical beds. we got the alert on our phone, the emergency alert, at about 11:30pm ourtime, phone, the emergency alert, at about 11:30pm our time, then we are on the bus at midnight at the time and what you could see is we got on thi

he has survivalist skills, which may more difficult to find as the warren police captain explained. let's take a listen. >> he is a survivalist. he has been known to do these things in the past, be able to survive out there. that's why it's extremely important for us to ask the public if they know anything or see anything, if there is camera footage out there, please let us know. we are following up on all tips coming in. and we are asking the public for assistance. >> police say burham escaped by elevating himself on exercise equipment and exiting the jail through a metal gated roof. he was able to use bedsheets tied together to get from the roof to the ground. he was last seen wearing an orange and white jumpsuit and orange shoes. they are searching for him with canine units. enforcement officers are also using atvs, drones, according to a spokeswoman with warren county, and, fred, this is important. officials say no one should engage with the suspect in any circumstances. they are asking people to call them immediately, call 911, but do not approach him. >> thanks so much. good t

for more, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel.ening, chris. >> good evening, norah. as errol mentioned, the rain and the flooding reminding some of irene and for good reason. there's been similar rainfall amounts and some serious devastating flooding. unfortunately, the threat for more catastrophic flooding will continue into tonight. flash flood threat is there. also we saw rain falling with the slow-moving system on saturated ground with a tropical air mass. that's really what led to the catastrophic outcomes that we've been seeing. and dangerous heat does continue across parts of the southwest. and then for parts of the ohio valley and the northeast, norah, storms continue. and once again by midweek, the threat for more flooding. >> chris, thank you. >>> it was a terrifying weekend for some homeowners in southern california. several homes were destroyed and others tagged as unstable after the ground in a gated community severely shifted, sending homes down a hillside. cbs's elise preston is there tonight and reports the situati

i hope that you are able to get some rest, warren, and everybody is safe.ose to where the wildfires are taking place in rhodes, greece. to israel, now, where prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that will be fitted with a pacemaker overnight between saturday and sunday. speaking in hebrew in a video statement released by his office, mr netanyahu said that he had been fitted with a monitoring device a week ago, which has now indicated he requires an operation. he said, quote: "i feel great but i need to listen to my doctors." last weekend, he was hospitalised with apparent dehydration after spending the day outside. mr netanyahu had said that he hopes to be discharged from hospital by monday to vote on his controversialjudicial reforms. in response to those proposals, a mass march by thousands of israeli protesters reached the parliament injerusalem on saturday. tens of thousands of people have joined the march since it set off from tel aviv earlier this week. they plan to set up tents at the knesset as they stage a last—ditch effort to try to prevent or d

the warren commission said they were struck by one.d his wife, who was also in the car, never believed that. the government's explanation around the man with the rifle was not critical. host: anything else you want to add to that? caller: i forget exactly what he was asking about the warren commission. guest: the warren commission was created for damage control purposes. it was not created for fact-finding purposes. even lyndon johnson, the man who appointed the warren commission, later in life said, i do not believe it. he believed kennedy had been killed by his enemies. if lyndon johnson did not believe the warren commission which he appointed, i do not see any reason why anybody else should believe it. host: to new orleans, this is thomas. good morning. caller: good morning. really enjoying this program. it is certainly timely. like other callers, i was in grade school when kennedy was killed. i went to a catholic school in louisiana. if it weren't for the beatles on ed sullivan a couple of weeks later, that was a placebo. my questi

the warren commission said they were struck by one.d his wife, who was also in the car, never believed that. the government's explanation around the man with the rifle was not critical. host: anything else you want to add to that? caller: i forget exactly what he was asking about the warren commission. guest: the warren commission was created for damage control purposes. it was not created for fact-finding purposes. even lyndon johnson, the man who appointed the warren commission, later in life said, i do not believe it. he believed kennedy had been killed by his enemies. if lyndon johnson did not believe the warren commission which he appointed, i do not see any reason why anybody else should believe it. host: to new orleans, this is thomas. good morning. caller: good morning. really enjoying this program. it is certainly timely. like other callers, i was in grade school when kennedy was killed. i went to a catholic school in louisiana. if it weren't for the beatles on ed sullivan a couple of weeks later, that was a placebo. my questi

they said it was found in the area of the city of warren in the woods.e called on him to turn himself in. >> don't do anything foolish that gets anyone else hurt. don't get yourself hurt. we are going to capture you. >> reporter: he is considered armed and dangerous and is wanted in several alleged cases, including the shooting death of a 34-year-old woman, a carjacking and kidnapping of an elderly couple and setting his ex's car on fire. he escaped warren county prison last thursday night through a hole in the cage surrounding the prison's rooftop ghiym. he alluded law enforcement before his arrest, when it took two weeks to capture him. this video shows when law enforcement caught him back in may in south carolina. as for this manhunt, warren residents are taking every precaution necessary to remain safe. >> until he is captured, i'm going to be sitting here armed, because i have the right to bear arms. my wife and i both have permits. >> we are big hikers. >> reporter: tim ryan, who hikes the mountains, told us about the forbidding terrain that he is

warren was employed by a franchise in hampshire.ys he was repeatedly sexually harassed earlier this year. i was repeatedly sexually harassed earlier this year.— earlier this year. i was really u set earlier this year. i was really unset and — earlier this year. i was really upset and frustrated - earlier this year. i was really upset and frustrated and - earlier this year. i was really i upset and frustrated and angry. earlier this year. i was really - upset and frustrated and angry. the man doing the harassing was a senior manager. warren says he asked him to perform sets acts. he manager. warren says he asked him to perform sets acte— manager. warren says he asked him to perform sets acts-— perform sets acts. he was almost ten ears older perform sets acts. he was almost ten years older than _ perform sets acts. he was almost ten years older than me, _ perform sets acts. he was almost ten years older than me, and _ perform sets acts. he was almost ten years older than me, and i _ perform sets acts. he was almost ten years older tha

warren. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, boozman, budd, cassidy, cornyn, cotton, cramer, crapo, cruz, daines, ernst, fischer, graham, grassley, hawley, hoeven, hyde-smith, johnson, lee, lummis, marshall, paul, schmitt, scott of south carolina, tillis, wicker, and young. mr. ricketts, aye. mr. braun, aye. senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, bennet, blumenthal, brown, cantwell, cardin, casey, coons, cortez masto, gillibrand, hassan, heinrich, hirono, kaine, kelly, lujan, menendez, murphy, murray, peters, reed, rosen, sanders, schatz, schumer, shaheen, sinema, smith, tester, van hollen, warren, and welch. mr. merkley, no. mr. rounds, aye. mr. lankford, aye. mr. moran, aye. mr. mullin, aye. mr. fetterman, no. mrs. capito, aye. the clerk: mr. kennedy, aye. the clerk: ms. collins, aye. mrs. blackburn, aye. mr. wyden, no. mr. markey, no. mr. romney, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, no. the clerk: mr. king, no. the clerk: mr. ossoff, no. mr. risch, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye.

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going all the way from justice warren. enjoy your. day i will get your book for sure. >> thank you. >> the caller makes an interesting point. a lot of the criticisms of the supreme court have gone on over the decades. of being activists and accountable. democratically unaccountable. all of these criticisms have come from conservatives who are unhappy as the caller expressed with rulings from half a century ago. right now though, the issues on the other foot. in the sense that the supreme court has not really been activist in the way that -- describes on those issues. for half a century. interesting lee, the afterglow from that period both animates a lot of conservative rhetoric about the court at least until recently, but also has given liberals i think something of a false notion of the role the supreme court plays and should place in our system. right now, what people want among other things is for -- and stability. and there could be criticism of the original roe v. wade ruling for example, justice ruth bader ginsburg was one of th

but with that being said, you hit on a lot of good points from roosevelt all the way to justice warren. c. host: tom, thank you. guest: he makes an interesting point, a lot of criticisms of the supreme court have been from conservatives who were unhappy. as this color -- cold -- caller expressed. the supreme court has not been activists in the way the gentleman describes on those issues for half a century. the kind of afterglow from that period, it both animates conservative rhetoric about the court up until recently but is also given liberals something of a false notion of the role the supreme court plays and should play in our system. what people want among other things is protecting their rights and stability. there can be criticism of the original roe v. wade ruling, for example. justice ruth bader ginsburg was one people -- one of the people who criticized it. but sandra day o'connor wrote in a case, it became part of the fabric of american life. it became an expectation american women have, the ability to have reproductive freedom. when the court said as they did last june, it wa

he broke out of jail and made a rope out of bed sheets and escaped from the warren county jail. he is a suspect in multiple cases involving rape and murder. >> police say he is the prime suspect in the killing of this woman accused of gunning her down before kidnapping an elderly couple at gun point. >> dana: investigators are relying on dogs, drones and helicopters. recently abandoned campsites believe he is still in the area. they are warning folks to lock their doors and stay vigilant. >> this gentleman is very, very dangerous. they should report any unusual situations or things out of the ordinary. >> he is a survivalist and has been known to do these things in the past, be able to survive out there. >> bill: we mention northwestern pennsylvania where cb cotton reports from warren today. good morning. >> good morning, we've learned a lot over the past 24 hours. he is not only an expert at surviving in the wilderness, a source close to the investigation says he has worked to become skilled with firearms outside of his military training. no matter where you live, state police

it warrens that german dependency on china has grown in recent years and it wants economic relations with the country to become fair, more sustainable and more reciprocal. well, the strategy outlines measures to protect critical infrastructure and sensitive technology, and it warns companies about relying too much on chinese market, the chinese market or on chinese suppliers. well, here's look at how dependent on china several major german firms currently are. and this is just for revenues, a chemical producer, b a s f and sports where retailer audi.

it warrens that german dependency on china has grown in recent years. and it wants economic relations with the country to become fair, more sustainable and more reciprocal. well, the strategy outlines measures to protect critical infrastructure and sensitive technology, and it warns companies about relying too much on chinese market, the chinese market or on chinese suppliers. well, here's look at how dependent on china several major driven firms currently are. and this is just for revenues, a chemical producer, b a s f and sports, where retailer audi task, both pulling about 14 percent of their total revenues from the country in 2020 to mercedes, somewhat higher, almost a 5th of its revenues last year coming out of china now look at volkswagen, china, accounting for almost 40 percent of the companies revenues last fiscal year. that's one of the world's largest automakers. all right, let's listen down to what german foreign minister on elena bear bought said about german firms. they listen the aisle. we need to focus on our economic security more. i mea

me for mine's in the germany warrens its businesses to avoid becoming dependent on china. we'll hear what firms like volkswagen have to say about preventative stance. many of them having increased their investment in china in recent years. also want to show the french economy emerges as a bright spot in europe. we'll look at why the countries are tracking more for an investment than its neighbors. hello, and welcome to our show. i'm seeing busy in berlin. de risk getting may be the word of the day in berlin, where the government has finally released its long awaited china strategy, which in part purchase businesses to the risk from china, or reduce their dependencies on the country. the german cabinet approve the 64 page document thursday. it warrens the german dependency on china has grown in recent years and it wants economic relations with the country to become fair, more sustainable and more reciprocal. well, the strategy outlines measures to protect critical infrastructure and sensitive technology, and it warns companies about relying too much on the chinese market, t

burham allegedly carjacked and kidnapped a local couple in warren county, pennsylvania, in may. according to a docket we have reviewed, in that case, a pennsylvania judge set bail at $1 million. police say burham escaped from the warren county prison friday by elevating himself on exercise equipment and exiting the jail yard through a metal-gated roof. officials say he was able to use bed sheets that were tied together to get from the roof to the ground in addition to searching for burham on foot with k-9 units, law enforcement officers are also using atvs, drones, and aircraft, according to a spokeswoman with the warren county, and she also said there's no indication the suspect is being assisted by anybody, but he's familiar with the area in northwestern pennsylvania. jim, back to you. >> all right, rafael romo, thank you very much. >>> now to a developing story out of chicago where the city's police department says multiple officers are under investigation for alleged improper sexual contact with migrants. it's unclear how many officers are involved or if any have faced any d

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- kelly. king, lujan, and rosen. senators voted in the negative. crapo and rounds. the clerk: mr. thune, no. the clerk: ms. earns, no -- ms. ernst, no. the clerk: cassidy, -- mr. cassidy, no. the clerk: mr. barasso, no. mr. paul, no. vote: the clerk: mr. scott. mr. scott of florida, no. the clerk: mr. braun, no. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. the clerk: mr. cornyn, no. the clerk: mr. blumenthal, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. ms. hassan, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. mr. hickenlooper, aye. mr. warnock, aye. the clerk: mr. cardin, aye. mr. menendez, aye. mr. welch, aye. mr. carper, aye. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. mr. romney, no. mr. coons, aye. mr. ricketts, no. the clerk: mr. risch, no. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. mr. cruz, no. mr. merkley, aye. mr. tester, aye. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. mr. brown, aye. ms. warren, aye. the clerk: mr. durbin,

and you can trace day by day by day during the warren commission on the evolution of his thinking. he was very sympathetic, for example, toward marina oswald. initially, he came to have real doubts, so much so that he suggested and this suggestion was not taken up, that witnesses, in fact, all be subjected to lie detector tests. he thought it was very suspicious. how marina, how easily marina managed to get out of the soviet union and come to the united states. in any event, gosh, where where do you begin? well, at the beginning, the first captive called secrets, which i assure you runs counter to what we all associate with gerald ford, who is the quintessential open book. right. well, turns out like every family, the fords and the kings had secrets. most people don't know much about ford's early years, which in fact, were almost dickensian at one point with uncharacteristic revelation, he told someone that his childhood was little better than an orphanage, which is an interesting observation. neither say it never found its way into print. as you know, he was not born gerald ford.

i'm specifically curious and looking at a letter that senator warren sensual january this year about some pharmaceutical mergers. how much interaction as her staff are her have with you all with respect to these? do they have influence with the direction you all go of some of these investigations? >> congressman we hear routinely for members of congress. we get letter week after week included for many members of this committee. we take all that under advisement. we went to understand what are our members concern any law enforcement decisions where make it clear make an independent basis based on the facts and law before us. >> i'm looking for amgen and horizon merger which i understand is moving along pretty well. different the sublet mergers in the letter i'm reading them i'm sure you have a copy of that what he could know but horizon is an irish company is kind of a special case they had inverted in 2014 by acquiring the irish company they left the u.s. for tax benefits. now as i understand it is looking to acquire this company they are involved in totally different drugs. what thi

well, warren richmond joins me now .hmond joins me now. >> well, they backed down very quickly when i said i'm going to have to take my overdraft elsewhere . elsewhere. >> but this was the first time i'd seen somebody close down the values . you see, i was the same. values. you see, i was the same. i didn't align on with the banks values. how did you feel when you were treated like this .7 you were treated like this? >> i think it's very shabby. i just feel that these companies , just feel that these companies, these government departments, should concentrate on what they've been set up to do. i have no problem with companies making profits because that's what they should do. what i do have an objection to is companies who we've got pension funds, invest with them. fryston away money with on blm month and all these gimmicks just so they can say, look at me how wonderful i am. virtue signalling, virtue signalling. >> yeah. do you think warren and i was when i saw your case, it was part of that thought process that in the

chris warren, thank you. >>> well, from this dangerous weather to the contaminated beaches. that's right. dozens of beaches across the northeast are closed or restricted due to high levels of bacteria found in the water. cbs's elaine quijano spoke with health officials about the risks. >> there's a lot of bacteria in the water. we recommend nobody swim in it. >> reporter: swimmers at constitution beach in massachusetts were told to swim at their own risk. health officials have posted warnings at 71 beaches across massachusetts. water tests have shown high levels of fecal matter and colonies of bacteria that could make swimmers sick. >> i have health issues that would be -- i would be vulnerable. >> reporter: officials say recent heavy rainfall along the east coast triggered runoff from overflowed sewer systems, causing the buildup of human waste in the water. >> what's the danger if people go swimming in this water? >> many could have a mild illness, something like nausea or vomiting. some people can have skin reactions. >> reporter: massachusetts is one of five states that

. >> senator warren? senator warren: thank you, mr. chairman. the organ procurement and transplantation network or optn was established by the federal government to manage the u.s. organ donation program. and today optn is run by the united network of organ sharing or eo which is the only entity ever to have been awarded this federal contract. last year, the senate finance committee released the findings of an investigation into e knows that revealed that this system is deeply broken. organs are getting lost in transit, infected organs are being transplanted into patients. and the individuals responsible for running the system are riddled with conflicts of interest. so let's talk about one of these conflicts. federal law requires tn to have a board of directors. makes sense. most organizations are governed by a board of directors that when working properly serve as a check on the organization's performance and management. ms. mccarthy you are a , transplant patient yourself and you serve as vice chair of the optns patient affairs committee. so y

in warren county, new jersey, this car buried in rocks and mud. just north of philadelphia, a sinkhole knocking a freight train off its tracks right there. one car carrying chemicals. >>> and tonight, of course, the other major concern moving in yet again, the air quality alerts spreading. take a look at this. this is boston's skyline today. the haze across much of the northeast, and here's the map tonight showing the smoke as it moves in from montana straight across to the northeast over the next 24 hours. all of this, plus the record heat, tens of millions facing dangerous temperatures, and tonight the temperatures being recorded in the waters right off of florida. what they're seeing already. ginger zee is here, but first abc's trevor ault leading us off on the deadly storms in warren county, new jersey, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, first responders in bucks county, pennsylvania, north of philadelphia, are desperately searching for two young children, still missing after their family's vehicle was overtaken by a wall of water. >> these people

well, warren richmond joins me now .hmond joins me now. >> well, they backed down very quickly when i said i'm going to have to take my overdraft elsewhere . elsewhere. >> but this was the first time i'd seen somebody close down the values . you see, i was the same. values. you see, i was the same. i didn't align on with the banks values. how did you feel when you were treated like this .7 you were treated like this? >> i think it's very shabby. i just feel that these companies , just feel that these companies, these government departments, should concentrate on what they've been set up to do. i have no problem with companies making profits because that's what they should do. what i do have an objection to is companies who we've got pension funds, invest with them. fryston away money with on blm month and all these gimmicks just so they can say, look at me how wonderful i am. virtue signalling, virtue signalling. >> yeah. do you think warren and i was when i saw your case, it was part of that thought process that in the

chief justice warren was able to pull the cord together for brown. it just seems like our chief of justice lost it in court. how do they get it back to achieve major suicidal gains on issues that it just seems like the country is in one place in the court is in another. >> let me feel that one first. as you know, john roberts was and still is a good friend of mine. we actually interviewed with president bush back to back, our to our on a single day and obviously the president chose john. but, you. know, john was, the conservatives were suspicious of john on the day of his appointment. they remained suspicious of john all the way up until the dobbs decision. beginning in earnest their suspicion the day that he decided the obamacare cases in the way that he did. and, so, the conservatives never believe that the chief justice wrote to overturn roe versus wade and even though he did what he did, he would have approved a 15 month ban that came out of mississippi, that was never going to be enough for the conservatives, and, so, after the dobbs decision, y

here is the suspect to escape from the warren county pennsylvania prison three days ago. please call him very dangerous. he is quote survivalist skills. that means he could live in the woods, survive on the land, eat wild animals and camouflage himself from the cops. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hi eric, hello everyone i am arthel neville. officials say the fugitive may be hiding in a huge wooded area near the prison. they are conducting an extensive search they are. they are using dogs, drones, atvs. 34-year-old man is charged with kidnapping and theft in pennsylvania parties also a suspect in the shooting death of a woman and a western new york state in may. let's go to cb cottonelle. she is light and warren, pennsylvania with the very latest. >> hi arthel, it has been more than 48 hours since michael brehm scaled down the warren county scale behind me accusingly bedsheets according to investigators. we are getting a live look at the scene those close to the investigation tell us that makeshift rope went from the top of t

welcome to you all warren, i'd love to hear what you think the market setup is going into the markets gotten more or less the bull's direction on those fronts where are we now >> thanks for having me. everybody came in expecting a recession and that was unwound everything in the stock market rally has been multiple expansion. all p, no e. we enter the second half from an earnings perspective on the stock market, that should be inverse of the pe ratio expressed as a yield i think at this point we really need to see fundamentals come through. >> what would you say the earnings collapse hasn't happened you've had year over year declines a fed is doing it in smaller increments and more slowly and the market has seemed to be able to digest that >> that's correct. that's i think a good read on what we've seen so far this year reare entering the 2023 estimates begin to get marked down last year our theory at 314 is to get to the midway part of the year. forget this year we're on to next year. at this point the market is going to look at 2024 estimates. analysts will start looking at the repo

near warren.egheny national forest, say police. the 34-year-old is considered armed and very dangerous, with survivalist skills and military experience that authorities say would enable him to hide in the nearby bodied areas. >> we're going to push hard until we find him. >> reporter: acting on tips over the weekend, authorities searched several residents and structures, and may have found clues. >> we've located small stockpiles of campsites in wooded areas of warren, and we believe some of these may be associated with michael burham. >> reporter: he escaped thursday night. authorities say he elevated himself onto a piece of exercise equipment, went out through the roof and lowered himself to the ground on a rope made out of bed sheets. he was being held in connection with burglary and arson in pennsylvania, the suspect in the rape and murder of a new york woman, and accused of kidnapping an elderly pennsylvania couple at gunpoint. then leading authorities on a multistate chase in may, ending wit

earl warren was a conservative, republican of california. i think of the loving case an all-white nine white guys, right, nine white men, many of whom were conservatives gave a 9-0 ruling in loving. the justices used to surprise you. but it seems to me that after suitor, the right said we're never going to be surprised again. if they have to perjure themselves, they'll get on this court and get rid of roe v. wade, check. get rid of lgbtq rights, check. they're on the way to doing that. they're rolling back the warren court and the 20th century. what do you make of the fact that republicans don't seem to believe they can do that through persuasion? they don't believe their case is strong enough to make through the political process that they're deciding this court is going to do it for them? >> yeah. this has been a ideological strategy decades in the making as you laid out. the anxiety of many americans they feel now that the supreme court is outside of the reach of accountability. that the current justices, whether they senate did not have

they found in the general area of the city of warren in the woods.lso called on burham to turn himself in. >> don't do anything foolish don't get yourself hurt. we are going to capture you. >> considered armed and dangerous and is wanted in several cases including the shooting death of a 34-year-old woman, the carjacking and killing of an elderly couple and setting his exit car on fire. he escaped warren county prison , drew a hole in the cape and propelled down using bedsheets tied together. alluded law enforcement earlier this year for his arrest, but it took two weeks to capture him. this dash cam or video shows what law enforcement caught him back in may in south carolina. as for this manhunt, warn residentssay they are taking every precaution necessary to remain safe. >> i'm going to be sitting here , armed, because i have the right to bear arms and my wife and i both have permits. >>'s early lot of hikers and campers where you are. >> anderson, there are a ton of hikers and campers in this area. the weekend is a part of us, the weather is good

let's get to kailey leinz was busy conducting that interview with senator warren.s a democrat and she speaks highly of the democratic led ftc but it's kind of partisan, that committee is an emblem of that. kailey: exactly, i just returned from capitol hill and i was standing outside the hearing room and democrats i spoke with like senator elizabeth warren had kind words for the ftc chair. republicans, not so much. in the hearing room, the chair has been accused of being a bully with her leadership being a disaster. i spoke to several republican members who sit that suggested she is an ideologue that's politicized in her losing record shows she is pursuing cases that don't actually have the law on their side. there is a lot of glitter schism -- credit -- criticism of her leadership pushing anticompetition agenda. i would note that this is coming as she's trying to fight the fight on the microsoft activision deal. it's the idea that the judge ruled against her in that case. the ftc plans to appeal. when she walked into the hearing room earlier, i asked why she was ap

it was found in the city of warren in the woods.don't get anyone else hurt. don't get yourself hurt. we are going to capture you. >> reporter: burham is considered armed and dangerous and is wanted in several alleged cases, including the shooting death of a 34-year-old woman, a carjacking and kidnapping of an elderly couple, and setting his ex's car on fire. he escaped warren county prison thursday night through a hole in a cage in the gym, repelling down using bed sheets tied together. burham eluded law enforcement earlier this year before his arrest when it took two weeks to catch him. this dash cam video shows when law enforcement caught him in may. warren residents say they're taking every precaution necessary to remain safe. >> until he is captured, i'm going to be sitting here armed because i have the right to bear arms, and my wife and i both have permits. >> what message do police have for anyone going out in the area? >> reporter: anderson, there are a ton of hikers and campers in this area. the weekend is upon us. the weat

warren buffett, i want to say a couple quarters ago, well you know, activision blizzard at the time itht if the merger is supposed to be higher than that, it is 92, he sold it 48 hours ago, do you buy it now? do you buy microsoft? tell me what you're thinking? >> i think actually it is great to play the spread here. it is a defensive way to play the markets right now given the fact that you know you may even have the fed raising rates over the next week. so i think it's important to note that this is just a merger arb play. there is $2.80 left but we think this deal is going to get done. bobby kotick, if he was trying to sell activision to take two that's a no-no, but what they're doing they're selling to microsoft. so there is not really competition as you had in that conversation yesterday. so we think it is a great way to make $2.80 own on the stock and we think the deal gets done. liz: tell me what you think about the nasdaq. it has had an incredible run through the year. now it is down 2%age points. name like alphabet google is very close to session lows here? is it just a matter

wooded areas in the general vip of warren. they believe these sites are associated with him.tinue to ask for tips. the it's marshals have offered a $7500 award, and in warren county, crimestoppers has offered an additional $2,000. officials also say that burham has military training, which can make him even more dangerous. where is he flow? this this is what police had to say about that. >> we have no reason burhamm has left the general area. with that said, we've received continues, and we're thoroughly investigated each. none of them have caused us to change our assessment that he remain in the area. >> he was being held on arson and burglary charges. he's also a suspect in a homicide case. also police in jamestown, new york, said he had a active warrant for rape, and allegedly he kidnapped a local couple in warren county, so a long rap sheet for him. back to you. >> rafael romo, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, "good-bye yellow brick road." elton john says good-bye to touring. that's next. you're live in "cnn newsroom." [announcer] if you're thinking about earning you

warren hern. what. thank you, are from all. thank you so much. there are a lot of people that i love in my life that are here and i thank you for being here. yeah, i think i want to thank you all for being here. thank you. that introduction and i'm honored that you take the time out of your life for the evening to. be here to learn about my book and which, you know, i hope you find interesting. and we're going have a good time. talk about this a little bit. i have so wonderful friends here that i can't call them all out sensei. he mentioned arson mentioned the the clinic that we opened here in 1973. i want to point out, marilyn is here. marilyn was, a member of the board of directors for that clinic. marilyn wanted to stand up for sick. so i want to honor her. she's been with us that time. so. the first thing i'd like to do is to thank the boulder bookstore for sponsoring this event. this is a very, very important event for certainly for me and i and i hope that you all feel that you spent your will in coming to hear this this thing. and so the o

we saw that in the warren new training, so that's why we need to prepare ourselves. now if you're out judge, i'm to be going for some time going to use the drills along with the promise of us support provides comfort, which i'm not too worried. the china has used both diplomatic and military intimidation to what you tie one before. besides one half the support of the united states, while others remained apprehensive, i think a work would really happen, and when it happens, the situation will be quite different from the drill. i feel like everyone is doing their best to be accommodating, but i don't know what it would be like in case we're really happens from the old plan is given and everyone heads back above ground. and while these are the drills for residents of taiwan, never mind to the ever present the threat grooming just across the board to let's take a closer look at these developments. and for that, i'm joined by elizabeth lar, she's a professor of international affairs at the university of mary washington, specializing in china, taiwan relations and there fo