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but jamie has managed to steal back control of the story. she's not a victim of and like the flag planted near the sign, there's a lot of fight left in her. >> all that anybody with als wants is a fair chance. we just want to live the lives we were meant to live. >> reporter: jamie is adamant she is not giving up. she said as long as there is a breath in her body, she is fighting to end als. in san jose, devin feely, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:38, time for a look at what's coming up on cbs mornings. gayle king joins us live from new york. good morning, gayle. >> good morning, amandad. i have it here. cbs news investigates the mysterious havana syndrome, which is blamed for illnesses in the officials around the world. we sit down with a former cia analyst who faces daily health struggles and why she said the u.s. government does not have her backs. >>> we'll be joined by two best selling authors, john grisham and "gone girl" author jillian flynn will read a chapter of her book for the first time onv. >> looking forward thanyoe, s youd. stillahead, p

plus, congressman jamie raskin on the escalation of the doj investigation into january 6th. and how a right wing frenzy killed the combat of online misinformation. the woman who is tasked to lead that effort, nina jankowicz, joins me exclusively, as all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, the biggest worry from last night's primary elections, is that a full out insurrectionist coup plotter is now a stone's throw away from running one of the most important swing states in the country, pennsylvania. his name is doug mastriano, and he's essentially pledged that if the opportunity arises once again to actually successfully pull off a coup, you will be the first in line to do it. right now, he's won the republican gubernatorial primary, pretty handily, about 44% of the vote, about 20 points ahead of his closest competitor in a very crowded field. and so when an avowed ally winds by that kind of margin in the republican primary, we should all take notice. so let's keep in mind, again, trump almost got away with. it the only reason the coup did not wor

tony. >> dokoupil: jamie, thank you. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," monkeypox spreading across the u.s. where new cases have been found. and, donald trump's legal troubles grow. why the former president has to testify under oath. >> dokoupil: to tonight's other top stories. the head of the c.d.c. said today that nine cases of monkeypox have now been confirmed in at least seven different states. they are california, florida, massachusetts, new york, utah, virginia, and washington state. 200 offical cases now all around the world. the disease, we should point out, is spread mostly through contact with skin lesions that develop in people who are infected. a panel of new york judges ruled today that former president trump, his son, donald jr., and daughter ivanka must provide testimony in the state's investigation into his business practices. the judge rejected the former president's argument that the probe is politically motivated. and the state's attorney general says there is evidence the trump organization

congressman jamie raskin is from maryland. he served on the general six committee, and is the lead impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump, for inciting the insurrection. and he joins me now. congressman raskin raskin, my sense is that you can't comment on this sort of stuff, but i'll ask anyway, is the leaked schedule correct? >> hey, chris. well, i'll just say in general, a lot of the leaks, not all of, it has been correct. we are very eager to get going with these hearings. you should know that the hearings are gonna be about the events of january 6th, and the causes thereof, but the whole question of recommendations for policy changes, to fortify ourselves and our institutions against future attacks will come later. so i think they'll be the opportunity for us to have hearings on other aspects on the charge under house resolution 503, after this hearings. >> i saw the news about rudy giuliani, and again, i don't know what you can or cannot confirm. but it is striking to me in some ways, when, as

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jamie: and can it came -- come again, with wave after wave? there are some real openings in shanghai but beijing is under lockdown and so are a lot of other cities. if you look at the property at the property sector data come overnight property sales down 2% year-over-year. you saw property investment down to put 7%, the worst since march 2020. it comes down to the property segment. we have 82 billion property debt outstanding coming due this year. that is a lot of money that has to be paid back. without any stimulus from the pboc, i don't how they will achieve it. alix: what about fiscal? jamie -- damien: we know the 10-year is at 282 here we could ceos go higher. the china u.s. yield differential tracks closely we know what is going on. it would be surprised to see dollar you on at --yuon be a. guy: first time buyers, .2, but that felt more tangible than some of the other action taken. damien: it will not have any material impact, because lowering a funding rate and having people access and borrow is another. if you look at the data over the

however, in a statement released outside court this afternoon, jamie vardy said that wayne rooney was talking nonsense and must be confused. today, coleen rooney's private instagram posts were released by the court for the first time. also revealed were two fake stories coleen rooney created to try and deduce who was looking information about her to the newspapers. she allegedly blocked every account apart from rebekah vardy�*s. days later, the stories appeared in the sun. wayne rooney said he did not know about his wife's online detective work until she posted her accusation. he described the 2.5 years since then as traumatic for coleen rooney, saying he watched her struggle, becoming a different mother, a different wife. so, up until now, it had been the wives giving evidence. today, the husbands came face to face. the va rdys left early while wayne rooney said he cannot wait for the trial to be over so they can all go on with their lives. colin paterson, bbc news, the high court. hello. rain, which has been a feature of the weather today across some western areas, is sweeping eas

we'll start with cbs' jamie yuccas. good evening, jamie. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the president's late-day announcement is the administration's latest move to try and ease the baby formula shortage. more than half of states say they have 40% of formula now out of stock. it's a full court press to ease the stress of frustrated parents. this indiana baby formula facility is operating 24/7 trying to boost its output by 30%. but for many desperate families, the relief will not come fast enough. the federal nutritional service that helps low-income women, infants and children, known as wic, says more than half of the formula in the u.s. is bought by wic families, feeding 1.4 million babies. >> parents are in an incredibly desperate situation. when you don't know how to feed your child, that creates a lot of shame, a lot of guilt. families don't necessarily have the time or resources to go around to five or six different stores. >> reporter: the largest maker, abbott, controls about 40% of infant formula here in the u.s.. the f.d.a. reached an agreement to reopen its lar

jamie said a good thing, strong economy but we have strong clouds. i think that's where we're at is, look, i've been saying this week after week, consumer's got a strong balance sheet. it's what jp morgan was saying yesterday. they say businesses have a strong balance sheet. net interest income marginill go up to 56 billion this year, up from 50 billion at the beginning of the year. interest rates are rising which should be good for banks historically because they make more money on the spreads but also lending is going to be strong this year. if lending will be strong this year that doesn't sound like a recession to me. so i think the bottom line here is we're definitely going to extreme negative territory here. we've been hearing recession talk week after week. i'm not buying it. we almost went to a bear market last week but markets did bounce off the lows last week and now we're down about call it 17% on the s&p 500. but i think it's important to also realize right now, it's like only a couple sectors that are really getting hit hard here, whether

here was congressman jamie raskin's response. >> this is an almost unprecedented step. this is rare for members. what do you say about what that does to the broader workings of the institution? >>, are unprecedented events, so people have asked -- for members of congress in the future, if there are coups and insurrections. and i guess that it does. >> we have got a lot of questions, unfortunately my first guest is the perfect person to answer them, the four mentioned congressman, member of the january six committee, jamie raskin. we appreciate your time, thank you for being with us tonight. >> delighted to be with you. >> let me ask you about this. you have mentioned that you have every reason to believe that a republican member who has been subpoenaed today, the five members, will comply with the committees requests. is that glass half full? or do you believe that to be true? >> it is glass half full. but it is based on probably more than 90% of the people we have been interested in talking to. there are people who have come forward and voluntarily cooperated with the

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the foundation to which jamie and everyone and us all want to implement to have a full force jp morgan. then we can implement things our way. compliance standard, product standard and everything. but you also could mean a partnership. so that is going well. we bought 10% of the wealth management unit and it was a very long-term partner for us. i think it is good that we keep a stake there and then we can collaborate on a lot of things. i think it's just a really good foundation for the retail part of the business, where we ourselves are not elaborately established group stephen: on asset management do expect the deal to happen this year? mark: i hope so. that's the asset management arm of jp morgan. it was already approved last year, so are working with partners to create new products. and we are diverse in wealth management and asset management, two of the strongest growth drivers for activities. all legal entities are important. as you know, we currently own a futures and options companies on the ground. and the internationalization of those contracts. and fixed income in equities ha

jamie yuccas, thank you so much. well, tonight, buffalo, known as the city of good neighbors, said its final good-bye to the first of the victims in the tops supermarket hate-fueled mass shooting. hundreds attended the funeral of 67-year-old heyward patterson. he was assisting a neighbor with groceries when he was killed. tonight, in a network exclusive, we're learning one victim's family intends to fight for justice by going after a major gun manufacturer. here's cbs' jericka duncan. >> reporter: 53-year-old andre macneil was gunned down just after purchasing his three-year- old son's birthday cake. >> he was shot in the neck. and my father was 6'7". there was no missing him. 6'7" >> he had five children, and he. >> he had five children and loved us all. >> reporter: macneil's daughters, leandra elliot and deja brown, still have many questions regarding the accused shooter. >> we're so confused. it's like, how did he get this weapon? and i also blame the people who released him last year. they blamed it on mental he

as jamie said, this was not a decision that was reached lightly. it took the committee a long time to get here, but i think you're seeing across several fronts, this committee as well as the department of justice, you're seeing a slow ratcheting up in processes that we might not have seen previously and i think that goes to the unprecedented nature of the moment we're in and of the things that people around donald trump and that donald trump are alleged to have handled. >> you have important new reporting tonight as you often do. is the justice department, maggie, potentially going after former president trump for the classified documents found at his mar-a-lago estate in florida? >> they're certainly looking at what documents were taken. they are talking to people who were working at the white house and the justice department is talking to people who were working in the white house and who would have visibility as to how the documents got into the residence, how they got taken out of the white house. whether it ends up ultimately impacting former

however, in a statement released outside court this afternoon, jamie vardy said that wayne rooney was talking nonsense and must be confused. today, coleen rooney's private instagram posts were released by the court for the first time. also revealed were two fake stories coleen rooney created to try and deduce who was looking information about her to the newspapers. she allegedly blocked every account apart from rebekah vardy�*s. days later, the stories appeared in the sun. wayne rooney said he did not know about his wife's online detective work until she posted her accusation. he described the 2.5 years since then as traumatic for coleen rooney, saying he watched her struggle, becoming a different mother, a different wife. so, up until now, it had been the wives giving evidence. today, the husbands came face to face. the va rdys left early while wayne rooney said he cannot wait for the trial to be over so they can all go on with their lives. colin paterson, bbc news, the high court. now is there life on mars? that's what nasa's rover is trying to uncover on the red planet, as persev

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reporter jamie chambers has more. >> last wednesday, flashing lights in an abandon chp vehicle. and then just to see the office on the floor. i knew that something bad was happening as lily a slowdown. flora burger was already out of the car, diving into the struggle for a gun that it already shot. chp officer tony pacheco in the leg is kind of what it was like kind of like right here in the middle that although the on the legs. >> and the suspicious has full hands of the saint. on the same hand right here now, flora and another driver were forced to fight. 25 year-old you. how do all pushing for that, carol? and i can a whole him. another guy went to that. but police officer because he was needed just to see the officer in pain. >> see him like his he was already fail for overdose. as do a student from ucsd was struggling attempting to break free driving came to help me. and then writing from that. he's facing the he says, i don't care, just do it for a works for the local 6, 1, 9 carpenters union and his colleagues have been praising his quick capable actions in the face of re

there is also newly released video of what happened as he fought off the alleged attacker reporter jamie chambers has more. >> last wednesday, flashing lights in an abandon chp vehicle. and then just to see the office on the floor. i that something bad was happening as lily a slowdown. flora burger was already out of the car, diving into the struggle for a gun that it already shot. chp officer tony pacheco in the leg is kind of what it was like kind of like right here in the middle that although the on the legs. >> and the suspicious has full hands of the saint. on the same hand right here now, flora and another driver were forced to fight. 25 year-old you. how do all pushing for that, carol? and i close trento a whole him. another guy went to that. but police officer because he made and just to see the officer in pain. >> see him like his he was already fail for overdose. as do a student from ucsd was struggling attempting to break free driving came to help me. and then writing from that. he's facing the he says, i don't care, just do it for a works for the local 6, 1, 9 carpenters unio

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jamie mccloud skinner is an accomplished candidate she ran for another organ house districts in 2018 per performed very well relative to the partisanship they interviewed a couple of months ago. she has a compelling case to make however she is up against the weight of the democratic establishment in d.c. which is supporting schrader. one of the primary argument is the position on the modest squad or the moderate nine are unbreakable mind, that was a thorn and democratic leadership side last year about "build back better" in the infrastructure bill, his position on some of the pti prescription drug bills. those are no longer in the news anymore. while those were the dominant story in the fall back when jamie launched her campaign, there's other things on voters minds and now so she is having to work really hard to reintroduce those issues at the most salient ones in the primary. it's always an uphill battle to oust an incumbent inn congress. >> wanted test jacobs any congressional race in the country in a year end the redistricting has made a lot of changes. i dare to find when he doe

. >> let me just ask you about jamie. beautiful jamie. she was gunned down. you confronted floor senator marco rubio then at a cnn town hall, calling for an assault weapons ban, which expired in 2004. let's watch. >> if i believe that law would have prevented this from happening, i would support it. i want to explain to you why it would not. >> senator rubio, my daughter, running down the hallway was shot in the back with an assault weapon. the weapon of choice. it is too easy to get. it's a weapon of war. the fact that you can't stand with everybody in this building and say that, i'm sorry. >> former president trump has confirmed i'm told that he will be at that nra meeting on friday in texas. >> that's who they are. listen, the amazing thing about that clip with rubio, i wasn't even calling for a ban. i was calling for him to acknowledge, we need to make it harder. i just wanted him to use the word gun. he wouldn't even do that. you know, andrea, just maybe, maybe it's time for us to acknowledge that there is a common theme here. there's a block of people i

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let's talk bank stocks they're soaring after jpmorgan jamie dimon told investors monday that he'd meet a key performance target this year and possibly even exceed it next year citi, however, under pressure after credit suisse downgraded that from neutral to outperform. the analyst thinks there is limited upside after the 12% rally over the last two weeks. you can read that analyst call on cnbc pro. leslie picker joins me right now. some mixed messages for the baj stocks lately. even as they get a downgrade, jane fraser was on the network this week calling bank stocks unlds undervalued and that was one of the catalysts too along with jamie. >> there's a lot of cross currents in terms of news. citi's main run was fueled by the disclosure by berkshire hathaway that it had taken a $3 billion stake in citi. on top of on monday jpmorgan increased its guidance in terms of net interest income which is an important profitability metric for banks like citi and jpmorgan they're helped by higher interest rates and the market had really been trying to assess kind of the push and pull between higher

jamie. she's my daughter's age. and all the things that we did, all the things that families and kids who are graduating across the country, jamie would have -- jamie would have gone, she was my daughter's age. i think she would have graduated this year, maybe last year, maybe this year. but the human toll of this, and again, as president biden said, i thought he did an extraordinary job last night. and i really do, i feel sorry for those who actually saw that and were actually forced to say something really shitty about him after he did it. i mean, if that's how they make their money, that really -- makes me really sad for them. that they have that dark of a soul. that they're that twisted. but they did. all over the internet. all over tv. just twisted people. but as president biden said last night, the carnage, not only -- this american carnage -- yeah, donald, you got that one right. this is american carnage brought on by you and your party. president biden was right. this impacts not just the parents in the most

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jamie space. ouch is era devil's speaking? wild economic form. the head of the world food program describe the critical need to get ukranian products to market were facing the worst humanitarian crisis says war to just when you think it couldn't get any worse over a year ago. you had ethiopia than you had at kansas then. and then the bread basket of the world. this now got the longest bread lands of the world. and so now, because of this crisis, we're taking food from the hungry to give to the starving is absolutely a crisis mode. what do you think is going to happen when you take a nation that normally grows enough food to feed 400000000 people? and you sideline that, what do you think's going to happen? so look what you see in sri lanka, indonesia, peru, pakistan. i could keep going on. that is only a sign of things to come. and so over the next 10 to 12 months, we probably will have a significant, as we are having a pricing problem, is a perfect storm within a perfect storm. if we don't get the port of odessa open is only going to compound our

and the gambia is to prosecute former president via jamie and his allies for crimes committed during his rule. ah, young students and their families are getting grief counseling after the worst my shoe shooting in the us in a decade 19 primary age children from the same class in 2 teachers have been killed in the town of valentine, texas. but he say the attacker barricaded himself in the classroom and shot at people indiscriminately. he is later killed by police. rob reynolds begins, are coverage with this report. ah, a shocking act of violence as ripped, yet another american town into pieces. an 18 year old gunman stormed an elementary school. and while they texas tuesday afternoon and opened fire. as the news spread frantic, parents waited to find out if their children were safe on. nobody's telling me anything. always telling me make telling me anything. and one of the parents were saying that there's kids possibly held at the funeral, and that's what brought me over here to find out what's going on. the unthinkable details began to emerge salvador or romeus, an 18 year old male w

-jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. here the times shows we are following for you right now. parts of the southeast are cleaning up today after a line of strong storms and one tornado swept through. you can see a severe storm in arkansas knocked down electrical transmission towers and wiped out power. in north carolina, a tornado destroyed several homes and a distribution center. so far, no reports of injuries. the man who police say attacked dave chappelle pleaded not guilty to four misdemeanors yesterday. the judge ordered isaiah lead to state 100 yards away from chappelle and anywhere he performs. his attorney says that he broke his arm during the onstage struggle with security. the bond was set at $30,000. in just a few hours, the kentucky derby will take off at churchill louisville. it comes after the doping center scandal that -- today will be the first time in three years that the race will have a full crowd of spectators. our state correspondent will be breaking it down for you on nbc

-jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. i wanted to show my children what our country stands for, we believe in what we believe. this is the place where it all happens. when are you most concerned about hearing? about the decision that came down from the supreme court? or that would potentially come down? >> having two children i actually didn't used to feel, confirm that i was pro-choice. after having two children myself, i believe it's a woman's choice. i'm concerned people are gonna have to find their own way to do that. >> why did having children make you recognize where you stand? >> because your body becomes somebody else's space. you have to give it everything over to another person. that's the choice that only another person should be able to make. >> on this mother's day's weekend, a mother i talked to on the supreme court about the fight ahead and wet it will teach her children -- it's important to look at how we got here. the landmark decision that protected the very rights that the su

jamie, thanks so much. joining us now is a member of the january 6th select committee, congresswoman zoe from california. this is a major step and a major change for the committee in trying to compel testimony from fellow members of congress. what are you hoping to learn from them? >> well, as we outlined in our letter sent to each of the members, we have other information that we've gathered. that leads us to believe they have information of various sorts. for example, mr. mccarthy speaking to the president. for example, mr. perry involved with trying to install jeffrey clark as the a.g. and and mr. jordan talking to the president and mr. biggs in the planning meetings and the like. we had hoped they would come in simply with the invitation, and they have not done so. the committee didn't do this lightly. we thought about it and talked about it for a long time. but we really think we need them to come in. so we have issued subpoenas, and you would think that they would want to shed some light on what happe

jamie dimon been at the helm of jp morgan since 2006 and steered the bank through not only the financial crisis but also the recovery afterwards. and he's helped jp morgan grow into the largest u.s. bank by assets. so what happens now, the vote is nonbinding. the board says they will take into account investor feedback. this is a space to continue to watch, john. >> yeah. certainly there's been some push back about just the sheer size of ceo's compensation packages. interesting this is a step against that. cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, live from london. thank you for all of that. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," we'll have more of president biden's comments from buffalo as he addresses racial ideology and calls out those using major platforms to spread it. "way too early" will be right back. will be right back like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've h

also among the star-studded crowd, jamie foxx, who rushed to help security. tmz video showing foxx and chappelle on stage together to close the show. >> whenever you're in trouble, jamie foxx will show up in a sheriff's hat. >> reporter: tonight, chappelle's rep releasing a statement, saying, "as unfortunate and unsettling as the incident was, chappelle went on with the show." adding, "chappelle is fully cooperating with the active police investigation into this incident." and david, it's unclear how lee got that knife inside the hollywood bowl. his bail's been set at $30,000. and the district attorney here in l.a. will decide in the next few days what charges he'll face. david? >> kaylee hartung tonight. kaylee, thank you. >>> now to the nationwide manhunt for that escaped murder suspect and a corrections officer in alabama. authorities now say sureillance shows officer vicky white and inmate casey white, of course, no relation, in a patrol car eight minutes after leaving the jail, heading for their getaway car. the sheriff now says the two were romantically

francine: jamie dimon yesterday told me there is still a 30% chance of this moving off. jay powell assuring americans that policymakers will do whatever it takes to curb surging inflation. investors took heart that he also pushed back against a larger 75 basis point increase with stocks nudging their largest rally for of the day in a decade. >> the biggest issue is inflation and it is going to be more vulgar rest in terms of it is not a more hawkish fed. they put themselves in this position on this issue. >> an important point they were trying to emphasize, that they are trying to say that there is no -- he said it explicitly -- there is no conflict between the labor market and inflation. >> going back to the 1930's we have never been able to reduce inflation by more than 2.5 percentage went without introducing -- percentage points without introducing a recession. >> i expected 55 to be on the table but he took it off the table. >> i don't think he should have taken 75 off the table. francine: let's get into the key market drivers with kristine aquino. the markets verdic

>> i do like jamie dimon i would be a fader of this stock. i should say back to january, it's made a series of lower lows, lower highs. you could make the case that in if last couple of days, it actually broke out of that downward trend line but if i think we're going to recession, less loan demand, less activity for banks. wouldn't be consistent if i was a trader of jpmorgan if i think the economy is going to have less growth going forward. so i'm a fader >> on to netflix up 4% in may bonawyn? >> i'm fading this one i realize this is probably the cheapest you've had the opportunity to buy this stock arguably ever. 17 times forward and two and a half, three times price to sales. i just don't see a compelling reason technically below 50, below 20, a day moving averages are to put money to work and catch this falling knife their new ad model is coming in. a declining ad type of spin situation. i just don't see the reason to deploy capital and in fact, i may regret that. >> tim >> i regret buying it after the first downgrade. so i'm in it for ha

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also among the star-studded crowd, jamie foxx, who rushed to help security. tmz video showing foxx and chappelle on stage together to close the show. >> whenever you're in trouble, jamie foxx will show up in a sherriff's hat. >> reporter: tonight, chappelle's rep releasing a statement saying, "as unfortunate and unsettling as the incident was, chappelle went on with the show." adding, "chappelle is fully cooperating with the active police investigation into this incident." and david, it's unclear how lee got that knife inside the hollywood bowl. the district attorney here in l.a. will decide in the next few days what charges he'll face. david? >> kaylee hartung tonight. kaylee, thank you. >>> now to the nationwide manhunt for that escaped murder suspect and a corrections officer in alabama. authorities now say surveillance shows officer vicky white and inmate casey white, of course, no relation, in a patrol car eight minutes after leaving the jail, heading for their getaway car. the sheriff now says the two were romantically involved. security video from the

johnson is expected to make a statement in parliament shortly about the report that's called over to jamie hall who live for us in london. this was a highly anticipated report. and the details have emerged. what are we learning from it so far? yes, this has been months in the coming. it was november last year that the 1st reports emerged of a party having taken place during lockdown in downing street december last year. was the 1st apology made by boris johnson in parliament. and then the long wait for the su gray report, the report by that senior civil servant that was interrupted, of course, by a police investigation into the matter. $126.00 fines were handed out to $83.00 figures in government, including boris johnson, himself and richard soon at the treasury secretary. well, finally, the report he's out for his johnson is about to be questioned in parliament about it before making a statement, a little late to his flavor of what she had to say to remember, there was an interim report in january. this builds a little on that, su grace, as i've already commented on what i found to be fai

jamie, are you surprised by this move? >> reporter: you know, there's been a lot of talk about it. i think there were a lot of people who thought they were not going to do this. this is as ryan just said, it is a political tsunami. my understanding is that it is unprecedented to subpoena fellow members of congress. there are times when someone might be called in front of the ethics committee, but this is as ryan said, a very aggressive move. you have to ask a couple of questions. practically, will it change anything? will these subpoenas matter to these five republican members? or are they going to ignore it? will they be enforceable? you have to wonder whether the committee is doing this to make a point that they went as far as they could, or do they have some information that one or more of these five members might be willing to testify? that a member to going to say i am not going to defy a congressional subpoena, but so they want the cover of the subpoena which we've talked about. but the political fallout of this is huge, because if the polls are correct, and the republicans t

ceo jamie dimon taking a pragmatic approach saying that the u.s. economy is strong, but he did concede, there are big storm clouds, as the federal reserve hikes interest rates and begins slimming down its bloated balance sheet. shares bouncing off the 18-month low they hit on friday, look at that, this is the one week chart you'll see what happened on friday, as the bank today raised its out look for net interest income and also reversed course saying, it can now hit a 17% return on tangible common equity this year. back in january, they remember the bank said it be really difficult for it to accomplish that but now they say bring it on we can do it. citi, bank of america, goldman sachs grabbing on to the jpmorgan bumper for a solid ride , 6.5% gain for bank of america and goldman sachs is jumping about 4% but you know, today's bump has not forced the bears to retreat their clues as investors continue to side- eye the federal reserve ahead of its june meeting. the big question is, will it continue on its current rate hike route or will it cave in l

maryland congressman jamie raskin, member of the judiciary committee unconstitutional scholar. sir, thank you very much for being here. i know as a change goes quickly with you tonight. i appreciate you reading the opinion and joining us on such short notice. >> thank you rachel, we'll take a rain check on january six. >> indeed, love you back soon, sir, thank you. neil joins us now. he said during the long administration. neil, as nice as you tonight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we've been absorbing this developing news as it has happened. we've only had this information for about an hour now. let me ask you if anything you've heard us discussing seems wrong to you, or if you think we missed anything important and terms of the implications here. it's obviously stunning for court watchers and for those of us thinking about the structure of the government to have a draft opinion like this leaked from the supreme court. but then there's also the substance of this opinion says as congressman raskin was explaining, there which appears to be a opening the door for ban

line. >> thank you very much, jamie. >> and we're also learning details about the man who died in the southern california church shooting. police say he's a hero for what he did to save the lives of others. >> kimberly chang has the story. >> he sacrificed himself. so that others could live. that irony in that church is not lost on me. >> 52 year-old doctor john chiang of laguna niguel died a hero according to witnesses after others had been shot. he took it upon himself. to charge across the room and to do everything he could to disable the assailant. >> without the actions of doctor chang. it is no doubt that there be numerous additional victims in this crime. oc sheriff donald barnes said many of those who attended the church luncheon sunday were elderly. the gather to honor a former pastor of the irvine taiwanese presbyterian church in a space shared with the geneva presbyterian church. other parishioners got involved, pastor threw a chair at the subject and they were able to render him >> subdued and tied him 4 others before law enforcement able to arrive on scene. officials say

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jamie, whose father all disappeared in 2005, their relatives accused the former ruler of killing them. always been a victim of interest to appearances. i know how it feels, and today it has been very emotional for me, especially when be said, you're going to support families that haven't seen them is they did the remains of their loved ones, the government. i'm sure they would look for the the but isn't it was i'm give them back to their families. i know it's going to be a very long process and a very draining one put at math. i'm considering the like a forensic experts. she isn't putting all hopes in finding that i mean, so for our family, any time soon. of the $256.00 recommendations where the truth reconciliation and repulsion commission. only 2 are rejected by the government. one of them is that equipment is one again, some judges that came to the gambia from other countries under your solving over to the city. so these are foreign georgia's where characterized by the commission as massena, the judges. but the government's position on former president, dia jamie, is what drew much

struggling to survive victims await government action on crimes committed under the rule of the i, jamie, in the gambia. and in for something you may not see again for a very long time more from the n b. a payoff plays ending this out, please. ah now is the cuter atlantic air battling the warm sunshine of late may? the sun shines winning, but only after a day of rough dropped temperatures because you sears, these frontal systems marching through northern central and eastern europe not to the temperature back from boston. extraordinary warming conditions to back down to normal, but in between, you get up to 1920 mark from the breeze falls up afterward. so significant, right, i think today in poland, thunderstorm probably over the alps and something trying to form near the valley. eric's in the western mediterranean, it actually is weather was weather has been recently now to the see the southwestern part of spain and around italy where the son's been shot in quite hum, also ran some of the balkan states. so that's the picture that this afternoon if it's not sharon, you could be this halt.

jamie, good morning. >> good morning. president biden along with the first lady are expected to arrive here in buffalo shortly before 10 o'clock to meet with grieving family members and community members. after that tragic mass shooting that took place at the top supermarket behind me here in buffalo. >> we must all work together, address to hate. there remains a stain on the soul of america. the president will be greeted by governor kathy hochul, who is expected to unveil new legislation to close loopholes in new york state's gun safety laws. actually, that does in all side window meme >> helpless people didn't have a gun to shoot back around 02:30pm, in the afternoon on saturday, 18 year-old payton gendron according to police, drove several hours across the state and opened fire first in the parking lot of the grocery store before going inside. police say a total of 13 people were shot. most of them african-american, 10 of them died. investigators in the city's mayor say the deadly attack was racially motivated. >> this

fast statistic and barbaric the former president and stephen miller wanted to get, tonight congressman jamie raskin on the revelations. and rudy giuliani's no-show in his refusal to comply with the january six committee. plus >> did you advocated president trump pro's martial law as a way to remain in power? >> i don't recall. >> what today's ruling in the marjorie taylor greene case means for her campaign with the attorney who took her to court and as democrats an activist organize these are the people legislating what happens inside a woman's body. >> shame on all of you. shame on you killing babies. your murderers -- >> all in starts right now. good evening everyone from new york i'm i men mueller did in for chris hayes, it's been form -- model trump left the white house, and just one we thought we knew everything about how dangerous, how unhinged, or how downright stupid this man and his administration were along comes another book. this time by this man, mark asper, he was trump second secretary of defense and as you probably last heard of him back in 2020 when trump fired him on twitte

-jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. >> let's go now to alabama, where the fbi is joining the search for an accused killer who escape from jail and the female corrections officer is also missing. nbc's maggie vests joining us now with all on this. maggie, what can you tell us? it is quite a mystery at this point. >> alex, good morning. it is quite a mystery. as you said, the fbi joining the search as well as the atf and even the secret service. they're calling this now a nationwide manhunt. the u.s. marshals even offering a 10,000 dollar reward for info that leads to an arrest of accused killer casey white. meanwhile, the local sheriff in alabama pointing out this and made and his deputy have been missing since friday morning. and, truly, could be anywhere. >> the search crowds for an accused killer and the corrections officer who walked him out of an alabama jail. lauderdale county authorities in the fbi conducting a nationwide search to find 38 year old casey white and deputy vicky white. th

. >> reporter: comedian jamie foxx and chris rock were there. rock delivered a punch line more than a month in the making. >> was that will smith? >> reporter: police have not offered a motive for last night's attack. >> i do not know or understand at this point that this was a targeted event. >> reporter: last night was the latest high profile attack on a comedian. curtis shaw-flagg recently tightened security at the laugh factory in chicago after an audience member attempted to rush the stage. is it that people can't take jokes any more? >> more and more people are taking it very personally and really responding and in a way that i never imagined. >> reporter: chappelle has recently generated intense criticism over several jokes about transgender people, but has not formally apologized. lilia luciano, cbs news, los angeles. >> garrett: now to a problem facing far too many americans, drug addiction. without treatment it can have deadly consequences. u.s. health officials say on average nearly 300 people die every day from a drug overdose. in to