sydney, i'll make this easy. tariq, benedict, you guys can sit here >> tariq: okay >> jimmy: sydney, you can sit here [ talking over each other it's a fun thing we didn't really talk last night. >> i know. >> jimmy: even though we were at the same -- so we saved up, and now we're not going to talk now, either. >> we're on the same - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go what number do you think [ audience yells ] okay, here we go come on. [ cheers and applause >> oh, no. oh, no >> jimmy: we got this. we have this, okay >> okay. [ light laughter ] this is not a good start >> jimmy: no, it is. we have this ready? >> okay. >> jimmy: sydney, here we go >> play -- house - play [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that isn't even the clue this means tv. >> okay, sorry >> jimmy: all right. >> tv. one word first -- "euphoria?" [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's how we do it. that's how we do it. didn't - >> wow >> jimmy: yeah, wow. >> wow wow, okay. >> tariq: that was awesome >> jimmy: so, you get "dr. strange," t

a decommissioned coal-fired power station in the heart of sydney. phasing out coal is a key demand of the climate kids. in australia, the controversy over adani's carmichael coal mine fuels the debate. jean: our three major goals are, firstly, for no new sources of fossil fuels, including the adani mine; full renewable energy and exports by 2030; and for a just transition and job creation for all fossil fuel-employed workers and communities. ♪♪♪ female announcer: more than 2,000 businesses are backing school students around the country who will strike today to demand more action against climate change. barbara: the day before she departs for new york, jean heads out for one more protest. jean: oh my god, hey! female: hello. barbara: she's mc of a sydney student strike, part of a national and international day of action. all: what do we do? stand up, fight back. our future is under attack. jean: it is 100% youth-led. we do have adults involved occasionally for, say, some logistical work, but all the decisions are made by young people and the va

shery: paul allen joining us from sydney. we will get more on that final result of that survey with the think tank's leader. she will join us next week when the findings are released in full. haidi: we have an update when it comes to leadership, the search for agl's new ceo. the selection process for a new chair is well advanced. this coming as we saw the energy ceo departing the company as it abandoned its merger plans. that merger did not have sufficient support. on those decisions, we saw the ceo depart his role as chairman and also the ceo stepping down. we are now hearing from agl that the search for the new leadership is underway in the global way for the ceo. that the selection process is advanced. all of this, of course, coming back on the pressure of the activist shareholder in terms of pushing for an acceleration of the green energy transition. coming up, we get more on recession warnings from jay powell. . he admits that a soft landing will be very challenging to land , with our next guest, next. this is bloomberg.

thursday sydney time. qantas is asking head office employees to step into front-line roles to support ground staff as the airline struggles to keep up with resurge in travel demand. so how severe is the labor market situation when it comes to qantas? paul: it is severe. we have travel almost back to pre-pandemic levels but staffing is nowhere near close to that. ground handling staff in particular are stretched in sydney, melbourne, and brisbane, and the school holiday peak is approaching at the end of the month. qantas sent in emailed to its staff titled, airport's peak contingency plan, which sounds very formal, but contained a plea saying literally, we need your help. it is asking for volunteers to come join the frontline, handing out water bottles to cueing passengers, tracking down lost baggage, helping out with security checks, that sort of thing. it did something similar last time there was a travel peak in easter. shery: what about the airports, how are they coping? paul: also not particularly well

haidi: richard wagoner here in sydney. coming up, tensions escalating between china and us really is a new government as the accusations over an incident over the south china sea. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching daybreak australia. we start with the world bank that has flashed its global growth outlook, citing a flesh and prices and the war in ukraine. the lender expects the world economy to grow 2.9% in 2022, down from its april forecast. officials say accelerating inflation and falling growth have raised concerns the global economy is entering a time of stagflation that could persist for years. bloomberg has learned the biden administration is proposing a plan to wean the u.s. off of russian uranium imports. the white house is pushing lawmakers to support the plan with officials from the energy department meeting with congressional staff to plead their case. it would boost uranium purchases from domestic producers. two u.s. senators have introduced ambition -- and ambitious bills to boost cryptocurrency regula

more on a very >>> finally here at 3:00, a very colorful sight in sydney, australia. a thousand people formed a human pride flag outside the famous opera house there. it was to mark the anniversary of the first sydney gay and lesbian mardi gras which started in 1978. next year, sydney will host world pride and they will have more than 300 events around the city. that's it for kpix 5 news at 3:00. cbs evening news is next, and we will be back with more local news at 5:00. streaming ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, we're here at the supreme court where history is unfolding. after nearly 50 years, the nation's highest court overturns "roe v. wade," taking away the constitutional right to an abortion. reaction tonight across america. >> the supreme court is illegitimate! >> o'donnell: protests and ce rights become a central iss

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new zealand's prime minister jacinda ardern and is in sydney for talks. how permanently will china's -- how permanently will china's ties in the area feature vstoxx question mark paul: china and australia -- how prominently will china's ties in the region feature in these talks? paula: china and australia have a history of making connections. new zealand has so far been much more diplomatic in its dealings with beijing and managed to avoid that, however, prime minister jacinda ardern issued a joint statement with u.s. president joe biden earlier this month expressing concern about how it chinese military base in the pacific could upset the strategic balance. that led to a thinly veiled threat from china's ambassador in washington about new zealand squandering its repetition in beijing. . so there is plenty of common ground there. shery: despite the long history of common ground that you mentioned, any points of friction between australia and new zealand at this point? paul: there are very real areas of disagreement, particularly around deportations . this

would she believe sydney's explanation? >> you were the one person who could have stopped this nightmare. you are the one person who could have intervene, who could have called law enforcement when richie wilder left her home. you are the one person who could have spared angela wilder's life. you chose not to do so. i am here by remanding you to the north dakota department of corrections and rehabilitation as to count one conspiracy to commit murder, to a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. >> life without parole. that was kind of a shocker in the courtroom that day, in fact, wasn't it? >> it was a surprise but, i mean, it's certainly, in my mind, well deserved. >> were you surprised? >> this judge is known for hearts and seeing, particularly where children are implicated. >> they certainly were in this one. >> absolutely. >> for cindy, not a flinch. from her sister? >> it almost feels like a death of someone in the family. everything changed. at least before, there was some sort of hope that, e

let's head to sydney now and get the first word news with paul allen. paul: rba governor philip lowe says he expect the central bank board to discuss a rate increase of 25 or 50 basis points at their july meeting, but he told an audience in sydney that market pricing for a cash rate near 4% by year's end is not particularly likely. he says inflation may inflate to 7% in the final quarter and will only ease early in 2023. >> in that meeting, in the minutes you will see we discussed the possibility of a 25 basis point increase or a 50. in the end, we decided on a 50 basis point increase. i would expect we would have the same discussion again at the next meeting. paul: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says his nation is facing an historic week as the european union's 27 member states decide whether to approve its bid to become a candidate. all member states must agree. they'll reach a decision later this week. israel is heading for its fifth election in less than four years, with the fractious ruling coalition headed by prime minister naftali bennet

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>> i'm sydney prescott. of course i have a gun. >> it looks like the upcoming "scream 6" will be minus one scream queen. actress neve campbell who plays sydney prescott says she will pass on the next installment. she cited a pay dispute saying the offer presented to me did not equate to the value i have br lightning. >>> and u.p.s. delivered a dream come true to a 7-year-old boy in sacramento. drew bausman loves u.p.s. and his mother says drew, who has down syndrome, sees their work as delivering joy. he thanks the -- and thanks to u.p.s., drew got to deliver some joy himself, to his school yesterday in a mini truck. >> this little kid, who would do anything that anybody asked freely, and we get a call from this lovely corporation, willing to do something like this for us. and it's just everything. >> drew, along with the u.p.s. driver, delivered some packages to his first grade class. >>> coming up only on "cbs mornings" oprah will reveal the next selection for oprah's book club and we'll speak with the aut

meanwhile, sydney powell, you mentioned sydney powell. her video statement talking about how it was landslide victory for trump, that is still on the republican committee's feed. >> and worse than that, it references hugo chavez from the grave changing votes in michigan and georgia, wherever. it's ludicrous we haven't seen across the board denunciations of the grifters. i think that speaks to a bigger problem with politics that we have all talked about, but getting through this moment now, we're seeing a pretty effective establishment of the that just the nonsense we have been through the last couple years. >> have you talked to the january 6th committee about your work and your takeaways and what needs to be done to make sure that they, whoever tried to do this in 2020 can't do it successfully in 2024? >> well, i interviewed with the committee back in december voluntarily. i have been pretty forthright and forthcoming about the things we did and my views on the kind of state apparel of elections. i think you saw a number of witnesses tod

cat: sydney earle is a clinical supervisor for the interpt program. sydney: we work with a family in their home right, where they're comfortable, and identifying t root of whatever the problems may be and figuring out how to collaboratively solve those together. cat: one of the first steps for families, locking everything up in their homes that could be potentially dangerous. so this is your lockbox? peggy: yes. and this is -- everything i need is all down in here. when i need to peel the potatoes or get a pair of scissors or -- i have to unlock the box. and i have another one over there. it has got some stuff in it. cat: peggy patrick admits this initially felt a little bit invasive. peggy: but it's worth it. it's worth it to keep your kids safe. >> let me just get this situated in our system. then i will get some information from you, ok? is he currently safe right now? cat: youth villages funds its crisis hot line through the tennessee department of mental health. and for many families like jackie's, these intensive in-home services are funded thro

i am howdy stroud-watts in sydney. annabelle: i am annabelle droulers in hong kong. we are counting down to asia's market open. shery: from new york, i am shery ahn. the top stories this hour, markets betting that the fed is set to move more forcefully to stamp out inflation, with a bigger rate hike than previously anticipated. haidi: the selloff in u.s. stocks and bonds and testify as investors fear that the fed's approach may lead to inflation. shery: and hong kong's chief executive to bloomberg that a stronger vaccination drive could have prevented covid deaths. >> henry adopted more aggressive measures at the very beginning and protected the elderly better, especially the elderly homes, then perhaps we would have seen a lower number of deaths. shery: u.s. futures are higher at the open of asian session, this after the s&p 500 saw a fifth consecutive session of losses. anxiety ahead of the fed's decision on wednesday. bear market markets traditionally take a longer time to rebound. we are in the fourth beer market in the last 20 years. in the last two, we had to w

music gliding through sydney hedge, the sleek liner brings her majesty the queen and the duke of edinburgh to the threshold of australia. she arrived at the shores of sydney in 1954, becoming the first reigning british monarch to visit australia. with her husband, the late prince philip, by her side, canberra was one of the many cities she visited on her historic commonwealth tour. for four nights this week, old parliament house and the new building that replaced it as the seat of government are being bathed in purple, as well as dozens of other landmarks across the country. the queen made her last trip to australia in 2011. in total, she visited 16 times. there is a growing sense that australia will inevitably become a republic one day. just this week, the new government appointed an official to start looking at this transition. but the queen's popularity is still going strong here. you can certainly feel the respect and admiration for the head of state as the country marks her 70 years on the throne. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, canberra. and those are the main stories. do stay with us here

let's get the first word news with paul allen in sydney. paul: the ecb president christine lagarde reiterated policymaker's plans to raise interest rates in july and september to fight rising inflation. speaking to a european parliament committee, she also said work is underway on a crisis talk for the euro region, without giving details on how it is supposed to function. she told lawmakers she is confident the economy can keep expanding. >> russia's unjustified aggression towards ukraine is severely affecting the euro economy and there is still high uncertainty. but the conditions are in place for the economy to continue to grow and recover further over the medium term. paul: russia has overtaken saudi arabia as china's top oil supplier. that is as beijing continued to snap up russian energy products last month including a record quantity of crude worth nearly $7.5 billion. the increase comes as the wharton ukraine continues at other buyers shy away from russia's shipments. chinese demand also improved as virus restrictions loosened. the o

i was always in sydney doing meetgs or presentations for tiktok, and i just wasn't there. and when i would come to school, i would have no idea what we're doing 'cause, you know, i've been away for heaps of days. rory: no worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. daniel: school, you can go back and do it at tafe. you can go back anytime and do it if you need it, but you may never get this opportunity again. so, we just thought it was worth leaving school and pursuing all the business opportunities while they were there for her. roryno worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. avani: how do you feel about the fact that 5 million people are watching her content? daniel: oh, it's incredible. it's even--when she goes live. there was a time she went live, and she had 22,000 people watching her in her room, and i just--i, sort of, my mind goes back to elton john concert here, and she had more people watching her than we had at that elton john concert. and kind of, "wow, that's happening in my daughter's bedroom at the moment." it was a bit, yeah, different. da♪

but when the sydney morning herald gave her two days to comment on her new relationship with a woman, which was about to report, rebel decided to out herself. —— which it was about to report, rebel decided to out herself. the star, known for her roles in bridesmaids and pitch perfect, announced to her instagram followers that she'd found her disney princess. this did not impress the columnist for the sydney morning herald, who complained that rebel had gazumped the story. he went on to say that her choice to ignore their enquiries and, in the process, spoil the herald's script was underwhelming. —— the herald's scoop was underwhelming. the paper's reporting sparked a fierce online backlash and a heated response from lgbtiq+ campaigners, who say it's unacceptable to put pressure on people to come out. and then, there was this reaction from the star, describing it as a "very hard situation" and thanking followers for their comments. a stonewall spokesperson said, "coming out is a deeply "personal decision. "whether, when and how to come out should be decided "by the individual e

but when the sydney morning herald gave her two days to comment on her new relationship with a woman, which was about the report, everyone decided to out herself. the star, known for herself. the star, known for her roles in bridesmaids and pitch perfect, announced to her instagram followers that she had found her disney princess. this did not impress the columnist for the sydney morning herald, who complained that rebel had gazumped the story. he went on to say that a choice to ignore their enquiries and in the process spoil the herald�*s script was underwhelming. the paper�*s reporting sparked a fierce online backlash and heated response lgbtiq+ campaigners, who say it is unacceptable to put pressure on people to come out. and then, there was this reaction from the star, describing it as very hard situation and thanking followers their comments. a stonewall spokesperson said coming out is a deeply personal decision. whether, when and how to come out should be decided by the individual entirely on their terms. emily brown, bbc news. broadway stars have been enjoying a night of gl

thank you for your time, doctor sydney. - borisjohnson has said a " transformation" in his character is "not going to happen" after two by—election defeats led to calls for change. the prime minister was asked to respond to yesterday's resignation of the conservative party chairman, 0liver dowden, over the election results. 0ur political correspondent, tony bonsignore, joins me. tony, good to see you. how much of hit was this the borisjohnson? i hit was this the boris johnson? i think the conservative party, tory mps are still ultimately trying to work out what those two big by—election defeats mean for them and their chances of being re—elected at the next general election. certainly, the 0liver dowden resignation did has made this a wider conversation and, yet again, through the spotlight on boris johnson and his leadership. undeniably, there mps that are not happy with boris johnson's formance as leader and that controversy over party gate but there are some who i think would like borisjohnson to lead them into the next election. who? there are some who are saying that he ca

the market opens in sydney, seoul, and tokyo are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." we are counting down to asia budget is major market opens. we continue to see concerns about the state of the global economy, oecd cutting the rate forecast following world bank. he will get more insight about the extent of external demand from china trade numbers today. haidi: these inflation-stagflation fears continue, upside when it comes to the chinese economy, we are watching details on commodities demand. let's get you to annabelle. >> steadily setting up for a fairly choppy obit bit when we get to the start of trade with japan, south korea, and australia in just a few moments. cash treasury markets opening now, so holding above the 3% level following a fairly soft option for 10 year treasury. the yield differential we are continuing to see between the u.s. and japan playing into yen weakness, i off that 135 level, some economists indicating that one of 50 could also be bottomless now. nikkei225 snapping a four da

let's get the views from the head of fx strategy in sydney. let's look at this chart. we saw a relief rally across most asset classes priced in and high volatility for the young state very high -- the yen stayed very high. you expect governor kuroda will deliver a surprise? >> i would be extremely surprised if the bank of japan moves today. i wholeheartedly endorse the view that policy is increasingly untenable where you have yields rising. what that policy is doing particularly to the yen and the volatility you talk about, if you go back 10 days to a speech governor kuroda gave he was so emphatic about the need to persist with existing policy until we see things like wage growth that will generate sustainably higher inflation around 2%. we are not there yet despite headline inflation. so, i think anything that does happen will be trying to create less volatility in the country. i don't think the levels are particularly troublesome here. we had consolidation given a high volatility environment. we have been saying since the beginning of the year we thought it would be

journeys now to defend all of this is sydney mackey. walk me through what is going on with the policies, things looking like pretty radical reform. >> petro is looking at tearing back the potential to oil and gas. if they phase out those raw material exports, that won't be as much as what's going on across the board. people are looking to see how much further they can go. kriti: ecopetrol is one of the stocks but you will start to see a reform affect the global commodity market when commodities are important part of the macro picture. that has pretty wide implications. what about a market perspective? how much further can they fall? >> it's not really clear. traders are trying to figure out what the pause will be and whether he is he a power to implement that. his have any in congress so it's curious as to what he will do. kriti: is this more market friendly? >> there is no clear policies laid out during the trump campaign so it's a situation where investors were looking at petrol and fernandez were was a big question kriti: we are look

many chinese live here becoming a target for propaganda from the ccp in sydney chung e. fong, as track their efforts during the pandemic. this, you say, typical case of missing information by the senate committee party, they didn't or our war to eliminate the real information and keep those information or we from the public. they center the doctors and delete any information link to this outbreak. by covering up the outbreak, beijing put the world in danger. people continue to gather and then the white spret of vidas line had value fast for the 1st couple of weeks. but at that point, bouldin's or millions of people will at his level to either part of china and other part of the world. what's behind the tactic is it's simply about deflecting attention from one's own mistakes. the i was considered a 1st senior official, defective publicly. for 14 years, i have been working for the minister of foreign affairs here regime under she jane pain is a very ambitious and he made a long term plan, is to turn china to be the number one superpower in the world. in 2049 with the help of overseas pro

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the market opens in sydney and tokyo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. shery: we are counting down to asia's major market open. a knock down in global markets with the s&p 500 entering spare market territory. the yen at a 24 year low and asx 200 coming back from a holiday. haidi: dollar strength starting to play out when it comes to asian fx and a lot of repricing going on across asset classes but we are also interested to see bond market expectations and where the rate will end up. >> we will have the open of cash treasury markets in a few moments and we will pay attentio

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some of the most dramatic, whether it was in sydney, where massive waves engulfed us senators from both major parties have agreed to push forward new legislation aimed at reducing gun violence, bought the modest measures fell for far short steps hold for by anti gun company. several republicans have joined democrats and drafting the proposal, which must still go before both houses of congress. it follows another space of moth shooting, including one in texas or a teenager killed 19 children and 2 teachers in the school are washington correspondent susan was conduct, gave some details on what would actually change if this bipartisan plan goes through. they would do a few things, so it would provide money to states to implement red flag laws. these are the laws that allow officials to remove guns from someone who is considered a risk. it would also include a background check expanded background check for people who are under the age of $21.00 and want to buy a gun. it would close something that is called the boyfriend loophole. that would stop. people have been convicted of domestic viole

i am paul allen in sydney. annabelle: annabelle droulers in hong kong and we are counting down to. shery: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i am shery ahn. u.s. stocks surged after last week's $2 trillion rout but marketwatchers warn of more volatility ahead. paul: elon musk tells bloomberg the u.s. is likely to face recession is a near -- in the near future. nouriel roubini says his best scenario is a hard landing. will get more exclusive insights from the qatar economic forum. shery: the yen six to a 24 year low against the dollar. this is the picture across wall street. u.s. futures muted after the open after the s&p 500 gained almost 3%. it was led higher by energy and consumer discretionary stocks. more positive sentiment today. president biden saying that a u.s. recession is not inevitable. we had treasuries falling, the 10 year yield headed toward the 3.30 level, the long leading data sources. gains in oil prices. -- the long and an leading their losses. gains in oil prices. and we are continuing to see anxiety, data showing existing home sales fell to lowest

a sydney will not, isn't me 1000 a since we are not talking about hundreds of thousands. we are talking about millions of people. there are 345000000 women children and man worldwide who are facing an acute shortage of we are facing a famine crisis. that confronts us, like a threatening wave to and i asked was non russia and ukraine has turned this way into a soon army? since the beginning of the war, prices for grain? well, white have one smart shot optimizing you've chosen a hodge it sir. john is canada's minister of international development and he took part in today's conference on global fits curacy here in berlin. i asked him if he agreed with the german foreign minister, his accusing bratia of using hunger as a weapon and taking the world hostage. absolutely, completely agree. vladimir hooton's war has not only caused neither suffering for the cranium population, but it's now are creating a famine for the developing world. and just in the last few days, russia has targeted green facilities that would be destined to developing countries. so yes, they need to be held

look how flat sydney futures are trading at the moment. it is looking like we will see little change at the open. also a pretty steady picture when it comes to trading in japan futures as well. dollar-yen, holding above 136. this is bloomberg. ♪

and ginni thomas also stood by lawyer sydney powell who spread the long deep on conspiracy theory that electronic voting machines had somehow switched ballots from trump to biden. she wrote to meadows, sounds like sydney and her team are getting inundated with the evidence of fraud, make a plan. release the kraken, and save us from the left, taking america down. at one point, the washington post reports, ginni thomas urged meadow to watch a youtube video about the power of never conceding. in an interview, this year with the conservative website the freebie can, ginni thomas said she briefly attended the general sticks rally at the capitol, but returned home before the insurrection. ginni thomas did not respond to cnn's request for comment, and eastman's attorney declined to comment. >> my wife is totally my best friend. >> according to clarence thomas 2004 biography, ginni thomas was born virginia lamp and raised in omaha, nebraska. her father reportedly was an engineer, and her mother was an outspoken republican activists who played a prominent part in her daughter's life. according

royal walk-abouts, her majesty started the tradition of greeting the public in 1970 during a tour in sydney. the most-traveled of any other british predecessors, the queen has visited more than 100 countries on behalf of the crown. and the first to address the u.s. congress in 1991. >> force in the end is sterile. we have gone a better way. our societies rest on mutual agreement, on contract, and on consensus. >> reporter: the last few years have undoubtedly been among the most difficult. losing her beloved husband, philip, mourning him during a pandemic. the queen herself taking a step back from public duties with questions about her health. >> we're celebrating her 70 years on the throne. so i think it's really reminded us that time is fleeting. this could be one of the last major moments that we have with the monarch in such a celebratory circumstance. so we're really making the most of it. >> reporter: today a grateful kingdom saluting her majesty. >> our thanks to deborah roberts. >>> up next, the first lady of ukraine speaking out in her first one-on-one television interview since the

i just want to hear what i want to hear from rudy and sydney powell and the pillow guy. that's the argument you'll hear from prosecutors. the other argument that you would hear from prosecutors in this scenario is at a certain point when all the lawsuits are done, the recounts have been conducted, when all the states have certified, it doesn't matter if you think you win, you still can't try to disrupt congress from counting the votes on january 6th. i think those are the fall back arguments. not just fall back, legitimate arguments a prosecutor make. >> the whole thing i was talking about with phil and i was sort of tongue and cheek some of it but he didn't have any legitimate advisors telling him he won. the pillow guy and sydney powell and rudy giuliani, they weren't official presidential advisors. they were just part of his whack-a-doo team. >> you have them on that side of the scale and what a witness called team normal. these are his own lawyers. >> that was my point. >> these are respected, conservative attorneys, former judges and like. >> today was very good. th

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sydney powell's group is paying for their lawyers. trump got devin nunez a big job. but he doesn't sign anything. because of that, are they never going to be able to get to him? >> this is a case of the knock offs as presidents and a teflon don. but stephanie, i've got to tell you, with both the committee hearings and now simultaneously would appears to be warp speed rapid approach going into the overt phase of the criminal investigation at the doj, i do think we are going to see a minimum, people very close to trump held accountable, if not trump himself. and we also will hear from the committee -- eventually, a likely long list of things that need to get fixed, to plug the holes in our election system, so that this is less likely to happen in the future. so, accountability comes in many forms, stephanie. one of those forms could well be that the public has become so resolved, from what's happening now, that they choose not to elect someone like trump, or with their name trump. [inaudible] other form of accountability could certainly be criminal prosecution. >> luke

temperatures are as follows. 17 in sydney on saturday. going to be breezy on saturday and another chilly day in alice springs. 14 is expected. that's about five degrees cooler than normal for this time of year. and thunderstorms could happen around the perth area. meanwhile, we're seeing some thunderstorms popping up over the mountainous location. central tokyo could see thunderstorms tonight. as we go into the weekend, cloudy or rainy weather will continue in tokyo. this is the rainy season. the sunny weather should return on monday, with highs of 27 degrees. osaka and fukuoka could finally enter the rainy season next week. we saw heavy rain hitting the east coast of the united states. rain was pretty heavy and a concert was canceled. take a look at thivideo. there was a chaotic scene in colombia, maryland, wednesday as rain caused flooding at a concert venue. people were seen trying to avoid the water pooling on the ground near the electrical equipment as the rain fell from the ceiling. the concert was ultimately canceled with the perfo

leÓn: la ciudad de sydney celebra el orgullo lgbt. ♪ patricia: nos despedimos en australia, donde un millar de personas formaron una bandera del orgullo gay ante la Ópera de sidney para celebrar el primer aniversario del mardi gras sidney que tuvo lugar en 1978. leÓn: si me va a coger el prÓximo "world pride" en 2023, que durarÁ 17 dÍas y donde se llevarÁn a cabo mÁs de 300 eventos. una gran celebraciÓn. patricia: la bandera multicolor. leÓn: en ese edificio bellÍsimo. nunca lo he visto en vivo, pero en fotos se ve fantÁstico. patricia: buen fin de semana. xavi: "contacto deportivo", la mÁquina ya estÁ en los Ángeles. se alista para el campeÓn de campeones. daniel: lo mÁs difÍcil de ganar es volver a ganar y es lo que quiere hacer la academia en el campeÓn de campeones. ya se acostumbro a lo bueno del equipo de cocca. xavi: un dÍa como hoy, pero hace 35 aÑos naciÓ la pulga! feliz cumple, leo messi, no te retires nunca! ♪

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. >> and instead, trusting people like sydney powell and rudy giuliani. who several trump aides claimed was dispensing advice on election night while intoxicated. a claim his attorney denies. >> a few of us gathered in a room off the map room to listen to whatever rudy presumably wanted to say to the president. >> and the mayor was definitely intoxicated but i do not know that his level of intoxication when he spoke with the president, for example. >> theories that to this day giuliani has not backed away from. >> they saw a big truck bringing in 100,000 ballots in garbage cans, in waste paper baskets, in cardboard boxes. and in shopping baskets. and every single one of them was for biden. >> the committee taking the last part of monday's hearing to draw a line between trump's big lie and his fund-raising. >> the claims that the election was stolen were so successful, president trump and his allies raised $250 million. >> the committee finding donors were told the money would be used to fight voter fraud. fraud that didn't exist. the last email sent to do

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