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, what turned out to be about 1000 ukrainian soldiers and some other number of civilians there. so i don't think it's militarily consequential. i think it was going to happen, and the russians effectively have a land bridge from the don boss region to crimea. right, to the russians have that land bridge. but let's talk a little bit about the russian military. is this a huge morale boost for them? i think it'll have some advantage and they'll certainly do a lot of information. operations are really dis, information operations are about the brigade now and i am confident they'll, you know, they'll run their own eventually run their own show trials and, and such. but i, i don't believe, you know, for the rank and file russian soldiers, this is going to be seen as a significant event. what is the most likely next step for the russian military in ukraine? so i would assume for a moment that they use rational decision making, then that could be a false assumption. but if they use rational decision making it secure as much of the dom boss region as they can using obviously keeping figh

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john lee was the sole candidate in this election. he secured 1416 votes. 98 percent, turn out. john lee has been speaking during the past few minutes. he says, this is a joyful ho a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well, the coming weeks and months will tell, but john lee is certainly a man who has the backing the support of beijing. otherwise he wouldn't be in that position. now. as for the people of hong kong, well of course, this was supposed to be one of those occasions where they chose their chief executive. it was supposed to happen in 2017. it hasn't happened now. it didn't happen then. and i guess the question is whether this model is the way that you know, future hong kong leaders are going to be chosen. john lee, as i say, is a man who is not just the former security chief here. he was also a courier policeman. he was in the force for more than 40 years, so he is a man that knows the security situation here in hong kong. inside out, he played a v

oil. economist john foster fears turning away from russian energy could be self destructive for europe. the increase in natural gas prices in the united states and canada will affect the economy and other countries adversely. and the same goes for even more. so, for western europe, for europe, where the price is, the price is being much greater. europe is shooting itself in the foot. i think the, the dramatic expansion in the production of cheryl gatson, united states is literally as leveled off. so do i think that europe could cope without russia? i guess i think the answer is no. it, it won't be able to, it will be able to impart by bringing and gas from the united states as, as it's currently drilling and trying to expand whether or not with success in l n . j, from the united states at higher cost. the guess that can be bought from russia. so there's a cost to the european economy. notice belonged in longer term deals. the number of people killed in a hotel explosion and the cuban capital has reportedly reached 32 while 19 are still missing. according to the red cross. the incident

mass and turned me camps, offers a rare glimpse of state shank sanctioned repression in china. plus, we will take you to the cannes film festival, where celebrations and one of cinemas biggest events are in full swing. but some say the party mood is being overshadowed by the war in ukraine. ah. i'm burnt golf. it's good to have you with on this tuesday to night 3 months into the war in ukraine. the fighting has moved largely to the east of the country where russia is stepping up. it's offensive as it attempts to control the don't bass region. meanwhile some of the towns outside key that sold devastating fighting they are still struggling to recover. our correspondent mocks tonda, visited host toma, where an international team of psychologists is helping residents deal with their experiences. this is a busy morning at the clinic and the key of suburb hostile metals, bullet holes in the windows bear witness to the russian occupation. medical staff have been working round the clock since the clinic reopened in april because they're dealing with visible and invisible goods. i think

john hancock turned to sam adams that you can't go to philadelphia representing, massachusetts looking like that. so john hancock and tagonized santa's. by buying them a new suit and that became a political rivalry for the rest of their lives. that's the kind of thing. i live for when i'm doing my research. terrific terrific arm conflict is sometimes referred to as a quote rich man's war and a poor man's fight. is the american revolutionary war an example of this? no, it's not that quote from james mcpherson's battle cry of freedom. rich man's war poor man's fight. it's very accurate with the confederacy. it everyone was in all everyone was in on one side of the other in the revolution. the the wealthy put everything on the line and they were haunted men george washington moved 280 times in temporary headquarters during the war while his farms had no income is his wealth diminished by half before it was over but who was fighting who were the officers we had no office class. we had no military academy and people who had just been raw militia. fight and with their valid or promoted and w

john hancock turned to sam adams that you can't go to philadelphia representing, massachusetts looking like that. so john hancock and tagonized santa's. by buying them a new suit and that became a political rivalry for the rest of their lives. that's the kind of thing. i live for when i'm doing my research. terrific terrific arm conflict is sometimes referred to as a quote rich man's war and a poor man's fight. is the american revolutionary war an example of this? no, it's not that quote from james mcpherson's battle cry of freedom. rich man's war poor man's fight. it's very accurate with the confederacy. it everyone was in all everyone was in on one side of the other in the revolution. the the wealthy put everything on the line and they were haunted men george washington moved 280 times in temporary headquarters during the war while his farms had no income is his wealth diminished by half before it was over but who was fighting who were the officers we had no office class. we had no military academy and people who had just been raw militia. fight and with their valid or promoted and w

and by the way, my good friend john diego, turn 101 101. >> getting close glenn. 970. well, are they? we'll be right back. >> it is 5.56. coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news protesters on both sides rally across the bay area in response to those leaked roe v wade opinion pages. we're going to show you how they're reacting to all that coming up in just a minute. and planned parenthood is getting millions of dollars of funding. why santa clara county says it will be much needed. >> if roe v wade is overturned. meanwhile, comedian dave chappelle is attacked while on stage last night with details of that night with details of that coming up. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound th

i'm going to turn the floor over first to dr. john emory to take us away. thank you so much reed so i came to war gaming in a pretty roundabout way. i was working on contemporary issues of technology ethics of war things like drones algorithms ai all the hot topics of the day and i kept coming into a bit of a dilemma when we're thinking about this kind of unknown future of war, right? worth trying to project a future that may not never occur. and so how do you think through that and of course i turn to history in the historical record to try and understand that. and so where else would i go then the rand corporation archives in santa monica, california? the place of cold war knowledge production the origins of deterrence theory rational choice and early systems analysis. and i ended up finding something interesting in the mid 1950s the origins of political military gaming that ultimately led into read polly's political military games at mit. and seeing how these games played out there and trying to understand the dilemmas that were present in the cold war r

john lee was the sole candidate in this election. he secured 1416 votes. 98 percent turn out. john lee has been speaking during the past few minutes. he says this is a joyful ho a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well, the coming weeks and months will tell, but john lee is certainly a man who has the backing the support of beijing. otherwise he wouldn't be in that position. now. as for the people of hong kong, well of course, this was supposed to be one of those occasions where they chose their chief executive. it was supposed to happen in 2017. it hasn't happened now. it didn't happen then. and i guess the question is whether this model is the way that you know, future hong kong leaders are going to be chosen. john lee, as i say, is a man who is not just the former security chief here. he was also a courier policeman. he was in the force for more than 40 years, so he is a man that knows the security situation here in hong kong. inside out, he played a ve

the still wants a lead goal of the campaign. acute turns setting up the scoring johns in the 44 minutes. but scrappy shit got had everything to play for and made it to to shortly after the break. may trademark header from the ever reliable sasha, elijah ultimately ceiling a points for the visitors. a share of the spoils ensure stuttgart maintain their hopes of avoiding delegation on the final day of the season. ah, in frankfort, have had a disappointing bonus league a season, but with the rope, a leak final. in 10 days time, the eagles needed to hold their form against glad back. a gold down going into the 2nd half. it took a moment of powerful brilliance to bring them back level forward. gonzalo pass in caea scored one of the goals of the season from outside the area. the strike gave his side a share of the spoils in their last home fixture of the season. let's take a look now at the full set of results for buddhist league, unmatched a 33 stood guards draw with by and give them a chance to avoid a relegation. playoff game had to berlin's last main, they will have a nervous, final match

eastman maybe turning over 1000 pages of documents. what do we know about that? just to remind our viewers, john eastman was a former president trump's legal advisor, and he allegedly sent a note to vice president pence at the time encouraging pence to deny electoral counts from states that biden won. and because of this, the committee originally requested a round 100,000 pages of emails related to his work. for trump. eastman later claims that the content in his emails, argue that executive privilege sued the committee. and now his lawyer on friday, said according to the committee, the 10,000 files of those emails will be released to the committee. >> wow, ali 10,000 emails. i also want to, know how many do these new letters matter? as long as they keep our propping up trump's big lie. i will ask you go lowell. the white house correspondents dinner was back for the first time recently. comedian -- hosted the star studded event. he worked at everybody, including the president. >> president biden's lack of filter does get into hot water

i random drawing my john mccollum, your turn to ask the question. >> my question is for nathan sadler. congress has a responsibility to provide funding for a number of issues. part of the funding is understanding mandatory and a -- and discretionary spending. my question is what is your understanding with regard to mandatory spending. prices are far above discretionary spending. what is your solution toward minimizing and bringing mandatory spending under control in the budget process? >> great question. thank you. this is one of the most important issues as it relates to who we choose to get up there in the united states senate to fight for our state and fight for our country. i have sat at the decision-making table at the white house in the situation room, when you are racking and stacking the nation's priorities and you have something popping off in venezuela, something popping off in syria, something popping off in north korea. remaining strategic and disciplined and long-term in your view in a resource-constrained environment with that backdrop is very difficult work and is why w

we hope you did, too. >> john: i'm john roberts. >> gillian: gillian turner in for sandra. i'll >> martha: thanks, guys. thanks, everybody. breaking right now on "the story," we want to turn your attention to another big story that we haven't heard about today. a d.c. courtroom where john durham's team has former clinton lawyer mark elias on the stand. keep in mind he's one of the most prominent advisers in the clinton inner circle, or he was for a very long time. he's a witness in this case as the prosecutors are making the

thank you very much john scott. next we are going to turn to dr. ali. please, the floors your. >> i'm going to pick up some the comments that were made from both of them to try to tease out a little bit about what we know about what is that archives. what are general types of bias that we should be on the lookout for when we are doing the sort of work. it is helpful to start with where i came in. i started doing archival work after it's been about a decade as a designer. i ended up in the rand archive, in the newport archive coming into it as a designer who worked for the government. i did my dissertation research. it was really important me to see where are the gaps, seems, and patterns of misinformation. i'm going to talk a little bit about some of where we expect to see things that we should be sensitive to that may not be apparent in the archival materials themselves. first, i think it's useful to think about that distinction between when is it we are interested in the game design itself versus where are we interested in the path of game play. both

all right, john, thank you very much. turning our attention to sports, things got a bit heated as the warriors took on the grizzlies in game 3 and an exciting day at oracle park as the giants win game 4 against the cardinals. we've got. >> sports director jason dumas with all the highlights. >> a nightmare scenario could become reality for the memphis grizzlies on monday night. by now, we've all seen the play right here. jordan poole, kind of yanks on john murray. it's need memphis head coach and john moran insinuated that that play was out of line is he's just saw again, slight contact with the knee. i was a little confused, but get this. all i know is this. yeah. tricks of the series has for sure gotten out of line. i just wanted to be about basketball again. unfortunately, john morant, he's been listed as doubtful. this is what says, medical teams said after reviewing the play mean joe was playing great feeling real you know, the rather than the is what the potential why we took job the game. so nothing changed from th

. >> john, if i might turn from the commodity side to the equity side i know you are keeping a close eye on the producers out there as well. what would have to happen in this country for many of the producers that are domestic u.s. base, shale or otherwise, to ramp up production engaging in capital prom capita? what gets a shale company in america to go and turn on the spigots, so to speak, again? >> to really lean into this thing, sustainability, dom s how i put it if you look at the futures, crude oil falls off significantly. this is an industry that we chagrined when oil prices went negative if prices continue to rise and the back of the curve itself gets high priced as well, say 75 or $100 a barrel, you will see them foinally break out and mov heaven and earth for spectacular gains. they are in the process of doing it some rig counts and uncompleted wells and technical jargon is a move to put more oil on the market there could be 1 million more barrels on the market by the end of the year. that will add to the million from the united states over the course of the past year. so th

. >> sandra: john, an incredible turn of events. our ukrainian or ukrainian forces turning the tide against russia? in a key part of the country? key analyst rebecca brandt on that. >> john: former clinton campaign attorney now on top trial accused of lying to the fbi. will the investigation succeed where congressional probe failed? trey gowdy ways in coming up next. >> this is a democratic lawyer who misrepresented to the fbi. who he was representing, and gave them phony claims of more russian collusion. a part of the broader russian collusion hoax. eks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. you're probably thinking that these two are in some sort of lover's quarrel. no, no, no. they're both invested... in green energy. and also each other. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you just can't stop. tesla's full

you know, i just turned 80. and i can just tell you, john, you lose a step. your judgment isn't as clear as it was. and to put somebody in office and giving him four years, i don't know where things will go. and i think it's a mistake for either party to put forward people who are going to be essentially trying to run the country in their 80s. so that's part of it. but i do think, i want to go back to what john avlon was saying. there are sparks now. there are little indicators that maybe things can get better. and just the things happening in the senate. in the house of representatives, one of the things that's really encouraging is how many young veterans are coming back from afghanistan and iraq. and saying they want to work here in the country and they're ready for congress. we have a number of people now in the middle who have formed a caucus, a bipartisan caucus in the house. people who want to work together. and i think the signs are the next few years are going to be very rough. but if you look out over the horizon, things are much more promising. and

they're turning to countries like as the by john turkey and greece to make up the shortfall. but they won't stop the transit of russian gas to countries that are paying moscow in roubles. suddenly, sir bill, it's also hungary. and if, if we, if we take that action, what can be the difference between bulgaria and bull garza and compared to gas pump export as rush. i don't believe that there's something more valuable than now being a long term loyal and then a bowl and reliable partner until now. bo gary relied on russia for over 90 percent of its gas. sophia says it's looking into importing liquefied natural gas arriving on ships rather than through pipelines. the national consumer organization is calling for the government to support citizens. the prices are regulated. we are protected that the moment that there is no living politician who can, you know, raise the prices that there are many, ah, ways to subsidize those prices and this way, ah, keep, protect the household. while the conflict rage is on russia's war is also threatening livelihoods here, even at small businesses

. >> reporter: that's right, john. president biden was emotional with first lady jill biden by his side as he expressed the horror and frustration at the tragedy, saying it's time to turn our pain into action. >> as a nation, we ask when in god's name are we going to do what we all know in our gut needs to be done? i am sick and tired of it. we have to act. and don't tell me we can't have an impact on this carnage. >> reporter: the president's remarks come about an hour after he returned from an overseas trip to asia. while he was aboard air force one, he called texas governor greg abbott and offered any and all assistance to deal with this horrific shooting. flags at the white house have been lowered to half staff. john. >> dickerson: nikki battiste at the white house. t >> dickerson: nikole killion, thank you. today's deadly mass shooting is just the latest in what has sadly become a common occurrence in the united states. it's a crisis and trajectory detailed earlier this week in a newly released f.b.i. report. cbs'

and here is john lynch talking about jackson's picked. turn on the film and he just jumps off the film in terms of his athleticism and talent and length and all the >> his ability to turn the corner and redirect all the all the things we look for in covid. >> in in a defensive end. >> and rick jackson now joining 8 other players in the forty-niners draft pic. alright, turning our attention to some tech news this morning. a workout app used by celebrities is being made a little more affordable and want to know how much your sports cards are worth. well, yes, there's an app for that. there's an app for everything. we've got rich demuro with that in today's tech smart. >> personal training once reserved for the rich and famous now affordable and available to everyone through an app called hip train. one of the advantages you've got professional was trained on how the human body works. helping you accomplish your goals. the price tag. just $7 for a 30 minute session. $14 for a full hour of one-on-one instruction. get world class personal trai

i will turn this over to erie county sheriff, john garcia. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner romalio. as your sheriff and on behalf of the men and women of the sheriff's office, our condolences to the victims and their families. from law enforcement standpoint, the erie county sheriff's office responded, boots on the ground, deputies, investigators, a helicopter in the air, our swat team on standby, and as commissioner romalio said, we are working together every day to keep the community safe. this was pure evil. it was straight up racially motivated hate crime from somebody outside of our community, outside of the city, as the mayor said, coming into our community, and trying to inflict that evil upon us. i urge everyone to stay calm, and we are there to protect the citizens of erie county in buffalo, and we will be out there with the city police department patrolling. again, my condolences to the family's. and this person was pure evil. so, thank you. >> i'm stephen belong to, special agent in charge of the fbi's buffalo field office. w

if that's not enough twists and turns for you, john, take a listen to a woman who used to date the suspect. >> casey white is very dangerous. he is dangerous to everybody that is around him. if she is still alive, get the hell out. run. run. run as far as you can and turn yourself in and contact somebody. like do the right thing before you lose your life or before somebody else does. >> john, when you listen to that it is obviously clear that woman has no love for casey white. she was the ex-girlfriend he tried to kill and she testified in open court to that. obviously this is a man who has several people out there who are not only afraid of him but believe that he should be behind bars. he was already serving a 75-year sentence in jail and was going for it with capital murder charges as well. i can tell you overnight there have been some sightings apparently in different states, but still at this point no concrete evidence if they're still in the same car, if they're traveling west, east or south. a lot of people are asking questions about where they could have gone but obviously they had

i mean, john a smart. he knows what he's doing. i mean, you turned his phone on, and said, you know what? they're going to track us down. we have the phone there. we took it all the battery of the, phone and left one on the island, and people really thought he was there. >> because his cell phone was there? >> it went on and on, because they were tracking it. what made them think he was there? because on his blog, he would say, i'm standing, like, 20 to 40 feet from my yard, and i could see that the police are raiding it. >> that was a lie? >> that was a lie! when your life is in danger, you have to lie. and he did. >> but it certainly wasn't easy, said samantha. very uncomfortable in those early days on the land. >> we'd go in bushes, everywhere. we crossed reversed by boat. john's back was at one point looked horrible. it had a lot of bites on it. i even told him, dude, you look really sick. you don't even look like john. he was skinny, cause he didn't eat, he didn't drink water. >> true? impossible to know, but that was her stor

a federal judge ordered a key player in the so-called russia hoax to turn over internal emails to john durham. fusion gps was the opposition research firm hired by hillary clinton's campaign to dig up dirt on then candidate donald trump before the 2016 election. clinton campaign lawyer michael sussman will testify next week. he is charged with lying to the f.b.i. senator lindsey graham with his take. >> we know that a lawyer for the clinton campaign went to the f.b.i. to tell a lie to them about a connection between trump and a bank in russia and we now know that the carter/page warrant was illegally obtained because the steele dossier was a bunch of crap. >> harris: congressman jim jordan ranking member is standing by. david spunt is live at the department of justice. >> good morning. john durham began his investigation into the origins of the russia probe in may of 2019. he has charged three people and monday's trial involving michael sussman will be the first trial in this john durham probe. it is one to watch. we'll be covering it. michael sussman, the former clinton campaign attor

turn your equity into cash with the newday100 va cash out loan call now. >> john: new york city mayor eric adams fighting to get ghost guns off the street but what exactly are they? that is coming up. but first -- a big move for finland. that country announcing earlier today its intentions to join nato "without delay." this following russia's invasion of ukraine. kremlin is threatening to take retaliatory steps, finland, shares 800 miles of border, but finland says it was russia who pushed them to the point. sweden is also expected to make a decision on joining nato in the next few days. what impact could it have on putin's war on ukraine. joining us is finland's ambassador to the united states. thank you for spending time with us this afternoon on short notice. we really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> john: finland has enjoyed a fairly good relationship with putin and russia, i was at a summit in 2018, a significant step will forever change that relationship between finland and russia. clearly this was in response to putin's unbridled invasion of ukraine. but walk us thro

john. >> dickerson: brutal tally. thank you, scott. we turn now to, and let's take a breath, we turn now to today's other top stories. the f.b.i. says it has foiled an isis plot to assassinate forme president george w. bush. the justice department has charged an iraqi citizen living in ohio with aiding and abetting the plot by planning to smuggle four isis oprayatives into the country to kill the former president. catherine herridge has more. >> reporter: prosecutors say the plan to kill mr. bush was an isis-inspired plot in retaliation for the u.s. invasion of iraq, which the former president ordered. according to a search warrant obtained by cbs news, shihab ahmed shihab, accompanied by an f.b.i. informant, recently traveled to president bush's home in dallas, texas, and took two passby the front access gate to record videos. they did the same outside the george w. bush institute, also in dallas. shihab allegedly planned to send the videos for of to former iraqi security experts for advice on how to kill president bush. an informant

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eastman is expected to turn over more than 10,000 trump related emails to the january six committee. so this is happening at the guards reporting that the january six committee in fact is expected to deliver letters requesting voluntary testimony from a least a dozen cure republican lawmakers. including house minority leader kevin mccarthy who adamantly by the way refused to cooperate with the committee earlier this year. even after telling the public that he would. >> would you be willing to testify about your conversation with donald trump on january 6th, if you are asked by an outside committee? >> sure. next question. >> all of this of course unfolding with less than five weeks before the january 6th hearings are slated to begin as early as tonight with me now talk about all of this former u.s. attorney harry lippman. harry, it's great to talk to you about this. let's break all of this down. because you're still seeing voluntary testimony being asked for by the committee. my question is when you have folks on mike mccarthy publicly on the record saying yes the offer that but we k

we have talked about how easy it is to cancel an advertising order, versus an order for hard goods, turn that spigot off, but john, it is that proximity, and we saw this in target, the proximity between the last bit of guidance and this one, and how jarring that was when brian cornell was on squawk, and certainly no different today with evan spiegel's comments. >> and wise comments from art cashin about the levels we're watching on the s&p. i believe he said 3815 we're a ways from that, getting back toward the levels, we are under 3,900 where it shows that investors are nervous. let's talk snap, and how its earnings are being felt across tech with julia boorstin, hey, julia. >> hey, john, what a dramatic decline for snap, and the thing that i'm most focused on here is the fact that it's been just about a month since snap gave its guidance for the second quarter, and not only do they guide between 20 and 25% revenue growth in the second quarter and now they're coming in and saying it's going to be below 20%, but i want to go back to the kind of insight that evan spiegel gave to revenue gr

some turn to vinegar, but the best improve with age. and this is certainly true of the white house historical association as we've heard this evening when mrs. kennedy established this organization in 1961. she had great ambitions, but i think even she would be amazed by everything the association has accomplished in the past six decades and how vital our mission remains today. because of my day job i happen to read a lot of news headlines with some frequency. and as anyone who follows the news today knows. america's democratic ideals cannot be taken for granted. throughout the history of the world. there is never been a system of government that is provided the freedom prosperity and boundless opportunity that ours has this is no accident or coincidence. it's a direct result of generations of men and women who have sacrificed to preserve our nation and everything that it stands for. across our country and around the world there is no symbol that represents america's values and ideals more than the white house. it's very nature expresse