>> james lapan. >> james lapan, one of nick's co-workers police had already spoken with. >> it's just we don't -- we never got along. >> jeff johnson said just 11 days before the murder, lapan had come to him with a complaint about nick and with it, a warning. >> he said that if i don't handle it, he has his own way of handling things and just bolted right out of my office. >> you knew the name james lapan. >> i did. >> nick had talked about him as somebody he'd had problems with. >> yes. >> but not being afraid of. >> no. >> detective garcia now interviewed lapan again at marana aerospace. he told her he spent the sunday before the murder with his family and said he and his wife went to bed around 9:00 and got up around 5:00 a. m., which would have been an hour after nick's murder. >> if i contact your wife, she's going to tell me this is where you were on sunday? >> i would hope so. >> okay. >> he pretty much answered all the questions that we had. the interview ends. >> but then maybe two minutes later, there was a knock on her door. >> and it's james. he came back, and he tells us

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james: it richard, can you run a campaign with people remote? is there something about the whole team gathered together that makes it work? >> are two presidential campaigns run remotely so i guess it's possible. let's go very clear we have to look at what the new world looks like post covid-19 but here's the truth i work harder during the pandemic while sitting at home then i did while being in an office for the truth of the matter is. quickset is what i am claiming as well i'm in the same place. >> i'm being honest. it's the truth. i think the truth of the matter is this there is a balanced approach to this there is a world in which you can have a hybrid schedule you spent some days in the office you spent some days working at home you have a real true intentional work life balance but that is the workplace we should all be striving for. james: okay sounds good but thanks guys that's it for this week. we'll be back next week with more in-depth interviews right here on the wall street journal at large. ouou >> abca10 sponsored by jpmorgan asset

chief james craig bertoni sunday on fox news at 10:00 a.m. writer foxbusiness start smart every weekday from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria on foxbusiness we hope you'll start your morning every morning with us right here on fox business news. that will do it for us this week and print thank you so much for being with me have a great westu next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> secretary secretary said she was wrong about inflation for the president said he has a plan to fight it. the ceo of america's biggest bank's warning of economic hurricane print welcome to the wall street journal at large. i'm james freeman and for gerry baker. hurricane warning is come from jamie dimon of j.p. morgan chase as he considers potential consequences of the were ukraine and the u.s. federal reserve effort to tame inflation. so what is the good news? friday brought other solid jobs report and at least the people running washington now acknowledge that inflation is a problem but remember last year when they acted like the spending

good morning, james. it is officially pride month. we're going to show you how the san francisco sheriff's office >> is celebrating. that's coming up at noon. plus, we are continuing to monitor the old fire today. it's still burning up in napa county at this hour. we'll have a live report as crews continue to fight this from the ground and the air that is coming up on kron. 4 news at noon. be sure to tune in with us. back to you guys. all right. well, thank you very much. final story this morning as the summer movie season heats up. >> you may have to start bringing your own snacks if you've heard, but theaters say they're having a pretty tough time restocking the concession stand the supply chain problems. that's the culprit. and they're anticipating that's going to cause a shortage in things like popcorn. candy drinks, all the stuff you look forward to when you get to the movies. so as supply gets tight prices typically go up. so you may have to dig a little deeper to enjoy that movie this summer. yes, let's say it was the bacon bit

james: i would agree with both of them. at the end of the day, when you look at that in spread terms, europe looks attractive relative to yes, when it comes to the pickup -- to the u.s., when it comes to the pickup in the premium spread. you have to look at those earnings, and europe right now is an a lot more risk than the u.s. just because of things lotfi was talking about. they are much more exposed to getting squeezed out as the consumer continues to weaken, now the ecb takes a much more hawkish tilt, saying you have the cuts driving the squeeze, so i think, even though the european market is probably a bit of higher quality, when it comes to historical, but i think they are more exposed to earnings in the future, in which case, you have more spread volatility than the u.s. lisa: coming into the united states to buy credit, we saw this in japan, for example, and there has been some speculation that is not going to happen. lotfi: it is a little bit complicated in foreign finance, but number one, the yen, all unequal, the

james -- sonali basak for bringing that fantastic interview to us and david mussafer and james brocklebank " comi. . up, president biden will visit the board of los angeles. time to underscore the white house's efforts to ease the supply chain crunch. the dystopian inflation. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: stocks around the lows of the session, the s&p off by 3%, and ugly selloff. abigail doolittle is looking at those. abigail: a brutal selloff. on the week is brutal as well. the last 10 weeks are pretty brutal, this is a weekly look at the indexes and you can see, down, down, down. we had the one up weekend we are looking at a second down we can around. massive losses for these indexes down more than 4%. the worst week for most indexes the last time i looked since the end of january. things are moving so quickly it could be even worse but that is still pretty bad on the hot cpi print, that has since some -- send some yields a soaring higher. the two year yield now 3%. its highest level since 2008, backing up in a huge way, the 10 year yield at 315. we have the yield curve coming in, flatten

james: thanks for the business. we will be back with more news after that. 06/15/22 06/15/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> jobs are back. prices are still too high. unemployment is down but gas prices are up. our work is not done. amy: president biden blends republicans in a major address deliberates at the afl-cio convention in philadelphia. we will get in

it's actually fine, james. thank you very much indeed and i don't think adverts are as fun as these to be. i think i'm showing my age there. thank you, and thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. from us all — goodbye. good evening. let's start at wimbledon, where it has been another busy day at the all england club. two—time winner rafa nadal is through to the third round, as is women's world number one iga swiatek. plenty of success too for the remaining brits in this years competition. 0n centre court this afternoon there was a a stunning victory for wildcard katie boulter. she produced a fantastic fightback to beat last years runner—up karolina pliskova. she lost the first set but came back to seal a 3—6; 7—6; 6—4 win. she was very emotional afterwards, dedicating the win to her gran, who she revealed died just two days ago. oh, god. i'm going to get emotional! my gran passed away two days ago and i would just like to dedicate this to her today. it's very difficult for anybody in that circumst

james: james waterhouse, bbc news. laura: ukraine was called a crime scene at the international criminal court today, the icc prosecutor says the court plans to open an office in the ukrainian capital to support the investigations into alleged war crimes. anna halligan set this update. >> the joint investigation team is working together to preserve and share evidence of alleged atrocities. they're looking at everything from cases of rape to the deliberate killing of civilians, to the forcible transfer of children. ukrainian prosecutor who's here pointed out they did have access to some of these alleged crime scenes, which are under russian occupation, but they do have access to people, victims, witnesses, and to areas that have been liberated by the ukrainian forces. the icc prosecutor talked about the importance of sharing not just evidence, but also the investigative skills, forensic techniques among the member states he also talked about the importance of the iccs presence in the region, which is why they are workin

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james: to some degree. what i come back to on this issue is the balancing act we're forced to try and better understand, particularly for asian central banks. it is this balance of controlling inflation while at the same time keeping the currency at a level that keeps the currency competitive. that is a balancing act particularly acute in asia. juliette: james, we're going to have more with you. staying with me here on the singapore set. 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 poi

thank you, james landale. at the _ paid for that. thank you, james landale. at the g7 _ paid for that. thank you, james landale. at the g7 summit. - it's emerged that the prince of wales accepted donations for his charitable projects of up to three million euros in cash from the former prime minister of the gulf state of qatar. the sunday times has also reported some of the money was handed directly to prince charles. our royal correspondent jonny dymond is with me. what are the prince's representatives saying about this? the prince's office does not deny the substance of this story although they clearly have some concerns about some of the detail. but they acknowledge that a very large donation was passed over in cash to the prince. he passed it to their assistance —— his assistants and they put it in the bank account of charities and the appropriate checks were made. there is no suggestion of any illegality or rule breaking. this is somewhat embarrassing partly because such a huge donation being made in cash. i mean, a bank transfer or a cheque would be

we were there when james monroe was dealing with state issues. you know, we were there on this big moment of history. growing up in that area, you really take it for granted, you really do. my family, we were in the middle of some serious history in the beginning of this country and we really, never as a child, did i pay attention to it. even visiting monticello, even driving past ash lawn weekly, i never really felt it. but now it has come together. and we own it. and to have my, my mother is 82, and i think we started engaging maybe five years ago. she was in the late 70s. when she first, the first time she came on property, and same for me, was when we engaged on the council, when we started meeting there. i, my mother, i watched her, as we drove up this, i don't know if you have been there, but the driveway is lined with these gigantic, beautiful trees. and the field is cleared, and it's beautiful. she just looked across, she said, i wonder what are people thought when they were here. i just wonder. and i knew exactly what she meant. i did. i

james is too. so jane, do you remember that that moment when you when you talk to your mom you were in australia? yes, i was was actually teaching in australia where i it be antipodes. it was winter while it was summer in in washington and i had no idea that this was coming because when i left the country it had seemed that there were other potential nominees who were getting much more play in in the press and i had i called home just to check in and my husband said so clinton has announced his nominee. do you know who it is? and i said is it cuomo and mario? he said no is it i think bruce babbitt was another leading here. he revealed that it. in fact ruth bader ginsburg, which was obviously a fantastic surprise which led to 15 minutes of fame for me in australia quite derivatively and also my son was with me and he created a kind of a comic strip which he titled. my grandmother is very special and that at the congrat the hearings the senate judiciary committee. oh, that's beautiful and james you w

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. james, if we move onto the guardian which focuses on - there. james, if we move onto the guardian which focuses on the - there. james, if we move onto the l guardian which focuses on the anger as ministers refused tojoin guardian which focuses on the anger as ministers refused to join the last ditch efforts to help these rail strikes do you think that grant chaps when he said earlier today that the government shouldn't be intervening and these talks and it's for employers and employees to negotiate? did he give his right to say that? this negotiate? did he give his right to sa that? �* , negotiate? did he give his right to sa that? . , ., ., , . say that? as the great many rice david said _ say that? as the great many rice david said once, _ say that? as the great many rice david said once, the _ say that? as the great many rice| david said once, the government would say that, it wouldn't take was that it's interesting that some tory mps are bravely coming out and for the government. jake perry is one such, he's a former rail minister, he said today the government should getting aroun

james. john, thank you very much. to the news now and some breaking news from overnight. one person injured in a police shooting. >> in vallejo now, according to police, this all started as a traffic stop in fairfield. the driver, though, didn't feel like stopping and instead led police on a chase. at one point during that chase, the driver has now been identified as patrick hall actually started shooting at officers in pursuit. one of those shots struck the driver's side headrest of one of the police cars narrowly missing the officer. police use spike strips to bring this chase to an end in vallejo. but they say that's when hall started shooting at them once again and in response, officers opened fire striking hall. he was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. well, 3 people are dead and 5 others injured after a car crashed into an amtrak train in brentwood yesterday afternoon. it happened right around 1 o'clock on or would road the east contra costa fire district says 2

james, there you go. all right. it is 5.10, parents anxious to vaccinate their youngest children against covid. >> we'll have to wait at least a few more days before those shots will be approved for use on wednesday. both moderna and pfizer will be showing their data to an independent group of scientists that their shots work well in babies and toddlers and preschoolers. the fda already weighed in on the moderna shot, saying that its findings show the vaccine to be safe and effective in that youngest age group, a review of pfizer's shot is expected from the fda today. meanwhile, the fda has given emergency use authorization tohanother covid-19 vaccine. the novavax vaccine is widely used overseas and already has emergency use approval through the world health organization trial show that it's about 90% effective in preventing severe illness and hospitalizations. now, unlike the moderna and pfizer vaccines, which were developed with newer technology, novavax was created using standard practices. >> this is an approach

i'm and i'm james. we're waking up today. >> suffering a loss. >> in game 3, again, our warriors and the celtics. yeah. and steph curry's a question mark. he hurt his ankle. if you haven't heard. we'll have more coming up in a look at his wound to as well. they hope that clears up. >> we'll have more on that and we're hoping that the bird problem clears up to so system shut down earlier following the residual backup. good morning. ran a good morning. it was so we still have residual delays like you mentioned from that earlier shut down from bart. so barr is providing at least until 07:00am. so that may not consist after the 07:00am hour. but right now you can catch immunity. ac transit or contra costa connection. sam trans vta as another form of option and transportation for you this morning. that major delay, they don't know how long that's going to be happening. they're working to get that up and running. they say it's at least 30 minutes system wide across part right now. heading into the city, thoug

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james, back to you. ok? right let's take a peek at the latest of the hot spots that we've been following. this one at one o one of the lawrence expressway. so this is some of that happened just before 4 in the morning. a big rig caught fire. and as you can see now it's all green, which is great. they had lanes closed for wow, couple hours and now that they've reopened, it looks like everybody's getting by. so that's some good news. do we have another hot spot that we're going to check know which is good i got suddenly the floodgates have opened and everybody watching over the bay bridge is the same time. so you can always their own shining. some reminds me but you missed it. >> the moon was very bright, so gorgeous. i think it's fall. it look fold me you saw when rain is whether shot earlier. the yeah. yeah. very nice. bright and nice sunshine there just a harbinger of what's to come to a head this week in the middle of the week. what is going to be 9 >> a san mateo bridge is looking very nice. and so sunny

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james freeman. james: congressman, i'm wondering chairman powell and colleagues obviously have some work to do in terms of rates and shrinking that balance sheet. is there bipartisan support for the fed right now to do what they have to do to tame inflation? congressman: james, i believe there is based on the comments by my colleagues on capitol hill and certainly president biden's oval office presentation he made with secretary yellen and jay powell. he believes in the fed independence and that the fed needs to do its job but, look, james, these are some tough months ahead of us if we are really going to see jay powell channel inner paul vocal and tackle inflation. steve: i'd ask chairman powell making people poor the only way to fight inflation. in the late 80's, early 90's there was a better way to do it. >> steve, you're right. unleashing america's workforce and unleashing america's energy to bring down not only our prices but also help our allies in europe. we never focused on that. we are alwa

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also new report reveals damning allegation against hunter biden and james. more on how they got that media to play along. i am elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> okay, take a check here of your stocks but stocks are down on the newport honor inflation it came in hotter than expected it's almost off the chart with got rocketing energy and gas to blame. it's going to be a tough summer at the pump or the energy secretary warning that. the markets in just six months under biden the dow is off a year end a half worth of games, stocks wiping out $9 trillion edward lawrence is in washington with more. >> lives we've not seen numbers like this since december of 1981. and really the imminent double digit across the board almost we look inside the report look at the energy prices we see it at the pump. look at food prices i want to pull one of the numbers out of your eggs at more than 32% republicans pointing to how tone deaf the president and his administration have become when understanding the needs of the american people. >> the summer

yeah, james. all right, john, thank you very much. 7.18 is the time and for your money this morning, gas stations can now $175 bank hold. >> that sort of shocking. and the nation braces for miserable travel. this coming weekend, too. cancel flights are beginning to stack up. we've got jane king live at the nasdaq with such happy stories for us this morning. james. good morning. but it is kind of a negative day. >> we are seeing flight cancellations and delays already starting to stack up. >> well, the number of travelers during the 4th of july expected to reach prepandemic levels flight aware says hundreds of flights are canceled and they do expect some delays as well over the next few days where morgan stanley says the probability of the u.s. economy slipping into a recession is on the rise or may say stocks still have further to fall. now the analysts argue stocks could fall another 5 to 10% before hitting bottom. and fedex will consolidate portions of its network. promote more collaboration bet

of people that were enslaved by james and dolly madison by james madison senior and nellie conway madison, but we have we have always from the beginning. defined the term very broadly really people whose families were enslaved in orange county, virginia in central, virginia in virginia in the us south or just people who identify with our work and want to be a part of it. we've had a very always had a very broad and i would say, you know welcoming open definition of who's at ascendant. similar. yeah, i would say we're our definition, but i think keep it as broad as possible, and i actually had several people reach out to me that say, you know, i think i'm descended from this president. i think this president and they don't have the dna evidence yet, but it's really fascinating to see and so i like to keep that door really open for everyone to reach out. i don't like defining it to specifically and i also think the white house is unique in that it is a place where people live for four to eight years or less. so it's not a home where it's not like a montpelier or highland where these are gen

hey, this is james o'keefe. we've been listening to your cnn calls for basically two months recording everything. just wanted to ask you some questions if you have a minute, you still feel you're the most trusted name and news because i have to say from what i've been hearing on these phone calls. i don't know about that and we got a lot of recordings that indicate. you're not really that independent of a journalist. okay. thank you for thank you for your comments. so everybody in light of that. i think what we'll do is we'll we'll set up a new system. i was kind of shocked that he that he actually talked to me for a minute. thank you for your comments. we'll set up a new system and i always say my step we'll just get on the new system. jeff zucker. we're already on your new system. maybe instead of setting up the new system. don't be fraudulent. don't lie don't deceive because veritas will just find you. we're watching. we are waiting for everywhere. in fact the person the person's or person who got us access t

but james, back to you. all right, brandon, thank you very much. >> at 4.55, the obama portraits tour arrived in san francisco. it's being held at the de young museum. it's open to the public come this saturday. the portraits canned wiley and amy cheryl were commissioned by the smithsonian and were unveiled in 2018. they've since garnered national attention. the tour he's stopping in 7 cities throughout the u.s. and will be in san francisco until august 14th. at 4.56. coming up in the next hour. it is game day for the warriors were going to have what you need to know before the tip off at 6 o'clock. >> against the celtics will have a live report in just a minute. and remembering iconic community leader and former mayor of san jose. we'll have a live report coming up after the break. and this year's election already marking firsts in the bay area, including the first latina sheriff for alameda county will break down her story coming up in just a moment. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a ne

james longman leading us off from ukraine again tonight. james, thank you. >>> back home to the severe storms expected across several states in the east. thousands of flights canceled in the last 48 hours because of weather. the southeast in the bull's-eye again tonight. 30 mlg 30 million americans on alert. a high water rescue from a flooded suv in columbia, south carolina. >>> and the images from boston tonight. planes waiting for gates upon arrival. more than 200 flights delayed or canceled at logan airport alone. now the dangerous heat wave building yet again, a second one already. rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. as we've seen all we can, that dangerous heat is feeding some of these tomorrows.d in d.c osng the rolinas, watch up geor. theto goingeyl meownr t nt it's kind of four's day tlk, relief east of the mississippi. 98 degrees expect in the dallas. 101 in north plat. here we go again. chicago, atlanta, raleigh, temperatures close to or over 100 degrees for another dangerous heat wave coming. da

james, let's go beyond california. when you look at the attack ads, by republicans, going after democrats, they keep using that their socialists, radical socialist. let's break this down a minute. even if the term democratic socialist is factually correct, from a branding messaging, and winning perspective. would it make sense for the progressive wing of the party to maybe drop that word, at least for now, it triggers people. when people hear socialist, they think, venezuela, they do not think sweden. >> right, and of course, they don't listen to me so, what's good would it do? but they've done enough damage to the party brand defund the police nonsense. this identity left politics which no one likes. and then they keep getting rejected again, and again at the poll. i'm kind of optimistic that they see just how unpopular they are, not just in the country but within the democratic party. i'm very optimistic that voting democrats are going to take their party control of their party. the craziest -- half of the republican

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we know james rogue exist. john relish probably didn't have a role because he left when they first ordered them and then he comes back as chief justice and is looking for one. james wilson, and william cushing, there is nothing about the rooms that anyone has been able to locate. or at least i haven't been able to locate. if anyone out there knows anything about the robes, please contact me john blair we know he paid for a, of the assumption is he had one. thomas johnson we know a rogue was made for him. when patterson -- he has the rope in the portrait. these two robes could be the same robe it's possible the johnson retires or resigns, he just passes it to patterson. it was never used. we don't know it, maybe possible. some of you that our students of the early core you may have noticed i left someone out. this is justice james irondale. irondale was on the court from 1790 to 1799. he died in october of 1799. thanks to ross davies, a professor at george mason university, he gave me a tip that there was a ment

and james wants to see the i i second that, james. so i because the second was never as good as the first except i've heard top gun. this is really good. have you seen it yet? i haven't seen it yet, but i'm with you have heard that this one is phenomenal. so and you get to theaters for this one. yeah, ok? well, we'll see it after live in the bay. thank you, olivia, appreciate it. >> all right. and as we wrap up the show, want to remind you once again, the spca is asking for your help in finding forever homes for thisa door rubble. puppies. yes. after school animal control actually temporarily waiving adoption fees to try to encourage more adoptions. so if you are interested, these are the actual dogs that are up for adoption that need. hopefully they're all just so lovable. is it bad that i'm half judging on shouting? i'm going like if there this are black. so you have to think about a couple up with and then it's all over hair all over my mind to and we're going to wish we could said there, guys. all right. we'll see it tomorrow. but