sam picked them up. i'm like, take the shell casings so they don't find those. >> dan just keeps adding details. he's in the apartment. he's seen julie's body. and now he's helped clean it up. >> i said, you got to get rid of your clothes. you got to get rid of everything. so pack them all in a backpack. so he put them all in a backpack. and he kept the backpack along with the gun. i grabbed some gloves and wiped everything down as best i could. >> with him changing his story was at. >> so where is he? >> i don't know. >> you got to have an idea. >> he's somewhere in long beach. >> he's admitted being in the apartment, admitted seeing a body. so the police now they're moving up the mountain with him. but they're not there yet. so, you're always sort of looking for ploys to sort of get people -- to push them a little bit further. >> police decided to bring his fiancee, rachel buffett, in, who sat down in front of him. and the exchange is very odd. >> stay seated. you can go sit right there. >> i wanted to

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let's bring in sam zell now, my apologies, sam zief, we are getting there in terms of that fed speak around walking back 100 basis points which was not priced in yesterday, back to 75 basis points. what does that mean for king dollar, when do we see the dollar start to fracture? sam: we need to see one of two things, we need green shoots in the global economy. or, a pivot from the fed of some sort and 100 basis versus sunday five is not the pivot that the dollar needs, it needs to be more substantial. until you get inflation cooling, you can't do that. over the next one to three months at a minimum, it is hard to envision the dollar turning around it will continue to strengthen to some extent. we are trying to figure out how much further the dollar can really go whether you look at historical averages or interest rate differentials for versus global growth impulses. basically, we think the dollar could go another 5% over the next one to three months unless there is a change in the macro narrative. gina: when you dissect the drivers of the dollar versus global currencies, how much is

time now for a check of the weather back to sam champion in miami, and, sam, it is a busy weekend in the weather department. >> janai, yeah. just as busy as news. let's talk about heavy-fueled tropical rains. port arthur, texas, yesterday afternoon six inches of rain, people talking about water up to their shins, midshin in that area. now we have to talk about today, we've got some real big issues today. so we'll get this storm system moving through the northeast. this is every major airport involved from washington to philly to new york to hartford to boston. the afternoon is really more active, so if you're flying out this morning, you'll miss that. here's where the storms are likely to be a problem. this is damaging winds and hail. then we've got tropical storm colin just developed as of 5:00. this messes up the entire weekend for the north carolina coastline, a little bit of the south carolina shore because as it is right now from myrtle beach all the way up to, well, really the cape right there. so we're looking at that passing by at about sunday at 2:00 p.m. moving off the shor

their father sam sam dash was the real star of the show. he and i worked very hard together and sam dash never quit to eat. i don't know when he ate. he was a fantastic chief counsel and could have been anybody put their any better. they could have anybody better put there than the deputy chief counsel that i well. no, i didn't that at all. so i want to also say that we thank amy enright her company has helped us with this on. her company is named newton street publications. and cheryl mattingly my executive assistant who grow? yeah, sissy baker is here who sissy baker? oh. sissy baker here that's howard baker's daughter. oh my god. i love your father. one time one time sissy. i was running for governor. and he he called me. he said roof saw come over and come out for you against you whichever will help. and i said, well senator come out come over and please come out for me, but he didn't quite break that he didn't go down that hard. is joy reid here tonight? i think joy was in here a moment ago. of the readout bob woodward is somewhere hid

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sam stovall of all, what is the rule of wall street this morning sam: good morning. i guess the rule is you don't fight the fed. i think the fed has to remain aggressive because this is now the sixth time since world war ii we have had the year on year change in cpi about 6.5%. every prior time we slipped into both a bear market and recession. i think there are still concerns ahead. jonathan: help me with the earnings picture as we kick things off next week with j.p. morgan. to what extent is the barlow? others have said we have not even started cutting our estimates on that front. sam: my father used to say that you can rarely injure yourself by falling out of a basement window, but i don't think the expectations are that low. they have come down from march of this year, we expected to see the s&p post a 6.3% rise. profit margins, which were expected to be down 4.1%, expected to be off 5.3 percent with more sectors joining the negative side. i still think there is more downward revisions to be experienced. matt: we are talking about netflix today. piper sandler redu

uncle sam says movers must give written estimates. we don't know of any limit on the money they can take upfront, so make sure you iron out every nickel from deposit to delivery. two, do not sign a document with empty boxes or blanks. uncle sam says do not agree to have your shipment picked up or delivered as soon as possible. the dates should be definite. take time to understand the movers liability to you for losses and damage. the baseline is $.60 per pound. movers must also offer an option for full value production and add an extra day to literally weigh your options. anything worth more than 100 bucks per pound. think expensive clothes or china. uncle sam says you have a right to be present when the movers weigh your stuff. you also have a right to request a re-way at no charge. x, confirm how you will pay on delivery day. ideally stand your ground to pay with a credit card because if something goes wrong you can dispute the charge. and we have seen horror stories about some movers holding people's stuff hostage in order to get t

sam adventure baker. and yes, that's his real middle name. he's even on his way to the rock climbing record books. reporter valerie mills has his story learning to rock climb comes with learning to crawl in the baker family. kind missed my sam adventure baker has his sights set on a grand goal being the youngest to climb el capitan in yosemite national park. >> the 3,000 foot granite wall is an iconic summit for climbers to ascend one of the biggest accomplishments. climate. >> it's not just about him getting this record. it's about just him doing it. my goodness, doing it together at 8 years old, sam adventure has already climbed more cliffs. then most people lost an and really push chase. that was hardest climb played. part of his training is teaching him to be a strong leader. and she doesn't know what plan is. a commute it's the first person who goes up there insistence of thing put insects there it will take around 5 days for sam and his dad to climb el cap and things of this the journey consist of camping on the side of the sheer rock w

sam: there really isn't. the process will to be tail blazed and whole understanding the process and working with the airport and all the lodge just particulars details. we have gotten tremendous support from the u.k. space agency and r.a.f., really goods engagement with the c.a.a. which is the f.a.a. in the u.k. so a lot of work but we are excited and we have gotten a very welcomed presence there. guy: in terms of the paplgs you are launching are you going to continue at the moment with space force? what is the commercial two-on-one here? sam: we have already launched commercially and with nasa and put out a number of their satellites and with the space force. we are covering every part of the market. it is growing space economy. it is currently a bit over $400 billion globally, forecasted to go well beyond a trillion dollars the next 15 to 20 years and for national security you see what is going on in ukraine and how each night we are looking at satellite imagery in our living rooms to understand how importa

forecast is a few degrees warmer >>> in sam's defense, he >>> in sam's defense, he said it felt like he was working outside. working out outside, right? >> it is hot out there. it's like swampy. >> when you see other people working out, you sweat too. >> and need a massive wet wipe. >>> switching gears, it is time for "pop news" and megan ryte is in getting us all up to speed on things. >> i've done some serious "pop news" investigative reporting and we'll begin with taylor swift making a return to the stage. the singer popping up across the pond at london's o2 arena for a surprise performance with haim joining them for a mash-up of "love story" and "gasoline". let's take a look. ♪ ♪ you'll be the princess ♪ ♪ it's a love story ♪ ♪ gasoline ♪ >> of course, this isn't their first collaboration. haim is featured on taylor's latest album "evermore" for "nobody, no crime." swift saying about the reunion, when i heard my girls were playing at the o2, i thought i'm going to have to see them and then she hopped on stage. i'm sure that was a great treat. >> that was cool. >>> a

then you have the son of sam on the loose. >> we always look for patterns in victims. there was this belief that he was only killing women with long, dark hair. >> i know the .44 killer is after girls with long brown hair. so when i go out, me and my friends go out at night, we put our hair up. >> my hair is down to my shoulder. >> it was about this length. i cut it short because of the .44 caliber killer. >> well, his last victim was actually blond. >> a 20-year-old new york city girl died this evening a day and a half after she and her companion were shot by the son of sam. he's the nighttime killer who has stalked new york residential boroughs for a year. >> a postal worker walked out of his yonkers apartment last night, turned the ignition key in his car, and found himself surrounded by police. "well," he said, "you got me." police say those words ended the biggest manhunt in new york city history with the capture of son of sam. and this is what they say tripped up the .44 caliber killer. a parking ticket. david berkowitz drove this cream-colored ford galaxie from

sam was talking about those cooling centers yesterday. he is in central park, and sam, for millions, the worst is yet to come. >> reporter: janai, today we'll hit our highest temperatures in the new york city area and in those deaths that were reported the multiple deaths reported yesterday we saw something that i wanted to pass on to you guys, multiple ages anywhere from 22 to 75, men and women, it's just a clear signal that you think you're in great shape, it doesn't matter how old you or are young, you're susceptible to heat and heat-related illness. please take it careful out there. this is where the triathlon ends today. it's cut in half due to that heat. here are the numbers out there today. here's the heat advisory and the heat index levels. i'd take that new york city to warm as 104 by 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. philly at about 102. d.c. at about 103. the actual temperatures you'll be seeing for the next few days. where we circled, that's the record high temperature you'll be hitting during the day. when this temperature drops ove

>> they absolutely do, sam. there is a policy which we've been re-reading and re-reading, it's very much a boiler plate for the federal government and the department of homeland security. the problem with this reset of the phones that happened in january 2021, it's extremely suspicious to everyone because, why wouldn't you take extra care, even if you had a swiss cheese policy, or an imperfect policy, why wouldn't you take extra care to preserve records of one of the moments you know is already under investigation by multiple congressional committees and the federal government? i mean, remember, the department of justice wasn't investigating donald trump on january 7th, but they were investigating all of the people who engaged in felonies and who were storming the capital. so, if you knew that, why would you delete this stuff? i have to mention something, i'm not trying to be scary, but i think one of the problems is, a lot of the individuals who held the raids in this decision where trump supporters. they tried

sam is at the loews miami beach hotel. hey there, sam. we give you the honors this morning. [ applause ] >> reporter: robin, it is my pleasure. i'm sorry for the other cities but miami has entered the competition right now. we've got our talented judges. we've got our amazing crowd and of course our restaurants. robin, george, michael, i brought my backup holding the famous golden spatula is my husband ruben, so everything, nothing could be better this morning. >> let's start by the way first of all with melanie schoendorfer and jason, good morning. you guys from babe's meat & counter. you started as a kind of a meat market and you became a burger joint. you grind your own beef. tell me about this spot. >> it is a half butcher shop, half sandwich spot grinding everything in house. any kind of great awesome steak trim i have that's going in the burger. >> over here to nicole. >> hi, sam. >> how are you? >> good. >> from jeepney. now, nicole has more flavor in the burger than you'll ever have before, but let's show you a little bit about ou

sam champion joins us with the latest. sam, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, it was another surprise that we just didn't need for this holiday weekend. it was this pop-up tropical storm on the carolina coastline. you can see the flags whipping in the wind. also some rough surf in the area. the good news from this system is that all of the heavy rain was parked on the east side of the storm, but that meant off toward the atlantic. this one didn't cause a whole lot of trouble. as a matter of fact, you can see where the remnant low is. the hurricane center won't issue any more advisories on this. there still are some wind, rain and rough surf. i want to show you this all-purpose cold front that's wiping down to the south, this clears out the northeast, so the places that had storms yesterday -- boston, new york, philly -- you're getting improved weather. there are some rip current problems out there. they're likely in the carolinas. i would extend this all th, w rs guys. >> sam champion, thank you. >>> now to law enforcement on high alert this holiday weeke

let's get back to sam champion. it's a mixed bag and a lot of the country dealing with severe weather this weekend. >> reporter: yeah, and, whit, we started with epic flooding going on in parts of the country. now let's go to another long wave, large area heat wave that is in the northwest this time. so this is days and days of record-breaking heat and the heat they've been breaking in this area was from last year where we had hundreds of folks dying in that heat. so stay cool any way you can in the seattle area. you can see, get on the kayak, throw the ball at the kids in the water, but that excessive heat warning extends in all these areas, yakima to spokane to medford. these numbers are feeling like it's 104, 108. we have another 90-degree day in seattle tomorrow so looks like we may be breaking the record of the longest heat wave in that area. here are temperatures around so you can see from held that to 100 degrees to boise at about 99 by monday. reno, you're still staying near that 90-degree mark even on monda

jessica elgot and sam lister will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers. we will have more at 11:30pm. do join us then if you can. time now for click. it's one of the biggest events on the sporting calendar. the players — powerful, light of foot, lightning fast. it requires physical endurance and nerves of steel. and that's the reason that every year, the crowds spill out to watch wimbledon. you see that there? that is centre court and it's been in that spot now for exactly 100 years. a centre court centenary. indeed! nice line. i know how much you love wimbledon but are you like my aunt, who shouts at the tv for two weeks? i absolutely love it and i absolutely am like your aunt. this is the most stressful two weeks of the year for me. my heart rate goes through the roof and i'm just watching the thing on tv. oh, you need one of my activity trackers. i've got a few to spare to track your heart rate. ah, yes! how did you get on with those? well, i'll tell you — and you — about that in a bit. right you are. yeah, wimbledon has been at the forefront of

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my name is sam. well, not a georgia, one of 8 members of parliament who is sponsoring a bill on the promotion of proper danny and family values and, and human sexual rights. and, and let's make it clear. this bill was as a response to the pro vocation from the l g b t q, community, the provocation, that sam george speaks of came last year when news broke, that an l g b t q plus cynthia had opened in the gone and capital acro. what followed in the media was a kind of homophobic overdrive journalists along with anti l. g. b t q plas campaign is demanded, the st. disclosure within a month, the police shut it down. fantastic decision. around a month later that day, one bull cost reported that the police had found $2.00 men in the building having sex, which the center called an outright lie. i'm just another example of homophobic misinformation in the gun and media beneath the peak and founder and director of right to fi gun, which is a human rights organization in gun we have been documenting how to medi

. >> the committee was run by sam ervin, a great constitutional scholar. howard baker was his vice chair. a senator from tennessee, conservative republican. >> and the chief counsel of the committee was a fellow named sam dash. he was looking for three people to run the investigations. i had no idea that this was going to go this high. no idea. >> our role in the senate select committee was to make disclosures through televised hearings. we had the power of subpoena, the power to put people under oath. >> but congress does not have a prosecutorial function. it's only to investigate, to legislate, and to inform. >> by march of 1973, you had the senate select committee pushing for hearings. >> but nixon by and large did not want his aides to testify. >> people were very interested in the senate hearings and whether nixon was going claim executive privilege to keep his top aides from testifying. >> a president can't use executive privilege to shield his own criminal conduct. >> nixon was under pressure of republicans, and many voters who had voted for him in

joe must really think sam is special. let's find out why. well, for starters, sam loves talking about their sex life and something called puppy play. in their free time they like giving college lectures on kink. we are not going to get into details. most disturbing of all of, they have a thing for dr. fauci. >> i like to think of daddy fauci looking down on us and seeing this type of a song to young people in his life each and every day for the many things that he has done. ♪ cleared off the table ♪ wash dishes and put them away. >> jesse: daddy fauci, let's try to keep those thoughts to ourselves, sam. sadly, that's not the most disturbing part of their sexual portfolio. back in 2015 sam went to war for the website rent boy.com. it's a gay prostitution site that was shut down for promoting underaged prostitution. britain ton wrote an op-ed saying the rent boy is more dangerous than the website ever was now young men might have to return to communities and homes who rejected who they are. that's where the real danger begins. i think the

so i asked sam george, what will be deemed illegal where his law to pass. if you are doing a piece, for example, that, that seeks to push into the canyon media space, that is an acceptable way of life for people to have sex in an unnatural manner. that will be you producing promotional material. for if you were to do a p s that seeks to highlight the glitz and glamour as they put it off of a natural sex, that will be promotional material. but if you were doing mr. joe, i listened on the scene to you getting an interview on june 7th, where a journalist had just had an l g b, t activist on the if you sent to that journalist, if this bill was in effect, then you'd be process. so that wasn't promotional al vitti q issues that was just a journalist doing their job as i made those comments. because in that interview, they didn't. they went ahead and asked the gentleman who claims to be a promoter of l g b t q activities in gonna what gay pride months is all about that she asked him to outline his, his programs for the year, spoke about his facebook page and ask p

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shouldn't sam tarry be allowed to stick up for his principles? i think any organisation, certainly any political party, everybody understands that if you're on the front bench, you can't book yourself onto media programmes without permission and you can't make up policy on the hoof. i think that's very straightforward in political parties. i think that's pretty straightforward for any organisation or any business. and so we've got collective responsibility and that's what that's about. obviously the labour party's relationship with the trade unions is historic. they're part of our movement, they always have been, always will be. and that's why we've worked with them on things like employment rights from day one, the most comprehensive set of rights that we set out at our conference last year. so this is about collective responsibility, i think everybody understands that. sojust to be clear then, on saturday, when the strikes are next happening, if a shadow minister goes onto the picket line but doesn't have any unauthorised media appearances, is

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you hear from sam bankman-fried. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are seeing australian bonds rally across the curb. -- the curve. this is bcd continuation of recession fears bolstering global saw friends. -- this as we see continuation of recession fears. yields in particular taking a plunge in the short end and leading the way. we are seeing the australian session this morning, as we head into the decision almost certain to raise rates to slow accelerating inflation concerns, putting the pressure on australian consumers, among the most indebted in the world. economists are expecting 25 out of 26 expecting the rba to raise it a habit percentage point. david: shifting to crypto, also yields were down and austria. we're looking at bitcoin, down about nothing really, relatively speaking of course, given the volatility here. we are down about 19.3 right now on bitcoin. takes us into the next conversation with ftx u.s., that is the crypto exchange founded by billionaire sam bankman-fried here who has agreed to inject cap

joining us is sam stovall, chief investment strategist at cfra. sam, we've had a nice rally here in july, best month of the year. is it a bear market bounce or the bottom >> i think it's a bear market bounce, sara i think the bottom is probably a ways off i went back and looked going back to world war ii, and found that a majority, two-thirds were in bear markets. within those bear markets essentially three out of every four of these 2.8% bounces or greater were well before the bottom was put in place. actually the average is about five months ahead of that eventual bottom. eventually we will get a nice bounce that could top us back into bull market mode, but i think right now the early bounces really are simply bear market bounces. >> the other question is what about technology, because that's what we've seen showing some strength over the past few weeks. today is the day where they're underperforming, energy, financials, industrials, it's more value over growth which do you prefer? >> for the near term i would prefer more value over growth. we'v

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>> good morning sam. i appreciate you having me on. we are incredibly concerned, about the massive attack on democracy, we are seeing across this nation. i address the nation's first insider threats in mason county, when that county clerk actually compromised her voting equipment, trying to prove the big lie. i ended up decertifying the voting equipment, a judge removed her from oversight of the election. i asked my 2018 republican opponent to step in. but it is part of the larger attack on democracy, from the voter suppression, the threats to election administrators, the insider threats, we are seeing a code red for american democracy. >> colorado requires surveillance of voting systems. increases penalties for tampering. giving unauthorized access to those systems. how confident are you, in a bill like that, essentially preventing election interference? >> as secretary of state, i will always be totally focused on making sure that every eligible republican democrat and unaffiliated, can have their voice heard. as part of that, recogn

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sam champion in for ginger this morning. joining us from miami. sam, good morning to you. i know you're tracking flash flooding in the gulf coast and severe storms in the northeast. >> yeah, whit, it's not the only problem we're going to have for this holiday weekend, but let's talk about that. there's this storm system on the texas gulf coast and it's going to be spinning wind and rain, so a lot of this will be galveston all the way to louisiana. there are flood watches issued from texas to galveston. you saw that drone video of the waves from matagorda. we need to keep that rain east, east, east of the low because we do not want to impact houston's airport with more than 2 to 3 inches of rain or possible flooding in houston. but i want to show you the setup for saturday, this is what our real trouble is. if you can fly today, fly today. if your plans are flying saturday this is going to be tough because look at the major airports impacted here. from boston to hartford to new york city to philly to baltimore to washington. all with what will be strong to severe storms and

sam, thank you. we'll check back in with you in jst a bit. >>> we move now to monkeypox on the rise this morning, with more than 5,000 cases nationwide, both new york city and the state, now declaring monkeypox a health emergency. here's abc's phil lipof. >> reporter: this morning, new york city joining new york state and san francisco in declaring a public health emergency. amid rising monge pox cases. the new york city department of health reporting about 150,000 new yorkers are currently at risk of exposure in the city. now the epicenter of the outbreak. the cdc saying there's evidence showing children younger than 8 and people with uncontrolled hiv may develop more severe illness if infected. concentrated among men having sex with other men. but cases are spreading beyond this group. >> with any disease outbreak, there's often a specific demographic but based on the way the infection transmits anyone is theoretically at risk. >> reporter: new yorker, mark hall, a nurse-practitioner fell ill last

ready ready ready ready is a sam game in my area. and what is interesting, all these by jessina gonna are the same plays. coma was one of the 1st academics to expose the link between anti gay evan jellicoe groups in the us and rising levels of homophobia in african politics. he says that evan jellicoe groups like double congress of families, target african countries, because of the rapidly growing christian populations. he also says that they tend to come in with a media strategy. their strategy was to take control of not just policy makers. we need to get generous, we're gonna agree with us. and one reason for that is if you can throw the media you in the battle, there is no shortage of homophobic journalists and gonna the proponents of this villa going off to the few journalists who aunt on june 7th and l g b, t q plus activist was interviewed on joy fm. he spoke about his activism, addressed some of the misinformation about the l g, b t q plus community and also discussed gay pride month opportunity to create a win it on the strug

all of them over eastern cuba away from the known sam sites. that's a month of september two things happened. there's a special national intelligence estimate. we talked about analytic products the sneeze special intelligent national intelligence estimate authored by sherman kent the head analyst. he says that it would not make sense for the soviets to please strategic missiles in cuba because it's too risky. now when we had discussed analysis we had talked about cognitive challenges to analysis cognitive biases and mindsets and we discussed how a big one among them is mirror imaging this idea that the other side is going to reason and figure out things like we would so this is an example a classic example of mirror imaging. at the same time uh mccone goes on leave he was a widower and he was recently remarried and he took his honeymoon in the south of france, but whenever a cia director travels you got communications with you, and he's sending cables back to cia saying you've got to press the white house for permission to send you two's over t

sam, thanks. >>> in southwestern virginia a state of emergency has been declared after severe storms caused massive flooding in buchanan county, destroying roads and homes. officials say at least 44 people are unaccounted for but say communications have been limited since the storm. meanwhile, 27 million people are at risk for brutally hot weather with triple digits expected across parts of the southern plains, lower mississippi valley and northwest. >>> president biden making some waves in israel today, making clear how far the u.s. is prepared to go to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear power. and we're learning about an encounter in israel that led to a secret service agent being sent home. here's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: a welcome ceremony today marking his tenth visit to israel but joe biden's first trip here as president. seeking -- >> greater peace greater stability. greater connection >> reporter: the official greeting, fist bumps with israeli leaders. that could avoid a handshake moment during the controversial meeting with saudi's crown prince later this week adviser

sam will present it. you are now -- >> the golden burger. >> the ultimate burger spot. >> are you supposed to get this too? i'll hold on to this, hold on to this check. >> got to hold on to this check. like you did that burger. >> yeah. >> great job. how you feel? >> i feel amazing. i want to give a shoutout to my competitors, the companion, babe's and lucky's, they made great products and when you go to their cities please check them out. i want to thank my wife for supporting me through the whole i'm bringing it home, baby, like you said. >> thank you, man. congratulations. >> thank you guys so much. >> the check. the other chefs, you are all going home with grilling tools from weber. everybody is going home with something and also to our judges, it's getting crazy out here. i'll go to ginger. get us out of here. >>> michael, thank you so much. you know, if lara and cecilia are the old men from the muppets i'm kind of feeling like animal up here because i got no burger. we also want to bring you a grill

sam brock has details. >> reporter: after weeks of agonizing waiting, the austin american statesman along with kvue releasing a highly edited four-minute compilation of videos including never before seen surveillance from inside the school, outside the building and police body cam footage. shedding more light on how the law enforcement response unfolded the gunman walks across the parking lot into the school at 11:33. casually carrying a rifle and turning a corner in the hallway, a young student comes around the corner as the shooter walks down the hall seconds later, gunfire erupts lasting for more than two minutes, the young child runs away. three minutes later, first officers enter the school as the gunfire continues, some officers approach the classrooms while others hold back more shots and they retreat. 19 minutes after the gunman entered, heavily armed reinforcements arrive with ballistic shields holding up their weapons but standing at the end of the hallway for nearly half an hour eventually a unit moves in a stack form toward the classroom door others, again, holding back 48 min

sam jackson. what he says to look out for today. and the ex-wife of the oath keeper leader will join us as well. >>> for the second time in four days, a huge explosion has rocked the russian town in the southern region of kherson. seven people are missing, likely under the rubble. this attack by ukrainian forces is probably the largest in a russian-occupied part of the ukraine since the invasion began in late february. the town is home to a key hydroelectric plant in the link to the western fly to crimea. >> and among those facing constant bombardment to russian troops as they work hard on the front lines. cnn's alex marquardt joins us live from the kharkiv region of ukraine. alex, we're getting word of attacks by russian forces. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, brianna, this is the second day in a row where we've seen a flurry of attacks in kharkiv. we understand one location struck an industrial district on the eastern side of the city. yesterday's strikes killed at least six residents o

so john hancock antagonizes sam adams by buying him a nuisance. that became a political rivalry for the rest of their lives. the kind of thing for wheni'm doing my research by the way . >> armed conflict is sometimes referred to as "rich man's war and a poor man's site is the american revolutionary war an example of this? >> no it's not. that's quote from james mcpherson's right of freedom which rich man's format fight is very accurate for the confederacy . everyone was in. everyone was in on one side or the other in the revolution. the wealthy put everything on the line they were hundred men and george washington moved 280 times and contemporary headquarters during the war while his farmers had no income. his wealth diminished by half before it was over. >> who was playing? who werethe officers ? we had no officer class, had no military academies and people who had just been awwrong militia foss and were promoted and wound up being generals, some at young ages. so that doesn't work too well . many people who work or under the british side of thin

now i see if sam at they did not threaten up on that. ah, back in latvia, this photo exhibition in the center of riga documents is the brutal consequences of russia swa. at the opening ceremony of the exhibition ukraine's ambassador uses the opportunity to thank the baltic states for they are solidarity all his especially grateful for the greek 8. or i need suppose next, and his comrades are organizing for his country. thank you very much. this is a really huge help for ukraine. what a catholic bombers nasa latvia is aiding us at the state level with technology and vehicles. but when the help of volunteers is added, everything moves more quickly with their cars come straight to the front and we see what happens to them. the movie, if, for example, one of the vehicles is already totally destroyed 5 days later, we know that at least this vehicle saved lives. mir merging has happened milestone march, and he's as fragile. there is live if the war is not stop there. it will come to us quickly, boeing the rest of the japan us and so they embar