senator holly joins me now. senator, they won't come out an say it, but you can't convince me that this isn't what they democrats want, massive influx of humanity into the united states. >> it's exactly what they want and i think once one of the reasons i wouldn't say that their plans weren't working. he just would answer that question because there plan is an open border. what you look at what is happening, ezio border that is open, easy effective amnesty fo criminals, and then you see the taking away ices enforcement capability, this is their plan and they are executing on it. >> ila governor kim reynolds today suggested that some of these aliens are personal to blame for rising covid 19 cases seeing part of the problem is the southern border is open, we've got 88 countries coming across the border they don't have vaccines, so none of them are vaccinated in there getting dispersed throughout the country . for that, was attacked by joan hendry state political for lati american citizens group and sai that reynol

hollie, i'd like to ask a couple of questions. i want to thank you first of all for testifying today and hearing what i believe as in important view on the issue of our mental justice to you and i should meet at the same concerns about the policies that my colleagues and i have been discussing and it also appears we share a passion for fishing and it's the representative of the entire coast of georgia over 100 miles of pristine coastline. i will fishing. in fact, this is my hope it is one of the all of my life in some of my fondest memories are fishing with my dad as i was growing up and i want to make sure that my sons and grandsons have that same experience as i had as well. you and i've engaged before before, mr. hollie, on an issue and present in energy and commerce subcommittee environmental subcommittee hearing and want to revisit some of that. it had to do with lessons were learned from the cancellation of the atlantic coast pipeline and the harm it did two communities. in your testimony for today's hearing you go some of t

the demonstrator gathered outside the prison near ramallah, demanding the release of holly to gerard sentence finishes. in 2 months she was detained in 2019 for the membership of a band group. neither abraham was at the funeral. in ramallah, activists, politicians, feminists and people from all walks of life have gathered and came here today to show solidarity with the rod family. the father sam has been left all alone in this . his wife has been in this really prison for almost the past 2 years is really has denied many requests to release the job are to, to bid her daughter the final farewells or even next the body inside the prison. so the mother can see. so for one last time, i blamed for requesting a permit for her to attend the funeral. she told us there is no way they'd let her out. they have no humanity and no respect for those. it's not rare for israel to deny such humanitarian request. this is why the house on tv decided as a just to broadcast some of the funeral, so she can see it in her prison. over the years when we've been talking to many past indian prisoners who were

what do you expect to happen next, holly? >> look, the moratorium is fine. but reverend given the universe of badly needed criminal justice reforms, it's not nearly enough. in fact, there is 4,000 individuals right now who are currently on home confine men, who were safely moved to home confinement from federal prison during the covid pandemic. those 4,000 individuals may have to go back to federal prison if president biden doesn't act soon. one of those individuals is a 74-year-old grandmother by the name of gwen levi, this a case that has had awareness raised about. she went to computer class and she haase now been deemed an escapee buy the bureau of prisons. not only do they want to send her back to prison, they want to lengthen they are sentence. it is crazy. i think this is the greatest crisis before the biden administration right now. and moi hope is that a.g. garland and friends like gupta and monaco serving with him over at the department of justice will recommend full clemency for these roughly 4,000 individuals as soon as possible. >> now, justice

the holly chaise. those c fairs still stranded have no choice but to wait for the day when they can once again step on dry land, drew ambrose out 0. and you can watch the full documentary forgotten i see on al jazeera is 11 east on thursday at 2230 gmc and still ahead on the news. our sons, the red hot run continues, are scenic 3 c, n b a finals for the 1st time in 28 year. that's coming up in the next with ah, brought to you by accenture, that there would be change the news with me duties by extension that there would be change. oh, a probably thank you very much. 22 days to the lympics and some of the government has withdrawn its weightlifting team to stop them bringing cov, 19 back home. but some of those 8 other olympians are all based abroad, so we'll still participate in the games. overseas. competitors are beginning to arrive in tokyo around $100.00, flew in on thursday from various countries, including germany. all overseas competitors need to take to cove 19 tests in the 4 days before departur

it was said by mister holly thought that nothing gets promised till everything gets promised. now we see that i've got this done is facing the insecurity, high violence collapse of districts and close to the club. so for prevention centers and nobody is taking care of what is going on on the ground . so it really depends on international community led by us to intervene in this situation and create a momentum on the piece process the piece process without and top gone piece process. there won't be any winner for the water. the water will not cover when the winner will only be those terrorist groups that they have brought in international community led by us and they to 12 going to start in a 20 years ago. it will happen again, the going to be again, my, a terrorist groups joining together and i'm going to stop. they will be terrorizing, not only i've got this done, but it will rise that region and mission community. so better to manage it a piece process. we're re find a solution at peter galbraith, he's right 5 in saying that a deteriorating security situation has implication

josh holly. and i think that is a testament to the fact that donald trump, through running and serving as president for 4 years did manage to redefine and who, who is conservative and who is not like by home state senator pat toomey. right now we seem to have the civil war is going on a both party. so the real question i have for you is one of the preeminent pollsters and political advisors in this country is, what do americans want and are the parties as we see them today? realigning reorganizing themselves in ways that are going to be very surprising for us. well, i think that one of the things is that everyone has remarked on, it's just how polarized everything is. and people are really struck. i mean, we can take a streamline positive policies, but the infrastructure viola, the family back and you just put it in front of it. joe buys plan the infrastructure bill and we get republicans switching for me for the thing by 60 percent to be against the thing by 67 percent. so it's really striking h

cbs' holly williams was the only u.s. war correspondent abort as war games were held under russia's watchful eye. >> reporter: on board the u.s.s. ross, american sailors opened fire. (rapid gunfire) but this was just a military exercise, training along with 28 u.s. allies. the targets about a mile in that direction simulating an enemy craft. >> no pressure. >> reporter: yet america's real- life rival appeared to be keeping careful watch. four russian ships took it in turns to shadow us and russian fighter jets repeatedly circled nearby. they're keeping an eye on you? >> probably. >> reporter: commander john d. john told us it would take much more to provoke a clash. >> if somebody opened fire on you then that would warrant you taking self-defense measures. >> reporter: but last month a british naval ship was subjected to more aggressive tactics in the black sea including this threat. >> if you don't change the course, i will be fire. >> reporter: russia sent soldiers to seize control of the crimean peninsula from neighbor

holly, the many people had barbecues, of course, and we're celebrating not just the 4th of july. but the evening of the coven restrictions actually seems as if the pandemic is over here in the united states because we saw large gatherings all around the country. and of course the traditional fireworks also in washington dc, presented by that. the 1st lady deal by it and watched the fireworks from their balcony and had a huge dinner at the white house, but then brand. we also learned today that more than 180 people were killed in shootings across the us over the 4th of july holiday weekend. and this is the data published by the gun violence archive. in total, there were more than $540.00 shootings over the holiday weekend in chicago, in texas, in virginia and ohio. the shootings happened in large gatherings drunk people. and of course, the fact that it's easy to access guns in certain parts of this country. those new americans in your story, the naturalized citizens, do they have a picture of their new homeland that varies fundamentally from the image. those born in the united sta

whereas it being forward holly re, looks at the limits of the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face. target when tech to go viral, episode 3 of all hail the locked down on al jazeera motors is big news in libya. but staging car and bike rather here comes with its own particular ring or club, couldn't take part in the 2016, rallied because we were fighting a war and i'll just do a world travel to the libyan. just to see how full don't full. we can be a unifying, pull war till country lydia. a rally for home on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home will be used in current affairs. that matter to you. i hello again, peter, they'll be hearing how your top stories on al jazeera, the us president joe biden has an i'm staying you pushed to get more americans vaccinated against kirby 19 as the highly contagious delta variance spreads, the measures include restrictions for federal employees and cash incentives, she have returns now from washington. just a few weeks ago the white house w

holly re looked at the limits of the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face. target when tech to go viral. episode 3 of all hail the locked down on algae 0. ah . the 1st group of afghans who helped american troops arrive in the us with their families. many others are still desperate to get. i'm charlotte bell is outside the passport office here in cobb with its been a huge surge and application as violence increases across. i've got a i l, l does there lloyd from dough home, also coming up the state months, their responsibility for my mother's mother. i'm not, she should be alive. the son of a multi journalist murder in 2017 says the government need to answer for what happened and fans remain fenced off, but the grown a virus emergency is getting worse inside and outside japan. coast city. ah, a new life is beginning for hundreds of afghans who worked alongside us led forces during the war. they've been taken in buses, along with their families to the fort a military base in the u. s. state of virginia. 221 people in all including 57 children and 15 babies ha

holly re looked at the limits of tech and the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face. target when tech to go viral. episode 3 of all hail the lockdown and al jazeera. ah, as more people get vaccinated, we are better protect as a nation to continue reopening safely and responsibly. the us presidents offers incenses and mandate vaccination of cooper 19 cases search again. ah, i'm have them are here, and this is our life. and also coming up the u. s. begins the evacuation of us can interpreters and their families, but many are still waiting for their turn to do as president needs to take greater control the security services appointing a new interior minister though is being called science africa tax. the war will tell you why the army has been called in as drivers and commuters fear for their life. in you as president joe biden has announced and you push to get more americans vaccinated against covert 19. it's a highly contagious delta variance spreads. the measures include restrictions for federal employees and cash incentives. she have returns the reports from

there was a moment people were going after the hollies and the cruzs. that can't stop. they are part of this. those pictures are pictures ted cruz and holly actually egged on and supported as well. >> you're saying they hold responsibility. there are those in these pictures that hold responsibility, right? we'll find out tomorrow at the sentencing of the first felony conviction of one man. he's supposed to get between 15 and 29 months behind bars. what do you think, david, is an appropriate sentence in terms of sending a message and telling anyone who may be considering doing something like this again you'd better not or you're going to pay? swift, strong justice and the public eye. it's important the public eye to this, alex. events of the world move so quickly particularly with our access to information. but since the events of january 6, the fbi and the department of justice and federal prosecutors have done remarkable relentless work with detailed investigations, with evidence to put before the judiciary. and it is important that as we look back on the events of jan

wildfire season with holly fretwell, research fellow. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning and join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> tuesday, a discussion about the israeli-palestinian conflict with state department officials from the wilson center at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, on c-span.org or on the free free -- or on the free radio app. from the washington examiner, jim antle. he served as their politics editor. thank you for joining us on this observed independence day holiday. thanks again. guest: tank for having me. host: the president talking yesterday particularly when it comes to issues of covid, talking about unity and some of our darkest days. how would you agree the administration as far as their efforts on covid and other things? guest: obviously present biden is presiding over a period where we are having a high level of vaccinations, so we are reopening under button. clearly that is a positive development. i think the voters largely have a favorable view o

. >> for holly fretwell, we hear from bart in maryland. go ahead. >> thank you for taking my call. you have already probably answered this since i have been waiting, but how -- what steps do they take to mitigate the damage to wildlife in these control burn areas? that's always fascinating to me how they just determine we will lose this percentage and there is nothing we can do about it or do they send people in and try to relocate or push out wildlife into a certain area? >> that's a great question. i will give you my intuitive answer. most of our prescribers are much smaller than a catastrophic fire and are also on the ground, so they move at a much slower pace. the wildlife has the opportunity to move out of the way. that is not to say we will not lose wildlife. and it was super cool. it was a year ago when they did these clear cuts and they created the clearcuts like fingers. it wasn't like a square, from the 1980's, i guess. it was done in fingers. so it looks very natural. it allowed gridlines for the wildlife to get cover and mov e in. it was just clear as day. the new wildl

people against decades of repression. israel's denial of a request by jailed palestinian activists holly the general to attend her daughter's funeral, his spot indignation across the occupied west bank. the protest is gathered outside the offer prison near ramallah, demanding release. his sentence finishes. in 2 months she was detained in 2019 for alice membership of a band group. her daughter who was 31, died of a sudden heart attack on sunday night. and also this stand in front of the prison is to express a solidarity with collated draw, who's going through the tragic death of a daughter, and also to demand the immediate release of kalita. this is off putting pressure on israel so our voices can reach the human rights in international institutions to stop this arbitrary arrest. and this injustice which the palestinian people are subjected to al jazeera is near. abraham was at the funeral in ramallah activists, politicians, feminists and people from all walks of life have gathered and came here today to show solidarity with the rod family. the father sam has been left all alone in this

we've been -- we even had soccer juggler hollis belcher raising money for saint jude children's hospital. you could hear this band from anywhere on the course, under the direction of hammer, who demands one thing -- have fun. >> i mean this year, $4 million is out of a garage, literally you've been to my garage. it's literally -- we did it out of a garage, 4 million bucks. >>> pivot to baseball. there will be history tomorrow ni ge e. check this out. shohei ohtani gets the nod to be the starting pitcher tomorrow night for the american league and he'll also bat leadoff as the designated hitter. no player has ever pulled this off in all-star game history. otani has a major-league best 33 home runs with the angels and is the most coveted player in the game. >> we wanted him. >> so did we. >> he didn't pick us. >> i think we would all respect what he's done and meant to our game this year. this is what the fans want to see. it's personally what i want to see. >> kevin gausman and brandon crawford are in denver rep resenting the giants, who finished off a sweep of the nationals over the weeke

it was so i slated that we were the 1st journalist to get there since the fighting between holly's co, new generation cartel and cartel is metos intensified food. petra, the medicine was scarce, would the carter will continuing? we want to check how the villages were doing now. the answer, worse and all the people are leaving the town, leaving us more and more isolated. we can't get down the highway to the town, so we stuck up in groceries and work materials. it's hard to get food medicine and the government doesn't respect the agreements that they've made. rafael owns the local carpentry workshop, but doesn't know how long you can keep it going. even the internet and cell phone signal are on the blink. i could kept cutting out. hello, so they cause the tech services are non existent. nobody can give maintenance to those services, or the internet, or even the electricity plants. it should have been like this. back in april we heard the police promise. they cleared the gang blockades of the only paved road connecting glee with the nearest town. a puts in gun. i asked villages what's ha

officers say several cars took off from a large gathering at 90th and holly street. passengers were seen hanging out the sunroof and the windows there. look at that. cars were swerving all over the streets, driving on the wrong side of the road, blowing through stop signs, red lights. more cars joined in. all of them eventually stopped in a parking lot on foothill and macarthur. oakland police arrived and impounded the cars. >>> happening tomorrow, search teams will be back out in the tri-s since philip ey turon pleasanton ciarch, at was ofter ve days, rrow, alameda coun sheriff's teams will look again and give an update. >>> a deadly hit and run shutdown part of 880 in hayward earlier this morning. it happened around 2:30. video from the scene shows officers focusing their efforts on the car in the middle lane there. it's not clear if officers have any leads on the suspected driver who took off. >>> and a deadly pedestrian accident in san jose. a man struck and killed while crossing a street. it happened near monterey road and san jose avenue around 9:00 last night.

holly sees those c fairs still stranded, have no choice, but to wait for the day. when they can, once again step on dry land, drew ambrose out to 0. a janice next to the starbucks 15 people killed in a space of shootings in haiti's capital. awarding that the story contains graphic images and that some viewers may find disturbing tweets by reports. for week now, violence in haiti's capital has been out of control. gangs are now said to be in charge of the entire areas of poor print. on tuesday, at least 15 civilians were killed when the police had allegedly responded to an attack that had left an officer dead. local residents shock. i heard this terrible news. i told my mom, i'll go see if any relative died in the massacre. i was shocked to see my cousin died for nothing. i asked myself where this country's going. among the dead were journalist v. o shop and activists, and one had to claire many theories, fellow activities, while francois says they were executed for speaking out against the government. she was an activist and she was very, she had a very strong mess

and the annual report on the wildfire season with holly fretwell, research fellow. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning and join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> tuesday, a discussion about the israeli-palestinian conflict with state department officials from the wilson center at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, on c-span.org or on the free free -- or on the free radio app. from the washington examiner, jim antle. he served as their politics editor. thank you for joining us on this observed independence day holiday. thanks again. guest: tank for having me. host: the president talking yesterday particularly when it comes to issues of covid, talking about unity

stacey is a resident of my town of holly, michigan. she a gets water from her well on the property. when she and her husband suffered serious health effects, she suspected there may be pfas in our supply. she conducted intense research on the well and holly's history digging through documents, deeds, and maps to figure out where the problem may lie. when she presented her findings to our office, she was diligent about coming to find me everywhere i was in the district, we reached out to the state agency that's responsible for testing our water sources in michigan and it turns out stacey was right. there was pfas in her water supply. in our water supply. but discovering the contamination isn't the end of the story. we have to make sure our towns and cities can clean up these chemicals and provide residents with clean water, even our smallest community. because of stacey's doinged advocacy and countless other local folks across my district, one of my amendments will beef up assistance to local and community governments that would otherwise really struggle to pay for pfas cleanup. the

holly williams reports. >> reporter: good morning. classical ballet has a reputation for being rarefied and elitist. we have a story that could make you reconsider the world of pirouetting, plies, and arabes arabesques, and it's proof that art speaks to all of us, no matter who we are and where we're from. ♪ to watch kamal singh dance is to witness poetry in motion. >> finish. ♪ >> reporter: you've almost certainly never heard of him, but at 21 he's already tipped to become a star at a prestigious ballet company. what's your dream job as a dancer? >> i want to do "swan lake" ballet and want to do the prince role. and you know, having a swan on my arms and closing her wing one by one and love her forever. yes, it's my dream. and i will do it. >> reporter: yet just five years ago, kamal singh had never heard of ballet, let alone seen it performed. he was raised in poverty here in new delhi, india. his father drives a rickshaw for a living, earning about $5 a day. ♪ kamal grew up dancing bhangra, theia folk dance. ♪ when he saw b

there's never been a tongue in female weightlifter and i'm actually like, don't see any like holly girls lifting it amazes me that i even i'm even going to the olympics. the 20 year old told me. she is scheduled to leave july 25th for the olympic games in japan tells me her goal is to place in the top 10 and burly ktvu fox two news. wow and we certainly wish her well, that's amazing. she looks incredibly talented. okay well, let's talk weather now, everybody, and it is certainly a much more pleasant day, right? we started off saturday. just incredible heat inland. and now things have changed. big pattern change, so as we roll over the next few days, we get to see those inland temperatures kind of keep falling as we head through the week and in fact, tomorrow. we're going to see some below average temperatures yourself you out there today as well. and this has everything to do with the marine layer. it compressed when we had high pressure more in control. now, low pressure is going to be more in control and high pressure will relent and that will allow it to expand. it should get to about

. >> i was thinking buddy holly, farrah fawcett, but never mind those. my real answer is winston churchill. that's my serious answer. we need him because we have joe biden imitating neville chamberlain saying the nations will be embarrassed if russia misbehaves, will be embarrassed among the company of nations. china misbehaves, they will tuck themselves back in when people shake their finger at them, doesn't seem to have any idea or appreciation. churchill understood danger, looked at straight in the eye. that's what president trump did, what president reagan did, what president biden needs to do so far not encouraging. bring back winston churchill. >> well said. i knew you'd have the perfect answer. how about you? >> margaret thatcher, the iron lady. she was the first female prime minister of great britain, led during a very important period of time. i'm fascinated by female leaders and people who were four runners for everybody else out there and she was in many ways and had so many great things if a personal attack really stings you, they have nothin

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holly, great to see you. thank you for coming to the saturday show. >> thanks so much for having me, jonathan. i hope i've got some good news for you this morning. >> i hope so, too. but let's put this conversation into perspective. because we've long heard about the sentencing disparities between crack cocaine and powder cocaine. the sentencing project put out a report, crack cocaine sentencing policy unjustified and unreasonable. get a load of this from the report. approximately two-thirds of crack users are white or hispanic, yet the vast majority of persons convicted of possession in federal courts in 1994 were african-american, according to the ussc. i had never seen that statistic before, but that really does put in high relief the reason why the equal act needs to be passed. >> and this is a bill that will finally and fully eliminate that sentencing disparity, which is an 18-1 sentencing disparity, which is really one of the most egregious vestiges of racial injustice in america's drug policy. it was a

senator holly. >> thank you mr. secretary for being here. i want to just review the record since february the first full month of the biden administration there's been 822,629 illegal crossing attempts at the southwest b border. every single month of your tenure we've seen over 100,000 illegal crossing attempts and every single month attempts have increased. we've hit a 20 year record for entries who get that last month and we've had a surge of young children across the border placing these children in danger and in the line of harm on a single day in march we had 6,000 children in custody including hhs affiliates and we have 15,000 migrant children in federal custody in april the number of deportations carried out was the lowest monthly level on record. in interior was 2500 down from 10,000 arrests per month under the previous administration and the "washington post" and other news outlets reported the border patrol totally overwhelmed nowat by the surge of migrantsro crossing the border the cartels are having an easier time smuggling drugs

holly joins us now and how you decided to come to this decision. >> i decided to come to this decision because number one, i do not co-parent with my school board. i do not co-parent with the cdc and i don't co-parent with this administration. our schools have zero authority to be imposing health mandates over our students. i compromised last year when they allowed our students to go back into the building and i compromised and many parents did and put masks on our children. but no more. here in georgia we have numerous large districts that are still keeping their masks optional. gennett is demanding the same. so much so we filed a lawsuit yesterday against our school district. >> dana: maybe give me a couple of examples of what you heard when your kids got home from school last year when they were wearing masks. what was the impact on them? >> you know, my youngest child is born with a cleft lip and has cranial facial abnormalities. we've spent thousands of dollars for her to breathe. for her to pull off her mask and take off her mask saying i can finally breathe. my other daughter is

we spoke exclusively with branson and his children, holly and sam. >> richard, congratulations. how are you? >> i will come down soon. >> did it live up to your expectations and hopes? >> i always dreamt about what it would be like to be in space looking back at this incredible earth. it's impossible to describe just how magnificent it is. >> reporter: adding a new title to his resumÉ, civilian astronaut, and he has the hardware to prove it. show us the wings. you worked hard for these. >> i'm afraid nobody will be able to take this way. >> reporter: his excitement uncontainable. for branson's family, it was nerves that were sky high. >> i don't think i would be a loving son if i wasn't worried. >> i knew fundamentally they were going to come back but it's quite hard when you're dad is going to do something so pioneering that no one else has really done. >> i just wanted to see if you loved me. >> reporter: virgin galactic's first full passenger test flight comes just nine days before jeff bezos is expected to climb into his blue origin rocket. he congratulated his competitors,

we have holly and sam here, our grandchildren, and pretty well everything -- lots of friends. thad in england. we'll get you out here some day. love you lots, all of you. i want to say thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you to every single person who has believed in virgin galactic, the team who have worked so hard to make this dream come true. love you all. 17 years of painstaking work and the occasional horrible, down, but by and large, ups with it. today was definitely the biggest up. thank you all of you. love you all. so the mission statement i wrote inside my space suit was to turn the dream of space travel into a reality for my grandchildren who are here, for your grandchildren, and for many people who are alive today, for everybody, and having flown to space, i can see even more clearly how virgin galactic is the space line for us. we're here to make space more accessible to all. we want to turn the next generation of dreamers into the astronauts of today and tomorrow. we've all -- us on this stage have had the most extraordinary experience, and we'd love it if a n

police responded to a large gathering in the area of 90th and holly street thursday. a chp helicopter followed several of the drivers that sped away from the scene. they were swerving, running stop signs and red lights and eventually slamming into other cars. in one car, passengers seen hanging out of the sunroof, out o the windows. all the cars eventually stopped in a parking lot where police moved in and impounded several vehicles. you can watch the full video on our website, kpix.com . >>> this morning, an outpouring of support for two teenagers shot inside a southern california movie theater. the tributes came hours after the suspected gunman faced a judge. >> reporter: an excruciating four days for the dozens of people who showed up at new beginnings church friday night, to hold a prayer vigil for 18- year-old rylee goodrich, the intelligent, driven young woman shot to death by a stranger inside a corona movie theater after a showing of a horror film, there for a purge. >> i came here to give to the families, give them support per >> reporter: her parents spoke t

actually, like, don't see any like holly girls lifting it amazes me that i even i'm even going to the olympics. the 20 year old will be leaving for the tokyo olympics july 25th. she hopes the place in the top 10. she tells me her goal is to enjoy this incredible journey and another olympic games, maybe in her future. heather yeah, boy. she is impressive and we're all going to be watching her and wishing her luck. thank you so much amber on most. treat today. stocks rose just slightly, but it was enough to reach more records for all three major indexes. the dow was up 126 points. nasdaq gained 31, the s and p. added 15 financial companies led the modest rally ahead of a busy week of corporate earnings reports. analysts are expecting big growth year over year following the pandemic. the city of san francisco is expanding the free money for youth programs starting august 15th free rides on buses and trains will include people up to the age of 19, the previous cut off was age 18 fare inspectors won't request proof of payment for people who look much younger than 19, those aged 16 and olde

president who has a core base that has largely remained with him, and the problem for desantis and holly and all of these other characters is that they don't have enough gravitas with the base to begin to pull them away. that may change over the next several months, but it hasn't changed yet. >> let's talk about the january 6th committee here politico reporting they are crafted as borrowing verbal attacks than making cases against top democratic oversight. what do you think is happening behind closed doors in making arguments for who's going to be there? >> i think right now the minority leader's concerned about what will ruffle trump's feathers the most . if he puts someone capable on the panel or doesn't put a gaetz or trump promoter on that panel. that's what it comes down to. either way, unfortunately, the republicans are going to make this all political. they are not going to go in with good intentions with the exception, of course, of liz cheney who was the speaker's pick. but i think this comes down to -- i wouldn't be surprised if they're running it by trump's people to see who's

for -- where is she -- for 45 wonderful, wonderful years and we've been very blessed and we've got holly and sam here. our grandchildren. and pretty well everything, lots of friends. sadly, none from england. we'll get you out here one day. but love you lots, all of you. and just finally, i know i said it from the space shift but i want to say thank you, thank you, thank you, to every person who has believed in virgin galactic, the team who have worked so hard to make this dream come true. love you all. it's 17 years of painstaking work and the occasional horrible down but by and large ups with it and today was definitely the biggest up. so thank you, all of you. love you all. [cheers and applause] >> so of the mission statement that i wrote inside my space suit was to turn the dream of space travel into a reality for my grandchildren, who are here, for your grandchildren, and for many people who are alive today. for everybody. and having flown to space, i can see even more clearly how virgin galactic is the space line for earth. we're here to make space more accessible to all and we wan

i loved it, i said, holly way to go again. amen next. next stop for you is the moon, wally. the crew experiencing several minutes of weightlessness once in space floating around the capsule as they look down. and on earth. peace. yeah, well capsule, then making its way back down to earth via parachute safely landing to cheers from family and friends below beso, saying this is just the start of the company's work towards expanding space, tourism and exploration. we're going to build a road to space so that our kids and their kids can build the future after the launch bezoza confirming that blue origin plans on flying to more missions with humans on board later this year in van horn, texas, jeff paul fox news, july 20th, already a landmark in the history of space exploration 52 years ago, apollo 11 landed on the moon today, the chabot space and science center in oakland celebrated both the past and the future of space exploration with a sneak peek of the nasa experience. some prototypes were unveiled this morning as part of the countdown to the shabbos centers reopening in nov

we will speak with holly foster live with us us from wembley. let us start with the one that is about to kick off. it is rare i don't think spain are the favourites but in this case would that be right?- the favourites but in this case would that be right? they have done it the hard way- _ would that be right? they have done it the hard way. extra _ would that be right? they have done it the hard way. extra time _ would that be right? they have done it the hard way. extra time against i it the hard way. extra time against croatia in the last 16 penalties against this lease and they made three changes to their line—up. morata has been dropped. the winning penalty has been pushed up into a more forward position. just one change for italy. they had a fantastic tournament so far. he is out and enjoyed it emerson who comes into the starting line—up. the last few stragglers walking up but you are expecting between 55 and 60,000. that government ups the capacity for these two semi finals and then the final of 60,000 again on sunday. talk to me abou

ant ant in early female aerospace pioneer getting her chance to go to space jeff bezos has chosen holly to join her on the rocket she's excited about that she's one of the amemercury 13 women who went through the training in the '60s but never got to go to space because she's a woman. it should be an interesting trip to space she's set to be one of the oldest sent to space >>> shares of bio tech company intellia surging 90% of the past week the ceo will join us next to talk about the future of gene editing. don't go anywhere. doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> intellia shares soaring after announcing positive data from a gene editing experiment the company also announced the pricing of a secondary offering of $145 per share and expects approximately $600 million in proceeds joining us now in

holly. that's who will be doing those surveys. they say it was the first time they think in their history they have issued a particularly dangerous situation tornado warning. this is what happened yesterday. this is something we reserve for the southeast or maybe the plains like oklahoma, iowa, but we do not see this in the northeast. yes, it was many supercells running across the land there and today we have a threat and it's back in the midwest but today that threat is for damaging wind in parts of kansas. you can see there, nebraska, missouri and iowa. whit, i want to leave you with one thing, our map is a mess, i have so many more warnings to talk about including extreme heat. >> yeah, a lot to follow. we'll check with you soon. ginger, thank you. >>> we want to move to the olympics and another huge night for team usa. suni lee cementing her place in american gymnastics royalty winning gold in the women's all-around. teammate simone biles right there cheering her on and sharing new insight about what caused her to drop out. am

. >> what we do is we brought back a woman named holly ann devlin brought back burlesque, so we've had audiences jumping up and down having a great time in manhattan >> [audio cutting out] neil: we're having some audio issues, not a lot but i'm very happy to hear that it might be overstated that you're seeing a boom in business with your own shows and certainly with the likes of bruce springsteen returning with his earlier shows before broadway formally opens but we might get it wrong some times, people are anxious to get back and have some fun and a good meal while we're at it and he could be an early beneficiary we're on top of this , with a lot more. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. with the hey, kevin!solutions. hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our famil

namely how a holly -- highly qualified lawyers name gets into the pool of candidates from whom the president will ultimately select a nominee. as we look at today, the process has varied widely across the country and over time, dependent on the involvement of home state senators where the judicial vacancies have opened, in addition to the president. i hope to learn more today about how we can ensure that highly all if i lawyers with a wide range of backgrounds and legal experience are able to participate in the judicial selection process. there has been progress on this front. just seven months ago into this first year in office, president biden has nominated a historically diverse slate of lawyers representing a broad array of professional legal backgrounds, including work as public defenders, prosecutors, labor lawyers, civil rights lawyers, and then law practitioners, immigration lawyers, commercial litigators, clerks, academics, and state and federal judges. their personal backgrounds are just as varied from a retired army captain deployed twice to iraq, who also happens to be the first

very distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our

we spoke exclusively with branson and his children holly and sam. >> sir richard, congratulations. how are you? >> i'll come off of the bump soon. >> did it live up to your expectations and your hopes? >> i aels dreamt about what it would be like, it's impossible to describe how magnificent it is. >> the entrepreneur adding a new title to his resumÉ, civilian astronaut and he has the hardware to prove it. >> i'm afraid no one can take that away, once you're an astronaut you're always an astronaut. >> for branson's family it was nerves running sky high. >> i knew they would come back, but it's hard when your dad is going to do something so pioneering that no one else has done. >> the first full passenger test flight comes just nine days before jeff bezos is expected to climb in his blue origin rocket. he congratulated his competitors saying "can't wait to join the club." >> i hope he has as extraordinary of a experience as we do. >> a new goal, cutting down that quarter of a million price tag to regular paying customers. >> if we can imagine this, just imagine what you can do. >> c

hollie, i don't wantin to spend a ton of time on california. i've lived there before. it's a beautiful state but it's run horribly, in my view. ohio is run much better which is why i i live there. but in any event after california and limited their cap-and-trade policy, researchers found it did not deliver local emission reductions -- >> we will have to leave this here as the u.s. senate is about to gavel in. it's part of a long-term commitment to bring you live gavel to gavel coverage of congress. the senate will continue work on biden administration nominations with the boat started at 11:30 a.m. eastern. senators will take up an infrastructure built with the vote expected at about 3 p.m. eastern. and now live to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, who remains the same when all else fades. thank you for loving and using us for your glory. guide our senators in the footsteps of those who were willing to r