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where to begin. its a great way to start a press conference. this was after wave of scandal. the straw that broke the camels back was johnsons decision to promote beneficial facing sexual misconduct allegations. >> his allocation lease one of americas closest allies in the state of political turmoil. well show you live look at a moment from 10 downing street were about 15 minutes ago they made the amount announcement. there was a chorus of cheers and cat calls that came down from > its...

hurt its investigation. all of this as the former presidents fight with the fbi could be on the verge of a new escalation. cnn learning that some trump allies are pushing him to publicly release surveillance video of that fbi search. i want to get to cnns jessica snyder. the justice department has warned that make thing affidavit public would cause significant and irreparable damage to this ongoing criminal investigation. >> this is high stakes for the doj, alex. this hearing just star...

january 6th just disappear? plus, with the midterms, 102 days away, how is the apparent republicans charge of obstruction and extremism working out? and, in a big lead for the biden administration, we will get into the, winds and the challenges, and the controversial comments of one supreme court justice, with one of our favorite historians, as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. and we have got breaking news just out tonight...

begins. nasa prepares for a return to the moon, this time with much bigger ambitions. cbs mark strassmann reports tonight from the kennedy space center. >> we want to ultimately end up on mars. >> garrett: as many kids head back to school, more and more parents are turning to home schooling. cbs kris van cleave shows us why. and, cbs steve hartman goes "on the road." this is the "cbs evening news" with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. >> garrett: good evening to our ...

in 1940 and 41, prior to attack on pearl harbor was almost a million members in size. it of lead by centralists -- industrialists and members of congress. it was made up of all kinds of people, patriotic americans, communist, anti-semites, they had one thing in mind, keep america out of the european war. you see. they pretty much just fought world war i, country was going through a horrific economic cycle, depression. they didnt want to fight any more. they voted to build up the contin...

important, america first committee in 1940-41, was almost a million members in size. it was lead by industrialists, by members of congress, punitive spokesman was lindbergh, it was made up of all kinds of people, patriotic americans, communist, aint semites, they had one thing in mind, keep america out of the european war. you see, they had just fought world war i. the country was going through a horrific economic cycle, depression. they didnt want to fight any more. the argument was b...

and overwhelming information to americans. is that good enough at this point? critics pointing out walensky coming clean about the cdcs mishandling the response to a once in a generation pandemic is just words. one of the cdcs harshest critics with this. >> like so many things in the cdc, the left has misdiagnosed the problem and they will misapply the solution. it wasnt that they acted too sparingly. the problem was they acted too quickly and not based on science. they were reacting e...

brief, revealing new details. this filing was 19 page es. it did acknowledge that classified material was found at mar-a-lago earlier this month. but essentially, it says it wasnt a big deal. says quote, the proported initiation for the probe was the alleged discovery of sensitive information contained within the 15 boxes of presidential records. but this discovery, end quote, was to be fully anticipated given the very nature of presidential records. simply put, the notion that preside...

of cheer on wall street: amazon shares soar as it racks up sales of $121 billion in the last three months. hello there. we start in the us, with fears of a recession in the worlds biggest economy. ——in the worlds biggest economy are rattling people. official figures out on thursday show it shrinking for the second quarter in a row. two quarters of negative growth are what many countries around the world would define as a recession. not so in the us, as well show you why in a minute...

tonight with the context, joe twyman, director of the polling company, deltapoll. and former senior advisor to george w bush — ron christie. hello, welcome to the programme. it is not normal. these are supersized temperatures that are breaking records all across europe and the united states. today, we got a glimpse of what our climate future will look like. a massive heatwave is set across the south—west, meteorologists predict it will continue east and bring sweltering temperature...