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shameful. joining me is linda win, she is executive director of run api. natasha brown, cofounder of black voters matter, and of course erin haines, editor at large for the 19th and msnbc political contributor. mary very happy to have you ladies here. they are natasha, you look very tendonitis this morning, happy to see this morning. natasha, i want to kick it off with. you you are on the ground, moving and communities all over this country. and, im curious what is your consensus about...

>> dr. anthony fauci says he plans to retire. >> i anticipate i will be in this job at the end of the first term of president biden. >> keeps going long, 2022 home run derby champion. ♪ sunrise, sun burn, sun set repeat ♪ moon light, all night ♪ crashing in the sea. >> steve: good morning, rhode island, they have those lovely beaches there, i cant tell if thats somebody in the water or a buoy as we look towards the sunrise. right now its 71 degrees. going for a daytime high of 88...

they say disturbing posts and videos were discovered on social media. there are questions tonight about why no red flags were raised, possibly stopping him from legally buying at least five guns. alex perez and pierre thomas are standing by. were also learning more about the seven people killed. their names made public late today. the 78-year-old grandfather, the beloved wife and mother, dedicated to helping her community. and the financial adviser who at 88 was still taking the trai...

ucible of decision in which he offers up nine stories of the u.s. navys 250 year history and >> insights that can be useful to contemporary geopolitical challenges. thank you so much for joining us lets get into it. there were a lot of headlines coming out, but looking further, you had a hand in drafting the last strategic concept. you worked with madeleine albright and created the document entitled "active engagement, modern to friends. it largely reflected the times priority was give...

he he is a member of the society of professional journalists hall of fame and emmy award winner and he lives here in annapolis on spa creek where he sails his 36-foot sloop winsome, excuse me, follow the bed forty-foot it grows good by the end of our show will be 42 feet. now 45 sorry. sorry, sorry, sorry and he has been the chairman of the board of churches of the chesapeake bay trust and contributed a great deal to our community as youll in a moment. please tell us about your book fo...

few moments from now. it was here almost exactly 24 hours ago now that a gunman opened fire from the roof of a building about two blocks behind me, killing six people, you can hear the sounds of it right there, wounding 25. it caused hundreds of people to flee the scene. a real moment of sheer terror. you can see actually behind us now some of the chairs that they left behind still littering the scene here. police did find a gun on the roof of that building. ultimately about eight hour...

nearly 200,000 apprehensions just last month. with just weeks to go in the fiscal year we are on a bulls-eye track to hit 2 million arrests of illegals and beyond for the first time ever. the numbers dont lie. neither does the video. fox cameras capturing this footage. it shows 20 people bailing out of a single vehicle during a human smuggling pursuit with texas troopers. new york struggling with the people bused in by the texas governor to make his point of what they go through every ...

coin flip, whether a murder gets solved. >> now at 5:30, in collaboration with "cbs news bay area," we examine a crime often going without punishment in our country. good evening. im ryan yamamoto. >> and im elizabeth cook. barely half of murder cases in the united states get solved. the national homicide clearance rate is at an all-time low according to fbi data. in the mid 1960s, more than 90% of murders were solved, generally resulting in an arrest. but by 1990, the percentage fell ...

thank you for joining us but this special broadcast. we are launching our new set right here on tran 12. good morning to you. im marcus washington. >> im laura garcia. ray to have you start your day with us. we get to the morning commute and a moment but kari is bringing on the sunshine. >> looking forward to cooler weather and that sunshine. as we look at san francisco, this is where you may not see as much sun today. lets get a look at double and. a look at 580 as people are heading ...

about why no red flags were raised, possibly stopping him from legally buying at least five guns. alex perez and pierre thomas are standing by. were also learning more about the seven people killed. their names made public late today. the 78-year-old grandfather, the beloved wife and mother, dead kated to helping her family. and the financial adviser who at 88 was still taking the train to work every day. president biden ordering flags lowered to half staff. also tonight, more than...