40-year high, is a recession next and how bad will it be? i asked about the man that warned of today s inflation problem, larry summers. which country might president putin target next? some believe he has eyes on moldova. why? find out in my conversation with that country s prime minister. but first, here is my take. it was getting hotter. so opens the ministry for the future, the disturbing novel by kim stanley robinson, the opening chapter set in india s largest state depicts a heat wave that kills millions across the subcontinent and galvanize people to radical action. the heat waves we re experiencing are going to get worse. that of course, will have dire consequences. more likely than mass death is mass migration. as bill gates points out, the area around the equator is soon going to be too hot for people to work outdoors. that could mean a collapse in farming, the most common occupation in these regions. stressed by heat, lack of water and no jobs, millions of peop
fainting during competition. anita alvarez thankfully is doing all right but it was certainly a big scare. we will tell you what her coach is saying. is saying. good morning. welcome to way too early, on this thursday, june 23rd. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for joining us. the january 6th committee is set to hold its fifth hearing this afternoon, and it will be the final one this month. it will focus on donald trump s efforts to get the justice department to help them overturn the 2020 election. it has been reported that when then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen resisted trump s pressure, the former president came close to replacing him with mid-level d.o.j. official jeffrey clark, who had repeatedly pushed to help advance the big lie. today, we re going to hear testimony from the former acting a. g., as well as his deputy at that time, richard donahue, and assistant a. g. to the office of legal counsel steve engel. the three witnesses were all part of an extraordin
for being with us tonight a devastating reality america our home land is in the safe or secure. the terror threat is reaching levels we have not seen since the rise of isis post 911 the territory is reaching levels in the seen since that point and anti-american and rage is surging around the world in in our home. on american streets. radicals prud low cheering for the terrorist group hamas calling forking destruction of isreal by any means others ripping down posters of missing children taken by hostage by had mas some vandalizing jewish businesses and threats of violence, murder, rip against jewish people right here in our country and worldwide. this is all happening after the worse terror attack in isreal s history. 1400 jews massacred in their homes. watch. outside tel aviv at the military base in the containers there are hundreds of unidentified bodies men mutilated and in fragments. forensic experters working daily to identify the victims of october 7. the smell is com
mutual security pact. the deal was made on a day of carefully stage managed events during mr putin s first visit to north korea for over 20 years. prosecutors are to decide whether to seek a retrial for a uk couple accused of the manslaughter of their newborn baby by gross negligence, after a jury failed to agree on verdicts. constance marten and mark gordon denied a total of five charges. and english heritage says summer solstice celebrations at stonehenge won t be affected by a protest by climate activists. members ofjust stop oil sprayed orange paint on parts of the monument. two people were arrested. warm welcome if you are justjoining us. for 17 years, the snp has the set the agenda in scottish politics, racking up some landslide wins along the way. butjohn swinney, the new first minister is finding things a lot tougher. in fact he battling for relevance, amid a labour surge north of the border, that is threatening to sweep them from the board. the manifesto the snp rele
while we continue to increase jobs. and that s going to be the message for 2024, is to keep on doing that. yesterday, the fed pushed back on early rate cuts this year, which were expected by many in march. one seasonal employment ends, it s a labor market going to be strong enough to withstand a more prolonged period of higher interest rates, do you think? well, so interestingly, we don t see the volatility that often is associated with seasonal numbers. and again, because we now have a full year s report, we can really look at not just december, which was strong, but a whole year in which the jobs numbers defied expectations over and over again. and many people predicted that we could not both control inflation, while keeping jobs high. and that is exactly what we have accomplished, and that is what the president wakes up every morning thinking about. is how do we make life better for the american people? how do we create good jobs in