and no one s saying anything about it. and that s very strange. we do doing that. the twitter executive who went to those meetings, the meetings with the fbi, was a man called joe roth. now, if you think about it, it was never clear what your roth was doing at twitter iyon the first. echnic your roth haald no technical expertise of any kind, didn t know anythinpertise g about hac foreign affairs, anything about russiag an, what does he know about. well, your roth receivedn a ph.d. in the study of grindr ,the hookup act, from a place called upo, the university of pennsylvania, purportedly an ivye univer scho you should be impressed by what i m making this up, by the way, grindr appears more than eight hundred times in his research. and you, penn gave him a phdhd for that. d that so whatever you think of that, how did that get your roth into you position that he occupied a twitter where he was in, th charge of what you were allowedt to say and think?io well, the onn e qualification we
american countries. as you mentioned, this was under the backdrop of this historic day at the supreme court with now justice jackson being officially sworn in. she took theest at noon. she comes to the supreme court at an incredibly tense time. tomorrow will mark one week since the overturns of roe v. wade. the justices typically head out to do sabbaticals over the summer. they will be back in the first week of october for the new term. many tensions and issues surrounding the supreme court will face them when they return. one more thing, neil, chief justice in his end of term statement did not mention anything about the investigation to find the leaker that leaked the draft opinion of the roe v. wade opinion. neil: will they ever? good question. neil: david spunt, thanks very much. one of the decisions to david was alluding, this remain in
know, a 40-year high. belief in the economy is strong but there is more pain ahead. that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. thanks for watching. good morning. it s 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart this morning, a look at what to expect at tomorrow s january 6th committee hearing. after a day of emotional testimony and new revelations. and for the first time in three decades, theest is senate making moves to pass a significant bipartisan agreement to address rising gun violence. also this hour. abject failure. that s how the top officer in texas described the police response to the uvalde shooting. he said officers were well equipped to take down the gunman in a matter of minutes to end a tragic shooting that left 21 people dead. right now, tragedy in afghanistan. emergency crews trying to rescue those trapped in the rubble after a major earthquake left
blue and that means at best a couple of millimetres for some parts of the uk, towards theest, nothing at all. why? high pressure. this big high sitting to the north of the uk, the there is a low for the south, ploughing off into the continent, the isobars between the the two are fairly close together. that is why we are seeing a notable easterly wind through the course of the weekend. there is a small chance of some showers across wales a, the midlands and the south west through the afternoon, maybe the odd one getting into york issuing coming in off the north sea coast. 0verall getting into york issuing coming in off the north sea coast. overall we are dominated by dry weather. that easterly wind keeps things feeling cool along the length of the north sea coast. some spots getting up no higher than 11 or 12. sunshine further west and we should see temperatures 16, 17, 18 degrees. 0vernight saturday into sunday, the isobars are open up a bit across scotland. chance of a patchy frost th
this district right here is under control of the russians now according to the local government. now they re capturing part of theest of it but still have a ways to go here. there is some progress the russians are making here however, they re going to have to move a bit further beyond this in order to do more and in essence, capture thee erest of e donbas area. the regional governor says 80% of the territory is in russian hands but as fighting has intensefied in the east, the pentagon says they have seen no major russian gains. what does that tell you? so when you look at the map here, that tells us don, that you see a few little pockets of russian gains right in through these areas right here. that is somewhat important it