elliot is back with me. elliot, thanks for staying here. i mean, trump calls it a big win for democracy, could you agree? >> it's a big win for the election strategy pushing the case back and one thing in the dissent that justices said and we don't have kings and don't want presidents sending hit squads to kill political opponents and things we see in other countries. that being said, the concept of presidential immunity is important because all presidents, republican, democrat, conservative and liberal, they make decisions that impact people's lives and make decisions that cause life and death in some cases and a president authorizes a drone strike or sends troops into war, all presidents make decisions that ultimately can cause people to not just lose their money but their lives. you do want to guard against them being prosecutedded a leaving political office and they'd be open to that without immunity. president authorizes a drone strike and people are killed and turns out the president was negligent in making that decision, overlooked c

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my belief is that they fix it or elliot finds a new teao will., so good, that i have to be they can find the best leadership and have them right the ship. perhaps ooeeven before the end the year. starbucks is one of the three big china losers that i consider buying because it doesn't have a demand problem. in fact, it's problem is that it can't handle the demand and that's a very high quality problem indeed which is why we upgraded today and told club members you're getting a chance to ride along with elliot with or without the current starbucks team. >>> i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. returns to the tank. you're, like, why america is the amazing country it is. who wants to make the world a better place? i think it's a phenomenal product. what are your sales? loss, 200k. -ohh! -oh, wow. eventually, you got to run a business! and we are. you've been in business for seven years. what's the product?! i need a solution. like, god, please help me. i want 33% of the company... yowza! ...and i will give you $1 million. what?! it's never happened befo

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program or a bribery programs get venezuelans to, to vote for the material government elliot abrams of war criminal in el salvador, foothill build missouri to a massacre. yes. indeed. who and, and the main character and the iran contra affair, who for some reason ended up running both venezuela and iran policy for trump. not the best candidate for that job, but i guess it also revealed the criminal nature of the us, deep state through his, through his presence and administration. but so as part of their war on the venezuelan people and effort to star them, the us government eventually cooked up a case, an indictment against alex stop just as they did with julia sonjee. remember, his indictment was kept secret until he was actually in custody. where he could be transferred to the united states and that's what happened with alex saw he was on a trip a one day to iran and stopped to fuel his plane and k birthday on the african coast, the west african coast and, and of all because the us and my palm, peo, trump, secretary of state, writes about this in his memoir, had gotten an idea of

they, they, elliot abrams, the trump, venezuela envoy would basically criticize it as an oil for food program or a bribery program to get venezuelans to, to vote for the material government elliot abrams of war, criminal in el salvador, foothill dill, missouri. and may i ask uh yes indeed who and, and main character in the iran contra affair, who for some reason ended up running both venezuela and iran policy for trump. not the best candidate for that job, but i guess it also revealed the criminal nature of the us, deep state through his, through his presence and administration. but so as part of their war on the venezuelan people and effort to star them, the us government eventually cooked up a case, an indictment against alex sob just as they did with julia sonjee. remember, his indictment was kept secret until he was actually in custody. where he could be transferred to the united states and that's what happened with alex on. he was on a trip a one day to iran and stopped to fuel his plane in k birthday on the african coast, the west african coast. and, and of all, because the us a

logan webb and elliot ramos. meanwhile, mason miller of there's also there. we caught up with miller and ramos today before the home run derby. >> it's a great moment for me is a great move for my family. so it's a really good experience for sure. i never thought i was going to be here and not even know, the season. here is a is a blessing. this was my goal was to make an all-star team. you know, you don't really know how realistic that is. should do so, yeah, it's every player's goal. every player stream making making all-star team received recognition come to this role. you know, set that as career going on us early this year. you know that the success having he said today is is super super bowl. >> so that all star game is tomorrow in arlington and then they'll be off until friday. and that's when the 2nd half of the season officially starts china. inc. they got some ground to make up the a's there. they're out of it. were doing really good right second. >> at the beginning, uscis on sec, not second hat, emphasis on the giant have some work to do their 3 g

warren elliot was last seen on the remote rubicon trail last friday afternoon. it is a popular spot for off road vehicles and dirt bikes. sheriff's office says. the 70 year old was with a group of people driving jeeps, but he walked away. california and nevada's national guard helped with the search yesterday. they used their blackhawk helicopters to carry 100 volunteers to that trail where elliot was last seen. and today, the sheriff's office says more search teams, drones and police dogs have joined the effort. coming up, the fallout of a worldwide outage last week is still affecting travelers five days later, what they say as they try to make it home, and artificial intelligence is changing the way we do a lot of things, including weather forecasting, how it's helping meteorologists. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? have a survey up right now on my instagram, and you still have a little bit more time to vote for one of the stories you see right here. madonna allows actors to use

this is after a report from "the wall street journal" that says activist investor elliot management haveen a stake in the coffee chain and elliot has been in talk withs starbucks in recent weeks and they're pushing the company privately on how to boost the stock price. the journals reporting that sources close to the matter say that it is possible that elliot and starbucks have reached an agreement. it did not report the exact size of the stake or if it was seeking board seats. >> so tonight, i make this pledge to the great people of america. i will end the devastating inflation crisis immediately and bring down interest rates and lower the cost of energy. we will drill baby drill. taylor: former president donald trump pledging to fix mesh's economy last night at the republican national convention in milwaukee after accepting the gop nomination. now, the economy remains one of the top issues that voters are extremely or very concerned about. in the latest fox news poll, it comes in second at 88%. only behind threats to personal right and just above healthcare, they're lockerbie bomberses

they, they at elliot abrams, the trump, venezuela envoy would basically criticize it as an oil for food program or a bribery programs and get venezuelans to, to vote for them in their own government and lead abrams of war, criminal in el salvador foothill. the majority of massacre. yes indeed. who and and main character in the iran contra affair, who for some reason ended up running both venezuela and iran policy for trump. not the best candidate for that job, but i guess it also revealed the criminal nature of the us deep stayed through his through his presence and administration. but so as part of their war on the venezuelan people and effort to star them, the us government eventually cooked up a case, an indictment against alex sob just as they did with julia sonjee. remember, his indictment was kept secret until he was actually in custody. where he could be transferred to the united states and that's what happened with alex saw he was on a triple one day to iran and stopped to fuel his plane in k birthday on the african coast, the west african coast. and, and of all, because the us

i said, pistol elliot, this isn't who you are when you've gotten yourself into a rough wood meal. that isn't really you say, but i just came to the conclusion that i couldn't be doing this to myself anymore. as a model, mostly human, i always do type in the morning. i'd say is it's the 1st thing i do is via me see type i want to keep sit housing and even when i'm feeling sick and can't do touchy, which often happens just a month and i just drop it. i think the people shouldn't be vaguely. i'm in pretty good shape, but i want to stay for that because being and movement is being alive. but if you start moving, then you die. smith is the extension to the best. it can be raising the mood and finding a way to bring it back up again when it falls off. because you can't always be up there in that is there has to be a bit of movement. man, an interaction between myself and the crowd. and i love that, i just love it. describes this with this quote to the for 4 hours and league gives her on with some support for my younger colleague. the morning after is a bit rough. oh my back. why the bac

i said, pistol, elliot, this isn't who you are when you've gotten yourself into a rough wood meal. that isn't really, you say, but i just came to the conclusion that i couldn't be doing this to myself anymore. as a model, mostly human, i always do type in the morning. i'd say is it's the 1st thing i do is via me see type i wanna keep sit housing and even when i'm feeling sick and can't do type g, which often happens just a month and i just drop it. i think the beam shouldn't be vaguely. i'm in pretty good shape, but i want to say that because being and movement is being alive for him to if you start moving, when you die, smith is the extension to the best. raising the mood and finding a way to bring it back up again when it falls move. because you can't always be up there in the guns, there has to be a bit of movement in an interaction between myself and the crowd. and i love that. i just love it. describes this with this clue though. the for 4 hours at least gives her on with some support for my younger colleague. the morning after is a bit rough. oh my back. why the back looks .

not even from elliot abrams, the man known to have smuggled weapons to the sand that needs to, or i'm sorry to the contras during the, during the war against the sand. and he's doesn't nicaragua, through humanitarian aid shipments that was actually his strategy decades prior in the region. so monroe, such an evil dictator, he won't accept our age, so we're going to push it across the border with u. s. military equip the trucks. and this was a very tense time when the u. s. military had a presence all across venezuela's, a border with colombia, and it would have just ended there if not for richard brands. and he made it a much bigger cultural and international event by holding this concert in cooper ty, in one of the poorest regions of columbia actually where people were quite me in need of humanitarian aid themselves. they just happen to be a us allies states. so nobody cared, and he can be in this massive a stadium or stage and paid for a major artist from south america to perform their for well, i kind of say it was like a culture. a code show for the us is regional instruments, the

they, they, elliot abrams, the trunk, venezuela envoy would basically criticize it as an oil for food program or a bribery program to get venezuelans to, to vote for the matter of government and lead abrams of war, criminal in el salvador foothill bill, missouri. and may i ask a yes indeed who and, and the main character and the iran contra affair, who for some reason ended up running both venezuela and iran policy for trump. not the best candidate for that job, but i guess it also revealed the criminal nature of the us, deep state through his, through his presence and administration. but so as part of their war on the venezuelan people and effort to star them, the us government eventually cooked up a case, an indictment against alex sob just as they did with julia sonjee. remember, his indictment was kept secret until he was actually in custody. where he could be transferred to the united states and that's what happened with alex on. he was on a triple one day to iran and stopped to fuel his plane and k birthday on the african coast, the west african coast and, and of all because the

they, they elliot abrams, the trunk, venezuela. envoy would basically criticize it as an oil for food program or a bribery program to get venezuelans to, to vote for the mid euro government and lead abrams of war criminal in el salvador, foothill del mazar, damascus. yes, indeed. who and, and main character in the iran contra affair, who for some reason ended up running both venezuela and iran policy for trump is not the best candidate for that job. but i guess it also revealed the criminal nature of the us, deep state through his, through his presence and administration. but so as part of their war on the venezuelan people and effort to star them, the us government eventually cooked up a case, an indictment against alex sob just as they did with julia sonjee. remember, his indictment was kept secret until he was actually in custody. where he could be transferred to the united states and that's what happened with alex saw he was on a triple one day to iran and stopped to fuel his plane and k birthday on the african coast, the west african coast and and all because the west and my palm

i said, pistol, elliot, this isn't who you are. when you've gotten yourself into a rough wood meal, that isn't really you say, but i just came to the conclusion that i couldn't be doing this to myself anymore. as a model, mostly human, i always do type in the morning. it's is, it's the 1st thing i do is via me see type i want to keep fits housing and even when i'm feeling sick and can't do tied cheese, which often happens just a month and i just drop it. i think the people shouldn't be vaguely. i'm in pretty good shape, but i want to say that because being and movement is being alive. but if you start moving, when you die, smith is the extension to the best. raising the mood and finding a way to bring it back up again when it falls. because you can't always be up there in the guns, there has to be a bit of movement. man, an interaction between myself and the crowd. shots, and i love that. i just love it. describes this with this clue. so the for 4 hours at least gives her on with some support for my younger colleague. the morning a

elliot, thank you. always great to have you. >> alright. still ahead here on cnn this morning, a wave of elected democrats supporting kamala harris following joe biden's stunning decision to leave the race, we're going to talk to one of her supporters, congresswoman annie kuster from the maybe swing state of new hampshire plus later senator joe manchin joins us live will heat shoes two challenge kamala harris for president harris polls well against trump, i think she has a real shot at winning. it feels pretty hopeless. at the moment. >> it's exciting, however, i still don't know. >> i would absolutely vote for kamala au. >> she goal is to lay let me introduce you, two plus 500. lean to it is an easy to use trading app that gives you a glimpse into the future of futures trading. >> see a trading opportunity. >> you'll be able to treat it you two clicks once your account is open no matter what kind of trader you are, plus 500 has he covered with a tailored solution? >> so download the app and start trading future shares today, trading the fu

jessica alright, elliot gotkine for us in london tonight. thank you so much for that reporting. back here domestically, we are just 100 days now until the election. and fresh polling showing vice president kamala harris is a sudden entrance to that race has up, ended it and change the dynamic into a tie for now, harris has essentially erased trump's lead it is now leading by just three percentage points that is within the margin of error in the latest cnn polling. and new polls from the wall street journal and the new york times this week showing the same thing a statistical dead heat this weekend, vice president harris is crisscrossing the country and cnn's eva mckend joins us now. eva, what more can you tell us? it's about this weekend of action as they're calling it's calling it, it's including a new massive zoom call push just the massive zoom calls it kind of came organically a rallying in support of harris over the past week, it began with win with black women and women black men fall flowed soon after several other coalition's, including asian asian-americans, queer men o

i'm one aspect of the one aspect of the briggs versus elliot case that i found particularly interesting was the role of judge julius, where the sparring and his relationship thurgood marshall and how judge waring really was quite important in in making the case an attack on an attack on segregation as a whole. and i was wondering if you would be able to speak some about judge waring's role in the briggs versus elliot case, his relationship with thurgood marshall succinctly. okay. i'm just quickly, judge j. ladies waring was, a white he was part of the upper crust of charleston society. he had been a thoroughgoing segregation ernest, and then he had a total change of heart and mind and went against segregation and in he he dissented in briggs versus elliot and in an opinion that actually much more the brown versus of education really does attack segregation. but what's so striking about this man judge waring is the turnabout because he had, you know, thoroughly in, you know, in league with the white supremacy of south carolina and then he becomes their great man. yeah. hi, my is steven l

, molly ball, senior political correspondent at the wall street journal, former federal prosecutor, elliotliams. meghan, hey, is a former special assistant to president biden and matt gorman, foreigners, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome. all. molly ball, i actually want to start with you because i want to try to capture the big picture of where where we stand right now. and you write this in the wall street journal, the fallout from last week's presidential debate has thrust the democratic party into a spiraling crisis. yet many in the party view, the current reckoning as sadly inevitable. the product of years of defensive refusal by the president and his protective inner circle to acknowledge the decline in biden's public presentation that has long been obvious to voters. and you quote a democratic operative who says the shocking thing is that people engaged in this deception or delusion or both. for so long, what else are you hearing about how this is playing out here? because i do think that you capture here what everyone feels, which is we knew that h

elliot is back with me. elliot, thanks for staying here. trump calls it a big win for democracy, could you agree? >> it's a big win for the election strategy pushing the case back and one thing in the dissent that justices said and we don't have kings and don't want presidents sending hit squads to kill political opponents and things we see in other countries.

president kamala harris, thanks to abby elliot. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for you, you s.o.b. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching, good night. ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> juju: tonight, missing billions. how million that was supposed to go to save small businesses during the pektd -- >> he said, ppp loan. what? what was that? >> juju: -- really got spent. we dive deep to follow the money trail. >> you can't tell me you didn't know you couldn't buy a lamborghini or luxury yacht. >> juju: part of the most fraud-ridden government relief programs in u.s. history. we meet a former rapper who went to prison for fraud. >> you didn't have a thought, maybe this is too good to be true? >> no, i'm in the music business, we make money like this all the time. >>> art or aliens? >> almost looks like a ifo. >> juju: from a hilltop in wales to a peek outside vegas, towering slabs of silver popping up in the most unlikely places on the globe. where do they come from? conspiracy theories in overdrive. >>> plus the war heroes finally awarded the n

. >> the san francisco giants, they have 2 players in arlington, logan webb and elliot ramos. meanwhile, mason miller of the a's is there as well. we caught up with miller and ramos today before the home run derby. >> it's a great moment for me is a great move for my family. so it's a really good experience for sure. i never thought i was going to be here and not even though the big, you know, the season. here is a is a blessing. this was my goal was to make an all-star team. you know, you don't really know how realistic that is. should do so, yeah, it's every player's goal. every player's dream make make it all starting see that recognition you know, come to this role. you know, set that as career going on us early this year. you know that the success having he said today is is super super >> good for both of them. and also good for logan webb. we didn't hear from him, but he was there as well. meanwhile, outfielder lawrence butler was named the a l player of the week. he hit get this 5 home runs and had 13 rbi is this week. it was capped off by a three-run home run performan

. >> reporter: 70-year-old warren elliot went missing on friday after doing group work on the rubiconevin griffiths, sergeant with the placer county sheriff's office, says he left to go on a hike as he was very familiar with the terrain. he traveled about nine miles as the crow flies before being found. >> he ended up getting turned around and went the wrong way down the creek as he thought he was heading back to camp. >> thank you. >> reporter: he survived five days on just a handful of berries and water from the rubicon river. the terrain making it difficult to get searchers out there. >> he said during the night he was freezing. he would pull his hands inside of his shirt and just shiver all night long. >> reporter: he ended up at the hell hole reservoir and saw a fisherman out on the lake wednesday morning. >> the fisherman who was on the lake thought he heard an owl, and as he pushed farther onto the lake doing his fishing realized it was a human voice. >> that's why we do it. as volunteers, that's 100% why we take off work, we leave our family, 24/7, 365. >> reporter: sage boura

but that to separate, that's elliot's point. white house is fundamentally misread those because they treated this like this was the bothered debate in 2012 as treated like this can be out haitian problem, not a lie or deception that they've been trying to run out, run for three years and it's finally caught up with them. now let's be clear, though biden has gotten he's going to weather this initial storm if he steps aside, it won't be because of the debate solely because he is a bad press conference and the debate and something else, right? so this will compound. we're not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination but first ten days were the worst for two weeks for the worst. and he's gotten through it fully. how are democrats going to live like this for the night where i was sitting in my mind thinking about exactly that you know, the criteria for successful press conference tomorrow is him being on stage for four hours. did we push out solving a rubik's cube? it's there's no definition in the media of it going well to

command ship process modeling the data almost not modeling mailed that out to you in order mileage elliot. gosh, what is this a new york one, but you don't you don't nickel dollars on the job. i know molly res jelia victoria on. was that the or tell me going? the not just, it tells you it almost on the board on your what is a z o you daily to appear to be on the sub. it'll say people about the product, total spouse it is optimal. that's what is the level of its cohort that western scientists are still debating exactly how dangerous depleted uranium weapons up. my dear, don't tuck, claiming that depleted uranium this homeless, there's not any scientific breathing accurate isn't dangerously. negligence is usage and width and the spice tossing particles that can be inhaled or ingested. closing, so if you're interested, human health and the environment to hysteria is unwarranted. dr. lucas, the reality is that the risks of depleted uranium are grossly exaggerated and when handled properly. the risks are minimal. minimal. tell that to the civilians living in conflict and suffering from increas

. >> who elliot ramos honor. >> i don't i don't know what to say. what's even more fun is us. now and it's been fun to watch. >> this is definitely our dream come true. thank you guys. thank you guys for everything. the opportunity. and i appreciate it. thank you for everything. >> all right. the rubber match between the giants and guardians. that's an all star mascot band right there. giants striking first michael conforto, 10th blast of the year. he drove in three of the giants four runs. they extended it three. nothing on a ramos rbi single. not shown, but cleveland comes back. beau naylor pinch hit three run shot, gives them the lead for good. giants lose it five four. they finished the road trip three and three. it's a day off tomorrow with the public celebration of life for willie mays to be held at oracle park tomorrow afternoon. no surprise who the a's all star is. closer mason miller the reaper earns his first all star game selection, and he's the first a's relief pitcher to make an all star game since liam hendriks did it back in 2019. hendricks. excuse me? the 25 ye

got command ship protest modeling the data almost not modeling mailed that out to you in the mileage elliot. gosh, what is this a new york one, but you don't you don't nickel dollars on a wheel drive? i know molly res jelia victoria own was operable or tell me going? the not, not just, it tells you it almost on the board on your what is a z o e date it to appear to be on the sub will see people that see the said product cannot spots. it is optimal. that's the cohort that western science is still still debating exactly how dangerous depleted uranium weapons of my dad don't, claiming that depleted uranium this homeless there's not any sign typically being accurate in dangerously negligence is usage and width and the splice tossing project goals that can be inhaled or ingested, those things of interest, the human health and the environment. the hysteria is unwarranted. dr. lucas. the reality is that the risks of depleted uranium are grossly exaggerated and when handled properly. the risks are minimal. minimal. tell that to the civilians living in conflict and suffering from increased cancer ra

, committed ship process modeling, the data almost modeling mailed that out to you in order mileage elliot glass. you will usually send me a new one, but you don't you don't nickel dollars on a wheel drive? i know molly, we shall. yes, victoria on. was the problem or tell me going, the not just it tells you it almost on the board on your what is a z o you daily to appear to be on the sub. it will see people about the product on our spots. it is optimal. that's the cohort that western science is still still debating exactly how dangerous depleted uranium weapons of my dad. don't talk, claiming that depleted uranium is homeless. there's not any scientific breathing accurate isn't dangerously. negligence is usage and width and the stress talks in project goals that can be inhaled or ingested. closing. so if you're interested, human health and the environment to hysteria is unwarranted. dr. lucas, the reality is that the risks of depleted uranium are grossly exaggerated and when handled properly. the risks are minimal. minimal. tell that to the civilians living in conflict and suffering from i

former giant went to the mound and elliot ramos sent this one out.g bolt for the all-star and then the giants offense went quiet after that. hicks, facing his former team and it did not go well. spencer deep and gone. second homer allowed by hicks, he gave up five runs, bluejays beat the giants 5-3 and took the 3 game series, the wins come to town tomorrow night. a's mark cotsa needed a hug in boston. first inning, bases loaded. getting this one by the defense. beyond the glove of zach, two runs open to scoring. you can say that he had a knife. he got through it. he went the distance, 3-4. blanking the a's, 7-0. a's record on the road, 13-35. >>> home standing oakland ballers in trouble at home. voyagers loaded them up in the fifth. clearing them with a triple. that was the big blow. 10-4 win, the ballers will be back in action tomorrow night and i get to be in the broadcast booth on pix plus, 44 cable 12. >>> seth curry all smiles last night. curry scored 12 points in the win over canada last night. a tune up before they head to paris. >>> the warri

all elliot williams big picture here. this has really up ended. of the prosecutions of donald trump in a variety of arenas. and as i was thinking through what happened, as we recovering this together on this site yesterday that this really does seem like when we look back, when the history books are written, if donald trump wins in november, this is the week anyone i think it is the week that if that's the case, certainly it was such a profound week for donald trump as a candidate and also as a former president. i also think it is a profound week for the supreme court and going back to bush versus gore, i mean, there's been significant in cases throughout american history, but, but going back to bush versus gore the two most, i guess, profound political cases we're in american history been decided on pretty strict partisan breakdowns, whether that's good or bad, i'm not weighing in on it. that's just where the supreme court is and it ought not be a surprise hi, as the anybody that this institution's public standing is failing and this is why peopl

throughout the first pitch, as for the game, all-star elliot ramos continues to put up numbers.ard hit ball up the middle gets through the infield. drives in jorge from third. ties the game at two. in the sixth inning, carlos santana hits a moon ball down the left field line and it stays fair for the go ahead shot. twins win 4-2 and even the series. giants will play sunday so try to win. brandon and the warriors in vegas for summer league taking on the suns. a good chance for them to continue to develop. had 16. also got it done on the other end. coming one a steal in the third quarter. warriors won 90-73. >>> saturday, a special day for 49ers legend patrick willis. he received his gold jacket from the pro football hall of fame. it arrived ahead of his enshrinement in canton august 3rd. i hope it is already dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. b

now you have elliot and a.j. allmendinger racing for a spot. >> chastain goes to sixth. seventh out of the front of alex bowman's car. a.j. allmendinger in the 13 disposes of chase elliott and goes to the seventh spot. alex bowman, to the inside here of chase elliott. that's the race for the eighth spot. the race into turn number five now, bowman. >> alex bowman now clears chase elliott. what a great view. >> a car in the wall in turn number four. it is the 4 car, josh berry, went hard into the tire barrier. everybody is going to scoot by for now. also got chase briscoe off as well. two stewart-haas cars. both long and off in turn four. >> riding along with the monster energy onboard of ty gibbs. jeff burton headed right at you. 11 up to 12. and bell, gibbs, reddick, gilliland, nemechek. they are the first five that have to test those braking zones, which we have seen a few cars having difficulties with. >> i like what reddick was doing, putting the pressure on. i think forced them into a mistake. just as important as making a mistake yourself. sigh right here the 41 and

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elliot williams. yeah yeah. >> well, look, he's he's onto something. he's onto something in so far as it's really troubling that a candidate is led by someone who got into law school partly on the basis of gender and a number of characteristics about them that bumped their chance at a await. that's j.d. vance. i'm sorry, j.d vance, by virtue of being from a diverse part of the country first-generation college student. and right now male all would necessarily have helped his chances of getting it. that's diversity and dei, when you use the term consideration of people's backgrounds in their advancement. and so this whole debate is sort of nonsense. it's a slur, it's a buzzword. he knew exactly what he was doing there yeah, it's a bullhorn dog. was born i mean, it's offensive and again, i think we're going to see is an effort to trial on the part of the gop to draw democrats into this kind of argument and this sort of let's talk about culture wars and let's talk about racism instead of the issues they would rather see us defending them and having a conve

friends and family by her side, crystal obese as to be on the lookout for her little girl, 3 year-old elliot lorenzo. he's loved. so please, please note she says ali was supposed to come home from her dad's on friday. but instead the family learned from san francisco police that jared lorenzo, at least father died now know that her father since passed away and no one knows where ali is fremont. police tell us they've called every contact and jared lorenzo's phone. >> but so far, no leads leads that we're following. have to do with cameras and cell phone information. we've contacted, like i said, >> family members and friends. and so far nobody knows her whereabouts. crystal and her family say ellie could be from anywhere from fremont to san jose to san francisco the night a little outside jeriann woman's apartment on friday. police seen going in and out of what appears to be his apartment. neighbors tell us he always kept to himself. >> park the car and but that supplement a family making this tiktok to spread the word and making sure at least face is known to all. >> at least 92 point. not

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elliot williams, former federal prosecutor. we have republican strategist, doug heye, cnn, political commentator alyssa farah griffin, former secret service agent, jonathan wackrow, and the former fbi debt pd director andrew mccabe, very grateful to all of you for joining us in the historic aftermath of this horrible event. andy mccabe, i'd like to start with you to just respond to what we heard from that interview that the bbc had where there was a person who saw apparently saw the shooter and tried to say and do something thing about this. i mean, what did you hear there and what does it say to you about what what got missed well, i mean, first of all, this is the witness that you want, right? >> if you're an investigator, there will be hundreds of rally attendees that'll be interviewed what you're looking for in those hundreds of interviews is a person like this who direct eyewitness account of the moments leading up to the attack. so it's amazing to degrade interview and i'm sure that guy is probably been identified and tal

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elliot ramos, continuing to be a bright spot in this lineup.nd took a few seconds for him to figure out it was staying fair. they won it 5-3. best now back-to-back wins over the two top teams in the national league. meantime, oh, looks yummy. the a's fans, staying cool on a hot night at the coliseum with the frozen treats against the angels. this moment in the fourth it was sweeter. butler, send this the opposite way. stayed fair. just got over the wall. three-run shot. this guy. the occasional pick tonight. the a's won it final 7-5. >>> nba, busy day for the warriors. they reworked the coaching staff. golden state plans to ad as assistants. the head coach in portland for a decade. and stack house, recently coached at vanderbilt. player front, all signs indicate buddy is headed to the bay. now, according to reports the warriors are in serious talks with the sixers to acquire the sharp-shooting guard. the doves reportedly growed to a 3-year deal with anderson. worth $27 million. nicknamed slo-mo for his slow release. he spent the last two season

unfortunately, the signal is not so strong, but thank you to elliot for that. donald trump and j.d. vance were in michigan yesterday a. that followed a visit by vice president kamala harris earlier in the week. the major role michigan could play in this election. and what both parties are going to do to win it coming up. andy yeah an era we had the wnba all-stars taken on the u.s. national team last night in the all-star game, one player just completely taken this one over will have the highlights of that coming up in sports hard to watch yourself we pulled out of the building by a tornado today. we're here to talk about science friction not science fiction friction. friction erasable pens from pilot feature thermo sensitive ink are ideal for stemmed demonstrations. >> i'm sensing an unsymmetrical dimethyl hydrogen it was in to combust at 85 degrees there. >> so cute at this age. >> and are the only pence ever to be authenticated by stemmed.org. >> but the power of stem in your students hands with friction erasable pens when the saw dust settles and the engine finally roars the thin

struck out three, pitched five scoreless innings by far his best start of the season the first game for elliots named an all-star on sunday, how did that go? a solo shot in the fourth. ramos has 13 home runs since he was called up may 8th. in line for the first win of the year. in the 7th. he gave up a 3-run homer. bluejays went ahead 3-1. san francisco trailed by a run going into the 9th. down to the last strike got through. patrick bailey, tying this game. the next batter, up, and trevor richards spiked the pitch into the dirt. fritzgerald scored. and on a wild pitch that is how the game was won. giants rallied 4-3. they won 9 of their last 14. >>> oh, the attractions outside of boston's fenway park. that is where the a's show took place. the stage belonged to the red sox. bottom second, three-run smash. part of an 8-run sox inning. high scoring tonight as boston won it final of 12-9. you know, say what you want, for the giants, scrappy play has them in the mix with a record of 45 and 47 and very relevant in the wild card race. that is right, i am talking wild card in july. i would rather be

with the us and participating in that policy at the time was involved with those crimes along side, elliot abrams, the man who actually was appointed venezuela. a on boy under trump's administer the criminal. so a criminal exactly. the convicted, criminal, convicted criminal. yeah, this is the guy who we chose to run that as well as policy. this is not. so it's interesting though that you're saying i'm fascinated, but the way that you're explaining trump, like, like trump, basically was busy with other stuff. so he let these guys do this whole that as well, a thing. and then once they had announced that and were into it, he went to them and said, what the hell are you guys doing? it sounds like he, he was not happy with this. then as well and cool or whatever the hell these guys are trying to do down there. know, according to mainstream reporting, including in the washington post that wasn't the case. but one to that, that i share in the book is that you may recall there was that real embarrassing moment. one white, oh, actually tried to have a military uprising and failed miserably. was l

elliot, 2-run homer to center to tie the game. he has 10 home runs since the start of june. the 24-year-old could be selected to his first all-star game. two batters later. matt chapman, barely over the wall. his 12th long ball. giving them a 3-2 lead. chapman just getting started. bottom of the inning, austin riley doubles into the left field corner off of logan web. michael makes a great play on this. relay from chapman to a strike to throw his former teammate with matt olson. at the plate. keeps the giants out in front. half swing, it stays fair, rolls in right field. patrick bailey scored, chapman doubles, san francisco won 4-2. taking it in the series. giants getting hot. they are 7-3 in the last 10 games. >>> grills were out this afternoon at the coliseum. bottom 1. first batter of the game. jj drives this one to center. he is thinking he got all of it. former giant, scales the wall, making an incredible catch. robs the home run. he had to tip his helmet for that grab. throwing a shutout. today, jp followed it up by blanking l.a. over five innings, allowed two hits, st

. >> reporter: inside california's independent grid operator ceo elliot mainzer showed us how they managestate's electricity in real time. >> there is solar energy right now that is essentially being thrown away. >> you know, the bottom line is that there are times when we do not have the demand for electricity for the full production of the solar fleet. sometimes we're able to export it, and there are those times under certain extreme conditions when we do have to curtail it. >> reporter: when you say curtail, you mean throwing it away? >> we say sending dispatch instructions to those fleets to reduce their generation, yes. >> reporter: in recent years the amount of renewable energy curtailed, most of it solar, has skyrocketed, both from oversupply and so-called congestion, when there's more electricity than the transmission lines in some areas can handle. so far this year the state has already lost out on nearly 2.6 million megawatt hours of renewable electricity, more than enough to power all the households in san francisco for a year. to solve the problem governor gavin newsom's admin

committed ship process modeling that the almost not modeling mailed that out to you in the mileage elliot glass. is this a new york one, but you don't you don't nickel dollars on a wheel drive? i know molly reach n e s victoria, all those up and all or time when we go already the not just itself so much on the board on your what is a z your day to do a few i bill the sub. it'll see people about the product or spots it is optimal. that's what it is. a lot better with cohort. that western scientists are still debating exactly how dangerous depleted uranium weapons of my dad don't talk, claiming the depleted uranium this homeless. there's no, there any scientific or anything accurate is dangerously negligence. is usage and weapon, the spice tossing project goals that can be inhaled or ingested. those things of interest to human health and the environment to hysteria is unwarranted. dr. lucas, the reality is that the risks of depleted uranium are grossly exaggerated and when handled properly. the rest are minimal. minimal. tell that to the civilians living in conflict and suffering from incre