mandy's current contract is valid until the summer of 2025, and as soon as mandy returns from vacation , his contract will be extended. atlético in ambush for alvarez. in order to strengthen their offensive line, the leaders of atlético madrid are looking for manchester city's striker julián alvarez to bring this player to madrid. it is said that the citizens have labeled 70 on this 24-year-old attacker they hit millions of euros, which caused the delay. paris is ready to hold this competition. the countdown has started for the biggest sports event in the world with the participation of more than 11 thousand athletes. paris, especially around the river seine, where the opening ceremony of the olympics is held, has completely turned into a military fortress , and 45,000 policemen and gendarmes, 20,000 security officers and 18,000 army forces, along with thousands of policemen from other countries on land, air, water and underwater. they are responsible for its security. emmanuel macron , the french president, who these days has neither a majority in the parliament nor a permanent govern

mandy's current contract is valid until the summer of 2025 , and as soon as mandy returns from vacation, his contract will be extended. arteta looking for the italian defender. topshi are finalizing the transfer of ricard and calafi from bologna for 45 million euros. atlético in ambush for alvarez. in order to strengthen their offensive line, the leaders of atlético madrid are looking for manchester city striker jullian alvarez to bring this player to madrid. it is said that the citizens have labeled 70 awas awas, awas awas on this 24-year-old striker. let's bring the flow of life to all of iran from house to house with the optimal use of electricity. with you , iran is bright. the president-elect's emphasis on employing capable people from different factions in the 14th government of mr. etihad and: empathy and moving in the direction of the general policies announced by the supreme leader of the revolution is the only solution to the problems of dealing with sanctions. tawanir company request from varaq subscribers to reduce consumption by at least 10% and get through the hot days of

let us go to mandy in maryland. >> jim cramer, how are you? >> i am fine, mandy. how are you doing? >> hanging in there. thank you so much for taking my call. i love your show. i watch it. i breathe it every day. thank you for everything you do. my question is if you have $5000, how do you invest? >> okay. i have said for your first $10,000, and not before then, you should put that money in a s&p index fund. only after that because i care about diversification after that can you start buying individual stocks. how about jerry and majorie? >> hey, jim. thank you for taking my call. you stressed diversification all the time. but my investment strategy is mainly gross. things like growth, recession- proof stocks, and dividend stocks have all backfired for me. i prefer tech stocks. i currently have about 20% in cash, and i am waiting for a downturn so i can buy some more. a fairly diverse portfolio even though it is technology- dominated. what are your thoughts? >> look, i think we have to understand there have been times in our careers where that strategy has been very bad. so that is

[applause] next, out of balboa high school, let's go bal, mandy going to williams college! [applause] alright. out of lincoln, let's see--actually , no. kipp sf college prep. nazir travis! [applause] out of lincoln high school, --going to cal poly! [applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see your next journey here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayor breed. now, we will have a group photo of everyone here together. the rotunda we will get out there and get oen the steps, do a nice little photo. we got our professional paragraphs to st

[applause] next, out of balboa high school, let's ■u■) go bal, mandy going to williams college!plause] alright. out of lincoln, let's see--actually , no. kipp sf college prep. nazir travis! [applause] out of lincoln high school, --going to cal poly! [applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see ney here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayor breed. now, we will have a group photo of everyone here together. the rotunda we will get out there and get oen the steps, do a nice little photo. we got our professional paragraphs to stand by. congratula

reporter mandy gaither has what you need to know to stay safe.ireworks from bottle rockets to aerial fireworks, july 4th, fun can turn dangerous in an instant. >> if the explosive devices aren't properly used. >> we know that there's still way too many injuries and deaths associated with fireworks and its annual fireworks report. >> the u.s. consumer product safety commission found there were eight fireworks related deaths last year, most from misuse and some from a device misfire or missed function. and that same time period, fireworks injured an estimated 9700 people, with 800 of them going to the emergency room, many with burns. >> about two thirds of the fireworks related injuries happened in the two weeks before, and the two weeks after the 4th of july, so now's especially important to take some steps to keep themselves safe. >> the cpsc says the best way to prevent fireworks related injuries is to go to professional displays, but if you choose to set them off yourself, don't be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. have water handy in ca

mandy should stop islam, but i want to ask you whether you have taken any steps in london to allow the reopening of the islamic center in london , and whether it is possible for hamburg to hope that this center will be opened or not. may i hope that all these centers will be opened, but under the conditions that they can independently implement the pure mohammedan islam, and i am sure that this will happen. we prepared a 2 to 80-page report for the united nations , the last of which was presented to the united nations 3-4 days ago, and in this report, we showed how supporters of freedom in france, england, and germany support palestine and freedom and prevent killings. the collective hand and war crimes are under pressure against their own laws and against international laws, and this is the reason that such a we took something to the united nations because we came to the conclusion that all these discussions and legal work cannot be done inside england.

cramer is going to start with how about mandy in california? mandy? >> caller: yes, jim, that's me.nvesting club member. >> excellent. >> caller: first of all, thank you for the vast amount of information, wisdom and experience that you have been sharing with us. >> you're very kind. thank you. >> caller: so, im, i saw that a good opportunity for me to buy to be indirectly involved in private equity invests to buy a stock like kkr. >> i couldn't agree with you more. kkr is the foremost. the other i'd recommend is blackstone. those are the two i feel most comfortable recommending. beyond that i don't feel comfortable. i tourist these people and know what they're up to. i need to go ned in ohio. ned? >> caller: hello, professor cramer. >> how you, ned. >> caller: ceo of cramerica how. you today? >> i'm doing very well. back from vacation, strong and excited. how can i help you? >> caller: well, sir, i wanted to talk to you. i looked at the top five steel producers in the united states, starting with nucor and including u.s. steel and two others. and i noticed that they've underperform

[applause] next, out of balboa high school, let's go bal, mandy going to williams college! [applause] alright. out of lincoln, let's see--actually , no. kipp sf college prep. nazir travis! [applause] ouof lincoln high school, --going to cal poly! [applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see your next journey here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayor breed. now, we will have a group photo of everyone here together. the rotunda we will get out there and get oen the steps, do a nice little photo. we got our professional paragraphs to stan

. >> reporter: jason met wayne's ex-wife mandy while working as backup dancer for wayne's improve showegas. now jason, coming into this situation, did you have any natural reservations? >> i felt like i had natural instincts to know that miley was very central to both of their lives. so i off the bat prioritized mom and dad time. if i can support and be in the mix, good. if i need to hang back, cool. i'll do that. >> he is such an amazing unicorn of a guy to be able to slip into a situation like this that he made it tenable for me to be able to go, oh, you are a good guy. >> reporter: the family began sharing their lives on tiktok during the pandemic while quarantining together. >> child of divorce, split custody. so it's not like we had a choice to not quarantine together. and it was my idea to start tiktok. ♪ >> reporter: so at some point, the four of us put our heads together and said let's be real. we want to show the truth behind that smile, and that's how we came up with the idea of doing the show. >> they also get to see that you're not a throuple. >> because some people really

. >> mandy. >> mandy. >> oh, i think i'll probably probably ban distressed denim. it's horrible. fashion hell. >> and what would the punishment be if you wear distressed denim? >> maybe they have to, like, darn all of the holes and the rips in the denim. oh, yeah. maybe that's good for people. sewing skills. they look better as well. >> well, benjamin, you'll be on for some time. >> i would ban those bikes , >> i would ban those bikes, those cycle bikes that people hire and then just dump in the middle of the oh yes. yes. it really annoys me, and it happens all the time. and, you know , i all the time. and, you know, i don't have a pram or a wheelchair or anything, so it must be a nightmare for people doing that. and the punishment would be that you'd have to listen to albie talk about manholes for another half hour. >> that terrifying. oh no one else. >> not a clue. there's this question from alan. alan says, what will you all do if england win ? let's be quite brief on win? let's be quite brief on this one. i'll oh, be, gosh. >> well, i'm on a breakfast show the next morning, s

sixty's, the grey wolves were often accused of involvement in acts of political violence. targeted mandy had left his or members of minority groups and ever since the grey wolf, a salute has been used by members of the mh b party and old for nationalists here in turkey. but we've also seen people come forward in recent days defending that symbol as a mythical symbol of tar kitchen is as a show of turkish identity and patriotism that has no fluoride coal notation or a new secret message. that is also very similar to what we heard from me. he gave me you're out of the attackers play. i will make the guest or after the game. but those who disagree really see it as an aggressive symbol of the far right and the social media use. us have specifically criticized that me every day. me or i made this gesture on the anniversary of the so called see of us massacre away and is a mist mall killed dozens of people, many members of the out of the minority here in turkey, so to years ago. so this bray wolf, a salute is very controversial here in turkey, but also abroad. nina has already mentioned that f

19 sixty's, the gray wolves were often accused of involvement enact of political violence. targeted mandy had left his or members of minority groups and ever since the grey wolf, a salute has been used by members of the mh b party and ultra nationalists here in turkey. um, but we've also seen people come forward in recent days defending that symbol as a mystical symbol of tar kitchen is as a show of turkish identity and patriotism that has no follow, right? call notation or a new secret message that is also very similar to what we heard from me. he gave me the tuckers play. i will make the guest or after the game. but those who disagree really see it as an aggressive symbol of the far right and the social media use. us have specifically criticized that me. he gave me or i made this gesture on the anniversary of the so called see of us massacre way and is a mist mall killed dozens of people, many members of the, of the minority here in turkey 30 years ago. so at this, bray was a salute is very controversial here in turkey, but also abroad. nina has already mentioned that france has banned

however, 0, it's mandy got through it because the russians use several advanced techniques of getting our energy error system, the sewer by smaller target and the provide input. caliber rocket seems a foss, this one version personals, that we're able to get through our defenses and keep federal target the cube a lower as received, not for the 1st time, but in the dozens of attempts rush. and once it gives you some medical facilities, the children's hospital for the addition of the sheets, sarah, residential buildings in nearly 20 apartments for destroyed, but can keep a little well basically getting here to the office to talk to you. i saw several smoke smoke a columns to ryan and about the city. samsung rock, as in fast career, have gone on strike demanding special pay and working conditions. thousands of union members took part in a riley and the city of las jones, which is near samsung's headquarters, and not the stores of a 3 day strike, from a 5 or 4th from boston in south korea of a defiant display in spite of the rain and the size of the chip making julia and that striking agai

the devil there tom, this is mandy. the assign speed, my company just recently did a create. it outlines the minimum time because before you see that this document is going to press you and 5, it concerns us with books. i love the substance abuse benefits, then you have to call me back to dr. and phone use a visa, central regional transformation, you get the commitment to sustain existing points to sort of the flash brittany my wage, even though the d a on its own as opposed to the minimum wage. but it would have been cut and bus above 60 percent consensus image and you will be for truth to ever be able to repeat that the minimum wage. so the rest of the progressive blood passes within the frame. you're also be able to define the for the study by the constraints. are you putting a new level on point is about of it's this bit, i'm 1994 up to date, especially if it's the basis of this stuff. it's all the j, but be cute. of all the things that you have for the sake of that was a different account. we have. busy but the video 1st must not come. you didn't mistake? of course we pr

. >> mandy. >> sady. from iowa. >> janice: do you want to say hi to anybody?>> janice: good fans out here, always better with friends. >> ainsley: catholic advocacy group mobilizing against vice president kamala harris, lauren green joins us to tell us why. >> catholic.org, calling vice president kamala harris one of the most anti-catholic politicians ever and mounting an adcampaign in swing states to try to defeat her. catholic vote is reminding the faithful of policies and questioning of judicial nominee brian boozier, the groups she vilified him for membership in knights of columbus saying they had taken extreme position on marriage, positions in line with teachings of the catholic church and campaign reminds voters of her record with planned parenthood. >> kamala harris represents most vile, anti-catholic threat of any leading candidate for president in american history. she is a candidate of the hard left and her record and her words demonstrate a gross anti-catholic bias and bigotry. >> harris campaign points out she served as v.p. with only second catho

host: that is mandy in florida. n nneapolis. good morning. caller: hello, john. e american dream. you know, i used to think it was there, but the more i look at it, it is just a hugdiscrepancy. i am a military vet, could together $50,000 to purchase my house now. the only reason i a house is because i got a v.a. loan from the government. i think the american dream would be more possible if they make that available to everyone without the extra fees on the rtgage. and then another issue is just everything is so dang expensive. know, sorry, i derailed myself. you should look at the country versus other countries like china, where it is 96%, and in the united states i believe it is about 66%. and then even just to minnesota, minnesota is a very interesting state because everyone will tell you we are vy pgressive and good on race, but the homeownership rate for white people, white households in 77.5%. justlack households -- compared to just 30.5% for blacho this goes to back to issues that are systemic in this country. until we address those, the american dream will

mandy of bloomberg intelligence joins me. nvidia in terms. context.h no news headline. if you read the markets and listen to them there is a growing skepticism either for the flas spend is going to pay off in top line growth or that the infrastructure spend is going to remain. what's the b.i. take? >> i look at it this way google last week told us they were racing their cap hits. we expect something similar from microsoft tonight, meta. that's all good news for nvidia. i'm surprised by the market reaction given hyper scalers still make up almost 50% of nvidia's data revenue. why is the stock going down? given what we have heard has been -- ed: that chart maybe. i was talking a few blocks ago this is still a stock up 110 3erz to date. >> that's where evaluations come into play. there are a lot of good news. and there could be some negatives in terms of the r.o.i. as you alluded to. companies probably aren't able to monetize the g.p.u.'s as fast as they would like. ed: the "bloomberg technology" audience is global and diverse. not everyone is an i.n.s.

[applause] next, out of balboa high school, let's go bal, mandy going to williams college! [applause] alright. out of lincoln, let's see--actually , no. kipp sf college prep. nazir travis! [applause] out of lincoln high school, --going to cal poly! [applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see your next journey here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayor breed. now, we will have a group photo of everyone here together. the rotunda we will get out there and get oen the steps, do a nice little photo. we got our professional paragraphs to st

lisa: just outside the republican national convention in milwaukee, mandy kimes is giving history lessonslisten. >> it happened just 1.5 miles away from here. lisa: she's traveled almost 100 miles from the small town of ripon, wisconsin, bringing a replica of the original little white schoolhouse, where the republican party was born 170 years ago. >> i really think people are kind of surprised when they're learning about history. and i think because this is the story of the republican party, we have kind of like a hook to draw them in. and then all of a sudden they're learning something even deeper than what they thought it was. lisa: but before my lesson, i asked kimes about much more recent history, the attempted assassination of former president trump. >> i think if anything it's made everything feel more poignant and more important. but i think there's still a sense of camaraderie, like a sense of pulling together and a united front. there's definitely a thing of like, we are all one family here. this was obviously a schoolhouse and this was also a gathering place for the community. l

so this kind of cut that off since they don't really have mandy moore. >> time now is 6.38.finally released some new details about their plans for their new stadium is in las vegas conference. dan kerman has more on that. >> had a meeting before the las vegas stadium authority a's executives retracted the dome, if you will, on their plans for a new baseball stadium on the las vegas strip is executive sandy. dean told board members the 1.5 billion dollar stadium will be financed in 3 parts. 350 million dollars in taxpayer funds, which is 30 million less than earmarked by the legislature. another 300 million dollars will be borrowed through debt financing. but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a mor

. >> mandy. >> mandy. >> oh, i think i'll probably probably ban distressed denim. it's horrible.ould the punishment be if you wear distressed denim? >> maybe they have to, like, darn all of the holes and the rips in the denim. oh, yeah. maybe that's good for people. sewing skills. they look better as well. >> well, benjamin, you'll be on for some time. >> i would ban those bikes , >> i would ban those bikes, those cycle bikes that people hire and then just dump in the middle of the oh yes. yes. it really annoys me, and it happens all the time. and, you know , i all the time. and, you know, i don't have a pram or a wheelchair or anything, so it must be a nightmare for people doing that. and the punishment would be that you'd have to listen to albie talk about manholes for another half hour. >> that terrifying. oh no one else. >> not a clue. there's this question from alan. alan says, what will you all do if england win ? let's be quite brief on win? let's be quite brief on this one. i'll oh, be, gosh. >> well, i'm on a breakfast show the next morning, so i had to go to sleep quite

. >> and one thing i noticed that all of the mandy is a huge amount of security. mean, these things are locked down pretty tight. so are there any additional preparations? are extra things or is it just gonna be the normal complete security we see well, you're going to see that typical security package. you're going to see frozen zones were unauthorized. vehicles are not allowed to get close to official events and things like that. you're going to see local security and law enforcement creating areas where people can exercise their first amendment rights but hopefully do so in a peaceful way, separate from each other. you don't want a big space where it kind of groups with opposing views are forced together into one area. or they could maybe come into conflict. it starts some sort of problem and that way so you're going to see all those same things that you've seen time and time again. but right now, we know that we're at a period of heightened threat because of what's going on in the world, we have individuals affiliated with isis who've been staging attacks and

however, 0, it's mandy got through it because the russians use several advanced technics or get in our energy ever systems distort by smaller targets and to provide input caliber rockets beans above this one russian personnel. they were able to get through our defenses and sheets that are on target to keep a lower as receive not for the 1st time, but in the doctor. and so for the dance rocks and once it gives you some medical to see what is the children's hospital last month, it edition is a sheet 0 residential buildings in nearly 20 apartments were destroyed by the doctor. and people, well basically get you here to walk the doctor you. i saw several small, small columns too, right and above the city. i mean, these attacks are coming, of course, on the eve of a nato summit that's being held in washington dc. and is there somebody to be said about the timing of these attacks and also, is there a message that's perhaps being sent by the russians? as i hear you, we do believe that the russian is trying to persuade our west them foreigners, the allies that russia will not stop what have th

that he can and should remain in the 2024 race, joining me tonight, democratic congressman john care mandy of california, congressman. we appreciate you taking the time tonight. >> good to be with you, jim you watched the interview. >> do you believe president biden's performance was enough to answer questions about his fitness he's well into the process of answering that. >> in fact, it started the day after the debate. the debate was terrible, no doubt about it. the day after the debate, he gave an extraordinary strong stirring speech to a rally in north carolina. he's continue that today once again, and wisconsin, he did that and he's showing his out on the road doing these things. well, being president, he's quite correct about all of the work that goes into being a president and indeed, his tested from the time he gets up in the morning until he gets to bet at night on his mental capacity because of the extraordinary number of visitors he dealt with just today. the conversations he's had today, dealing with the new prime minister of england. i think he also talked to netanyahu today.

joining me tonight, democratic congressman john carer, mandy of california congressman. we appreciate you taking the time tonight. >> good to be with you, jim. >> you watched the interview. do you believe president biden's performance was enough to answer questions about his fitness he's well into the process of answering that. >> in fact, it started the day after the debate. the debate was terrible, no doubt about it. the day after the debate, he gave an extraordinary strong, stirring speech to a rally in north carolina. he's continue that today once again in wisconsin, he did that and he's showing his out on the road doing these things. well, being president, he's quite correct about all of the work that goes into being a president and indeed, he's tested from the time he gets up in the morning until he gets to bet at night on his mental capacity because of the extraordinary number of visitors he dealt with just today. the conversations he's had today, dealing with the new prime minister of england. i think he also talked to netanyahu today. you don't do that unless yo

and one of the things we're trying to do, michael, mandy, stanley, my colleagues and i and students who are, you know, growing up with, us doing this work is that it really just the word needs to get out there and it's not once you explain these to people, once they take the time to understand, they're just like, have we been doing this entire time? why are we voting like this? no one has it. if you are able to detach yourself from the polarization of politics and, just think about the mathematics of it. absolutely makes complete sense. and and people just go and sort of advocate for this and try to just spread the word. don't know if that answers your question, but it's kind of like i meandered there a little bit. my question has to do with of incumbency you know massachusetts is known for the least competitive in the country and i see in cambridge whether or not i like proportion of representation is that as you said there's a fairly low barrier for jumping the race and it doesn't seem to pose the same. i, i guess threat to incumbency at the same. i'm not sure it doesn't suppress vote

christine mandy rice—davies.lus, and, and teenager. yes, yes. >> she was having this affair with the politician john profumo. yes. at the same time she was having a russia with a russian russian diplomat. >> yes. that's right. and he was involved with the army and stuff. so it nearly brought down the macmillan , thing . and i the macmillan, thing. and i think that that's very, very disturbing to think that a whole political empire could actually go down because of that sort of thing , so it's, we have to wait thing, so it's, we have to wait and see what happens, but they're apparently , though, that they're apparently, though, that they're apparently, though, that the crown series actually did a lot about this, about prince philip, but nobody took much notice. but now they wonder where the where the heaviness goes and what has happened, but, they also say that the person who was involved with it most was stephen ward , who was an was stephen ward, who was an osteopath, and he organised things very much for the gi

however, 0, it's mandy got through it because the russians use several advanced techniques of getting our energy arrow systems, the sewer by small the tar him and the providing for caliber rock. it seems to foss this one russian arsenal. they were able to get through our defenses and keep federal target q a lower as received, not for the 1st time, but in the dozens of a dense rush. and once it gives you some medical facility is a children's hospital last month, it edition is a seed center residential buildings in nearly 20 apartments for destroyed, but can keep a little well basically gets here. we'll face the doctor. you. i saw several smoke smoke a columns to right and above the city. in russia, president vladimir putin, san, we'll be hosting in just prime minister and the rings remote e. he's arrived in moscow for a 2 day visit his 1st since russia invaded ukraine. and moody is expected to hold talks with one reference and later on choose day. you'll yes, up of all of a has more from moscow on the story. so why is this visit so significant and what's on the agenda you'll yeah, the,

this is mandy in daytona beach, florida. good morning, you are next.aller: yes, thanks for that time. i think it goes back to the way you think. if you think you can, you can. if you think you can't, you can't. why would i waste my time thinking about what i cannot do? in other words, what i should do is think about what i can do and take whatever i have and make the best of it to give you an example, i was a manager of a department store. and a big corporation bought the chain. they came in. i had 50 managers of different departments and they said you can only keep 25. so i said, how about if somebody has 30 years? they said rank them from one to 50. pilot 26 through 50 go. even if they had 30 years. listen we will give them a week's pay for every year they had. i realized if you think i am saving you guys, you are crazy. that is what is facing america with all of this robotics and stuff. so it is a personal responsibility. when are we going to take a personal response ability to say i am the one that has to take care of me? how can i do it? what do i

this is mandy, the executive director of the local chamber of commerce. what is this building? are standing in the little white schoolhouse, the birthplace of the republican party. it has been here for one hundred 71 years and 170 years ago is when the first local republican meeting took place and the party begin. people came together here against the expansion of slavery. the kansas nebraska act was passed in the senate and they knew with slavery spreading into the northern territories, that was a threat. it was a moral evil but also an economic threat. they gathered here to come under one banner, one name, republican. >> how did the ideas spread so quickly to the point you have abraham lincoln getting elected six years later? >> is kind of different for me because the newspaper is important but back in the day everybody read the newspaper. we call him the father of the republican party, he had a great relationship with horace greeley. he was the editor of the new york tribune so they were in contact all the time. as soon as this meeting took place, the letter went to horace g

hello, mandie's. it's not just steelworkers who are in the firing line.t me know what's occurring, all right? it's going to be really bad, because when they're saying there's 3,000 jobs, it's most probably more than that with the contractors and the small businesses that are going to be affected by it, because this is what people don't realise. it's, like, from the veg man to the window cleaner, everything. people are not going to be able to afford it, and things are not sustainable anymore. training tonight? yes, i am training tonight. that's about the only thing we talk about, the gym. family life revolves around the plant. my husband, my son, they all work in there. so they're in the job—cut loss, so... and myself now, obviously, so... he's in the control room in the blast furnace, my son is, so he's out of a job. he just had a baby not long ago. he's about 18 months, and they're looking for a house at the moment. so that's put the kibosh on that. tata has allowed us to see inside the plant to get a glimpse of what is about to change and what will be l

mandy adds this the only view that matters is my view when i get to the ballot box.e matters, get your backside down there. well mandy, great point, but a lot of people might not be able to do so if they live abroad, if they're elderly, if they're infirm. so in those cases, i think we can all agree there is a firm foundation for the postal vote. but should anybody be allowed to have one or should that be reined in? that's a conversation for after this general election. for now, we just want to make sure our votes get in. mary has this. i applied for my postal vote over three weeks ago now. still nothing. this feels like some sort of sabotage. while mary, there is an investigation by royal mail into this sabotage is a strong word . likelihood. is a strong word. likelihood. it's just the mail in general. i got a christmas card from america. it arrived in february . america. it arrived in february. perhaps the post is just all over the shop. no matter where you go. now, let's go to some more of your views before we're waiting for keir starmer and ben assist on the subje

mandy: that is a good question. we talk a lot about abraham lincoln and we have cool pictures of him. we have a picture of him when he was presenting the emancipation proclamation. and although he never came here to ripon, we feel connected to who he was and what he valued. we talk about the kind of president he was and what took place in the years of his presidency until his assassination. >> thank you for your time. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it the most. >>harter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. front page of the new york times. menendez guilty of selling political favors. the verdict made mr. menendez the first u.s. senator to b

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if you are going to do this all over our country, this crazy electric mandy, you do this -- all, i'm all for electric. if somebody wants to buy a gas powered car, gasoline powered car or a hybrid, they are going to be able to do it and we will make that change on day one. to conclude, just a few short days ago, my journey with you nearly ended. we know that. and yet, here we are tonight all gathered together, talking about the future promise and a total renewal of a thing we love very much, it's called america. we live in a world of miracles. none of us knows god's plan for our life said venture will take us. i want to thank franklin for being here tonight. an outstanding man. he wrote me a note recently. i have a lot of respect for him. sir, i love your storytelling. i think is great in front of these big rallies, but sir, do me one favor. it won't make a difference. please, don't use foul language. i said, i was embarrassed. he said, it won't make any difference and i said the stories not quite as good but i've been very good. the stories not quite as good to be honest. i'm going t

. >> well, in the words of mandy rice—davies, she would say that, wouldn't she? >> indeed. right.n, to other matters, including leadership. we've had your former colleague steve baker and damian green. i think the latter probably in your caucus of the party, a bit more of a one nation er, they're supporting tom tugendhat . are supporting tom tugendhat. are you bringing up the rear supporting tom tugendhat as a future leader of this party? >> do you know what i'm not supporting anybody. >> oh come on robert, you've got to play ball on this. >> well i'm just a member now and i have a vote ultimately in the members to retain a vote. >> by the way, they should definitely. now, all this talk about mps deciding and cutting out the grassroots. >> well, i think that's mad, especially when you've only got 121 of them. >> you know, i did describe this potential race as bald men arguing over a comb on election night. and, you know, i do want everybody just just not men arguing over a comb. >> yeah , just i think everybody >> yeah, just i think everybody should just calm down and remember, ac

my name is mandy, a law student at uc law sf and resident of pacific heights here to urge the board to supervisor to provide equitable funding for public defender office. in the words of sally johnson, transwoman and former client who was able to achieve patrol after 37 years, hope is a priceless commodity for people who are incarcerated without a hope. i lived a quarter century in denial having only the energy to find my next tie. i was frequently in trouble. [indiscernible] post contradiction freedom project of the san francisco public defender office fed my hope rich diet[indiscernible] with other criminal legal agencies such as the da, police and shaffer. share. the post conviction freedom project needs additional attorneys and legal staff and ask you to provide with the services this budget year. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is keon. here today to urge the board to support funding for public defender office that is impacted by a huge increase in arrest and charges. i was shocked to learn in the mayor proposed budget the public defender budget is less then 6

mandy is raging about the human rights lawyers, who seem to frustrate efforts to control our bordersn rights lawyers. why can't we have a lawyer to represent the human rights of british people against all the people arriving here illegally ? people arriving here illegally? come on, where is that lawyer and gb news viewer dave, as this we do have boats going to calais. they're called ferries. let's get the illegals on the ferries and let the french customs sort them out. now don't go anywhere because we'll be discussing the huge news that 15,000 small boat migrants have crossed the english channel so far this year alone , whilst the far this year alone, whilst the home secretary looks to give amnesty to 90,000 migrants who had been earmarked for rwanda flights, it seems we've gone from just stop the rwanda, the rwanda programme to rolling out the red carpet. i'm martin daubney gb news now is your weather with alex burkill. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hi again. here's your latest gb news, weather forecast coming to you f

mandy as this none of these out—of—touch mps have ever had to live near or next door to any illegal immigrantsthe chief whip of the reform party by nigel farage. june as this fantastic lee will whip only whip not only the reform mps into shape, but also whip the wet and the remainers in parliament. fantastic stuff. thanks for those opinions. well, joining me now is emily carver, who is sitting for in michelle dewberry on dewbs& co carver and co awaits. what's on your menu, emily? >> oh, we've got a lot coming up. also going to be reflecting on a big day in parliament. interesting seeing the reform five there. nigel farage had to get in that sarky comment about john bercow. of course he did. you could hear people groaning in the background. you could hear a few jeers i think too, but are they going to , you know, but are they going to, you know, roll things up a little bit in that house of commons? i also want to know what everyone thinks about giving more power to mayors. i'm always sceptical of devolution, but could this be a good thing for democracy, or could it end up costing us quite a lot

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[applause] next, out of balboa high school, let's go bal, mandy going to williams college!kipp sf college prep. nazir travis! [applause] out of lincoln high school, --going to cal poly! [applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see your next journey here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayor breed. now, we will have a group photo of everyone here together. the rotunda we will get out there and get oen the steps, do a nice little photo. we got our professional paragraphs to stand by. congratulations one more time. we'll see you at the rot

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mandy: that is a good question. we talk a lot about abraham lincoln and we have cool pictures of him. we have a picture of him when he was presenting the emancipation proclamation. and although he never came here to ripon, we feel connected to who he was and what he valued. we talk about the kind of president he was and what took place in the years of his presidency until his assassination. >> thank you for your time. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these le