boyd worked at agape.own school only this would be for girls. >> what was this place like? this physical house, the location? >> it was just a very run down homely place. >> she was sent there when she was in tenth grade. what had you been doing? committing crimes or something? >> i had never committed a crime. my mom found out that i had become sexually active and that i had tried marijuana for the first time. >> maggie drew arrived in 2007 when she was 15. >> nobody was smiling. i saw the girls and everybody was so quiet and i was like this is so dismal. what is this? >> maggie said the girls were afraid from the minute they woke up. >> it was immediately get up, hurry, hurry. get dressed. get downstairs. >> for bible study. and then chores. bizarre chores. >> they had girls scrubbing the floor with toothbrushes. they had the girls wiping walls down. they had us picking weeds in the middle of the heat all day. >> they would say, you know, the bible says this. the bible says that. no, that is your interpr

shaun boyd reports the findings may have implications that go far beyond 14,000 feet. >> reporter: when noaa physicist derek van wes trm was tapped to lead an overhaul of the spatial reference system recapping the colorado fourteeners he shez was a bonus. they needed a place to test the system and colorado had the terrain they were looking for. >> people know it's more land above 10,000 feet than all the states combined. it's a very rugged state. if the system works here we know it'll work anywhere in the u.s. >> reporter: initial projection showed the shortest fourteeners peak may be a thirteener. while the ranking from tallest to shortest changed for several peaks, van westrom says colorado dnd lose or gain any 14ers. as for the weather system it aced the test and that has implications for far more than 14ers status. the project involved recalculating sea level. >> sea level isn't ever exactly level, so if you can map out what that surface is, that's the new heights we're going to do for the entire nation. >> reporter: as part of the calculation noaa measured gravity across the entire

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example of police brutality which is drawn, the anger and violence i've seen in the wake of george boyd's death suggesting the police performed did help, did her police brutality. the rise in violent crimes in american streets has made most americans demand something be done to restore law and order. now the final straw was the reason campus protest which broke out across college campuses. in response to the biden garza policy students and professional protesters who joined the ranks destroyed university campuses terrorized students who actually went there and even interrupted or caused graduations to be cancelled. because to restore and even strength and police departments could no longer be ignored by legislators from the local to the federal level at the university of north carolina actually eliminated the diversity equity and inclusion programs and transferred the $2300000.00 in funding to campus police and public safety and motivated by recent pro palestinian campus protest. the board actually reasoned that more funds were needed for law enforcement on campus. republicans have spearh

latest conditions of the war in eastern europe , we will go to america to discuss with professor oliver boyd britt, author and university professor. ukraine experienced a historic day and signed the biggest agreement between ukraine and america since their independence. the existing 10-year security agreement with the united states and other decisions taken by the group of seven up to a 50 billion dollar loan to ukraine it is the result of russia's blocked property in america , so it can be said that it is one. it is possible that even in the next 25 years , membership in this coalition may still not be possible due to the security agreement that ukraine has signed with the united states and other nato members in recent months. ukraine is looking for it to receive the security it wants from them and is trying to maintain the appearance of a collective coalition for support with ukraine and led by the united states, which was emphasized in november this year. professor for you mentioned ukraine's membership in nato. another part of this agreement that was made was the same issue. zelensky cle

and then with the boys, your ways boyd has already been there waiting for hardy was if you said one or 2. yeah. but the book, somebody been there waiting for your on the the, the, the, the, the good voice bill. where's the bill? the bill starts. you should see a little boy in your thoughts, but most of the things, but it was before you see what never shut them for to schedule you for years. not filled up with increasing or are we just some of us have been through this little come by for somebody me in the with that not easily slipped up over the general for it was before the thing. yeah. 310. the way it just in question for she to him the georgia, all talk on us through the the the uh that will give us that something gosh with them, which is fortunately, was to split of the photo. yes. that's the one the, the, every operation, the count and let's be camouflage quickly. so the enemy counted tennessee with a drum the the i stayed for several days with the guys from the 2 s. monk, a crew waiting for combat work. while we waited, we did all sorts of household chores. still a couple more to

he was boyd, why the home proud in munich, and celebrated by thousands upon thousands of supporters friends owns right across the country. just like this one. he invited the german team having 13 to recreate the atmosphere of the 2006 wild comp. the last major tournament that they hosted in this country, i mean 3 performances like this will really help just the touch of that summer. fat retire magic was to me in the a, at the brandenburg game this evening. on top of that, germany have sent a major signal of intent to the rest of the teams at the store. and while there are many stall studied nations who are yet to begin, their campaign often were result like tonight. it's hard not to draw full about old cliches. never right off the germans as well. so the next full week's football will take center stage note in germany on and off the pitch to mark the euro. 2024 football championship. the german football museum in don't on, is doing something. no one has done before. it's putting on an impulse of show called in motion off and football. that explodes. how office see the boat? spanish, surreal

he was boyd by the home crowd in munich, and celebrated by thousands upon thousands of supporters at friends ons, right across the country. just like this one, he invited the german team have been so keen to recreate the atmosphere of the 2006 . well, come the last major tournament that they hosted in these countries and through performances like this will really help just the thoughts of that. so i'm a fair retire magic was certainly in the hey, at the brandenburg game this evening. on top of that, germany have sent a major signal of intent to the rest of the teams. at this tournament. while there are many stall studied nations who are yet to begin the campaign of the result like to night, it's hard not to draw us for that old cliches. never right off the germans. and the reminder of the top story of a following for new south african presidents, southern drama, full saw, has now been sworn in for a 2nd tone because amc poppy spoke a deal to former governments. but that's main rival, it's the country's 1st democratic coalition. lawmakers postpone and episode are many in cape town. do

he was boyd by the home crowd in munich, and celebrated by thousands upon thousands of simple authors at friends. i was right across the country just like this one. he invited the german team have been so keen to recreate the atmosphere of the 2006 wild. com. the last major tournament that they hosted in this country and, and through performances like this will really help just the touch of that. some a fair retire magic was said to me in the a, at the brandenburg game this evening. on top of that, germany have sent a major signal of intent to the rest of the teams at the store. and then while there are many stall studied nations who are yet to begin their campaign, often result like tonight. it's hard not to draw full about old cliches. never right off the germans. little drama full so has been re elected as president of south africa after his bobby spoke a deal before a coalition government. i'm a pull sauce and see have phone what it is calling a government of national unity with a number of policies and small groups. it's the 1st foolish and government seems to be a ball type erro

he was boyd by the home crowd in munich, and celebrated by thousands upon thousands of supporters. friends owns right across the country. just like this one. he invited the german team have been so keen to recreate the atmosphere of the 2006 wealth caught the last major tournament that they hosted in this country and through performances like this will really help just the thoughts of that. so i'm a fair retire magic was to me in the a, at the brandenburg game this evening. on top of that germany have sent a major signal of intent to the rest of the teams at this tournament. while there are many stall studied nations who are yet to begin, their campaign often were result like tonight. it's hard not to draw full about old cliches. never right off the germans. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the us supreme court has overtones a band on bump stalks. a rapid fire accessories of the naples rifles to fire speeds similar to machine guns. the band was introduced during the presidency of donald trump. officer. a gunman killed 60 people at the concert

john boyd jr. is president of black farmers and joins me now.block in georgia and virginia, what do you think about the two lead candidates, joe biden and form earlying president trump? >> what you are seeing is farmers who are hurting. a lot of members are losing their farms and facing foreclosure and i've asked many times on your show, for a moratorium that this president has not put into place. we did not get debt relief and looking how they treat me as a leader. 130,000 votes to this administration and i've asked for a meeting with biden and it has not happened. united states as a whole, chaos by the border and asking why are we letting people come into this country and treat them better than our black farmers, who are citizens. they are providing them credit cards and putting them up in housing. and we can't get help. and $175 billion given out to ukraine and much of the money going to ukraine farmers and we can't get farm loans. we are losing our farms, many with united states depend of agriculture. we have china buying the farms and bill

lauren: riders reporting that boyd wants to buy lauren: lots of potential problems.nes flight attendants preparing to strike. what's the problem? lauren: 28,000 walking off the job and haven't gotten a raise in five years time. this summer, here's the deal and americans came in and offer them an immediate wage increase of 17%. and the 28,000 strong union says we're done. that's just not the way it works but national mediation board needs to come in and grant this mandated cooling off period and it's 30 days. then after that month's time, they could potentially strike but president biden could come in and tell more. yes, it could happen this summer and it's likely not to happen. doing for the office and that's a lot of people but are they going for that. lauren: not getting promotions literally and not seem to not mind at all working from home and that speaks to the benefits and the savings of working from home and child care and food and transportation. do you know what tolls are into new york city? stuart: $16 a car. lauren: and we know how much the cost is to buy a

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stephanie: dana boyd is the author of "its complicated: the social lives of networked teams -- teens. works for microsoft research. what role do you think social media plays in anxiety and depression among teens? >> it magnifies the good, bad and ugly. it absolutely amplifies things. some people are genuinely struggling. but trying to make the tools for which they are simultaneously exposed to the world and reaching out to people unavailable is not going to make the mental health crisis go away. stephanie: boyd, a mother of three, says restricting technology could backfire, disconnecting vulnerable teens from supportive communities, and make it more difficult for them to reach out for help during a mental health crisis. >> as a country we have very few mental health resources for young people. most of them require your parents insurance. if your parents are part of the problem, or you are afraid of telling them you are struggling, you will not ask them for therapy. i want to make sure young people have the tools to be able to get help when they needed. >> we are not suggesting everybo

corporal boyd capers is glad to be working. it was slow getting started.been sitting in the gym back at camp and, not doing anything. we just looking to looking to work, trying to get out here to do the asking. everybody has to work. i'll get it. be talking to dietrich. task force neptune and fox green team members rely heavily telecommunications, so the have to be up and clear. major patrice nichols is the s3 for the 440 signal battalion one radio link goes down here. it's just very but out in the field■$ we we have time to make work and back in but here we don't so we have to be a lot more responsive here a lot more on our toes and probably doing more in detail where each telephone is never. this is maverick one and drilling traffic's regulation and security was a combined first lieutenant neave vernon the french forgendarmes been ve, go out of their way to help us. we have meetings with them. and, you know, sometimes there's a language barrier. if there's not a translator right . but they, you know, they do what they to make it work. and they've been re

corporal boyd capers is glad to be working. it was slow getting started. been sitting in the gym back at camp and, not doing anything. we just looking to looking to work, trying to get out here to do the asking. everybody has to work. i'll get it. be talking to dietrich. task force neptune and fox green team members rely heavily telecommunications, so the have to be up and clear. major patrice nichols is the s3 for the 440 signal battalion one radio link goes down here. it's just very but out in the field we we have time to make don't so we have to be a lot more responsive here a lot more on our toes and probably doing more in detail where each telephone is drilling traffic's regulation and security was a combined first lieutenant neave vernon the french forxagendarmes been , go out of their way to help us. we have meetings with them. and, you know, sometimes there's a language barrier. if there's not a translator right away. but they, you know, they do what they to make it work. and they've been really helpful. and i had a augmentation. the spurs the the

the income bo boyd, you park, i mean through the political is it pull sort of a new corporate audio, but the same people don't the bible. okay. sure, in the low monthly bible going forward or whoever thought you said 43, your mind to 43 and i was put them all the costing dismissal clients. give me a lot of rain and, and will say i was on the, to the kind of, well mazda, competing with z 2 for me, with the engine. and i'm just kind of looking to ship to make all of the push to a lot of the q. i go to pull kilogram of this to get on the of little mass below and siblings of weather. the deep writing bull barrens charted and crown, which were registered in also most um shipments were carried on the b a. c $111.00 own bind is running a businessman of ukrainian origin. they admitted registered in the caymans. it was operated by the mud. i'm registered in mama coast. these are photos of one of the lines that arrived in liberia circumventing the un arms and ball go. it stag full of weapons boxes. the plane was owned by the end of the 1st delivery of ends by minute. in march 1999 was a cargo

corporal boyd capers is glad to be working. it was slow getting started. we've been sitting in the gym back at camp and, not doing anything. we just looking to looking to work, trying to get out here to do the asking. everybody has to work. i'll get it. be talking to dietrich. task force neptune and fox green team members rely heavily telecommunications, so the have to be up and clear. major patrice nichols is the s3 for the 440 signal battalion one radio link goes down here. it's just very but out in the field we we have time to make work and back in but here we don't so we have to be a lot more responsive here a lot more on our toes and probably doing more in detail where each telephone is never. this is maverick one and drilling traffic's regulation and security was a combined first lieutenant neave vernon the french for example the gendarmes been very cooperative, go out of their way to help us. we have meetings with them. and, you know, sometimes there's a language barrier. if there's not a translator right away. but they, you know, they do what they

sean boyd breaks this down from boulder, colorado. >> born and raised in colorado.of the 14ers. >> reporter: when noaa physicist derek fan wes trom was tapped to lead an overhaurlful system recal claritying the elevation of colorado's 14ers he says was a bonus. they needed a place to test the new symptom, and colorado had the terrain they were looking for. >> we have, of course, people know it's more land above 10,000 feet than all the other states combined. it's a very high state. it's a very rugged state. so if the system works here, we know that it will work anywhere else in the u.s. >> reporter: initial projections showed the shortest 14er, sunshine peak, might actually be a 13er. >> we are now confident it's 14.005. >> reporter: making sunshine six inches taller than huron peak, which is now the shortest summit. while the ranking from tallest to shortest changed for several peaks, van wes trom says colorado didn't lose or gain any 14ers. as for the new measurement system, it aced the test, and that has implications for far more than 14er status. the project inv

and there, on a list, we saw this name, malcolm boyd, england. both me and sara was very happy to find malcolm alive. so i just hugged malcolm, and sara took the picture. his partner was identified several months later. we had the luck to get into first plane, which was flown directly to germany from phuket. and i remember still the words of the captain. he only said, i want to say, welcome on board. we bring you home. we are so lucky, and we know that many people did not survive. cindi preller: it shocked the world. it put tsunami into the global language. that was one of the first events where people had cameras to be able to capture what it looks like, what it sounds like, what the experience was. [man screaming] the indian ocean tsunami was so deadly because it was a surprise to many, many people. it was a huge wake up call for the need for advanced tsunami warning systems. it resulted in a significant improvement of global detection equipment and global coordination of tsunami warning systems. i don't think we'll ever see anything like that

been 1986 when you know the food was uh, was list uh for the uh, my lid, the offered everything was boyd too fast and tasteless and people didn't need anything for in, you know, me. so i saw that there was this pizza restaurant tank or pizza land, which i gave customers at the option to pump the piece. uh, with the big potatoes. yeah. it's like, gotcha, is your security blanket you know, hold onto it if you can that that, that the me at that point in things like got tomatoes and, uh, you know, the entered is invalid. so it was like that, but uh not uh, you know, the street and just visit london is one of the best places to eat in the world. you know, i mean the, my theory is that in the late 9090 is the british people at the collective 15. funny. yeah. and yeah. included that the, our foot socks. yeah. yeah. no, but you gave them a real freedom. yeah. once you opened a new own food, you know, why should you prefer mx and kind of a career. busy or that you tell me the talk is yeah, anything taste is fine. yeah. but it's interesting when you were having that revelation on sort of the same

the one thing rodney king and george boyd had in common both are on drugs, extremely, extremely powerful drugs that made them psychotic and police have under funded, under trained, under, supported and know that as soon as the incident is over, if they live, the politicians don't have their back and they're coming for would that be new york city, milwaukee. l. a. seattle, portland, you name a terrible, terrible situation that our police are in, in 2024 american america. they've, i hear you. but to dominic's point, why is it take campus pro, test for republicans to finally do something? was it the rifle crime that they should been acting on all along to is the rising crime. this has been going on for 40 years. i mean, go back to the war protests and ronald reagan had to step up until the administrators knock it off. they've been appeasing these people forever. here at vanderbilt university in tennessee. they've been on the campus for a month long before they ever broke out. they kicked off, can you see a late protest or just in time for graduation, they all came flooding back and climbed

this is something that general christopher boyd, the commander of american forces in europe and the training of all middle ground forces, has acknowledged its nato that's getting weaker by the day by the moment this, this war drags on and the tragedy is, the, the, the weakness isn't because of the nato troops, i don't wish anybody to die, but had nato's self with the casualties. so that ukraine is suffering this. what would be over? because no natal country has the stomach for this level of loss as they do is allowing you create the troops to be sacrificed, but along with ukrainian troops, this new equipment new i stripped its arsenal. bear to arm you crane. so they bake right to themselves, not just physically, but some would say morally, continue to supply you trade. in russia, on the other hand, is just getting stronger. day after day. the basic military math is a russia accumulates more military strength every day than they lose. your cream loses far more, military strikes every day than they accumulate. the longer this conflict goes on stronger rush, it gets the winter, you crank gets m

so richard, him almost unilateral the style of boyd decision making, but that will have to change now because for every decision in the parliament, he'd have to take his goldfish and fox most on board and then not exactly, you know, on the same page. i do logically uh, as his faulty uh, bear in mind that uh, the collision, fox news fox, these are the gd, you and the ttp. they don't subscribe to the, to the brand of hindu majorities in politics that the b, j. b subscribes to us. so it's going to be interesting to see how prime minister movie takes them along. another aspect which is going to be different in the last 10 years from the last 10 years is the stronger presence of the opposition parties because they've come back over the big mandate this time. so we can expect more excited debates and more checks and balances in 5 minutes to move the has big plans . for instance, i'll give you one example. one is a bringing a 1st, a common bozeman law for all the citizens of this country is respective of their religion. uh, the agenda and their sexual orientation. but both hang those as well

we need ahmed vehicles for every comb. boyd. so that's $10000.00 children. we've got a very wide mandate. unicef, it's water. it's sanitation, it's tense because so many damage the last that home we want stop. but we need, we need is route to facilitate enabled us to do our work for the civilian. so again, just holding on that was use as terms of the talking to us that your parents might have decided which policies will fit in the use column and spot who gets to head the institutions and brussels for the next 5 years is yet to be determined that's what the leaders of the 27 e u countries hope to thrash house over then on monday, being commission, president of the funded line wants to stay in a position for a 2nd term, often sent a ride party one the most seats about the leaders of the 27 countries 1st have to agree on who gets the top jobs. they will also decide on success as to european council president, sean michelle, and just temporarily use for an a fast chief of all cost on the sea salt and stands by outsides metering in brussel associate. tell us more

and there, on a list, we saw this name, malcolm boyd, england.h me and sara was very happy to find malcolm alive. so i just hugged malcolm, and sara took the picture. his partner was identified several months later. we had the luck to get into first plane, which was flown directly to germany from phuket. and i remember still the words of the captain. he only said, i want to say, welcome on board. we bring you home. we are so lucky, and we know that many people did not survive. cindi preller: it shocked the world. it put tsunami into the global language. that was one of the first events where people had cameras to be able to capture what it looks like, what it sounds like, what the experience was. [man screaming] the indian ocean tsunami was so deadly because it was a surprise to many, many people. it was a huge wake up call for the need for advanced tsunami warning systems. it resulted in a significant improvement of global detection equipment and global coordination of tsunami warning systems. i don't think we'll ever see anything like that agai

i've never seen anything as boyd, and as this, in my life, either as a lawyer or a complicated around the, it's really, i think that we've talked about this before, but it zionism is an ideology, is corrupting all of the west with all of these acts that we're seeing right now, and you know, there people like joe biden, you know, who, it's difficult to know what he knows these days. but, you know, when he says i am a zion this, i wonder what he know what he thinks when he says that, okay? because it has a certain meaning to me, and it's about any quality, bigotry, etc, etc. but for him, it just is real. and that's really damaging. go ahead and room as we have to be to be clear. joe biden has always said, you don't have to be induced to be as honest and i am resign. if this is a line that she likes very much, she has repeated that like so many times over the last decade this week. ready safe and she was very young and you are absolutely right. design. everything is permeating every aspect. i live in europe, i need an entity here. there are, for example, is 3 entirely imposed in a kids.

the one thing rodney king and george boyd had in common both are on drugs, extremely, extremely powerful drugs that made them psychotic and police have under funded, under trained, under, supported and know that as soon as the incident is over, if they live, the politicians don't have their back and they're coming for would that be new york city, milwaukee. l. a. seattle, portland, you name a terrible, terrible situation that our police are in, in 2024 american america. they've, i hear you. but to dominic's point, why does it take campus pro, test for republicans to finally do something? what is it the rifle crime that they should been acting on all along to this the rising crime? this has been going on for 40 years. i mean, go back to the war protests and ronald reagan had to step up until the administrators knock it off. they've been appeasing these people forever. here at vanderbilt university in tennessee. they've been on the campus for a month long before they ever broke out. they kicked off, do you see a light protest? we're just in time for graduation. they all came flooding back

. >> in march of 2022 defense secretary boyd austin ordered the red hill facility close. the family say the navy still has not cleaned up the jet fuel still sticking to the pipes. >> the epa is concerned of the navy is continuing to turn a blind eye. no, that water is not safe. >> the u.s. navy pushed back saying "after the initial spill in november 2021, the navy took immediate action to recover flush the system and implemented of robust sampling program. the navy also disconnected the affected well and ensured all drinking water was provided from a different chef. >> the u.s. navy told us it has taken 9000 samples to epa approved labs and find the water meets state and federal standards adding the hawaii department of health also confirmed no petroleum or jet fuel compounds were detected in drinking water samples collected at or near the navy base. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> how a group of military connected americans came together for a very special off-road event offer good cause. that story is next. ♪ boards ronco off rodeo and blue star families

. >> and boyd lit up by the colors of the golden gate bridge. beautiful out there tonight. plan on driving around the bridge, bridge toward the coastline. watch out. maybe a little thick fog in spots, a little dense in areas. but overall, i you're looking good. is that a marine? they're going to lift a little bit of high pressure. it's going to weaken somewhat. and that means we're going to see that fog be able to penetrate further on shore to help cool down those temperatures. running very hot lately across spots inland of the door. right now, you still got some warm temperatures. how about 78 degrees right now in concord? 75 in livermore. 71 in san jose. cool on the coastline in the san francisco. you've got 57 degrees and 61 patchy fog in oakland overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies. we've got a couple different things happening. we've got that onshore wind that's bringing the patchy fog up above. you got some of that subtropical moisture that's going to wrapped around that ridge of high pressure and pulled up in the bay area are going to see that tomorrow to so. miste

brad is in boyd, texas. what is going on in boyd?caller: you know, it is crime and illegals. see illegals walking through my neighborhood. ke they are casing out everybody's home and all of a sudden athey are driving through the neighborhood, the exact same people. it looks like they are figuring out how they can steal things and haul out. host: try to keep the language clean for us. the tucson mayor was also at the u.s. conference of mayors this weekend discussing how cities across the u.s. are handling immigration, particularly what they are doing to help immigrants in their communities. the remarks she made on friday. [video clip] >> recently, mayors across our country have been exploring opportunities to identify or create legal pathways or permanence for immigrants, long-term undocumented residents and asylum-seekers in our countriess an iinue working on with the biden-harris administration. mayor introduced a resolution at the u.s. conference of calling for federal policymakers to increase efforts to help cities confront their economic developments and demographic chall

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. >> although boyd, but kids love it. >> that, i mean, what's interesting is he wasn't interested inmississippi and moves closer to washington but he loved television and he just wanted to find a way to get on television. we have these hilarious interviews that orson welles did, of all people, and out of it you learn that he never even played with puppets as a kid. but that was a way in to the local television station. he took it and created his own puppets and he was a very introverted guy and i think he became an extrovert when he got one of these puppets on his hand. and he was funny. he was funny. he was satirical. but really accessible. and he just grew his talent with puppetry. but he was also very experimental and always trying to push the boundaries of what movies could be, as well. >> i watched the document last night and one thing that comes through is a person who is really soulful and it comes through is very soft and playful and created in ways the modern world, where you have this word where people are created. a lot of it is capitalist driven and imitation. i want to t

boyd, that beats 97, doesn't it? 86 in pittsburgh, 74 in napa and go to the north bay.t at 72 santa rosa coming in at 81 degrees. all right. so what's going on and why we warm up next week? well, first of all, let's talk about the cool air temperatures that we're seeing now in the next couple of days. it's all about the low pressure. then we head towards the weekend. things start to change a little bit here. you see that high pressure and then by sunday you see another high pressure that's on the pacific right now. getting closer to us. that's going to bring the heat up. that's going to build a ridge. and that's we're going to see some of those warm temperatures. so let's talk about livermore where it was 97 yesterday and today we're looking out for some mid 80's. a pretty nice next couple of days. then sunday, we get up to 90 the 95 98 to get the idea that that high pressure as it builds in. when i come back in a little bit, talk about the heat across the rest of the country. and of course, later in the broadcast, i'll have your 7 day forecast. all right. sounds good.

if you're sensitive to the heat of boyd outdoor activities during these hot days, find some shade.outdoors. and also check on your friends who are at risk, any family members and keep your pets cool as well. so the heat will retreat. that was so here it is. looking ahead. now tomorrow, another hot day in store. we have that heat advisory in be the last time. but come friday. take a look at you inland. you could 80's and even saturday, much cooler to the low 80's by the bay will remain in the upper to mid 70's and over by the coast will still remain in the 50's. so when i come back, we'll have your 7 day forecast because there is another heat spike coming up next week. back to you. who he likes. get to know on a good day to stay hydrated if we can. thanks so much, gail. >> well, today, san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins plans to hold a press conference to roll out a new crime prevention initiative. this does happen at the southeast community center at 06:00pm tonight. in the north bay, the sonoma county board of supervisors approved an amendment to expand the county's

boyd gaming is making an acquisition approach to penn entertainment, valued at more than $9 billion.10% on this report. >>> meantime, german and french stocks staged a bit of a rebound today, each gaining a bit of a percent. this as the swiss central cut interest rates. are we in the clear in terms of worries about what's going on in france in particular? >> i think we are, though we are seeing this kind of weird -- and mc mcc, who was on a week ago, she brought up the fact that le pen, who is far left -- is far right, yet very far left in what this could mean, i'll say, if european central bank is cutting and we're staying, they're cutting mostly because not their economy falling apart, but trying to normalize policy, it's good for european stocks. the dollar's really outp outperformed, so, i think you have runway. >>> meantime, gilead with upbeat data for a yearly injection to prevent hiv. none of the women contracted hiv, with additional data expected later this year, or early in 2025. for more, we are joined by health care sector strategist jared holz. jared, great to have you wi

can the judge of boyd his sentence a big influence by politics? >> reporter: if i had to predict here i would predict that john will -- donald trump will attend the rnc. i believe he will impose a jail sentence here. whether that is some sort of home confinement is unclear. i do think he will impose a jail sentence. i also believe that that sentence will be stained, meaning put on hold while donald trump pursues his appeal. as we know in these cases, the appeals can take a long time. not just talking months, it could be years. even if a jail sentence was not stayed pending appeal, typically, in a case like this with white-collar defendants that have been out on release while they have the trial. typically, there is a surrender date that is given before they would go to jail and that is a few weeks out to allow them to get their affairs in order. given the dates of the rnc, july 15 through 18th, i don't see any way that he is not attending the convention. >> case and point to what you're saying. steve bannon was convicted two years ago and has yet

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brad is in boyd, texas. what is going on in boyd? caller: you know, it is crime and illegals. see illegals walking through my neighborhood. they look like they are casing out everybody's home and all of they are driving through the neighborhood, the exact same people. it looks like they are figuring out how they can steal things and haul out. host: try to keep the language clean for us. the tucson mayor was also at the u.s. conference of mayors this weekend discussing how cities across the u.s.re handling immigration, particularly what they are doing to help immigrants in their communities. here is a portion of the remarks she made on friday. [video clip] >> recently, mayors across our country have been exploring opportunities to identify or create legal pathways or permanence for immigrants, long-term undocumented residents and asylum-seekers in our countriesdq is an issue that we want to continue working on with the biden-harris administration. introduced a resolution at the u.s. conference of mayors calling for federal policymakers to increase efforts to help cities confron

the campaign is starting to put ads in battleground states and some of its trump campaign has been boyd by fundraising. it post conviction, hundred and 41 million biden has a trump has raised in may compared to biden at $85 million. how do you think trump is going to deal with i mean, we know trump's going to deal with conviction question come thursday, he's going to say he was persecuted, biden because he hammer that home on thursday. >> and also, how do we had a donors response? under a conviction, 34 counts of felonies and apparently they respond by thinking this is a great reason to contribute to this candidate. i mean the legal, the legal process in this election has been, i think surprising in that they indictments bolstered trump in the primaries, and that convictions are bolstering him in his efforts to raise money. and that is wipes out a huge advantage that the biden people expect. it is a biden do not think that the trump, do they think that the biden people think that trump conviction? let's trump hurts biden. >> i mean, just objectively, it's hard to say. it helps any candi

with them will be a very important footnote in the larger debate of looking forward to november john boyd to train in virginia. >> thanks so much are you this morning, oklahoma's education chief is now requiring all public schools to teach the bible, including the ten commandments. a move immediately condemned by group saying it clearly violates the separation between church and state. this of course, comes just a week. you'll remember this after louisiana enacted a law requiring the tenant commandments be displayed in all classrooms. of course, this goes further. cnn's ed lavandera joining us now, the state superintendent said that, look, the bible is a necessary historical document to teach. we heard a similar argument in louisiana for posting the commandments what kind of reaction are you hearing well, this is really kind of sparked off intense debate once again in oklahoma, but it's part of a broader movement that we're seen in states across the country of right-wing conservative, especially religious conservatives, trying to indoctrinate more christian issues into to the classroom. >

so the president has stepped into this boyd and is doing something to get this moving. and to encourage congress to act, which i am grateful for. >> what are you hearing, if anything? again, this morning and just the last few hours, the order is actually been in effect well, we have had significant decrease in numbers since the beginning of the year in our migrant resource center. and a lot of that has had had to do with the diplomacy from the state department and the work that the biden administration has done in absence of federal action to accelerate the asylum process. but what's really needed is resources. we know that these policies are just one step of the action. we also need resources, additional asylum, support court resources. we need he'd additional border seminary resource for border protection, et cetera. yeah. so talk to me about that because these are new restrictions without new resources. so how far can then actually go? >> well, so what i'm seeing is the fact that we have in a asylum process that is overloaded and under under-resourced. and so what th

i think it'd be tough for the public to take you know, at a certain point, there's a breaking point boyd there's a breaking point. he says, i spoke to democratic congressman adam schiff about those comments over the weekend. here's what he told me this. is clearly donald trump, once again inciting violence, potential violence when he is sentenced, we see this pattern over and over again where donald trump communicates with his base supporters, make you a pretty clear what he wants to see. >> and then his enablers tried to explain it away. this is another dangerous appeal to violence, and it is yet another reason why americans are going to decide they don't want a convicted felon in the oval office. >> all right. our panels here, let's bring in former federal prosecutor, cnn legal analyst elliot williams, scott jennings. he's a cnn senior political commentator and former special assistant to president george bush, w bush and cnn politics, white house reporters stephen collinson is here. >> gentlemen. thank you so much for being with us this morning. stephen collinson, i want to start on t

now, turning back to the 2024 race and the two billionaires both boosting, both biden and trump biden boyd20 million donation from former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg and trump held by an even bigger 50 $50,000,000 infusion to one of his super packs from billionaire heir timothy mellon. now, federal filings really released late last night indicate that in all trumped in all trump did dwarf biden in fundraising last month after his criminal convictions and least a gop donation frenzy now may also marks the second time, the second month in a row where trump outraised biden facing that sizable cash advantage, that biden held earlier in the cycle, my panels back. so should biden be concerned about the fact that trump is surging in fundraising and his now it's the other way around. we've been talking for a month that biden was dwarfing trump. now, it's the other way round. it should the biden tibi concerned? no. i don't think we should be concerned this election is going to take extraordinary amount of money. it's unprecedented amounts of money. i think what this does is gives trump a

campaign has started to put key ads and battleground states and some of its trump campaign has been boyd by fundraising, post conviction, hundred and 41 million that biden has a trump has raised in may compared to biden at $85 million. how do you think trump is going to deal with now we know how trump's going to deal with the conviction question. come thursday, he's going to say he was persecuted. he doesn't biden. does he hammer that home on thursday? and also, how do we how to donors respond to a conviction 34 counts of felony is and apparently they respond by thinking this is a great reason to contribute to this candidate i mean the legal, the legal process in this election has been, i think surprising in that the indictments bolstered trump in the primaries and the convictions are bolstering him in his efforts to raise money. >> and that is wipes out a huge advantage that the biden people expect it is a biden, do not think that the trump, do they think that the biden people think that trump can they can helps trump hurts biden. >> i mean, just objectively, it's hard to say. it helps

i was having trouble getting frankly, i was having trouble getting employed boyd my body tops now's hadthe back of an rv and see american make some bell on the side he's got a warped sense of humor. >> but all right when i heard that that idea i thought to myself, you know, what if i really did that? what would it take and then i thought, well, i had made money really bad. why would i didn't money? >> lung cancer inoperable we pitch breaking bad to not even a handful of places. >> some people liked it, some people not so much had been kind of been dead for bob, six months or a year or something like that. and suddenly i hear, hey, would you like to go meet the folks at amc? they're interested in new and breaking bad when we were making the decision to do breaking bad, we absolutely were looking for an anti-hero show and we wanted a guy that was going against the grain dead. >> come check this out. >> yes. >> cohen take it out. >> well, they always tell you need to have a good good one-sentence pitch. and i came up with what we're going to take, mr. chips and we're going to turn them int