gerald, gerald, thank you very much for the opportunity of this interview, we have known each other forlways a great pleasure for me to communicate with you. i can say that over the years i have been amazed at the accuracy of your assessments of trends in american politics and the financial sector. tell us about the trends 5 months before the us elections, and would you say that you are upset or concerned about these trends? i am saddened by the trends on the cover of the new issue of our trends magazine, which came out 2 days before the debate, it says: presidential reality show, great debate, donald duck and goofy, these are two cartoon characters. people don't want either candidate, look, this is a recent poll from june 14th, a record number of americans reject both biden and trump, the number of americans who have a negative opinion. no one will elect you anywhere, they call it the government, and i call it a crime syndicate, that's how it goes, trump's company received $60 million from one person, the bbc reports. this man was billionaire conservative timothy. usa, you still have d

gerald, gerald, thank you very much for the opportunity of this interview, we have known each other foran 10 years and it is always a great pleasure for me to communicate with you. i can say that over the years i have been amazed at the accuracy of your assessments of trends in american politics and the financial sector. tell us about the trends 5 months before the us election and would you say you are upset or worried? these trends. i am saddened by the trends on the cover of the new issue of our trens magazine, which was published 2 days before the debate, it says: presidential reality show. the great debate, donald duck and goofy, are two cartoon characters. people don't want either candidate. look, this is a recent poll from june 14, a record number of americans reject both biden and trump. number of americans. who have an unfavorable view of the republican candidate, the democratic candidate at the highest level in 30 years, that's what the research says, they call this is an election, we call it a presidential reality show, a debate between goofy and donald duck, two characters fr

like gerald to communities across the country. back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: mr. speaker, the sound of freedom is roaring at see more johnson air force base in wayne county, north carolina. this past week i visited the base with my colleagues and the mayor of the it was a pleasure -- mayor. it was a pleasure meeting the new wing commander. we had an extensive discussion regarding divestment, the new air task force, and upgrading the combat range. it's crucial to recognize that seymorye johnson plays a vital role in eastern north carolina's economy, which is economicly disdressed. it's imperative that we prioritize our national security interests and protect this community. i support the national defense authorization act, including a provision requirin

since then, gerald celente in his assessment is indeed.nited states has only become more accurate and merciless, the latter frightening the american information stream. when federal american broadcasts stopped calling, selente became his own television, this is his way, years later it will go, for example, tucker carlson, but gerald with his italian charisma still doesn’t imitate the bronx native. and also, who started out as a political consultant to celente, publishes a magazine called trends. the headquarters is in this ancient mansion in kingston, in the hudson valley, the town where the first constitution of the state of new york was written, as if the fruit of that passing america, the founding fathers, the roaring twenties, the great depression of the baby boom, to whose generation he himself and belongs. but what does the usa have in the future, distant and not very distant, this is what we talk about talk. gerald, thank you very much for the opportunity of this interview, we have known each other for more than 10 years and it is a

someoneh a absolute and true friend to the national archives and records administration as well to the gerald r ford foundation. how a friend is garrett graff well just to putin a kind of small perspective garrett is such a friend that when garrett writes out his check every year to the irs, garrett loves believe that every single comes to the our usage. i'm not sure. i'm not sure that is true garrett in fact, it probably goes like the tailhook of an f 35, butfriend, it's the thought that counts ladies and gentlemen, garrett graff. it's. yeah. joel just stole what is normally my opening joke when i speak at a presidential library or museum, which is i'm just a huge fan of. the presidential libraries and museums across the country and i've been lucky. i think i' done research now at all. but three of them■1 and it's they're just a wonderful network across the country resource for history. so i'm very appreciative of the work that archivists do across the country. so thank you so much for so you started by writing a book about robert mueller and the fbi getting a kind of sweet gig on cnn. a lot

who is a absolute and true friend to the national archives and records administration as well to the gerald r ford foundation. how a friend is garrett graff well just to put it in a kind of small perspective a friend thatr to the irs, garrett loves believe that every single comes to the national archives for our usage. i'm not sure. i'm not sure that is true garrett in fact, it probably goes like the tailhook of an f 35, but my friend, it's the thought that counts ladies and gentlemen, garrett graff. ■uit's. yeah. joel just stole what is normally my opening joke when i speak at a presidential library or museum, which is i'm just a huge fan of. the presidential libraries and museums across the country and i've been lucky. i think i've done research now at all. they're just a wonderful network across the country resource for history. so i'm very appreciative of the work that archivists do across the country. so thank you so much for so you started by writing a book about robert mueller and the fbi getting a kind of sweet gig on cnn. a lot of a national exposure. you moved from that to writing

but gerald, with his bronx-born italian charisma, does n't care. trends.rters is in this ancient mansion in kingston, in the hudson valley, the town where the first constitution of the state of new york was written, as if the stronghold of that departing america, the founding fathers, the roaring twenties, the great. this question is still number one, i call americans were plantation workers in the country of slaves, and not only americans, but all of europe too, these pigs took over literally everything, in my childhood there were private shops, host goods, groceries, pharmacies, now these are all retail chains that they own. literally everyone, politicians sold this country, they say that they donate to the election campaign, only idiots and imbeciles will believe this, because these are actually bribes and kickbacks, politicians were bought to take everything for themselves, those who run this show need votes nothing else, so they will talk about emigration, about the economy, about what concerns ordinary americans, but not about the war in israel and u

thank you very much for your insight, gerald. we appreciate it. >> chairman. friends of rickwood, well, thank you, gerald. and we just, can't say enough about willie mays. number 24 giants legend. the say, hey, kid, the news hitting hard. about an hour ago, as we all learned about the passing of willie mays just two days before this game at the historic rickwood field, we are going to have much, much more through the night as remembrances and outpouring. people are tweeting and sending messages or pouring in, remembering the life and legacy of the great willie mays, the say, hey kid, the hall of famer gone at the age of 93. >> west coast rap is coming a baseball icon is gone. willie mays, one of the sport's greatest players, has died at the age of 93. good evening everyone. welcome to west coast rap. i'm alex savage, the san francisco

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so did another -- historic figure, gerald austin.ow to talk about the songs impact 60 years later, his grammy-winning singer-songwriter gerald austin. i'm honored to have you come in studio. >> nice to have you of course, for black music listeners especially don't -- growing up around socially conscious recording artists that were not afraid of channeling the times they lived in. sam cooke was one of the few black pop stars to achieve crossover success in the 1960s when he put out "a change is gonna come". it's been a musical shorthand for the civil rights movement and jim crow experience ever since. why has this song endured for so -- 60 years in your opinion? >> this song has endured for 60 years because of the meaning. the words, at the time that sam wrote it. you know, sam had a very bad experience in louisiana where he was mistreated and not allowed to stay in a hotel. i think that had a lot to do with being in the south and■ç performing in the south, and being mistreated which i have been through the same thing. i think that wa

gerald hodgkiss did just that.side of wigan in greater manchester. he contacted us about cuts to rural bus services. colletta smith went to meet him. in a quiet corner of lancashire, something's brewing. everyone's round gerald's house. and there's one thing on their minds. what's the point in having a bus pass if you can't use it? first of all, gerald, why did you get in touch? i got in touch because since 2020, january 2020, we've had no bus service. the majority in this area are pensioners. me and my wife, we've spent - in excess of £2,000 in taxi fares. and that's going to wigan just once a week, there and back. _ my wife she's she's . trapped in the house. she's got a disability, walking. she can't walk so far. i mean, it's ok for me, - i can walk to the fingerpost. but it's hard work. he's walked down in the pouring rain. it'sjust sad. nobody�*s on about having a half hour service or something. just once every couple of hours or something. i feel like i'm on a desert island. i do, because everything's cut off

have you done an amazing job, gerald. this is beautiful.gues and baseball. thank you for putting this together. >> you are welcome. thank you for having me on. >> will: glad to be here. check it out tonight on your television screen on fox rickwood field. all right, lawrence back to you. lawrence lawrence it must be pretty awesome to be able to feel and touch that piece of history. >> will: it really is it feels like i am -- it feels a little bit like a time capsule. i feel like i'm standing in 1947. >> lawrence: that's pretty cool man. thanks. all right, brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks, lawrence. meanwhile turning to sports headlines let's expand our swap. 15-year-old charlie earning spot in first u.s. golf association championship. the team earned a spot after earning junior qualifier in florida. heck of a player. famous dad receiving exemption for all pga tour signature events for the rest of his career by the way. tiger has 82 pga tour wins and has 15 majors second all time. seven-time super bowl champ done brady is opening up abou

again we dedicated our seder to gerald ford after he passed recently. and we did so because of the judgment over 20 or more years of history that he did the right thing. so i look back at my changed conduct, my change attitude towards gerald ford and thought to myself donald trump, unlike richard nixon, was held accountable indicted, and convicted by a jury of his peers, even if it was a heavily democratic jury pool, at least one or two jurors by that statistics, where trump voters who voted beyond a reasonable doubt. so he's been held accountable. that's even more than in the nixon case where ford pardoned him before trial. but then i looked at hunter biden and the empathy that so many people feel towards addiction and the disease of addiction and i thought that by mentioning he deserves to be commuted in any sentence. now that he's been held to the principle of the rule of law. and senator j.d. vance, who i praise in his book about the addiction in hillbilly elegy has great book would i think be tremendous to join me in a bipartisan way to call upon t

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what do they announce aside from the products, is there partnership with openai, you ask keith fitz-geraldght there is so much pressure to tell us what you got they could have their a.i. run their first shot be in beta mode and pretty buggy, that is a risk. ashley: we will see, moving on, crowdstrike, go daddy and kkr are joining the s&p, the question becomes who are they replacing when does this happen. look at crowdstrike up 8% when does that happen before the open on june 24, the cybersecurity crowdstrike replaces company america go daddy, there replacing illumina and kkr is replacing robert half this means when you're in the s&p 500 many investment funds track it, they track you to. >> absolutely, microsoft unveiled the xbox console, explaining how does it work, the council will not have a disk drive you cannot put again physically into the consul it'll be available later this year in time for the holidays and cost $450 that would be cheaper than the regular high end consul, there are reports that microsoft knows that this is a little bit of a gamble and are going to offer an attachmen

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earlier, french interior minister gerald dermanen said that in marseille from may 8 to may 12, threere stopped. the belarusians, let us remind you, were allowed to participate in the games in a neutral status, but no one can say for sure how life will be organized today, which is what the bronze medalist of the tokyo olympics, maxim nedosekov, is worried about. i’m wondering whether they will live in the all-olympic village or not live in the all-olympic village, what kind of attitude there will be, well, in general , it’s not that simple either, and what’s basically happening there now, well, in france. so, well, for them these are not rallies, well, before the start of the olympics, ensuring order during the games, will paris cope, the question is open, but it’s so acute and scary, in the 21st century there has never been an olympics, that’s all for us today, love sports, work hard to win, but for now, good night! gintovt vitold mikhailovich, soviet tanker as, participant. in april 1944, for the exemplary performance of combat missions of the command on the front of the fight again

been named in the provisional group of 33, harry maguire, jack grealish, james maddison, curtisjones, geraldwaite goalkeeper craig gordon and defenderjohn souttar. goalkeeper craig gordon and defenderjohn souttar are the scotland players set to miss out on the tournament. new york red bulls' lewis morgan and bristol city forward tommy conway have been added to the squad after striker lyndon dykes and winger ben doak withdrew through injury. the scots face finland at hampden on friday in a final warm—up match before taking on the hosts germany in the opening match of the tournament next friday. premier league clubs in england have voted to keep var at their annual meeting. the vote was triggered by wolves, who said the technology has led to "unintended negative consequences". but none of the 19 other clubs backed the proposal — 14 were needed in orderfor it to be scrapped. here's our sports editor dan roan. wolves have suffered an overwhelming landslide defeat of 19 to i here at the luxury hotel just outside harrogate, where the premier league had their annual general meeting today and held a

been named in the provisional group of 33 — harry maguire, jack grealish, james maddison, curtisjones, geraldarrad bra nthwaite. goalkeeper craig gordon and defenderjohn souttar are the scotland players set to miss out on the tournament. new york red bulls' lewis morgan and bristol city forward tommy conway have been added to the squad after striker lyndon dykes and winger ben doak withdrew through injury. the scots face finland at hampden on friday in a final warm up match before taking on the hosts germany in the opening game of the tournament next friday. now, premier league clubs in england have voted to keep var at their annual meeting. the vote was triggered by wolves, who said the technology has led to unintended negative consequences. but none of the 19 other clubs backed the proposal. 1a were needed in order for it to be scrapped. here's our sports editor, dan roan. wolves suffered an overwhelming landslide defeat of 19 to one here at the luxury hoteljust outside harrogate, where the premier league had their annual general meeting today and held a vote — a vote that wolves had brough

been named in the provisional group of 33 — harry maguire, jack grealish, james maddison, curtisjones, gerald and jarrad bra nthwaite. goalkeeper craig gordon and defenderjohn souttar are the scotland players set to miss out on the tournament. new york red bulls' lewis morgan and bristol city forward tommy conway have been added to the squad after striker lyndon dykes and winger ben doak withdrew through injury. the scots face finland at hampden on friday in a final warm up match before taking on the hosts germany in the opening game of the tournament next friday. now premier league clubs in england have voted to keep var at their annual meeting. the vote was triggered by wolves, who said the technology has led to unintended negative consequences. but none of the 19 other clubs backed the proposal. 14 were needed in order for it to be scrapped. here's our sports editor, dan rowan. wolves suffered an overwhelming landslide defeat of 19 to one here at the luxury hotel just outside harrogate, where the premier league had their annual general meeting today and held a vote — a vote that wolves had

the practice was resumed only in 1976 by jimmy carter and gerald ford.ublican congressional minority leader ford. became the only president who was not elected to this post. he took over as vice president after a corruption scandal involving speer agnew, who was forced to resign. and a little later, after the ooturgey scandal, ford became president instead of nixon, however, this did not betray his experience in debate with carter. on them, he suddenly declared that the soviet union did not control eastern europe, but poland, yugoslavia and romania absolutely. health insurance program, you were again talking about your own when i spoke against another part of it. by the way, the issue of age was already in the spotlight then. in 1984 , reagan was 73 years old. his democratic opponent, ulter mondel, was 17 years younger. the actor turned his age to his advantage, so much so that even monday laughed. i am not going to use my youth and my opponent's inexperience. the debate in '92 became tripartite for the first time. in addition to the candidates from the

the practice was resumed only in 1976 by jimmy carter and gerald ford. the leader of the republican minority in congress, ford became the only president who was not elected to this post. he took the chair vice president after the corruption scandal surrounding spear agnew, who had to leave his post, and a little later, after the utorg scandal, ford became president instead of nixon, however, this did not give him experience in the debates with carter, in which he suddenly declared that the soviet union does not control the eastern europe, and poland, yugoslavia and romania are absolutely independent countries, which shocked the presenter. the independent challenger, ross perot, participated. candidates from the two major parties, in which bush noted that partners were abusing time and talking longer than expected, pointing at his watch, he tried to draw the attention of the moderator, but the audience understood the gesture as a desire to finish quickly. later, however, bush admitted that he did not want to participate in those debates, despite their pop

gerald is now a legally settled refugee in italy. he fled conflict in cameroon as a child. jose luis from special olympics andalucia told me he's happy to play with people from anywhere in the world. france, germany, other parts of spain, they can be friends. close to the football pitch, seville's refugee centre is home to 120 people from four continents of the world trying to rebuild their lives. well, as you know, on 15 august, 2021, my government collapsed by the hand of the taliban and they take over afghanistan. but the main message of this football match is about integrity and integration. and it's kind of like a turning point in my life. if you want to stick to the old, to the past, because you're going to lose the future. so that's why i'm saying, and i'm calling that a turning point. well, the medal presentation going on behind me ends this particular session, but there are over a dozen more schemes just like this one currently operating around the world. spectators joined the celebration — students, refugees, players with intellectual disabilities — if you can't s

gerald is now a legally settled refugee in italy. he fled conflict in cameroon as a child.ers across europe. jose luis from special olympics andalucia told me he's happy to play with people from anywhere in the world. france, germany, other parts of spain, they can be friends. close to the football pitch, seville's refugee centre is home to 120 people from four continents of the world trying to rebuild their lives. well, as you know, on 15 august, 2021, my government collapsed, by the hand of the taliban, and they take over afghanistan. but the main message of this football match is about integrity and integration, and it's kind of like a turning point in my life. if you want to stick to the old, to the past, because you're going to lose the future. so that's why i'm saying, and i'm calling that a turning point. well, the medal presentation going on behind me ends this particular session, but there are over a dozen more schemes just like this one currently operating around the world. spectators joined the celebration — students, refugees, players with intellectual disabilit

gerald is now a legally settled refugee in italy. he fled conflict in cameroon as a child.ers across europe. jose luis from special olympics andalucia told me he's happy to play with people from anywhere in the world. france, germany, other parts of spain, they can be friends. close to the football pitch, seville's refugee centre is home to 120 people from four continents of the world trying to rebuild their lives. well, as you know, on 15 august, 2021, my government collapsed by the hand of the taliban and they take over afghanistan. but the main message of this football match is about integrity and integration. and it's kind of like a turning point in my life. if you want to stick to the old, to the past, because you're going to lose the future. so that's why i'm saying, and i'm calling that a turning point. well, the medal presentation going on behind me ends this particular session, but there are over a dozen more schemes just like this one currently operating around the world. spectators joined the celebration — students, refugees, players with intellectual disabilitie

the practice was resumed only in seventy-six jimmy carter and gerald ford. the leader of the republican minority in congress, ford became the only president who was not elected to this post. he took the chair of vice-pres... at them he suddenly declared that the soviet union does not control eastern europe, and poland, yugoslavia and romania are absolutely independent countries, which shocked the presenter. the ussr. does not dominate eastern europe and never will under the ford administration. it was much easier for former actor ronald reagan. at the debate he felt literally at ease. he dropped cold politeness and began communicating without ceremony. with one phrase and a glance, he could lay his opponent down on both shoulder blades. obviously. you are on your side again, when i spoke against the health insurance program, it was about another part of it. by the way, the issue of age was already in the spotlight then. in 1984, reagan was 73 years old, his democratic opponent alter mondel was 17 years younger, but the former actor turned his age to an advan

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number two would be in 1976, second debate between gerald ford and jimmy carter.ter is this one term governor of georgia. we are fighting a cold war, serious problems. ers not up to it. that was the debate in which gerald ford says there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and never will be under ford administration. he meant something different but sounded as if he didn't know what he was talking about and it took his advantage away. point three and i will stop. ronald reagan verses jimmy carter ten days before the election. reagan's polls showed a lot of undecided voters, especially women and moderates who were ready to vote for reagan but thought he would be too likely to get into a war and was too extreme. reagan goes in and makes a studied effort to say how much he hates war, has grandsons, is moderate in temperament. overwhelmingly the undecided in the last ten days shifted from undecided to reagan and he won in a near landslide. >> this is highly unusual because we are talking about a june debate between two general election candidates. another way in

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>> oh, jesus. [ light laughter ] it was at a jazz club called "gerald's", in queens. i was maybe about 17 years old and a dude came up to me and said, "okay, you're going to do two spots, and the first spot afterwards, you know, the band is going to play some and then you come back, then you come back and do the second spot." i was like, "all right, cool." there's no dressing room, just sitting in the room and all of these adults around and i had on a suit and i had like mascara and my little mustache -- [ laughter ] >> -- sitting there trying to look like -- so they say, "okay, we're going to slow everything down and bring on that comedian", and i came up and i did my act and i was horrible. and i was going so bad that i started racing through it and i did everything trying to get it. so i did my whole act and it was like, okay, nobody laughed, and then the guy comes and says, "okay, we're going to take -- we're going to get the band back on." then i had to go sit in the room with everybody i had bombed with. [ laughter ] sitting there, people are walking by me going

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guest: it that gerald ford pardoned richard nixon and it arguably applies to could have been a prosecution. i am strongly against the notion that the former president enjoys absolute immunity. the supreme court took this case because there are interesting arguments that there may be more limited immunity in certain contexts and there was criticism of the d.c. circuit judge case, around some of its reasoning. i think the court believes it ought to address the issues and give an authoritative answer to them. host: what part of the reasoning of the questioning? guest: well, the d.c. seemed to say that there would be no acts at all by some and sitting as president for which that person can be immune from prosecution. i think the court in looking at the view invited the parties to address whether there were some circumstances in which there might be immunity. host: public versus private acts, is that what it will come down to? was the president acting in a public capacity or private act? guest: public, private official, unofficial, defined official. those are some of the questions. i think ther

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you also showed gerald ford, which i guess keeps up the colorado theme here, your home state, lived int during the summertime, part of the time, and went skiing there. but the point is that ford in 1976 was running against jimmy carter and saying, elect me because i am president, i have this great foreign policy experience, whereas carter is just a governor of a small state, has never done any diplomacy,o he says as you just showed in that clip, there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and never will be in a ford administration. and people said, so this is our foreign policy genius? and the result was, as you know, a very close election, without having said that, ford would have been elected that year, i believe. >> it's fascinating because moments can change a debate. you know what i mean? i still remember as a kid, my mom watching the mondale debate, and she giggled, she could not stop laughing when he said where's the beef? that's all i remember from that entire election other than him losing. moments can make -- >> i think he remembered the loss a little more. >> and ronald

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why, laymon and gerald both ask, are people of color who get the chance to go far and those like himre not defined by our circumstances? talk to me a little bit but about this idea. >> that is a great idea. one of the things i wanted to do in heavy was talk about these quote unquote circumstances. i was raised by someone who taught me to look at the world and have a critical view of the way the nation, the state, and the world was impacting all of our decisions. i think in some ways it is easy for somebody like me, who grew up with the mother i did to look at the world, look at antiracism, look at anti-whiteness, anti- blackness, all these other things they tell us exist, and not think about the ways those things locate in the relationship with the body and the relationship with people closest to us. for me, my mother was the one who grew up post-civil rights, really wanted me to represent the best of what she considered to be respectable blackness. i wanted to represent that, too, but i also wanted to be free. and i think heavy is an attempt at a exploring that really thin line betw

there's this one moment where gerald ford talks about the soviet domination of eastern europe and what is that immediately wasn't a defining moment. but carter's media team really grabbed a hold of that, and it really introduced this idea that that winning the narrative mattered more. do you think, um, people take what comes out of the debates as an important measure of how they should throw their vote, or are people watching the debates pretty much who've already made up their mind? i think, you know, research kind of shows that people are pretty entrenched in terms of their political thinking and that they they tune in really to cheer on their candidate and to perhaps jeer the, the opponent. so it's unlikely that the debates will change minds. however. jr, i do think that it is an important event in the campaign because it does bring the candidates into a conversation with one another. it does kind of create a national experience that everyone is watching the same conversation at the same time. that being said, with social media these days, you don't have the spin room that's happeni

. >> reporter: terens proposed to 96 gerald jeanne swerlin last year. >> all right.aft. >> the start of their journey in more ways than one. >> harold, why choose normandy to get married? >> i'm an emotional guy, and i came to invite the 9,836 kids that are buried on omaha beach, and i want them to know that they'll never be forgotten. that's one of the reasons i've come back. >> reporter: harold was just 20 years old and an army air force's corporal when he went to normandy to help transport newly freed american p.o.w.s to england in the after of d-day. now eight decades later he's returned with his bride and their families. [ applause ] >> for a moment years in the making. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. [ cheers and applause ] >>reporter: plenty of room for romance and a toast or two, including from global leaders. yes, those are the newlyweds invited to last night's state dinner with presidents biden and macron. but even on the world stage, there may be no alliance more powerful than this one. >> i didn't know what love really was until i met him. >> i u

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we were well staying with the story we asked alternative for germany party n p gerald austin. why the federal government has me call this number both in the country over its election. defeat of president mccall has done in front. we have a different kind of constitution in like the print. so it needs a president. and you can just say, okay, as a post the elections and in 3 weeks time, just a different and jumping so catch up the child has to initiate this process. so you have to actually ask for a vote of confidence and, and, but at the moment it doesn't look like that he does because they all know the, the whole coalition knows that they use about 50 percent of their seats in parliament. and that is a huge argument for them to stay at least one year longer and then call them in the collect the money and, and, and then hope of a better future next, next year. i don't see that that he was obtained, but it was actually closely tied with his eh, ken to see you and, and his chance to read because he was on all populate in attendance. and then where we show on top of you with this

the 11th fatal csh was at the toland and gerald intersection on june 17th. they say 43 year old amanda jean sifford was hit and killed by a tour bus two days earlier on june 15th, 37 year old eric marshall cantrell wahit by a driver near van ness and broadway, then died on june 24th, marking the 12th fatality. >> also new at 11, caltrans has installed 186 cameras on highways throughout the bay area. the new cameras are all part of a pilot program. caltrans says they're going to be monitored 24 over seven by staff at its transportation center. these cameras also have the ability to record video, which can be helpful to law enforcement. caltrans says it's not collecting any personal data from the cameras, and that the goal is to deter wrong-way drivers, traffic accidents and improve overall safety. >> tonight, firefighters in mourning after one of their own dies unexpectedly. how an east bay fire department is paying tribute. >> also, bears spotted in a north bay park. why wildlife officials say it's actually a promising sight. >> and we're back here with the

el alcalde gerald couch, asegurÓ en conferencia de prensa que estÁn haciendo todo lo posible por encontrarlaos en busca de informaciÓn. en estados unidos se registran 27 desapariciones de menores de 12 aÑos de edad solamente este aÑo y una decena de estos son niÑas latinas. para el papÁ de marÍa, hoy lo Único que importa es volverla a ver. >> mi corazÓn se siente que ella estÁ viva. ella estÁ viva, pero el problema quizÁs no lo dejan ver su telÉfono, no lo dejan ver tan siquiera, pero si llega a escuchar que nosotros estamos preocupados, estamos buscando a ella. >> la policÍa espera ofrecer mÁs detalles al papa y tambiÉn al pÚblico. muy pronto. por el momento, insisten en que cualquier persona con informaciÓn se comunique con ellos. julio, regreso contigo. >> quÉ duro. y quÉ desesperaciÓn de los padres. muchas gracias, miriam. seguimos con una investigaciÓn de noticias telemundo que revelÓ que hay mÁs de 1700 restos de migrantes que desde hace aÑos esperan en la frontera ser identificados para las familias. claro, es una tarea dolorosa, agotadora, intentar ubicar los cuerpos de sus seres que

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