the july 25th issue of frank leslie's illustrated newspaper at eight years the oldest of the three u.s. weekly pictorials, included a special double-page supplement depicting 13 scenes during monday,ul 13th, and to a lesser extent, tuesday, july 14th, the first two days of the riot. since the pictorial papers were date bthe last day of the week of their publication,he images may have aually reached the public as early as july 18th, only five days after the violence began. publication in such proximity to the events required intensive labor and haste, entaili shortcuts that delivered the news in a timely fashion. but at some cost to clarity and detail. so the end graving of the, as 's called, burning of the coloredrpns asylum along with the issue's other illustraon was noticeably crude in its execution although spif as to place. showing the crowd along the 44 street side of the burning building. the new york illustrated news, the new and least solvent -- newest and least solvent pictorial weekly, also rushed out images of the riot withs within days of the onset of the violence. like tho

leslie. >> leslie, thank you.your family is, and i come from massachusetts where, you know, after they spank the baby, they tell them vote for the kennedys. [laughter] so at the end of the day, this is a candidate and third party candidates because of our current system with the electoral college have no chance of winning. if this guy had huge numbers -- his numbers have been dropping and dropping and dropping. the latest cbs poll shows a 2 favorability rate, and it'll be interesting to see after this dropout and endorse. of donald trump two things. i'm hearing from some supporters on my radio show this guy just wants for himself. he didn't care about me. asked kamala, hey, have you got a piece -- place for me in my administration. when they can't bite, he went the trump. secondly, he has so many views that are different from president trump, the people who supported him for those views are saying, huh? not just a fringe candidate, he didn't have the numbers. he wasn't -- he had no possibility of winning. howard:

leslie? >> the first thing i heard her say was increase the minimum wage which i did not hear the former president say, and i also have heard her say in our campaigns that she speaks clearly about her position on abortion and lowering drug costs, forgiving student debt, israel, gaza, and affordable continued support for ukraine climate change as these are some of the issues. i agree she needs a press conference, i agree she needs to do interviews come into your point, what she is doing is working. one we are saying our democratic party here is our candidate, here is our new team, they are sitting down to 10,000 plus people in the swing states where it really matters. and when you look at the polls and the crowds, the voters don't seem to be angry about her lack of press conferences. and at the end of the day that's what will matter. >> harris: early voting in north carolina and some of the other battleground states are right behind us, but north carolina leads the way with mail-in and shortly

leslie. sounds like it was pretty scary. >> harrowing ordeal for passengers who were in a train car that filled with smoke and found themselves having to jump out of it. let's start off, though, first by taking a look at sky seven. this incident happened around 230 today. this afternoon. bart said an eastbound train started filling with smoke just short of the macarthur station, saying there was an equipment problem on the train. oakland fire responded to a two alarm fire incident, but it ended up not being a fire. terrified passengers were evacuated, though, and bart says there were no reports of injuries. all bart lines were stopped for more than an hour, so an absolute mess for travel >> this one i lost, i failed. >> abc seven news. they smelled smoke on the train long before it was still in the transbay tube, and they heard a series of pops before the train came to an abrupt stop. >> the train, just all of a sudden stopped, but there was smoke in there. and then it was just a little smoke

>> thanks, leslie, happy birth, dad, production is very strong, stay there. >> carter? ranks of the s&p 500, biotechnology stocks, much more to come halo. >> karen >> next week, lulu earnings, it's bounced off the bottom but it's still as low as it's been in a long time. >> and steve >> viking holdings, stay there. >> thank you for >> a special friday of taking stock starts right now. >>> markets march higher as fed chair powell says the time has come. i am mike santoli. joining me now is paul hickey, cofounder of bespoke investment group. great to see you guys. thanks a lot for coming in. let's get to on the clock. that is the biggest stories of the day and the week. first up we start with

you, leslie, would love that. but we would openly discuss our fears only to realize that very few of them were things that we were faced with in that moment. you know, leslie didn't count as a straight man, which i always took as a compliment. but here is an excerpt from book. but then i closed eyes again. i that my brain can be noisy and my thoughts are sometimes. and then i that all that noise and all those thoughts are just in my head. i'm not being eaten by. a robot shark. my toilet isn't overflowing with. and thank goodness there isn't a dentist in sight as far as i can tell, the world hasn't popped into a piece. popcorn. my friend is still here and i'm not falling from cloud right now. everything is okay. and so am i. good night. thoughts? good night. what are the fears that our children carry around them? what? the thoughts that keep them up at night. it's the books that we as parents as educators as librarians read to them, that initiate these essential conversations. i'm so to be here this weekend, celebr

i don't, i wasn't diagnosed with leslie as the bus was supposed to go to the the is it said it was paid by the mazda facilities, the items that i need comes order for that. so the the modem on the shut i'm going to do, please me pretty nice to be difficult to deal with the best buy in the even a few months or something like that. what is the. 2 for the. 2 the news, the news, i do not good news. the news is girlfriends was gonna say that they're going to again, the middle east is gazing into the abyss, high level assassination. see the region going up the escalation ladder? we are faced with the question who wants a greater war and which is the single country the can stop the the smart tv smart tvs. but it isn't. 2 the purchase price is mother didn't do much in the one that the, the, the did you good, which was the do, did you do you have to do is go to the. 2 the that's the lower the what do we do it the did you want me to stay the middle initial dot and you just wait a minute. so what additional that wasn't the smart the gym to do the job the butler, the city is the number of the blue

>> yes, leslie. you know, it wasn't a shock and it was within the range of what we expected. 350,000 up to a million. and as you look at the charts, i put a two-year, going all the way back to may of '23, because we were toying with potentially closing under 3.88 briefly, but we didn't do it. we avoided the worst case. same could be said for tens. which closed almost vir ctually unchanged. so, we didn't comp it back to july of last year, but we're very close. the dollar index stuck, that weakness stuck. we closed at the lowest levels of the year. 818,000, what concerns me most, how little attention was paid to it with respect to the experts. they said it really doesn't mean anything, it's all, you know, it's from april of '23 to march of '24. a few bricks of that fed foundation with regard to what their policy is built on was predicated on a strong labor market, and now we find it's not nearly as strong as we thought it was. >> rick, you know, when you trade, as you know, you trade off the data that

i'm going to play this soundbite lesly. it goes to trump's historic nastiness when it comes to his opponents, particularly women. and this is his daughter-in-law, head of the rnc talking about kamala harris in a very quote, unquote, trashy way it reminds me there was this bag that a very famous designer designed. this is several years ago and it literally was a trash bag, but they sold this thing for $2,000, thinking that people would actually buy it. it's a similar situation with kamala harris. >> i mean, it is in fact grotesque that kind of personal ad hominem attack. do i think the sort of statute of limitations on trump's nicknames, the nasty words he calls people, even people have said he's losing his sense of humor. do you think that that is past its sell by date now? >> no, because, you know, this is a again, it's an election where people are largely locked in to their candidate, especially people who support donald trump one of the lines of i think has potentially actually the most dangerous is this attempt to frame

nikki haley said as much, leslie. and media shouldn't focus on the fact that there hasn't been a interview or sit down interview or press conference from vice president harris but it is stark in the contrast in the hour and a half talk and question and answer session with the former president and really nothing since the launch from vice president harris. >> i don't see them that differently, bret. let me tell you why. what i saw that the form the president did today is ranted and rave for over 45 minutes. then he took some questions. and part of what i agree to what trey said, you know, he focused on once again, what? 2020 conspiracy another's. the courts poor me victimization. that is not going to help anybody whether you are auto democrat or a republican. kamala harris though, she is standing up and doing what? she is ranting and raving about the future. she is ranting and raving about hope and positivity and so is governor walz, her vp pick for her the vp on her ticket as president. i think they are very, very sim

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you, leslie, would love that. but we would openly discuss our fears only to realize that very few of them were things that we were faced with in that moment. you know, leslie didn't count as a straight man, which i always took as a compliment. but here is an excerpt from book. but then i closed eyes again. i that my brain can be noisy and my thoughts are sometimes. and then i that all that noise and all those thoughts are just in my head. i'm not being eaten by. a robot shark. my toilet isn't overflowing with. and thank goodness there isn't a dentist in sight as far as i can tell, the world hasn't popped into a piece. popcorn. my friend is still here and i'm not falling from cloud right now. everything is okay. and so am i. good night. thoughts? good night. what are the fears that our children carry around them? what? the thoughts that keep them up at night. it's the books that we as parents as educators as librarians read to them, that initiate these essential conversations. i'm so to be here this weekend, celebr

are going to do so, i'm sure, but what else with a lot of money or vision, of course and diagnostic leslie, a rough scratch. but what i was supposed the is it was the box big box must put the other, these are the items that i need comes order for that. so the the modem on the shuttle. i'm going to be pretty nice to boot this quote to the best buy in the us. so even. ready something like this, the. 2 the, the, the doing the news, the, the, so the thing is i do want to go, what do, let's face the show is girlfriend solutions is. are there going to again, the middle east is gazing into the abyss. high level assassination. see the region going up? the escalation ladder, we're faced with the question who wants a greater war and which is the single country because the a mercedes month lease. but the reason. 2 the purchase price is mother didn't do much in the one that the, the good you good, which was the do you have to do is go to the. 2 the bill and introduce the both the smaller for the month. what did you want me to stay? the middle initial wait you most. it wasn't the smart the gym to do th

leslie, let me start with you. of her speech as she tried to calm everybody down in that arena. kamala harris kept let's get to business and then delivered what to me was a very business like speech. >> she didn't try to match, as nobody probably can the oratorical skills of the obamas and oprah. it was very much like, let's get to here. >> you know, something that struck me as a woman and having cried when the drill shot at a woman in 2016, you know, hillary clinton had to be president. and the hope for that to come again, not just for me as a woman, but for my daughter. you know, i was surprised that she didn't mention that. she didn't mention the glass ceiling. and i was glad about that because, you know, it's just like, you know, i'm a candidate. and that's exactly what she was doing. it is get down to business because what was she saying? this is, you know, this is who i am. you don't all know me or know me that well. you know me as vice president or you know me as attorney general, you know, as a senator you

leslie picker out in kansas city. tell everybody hello. guys, let's trade this. you want to read into his comments? >> fed commentary and rate cuts don't matter as much as you think, and he's skeptical if we can get down to 2% inflation. i agree. the banks, and, you know, i know dan's talked about this, i think the banks got ahead of themselves. but look at the recent pull-back in some of the banks. bank of america, which reported a few weeks ago. the stock traded up to 44. the comments we made were, in this environment, there's no way a name like bac should trade at that kind of premium to book value and it should trade at $34 ish. and that's where we got down to. so, i thisnk the banks probably ran too far too fast. >> yeah, i'll just mention this. we've been talking about a consumer that sees to have been weakening, we saw the jobs data on friday. but when you see gdp now for q-3, they just racheted up that expectation. you hear a guy like jamie dimon, who has lots of touch points on the consumer say we are not in a recession right now. i kind of want to take

you know, leslie would love that. but we would openly discuss our fears.ly to realize that very few of them were things that we were faced with in that moment. you know, leslie didn't count me as a straight man. which i was took as a compliment. but here's an excerpt from the book. but then i close my eyes again -- i remember my brain can be noisy and my thoughts are sometimes jumpy. and then i remember that all of that noise and all of those thoughts are just in my head. and not being eaten by a robot shark. my toilet isn't overflowing with tarantulas, and thank goodness there isn't a dentist in sight. [laughter] as far as i can tell the world hasn't popped into a piece of popcorn. my best friend is still here. and i'm not falling from a cloud. right now, everything is okay. and so am i -- good night thoughts. good night. what are the fears that our children carry around with them? what are the thoughts that keep them up at night? it's the books that we as parents, as educators, as librarians read to them that initiate these essential conversations. i'm s

also fox news contributor leslie marshall and post of "to guy benson show," guy benson. we are here in chicago. a lot going on outside of the walls and where we are in this convention hall. steve harrigan is live with the latest details of the latest protesting. >> they are getting ready to merge, and you can tell by looking around you -- it's made of at least 200 different groups of protesters who were to march. you have a small pockets, the irish were palestine, people in pink shorts who are against capitalism despite the fact that they have a lot of new microphones and signs, and matching shirts as well. the pro-palestinian group as well. you have pockets of groups ten, 20, 50, if you hundred. the concern is some are more radical than others. it has been orderly so far this morning as the crowds continue to gather. that not a was the case sunday when a protester grabbed the microphone as delegate were arriving. [speaking into microphone] law enforcement has said that any violence, and a destruction of property, any throwing of items will be two immediate rest, and the

i suppose, alex, we'll see, leslie, we'll see.ng down the days and hours. >> i'm holding my breath. not a lot of time. she can't just run out the clock. the american people demand to know as the "washington post" even said democracy dies in darkness. if you aren't talking about what you believe that's the definition. >> sandra: have to leave it there. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." i'm sandra smith in for harris today. back with john roberts at 1:00 eastern time for america reports. "outnumbered" will be here after the break. hi guys! bill, you look great! now that i have inspire, i'm free from struggling with the mask and the hose. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button. where are you going? i'm going to get inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. best thing i've ever done. that's what freddie told me. to change my life, it was the best thing i've ever done. really? yes, without a doubt. i don't have any anxiety about m

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abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has a look at the possible opportunities and risks for consumers. >> the experience of buying or selling a home is going to be different than transactions in the past. a recent national association of realtors class action settlement agreement has laid out new rules that will now bring the buyer and seller into negotiations over commissions on the sale of a house, negotiating who pays commission and how much is paid. >> today is the day that in the mls, any indication of compensati commission is eliminated. it is. you can't even look at historical data. >> realtors say that will make it more complicated for agents who now will have to involve potential buyers and sellers in signing new, more complicated paperwork. >> so the buyer and seller are looped into the transaction more so we're able to be more transparent with them about the compensation. there will be more forms for the for the buyer and seller to sign that will be apparent when visiting an open house. >> buyers will be asked to sign forms, and if they don't have an agent representing them

. >> and a half to say guide to have to agree here in part with my friend leslie because yes, in thesealz now learning to read off a teleprompter, we know donald trump was going off scope to, that is intentional. what she avoided to do since she has been in his arrays? to questions! you will not get the answers on her record to highly choreographed events like the one we're looking at here if you talk to a reported fox news or cnn or abc or abc or cbs as biased as they are, at least they may ask a couple of questions and pull her out of her bubble and force her to conform to common back of san francisco, or the tim walz of minneapolis, is that where we want the rest of the country to look like? their policies have destroyed those cities, destroyed them! those are the questions that have to be asked, that is why she is happy to be in her bubble in eau claire, wisconsin, eventually she will have to answer questions for three apple to concede to that, you give 40 percent to republicans, 40 percent republicans, at some point -- were democrats -- at some point you have to answer questions,

i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> no doubt. very scary. leslie, thanks so much. now to your voice, your vote and the democratic national convention underway today in chicago. >> president biden set to speak in just a few hours to pass the torch to his vice president. and presumptive nominee, kamala harris. abc seven news anchor julian glover joining us live now from chicago with the very latest. hi, julian. >> hey there. good afternoon. good evening. larry and kristen. we are live here outside of the united center, where there's a lot of excitement for the harris walsh ticket. day one here of the dnc. i want to show you what the excitement looks like. this long line of people, both protesters and delegates, trying to make their way inside of the united center. abc news now reporting that dozens of pro-palestinian protesters have somehow gotten inside of the hard perimeter outside of the united center. nothing violent at the moment, but dozens of police are standing by and watching. let's show you what we can expect for the first night of the dnc that will feature

ceo jamie dimon spoke with l leslie picker during the jpmorgan optimistic we have a recession. >> weill hear more from jamie dimon later on. we have craig from piper sandler with us now. good morning. >> good morning, frank. >> i want to get your reaction to the jamie dimon comments. how do you view recession risk and we get jobless claims coming up later today. how are you viewing the market risk? a lot of people believe it comes in higher than expected. it could reignite the fears that we saw on monday. >> certainly, the odds of recession have picked up. i'm sympathetic for any job losses out there. when we come back and areview this, frank, look at the 2-10 yield curve. from a technical perspective, when the yield curve turns normal sloping again, that is sort of normal. at that point in time, when recession is announced, it is more often done and complete than usually small and mid-cap stocks do well. that fits nicely into the fed cuts into the september time frame. i think now is the time to take a hard look at small and mid-cap stocks. >> craig, we will take a look at small and

i spent a lot of time with leslie and patricia researching the work. they are in corona california women's prison for life. they will never get out because no california governor wants to be the one to let any of the manson family out on the world. but, they remember the whole trial. vince, of course, the prosecutor, right that fabulous true crime book "helter-skelter" that has sold over 9 million copies in the years since. for charlie it is what he dreamed of. he is the center of international attention. every day before the trial opened and the media came in, charlie, his lawyers, and the three women are who were -- women who were on trial with him convened for strategy sessions and charlie would say, i will do this outrageous thing today. what i do it, i want you three women to jump up and say this. he orchestrated every step of it. if he had gone into selling vacuum cleaners instead of crime, he might have been a multimillionaire. but, he had an image and he told them. he told these women that he was going to play crazy charlie. the knot case. at -

. >> there's no doubt who leslie goodrich, better known as lala, is voting for this november. >> i'd love to see a woman president in my lifetime. >> she owns lala's jam bar and urban farm stand in petaluma, where these sweet spread bowls have been. award winning. now lala is pumping up the jam with a new creation honoring kamala harris's run for the white house. >> i make kamala jam that's red, white and blue jam and it's raspberries, white sugar and blueberries. >> lala donating a portion of each jar sold to the harris walls campaign. >> the jam is $15 for eight ounces, with a $5 donation to the campaign. >> the jam bar's website, keeping track of the donations so far more than $700 raised, leslie says response to her jam, which tastes a lot like blueberries and raspberries, has been nothing short of overwhelming and pretty sweet. did you ever expect that you would get such a response from? no not at all. >> i thought i would sell 24 jars of jam to my friends. >> now she's shipping kamala jam across the country. about 200 jars in seven days. >> we've had connecticut, several to new

i'm just going to place them leslie to the issue. couple of assuming that though it is a little bit of, that's why somebody else in the room get some more pressure to complete the phone. when you throttling with more than just watching the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sense i'm up, the must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia cruising and supports the r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the hello and welcome to the cost of full horses. here we discuss them. we'll need the vehicle to start in guys, even on the able to to to get us be a good. yeah. got your vehicle. i was doing the with the new get cut on the vehicle were being asked to put done. buskie, wiley. lanier, charlotte booker. i need to push a little thing and some public school system built equity for me to

>> that's one of the shocks, we remember them frozen in time in a wayr: they still are, leslie, popular pretty girl in high school you've got to rememberhe's 20 when all of this happens and she still has the little girl gestures. when she's talking to you she plays with her hair, she giggles and reaches out to pat your hand like pretty flirtatious girl in high school. patricia, old woman now who spends her days in prison training rescue dogs to be guide dogs for the blind, she will not remind you as you see her of anybody dangerous. and she's telling me about stabbing abigail on the lawn of the house at cielo on the night of the first murders and she's remembering how it doesn't hurt your hand unless you hit bone and then your hand really hurts and i went back to motel and i was trying to transcribe as best i could, it's about 3 in the morning when i finished, i tried to go to sleep and i couldn't and for months afterwards my wife would wake me up in the middle of the night because i was screaming, i was having a nightmare about women with knives coming toward me. it's not easy hearing

and in the, in addition, the leslie will, will have a germans by fighting the british. so you wrote this suggestion and send a messenger to be rhodes liberal to the german embassy. and the messenger gave this letter and this offer to the german and lots of those in the world. and that was the end of it. and he never got any answer and no reaction, no nothing. this is the end, the beginning and the end of the corporate collaboration with. and i think it was a very the way of thinking because the germans, the, for us, the this lady. but then was the very involved that was never any kind of cooperation. the, there was some strange uh, strange dreams of fighting together of the mutual enemy. nothing serious could have come off of it. i'm going to send you some document from the a. d d have a knowledge that the not treating that use very bad. these are protocols of an interrogation made by how good not people the main issue for establishment to a young man that was fox over some people. and they austin, what was the ideas of making some kind of applies? kevin was never coope

and in the, in addition, the leslie will, will have a german is by fighting the british. so you wrote this suggestion and send a messenger to bear roads and live alone to the german embassy. and the messenger gave this letter and this offer to the german and lots of those in the world. and that was the end of it. and he never got any answer and no reaction, no nothing. this is the end, the beginning and the end of the corporate collaboration with that. i think it was a very the way of thinking because the germans, the, for us, the, this may, but that was the very involved that was never any kind of cooperation. the, there was some strange uh, strange dreams of fighting together of the mutual enemy. nothing serious could have come off of it. i'm going to send you some document from the it's yona disco, c, n, d, d, have a knowledge that you are treating that use very bad. these are protocols of an interrogation made by how good not people the main issue for establishment to a young man that was fox over some people and they austin, what was the ideas of making some kind of

a quote, say in the and say it's a, it's a read she leslie. the emperor says that it says, and the whole us up to the summit, m a limited the game really that the loans that came at the table with the let's see, a lot of them could you say is it didn't seem the special, but it'd be like deal it had received the whole the what we should mention the 1st day of the scene was not the only must that there was nothing in the worst massacre. the design is themselves summarize the means by which they expelled the policy. so it's a very depth of document that says we use expansion. we use rumors to frighten the people we use special bombardments to make people afraid. the . this is not just a document that says what we will do is documented already says, well we have done the . busy the bugs, one of the most important is the, these really miss the many people in the world still except today is the 15th of may 1948. the arrow was send its armies to palestine to destroy the 2 states. it told the 1st thing is to leave and the student is became refugees be

a quote, say in the and say it's a, it's a red she leslie, the emperor. so he says that it says and the homeless up to the summit, m a limits became really that the loans that came at the table with the let's see, a lot of them could you say is a didn't seem the special, but it'd be like deal it had received from the whole the what we should mention, the 1st day of the scene was not the only mess that there was nothing in the west massacre. the design is themselves summarize the means by which they expelled the other students. so it's a very difficult document that says we use expands, we use rumors to frighten the people we use special bombardments to make people afraid. the, this is not just a document that says what we will do. this is documented already says both we have done the . busy the bugs, one of the most important is the, these really miss the many people in the world still accept today is the 15th of may 1948. the arrow was send its armies to palestine to destroy the 2 states. it told the 1st thing is to leave and the student is became refuge

i spent a lot of time with leslie and patricia researching the work. they are in corona california women's prison for life. they will never get out because no california governor wants to be the one to let any of the manson family out on the world. but, they remember the whole trial. vince, of course, the prosecutor, right that fabulous true crime book "helter-skelter" that has sold over 9 million copies in the years since. for charlie it is what he dreamed of. he is the center of international attention. every day before the trial opened and the media came in, charlie, his lawyers, and the three women are who were- women who were on trial with him convened for strategy sessions and charlie would say, i will do this outrageous thing today. what i do it, i want you three women to jump up and say this. he orchestrated every step of it. if he had gone into selling vacuum cleaners instead of crime, he might have been a multimillionaire. but, he had an image and he told them. he told these women that he was going to play crazy charlie. the knot case. at --

but wear a mask for the next five days. >> in the east bay, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news threed working moms are celebrating the gift of reliable transportation today. >> they each picked up newly refurbished vehicles in fairfield, courtesy of the national auto body council. recycled rides program. the program takes donated cars, fully restores the vehicles, then gives them to people in need of transportation help. >> i'm going through a rough time right now with my daughter. she was diagnosed with a cancer, so this will help me to take her to the doctor. appointments and anything that we need to do. >> places you wouldn't go before because you didn't think your car would make it. you could go now. we can make it now. >> look at those smiles. today's third new car recipient, jason mcgee, is an army veteran and single mom with four children who attend three different schools. she says her new suv will make getting her kids to and from school a lot easier. the recycled rides program has been around for more than a decade, and in that time, caliber collision and its partners have

let's bring in our panel syndicated radio host hugh houthi, leslie marshall, democratic strategist.e american enterprise institute. host of fox news "media buzz" howard kurtz. hugh, thoughts? >> robert kennedy jr. endorsing donald trump is a big deal. and i don't care who says what about it, he had two to five percent in every battleground state. most of that is going to go donald trump. 60% to 75% of that and as was noted, it was a 44,000 vote election in 2020, so that is a very big deal. >> bret: leslie, shake things up? >> it does. but i wouldn't agree that -- i agree it's a big deal, hugh, i will give you that i don't think as a big deal. when i look at the numbers, r.f.k. jr. has been coming down, down, down. latest cbs polling shows a low around 2%. i am concerned about states like michigan and wisconsin where that benefits trump. i think it actually benefits vice president harris in a state like pennsylvania. i don't put a lot of weight in endorsements but i have to say some of these people that are supporting r.f.k. jr. don't want democrats or republicans. they are independe

general leslie mcnair unsung architect of the u.s. army. now, mark's book seeks to restore the general known as one of marshall's forgotten men, to his place in american military history. now with us on stage is dr. john mcmanus. he will lead the discussion john, as you know, had a great conversation yesterday with john was, of course, watching army-navy game. now. well, the wonderful third volume of of john's trilogy, john's been a tremendous friend of the museum including leading tours overseas to battlefields and sites where we're always delighted to have him here and incredibly honored to have him for this afternoon session. so with john, with that over to you. great. yeah. thanks, mike i appreciate it. mark, it's an honor to be with you here today and to talk to some leslie mcnair. so, i mean, maybe the place to begin our conversation. it's a kind of ease into where he fits in this larger context of the world war two. we've been exploring is what explains us. the allied victory in world war two. and how does that lead us to to a discus

leslie marshall ari fleischer thank you both.lay travis and brian still had this hour as governor tim walz response to the george floyd riots comes into focus on the campaign trail leading some to wonder if he was more concerned with diversity then public safety. that's next. your loved ones are getting older, and they need your support. care.com is here to help. it's an easy way to find background-checked senior caregivers in your area. and some piece of mind. see why millions of families have trusted care. go to care.com now. >> there's no questions about minnesota governor tim walz who responds to the riots after george floyd's death. the republican report says a minneapolis says it was burning staff is asking for the national guard's diversity training. fox and france cohost brian standing by but first garrett is live in chicago. good afternoon. snack this is 1 of several investigations into other riots were handled and 1 of the key findings in this report by republican lawmakers was during the riots governor tim walz and his

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leslie, you are the gold standard in basketball. appreciate your love and support throughout the years. now. durant broke the record as the u.s. cruise to victory over brazil also won 22 to 87. obviously, he got the game ball. team usa is now advancing to the semifinals on thursday against serbia, and the winner will play france or germany for the gold. okay keep your fingers crossed. i don't want to jinx it, but if the men win back another gold, it'll be their fifth consecutive gold. okay, that is historic. and my suggestion for kd is if they do win, i would say they should go to disneyland paris disney of course, which is about 35 minutes from here or or raj. i have another idea. they could climb the 284 steps that you need to get to the top of the arc de triomphe in kd's case, though, that would only be about 80 steps because his legs are so long and he could do a bunch of steps at a time. i'm just saying that would be my suggestion. i get really nervous seeing the arc de triomphe behind you, because there's no stop signs or red

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i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> all right, leslie, thanks very much. more than 50,000 kids went back to school today in san francisco, and some were surprised by a special guest, former warriors player festus ezeli greeted students at tule elk school in the marina district. a kids also posed for pictures to remember their first day. how exciting that is. but behind all the hoopla is some real worry. the district is starting the year with 120 vacancies and a hiring freeze. >> we're working hard to make sure all of our classrooms have permanent classroom teachers. we're covering classrooms today where we have vacancies. we're in a better place than we were last year, but we know we still have work to do to ensure that we are fully staffed now. >> those are not the only issues affecting san francisco unified. next month, the school district will release a list of schools recommended for closure because of declining enrollment and some big education news on the other side of the bay. we're learning more tonight about the extent of lead contamination, and n

owner leslie goodrich, better known as lala, is pumping up the jam with kamala jam. it's made with raspberries, white sugar and blueberries, so it's red, white and blue. she's donating $5 from each jar sold to the harris wallace campaign. again, that's lala's jam bar. that's going to do it for now. thank you so much for joining us today for abc seven news at three. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and of course i'll be back here at 4:00. see you then >>> tonight, breaking news. tropical storm ernesto taking aim, set to become a hurricane now. ginger zee has the latest track. >>> also, the urgent manhunt for an escaped killer. we'll have the latest. >>> first tonight, tracking tropical storm ernesto. people warned to stay in their homes, off the streets. on track now to become a hurricane. where it heads from there. ginger standing by with the new track. >>> tonight, the race for the who white house. election day just 84 days away. tonight, vice president kamala harris's pick for vp, governor tim walz, responding to attacks from the trump campaign.

leslie >> so my understanding is that this train.ere at the bart station, and there is a lot of noise in the background. so what i can tell you is that around 230 this afternoon, a passengers started evacuating. i am passengers started evacuating a bart train. uh. let me go back to the beginning. at about 230 this afternoon, this train was passing close to the macarthur station. it suddenly stopped. there were a lot of popping sounds and passengers said they were panicked. let's take a look at sky seven right