and when about this d o. j times investigation for news. here's john hardy. all right, thank you john guys, i don't want to be rude here, ed, i really don't, but i do not find did hard to believe that joe biden didn't know anything about this until friday, and i also would believe that, you know, he may still know nothing about it and he was, you know, his people just did what they did and telling the d o j to, to, to cool it now, to me, bite and being out of the loop is not surprising what's what, what you, what do you think about that? i think you're right except i would just say the tracker again, by the way steve, let me clean up sub and i said justice stevens before i meant justice. steven briar, he's the one that would retire. right. yeah. and i was, i was too excited about mansion, maybe switching. sorry. i know. the only thing i'd say about by not being in the loop is he doesn't have to be in the loop when he's got his henchmen, susan rice down the hall, doing this stuff. remember sitting in the room, it was vitamin rice with obama, and struck and the

d o j. and also the major question, the integrity of the investigation into which leaks as well as the integrity of the us government, the d o j, and the us intelligence agencies. if the article is verified, is there any possible way that the u. s. can still push ahead successfully with an indictment. i have asked myself this question many times when other revelations, similar to this have come out specifically with regard to us intelligence, spying on a staunch while he was in the embassy, the case still went forward. however, i am very hopeful that the body and ministration will do the right thing and will see the fact that this continued prosecution is wrong, especially when the body and ministration claims to the end. beside the 1st amendment. and really it's telling the rest of the world, the united states government values free speech into free press, the button administration much, much separate itself from trump era attack on the free press by ending this case. and i have to say that

and d o j o. this will give the children of the thank marine kindergarten to stream put the 100 and what are we going to catch that? pearl tadpoles. ok now, or maybe frog one about flows. neither is an issue in the region. a few years ago it was a stinking concrete drainage canal. it's now been re walled it a lot of power, so i get a bucket full of water. oh look at what's hanging there for it into the boat. yeah. yeah, yeah. my look, i got something here. i caught a baby sales get a magnifying glass. is that a ripple bug? again, that often come here to cool down shade and the water keeps you cool. who you can feel the difference on this map when shown down. they don't include, you can see the kids eyes light as they discover everything. you have a completely different quality of life when there's water around and the kids develop in a different way than 300 kilometers of course, wait in the region, the re while they get this. yeah. and there are so many animals here when i'm impressed that everyt

j. c . p. o. a biden has said as team has said that all sanctions that are inconsistent with restoring the j. c. p o, a will be removed, but they're not going to remove sanctions on people who interfered in the u. s. c. election or who slaughtered hundreds of iranian demonstrators. so if the ron insist that all sanctions be removed, they're going to have to artfully read the 5. what all means and i don't think the iran leadership is ready to do that. maybe until after the election. they don't want to have any big news that might impede what looks like a coordination of, of you know, right. you see this is a sham election and you know, they needed to proceed without incident. and then afterwards they can allow the negotiations to be completed. must offer on that idea that there's a change of posture has to come from somebody someplace or you somebody has to blink 1st. we don't have ours on the show to drill down into who actually runs the country. so would the guardian council go with the idea of re

i mean it's reminiscent of the o. j. simpson. stormy this, these images are almost surreal. warranty and you know, what's interesting, you mentioned o j. simpson, remember he was in a white bronco and today we have bill cosby going home in a white vehicle as well. so it's a minority is it's interesting that you should mention that, but yes, bill cosby has been released. he is on his way home to philadelphia suburban mansion. this all is happening so quickly. we're learning more and more by the minute the story is still developing. but essentially, not only has he been released, but he cannot be retry, remember the 1st trial against him ended in a hung jury. the 2nd trial into the conviction where he was given anywhere from 310 years to serve. he's only served a little over 2 years of his sentence so, so many people were surprised that he was being released and that he was being released so quickly. but what many people don't understand is why. and a lot of this goes back to the fact that his, his attorneys made an agree

i mean it's reminiscent of the o. j. simpson, stormy this, these images are almost surreal, aren't they? and you know, what's interesting, you mentioned o j simpson, remember he was in a white bronco and today we have bill cosby going home in a white vehicle as well. so it's a minority is it's interesting that you should mention that, but yes, bill cosby has been released. he is on his way home to philadelphia suburban mansion. this all is happening so quickly. we're learning more and more by the minute the story is still developing. but essentially, not only has he been released, but he cannot be retried. remember the 1st trial against him ended in a hung jury. the 2nd trial into the conviction where he was giving anywhere from 3 to 10 years to serve. he's only served a little over 2 years of his sentence so, so many people were surprised that he was being released and that he was being released so quickly. but what many people don't understand is why. and a lot of this goes back to the fact that his, his attorneys mad

so when we see the b o j jumping in, i think it's about time that they do attorney general mer garland, is essentially doubling down on the voting rights act and other laws. and what seems to set the stage for a battle in the court. i want to ask you how beneficial is the department of justice putting its weight behind voting rights. for example, all 14 states, including swing states like arizona board in georgia. i've already fast tracked voters suppression laws, right? we all know the game plan here. we know exactly what republicans are doing. we're trying to take away americans rights. so department justice in at a timely, crucial structure where we actually need some sort of help. my thing is, what was impression is not something new. it's been around since white people have always been around is finally talking to department of justice. something about it . are they going to be effective? we'll see what the court can actually do with all of those republic and conservative appointee. judges that i'm actually happy, but i'm not shying away from the point of saying, i'm glad that att

how exactly is the b o j going to achieve its goals? well, as for the precise method, as you mentioned that the lead up the haven't designed the policy yet, that is something which is coming in july and is supposed to be launched by the end of the year. however, we do know that their basic model is what they have done to sort of encourage economic growth in the past. now they're kind of shifting some of those economic growth policies over towards green policies and under the super government, much different from his predecessor. and he's really emphasizing this push to develop green industries in japan. and this is something i meant to give it financing and a push from that direction. chelsea, how's the easy be tackling that's easy. we also have been formalized, it's planned, they're expected to come forward with this strategy review in september. but there are a lot of different ideas floating around about how they could come forward and how they could actually achieve this. probably the most ambitious would be to have the be stopped b

he was part of the legal dream team that got o. j.pson acquitted in his murder trial back in 1995 1976. bailey defended publishing heiress patricia hearst, who participated in armed robberies with a terrorist group that kidnapped her. he lost that case, bailey's legal career came to a halt in 20 years ago when he was disbarred in florida and massachusetts. there is no word on what led to his death. f. lee bailey was 87 years old. coming up on ktvu news at six survey lifelines for struggling restaurants and keeping them going past the pandemic. the announcement made by governor newsom today in san francisco, also coming up a little later the incredible first round from a 17 year old amateur in the women's u. s open at the olympic club in san francisco are sports director mark ibanez will have all the highlights from the women's nature and a plan to offer universal basic income took foster children who are agent out of the system how much they would get each if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people

how exactly is the b o j going to achieve its goals? well, as for the precise method, as you mentioned that the lead up, they haven't designed the policy yet. that is something which is coming in july and is supposed to be launched by the end of the year. however, we do know that their basic model is what they have done to sort of encourage economic growth in the past. now they're kind of shifting some of those economic growth policies over towards green policies and under the super government, much different from his predecessor. and he's really emphasizing this push to develop green industries in japan. and this is something i meant to give it financing and a push from that direction. chelsea, how's the be tackling? that's easy. we also have been formalize this plan. they're expected to come forward with this strategy review in september, but there are a lot of different ideas floating around about how they could come forward and how they could actually achieve this. probably the most ambitious would be to have the e, c, b, stop buyin

remember the children who went to school and never came home, may never have closure. zane basra v o j 0. well, earlier i spoke to cadmus, the long chief of the cows, his 1st nation, who you just saw in our report. i asked him to explain the impact that these residential schools had on. indigenous people know the chief i manage poverty, mental emotional, physical loss of control in our governance, loss of control in our economics, loss of control in our social loss of control in our spiritual religion, loss of control in our language, the residential school did. it's toll and impacting our colonization on our minds. today, over a 1000000 people in canada of indigenous descent, are walking around still trying to be that proud indigenous person. but at the same time, the challenges are real. there are many that are successful day. they have persevered and we need to learn from how they persevered. so being in canada is a great country. i don't disagree with that. i have a canadian passport. i'm proud to, to live in this country, but being an indigenous person, sometimes i feel like i got

and we can be pretty sure that, you know, given the politicization of the d o, j, that if this port age was really damaging to the, the riot as we would have been seeing a lot more of this, not at the moment, the things that we do see, people pass around on twitter, youtube, or whatever. as you say, they go against the narrative, we get strange characters, bellowing outside, so mechanical soul, mechanical. and they will be told by the writers themselves. you know, he's in the book, he's, he's, he's f b i, he's an instigator, why of annapolis and why the bus was saying like, after why ever you've been indicted and then you've got to gain the questions like, what about the leaders, elise, why supremacy groups like the proud boys and the oath keepers of the 3 percent of the ones that christopher ray and the other is always going on about how come none of the leaders has been. 2 indicted over this, i mean they supposed to take part in those events. so i haven't been backwards raising all of the suspicions. and then we got the ashley bobbitt, which is we're not even finding out who the perso

remember the children who went to school and never came home, may never have closure. zane basra b o j 0 people in the philippines of paying their respects to the former president, ben jo keener manas had been gathering for public viewing of the urn containing his ashes in case on city i, keno died from renal failure on thursday. the age of $61.00, president rodrigo to turtle, has declared 10 days of national mourning palestinian riot police of arrest is at least 15 protesters in the occupied west bank offices through tear gas and stun grenades into the crowd, attempting to march in ramallah were angry over the death of an activist and outspoken critic of the palestinian authority president bus, he's out but not died on thursday after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authority security forces. he accused the pay of human rights violations and cold on western nations to cut off age to the group. at least one person died and 150 been injured after a rat, tornadoes struck southeast in czech republic. the storm swept through 7 villages and towns on thursday, destroying hundreds of

investigation, the house judiciary committee proposed new anti trust legislation that would give the d o j and the f b c. the power to break up big temp companies for the sites like google and amazon stop giving their products preference over rivals in search results. block companies like facebook from acquiring direct competitors like instagram, increase mergers and filing fees and allow users to take their data with them when switching platforms. now, despite all of this pressure, lawmakers like nancy pelosi have yet to back down and pack your bags. because starting when the american travelers will be permitted to travel to europe, this comes after that you updated its list of approved countries, allowed entry to the blacks 27 member states and the us. well, it made the cut. that means that us tourists should be allowed to travel to europe even if they are backdated, as long as they're able to show a negative koby 1910, for more or less. let's bring in our tea correspondence science, avager science brand. that's exactly right. if you've been waiting to travel to any of the use 27 member

good on p o. j b o one, and then we'll give it to the children at the thank marine kindergarten stream. put the 100 and what are we going to catch? tadpole tadpoles. ok. that's now, or maybe fraud and flow, see the redemption region. a few years ago it was a stinking concrete drainage canal. it's now been re walled it a lot of power. so i'll get a bucket full of water. oh look at what's hanging there and nobody knew for it into the boat. yeah, yeah, yeah. my book, i got something here. i caught a baby sales get a magnifying glass. is that a ripple bug? the highest again, that china often come here to cool down shade and the water keeps you cool. who can feel the difference on the map mentioned and they don't include you can see the kids i slide up as they discover everything. you have a completely different quality of life when there's water around and the kids develop in a different way than 300 kilometers before the weights in the region of being re while you get this. yeah, and there are so many

and b, o. j b o g. it's not giving up the children of the st. marine kindergarten to stream put the 100 and what are we going to catch? tadpole tadpoles. okay. that's now, or maybe fraud and flows. neither was the issue in the region. a few years ago, it was a stinking concrete drainage canal. it's now been re walled it to ship a lot of calls. so i'll get a bucket full of water. oh look at what's hanging there. nobody knew where it into the boat. yeah. yeah. yeah. my look, i've got something here. i caught a baby sale get a magnifying glass. is that a ripple bug? you know again, that off and come here to cool down. shade and the water keeps you cool too. you can feel the difference on the mat. renshaw, and i didn't want to see, i'm just include my, you can see the kids eyes light up as they discover everything. you have a completely different quality of life when there's water around and the kids develop in a different way than 300 kilometers of ways in the region of being the wild it here give does he,

number one who's won this event 10 times took the 1st set in the 2nd round, much against the phoenix o j. c. but the canadian, who says the same birthday as for 19 years younger for back to win the final, she said, and he was clearly delighted with the chance to play his idle phaedra for the 25 grandson champion, retired whenever that will be. well no, because i always thought he would be gone. you know, when i rush, cuz you know, he was already winning grand slams and i was only, i don't know, like 5 years old. so i never expected to play. and you know, i, because i just wanted to be professional one day, i didn't even think i would get to his level. so now to be in the same quote as him and get the win is yes and honest. while heavyweight boxing champion twice and fury is predicting and even faster knock out victory when he faces dante, wilder for the 3rd time, and next month, the to glad up ahead of that bout which is coming up on july 24th in las vegas ferry had originally lined up unification fight with anthony joshua, but a judge ordered him to on a, a re much cause with wilder, wh

potentially, mary garland, the d o j, the decision to, to keep, keep that up. i mean, it hasn't been successful related to publishers and journalists to be a question, i guess along that in 2 ways. i think for a lot of mainstream media outlets with a few notable exceptions, the shameless silence speaks volumes about how they view with they viewed him. as problematic as not worthy of support, and that's deeply wrong because a scientist, someone who i know not best friends with him, but i've known him for number of these. he's a strain and as many view as will be aware and straight or citizen myself, he has an australian passport. he's not an american citizen, and australia was essentially, well, most of best must the polite what i say this on television has essentially given up on him. i don't care that he could wrought imprison oil dar, indeed, dined for the by administration response shows that there's no difference with the trumpet, ministration response and bama administration with all its faults. and they were many made a decision years ago. you will be wit

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j. c. p. o, a line of thinking within israel. he even got out ahead one stage after the bi administrations and duration. he got out ahead of the even of that and yahoo's and t j c p o, a language. and so he will be pressing that line as well. i, he'll be meeting the defense minister, the head of the national security agency, the head of the joint chiefs of staff in the united states. so more attempts obviously to try to persuade the bio ministration against going back into the nuclear deal with iran, or at least trying to ameliorate it in terms of israelis and position that deal also worth noting that he's just had his term extended by an extra year that's just been approved by the cabinet here on sunday. thank you for that in west jerusalem. one more note from the region, bennett's predecessor benjamin netanyahu is under pressure to actually leave the prime minister's official residence in west jerusalem. opponents are gathered outside say he should have moved out by now and the threatening to take the matter to court israel's ap

. >> and take all of from catherine o j. >> celebrate here in the studio friday's with some food. so great way to start the weekend even though it's technically my wednesday. but hey, bonus weekend. i'll take that. let's take a look at today's daytime highs because we warmed up 5 to 10 degrees from yesterday. low to mid-nineties for inland valleys in the east bay mid-nineties for those of you in concord, in downtown san francisco, even pleasant mild temperatures along the coast. we warmed up 8 degrees from yesterday's daytime highs. remember, we were in the upper 50's yesterday. but today 67 degrees when we should be in the mid 60's. so today was just perfect weather out there and not really seeing much of that june gloom. so fog carla out of the picture, at least for now. but she will arrive during the overnight hours. we're going to see some patchy marine layer and drizzle right along the coast of the san francisco peninsula, even extending into the east bay shoreline. but then plenty of sunshine for most of the bay area with the exception of the san francisco peninsula along th

o. j.on is appealing a judge's order that says he owes at least $60 million in judgments stemming from the wrongful death case of his ex wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the court filings are the latest documents or developments in the decades long effort by goldman's parents to collect the money that simpson was ordered to pay in 1997. now the 74 year old former football star has declined to discuss his finances other than to say he lives on pensions. well the heat wave has been a bonus for bit. this is at the beach. we definitely needed especially after you know, covid. it's been it's been a struggle. how s aren't speaking of the heat. a meteorologist mark tamayo tracking a cool down we're talking about a fog here will show us the cooler weather on the way. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass throug

j. c. p. o. a. are they proved to be true. and now the country as policy is being shifted towards the revolutionary camp as my colleague and we said. busy earlier mr. racy is expect when this election easily actually you could feel it in the streets. also all the old show that from 50 to 55 percent there now that we expect today. and my experience today what i saw today also confirms that most of them are all out. all right, you see and he's going to shift the foreign policy to some extent. also. busy he plans to reinvigorate reading in economy through our strengthening domestic capabilities as well as expanding ties with the regional states, especially friendly countries in the region. and. busy also approve it to the east policy and he's gone to reinvigorate 5 with china lacking america, russia. and therefore, we are going to shift to, to witness a shift and foreign policy and economic policy of the country. and you know, this is pretty well important. ok, all important points you raise, we're going to look at the domestic p

j. c. p. o, a as a national stadium. well, that results in people's up i'll just there is asset. beg your life for us now we're into iran. just have a 50 percent of the electra didn't vote in the election. they've sent a very loud and clear message to happen. yes, they have been people stay away from the polls. it does affect the country and the politics of the country. there was lots of effort made by the political if this meant to try and get people to come out and vote the supreme need to the live, how many came out. he made a speech. you said it was people's religious duty, the political duty urged people to come out and vote to defend the country. and you mentioned the country's enemies that they want to be a lower vote to turn out to undermine the political process. now even for the husband ron, he had come out and said that boy cutting the election wasn't the way forward that yes, that they had been in justices done in the disqualification by the guardian cancel that vetting body. but the

j. c, p. o, a. and they're hoping a positive outcome, but deliver the results that people want to turn out as a major issue for official fear who hope they can rally electric. that compared to when has on monday was elected a years ago. the next president may prove not so popular when he takes office in august, georgia, safari out to 0. we'll bring in our panel shortly. but 1st, let's take a look at who controls power within iran's political system. so candidates are approved by the guardian council. that's a 12 member body of conservative clerics and jurists, that reports to the head of state i itala, harmony. the supreme leader is appointed for life by an elected body, known as the assembly of experts. the head of governments conserve up to 24 year terms. the current president, passenger honie, beat current candidate ibrahim, or 4 years ago he must and is that you are considered hard line. conservative candidates, the former central bank governor, him mattie, is seen as a reformist the i r g. c is

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