what else do we know about bruce caster?ont." >> reporter: the court made it clear, bill cosby is free because of an unwritten promise from a district attorney in 2005 that he would never face criminal charges in exchange for cosby's cooperation in a civil lawsuit on the same matter. >> this is not a complex or difficult investigation to do. >> reporter: back then, bruce caster said there was not enough evidence for conviction any way, despite his best efforts. >> we essentially tried to build as many details for both of the main statements as we can to try to determine what exactly happened or whether there was any violation of the law. >> reporter: his reaction to cosby's release, i was right back in 2005 and i'm right in 2021. who is caster? he earned his law degree in virginia. a prosecutor in the early '80s, he was elected district attorney in 2000. he became a county commissioner, served in the state attorney general's office and spent years in private practice, too. but you may know him as the guy who said in the wake

caster gave testimony before the trial, number one, this one that ended in a hung jury, caster on, youer oath said, here's the deal, i gave this guy. that was discounted by the trial court, they proceeded with the trial nonetheless and by the way, don't lose sight ofitics p too. >> i agree, i'm saying i don't know what caster's thinking was in the deal. i understand it's his burden of proof. >> he has explained it to me. he said he did not have enough in the record to prosecute bill cosby. he wanted constand to get compensated and he felt he was helping her if he got cosby to testify under oath. i'm not saying she did not get paid, but there's nor to the story. >> it's a weird deal, but it was about the next set of prosecutors and how the rules were changed for their convenience in a criminal prosecution. that is what has us here today, and it's unsatisfying and it stinks for a lot of people who think it's wrong. >> i totally get it. >> because he they believe cosby did wrong. but the system and rules matter. you flagged it early and often, you were right. silence is acceptance. we are

>> my belief they accepted the testimony of bruce caster. when i look at the facts, keep in mind i was there during the day and a half hearing where we had bruce caster on the stand where he testified as to this alleged promise. the things that he stated were contrary to what a lot of the other evidence. for example, he testified that he had informed cosby's attorney as well as ms. constand's attorneys that he was making this promise. ms. constand's attorneys took the stand and said these promises were never made, in fact, they had no knowledge of it. number two he released a press release moments after declining charges stating that he would revisit the decision to decline charges should the need arise. an individual that makes a promise that he's not going to prosecute someone does not make that kind of press release. i understand the press release was seen as something different but i think the plain language of what he stated is clear. i think in addition to that, the fact that bruce caster was only the -- the da of montgomery county spe

the trial court who had an opportunity to hear the testimony from those lawyers, bruce caster himself the lawyers for constand, the judge ruled that caster's testimony was inconsistent, and he did not believe that there was actually the kaptind of agreement that's being referenced. there was nothing in writing new york city traditional plea bargain. no e-mails back and forth, all that was in writing was a press conference from that, a press release, i'm sorry, from that former district attorney, so this agreement, you know, was fraught, alleged agreement was fraught from the beginning. so, and also, when we talk about prosecutors having a lot of power, let's think about if this were a different case. let's think about ahmaud a arbery's case where the prosecutor refused to hold those men accountable. we would not want that decision to be binding on future prosecutors, otherwise those three men would never have been brought to justice. so this notion that a prosecutor can enter into a side dial, kind of a nod and a wink deal, nothing in writing, nothing before the court, and that that's

, bruce caster, when he was serving as a prosecutor in pennsylvania had apparently given bill crosby an unwritten, unofficial, though apparently binding assurance that he wouldn't be prosecuted. and on the basis of that, the supreme court today overturned his ultimate prosecution and deemed that he cannot be tried on those charges again. a bizarre turn in one of the highest profile prosecutions of the me too era today and bill cosby is tonight out of prison and at his home in suburban philadelphia. that arriving just in this whirlwind of news. don't forget that tomorrow is the last day of the term for the united states supreme court this year. and that means two very important things. first, there is two really big cases left to be decided. one about dark money, undisclosed money in politics. and another that, frankly, could put the final nail in the coffin of the already gutted voting rights act based on an arizona voting case. both of those decisions are expected from the supreme court tomorrow. election reform and voting rights advocates bracing for what's expected to not be great

made landfall in cuba and brought strong winds of nearly 95 kilometers an hour and heavy rain full casters. i want to flash flooding and mud slides. a storm has already battered several caribbean islands, killing of the 3 people. the philippine military says all 96 people on board, a plane that crashed on sunday had been accounted for. 47 soldiers died when the c . 130 went down in pseudo province 49. others survived. almost african president, jacob zoom has defined a deadline set by the supreme court to surrender to police. it was found guilty of contempt of court for failing to appear before a corruption inquiry. an assembly elected after months of protesting chile has begun meeting to dropped a new constitution and indigenous women will lead the process. the author replace the one inherited on the military government of august, ho, finish. so those are the headlines and he's continues here on al jazeera after football rebels stage and watching for when the code is 900. 10 demi q and board is close there as well. as transit from high one. 0, one east investigates. have been abandoned out

bruce caster that he would not be charged if he agreed to testify in a 2005 civil civil cl brought bydrea constand. cosby relied upon d. a.'s word he would not be prosecuted but his successor used his testimony as a key piece of evidence more than a decade later to file criminal charges against the comedian. cosby was later convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting constand, serving two of his three to ten year sentence before his release on wednesday. the court also bars further prosecution against cosby in the constad case. felicia rashad tweeted finally, a terrible wrong has been righted, a miscarriage of justice is corrected. his accusers are stunned and angry, including janice baker kinny of the bay area. >> most of us are just writing shocked, stunned, my stomach hurts, this is sickening, how could this happen kind of thing. and i think all of us are still in the processing moment. >> long time friend, the former mayor of san francisco, willy brown, maintains while cosby has his freedom, his life has been ruined by allegations. >> if they were absolutely accurate in telling

casters air force had to be taken out. it was axiomatic. and the moment kennedy canceled those follow-up strikes everybody involved in the operation instantly understood exactly what it meant. the brigade was doomed. this was confirmed the following morning before the brigade had even completed its landing. castro's planes showed up over the bay of pigs and very quickly sunk two supply ships. the four other brigade ships also under air attack flight for international waters. go down with those two sunken ships. and away with those other four ships. went to brigades ammunition. much of its food and medical supplies. much of its communications equipment and virtually any fighting chance the brigade had now this is not to suggest that if the second airstrikes had not been canceled the invasion would have ultimately achieved what either the cia or the brigade wanted it to achieve. but there's no question that at the moment those airstrikes were canceled. it was over. which is why to this day many cuban exiles who fought at the bay of pigs hold

actually the goalkeeper casters. this michael plays in england for lester and he was having a little bit of banter yesterday with an england report about the fact that england haven't ever won this tournament. and of course england fans sort of tony cheek. they say football is coming home. the favorite song michael just wanted to make a bit of a point of listen. you'll be aware of the phrase it's coming home now. what would it mean to you guys to stop it coming home tomorrow night? has it ever been home? have you ever want to 66, it was. what was that all the world cup? fighting told from the days that england haven't received any goals yet though? yes, but the james will say will bound to concede at some point, surely. but yet england have been superman the tournament of see played well against germany, played very, very well against ukraine. they do have a problem with them. we finals, they've lost their last 2 semi finals in the nation's league, and also in the, in the will cup in 2018. but you have to think with

bruce caster that he would not be charged if he agreed to testify in a 2005 civil suit brought by andrea constand. cosby relied upon d. a.'s word he would not be prosecuted but his successor used his testimony as a key piece of evidence more than a decade later to file criminal charges against the comedian. cosby was later convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting constand, serving two of his three to ten year sentence before his release on wednesday. the court also bars further prosecution against cosby in the constad case. felicia rashad tweeted finally, a terrible wrong has been righted, a miscarriage of justice is corrected. his accusers are stunned and angry, including janice baker kinny of the bay area. >> most of us are just writing shocked, stunned, my stomach hurts, this is sickening, how could this happen kind of thing. and i think all of us are still in the processing moment. >> long time friend, the former mayor of san francisco, willy brown, maintains while cosby has his freedom, his life ruined by allegations. >> if they were absolutely accurate in telling the truth, wh

i'll be the sports caster.e comes lebron, looking for the open man, and oh, he's had a gastric accident. >> oh, no. >> going to need someone to clean that up. >> that is just terrible. i can't believe he did that. >> i'm sure you saw lebron had that gastric accident. >> yeah. >> what are people saying about that? >> a lot of mixed feelings out there but everyone is agreeing with me, he should stay off the tacos. >> go lakers! >> we're lakers, not fakers. >> we're lakers, not fakers. >> we're lakers, not fakers. >> lebron, stay off the tacos. >> anthony: we have a good show for you tonight. we've got an nba edition of "mean tweets" and we'll be right back with chance the rapper. >> announcer: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by nissan. [ cheers and applause ] for directions. r asked where are we going? wherever i'm going, that's where we're going. ♪ okay dad. and my mix tapes, had all my jams. ♪ what's a mix tape? what?! what's a mix tape?! and back in the day, this was our spot. the legend ret

athletes, 4400 paralympic athletes coming in here. tens of thousands of more officials, judges me abroad casters, it's impossible, things will not slipped through the cracks and he knows that. but he can only say they're going to be safe and secure. and before the pandemic struck, this was, this is, and he still says the best prepared city ever. these would have been magnificent games. a stadium behind is by can go, coma is a masterpiece. it was bits recently built and looks like it's been in the city forever. these would have been wonderful games, but the pandemic took the air out of everything. and then when the japanese organizer had to start reorganizing, the cost started to go up. people started to get skeptical, and they're still skeptical a week from now. we're going to have 1000 people apparently in the stadium that said 68001000 people to see the opening ceremony of the tokyo olympics. that shows you how desperate the situation is and how the ios see despite everything else has to have this on television. that's the money maker, tv makes the money. and so that's what's driving these gam

they've won one more european championship that england have, which is 0 actually that go keep a caster cast. this michael plays in england for lester. and he was having a little bit of banter yesterday with an england report about the fact that england haven't ever won this tournament. and of course england fans sort of tony cheek. they say football is coming home. the favorite song cuss michael, just wanted to make a bit of a point of listen, you'll be aware of the phrase is coming home now, what it means you guys to stop it coming home to morrow. not has it ever been home . so have you ever want to 66, it was what was that all the will come fighting told from the days england haven't said that he goes yet though. yes, but the james will say will bound to concede at some point surely. but yeah, england have been superman, the tournament of you played well against germany, played very, very well against ukraine. they do have a problem with semi finals. they've lost their last 2 semi finals in the nation's league, and also in the will cup in 2018. but you'd have to think with 60000 fans

harrison is the publisher of talkers magazine, the trade pub of talk radio and cable news and pod casters. and he host the michael harrison wrap wherever you get your podcasts and on walk f m and washington and w. s a r and fall river and a bunch of other great stations across the usa. michael, every year since i came to r t america, you've been with us at the end of the year to debut your talkers 10, the 10 most talked about topics of the year. so here we are at half time. what's the score? it's kind of a 2 year one year 2020 and 2021 have blended together into a kind of a wild year and a half and i guess some of it really was starting in 2019. it says if we're in this transition into a whole new era, and i think everybody is a bit confused, but you asked the question has fake news one. i think the 1st amendment is alive and well, but we have to realize that it is under attack from many different mis understandings about how it works. so i think there's always been fake news. i think there's always been yellow journalism. i think there's always been bias and spin and john, all kinds of d

so let's bring michael caster. he's the age that digital program manager with article 19, that's a group which campaigns the freedom of information. he joins us via skype from the ty, capital bank of michael goods, happy with a. so how significant that are these proposed changes to hong kong privacy law and what does it mean for user rights on that data? do you think? thank you, darren. of course, i think we need to respect that. we're in a period right now. we're online privacy rights and user rights are really at jeopardy, and that there need to be more protections for privacy globally. but this is not necessarily the way to do it. these changes are broad and vague, and as much as they're about addressing privacy rights, they're about curbing the freedom of expression and access to information. and international law is clear that restrictions on the freedom of expression or other fundamental human rights for that matter, must be prescribed by law in pursuit of a legitimate aim and necessary and proportionate. and

first, this report is from heidi's, your caster on the more than 200 afghans who have arrived in the united states. the buses carrying for more afghan interpreters and their families, including $57.00 children and 15 babies. arrived at the fort lee military base in virginia on friday morning. this is the 1st place they lay their heads in the us safely away from the taliban, possible retribution for having worked with americans now leaving the war in afghanistan is completely like, i mean, starting new life here. mohammed knobby mohammed, he is preparing to welcome his cousin, who is on board the flight and will likely spend a week at the base for final immigration processing. both served as u. s. military translators, enough can stand. in fact, 5 brother is from the mohammed family, all signed up for the job. now 3 are in the us while the 2 youngest remain in hiding in cobble. we love to work with the us, government and government below over countries. so we wanted to serve or the people, janice, and worry says he feels the same. he worked for 9 years as a translator on the front lin

how did your caster reports the deadly gang violence? have again taken hold in ecuador to overcrowded prison system. at 2 of the country's largest penitentiaries. it's taken $450.00 members of the special police unit to bring this latest round of riots under control. as the last quarter of the le montana, we weren't able to reach all the prisoners in different sales until forum local time. the contingency officers managed to bring the situation under control. also with the help of the armed forces, then you can see along the perimeter. at the prison in let the coon gus police recaptured about 80 and made to try to sleep with the death toll still in flux, their family members gathered outside the prison gates on thursday, fearing the worst bus he'll kill me, my son got in touch with me and said inmates and medium security are going up to murder the ones in maximum security. they have rifle from guns. yesterday they went up there. my son is hurt in there, so they have not taken him to the hospital yesterday. so have to go, the other one ha

maybe we need to stick our tow in and actually engage with the cast regime with the leftover casters. you must, sorry, i keep calling it that it is. it is the legacy as we tried to do with the north korea as we do full some lee and i'm with, with, with bear hugs with, with china. maybe we need to engage. that would be a great step forward for biden, if you would do that and make preconditions lifting the embargo perhaps, or working toward a more normal relationship with. i don't know, but i do know that keeping them at arm's length. i agree with, with the professor and with use it, it hasn't worked and it's not working. now we have to find something better. but consistency in our foreign policy please. it's, you've never had it. you never, well and it's, it's easy to point out and i agree with you. it's bad. ok. yeah. and when it's picked up on something that michael said here, i'm a eggs starting some kind of engagement, which i'm a 100 percent. sure. but for, but that always, there's always sions, you have to make, to have this kind of engagement, you know, after all 60 years of thi

court recent decision amg capital management for these reasons we strongly support congresswoman casters 21st century ftc act which would give the commission administrative procedure act rulemaking authority and first offense civil penalty authority also pleased to support the chairwoman's autonomy and to allow the commission more freedom to seek civil penalties to eliminate burdensome regulations to delay enforcement activity. like to turn to the reforms and expecting the ftc to adequately placed technology industry with the current staff resources is a can to bringing a water gun to a thermonuclear war it's has to consider extremely detailed regulation in the application store and data security spaces which can only be described as a skeleton crew. to oversee and rain in the tech sector the refusal to police its own platform the ftc must have highly qualified expertise on staff to do the detailed analysis necessary to produce effective enforcement and regulatory policies that's why we are pleased to support the ftc technology act this much-needed bill would authorize the ftc to establi

here's how one sport caster described it. >> in between innings, fans started for the exits and for theeir seats. no rain is going on. no line. but people are running. it's a real scary situation right now to be honest. >> cnn has more from the night of the shooting. >> ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. the action is outside of the stadium. at this time we ask you to remain in the stadium. >> gunfire sending fans and players scrambling during a game at nationals park stadium in washington, d.c., a fan, one of the three wounded in a shooting saturday night according to d.c. metro police. cnn journalists inside the stadium reported hearing multiple loud bangs. >> we were not on the lower level. we were just in the middle section so we could look down and we saw people beginning to duck and then run for the gates. and we had heard thunder during the night. we were not sure if it was thunder. now we know that it was actually gun shots. what we saw was a crowd that was in full panic. on the first-base line, the nationals side, people randal over the fence on to the field into the

retrospect and maybe they should have known at the time, the thing to do is take-two important broadcast castersaylor, bring them together he behind closed doors. hey, we got this tape. it shouldn't have happened. it's an if aviation of privacy. that's another issue that's mixed in with the other issues with modern technology, the possibility of these sorts of inadvertent invasions of privacy are a concern but let's keep this in house. let's work this thing out. you're both important to us. now, without defending everything that rachel said even though it was on a private call, it is either amazingly coincidental or curious that this all comes to head just asthmary a taylor a rising star not a star already, lots of interest not just at espn but around the sports broadcasting industry in maria taylor who is an athlete herself, she has that in her back ground. very good on the air. she has a tremendous presence. her contract is up in the next couple of weeks and has been haggling back and forth. whether there was motivation to release this now it's a question worth asking. it comes down to this. a

news caster would sit up here like i'm doing with you now to raise the idea.ost ufo reports are unexplained and outlines three theories of the case that they are natural and look unusual and are not from aliens or it's secret technology from some government, ours or another. and the big one, it's alien technology that is harder to he detect as our own technology improves its ability to record. >>> we are joined by what we think are two perfect experts he neil degrasse tyson, famed astrophysisist, and the author of cosmic quarries. and the former director of the cia under president obama, john brennan. as someone who used to be responsible for the nation's highest secrets, as well as national security planning, why do you say that the evidence supports at least keeping open the prospect of intelligent life out there? >> well, i don't think i said that there's any evidence at all of alien life, what i said was a lot of the phenomena that has been observed including by navy pilots is unexplained. i don't think we can exclude the possibility of certain types of ex

sports caster is making a case for covid vaccines despite having a so-called breakthrough infection. being fully vaccinated. research suggests that breakthrough infections are rare and typically lead to only minor symptoms. eisen said getting a vaccine was a good decision because without it, he could have ended up in a much worse position. >> i'm not vent lated, i'm not in a hospital, i never was in a hospital. also, my daughter got it. nothing is more personal than your 7-year-old daughter getting it and it is entirely possible, very feasible i gave it to her. she is okay right now. but that is harrowing, that is as white knuckle an experience as you possibly can get. plus the fact that i attempted to have a normal summer. my wife and i were heading on vacation out of the country, which is why i tested. otherwise i would have thought maybe it is just some sort of an allergy and i could have spread it around even worse. >> right now we're around two hours away from the official opening of the olympic games. these are live images coming to us from tokyo. some events already under way.

the president of cuba, unlike the casters before him, blames all of cuba's problems on this country 60ars ago. the embargo does allow american shipments of food to cuba, and cuba is free to trade with the rest of the world, but somehow, the new york times reports cuba has run out of basic medicines like penicillin, and aspirin. if the united states had been wise enough to remove the embargo 50 years ago, the cuban dictatorship would have had no convenient excuse for the deprivations cuba has suffered. cuba's agonies tonight are only partial sign a bill to the embargo, and almost entirely the fault of 60 years of dictatorial govern -- govern ship by -- not too much socialism is the problem which republicans would have you believe, it's too much dictatorship, second only to north korea at this point. longest for more public -- -- loosen the embargo which was signed into federal law only in 1996 by president clinton during his reelection campaign, in which he won the state of florida. president biden does not have the legal authority to simply and the embargo, but didn't have the authorit

a news caster would sit up here to raise the idea.s most ufo's are unexplained. but it does outline three theories. that they are natural phenomenon that look unusual but not from aliens. or this is secret technology from some government, ours or another. or the big one, that this is alien technology which seems harder to detect as our own technology improves its ability to record. we're joined by what we think are two perfect experts. neil de grasse tyson, famed astrophysicist with new york city, the author of cosmic queries, and the former director of the cia under president obama with much government experience as well, mr. john brennan. as someone who used to be responsible for the nation's highest secrets, as well as national security planning, why do you say that the evidence supports at least keeping open the prospect of intelligent life out there? >> well, i don't think i said that there is any evidence at all of alien life. what i said is that a lot of these phenomena that have been observed, including by navy pilots, have be

i'll be the sports caster. you show me your reaction.need someone to clean that up. >> that is just terrible. i can't believe he did that. >> i'm sure you saw lebron had that gastric accident. >> yeah. >> what are people saying about that? >> a lot of mixed feelings out there but everyone is agreeing with me, he should stay off the tacos. >> go lakers! >> we're lakers, not fakers. >> we're lakers, not fakers. >> we're lakers, not fakers. >> lebron, stay off the tacos. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: we have a good show for you tonight. we've got an nba edition of "mean tweets" and we'll be right back with chance the rapper. ♪ ♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is the only medicatio

is 79 page decision stating in accordance with the advice of his attorneys, cosby relied upon da casters word that he would not be prosecuted. castor successor used cosby's testimony as a key piece of evidence more than a decade later to file criminal charges against to the comedian. cosby was later convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting him serving two of his 3-10 year sentence before his release wednesday. the court bars further prosecution against cosby in this case. alicia who played cosby's tv wife for more than a decade tweeted finally, a terrible wrong has been righted, a miscarriage of justice is corrected. his accusers are stunned and angry including janice baker of the bay area. >> most of us are just shocked and stunned. this is sickening, how could this happen. i think all of us are still in the processing moment. >> his longtime friend of the former mayor of san francisco willie brown maintains that while cosby has his freedom, his life has been ruined by absote telling the truth, why would you wait from 1969 until 2018 to tell the story? >> that was dan ashley report

also next, giants caster buster posey set to make his fifth all- star star in a few days, but now heill if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> happening today, the san francisco giants are celebrated the launch of their new city connect uniforms. the campaign is in a attempt to align uniforms with the city they represent. san francisco is one of seven teams that signed up to be part of this inauguralthis inaugurali launch. today, the team is hosting a launch party and there will be food trucks, a dj, face painting, a beer garden and chants it takes photos with the giants world series trophies. this is from 11:00 to fix the clock at marina green. >>> in sports today, both the giants and a's are in before their last break, taking on the texas rangers, and the giants are at home hosting the washington nationals. first pitch for both games is at 1:05 this afternoon. >>> giants catcher buster posey set to start for the national game on tuesday but now he's out, larry beil explains why in t

if mike hyams is still in the meeting, if we are getting renewable energy from that last caster? >> chair chan: we're pausing -- and i really appreciate it, but i want to do a feedback that we're going to do that in september. and you should join us then. please continue, eric, thank you. >> caller: well, i had asked before in previous meetings for sfpuc to follow up on the lancaster question and i haven't heard from them on that, so that's why i'm pressing it. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. mr. balthazar is that concluding the public commenters? it does, madam chair. >> chair chan: thank you, madam clerk. call item 6. >> clerk: item number 6 is future agenda items. for those who wish to speak on this item press star 3 to be added to the queue. madam chair. >> chair chan: colleagues, i see that anyone has future agenda items that you're interested in and i want to just make sure that everyone is away that there's no august meeting and the next meeting will be september 17th, friday, september 17th. and anyone else would like to introduce future items

let's bring in jim gray, sports caster and fox news contributor.you this afternoon. this is a headline grabber obviously. big news from simone biles. what do you make of it? >> well, we're seeing mental health come to the forefront. we saw it with michael phelps, the weight of gold. we saw it today with simone biles. she said she's been the face of the olympics for quite a while now. it's a heavy burden. we saw that burden today. she didn't want to put her team in peril. >> martha: you know, it's interesting, jim. this emergence of this discussion. i think people are a lot more aware of mental health issues today. when you look at olympics in the past, i was reading one of these accounts of these young women that talks about having these emotional stresses because after the olympics, they didn't do at well in the national things that they were competing in. i couldn't help think, that is the way athletics is. you're in the spot light one moment and the next somebody else is better than you. it's part of what we've seen throughout the history of spo

when i watch sports caster, sometimes they've got to fill that air, fill the time. of those things that in my opinion is just nonsensical. if you go back historically, even historically, roberto clemente. he was the biggest star on the dodgers. sammy sosa, he speaks english and i still don't know what he's saying. it's amazing. i'll be honest with you. let me tell you something, man, when i sigh otani hit the ball. i don't sit there and go, i wonder what speech he'll go afterwards. i'm really looking forward to his speech. no, he is fun to watch. as an iranian american, i'll do a shout-out to my fellow iranian, an iranian basketball player named hamad that hadadi that played for the memphis grizzlies. he was 7'2" and some memphis fan came up to him and with a big old southern accent said, hey, hadadi, i love you, you had a great game last night. and i turned to him and said, you know, you're doing more for world peace than a lot of politicians are. the world is big now. the kids love otani. i love otani. i'm an oakland as fan. he's on the angels. i love the guy. >>

in which a news caster a journalist supposedly had a profound and immediate decisive effect on us foreign policy. so for a course in foreign policy in the press, this is an interesting if historic anecdote and if we can assess the likelihood of this happening or not, just as we can assess the likelihood of hurst having told his artist in cuba, please remain you furnished the pictures and i'll furnish the war. these are powerful. anecdotes that purport to tell us something about the interaction and the roles of the news media. and the shaping and conduct of us foreign policy. and they've been held up as such they've been held up as such the cronkite moment is said to be an example of telling truth to power and the effects that that can have. if that's so that's that's important to realize but if it's not if they're doubts about the cronkite moment, whether it really did have that kind of effect that too is important understand and to dissect. olivia yeah, i was just gonna touch on the question that you asked a little bit more about the importance of when it took place. i think a recording

minute a little bit of slowing around ground line road and then clear through dublin and towards casterolden gate bridge, we talk about this spot, tell your friends from out of town they will have fog on the south side some times later in the day continuing to the north side. that's where they can get iconic shots visiting town for the holiday weekend. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the fastest woman in america may miss the olympics. a u.s. olympic source tells smbs news american track star shah carry richardson tested positive for marijuana following her win in the 100 meter race and has been suspended from the olympic team and is banned from competing in that race but may be possibly able to compete in other events. it's unclear if she will appeal the drug test results. richardson on thursday tweeted i am human. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay" including a massive amount of illegal fireworks seized at california's border. a supreme court ruling impacting voting rights. what it means for those heading to the ballot box. >>> the race under way to pass more relief to renters

hormone levels or forfeit the spot in the olympics, the pair is now left in no man's land, much like casterwho lost her legal battle over the same issue in 2019. and finally, if it's not breast-feeding or hormones, what about plain old wage discrimination? despite their historic success, players on the u.s. women's national soccer team still earn only 89 cents for every dollar that get paid to men. and they get less money in prizes and less money in bonuses. so equal pay somehow still elusive even in 2021, even when you are fighting for olympic gold for the home team, brianna. >> man, your story is ticking me off, laura. i know that's the point of it, but from the beginning there especially you're talking about mothers with children. it's just -- oh my goodness. where are we? >> hard choices, right? >> laura, thank you for taking us through that. >> sure. >>> summer camps are reporting some new outbreaks, so what is the effect of the delta variant on children? we'll speak with a pediatrician. >>> plus, just despite just weeks to go before the u.s. fully leaves afghanistan, americans are str

do we finish her caster her ballot -- casting her ballot? if we do does she come back? what's the word of mouth as that experience spreads like wildfire, bad chisme? that can't be who we are and the idea this bill makes voting easier in this instance, i don't see how. there are no cases of voter fraud relating to voter assistance. in county if a, just to give you numbers -- in fact, just to give you numbers and i'll wrap up -- mr. raskin: please. mr. bernal: the likelihood of voter fraud in texas is less than anyone of us being struck by lightning. mr. raskin: thank you, representative bernal, for your excellent testimony. and members are very patient. i'll hold off on my questioning and allow mr. mfume to go. then we'll go directly to the ranking member. mr. mfume: thank you very much, mr. chair. and members of the committee. mr. chair, i want to thank you as i have done privately and repeatedly for holding this hearing and bringing us to this point. your leadership on this is very, very important. [indiscernible] and there is no real redundancy in talking something so

there is fantastic research by philip tadlock who wrote the book super core casters. but he did, he was a critic for much of his career about pundits on television. he said this is going to happen at this one's going to win the election pretty actually follow it up and said how often are they correct? he found they were correct less than chance. the experts, you want to be careful about that. what he said was under people who can do that, who can actually in a year or year end a half on politics and war and the trends and marketplaces, he with the cia built a website called the judgment projects. if you go tonight think you can see it. whoever was engaged and they studied the people who were actually good at that. and one of the key things they found is that these people have networks around them. they have friends who will say that is a ridiculous idea. that is where they can agree to disagree respectfully. but same relationship. those people then can take an idea or an insight about them, that it, reshape it and reshape it. therefore have a much more accurate view o

thank you, chair caster and for the opportunities to testify. again, my name is katherine coleman flowers and i'm the development manager for the justice initiative and the founder director for rural enterprise and environmental justice in montgomery, alabama and i served as a practitioners residents for the theological seminary as well as the boards of the national resource defense council and the climate reality project. as stated in 2020 i was awarded the fellowship and a book entitled waste, and there were resilient-- i am miles county, too, has had a proud history of fighting for equality and the right to vote in addition to the early 1900's sharecroppers organized for jobs and justice and many included my father, my three brothers and myself served in the united states military. we have a deep leg tri -- legacy and rely on our core of democratic values even if they failed us. and provided for us, the knowledge to know when we're out of balance with creation, that failure is exemplified through fish kills, more powerful storms, higher groun

a new kid caster. or two -- [laughter] bill: good morning. nice to see all three of you as we bin a fresh week here. good morning. what happened with these texas dems who are now covid-positive? how did this happen in meanwhile, more suggesting the pandemic could have been a lab leak, we've got more on that. a weekend on crime, a broken record. and the very first space tourist made his mission 20 years a ago. he's going to tell us today what the world's richest man can expect at this hour tomorrow morning. so we'll see you guys ten minutes away, top of the hour. g] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? every day in busin