brenner six hours to complete reyna's surgery. now reyna's finally able to take a deep breath. i looked at myself, and i just said, it's going to be fine. i just have to heal. >> hi, yeah, so i'm still on my healing journey. >> reporter: angela white is continuing to work on herself. she's hoping to lead the way once again. >> beauty fades. fashion fades. there's a new collection every season. your brain and your mindset, you're going to have that for the rest of your life. start living in your truth. can't touch me, i'm live in my truth. >> our thanks to zohreen. for more on blac chyna's journey, watch "impact by "nightline": explants busting free" streaming on hulu. >>> up next, sharks in the water. and they do bite. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about

that is what andrew brenner said. that is the markets in the u.s.. let's check in and see how asian markets are faring in get over to bloomberg's tania chen. how are things looking out there? >> asia stocks today are a bit of a mixed bag as you are saying. it has been an emotional roller coaster in asia looking at hong kong shares first, and in the week on a positive note. we got a drip feed of measures helping the property sector, capital controls today at ourselves. there has been a positivity around the developers, dolly and wanda group looking at potentially a key unit of assets that will potentially help them pay off a dollar bond do in a few days. it has been a hard three-day streak in the high-yield market in china. outside of china, in taiwan, they are the biggest laggards in asia stocks today. tsmc cutting their annual outlook and putting arizona plans on hold, bleeding into the forex markets. if you look at the korean won, earlier it was over 1% and kospi was down. korea is seen as a proxy to taiwan given the shared relationship around the

and sticking with the wheelchair races, | with the wheelchair races, switzerland's catherine brennerin on friday with a 100m. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. there's still no end in sight to the unsettled run of weather that we're in the middle of at the moment. we had a day of sunshine and showers on thursday but we've got something wetter and windier moving in for friday. it's this area of cloud — an area of low pressure that will continue to develop, continue to strengthen through friday and saturday and will ultimately bring some strong winds across many areas with gales for some — those winds strong enough to bring some localised disruption. now, the rain from that system has already started to arrive across the south—west of the uk. there's been a bit of damp weather as well for northern ireland and western scotland, so you might see a little bit of light rain here for the next few hours. mild start to the day friday, 1a—15 degrees celsius, but it will be blustery as well with some of the strongest winds through the day across wal

only in this way can i return my name to underestimate, brenner is stupid.tand this very well. your group died malyshev too. i 'll show you something. you know how you blew up the suicide bombers in your helicopter. equipment for remote detonation an explosive device controlled via satellite, located in low orbit is aimed with a beacon at the target it turns out that he was testing equipment on you, blowing up a suicide bomber in a helicopter and something else the americans provided information this material is enough to make 5-6 dirty bombs, and, given the equipment. we understand that he intended to work in our group. with the support of all the special services of our countries, this is the essence of our organization. you alone, major, cannot defeat them, disappeared from our field of vision. now we are sure that they are at the finish line, so any mistake on our part in this situation will be very costly. who works on brynner's galanina in such a situation, i prefer to work alone. in in that case, if they take you. he needs to be given more time. and p

2020, melissa can spoke to 48 hours correspondent erin moriarty about the day her sister, marie and brenneri want most is answers and justice, and i also want the world to know, like, my sister mattered. >> reporter: heuermann pleaded not guilty today, based on the heinous nature of these murders, he is being held without bail. his next court date is august 1st. norah? >> norah: so many interesting details. meg oliver, thank you so much beer now to the dangerous temperatures making much of the country with over 100 million americans under heat alerts today from washington state to florida. the massive heat dome is centered over the southwest, with a dozen states topping 100 degrees today. cbs's danya bacchus reports, more than 50 cities could set record highs through the wee weekend. >> this is about as bad as it can get, yeah. >> reporter: if you thought it was hot already, it is about to get worse. these workers installing new air-conditioners in the blazing sun. >> there was no shade up there. there was no shade. >> reporter: the heat dome out west sending temperatures across california

the cold. wagner fighters try to is full brenner and thoughts. when was the fighters occupied? the russian town of rushed off and then started advancing on moscow last month. the rocking policy of guinea precaution seemed sets on a self destructive path, direct confrontation with the criminal commentators and unless assessed the precaution had gone to fall. this time that he left president putin with no choice but to chopping down the rocks in advance with friends of the mutiny. and on june 24th hooton's assessment told me it was uncompromising. don't you see what the new will pay debt is what we're facing now is trees and one reasonable ambitions and personal interests lead to treachery, state treason, and betrayal of other people. just 200 kilometers shy of moscow production called off the advance, the bell, the russian leader said he'd mediated a deal, a precaution, and his mercenaries were being sent to the roots. whereabouts of precaution and assessments of his might be life expectancy for the topics of intense and speculation. now moscow has revealed that just 5 days late

previous reporting starting in the 1980's from alec wilkinson, who wrote the book "big sugar," and marie brenner article in vanity fair. why did you want to look at this issue again now? celeste: well, because many of the issues that they were looking at in terms of immigrant labor, visas, health care, the environment, they're still relevant today, as well as the power that corporations and the people who are behind those corporations have over our politics. so, especially as the farm bill is up -- as it rarely is, it's up for reconsideration again, every five years.reconsideration we felt it was time. stephanie: and of course, the farm bill would include a package of subsidies, including a sugar program. let's get back to this question of migrant labor that the sugar industry had to contend with in the 1970's and 1980's. i want tor podcast where an attorney for the workers talks about the dangers of the job. >> you're swinging a machete eight or 10 hours a day. it's going to slip or you're going to be careless or the field will be uneven or any number of things that will cause you to accidental

let's kick off with peter schiff and global fixed income head andy brenner. andy, your first gut feeling about some pretty significant headlines, among them he said that the fomc no longer is forecasting a recession. >> absolutely, liz. we didn't think there was going to be a recession at any time over it's last 18 months, and we've said that. but let me just focus. powell started the meeting out hawkish, you know in they're not going to -- every meeting is a live meeting, and he could raise rates at any time during one of those meetings. but through the middle of the meeting, he got very dovish. he told you that next week's sluice report is going to be very weak, so credit is weakening. he's basically telling you what next week's report's going to be. ask we saw the 5-year go all the way from, i don't know, maybe move about 7 or 8 basis points, you know, lower in yield. and then towards the end he tried to bring it back a little bit. ultimately, i think it was a tad dovish, but then again that's kind of the way i see things as well. i'm sure peter disagrees.

. >> yule brenner's birthday today. >> by the way, his ads about how he was dead -- when you see this i'll be dead by now. most powerful ad i've ever seen. >> i kau him in king and i, by the way. >> do you think things are calmer than they should be as evidenced by the vixx, for example? >> david, if you want to see the financials get crushed, that's what's happening >> it doesn't fit. ♪ ♪ >> an older suit. >> it's draped on you. >> i used to be 167. i pulled it out of the closet and there it was >> yesterday you wanted to like my jacket on fire. >> yeah. it was a little jim morrison-like. >> ready to call the burn yet? >> light him on fire will you put the phone down for a second i'm trying to talk to you. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm saying if you look at the financials, they've crushed the pe you need a microscope powered by nvidia to see those, 45,000 times. if you want retail, go buy nordstrom and macy's you look at the way the main ral stocks have just collapsed david, health care is under attack from our u.s. government. i used to get service at nordstrom. now it's like service at walg

her drawings in am i pretty when i fly and matthew perry will be in conversation with matt brenner, ourdeputy editor for entertainment and arts. honestly, there are too many phenomenal participant appearing over the weekend to name them all here, but they include mosley, james ellroy got the applause earlier, deserves it. jennifer garner. harvey. aaron zamora. meghan trainor. all right, harvey, there. idina menzel, kevin powell, mark. jeff pearlman. amy spalding. and i'll just stop there. i to acknowledge our festival partnerships this year with apple tv plus and hulu. i'd like to our longtime book prize sponsors, the christopher isherwood foundation and ray bradbury writing works and i'd like to welcome his new book prize sponsors the universal studio and metta. so sit back and please enjoy tonight's book prizes. everyone. now let me pass the mic. our outstanding books editor and emcee boris kachka. thank you, kevin. good evening, everyone. welcome to the in-person the second in-person l.a. times awards in a row. i'd like to start the evening with a quote from an l.a. based novelist. l

i'm marilyn brenner. i also live at 1200 california, which is across the street from the masonic bar. barbara had some different points to make than i'm reiterate a few of them, but my big concern is, is trash. and these have been described as small events. they're not small. they're the non music events are in the neighborhood of 2300 people. the music ones are 3300, more or less. but the sheer level of trash and we did have this meeting with the masonic and live nation and they very nicely agreed to extend their. supervision or whatever you want to call it, of cleaning the sidewalks, not not to limit it anymore to just in front of the masonic, but to extend it at least on our side of the street, which is the north side of california, down to 11 north. so we would really like them to hold to that because it was simply a verbal agreement. but also we have people loitering in our entry. it it's no looks convenient to have uber and people pick you up there, but it's disturbing to us. and they did say that t