superintendent thurman, thanks for joining us today.'ve covered a lot of news, i'm sure you have been to many school board meetings, but what happened last night, the state superintendent kicked out of a school board meeting, that is extra ordinary. are you still in disbelief yourself? >> i would just i have never seen this. i am a former school board member, i've never seen such lack of decorum. i'm worried about the message that it sends to young people. we should be able to debate issues and be civil about it. we saw the worst behavior that you could expect in a school board setting. but we are going to stand up for our students and protect them from those who promote hate and harm. we are on the job. we will keep moving in support of our students. kristen: what was at stake? we knew it was going to be heated. what was the board proposing, that they later passed? >> the board proposed that school staff would be required, forced, really, to notify parents of a student identified as transgender or changed the pronouns by which they wan

let's listen to the song night watch performed by uma thurman on the podcast 20 years later .y there is no crime, but so that the world does not hit, now the divorce is for blood, there is a war guys, from above the valve weaves a pattern through the dark streets flies. night watch, you have not yet understood that he acted badly and that the sorceress divorced him as well as badly, but the strength of another anton salt. and that means he will work on patrol for years, gorodetsky has passed, he doesn’t push, he drinks vodka with vampires, he’s friends, the boss. good wiser, 60 was usso notes. wire cause you need to go rather, a vampire hairdresser with a girlfriend of their will to themselves turned on a teenager. decided to have dinner vile just started a fight with great difficulty. come on with scissors was seriously wounded in battle near death. one can say along the edge, i flew out quickly, still it is necessary for someone not to take it right. they will close the evil to my brother and the mint light my spider will fly in with its mouth praying the night watch flies,

state superintendent of schools tony thurman shouted down and kicked out tony thurman. i appreciate you being here tremendously, but here's the problem. we're here because of people like you. may i have as a point of order, as the board order. this is not your meeting. you may have a seat. because if i did that to you in sacramento, you would not accept it. thurman was told to leave the meeting held by the chino valley unified school district in san bernardino county after expressing his opposition to a controversial policy. it requires administrators to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender. in the end, the school board voted to approve the policy. i just don't feel like it was the right example to set for young people . there was a lack of decorum. we think that this policy falls outside the bounds of the law as it relates to what students can expect in terms of safety and privacy. board president sonia shah told reporters she kicked thurman out because he continued to speak past his allotted one minute. 83 other people signed up to speak on the poli

the board president said thurman was kicked out because he went over his allotted time of one minute to speak. in the end, the school board voted to approve that policy. before you know it, it will be back to school. and because of that supply drive is underway. we have partnered with supply bank to make sure that bay area students are packed up and ready to go to donate. you can scan the qr code here on your screen or you can visit ktvu. com slash school supply drive together. we hope to raise $50,000 for an estimated 2500 bay area students as a community in scotland is pushing back against an american developer that it says will ruin their small village. they are just 100 residents in the town of kenmore. it's about 70 miles north of glasgow. many of them have discovery land company that's based in scottsdale, arizona. the company purchased several properties in the area and plan to build a gated community. locals, though, fear that this quiet village will turn into a playground for the super rich. there's going to be 208 lot luxury homes on that. other developments, they range. fr

state superintendent of schools tony thurman shouted down and kicked out tony thurman . appreciate you being here tremendously. but here's the problem. we're here because of people like you. may i have as a point of order, as the board order. this is not your meeting. you may have a seat. because if i did that to you in sacramento, you would not accept it. please sit. thurman was told to leave the meeting held by the chino valley unified school district in san bernardino county after expressing his opposition to a controversial policy. it requires administrators to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender. in the end, the school board voted to approve the policy. i just don't feel like it was the right example to set for young people. there was a lack of decorum. we think that this policy falls outside the bounds of the law as it relates to what students can expect in terms of safety and privacy. board president sonia shah told reporters she kicked thurman out because he continued to speak past his allotted one minute. 83 other people signed up to speak on

you can imagine vladimir and sergey krestovsky, the legendary group of uma thurman o my friends, here, in addition to the legends, there is another person who flies into the devil and never flies out of them , that is, what do you need? and you, by the way what do you think, why did you combine it into one program, what is between you? maybe common friends? we are beautiful, this is a fact, we actually united you. not just like that, you have a song in which there are references to luce, maybe, right? what did you do? let's go, boys. okay, we lived for 15 years. but now you've left you. no, you left in your orange cry. i'll give in general, but you give in general, damn it, and you left and didn't say. i'll be back soon, wait, you'll do it, how can i be alone, you left in your orange raincoat. but you give in general. well, you give in general, damn it, and you left. i didn't say i 'll be back soon. i'm already tryin to send, how am i going to? by the way, i don't have an orange square. your group is named after the legendary actress umaturma, how is it that 's how we sat and decided

state superintendent tony thurman objected to the policy.y officers then led him out after the school board president said he spoke over his allotted minutes. >>> a huge settlement for a former students a heat at university of san francisco. a jury awarded maria gaelic $750,000. gaelic sued her former basketball coach, molly goodbauer, and usf in 2021 accusing goodbauer of abusive behavior and causing emotional distress. her sister marta, also a former player, sued the coach but the same jury ruled against her case. a spokesperson for usf dead it disagreed with the verdict and would pursue legal remedies. >>> and those who served and sacrificed for the community honored. firefighters at the contra costa county fire department rang the bell for two fallen firefighters. the firefighters marked the 16th anniversary of the deaths of captain matt burton and engineer scott desmond. in 2007, both men died on duty while making a valiant effort to rescue an elderly couple trapped in their burning home. firefighters and family members gathered in fron

you can imagine vladimir and sergey krestovsky, the legendary group of uma thurman my friends, here,gends , there is another person who never leaves them. by the way, what do you think, why you were united by one program, what is between you? maybe common friends we are beautiful. this is a fact, we actually united you, not just like that, you have a song in which there is a mention of luce, maybe this is what you did? let's go boys. we lived for 15 years. but now you've left you. no, you will give orange crying in general, damn it, and you left the skate. i'll be back soon, how can i be alone, you left in your orange. well, you give in general, damn it, you left. i didn't say i 'll be back soon doing, how am i going to. well by the way, i don't have an orange pad. your group is named after a legendary actress. umaturman how it is like this how we sat and decided that the group would be called umaturman how it happened that we reached a dead end, we went through all the possible names. and what were the options or what are you listening to? cool well, different, in fact, there were d

kristen: thurman said the policy likely violates a right to after he was kicked out of the school boardon policy anyway, regarding transgender students. julian: the first and largest organization of her parents of lgbtq children is celebrating its anniversary this weekend. kristen: many families will be celebrating including a local family that turned a high school into a wonderland for pride prom. >> the pride prom is essentially like any other is a safe space for the lgbtq community and for its allies. we are trying to flip the narrative to say there are other ways we can do this. we did not have that kind of hierarchy. >> i got to volunteer during the pride prom, so it was nice. >> it was a bunch of people having fun and dancing. a boy can dance with another boy, a girl with a girl, and they will not be judged. i had the ability to feel free as a gay individual and not have to hide or mask it. high school, like aspects of society, are heteronormative. >> having support from pfla definitely help other students who may be struggling to find communities for themselves. and also just fin

. >> thurman was escorted out of the building. the school board preponderate said he's received backlash for supporting the parent notification policy. in a statement given to fox news at night, she said, quote, i am so disheartened that i'm getting death threats on my life because i want to keep parents involved in their students life. i'm saddened. this is what has come to be because parents want to be involved in their children's life. thurman says he plans to challenge this new rule on a state and federal level. >> we are hoping to get the school board president on the show soon. thank you. let's bring in the co-author of the new book mediocratiy. it's always great to have you. it's amazing to me that the california superintendent of public instruction is literally fighting tooth and nail to keep secrets from parents. what do you think about this process? >> it's really disgusting. we have some people here in 2023 fighting to keep sexual secrets from parents when it comes to their own children. it's ridiculous. this gives me h

if they choose to use a different restaurant great state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman opposes the policy pretty calls it radical and says it tramples on the safety and rights of students. he had a very heated exchange with a school board president who was in favor of the new rule. >> the point of order as the board precooked this is not your meeting you may have a seat because if i did that to you in sacramento you would not expect it. please sit. you are not going to blackmail us. [cheering] >> thurman was escorted out of the building by security after that exchange rate people shouted him down and the school board president said she has received backlash for supporting the. notification policy. in a statement given exclusively to fox news yesterday, she said quote i am so disheartened i am getting death threats on my life because i want to keep parents involved in their children's life. i am saddened we are at a point in time and this is what it has come to be. because of parents want to be involved in their children's life. also the state superintendent reportedly s

you let the folks peak call the next speaker. >> thurman ultimately escorted out of the meeting before the board voted to approve the policy in a 4 to one vote. a state attorney general rob bonta says that he's now open to pursuing legal action against the policy. meanwhile, a fire, a dispute over curriculum between a different southern california school board. and governor newsom continues angry outbursts punctuated the emergency school meeting friday night in temecula and despite newsom's objection, the board has banned the social studies book it deems inappropriate for children. chris wolfe has the latest on the battle. >> well, we're pushing grooming and contentious, volatile at times. the temecula valley unified school board voted for a 3rd time on friday whether to accept a state compliant social studies curriculum for elementary students after rejecting it twice before. >> controversy has been swirling around the material, including a text book which offers instruction on the contributions of members of the lgbtq+ community as well as other ethnic and cultural groups. supplement

we're not trying to trample on local control. >> thurman says while other states are trying to strips, he wants to make sure california is going the opposite direction. he's created a task force in hopes of elevating the conversation and getting more californians involved. >> and maybe california will be at the forefront. >> i wouldn't be surprised if there's a proposition. >>> in the north bay people in novato are being warned about a family of black bears spotted yesterday afternoon in the park. police were called about a mother bear seen with her two cubs in one of the busiest areas. the bears were gone by the time officers arrived but there were clear signs they had been there. police are telling everyone to be cautious. >> they're wild animals. stay away from the wild animals. give them the opportunity to enjoy themselves. there shouldn't be any interaction and interactions are fairly rare. >> state fish and wildlife experts say in general bears are afraid of humans and aggressive behavior is rare. but bears will be defensive when protecting their young or if they're startled. >

you let the folks speak call the next speaker. >> thurman was ultimately escorted out of the meeting before the board voted to approve the policy in a 4 to one vote. state attorney general rob bonta says that he's open to pursuing legal action against the policy. in the meantime, there's a fire, a dispute over curriculum between the southern belt and california school board. and governor gavin newsom, angry outbursts punctuated the emergency school meeting friday night in temecula and despite newsom's objections, the board has banned a social studies book it deems inappropriate for children. chris wolfe has the latest on the battle. >> well, we're pushing grooming and contentious, volatile at times. the temecula valley unified school board voted for a 3rd time on friday whether to accept a state compliant social studies curriculum for elementary students after rejecting it twice before. >> controversy has been swirling around the material, including a text book which offers instruction on the contributions of members of the lgbtq+ community as well as other ethnic and cultural groups

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tony thurman says he has already formed a committee to help that process. several others have already declared their campaigns to replace governor newsom when he turns out. that includes the lieutenant governor, secretary of future farmers of america and former state comptroller. >>> hollywood writers and actors staging a flash mob outside of two big movie studios, sending a message to disney and paramount which is the parent company of cbs news bay area to reach a deal with the writers guild. the writers have been on strike for nine weeks . the contract for the actors union is also set to expire, but these negotiations are ongoing. union members do say that they are prepared to strike, too, if they failed to reach a deal with the studios. >> this is something unique. we wanted to bring attention to the cause. whatever can get more eyeballs. >> the clock keep stepping but there is a lot of negotiating. it is tough but also really motivating to be out here with people. >> the alliance of motion picture and television producers released a statement saying the

state school superintendent tony thurman.ght he tweeted he's exploring a run and has filed a statement of intension to do so. thurmond is actually from the bay area and once served on richmond's city council before the state assembly. governor newsom will be out by 2026 and east bay native rob bonta. >>> deputies in the basin are looking for a hotel prowler with a bizarre agenda. women were awakened by 4:30 in the morning by that man touching their feet and then running away. this happened early sunday and early monday. this is at an undisclosed resort in the nevada side of the lake. this is below zephyr cove and douglas county. in each of the cases the rooms were on the ground floor and in one case the intruder left through a sliding screen door. >>> new at 11:00, investigators say they may never find who put cocaine in the white house on sunday. secret service agents found a bag with white powder in the west wing of the white house. the president was at camp david at the time. of a a few tests they confirmed it was cocaine.

. >>> state schools chief tony thurman is thinking of running for governor in 2026. the bay area native tweeted last night he has already formed a committee to explore a run. right now he is fully focused on his job as state school superintendent. if elected governor though thurmond said he'd want to take on maga extremists who want to ban books and wants to defend teachers and students against the constant assault against our democracy. the state attorney general is another contender. >>> president biden was on the road today touting the economy and benefits of his infrastructure bill to south carolinians. while he talks in a key state, on the international front the treasury secretary is trying to smooth relations with china. >> reporter: president biden on the road today in south carolina trying to sell the benefits of his economic policies and infrastructure bill to red state voters. >> our plan is working. >> reporter: the president spotlighting job growth as a new report shows the private sector added a much better than expected 497,000 jobs in the month of jun

thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the schools and the government knows what's best for your kids and we'll decide what use the parent can cannot know and how much you can be involved. and california attorney general rob bonta says he is open to legal action citing concerns over civil rights. we did reach out to president shop for comment but did not hear back as of news time reporting from the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> the town of youngsville is alerting residents of a precautionary boil water. notice town offici

thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the schools and the government knows what's best for your kids and we'll decide what use the parent can cannot know and how much you can be involved. and california attorney general rob bonta says he is open to legal action citing concerns over civil rights. we did reach out to president shop for comment but did not hear back as of news time reporting from the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a discovery that could contribute to new diagnostic test. send even treatments for d

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legendary actress umaturma, how is it that 's how we sat and decided that the group would be called uma thurmanall the possible names. and what were the options? listen. cool well, different, in fact, there were different names and the way we had the song was already written like that at that time. one girl suggested saying, let's do nothing, let's call it crazy, fog , the birds whispered to us here that you even tried to convey, and the clip that you made is comic, and i listened to the track of the umeturma itself, i'm a different story. i met her father. it's just that he was in moscow and i gave him the records. that no one knows whether he passed it on or not, my friend gave me a gift for my fortieth birthday. he somehow found his muturman, and she recorded a video greeting for my birthday. the only thing they asked was not to publish this record, therefore, since then, too, how old i am now 47 7 years ago, how did you come to music in general. have you always been musicians? or maybe you worked different jobs. it is interesting to earn all sorts of different jobs at different jobs. yes, o

today in the studio with us were the incomparable bands uma thurman and lucy chebotina, my beautiful cross. vali karnaval gypsy band anton lavrentiev and it was a non-format podcast. and now we all get up and give way to this scene, people are friends. when he comes in, they look only at him at all men, with who, like behind a stone wall, he is like from a resolute movie. it's all me constantly say happiness, love the silence. and i want her looking away crying. there are many in my piggy bank. break hearts and it seems like you wanted a happy ending and everyone was so hoping for something more. and i don't need anyone but you . if the whole world is against us, i will not stop loving you. and even if suddenly we are chased, you will shoot and succumb. they constantly say happiness loves silence. and i want you to fucking cry on us all constantly alien to the salary of all constantly say happiness loves silence. and i want her to relax, i’m swimming now all the people, i’m waiting for my creative industry podcast with you elena kiper and roman pockets media manager, chief chief chie

. ♪ ♪ thurman was shouted down and then kicked out.remendous, here's the problem. we're here because of people le you. may i have as a point of order as the board order. this is not your meeting. you may have a seat. because if i did that to you in sacramento, you would not accept it. please sit. i got a point of order. you're not going to blackmail us? you already. thurman was told to leave the meeting held by the chino valley unified school district in san bernardino county. after expressing his opposition to a policy that requires administering others to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender. in the end, the school board voted to approve that policy. i just don't feel like it was the right example to set for young people. there was a lack of decorum. we think that this policy falls outside the bounds of the law as it relates to what students can expect in terms of safety and privacy. well, board president sonia shah told reporters she kicked thurman out because he continued to speak past his allotted one minute. 83

state school superintendent, tony thurman, last night tweeted he intends to run and followed a statement he intends to do so. governor newsom will be termed out in '26. other names being tossed around is rob bonta. >>> looking out in san josÉ this morning where we are striking a cooldown. kari hall has more on what we can expect. how low will it go, kari? >> we better all take it in because temperatures are now in the mid to upper 50s. it's 58 degrees as you head out in san mateo, and 52 in martinez and 58 degrees in dublin. in morgan hill going from the upper 50s and cloudy to starting to see more sunshine. the marine layer will roll in and give us morning clouds and clearing out for the afternoon and temperatures warming up and heading for the low 80s in the south county. most of us in the 70s for the inland areas. we will get a look at the weekend coming up, but before you hit the road, mike has a look at gas prices. >>> 3.99 are gone from the south bay, but san josÉ has 4.09, and then 4.29, pleasant hill and marin county. these reports come from you on gasbuddy.com. a little slowing

thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. all we're saying is that if that's happening, the parents need to be brought in know about it as well. they should not be excluded. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend. this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the schools and the government knows what's best for your kids and we'll decide what use the parent can cannot know and how much you can be involved. i think that's and california attorney general rob bonta says he is open to legal action citing concerns over civil rights reporting from the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. a woman thought she probably would ne

state school superintendent, tony thurman, and he has filed a statement of intention to do so.he's from the bay area, once serving on richmond city council before moving on to the state assembly. newsom will be termed out in 2026, and other names are being tossed around, one being bob alta. >>> in may the bald eagle was caught on camera carrying the hawk later named toughie. a photographer tells "the chronicle" toughie probably died of starvation. >> that was sad. let's move on. >>> this is the east bay overlooking walnut creek. no air-conditioning you are saying today, kari? >> you can see it there, we have natural air-conditioning, and that comes in the form of the morning clouds we see blanketing the bay area. we can see it's mostly cloudy, but at least visibility is clear as you are crossing the san mateo bridge. our morning commute starts out in the bay area in the upper 50s and the clouds linger a little longer today, but as we head into the afternoon once the valleys clear out we will head for the mid to upper 70s. only a few spots reaching the upper 80s like morgan hill

he somehow found thurman for him and she recorded a video congratulation on my birthday. the only thing they asked was not to publish this entry, so since then. for now, how old i am now 47 7 years ago, how in general, you came to music. have you always been musicians or have you worked in different jobs interesting all sorts of different worked in different jobs. yes, of course, very different in different jobs. i have always loved to sing and from childhood he always sang loudly on the streets in buses. you know, my parents were embarrassed to go because i was drinking on the bus. you know now come and start. oh, well, only came ashore, katyusha, something like that in general with us. so while i was walking to the driver. i loved watching him drive in general. i dreamed of becoming a bus driver. i sang and then, when my older brother became a celebrity in nizhny novgorod, she had her own group performing there. so i thought, can't i write a song. well, out of envy, i actually started writing guitar and started writing songs. this is how the person wanted to be. uh, the

. >> i'm honestly asking, are you falling for newsom and tony thurman?id concerns of sexualized material. the latest in a heated debate with governor newsom. daniel malina as a father of three who voiced his concerns at the meeting and a marine corps veteran who joins us now. good morning. can you explain to us what the objections from parents are over the new textbook? >> good morning. most of the local community's biggest objection is in the sexualization of kids. the biggest thing going on is in california, the school board was banning curriculum, this was never a ban. what was so discussed was to push off this curriculum later in the year so that parents will received, all parents can receive ample time to review the curriculum and we will make the decision as far as what is age appropriate for what we are teaching children. joe: the book includes the new textbook, you haven't had a new one since 2,006, make sense to bring in new material but includes a healthy section about lgbt q plus activists in history, harvey mill being one of them, there's no

here is thurman and the school board president's reaction to the incident. >> what i saw here tonights just catering to a mob mentality that is disregard for the safety of many of our students who are vulnerable and at risk. >> we think he is a danger to our students he continues to push things that pervert children and he continues to push out parents and bring in policies to create division between families. >> california attorney general also weighing in pretty says a new policy strip students of their freedoms and violence their economy today and the statement he said as a father of three it breaks my heart to think of the bullying, harassment and hate our lgbtq+ community are forced to endure unfortunately even sometimes in their own homes. however, in that heated meeting some parents strongly agreed with this new policy arguing that they have a right to know what is going on with her kids. >> falling through what you said because nothing is more important than taking our children. [applause] >> state superintendent said he plans to challenge this new policy about they state and

thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the schools and the government knows what's best for your kids and we'll decide what use the parent can cannot know and how much you can be involved. and california attorney general rob bonta says he is open to legal action citing concerns over civil rights. we did reach out to president shop for comment but did not hear back as of news time reporting from the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> the u.s. women's soccer team began its quest for 3rd straight world cup championship tonight. an

after gavin newsom is termed out on twitter thurman who's led the california department of education in his current role since 2019 said over the coming months, i will be seriously exploring a run for governor in 2026. and i have formed a committee to begin that process. lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis has already announced her candidacy in this race. well, former controller betty yee said she intends to announce her candidacy in the near future. general rob bonta has also said he's strongly considering a run for governor. still to come tonight at 8, the story of resilience and a four-legged friend. >> we're going to talk to the owner of this path as she finds out how she can get some much needed help to raise money for costly medical bills. also ahead, the new drug it is showing significant promise slowing the progress of alzheimer's. the fda has given full approval to a drug that can slow the progression of alzheimer's. studies show that. >> this drug, which is called the candy can clear the brain plaque that is linked to the disease and slow memory decline by at least 5 month

thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. all we're saying is that if that's happening, the parents need to be brought in know about as well. they should not be excluded. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend. this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the schools and the government knows what's best for your kids and we'll decide what use the parent can cannot know and how much you can be involved. i think that's and california attorney general rob bonta says he is open to legal action citing concerns over civil rights reporting from the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news officials in lake tahoe say too many tour

strom thurman, he was looked after, he had drivers, he had carriers around him.reed so readily on term limits. douglas: i wouldn't mind term limits. this should be policed by the voter and it weirdly isn't. feinstein and mcconnell are distinguished public servants, have had extraordinary careers and they're at risk of being remembered for this sort of really just cringe-making, embarrassing moments. i checked beforehand. look at the average age of world leaders around the world. donald trump, 77, joe biden, over 80, joe biden will be 86 attend of a second term. go around the rest of the world. justin trudeau, not my favorite political leaders, shows that age is not everything. trudeau is 51. macrw is 45, sunak in the u.k. is 43. i think only in america of all the democracies, we've got this strange thing of people in their 80s and 90s holding their grip on politics. rachel: they're given that power by the people. i look at mitch mcconsistent fell, why would mitch mcconnell want to do this? he doesn't have kids, doesn't have grandkids, this is his life. i really b

i thought, you know -- ever since i saw "kill bill," all of them but the famous fight between uma thurmanrk, i love it. to see myself do this, it's thrilling to me. i want to do it more, i loved it. >> jimmy: this is a very wet movie. there's a lot of rain in the movie. >> you cannot even believe. it all -- the third character, the fourth character, the storm is a character in the movie. it's a huge, massive storm. we had to -- there were rain towers and wind machines. we were wet every single day of the shoot. just sopping wet. not like you take your boot off and dump tons of water out of it. there's something freeing about being that -- you didn't have to worry about your eye liner smudging or anything. you just relished the fact that you were dirty and it didn't matter. you know? the dirtier you got, it was just -- it was fun. we even had to, you know -- at a certain point you've got to go to the bathroom. you're in the woods. it's like, why get in a golf cart and go back to the trailer? i'm just going to pee right here. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: in the woods? >> i

thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the schools and the government knows what's best for your kids and we'll decide what use the parent can cannot know and how much you can be involved. and california attorney general rob bonta says he is open to legal action citing concerns over civil rights. we did reach out to president shop for comment but did not hear back as of news time reporting from the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> for your health tonight, officials in the outfield issuing an advisory for residents to boil the

thurman said, quote, over the coming months, i will be seriously exploring a run for governor in 2026ttorney general rob bonta has also said that he is also strongly considering a run. lieutenant governor alene kounalakis already announced her candidacy in the race and former controller betty yee says she intends to announce her candidacy in the near future as well. okay. we're going to take a break and a 41 still ahead. the giants. luckily avoid a sweep by the mariners will have highlights coming up in a moment. >> and metal launching its alternative to twitter, going head to head with that company will tell you what their new social media site can do. >> a 43 right now. let's talk sports and the a's won. and so did the giants. the giants to get swept yeah. that was all they wanted to do was not lose that 3rd and final game in the series and they did. they did not lose. i should say the good when we got for sports director jason dumas with the highlights. after an amazing june. the giants are slumping a bit. they've lost 4 in a row. >> and last night they look to get back on track wi

today in the studio with us were the incomparable bands uma thurman and lucy chebotina my wonderful presentersali karnaval gypsy band group anton lavrentiev and it was a non-format podcast. and now we're all standing up and making this scene. lucy 's friends. when he enters, they look only at him, he is of all men, with whom he is like behind a stone wall, as if from a movie, a decisive cold look. here is your raspberry. stop, i love you, so that everything is always said happiness loves silence. and i want her to cry looking. ke many break hearts and seems to want a happy ending and everyone was so hoping for me something more. and i don't need anyone but you. if the whole world is against us, i will not stop loving you. and even if you suddenly chase after us, you will shoot and feed cartridges. everything constantly say to happiness you love silence. and i want to go back to fucking crying hollywood all the time tv parts of love silence i will cry all constantly say happiness love your wife. and i want her looking away crying all the time you love silence. and i want hello. this is tatyana

thurman said over the coming months, i will be seriously exploring a run for governor in 2026.i a committee that begins that that begin that process. attorney general rob bonta has also said he strongly considering a run today. governor elaine, it could be a lock us already announced her candidacy in this race. well, former controller betty yee says she intends to announce her candidacy in the near future. all right. well, questions still swirling after secret service agents discovered cocaine powder inside of the white house. allude to that story now, our dc correspondent raquel martin has the very latest. >> the wild is making it crystal clear. the president and his family were not at the white house in the days leading up to this incident. they also say the powder was located in an area of the white house accessible to many people, including tour groups. >> the white house as secret service is investigating exactly how cocaine powder made its way inside the west we have confidence that the secret service is going to get to the bottom of this. in a statement, the secret servi

and laura is wearing a wig like uma thurman in "pulp fiction." >> and i mean it's just -- you know, youre about to get worse. >> we're going to be together forever, and you're not going to be with anyone else ever. >> we start listening to calls. >> i'm glad everybody's gone. it's just you and me now. >> what? >> she wanted taylor out. m goin. (clerk) okay... layla is our messenger pigeon. (customer 2) what? (customer 1) oh my gosh. (clerk) this is mostly secure. (customer 3) mostly? (customer 4) fairly secure? (clerk) yes, sir (customer 5) this is crazy. (clerk) you know what else is crazy? that sms text that he's sending? it's unencrypted. other people might see your text just like other people might see that letter. (customer 1) you're kidding. (clerk) no. ♪ indiana jones theme song ♪ ♪ ♪ we're going up around the bend ♪ get a free ticket to see indiana jones and the dial of destiny when you spend $35 at applebee's. ♪ a song and a smile for the banjo ♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and now please welcome ana montoya. [applause] [suspense] ( ♪ ) hello there,