so against this backdrop, i'd like to start with you damien. can you tell us a little bit about the debate over whether the united states should participate in the berlin games? i think you're absolutely right that this became a serious point of contention americans from the international. excuse me, the american olympic committee the amateur athletic union debated this and they debated it vigorously even taking trips to germany to to see things for themselves every brundage who was one of the leading figures in american sports was a little cypress supporter of the ideas of american participation in a very close vote the american delegation decided to continue to support the olympics and and to participate and it wasn't just sports organizations who were weighing in this debate. i know jewish organizations the naacp then national association for the advancement of colored people many people and many groups. saw the symbolism there, right? definitely i think i think there was it was widely debated and discussed and the naacp certainly had strong

when they arrived, damien was the suspect. release says as the deputy approached him, began to fight and resist arrest. they were able to eventually get him into a patrol car. >> i'm thinking they're taking my son to jail. i go outside to tell my son goodbye and i love him. at that point, when i got to the side of the truck, my son was laid on the ground. unresponsive. amy: monica lee has said she believes that the sheriff had taken action against the deputies involved in her son's death, maybe they would not have gone on to attack michael jenkins and eddie parker. the lawsuit also holds sheriff bailey responsible for failing to properly train the deputies involved in these incidents. this is rankin county share bryan bailey speaking last week about the charges this former deputies pled guilty to. >> based on the facts and the guilty pleas, they all lied to me the night of this incident. we have cooperated fully with all outside agencies to uncover the truth and bring justice to victims. we also sought assistance from outside

a really good to have you with us, damien mcguinness there. china that many american businesses feel it's too risky to invest in the country. but gina raimondo said she didn't want washington to cut links with the chinese economy. she is on a four—day trip to china to try to improve relations. meanwhile, there ae mounting concerns about the chinese property sector. but gina raimondo said she didn't want washington to cut links with the chinese economy. she is on a four—day trip to china to try to improve relations. the day before more than two billion dollars was wiped off evergrandes market value when it resumed trading for the first time in almost 18 months. now, another property developer, country garden, is causing concern, it was meant to post results today but failed to do so. here's our asia business reporter monica miller. it's china's largest property developer by sale volumes, at least until this year. but like so many chinese real estate businesses, it has been hurt by weak property sales. i mean, this is what you have to take into

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but it was just -- damien, he's swinging for the fences. >> jimmy: damien chazelle. >> the director. really? >> jimmy: yeah, a really good one. [ laughter ] >> i bet it was, he's a genius, i've no doubt. and so are you. and so are doritos. [ laughter ] anyways, he is swinging for the fences with this movie. >> jimmy: yes, because you -- >> so big and ambitious and bold, it's so not the 1920s like you've seen it on screen. it's not cute, flapper girls, charleston. it's a crazy amount of drugs and orgies, it's insane. >> jimmy: your character is in an orgy party. >> yeah. >> jimmy: projectile vomits on a person. >> a lot of people, yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of people. there's a -- >> i fight a rattlesnake. >> jimmy: a fight with a rattlesnake. have you experienced -- >> i'm glad we're having this conversation in front of my mom so she's got a little pre-warning. [ laughter ] she doesn't know what this movie's about. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: now she does. >> yeah, i thought after "the wolf of wall street," nothing was going to shock her. >> jimmy: you've probably vomited on your

damien: he is not going to tuscaloosa or athens.at got me last night, the kicker for the university of virginia cavaliers see milled me. i got a lovely note. jonathan: surveillance van. tom: a lovely note. jonathan: that's what we like to see. that is what winners do. damien: have you been watching winning time? the cast. forget it. jonathan: where's the streaky? -- where's the streaming? damien: i think max. tom: i have to assume you have a giant tv. it dims when you turn on. damien: my vision is not what used to be soy need a bigger picture. jonathan: has a tiny tv. 23 inches. one of the things you put the canvases on? and easel. he puts a little tv on an easel. tom: a couple of years ago. you know. jonathan: so fashion forward. damien: beautiful. kailey: broncos orange. jonathan: thank you, good to see you. coming up, futures unchanged on the s&p 500. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. the

. shes only speaking out and support the striking hollywood writers and actors damien chisel, who's the director of la la land, and he's present of this years of industry. and he came up to the press conference this morning wearing a t shirt with the w g. a logo, that's the logo of the writers union of which damaged cell is also a member. and he said he wanted to show solidarity with the strikes in the us. and to emphasize that these people who are on strike these people are artists and they're not just producing content to fill a pipeline, but they should be respected as artists and to be able to earn a decent living. and this really shows how the strikes, which are happening far away in hollywood are having a huge impact here in venice. it's really almost every only thing everyone who's talking you the finally tonight it's almost as old as the venice film festival but a lot messier. but some of the now the world's most famous fed fight has turned the streets red in the spanish city of virginia, and thousands came from around the world to do battle in the annual tomato throwing festiva

police say the cap >> reporter: the man seen attacked in the video is river boat co-captain damien pickett. police say the captain spent about 45 minutes trying to get the pontoon boat owners to move using a p.a. system before pickett untied the boat >> the co-captain was doing his job. he was simply trying to move the boat just enough to where the cruise ship can park >> reporter: this new video shows other men coming to pickett's aid, as the altercation escalates. the unfolding fight, largely along racial lines, fuchfueling questions about possible hate crime charges. though the chief says there's currently no evidence that would meet the fbi's standard for that >> there was no stone unturned we examined this over a period of time, not only that night, but since that night we were unable to present any inciting a riot or racially biased charges at this time >> reporter: those who witnessed the melee felt helpless what is your takeaway about what you guys witnessed over the weekend? >> it was a big surprise >> it's a shocker, because, like, you never know how people are going to react now

damien mcguinness there with the latest from berlin.dded venice film festival will have less sparkle than normal as it gets under way later today. the hollywood actors' strike means the festival's 80th edition will be a scaled—down event. a few a—list celebs are expected to attend, but the union is telling actors to steer clear. so, what is this likely to mean for the films that are — and possibly aren't — being screened? joining me now from venice is nancy tartaglione, international editor of online entertainment news site deadline. thank you for being with us on the programme. talk to me about how much of a shadow this strike casts over something which is normally way a star—studded affair. something which is normally way a star-studded affair.— something which is normally way a star-studded affair. absolutely. we are auoin star-studded affair. absolutely. we are going to — star-studded affair. absolutely. we are going to feel — star-studded affair. absolutely. we are going to feel it _ star-studded affair. absolutely. we are going to

damien our agent just looked at me and he said, can you get to damien.-check line. everyone has got it now. tom: i just got it a few months ago. it is fantastic. jonathan: they are getting clearer now. tom: i do. jonathan: another good review for the company today. tom: i put my eyes into the thing. i will be using it today. damian sassower with us right now. damien, i want you to talk to the fancy people you will talk to at jackson hole. what -- is it sophisticated markets to the international relations and international economics crew? damien: my honest answer is we are moving into a multi-world, were countries are being forced to take sides between the china and u.s. that is the big question. why do even care? it is all of our christine lagarde after the pmi figures. bruce called at last week. he said he is going to have three pages or less. jonathan: we will build on that. damien: i can tell you what investors are doing weird look, that is really kind of where i see the market going. i am a em guy. i is to trade those contracts. -- used to trade thos

damien: it's a real sense of community.double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> an we're back with our national lead. a story of generational power and back channel image rehabilitation, "the new york times" reports that former new york governor andrew cuomo's sister coordinated with a group of democratic supporters, older women active on twitter to help to fix his public image. this is in 2021 after multiple women accused the democratic governor of sexual harassment. madeline cuomo encouraged group called we decide new york, wdny, to publicly attack if not smear the accusers, including charlotte bennett, cuomo's former aide who said that the governor asked her inappropriate questions about her sex life. claims that he has denied. one of the group's leaders tweeted your life will be dissected like a frog in a high school science class. this after madeline cuomo enco

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. ama: residents in a hotel in san jose say they have been living in dirty and dangerous conditions for years. our reporter shows us that issues and has a response from the mayor. >> it's terrible. toxic water, black mold. this place is toxic. reporter: some of the unhealthy and undignified living conditions described by residents at the unhoused hotel housing. with little to no fixes to their requests commit a say it speaks to the disrespected they received. >> this was supposed to be the standard of the home key program from the governor. and i came here and i thought it was going to be good, but you get what you pay for and this is what we get. reporter: water damage, sockets covered to prevent cockroaches from coming in, mold leaking air conditioners. it is not the first ti

damien: it's a real sense of community.saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> it is back. it is in person. and it comes at a critical time for the entertainment industry. cinequest will roll out the red carpet. >> even if hollywood is embroiled in that strike. how is it going? how is it going to work? scott, we have done this before so many times. do we even get to see those this time? >> reporter: yeah. we will, jessica. it is a really good point. the elephant in the room or on the red carpet i should say is the hollywood strike. but we will see more than 250 films. many of them premier here in the next few weeks at cinequest. there will be a lot of directors, a lot of producers, and not the actors and actresses. that is because of what they can and cannot say during the strike. some of the directors are actually contractually obligated to promote the movie.

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a matt miller alongside damien. we are feeling and because tom, john, and lisa are in jackson hole.have live coverage from them at 8:00 a.m. that goes through jay powell's speech and goes through the afternoon. and then there is an ask was the interview with christine lagarde. a lot to cover today. there's not much going on in markets, knows going to say there's a lot going on, but that's not true. damian: when you look at how great it has been in the u.s. we are at about 4% growth in the u.s.. matt: that is a big delta but better than a stick in the high no matter how you look at it. dana over at envestnet is joining us to give us her take. with the september live meeting, we are not done with cutting rates, we will do that for years, what is new? dana: i think that is why you may not see movement in the market. pretty much what chairman powell will say i think is already priced in. when you look at the fomc minute s from july they were already striking a hawkish tone. inflation has come down since then, but at the same time most economic indicators have been good. gdp blowout comp

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damien: it's a real sense of community.e: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> right now hurricane idalia is taking aim at florida's west coast. the national weather service is warning of life-threatening conditions ahead of the landfall that is expected tomorrow. >> joining us live now from crystal river, florida is jason allen. what are the conditions like right now? >> reporter: so liz and ryan, it is common crystal river, which is great. we had one of those heavy, boisterous areas of rain but now it is calm. this is something that happens as the storm gets closer. we have a lot more rain and a lot more storm surge as the storm gets closer here, too. >> elected leaders in florida were pleading with residents to evacuate. have they been heating that warning and are they getting out? >> for the most part they have. i asked the sheriff about that and he s

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> striking hollywood actors and writers are marking a national day of solidarity by picketing in the bay area. that's outside of netflix headquarters in los gatos this morning. the actors also rallied at disney studios in burbank, where some of hollywood's biggest names vowed to stick together. the issues involve pay and benefits, especially when it comes to streaming royalties. and protection from the use of artificial intelligence. >>> first, it was taylor swift. now, beyonce. santa clara getting ready to host its second megaconcert of the summer. queen bey and the city is extending curfew to accommodate her show. this is the fifth time she has come to levi's. business is expected to get a big boost. hotels selling out fast. tickets going as much as $3,000 a seat. and loc

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. dan: in just two days, beyonce is scheduled to bring one of the biggest concerts of the year to the bay area. ama: it is not just ticketholders awaiting the event. key stakeholders in the local economy are looking forward to a windfall of business. dan: zach fuentes has more on that and how the city of santa clara plans to honor this superstar. zach: levi's stadium was built to handle large crowds. this year, it has hosted some of the most historic concert tours in history. it was quiet monday afternoon, but the city is bracing for beyonce. so is the city of santa clara. >> we are going to present beyonce or her representative with a key to the city, and also i am going to make her honorary mayor for the day while she is here in santa clara. it will be mayor beyonce. zach: th

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> former nfl star michael oher says his adaption -- adoption was a lie. he filed a lawsuit claiming he was never legally adopted. instead they signed papers making them conservator. that gave them legal control over contracts. he didn't realize the discrepancy until february of this year. he claims the family made millions of dollars in royalties and that he received nothing. coming up on nightly news, what he is demanding in that lawsuit. >>> this rental home has been hit by wave hard half a dozen times most recently in june when a tenant was sleeping on the couch and barely escaped. the homeowner said the city of concord refused to let him build an barrier until we had a story. he then got the green light. >> at this time since someone got killed they figured out that whe

damien: it's a real sense of community.slie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. dan: hurricane idalia is barreling towards florida. you are looking at conditions in fort myers tonight. the hurricane is expected to make landfall as a dangerous category four hurricane around 5:00 a.m. local time tomorrow. tonight, california's governor newsom is sending search and rescue personnel to help those in the storm's path, including a crew from alameda fire. ike ejiochi is there in ta with more on how communities are faring. >> the national weather service calling idalia a major event. the bands already causing havoc in the sunshine state. wins picking up speed. tornado warnings near naples, but the biggest concern, life-threatening storm surge. governor ron desantis ordering evacuations for low-lying areas in 22 counties. >> [indiscernible] it has come to our are ik

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> the devastation in maui is becoming more clear and more devastating each day. right now, the death toll reached almost 100 people in the bay area professor who used to live in maui says the worst of the catastrophe could have been avoided. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> the feelings that i have right now i'm very heavy doctor. mia live a day is a professor of public health cal state east bay. >> but she grew up on the island of maui where the noble with natural disasters in hawaii like we need to have communication. and we rely on you know, systems systems and drills, a talk and what to do in heard the emergency sirens. but during the height of the raging wildfire that bore down on maui, many residents say that they never heard that critical information ways. attorn

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damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. dan: the key to santa clara belongs to beyonce. the mayor issued the key to the singer today. her renaissance world tour roll into levi's stadium tomorrow. queen b will be the honorary mayor of santa clara. this is her fifth time performing at levi stadium. she was part of the super bowl halftime show in super bowl 50. ama: her highly anticipated show tomorrow is sold out. they expect a crowd of more than 47,000 people. dan: it's no surprise that setup is well under way. if you're part of the beehive, zach fuentes has more on what you need to know before you go. reporter: the stage was being set tuesday for one of beyonce's biggest world tours yet. the renaissance tour makes its stop in santa clara wednesday. starting at:00 on wednesday amp the pki lots and box office open. v

video taken by eyewitnesses show damien pickett, co-captain of a large riverboat, asking a group to movetheir pontoon so the riverboat could dock in its assigned space. they refused and attacked pickett, wrestling him to the ground while punching and kicking him. pickett's co-workers and others rushed to his aid, including 16-year-old adam rudolph who jumped into the water and swam to help. once the riverboat docked, the fight escalated. one woman was pushed into the river. this man uses a folding chair as a weapon and hit this woman. multiple people recorded the brawl, including christa owen. >> i wanted to make sure that the police knew when it came to the end who threw the first punches. >> reporter: today authorities have charged three white men with third-degree assault and are looking to question the man who was wielding the chair. >> we did examine if there was enough to file hate crimes charges on this case, and we've looked at what it takes to elevate this to a riot. we've worked with our local district attorney, and it did fit the criteria for that. >> reporter: montgomery's fi

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damien: it's a real sense of community.le-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> pretty cool. >> orange county teenager landed herself in the guinness book of world records. that's peterson. she landed this flip on skates over several of her friends. this gymnastics maneuver includes a front flip and then a one 80 degree turn. so now she holds the record for the most people are rainy, flipped over from a quarter pipe on roller skates, graduations, raising. >> from a barbie baby boom to here we go having a good time. a bear taking a bubble bath. knoxville, tennessee zoo capturing one of its black bears. have that get him is digging. it have the time lives names. finn. he's 10 years old. he weighs 450 pounds. he's almost big as hank. the tank. but you can't really tell splash around that. he's an older guy. playing like a little kid out there. little cub. that's a lot of bu

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> years ago injuries from a drive-by shooting changed the life of an oakland man. >> as a result, he and a colleague started an innovative school model. >> share chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> they give students a chance to beat the odds with a kind of learning that often happens outside of the school walls. christian martinez was 16 years old when he got shot below the knee in a random drive-by shooting in oakland. >> i remember just my leg hurting a lot, just feeling like i was alone in this world. >> reporter: when he returned to school after months of recovery, christian, then an undocumented immigrant, felt forgotten. >> it made me feel like no one really cared, right? i was just another maybe statistic here in oakland. >> reporter: years

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> let the judging begin. after two days of podium training the competition phase of u.s. gymnastics championship at s.a.p. center is under way. the men are on the floor. the rings, the vault. the question is who is going to come out on top? we know who to ask. nbc bay area's garvin thomas joins us from s.a.p. it could be somebody who trains in our back yard. >> reporter: asher hall was born and raised in texas and was the number one junior recruit in the country. he of course chose stanford and coming to the bay area he says in the past year he has not seen as much of the bay area ased' like. he has been busy doing other stuff. when he steps on to the arena floor tonight both his body and his mind will be fully present. you might be surprised to learn that is not always the

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education.

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> today, the man accused of that shooting at the campus at the university of north carolina chapel hill. well, he was formally charged with murder. the 34 year-old grad student appeared in court this morning one day after the chapel hill campus was put on full lockdown for several hours following the shooting. and tonight we're learning more about the victim. cgn was a faculty adviser at unc. was an associate professor in the department of applied physical sciences. he had worked for the university since 2019. yeah, it is believed to be the suspects, faculty adviser. they had published papers together. authorities haven't released a motive for the attack during a brief exchange. sure brief hearing the judge ordered the accused killer to remain jailed without bond. the suspec

damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> taylor swift and swifties have come and gone but beyonce is coming to town, bringing her renaissance world tour to levi stadium on wednesday, and tomorrow, the santa clara city council will vote on whether to name her honorary mayor and give her a key to the city. they did the same for taylor swift, and getting to the concert can be difficult so bart has added late night trains from the millbrae administration and vta and caltrain will have service up to 70 minutes after the concert. >> vern is here. >> we couldn't do anything on the field because beyonce was coming in. >> i will go out on a limb and say she is the most important thing. i know we have to talk sports but queen beyonce. >>> i have a storybook night for the san francisco giants. this guy's heart rate must ha

video taken by eyewitnesses show damien pickett, cocaptain of a large river boat, asking a group to moves assigned space. [shouting] they refuse and attack pickett, wrestling him to the ground while punching and kicking him. pickett's coworkers and others rushed to his aid including 16-year-old aaron rudolph who jumped into the water and swam to help. once the river boat docked, the fight escalated. one woman was pushed into the river. [shouting] this man uses a folding chair as a weapon and hits this woman. multiple people recorded the brawl including christa owen. >> i just wanted to make sure that the police knew when it came to the end, who threw the first punches. >> reporter: today authorities have charged three white men with third-degree assault and are looking to question the man who was wielding the chair. >> we did examine if there was enough to file hate crimes charges on this case. we have also looked at what it takes to elevate this to a riot. we have worked with our local district attorney. and it did fit the criteria for that. >> reporter: montgomery's first black mayor s

>> reporter: video taken by eyewitnesses show damien pickett, co-captain of a large riverboat, askingn so the riverboat could dock in its assigned space. they refused and attacked pickett, wrestling him to the ground while punching and kicking him. pickett's co-workers and others rushed to his aid, including 16-year-old aaron rudolph, who jumped into the water and swam to help. once the riverboat docked, the fight escalated. one woman was pushed into the river. this man uses a folding chair as a weapon and hits this woman. multiple people recorded the brawl, including krista owen. >> i just wanted to make sure that the police knew when it came to the end who threw the first punches. >> reporter: today, authorities have charged three white men with third-degree assault and are looking to question the man who was wielding the chair. >> we did examine if there was enough to file hate crime charges on this case, and we've also looked at what it takes to elevate this to a riot. we worked with our local district attorney, and it didn't fit the criteria for that. >> reporter: montgomery's fi