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bill taylor i think the question will be, if president trump wins in the election in november, does he want to be seen as someone who is kind of dismantling this scaffolding. this is put in place in a way that is going to favor russia. and i wonder if you think all of this scaffolding is strong enough to withstand something like that or no. >> so briana, no one knows what what former president trump would do if he were back in office and we're talking a lot about that, but there's a long way to go before but your question is still a good one. that is, is this structure able to stand and presence linskey actually address that? he said the american people i have not only did he think the american people, but he recognized that the american people support this. when you look at the votes in congress, as he said, bipartisan support, both houses over and over 61 billion. but before that, that as well. so there is strong support when you ask the people, america people in polls, 60% will say yes, they support this, support their systems going to ukraine. so that's what, that's what the americ

i think pierce, zachary taylor, joe biden and bill clinton. it's not a big state a small e.hat is the housing in the senate. it is a democracy not no one reads the federalist ten. it's not about medicin they put the constitution to be vote. the electors are they are not a college. yale is a college princeton. the electoral college is all about slavery because without electoral college the north would win every time south can't count it slaves. they don't vote but with electoral count albeit the the nine are one-w the whole thing and judges don't because the cases are litigated by clause and you have to state the whole thing. the constitutionle. who might that be. so it's about a lot of things. but a correct understanding with lots of provisions. that's another one the trade from the caribbean and just >> i was going to add that there's another provision that says you can't tax experts. what's that doing their? the point is some exported and some didn't. of anxiety how it was going to be treated in the union and although the deal wasn't persuaded by germany and france analogy

taylor and 24 valerie mac. >> now, these expected charges come up to please recently searched long island's manner bill, where the partial remains of taylor and matt were first found more than 20 years ago. i'm gonna get right to john miller, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst. john, this story continues to evolve even more of a missile three, here you got remains of these two women were first found and mandeville long island, in 2000 and also 2003. this is long before the other victims were found or thought to have been killed. more partial remains found in gilgo beach in 2011, less than two miles away from the other four victims? put this together for us. what is all this telling you? >> what this is telling us is that the gilgo beach serial killer investigation where rex heuermann is the charged prime suspect, is expanding exponentially how and why first, because they're looking at someone who the offender characteristics would suggest probably started killing before the murders that they know about from the gilgo beach burial site, or even the one in mandeville, those victims go back to th

of course is the the people who thinks jfk and all the conspiracy theories with bill gates will make you love taylorccomplishment anymore. that is telling. it is going really far in this anti-vax direction. it is not just the covid vaccine. that is scary when you take that out of there. maybe it is going after the rfk jr. vote. >> rfk is, obviously, more anti- vax than trump is. i guess he knows that people have calculated that rfk takes away more of that extreme crazy antiscience wing of trump's voter base. he has to find a way to bring it back into the fold. instead of running on operation warp speed, which may have been the single only highlight of his presidency, he, instead, is running to being the crazy voters back into the fold. >> i definitely think he is worried about the rfk thread. we have seen polling that shows rfk does -- again, we do not know because all of these polls are -- he pulls from latino voters. some trump voters we don't know what the map is. i think, one of trump's biggest donors, a guy called timothy mellon, who just gave him $50 million happened to, coincidentally, be one

i think piercachary taylor, joe biden and bill it's not a big state a small state.eot a college, princeton. the electoral college is all about slavery because without electoralsw college, the north would win every time because the ut slaves. they don't vote but with electoral college they count albeit the discount and eight of the nine are one-way slaveholding virginians. you have to see the whole thing and judges don't because the cases are litigated■- and you have to state the whole thing. the constitution as a whole. who might be. so is a■@9bo a lot ofct understh lots of provisions. that's■c■ another one. the trade from the and just so. >> i was going to add thaovisiou can't tax experts. what's that doing their? the point is some exported some didn't. there was a great deal of anxiety how it was going to be treated in the union and so although the deal wasn't persuaded by germany and france analogy, i think all of you sh be not because i am original as him, but because it is a way to understand whañy convention,s their turf.states >> that's all about one region e

. >> bill: one of her earliest recordings ever is selling for big bucks by taylor swift. ded when she was 11 years old sold at auction for $12,000. >> sandra: seems low. people are paying that for a concert ticket. >> bill: some people. six-track disk featured covers of famous songs. dolly parton's here you come again and hopelessly devoted to you. that's hemmer celebrity news for your thursday. >> sandra: is that it? now this. stunning new details about the illegal immigrant we've been following charged with the fatal crash in colorado. the migrant has a long history of deportations plus an illegal immigrant accused of raping a 13-year-old old girl if queens captured by neighbors and now they're sharing their stories, one did right here earlier. >> he couldn't really put up a fight. he was outnumbered and probably would have went worse if he did. . good vision is more important than ever, but so is saving. that's why america's best includes a free eye exam when you buy two pairs of glasses for just $79.95. book an exam online today. i brought in ensure max protein with 30

the bill has bipartisan support. >> if you happen to be taylor swift. this content taken down. but but if you're a teenager in america, big tech ignores you. and that's wrong. >> right now, at least 20 states, including california, have passed laws regulating deep fakes in sexual content. study found that taking a walk could help hundreds of millions of people affected by lower back pain. researchers in australia studied more than 700 adults with lower back pain. participants in one group were assigned to walk up to 30 minutes a day for at least five days a week over a six month span. others were not assigned to do any walking programs well, the study found participants who walked regularly avoided reoccurring pain in today's dollars and cents. >> southwest airlines is celebrating its 53rd birthday with some cheap fares. the airline is offering tickets as low as $53 for one way during certain periods for domestic and international travel, customers can book their next getaway for us travel between august 6th and december 18th. trips to hawaii, puerto ri

this is all just a real life from taylor will say, coming here in 10 years against the tex bill protest to say will raise the cost of living for the president . the vows to crack down on what he describes as criminal canyon police arrive in haiti as part of the un mission to help the store or the country struggling. the search of gang find these rows. attorney general austin village street to immediately dropped 3000 ultra orthodox students. supreme court looks like must be listed to the on the we can expand the joining asylums has admit to the federal espionage saw just doing a court hearing in the us territory. the northern marianna audience is part of a plea agreement that set to end washington's efforts to prosecute him for revealing government secrets about was enough. got us started on a rock for the hearing. it comes a day off the he was freed from the u. k. prison, but he felt extradition to the us. a sounds expect to travel have him to australia, off to the court proceeding. you have been very clear as liability to and as prime minister that regardless of like your views about

the bill has bipartisan support if you happen to be taylor swift, if you're a global superstar, you can, but but if you're a teenager in america. >> big tech ignores you, and that's wrong. >> right now, at least 20 states, including california, have passed laws regulating sexual deepfakes. >> more than two dozen families of those killed in two boeing 737 max crashes are now asking the justice department to find boeing $24 billion the first crash happened in 2018 right off of indonesia. the second in ethiopia. a total of 346 people were killed and in a letter today, a lawyer representing 15 different families says the hefty fine is justified because, quote, boeing's crime is the deadliest corporate crime in u.s. history. end quote. the letter also says the government should prosecute officials who were leading boeing at the time of those two crashes. this comes as the justice department considers whether to revive a criminal charge of fraud against boeing. >> still to come tonight, two years later and a family still searching for answers after their loved one was killed at an east bay pa

the bill has bipartisan support. >> if you happen to be taylor swift, if you're a global superstar, youcontent taken down. but but if you're a teenager in america. big tech ignores you. and that's wrong. >> right now, at least 20 states have passed laws regulating sexual deepfakes. amazon has been fined nearly $6 million over its practices at two warehouses in southern california. those locations received a combined 59,000 violations in just four months. amazon allegedly failing to provide written notice of quotas, letting factory workers know how many tasks should they perform per hour, and what happens when they don't. the state labor commissioner's office accuses the company of working its employees so hard their safety is actually at risk. amazon says it has appealed the fines. >> a students at a berkeley middle school will temporarily, temporarily relocate after the school district discovered dry rot damage on its campus for at least the next two school years. students at longfellow middle school will be moving out to berkeley adult school on san pablo avenue. structural engineers

taylor? greene and. and do you really think that bill gates is implanting a micro trip inside of your skull?rather tired of that because i found that it was reinforcing the prejudicial bias that those are the real americans. so i to instead fill my book with correct who represent something different even in the suburbs, even in the exurbs. youth or people who start a local environmental group in. the town where my wife and i live. or robert cotton, who was part of the cotton family, the first black family to move to a sundown town of valparaiso. and cotton, now on the city council of valparaiso. so stories of hope and stories of and stories the diverse possibilities that exist in the united states of america. but it's an interesting question you ask about how much are the exurbia nights reacting in the fight mode against the progress that has occurred in this country consciously aware of their opposition to democracy. of they would say that they're not■they would probably argue tt they're defending democracy. but what i find is that often times you can't take these people their wso i draw on

marjorie e-taylor greene -- >> that's not true, tim scott had a bill -- >> what police reform bill did he -- >> go back to the tim scott bill which was moving through the senate. nancy pelosi wouldn't hear it in the house. >> what was the police reform bill that happened during george floyd that donald trump as president of the united states, when george floyd was killed, what did he support for police reform? donald trump. >> at the time, donald trump was supporting the tim scott measure that could not get a hearing in the house because nancy pelosi wouldn't allow it. you can have senator scott on. he'll tell you about it. i'm quite sure he l. >> i've met with senator scott, and what i'm saying to you is did donald trump then say, we'll do this about police reform -- >> nancy pelosi would not let it through the house. she was speaker, ask nancy why she didn't put it on the floor. >> i'm asking you what was the republican bill around reform. >> i just told you. >> a man was killed. >> i just told you the bill. it's the tim scott bill. >> donald trump went in front of that church and st

this is all just a real life from taylor will say, coming up here in 10 years against the tex bill protest to say will raise the cost of living for the president, the vows to crack down on what he describes as criminal.

assaultive and >> aggressive taylor's the president of the barbary coast neighborhood association and has been in contact with police about the increase of sideshows according to chief bill scott. the crowd dispersed into several small groups and other side shows followed in the city, including one of the mission. the chief saying, quote, sfpd officers in responding firefighters faced reckless drivers careening out of control as well as explosives and potentially blinding laser pointers at each location around the city, officers gathered evidence developed a plan and ultimately flush the vehicles out of the locations. this is our primary focus during the vents to ensure public safety. i asked police about their protocols when responding to sideshows, but they said they don't speak about their tactics with this particular crime. i asked the same question of chp officer andrew barclay in march and he explained how recent legislation allows officers to take later. action doesn't have to be. we see it right there. stop them and take the vehicle. >> if we identify that vehicle, we can, you know, come in a couple weeks later without warrant and take that vehicles. the no arres

assaultive and >> aggressive taylor's the president of the barbary coast neighborhood association and has been in contact with police about the increase of sideshows, according to chief bill scott. the crowd dispersed into several small groups and other side shows followed in the city, including one of the mission at valenciennes cesar chavez streets. the chief saying, quote, sfpd officers in responding firefighters faced recklessrs careening out of control as lls explosives and potentially blinding laser pointers at each location around the city, officers gathered evidence developed a plan and ultimately flush the vehicles out of the locations. this is our primary focus during the vents to ensure public safety, though no arrests. chief bill scott emphasized the fact that his department's investigation is far from over and that the police hope to get more information from the impounded cars, videos and witness accounts. >> that seems to be the new mode. the use of these lights, these laser beams, explosions and now car fires. i mean, that's really getting out of hand. >> i asked the san francisco police department about their protocols when responding to sideshows. they g

was it a billy eilish, b taylor swift or c beyonce? bill rammell is the big arm action darling. u should know if you go like that, press the buzzer. i like to be dramatic in everything he does. i do a little touch, but she goes, it was taylor swift. >> but i don't think i've ever heard one of her songs. but there you go. >> i'll sing it for you and worry about it. you're not missing much. right. well, that's two one to you, bill. question four. what did scientists discover on top of a mars volcano this week was a trees b metal or c frost, lizzie cundy i'm going for c c frost. >> bill rammell i'm going for c as well. >> don't take the same one just in case she's wrong. she's guessing right. >> well, i think it was. >> well, i think it was. >> yes, i'm guessing i have to take your first answer. the answer is it was frost. okay, david. right. question five. but just say something different, you know, just spread the odds a bit. right? question five. and finally , which television finally, which television channel celebrated its third birthday this week? bill rammell gb news lizzie c

bill. so you don't have to compromise. powering smarter savings. powering possibilities. favorite pair of jeans today. i'm taylor available on the apple app store or android erin burnett outfront week nights at seven odd cnn breaking news out of atlanta, a possible third water break is being investigated in the city. >> residents, there have been dealing with outages and boil advisories for three days now from two other water main breaks, only one has been repaired, and the mayor has declared a state of emergency. let's go to cnn rafael romo hizon on the street for us while fail, are they making any progress they are making progress. >> allison, overnight the mayor said that they had fixed that first major water main break. and so that is very good news for the thousand spawn thousand people who have been without water. and then in the last couple of hours, we saw how a large piece of equipment was delivered here to this location, which may be the missing piece of the puzzle when it comes to fixing the second major water main break into plants as midtown neighborhood where we are overnight, city officials said,

assaultive and >> aggressive taylor's the president of the barbary coast neighborhood association and has been in contact with police about the increase of sideshows according to chief billgroups and other side shows followed in the city, including one of the mission. the chief saying, quote, sfpd officers in responding firefighters faced reckless drivers careening out of control as well as explosives and potentially blinding laser pointers each location around the city, officers gathered dpevidence developed a plan and ultimately flush the vehicles out of the locations. this is our primary focus during the events to ensure public safety. i asked police about their protocols when responding to sideshows, but they said they don't speak about their tactics with this particular crime. i asked the same question of chp officer andrew barclay in march and he explained how recent legislation allows officers to take later. action doesn't have to be. we see it right there. stop them and take the vehicle. >> if we identify that vehicle, we can, you know, come in a couple weeks later without warrant and take that vehicles. but no arrests from sunday sideshows chief bill scott empha

bills. >> reporter: dueling ideas here on how to solve this problem. when senators talk about this they highlight the fact that it impacts from taylor swift and other celebrities who can more easily draw attention to this and get those images taken down but your everyday person who could be easily impacted. listen to one of those victims take about their experience. >> allowed me to more confident in classes, always a fear these photos will resurface. i hope to create that will help prevent from any student to go through this. >> reporter: the impact on teenagers that you see on social media platforms certainly lawmakers able to hear from those very teens themselves, it's what sparking this action, at the crux of why there is different bills is who bears the onews on this, senator cruz's would put the onews on social media companies. >> ali, social media companies pushing back on this? >> reporter: we've seen different platforms reddit has taken action against deepfakes when we've seen them on their websites and platforms. any time you're making it easier to sue these platforms you know there are going to be different opinions involved. that's what makes this

bill. so you don't have to compromise. powering smarter savings. powering possibilities. phone can measure you right now. >> i'm taylor on ios or android, i'm kevin lip ttac at the white house. and this is cnn breaking news, new fund raising numbers. >> justin from the trump campaign now saying they have raised $53 million. >> the 24 for hours since he was found guilty of 34 felony counts. i mean, that is an incredible thing. remember the top of the show, i said what is $34.8 million as of this morning and it surely had gone up 18 million more dollars over a few hours today. >> this is, cnn is learning the trump dying with megadonor is just hours after being convicted. >> kristen holmes is out front tonight at trump tower and christian, you broke the story and all these details. what more do you know about who attended this dinner? >> well, the biggest name that was there and was steve sportsmen. and this has been a really big coup for the trump campaign. schwarzman, the ceo, chairman in of blackstone, somebody who had supported trump, mali was in the white house and before that but this year during the gop primary sa

that bill, by the way, has bipartisan support. >> but if you happen to be taylor swift, if you're a globalnager in america, big tech ignores you. and that's wrong. >> right now, at least 20 states, including california, have passed laws regulating deep fakes when it comes to sexual content. san francisco may soon make cuts to its free city college program. city could reduce funding from almost $19 million last academic year down to $9 million. a new proposal would allow only certain classes to be eligible for free enrollment. an olympic committee organizers racing to put the finishing touches on events and facilities ahead of next month's summer games in paris. they're nearly upon us. top athletes from around the world are also busy preparing for the games, because olympians are incredibly in good shape, they are also must engage in specialized training, called peaking, to achieve ideal performance levels. >> when you're peaking, you're trying to squeeze that last little bit of juice out of the orange. so to speak, to maximize performance. the higher level of athlete, the smaller differenc

assaultive and >> aggressive taylor's the president of the barbary coast neighborhood association has been in contact with police about the increase of sideshows according to chief bill scott. the crowd dispersed into several small groups and other side shows followed in the city, including one of the mission. the chief saying, quote, sfpd officers in responding firefighters faced reckless drivers careening out of control as well as explosives and potentially blinding laser pointers at each location around the city, officers gathered evidence developed a plan and ultimately flush the vehicles out of the locations. this is our primary focus during the vents to ensure public safety. i asked police about their protocols when responding to sideshows, but they said they don't speak about their tactics with this particular crime. i asked the same question of chp officer andrew barclay in march and he explained how recent legislation allows officers to take later. action doesn't have to be. we see it right there. stop them and take the vehicle. >> if we identify that vehicle, we can, you know, come in a couple weeks later without warrant and take that vehicles. the no arres

taylor green. she continues to drive the agenda. it is one of the only ways that you can reasonably explain the extreme nature of the spending bills that the floor of the people's house. as mentioned earlier, we reached ■çan agreement in may o last year and connected the bipartisan fiscal responsibility act. house republicans have walked away from that agreement at the moment. they want to march toward a government shutdown. they want to cut $75 billion out of nondefense discretionary spending that will hurt working families and hurt the middle class and hurt the seniors. and certainly her children and veterans, particularly when it comes to nutritional assistance, educational opportunities and healthcare. the budget framework is a disaster. we will point that out over the next few weeks and the next few months and make sure the clear contrast is drawn for the american people. we will continue to put people over politics as has democrats. >> thank you so ■çmuch for the with us. >> the current state of abortion with just over four months until the general election. this is "the weekend." the only migraine medication that helps treat and

billing. happy 1st birthday to jack howard. from williamsburg, virginia. his favorite activity dance parties to taylor swift music.mell. how do you like your coffee? >> just black. just black. >>> coming up in the 3rd hour, hollywood is coming to the studio. robert de niro, shonda rhimes. >> and we have brooke shields and eric dane. on the 4th hour. but, first, your local news. . good morning. it is 856 on marcus washington. well, firefighters this morning, they are still at the scene of that massive construction fire in redwood city. it started nearly 24 hours ago at an affordable housing project along middlefield road. well, last night, firefighters removed the building scaffolding because it posed a threat to nearby homes. several of those homes are still under evacuation orders now. we also know now that half of the nearly 200 units were destroyed in that fire. investigators say it started on the fifth floor, but the exact cause is still under investigation. happening now. firefighters in tracey, they are still watching for hot spots. this is following that huge weekend grass fire. our team is monitoring condi

taylor swift's supporting his rival joe biden. >> the department of justice, former house speaker nancy pelosi, and republicans who voted to impeach him us president joe biden bills his reelection campaign as a fight to preserve american democracy. but that's not resonating with trump's supporters. many of them say democracy isn't much to fight for in a country that they say isn't and never was a democracy. well, that's simply not true. >> but the mega megabases and letting in reality you get in the way of a good message as out, donie o'sullivan reports what happens if trump loses? >> i don't see him lose i don't think he lost the last election to be honest. do you think he's going to win? yes. yes. without a doubt. no doubt. you want to feed, doesn't this time what up to the country? biden talks about democracy saving democracy. they're the ones that are killing democracy. >> obviously there's a lot of criticism trump, that he is bad for democracy, that he's bad for american democracy. >> we are republic. >> were republic are not a democracy republican. we're not trigger markups one thing we've been hearing a trump rallies like this over the past few months. >>

bill to fund ukraine, to fund israel, to fund taiwan's defense. and what happened? he listened to donald trump and marjorie taylor greene. of course, to the israelis and listening to the ukrainians. so, really, the moral lectures from that guy? it's like lecturing on the southern border. and i'm saying tonight again, any democrat that does not not rhetorically, knocked somebody's head off their shoulders and the debate, the talks about the southern border after it was donald trump that killed our best chance of securing the southern border in 30 years doesn't know what they are doing. i'll just say that. it's open and shut. richard, let's talk about what's happening in israel right now. it seems to me, because i think it's what's happening but i need to talk to you because you actually know what's happening because you talk to people everyday about it -- benjamin netanyahu is sort of standing in the middle of a no man's land. israeli troops, for the most part, are just standing still. the fear of famine among the gazan people grow because nothing really is happening to speak of. they are not going into karim try to finis

assaultive and >>aggressive taylor's the president of the barbary coast neighborhood association and has been in contact with police about the increase of sideshows according to chief billand other side shows followed in the city, including one of the mission. the chief saying, quote, sfpd officers in responding firefighters faced reckless drivers careening out of control as well as explosives and potentially blinding laser pointers at each location around the city, officers gathered evidence developed a plan and ultimately flush the vehicles out of the locations. this is our primary focus during the events to ensure public safety. i asked police about their protocols when responding to sideshows, but they said they don't speak about their tactics with this particular crime. i asked the same question of chp officer andrew barclay in march and he explained a recent legislation allows officers to take later. action doesn't have to be. we see it right there. stop them and take the vehicle. >>if we identify that vehicle, we can, you know, come in a couple weeks later that warrant and take that vehicles. but no arrests from sunday sideshows chief bill scott emphasize the fac

bills on the picket line this morning from those members. but the chief executive of the nhs federation, matthew taylor, has said that this strike and this 11th pill to swallow of course, we know that the last main strike from the junior doctors was back in february. of course, the nhs at that point dealing with those winter waiting lists, dealing with those winter patients, now we're in a pressure of a different kind of course, with the most recent heat wave, those yellow weather warnings that exist across the country, we know the problems that the severe heat can cause. of course, with those already with pre—existing respiratory and heart conditions. but the junior doctors say that they still haven't come to a resolution, of course, over this long running pay course, over this long running pay dispute, 35% is the aim. they say that's what they've been denied over the past 15 years. now, of course, the government had come to some kind of semi agreement with the junior doctors to give them a 9% pay junior doctors to give them a 9% pay rise this year. of course, after an independent body said that that was the amount that they should get, and

bill to fund ukraine, to fund israel, to fund taiwan taiwan's defense. >> and what happened? >> what happened? he listened to donald trump and marjorie taylorene. >> okay. >> instead of listening, of course, to the israelis and listening to the ukrainians. i really -- the moral craning lectures from that guy? i mean, it's just like lecturing on the southern border. i'm saying tonight, again, any democrat that does not knock rhetorically somebody's head off their shoulders in a debate, that talks about the southern border after it was donald trump that killed our best chance of securing the southern border in 30 years, doesn't know what they're doing. i'll just say that. it's open and shut. >> okay. >>> richard haass, let's talk about what's happening in israel right now. it seems to me, because i think it's what's happening, but i need to talk to you because you actually know what's happening because you talk to people every day about it. benjamin netanyahu is sort of standing in the middle of a no man's land. israeli troops, for the most part, are just standing still. the fear of famine among the gazan people grow because nothing really is

taylor swift. nbc's meagan fitzgerald reporting there. >>> a quick look at the morning papers before we go. in new york the staten island advance is highlighting a new billent suggested by social media's algorithm will be blocked. some tech companies are criticizing the bill accusing it of censoring online free speech. >>> the l.a. times leads with environmentalists suing to block a half a billion dollars california highway expansion. the project would add additional lanes, which state officials say will relieve congestion on the freeway that connects the bay area to sacramento, but climate change activists and scientists say the expansion will have the opposite effect by encouraging more people to drive. >>> and the indianapolis star reports that families who adopt and serve as guardians of children from the indiana foster care system will soon receive more funds to help cover expenses. currently those families only receive about half of the amount a child received in foster care, but according to dcs officials beginning july, they will now receive 100% of the amount. officials hope the increase in funds will help lead to an increase in adoption rates i