there's the dominique dawes gymnastics and ninja academies. we have three locations, and we're hoping to continue to grow and even scale the business, because i'm all about ensuring there's a healthy culture in the sport of gymnastics. i really want to take the pain and pressure out of youth sports, and this is my way of doing it. by expanding my academies. i think possibly maybe throughout the united states. who knows? awesome, awesome. thank you so much. have a good evening. we'll see you down the road. thank you for having me on. take care. up next, behind the scenes of that really cool stunt pulled off by tom cruise paris to la, the bay area olympian that helped bring the olympic flag here to california. also, some kayakers, followed by that shark right there. you see the fin? this is near half moon bay. we're going to be joid by one ofne in half moon bay, a couple of kayakers were out fishing on their kayaks when a shark started following them. there he is. yeah, there he is. look at the right side of your screen. there. there he is. it w

congress altered the terms of the dawes act through the burke act.oing to get into some legal weeds here, but i urge you to. stay with me. well the days that made native american allottees citizens upon receiving their allotment, the 1906 act delayed that until trust period for the individual land allotment was terminated meaning that now citizenship, taxation and end of the trust relationship, the personal trust relationship all coincided at one moment. you could become a citizen once, you receive the pot and then fee for your allotment and you became vulnerable to taxation in congress. also declared that the 25 year trust period could be terminated early so long as the secretary the interior approves. so this meant that the secretary could declare a native american individual ready for citizenship, which would terminate the trust provision on an allotted land early, which would then them liable to state and local taxation. and this could be done without an individual's consent or application citizenship, and it could be done against their explicit.

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on august 16, 1924, the dawes plan was signed, a document named after the american banker who proposed it, intended to help germany, which lost the first world war. to restore the economy, mainly to pay reparations to the victors. germany began to be given loans, especially from the usa. by 1930, 27 billion marks had been invested in german industry in the form of loans alone. 2/3 of this capital was american money. as one of the executors of the dawes plan, later the main financier of the third reich, the german banker hjalmar schacht, noted, in just 5 years of the plan, germany received as many foreign loans as the usa received in 40 years before the first world war. world. it is believed that without... the capital provided by wall street, hitler's ambitious plans to unleash world war ii would hardly have been realized. on august 16, 1976 , the convention on the establishment of control over psychotropic substances came into force. the document was agreed upon at a un conference in vienna. five years earlier, the convention had been adopted. quote: based on the interests of caring f

but dawes was unimpressed by the shared security afforded by the cherokees communal principles. they have goneco as far as they could go, he judged, because they owned the land in common. consistent with the ideology of party, dawesn wanted to see individuals striving for wealth to create a rising economic seat lifted all boats. practically every commissioner of indian affairs, from the late 19th through the early 20th 20th centuries, agreed wholeheartedly withny them, as did the vast majority of the many organizations created by the friends of the indians. most native spokesman and more than a few whites concluding in congress insisted that this legislation could be nothing more than m a massive plundering of indian land, and they were correct. it did not take 25 years after allotment for the pillage to begin, because during the interim period the government repeatedly granted citizenship and the right to sell the land to indians it deemed competent. which is usually meant nothing more than those of mixed white indian backgrounds. there had been more than 155 million acres of i

as one of the executors of the dawes plan, later the main financier of the third reich, the german bankerschacht noted, in just 5 years of the plan, germany received as many foreign loans as the usa did in 40 years before the first world war. it is believed that without the provided wall street capital, hitler's ambitious plans to unleash the second world war could hardly have been realized. august 16 in 1976, the convention on the control of psychotropic substances came into force. the document was agreed upon at a un conference in vienna. the convention had been adopted 5 years earlier. quote: based on the interests of caring for the health and well-being of humanity. hard drugs had barely been banned when people began to actively use lighter ones, marijuana and other hallucinogenic substances. in those years, they were easily accessible, and even earlier they were not considered harmful at all. over time , the convention was signed by more than 180 countries, all controlled substances were divided into several lists: the most dangerous, with strong hallucinatory properties, were allowe

as dawes says, it's never been done before. team usa says it will go on to other avenues to seek an appeal for jordan chile. while we are back in 60s. up next, a story that might make your skin crawl. the growing frustration from a family in the east bay after they say their apartment was taken over by rats. what we learned when we went inside to investigate them. big money for tiny homes missing. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds to some people who are asking where $100 million went. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri that back to school forecast tomorrow. looking pretty good. mostly sunny, upper 50s and low 60s by the afternoon. low to mid 80s. i'm back with a look strophic. they are not happy. a lot of bay area homeowners are sounding the alarm about a tiny home builder claiming huge problems. they forked over big money to build an adu, but they tell us their money and the construction crew went missing. here's consumer investigator chris chmura. we paid 211,000 so far. katie lucas san leandro b

gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ un paquete de leyes para contener la ola de robos que azota ese estado, dawesÓvenes llegaron en bicicletas y entraron al establecimiento y se llevaron lo que pudieron. la policÍa dice que momentos mÁs tarde llegaron a otra tienda ubicada a dos millas de la primera y los malhechores hicieron lo mismo. estos incidentes tienen preocupada la poblaciÓn. >> estÁ ocurriendo mucho por todas partes. yo pienso que hay mucho temor en los dueÑos de negocios. pueden atacarnos. se pueden llevar lo que uno ha construido. reportero: autoridades piensan que es el mismo grupo de atracadores. la semana pasada tambiÉn el viernes hubo un robo similar. estos incidentes ocurrieron unas horas despuÉs que gavin newsom anunciara un paquete de medidas para castigar con mÁs seguridad a aquellos que cometen estos atracos. reportero: se contempla como un delito grave y los castigos serÍan mÁs severos. [habla en inglÉs] >> las medidas son para contrarrestar robos. >> no creo que sÓlo porque pÓngala le iban a cambiar. hay que poner mano dura y poner ejemplos.. reportero: otros tienen fe. toda

dawes was unimpressed by the shared security afforded by because they own their dream land" comment.onsistent with the ideology of his republican party he wanted to see individual striving arising economic see that lifted all boats. practically every commissioner of indian affairs from the late 19th to the early 20th century agreed wholeheartedly with him. as of the vast majority of the many organizations created by the friends of the indians. most native spokesmen more than a few whites including and congress insisted this legislation would be nothing more than a massive plundering of indian land. they were correct it did not take 25 years after allotment for the pillage to begin because during the interim. the government repeatedly granted citizenship in the right to sell the land to the indians it deemed competent. which usually meant nothing more than next indian background. more than 155 million acres of land in 1881. 1934 that number was 48 million. when her 45 million to 48. two thirds of native people were left either completely landless or so land poor they could not earn a

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and earlier we spoke to islamic lexure shirose jafar daw parallels between events of canada and modern day gaza. what the sacrifice of imam hussain has taught all of these? and what i'm... struck by is the fact that there are many here who are not necessarily educated folk, they haven't been taught, they don't even know how to read, some people here, however, there's one thing everyone has been educated about since they were born, stand up against injustice and corruption, do not remain silent when you see any kind of oppression happening, and that is what unites the people here today and every year, every moment, those were the lovers of maula hussein alaihi salam. imam hussain alaihi salam, as we know, stood against injustice against the tyrant of the time, yazid, cursed be upon him, but what the universal message imam hussain showed us was, with his words like, a man like me cannot give allegiance to a man like him, yazid, and young and old over the centuries have taken this to heart that when there's a tyrant who's in charge, you do not bow and you speak up against injustice. the h

terzamei is at the dawes world summit, but this process happened until she installed this software and her company in the dubai telecommunication tower until recently when she traveled from azerbaijan to france and was arrested. well, the french prosecutor arrests this person after entering, it is a temporary arrest, and later after a few hours, he announces that this person is under a series of crimes. the issues that have happened , seven people have been arrested, you can see how many of them are in the field of immoral cases in the field of children. there are various issues, they say no, but look now, the french judicial system and the french intelligence itself are smooth, one of the accusations is this fard points out that the second issue is the issue of helping organized groups in the field of money laundering. i can even say more than this, the financing of terrorism . there was a time in 1996 that the telegram open network or the ton project should be given to the telegram company. it is interesting that the americans why are you blocking it because they say that we don't kn

indeed, those familiar with the atmosphere in the daw negotiations suggest that the us is pressuring qatar and egypt not just to persuade hamas. to accept this draft, but to force them into agreeing to it. this approach positions the us as a party to the negotiations against the resistance movement, rather than as neutral mediator that can be relied upon to bring the negotiations to fruition, it is never an intermediary, they're always by the side of whoever they want, their demands to be met, but given nahu's known stance and the role of the israeli security institutions in the talks, significant do you think is the pressure on netanyahu to amend his position, to change his stubborn behavior, and what could be the potential consequences of the conflict if he remains an obstructive force of the ceasefire? the surprisingly positive atmosphere that american media has been promoting suggesting that these negotiations are the last chance and that there is hope for seasfire coincided with discussions about the possible. response from the resistance axis, including iran and hazballah, to t

of health announced the killing of two palestinians just one hour ago in the city of jin walid and daw due to an israeli drone. a direct assassination by the iof forces and these two palestinians, as the iof spokesman announced that they they have been accused. of several attacks on the iof during the raids on genene and also in the jordan, the jordan valley area in which they have performed successful successful resistance operation three days ago in the jordan valley area, the the iof as as they announced that they have as they described successfully assassinated two two members of alqassam bridges which which is the military wing for the islamic resistance movement hamas in the genen in the geneen area. the ministry of health assure announced that at least at until this moment at least two palestinians were killed, several injuries, several injuries occurred, and until this moment they can't announce accurate number of the killed palestinians in this particular operation as the... as the the hit car and the the targeted car was fully fully burned down and by this by this by this ope

of october, it's the end of the state, gentlemen, thank you both and stay safe to both of you here, daw under bar radio host. and journalists joining us from new york and zakir ahmed um mayat there joining us out of johannesburg south africa and viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of the segment near press tv spotlight program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. perhaps the united states founding. fathers could never imagine that the country whose declaration they sealed in 1776 would have a long history of atrocities at home and abroad, from the korean peninsula to vietnam and onwards to iraq, afghanistan, iran and beyond, wherever there's been a conflict or strife, the us was involved, us is addicted to war as the war machine feeds its economy, but watch in this documentary how the rules of the game have changed as us no longer has the upper hand and has to reap what it sewed. rights to discover, excavate, refine and export oil belongs exclusively to britain. they were plundering iran's vast oil reserves. mohammed mosader. britain and the united states are fearful abou

and crashes erupted there on another hand in qalqilia moving to khalqinia the young the young manq daw 18 years was announced was announced kill by the iof after uh long months of uh following and after long months of uh terrorizing his family in order to make him to compell him to surrender to the iof, the iof arrested arrested tarek's mother and father and siblings many times to pressure to put pressure on him to surrender but uh as the iof announced last night that the iof was able to kill tarik and hand his body over to the palestinian side. it's worth worth worth mentioning that tarik was freeed last november in the uh hostage deal that was made between uh hamas and the israeli the israeli side and unfortunately no health source. the palestinian side made a comment made a comment on this uh on this particular event. moving to al khalin where violent clashes went on from the early hours of the morning in the old town of near near the mac or near al haram al ibrahim in which israeli forces announced that they have found one uh settler killed with no further information. about the ba

white house adviser john dawe nunberg says new inflation numbers show the biden economic plan is working. you know, we have largely beat inflation, but polling shows most americans believe inflation is their biggest concern ahead of the election. the president, the vice president, both understand that some prices are still too high, particularly at the grocery store and that's why they're fighting, you know, to really advance an agenda that will lower costs. but republican vice presidential candidate jd vance. >> says it's too little too late. all americans are affected by this terrible inflation crisis. speaking to firefighters thursday. >> vance railed against the biden administration's economic policies and promise relieve under donald trump's leadership. exactly what you want, more jobs, rising wages, a secure border, safe streets in an affordable country in washington. raquel martin. >> costco raising its fees starting sunday. it's the first time in his charge. more for a membership since 2017 change will affect more than 50 million people who have memberships across the u.s. and ca

we'll be joined by gold medal gymnast dominique dawes. we'll also be joined by the kayaker who encountered a shark in half moon bay. there's the fin. how did he get away? that's tonight on our 7:00 news. but up next >>> tonight, the emergency response as a frightening earthquake rattles los angeles. the 4.4 magnitude quake striking just miles from downtown. reports of shaking being felt more than 100 miles away. police warning people to prepare for possible aftershocks. we're in the quake zone tonight. >>> also this evening the race for the white house. donald trump's interview this evening on x with the platform's owner, elon musk, who has endorsed mr. trump's campaign. it comes as kamala harris rises in the polls. mr. trump ramping up his attacks, making false claims about harris's crowd size. >>> in the middle east the u.s. deploying a guided missile submarine to the region as the israeli military goes on to its highest alert for a possible retaliatory strike from iran. >>> the surprise ukrainian incursion into russia.

white house adviser john dawe nunberg says new inflation numbers show the biden economic plan is working. you know, we have largely beat inflation, but polling shows most americans believe inflation is their biggest concern ahead of the election. the president vice president both understand that some prices are still too high, particularly the grocery store. and that's why they're fighting, you know, to really advance an agenda that will lower costs. but republican vice presidential candidate jd vance. >> says it's too little too late. all americans are affected by this terrible inflation crisis. speaking to firefighters thursday. >> vance railed against the biden administration's economic policies and promise relieve under donald trump's leadership. exactly what you want. >> more jobs, rising wages, a secure border, safe streets in an affordable country in washington. raquel martin. >> all right. let's talk weather. and as we get set for long weekends, people trying to get home trying get to their destination made. yep. >> those cars going somewhere. nice. hopefully laurence. you've got

this is actually from bob dawes. work that he gave to caldwell butler, who was part of the he he was on the and i did some research in his papers and mr. doar explained the following about his approach to thinking about if one were to make a case about impeachment. i thought he he wrote in a diary. it was that mr. doar wrote this. i thought that the country shouldn't be left with making a decision about impeaching a president on the conduct of the president on one day i. thought that was not going to help the get over this. and so we tried to pull everything together of. the president's conduct over a period time. so this man was thinking of the nation. in fact he had a disagreement with prosecutors. the the special because he felt the special prosecutors were just trying to try a case in a court and they were looking for one crime. and then i i'd like to make to mention the members, the committee. senator cohen, secretary cohen represents a group of great. they were they were republicans. but they were also democrat

we're catching up with olympic gold medalist dominique dawes. remember that name? that'll be fun to talk to her. all right, well, that's what's happening here on today in the bay. don't forget to make it ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. the paris olympics now >>> good morning, the paris olympics now in the books. >> good morning, it's august 12th, this is "today." >> that's a wrap. the olympics coming to a close with pa january try, music and a jaw-dropping stunt from tom cruise. >> leaping from high atop the stadium's roof before carry ing the olympic flag to los angeles. the controversy clouding the end of the games. the decision to strip gymnast jordan chiles of her bronze medal. the latest on the fight to get it back. team usa leaves with a medal-winning flourish in the final weekend. >> the u.s. get it is done once again on france's home turf. >> had the double team, it's a golden dagger. >> we have all of the highlights. >>> on edge, tensions escalating in the middle east after a deadly airstrike in gaza over the weekend. the region braces for possible retaliatio

. >> i'll see you soon speak with go back to september 23rd 1995, first night of fall and dawes countyht summer is over college football is back. everyone is happy. maybe some people a little too heavy. tim also 31-year-old high school teacher kicks back some beers, got behind the wheel hit the gas. he was tipsy soon a cocktail him he sped up. he ripped 96 and 55 and when the joyride ended patrolman noticed alcohol walking through his 93 master. walz field the field sobriety test first then the breathalyzer he bluey 0.128 well above legal limit. he was and transported to a hospital for a blood test and then his worst nightmare a photo he will never forget. he is doctor dollars county jail charged with dui and speeding and months later pleaded guilty to reckless driving. a misdemeanour. he lost his license for 90 days and paid a fine. tim hung up his headset and resigned in disgrace as coach of alliance high school and packed his bags refreshed are in minnesota. thomas has been running from his past but is come back to haunt him. first 10 years later tim had his eyes on congress and her

white house adviser john dawe nunberg says new inflation numbers show the biden economic plan is working. you know, we have largely beat inflation, but polling shows most americans believe inflation is their biggest concern ahead of the election. the president vice president both understand that some prices are still too high, particularly the grocery store. and that's why they're fighting, you know, to really advance an agenda that will lower costs. but republican vice presidential candidate jd vance. >> says it's too little too late. all americans are affected by this terrible inflation crisis. speaking to firefighters thursday. >> vance railed against the biden administration's economic policies and promise relieve under donald trump's leadership. exactly what you want. >> more jobs, rising wages, a secure border, safe streets in an affordable country in washington. raquel martin. >> pg e scams are on the rise so far this year, nearly 15,000 customers have reported more than $300,000 in losses. thanks to scammers, people posing as pg employees. nearly 700 of those were reported in san

only barbies club. 59 members can purchase the daw right now. but guess what, it'll be available to the public pretty soon. she's fabulous. coming up next hour, a heated debate in the east bay over a candidate said to be any act next. city manager talk about that. and teachers and staff rally in san francisco unified school district. they deal with the school closures and staffing shortages. >> and open. i'll tell it has been open for over 50 years at crows doors. we're live at the latest. we'll have that coming latest. we'll have that coming up. alright. what's the definition of character to you? umm... would you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪♪) >> right now, the kron 4 morning news. 2 east bay high school is investigating 2 separate attacks, one involving a knife, the other involving a student attacked by a grou

overnight former olympian dominique dawes, part of three medal winning u.s.ymnastics teams speaking out to gma. >> based on what i'm reading and what i'm hearing, the right decision now has been made and we'll have much more coming up at 7 a.m. plus a full wrap up of those star studded closing ceremonies with your gma first look. >> i'm rhiannon ally, abc news new york. >> the championship match for basketball had the entire sports world on the edge of their seats. an amazing fourth quarter performance by steph curry helped clinch the gold medal for team usa over france. >> those last 2.5 minutes were special. guys were hyping me up. we had a confidence in what we were trying to do and, i was just really present in the moment and enjoying myself for him to come through and the two games where we were really challenged, with everything on the line, not not just come through, but just explode and make some of the most difficult shots under pressure. >> uh- tells you everything you need to know about steph curry. >> and just like the fries, the french are salty.

voter in march on washington, key leaders were john lewis diane nash, dawes, smith, roberson and stokely carmichael. right. they train local people to lead their own movement, which is corporate participatory democracy. right. so again, they're kind of taking on like ella baker is kind of grassroots led leadership. right. right. and so, again, this kind of activism throughout the state of north carolina is activism is in larger numbers. in the mid 1960s. right then 1967 movement, 500 people are marched in charlotte area to back the rice that college students from local kind of institutions barber scotia college jcc too. some students from little big white institutions live with some college as well right in that kind of charlotte area. this is an image of boycotts and demonstrations at in durham ad howard johnson's right so this is a very large it happened hundreds and hundreds of participants participated in this these are more examples o this larger movement happening the mid 1960s. right. a majority student activist. right. so again, larger numbers than in 1960. and then this is a pic

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waltz was booked at dawes county jail, charged with a duin and speeding.nd months later, he pleaded guilty to reckless driving. a misdemeanouilt r. fo >> he lost his license for 90 days. he paid a fines at ten, tim hung u up his headset. >> he resigned in disgrace as thep hi coach of alliance high school and packed his bags for fres andh start. minnesota waltz has been running from his past, but it bt has now come back to haunt him. first, bac ten years later, timo his eyes on congress and here's how his campaignhis ca said this went down that fall. september night. or the dui charge was dropped forrs a reason. wasn't true. the trooper had hion asn't trm drive toe the station and then leave on his own after being at the statioafter n. >> they describe it as a whole big on misunderstood ending.m tim had, quote, hearing issues from his time in the guardarin and couldn't hear the trooper during the sobriety testty test >> so also never got a dui.ve hm he drove himself to the statios . >> he got booked for a speeding ticket. it was all the cop's fault for not

mentally dominique dawes gymnast, part of the magnificent seven 71996 olympics. i got a chance to interview her for the podcast. really fascinating. she was 19-years-old when she was competing at that 0.40 thousand people, she'd never really done anything with that sort of size audience before she had a lot of things going on at home or parents are going through this divorce. she was trying to compete and what she had to do was compartmentalize. she knew she could do things physically, but then it was a question of almost learning how to turn the mind off, listen to what she said how do you navigate that sort of pressure given everything that we've just talked about, you know, your previous any earlier stumbles, things like that. what do you do is is it a physical sort of navigating and the pressure is it on mental? >> it's all mental at that point at the olympic games physically, you already know what to do. your muscles have memory phrase, you've done those tumbling passes, that dance routine, thousands and thousands of times. you don't want to overthink things

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dawes, he reached the final three times in 2021 , won the title here. last year , the russian tennis player lost to novak djokovic in the decisive match, who became a four-time conqueror of new york. in the first round of the current tournament, medvedev got another representative of serbia as an opponent - dusan lajovic. the russian has met the thirty-four-year-old belgrade native three times and won only one match. in addition to medvedev , there are four more representatives of our country in the main draw of the competition. andrey rublev, who has been consistently reaching the quarterfinals for the last three years, will be opposed by brazilian thiago wilde, karen khachanov will measure his strength with briton daniel evans, roman safiulen will play with the eighteen-year-old host of the courts, and pavel kotov will try to overcome the resistance of belgian zizou perks. in the women's singles 13 russian women will begin the fight for the title, at first there was one less, but... but then, as they say, every cloud has a silver lining. tunisian repr

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