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wow, talk about out of left field. joining us now to talk about this is a k j. now, k j is an author, he's a journalist, is a teacher is a job, a geopolitical analyst, and he's also the host of the china report on the breakthrough news. congratulations on that k j, and thanks so much for joining us. thank you, rick. pleasure to meet with you. so what do i mean? uh, what is it that the united states is saying they have just found out about china? that is so important. what's your take? well, i think we have to take all of these things with both a grain of salt and also do some deep analysis around them. if you remember in the early 2, thousands there was this thing called the to low panic. i don't know if you know have you ever seen the film moorland that marshall of course and do you remember those big circular houses? yeah. ok. well, the us in the early 2, thousands, they came up with this report saying that china had created scores of new new, clear silos. and this was a dead leaf thread to the united states. it turned out on closer examination. these were these 500

runners and walkers could choose between a, five k, ten k or for the first time in the race's history, a half marathon. the route went along san francisco's iconic waterfront before crossing the finish line on the field at oracle park. it was really nice to be out there. the course is super flat and fast and just along the embarcadero and in the marina. and there were people out cheering, which was really cool. didn't really expect that, but there were definitely some fans and some people who were just out on their morning jog in the marina who were giving us some support, which was really cool. in the women's category, the winner was an olympian who was a commentator at the recent paris olympics. turning to weather now. live. look at downtown san jose. the sun going to be going down right around 8:00 tonight. speaking of sunsets, here's a spectacular view captured up at mount hamilton. one of our it managers, mike hensley. he does a lot here. helps me out a lot. mike. thank you. and thank you for this video. by the way. this is up at copernicus peak last week. it's the highest point

they maybe have a pension from teaching school, they have a 401(k) k, putting away some money for retirementbut they don't have a lot of assets. and you put that next to j.d. vance who literally if you believe as i do that he was selected because he has big friends, big republican donor friends in silicon valley, he's a venture capitalist. and so, you know, i think just put 'em side by side. here's a guy who spent his whole life many in service, tim walz. he didn't make a lot of money, but yet he made a living. and heon made his community betr because he taught, i because he coached, because he served in the national guard. again, somebody who once they got out of school went and, went the other direction. i'm not criticizing that, i'm just saying there is a clear distinction between these two people. and i read a story where people were criticizing him because, walz, because he didn't own any stock.k. and i'm, like, what do you think america is? ink mean, do you think that americans all have huge portfoliost like j.d. vance? they do not. they worry about whether they're going to have retire

a half, 8000 runners this year, so really fun experience to come down. we have our kids race family challenge on the saturday, and then on the sunday we have that five k 10-k and a half marathon. >> so you say the kids race, but you also mentioned that if, you know, i want to bring i don't have strollers anymore. just pretend that i do. and i was pushing a stroller. what would i sign up for, >> most people who sign up for their first race, or if they're getting back post-pregnancy, they usually sign up for the five k or ten k. they're both very flat. you can run with strollers. we're very stroller friendly, and i would say moms are a big component, you know, coming back and running. so mums and dads running with the whole family. >> evan, i have to ask you, i'm just very curious. where's that accent from? >> the accent, is from australia. i was actually born here in the bay area, so. mom's american, dad's australian. >> all right, well, you've kept the tradition going. one last question about the race. is that where where is the actual start of the race? where do people show up? just in case people just want to come out and watch. >> yeah. so we do have th

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it included a five k, a 13 k and a kids run. runners were encouraged to show up wearing a decorated bra or a dressed up t shirt. the funds were raised during the race helped breast cancer survivors receive services that are not covered by insurance. with the month of august is world breastfeeding month and this year's theme, nourish, sustain and thrive. the dedicated month is aimed at shining a light on why, protecting and promoting and supporting lactation is so important. kaiser permanente pediatrician, doctor christina solomon says it benefits both the baby and the parent. >> breastfed babies have lower rates of ear infections. pneumonias asthma, and most important, breastfed babies have lower rates of sudden infant death syndrome, or sids. for the parent, breastfeeding helps lower their risk of breast cancer. ovarian cancer, osteoporosis, postpartum depression. it can also help you lose the baby weight faster. >> now, the american academy of pediatrics recommends only breastfeeding the first six months of life, but sometimes

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. >> so train drivers, i think average is about 60 k, 60 k a yeah average is about 60 k, 60 k a year.three years up to closer to 70. >> exactly. and one of the other comments made the point that actually bus drivers, they collect the fares. they do everything they get people on, they don't have a guard standing guard with them, you know, and they often get a lot of abuse . they often get a lot of abuse. they do indeed. >> the train drivers are protected a little more from that. but yeah, what i was reading earlier about how they've still got the right because this was a no strings attached pay offer that the government offered aslef union, the train drivers and you know, they can still if they start their lunch break. yes. if they start their lunch break and then the manager comes over and says, hey, hey, darren. hey, darren. then they can start their lunch break again because they've been interrupted by their boss. and that's not fair. >> it'sjust that's not fair. >> it's just it's very french, isn't it? >> it's very french. >> it's very french. >> incredibly french. where the unions

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k j. k. i say that they are christian. i just, it is my hope in my desire that god would push them to put tre. christine, how do you change the heart of a man? no. may not change. so it can, it does change the habits of man. when you begin to change the habits of men for this purpose on the hops will be changed. my mother, she file for welfare weiss for women. they host down with hoses. she still had the bite marks only from the dog. and she also went to jail and i was like to know there's my mamma. why, why? i mean, she's the sweetest person. oh no one was somebody to do that to her it was upheld. and when the news came on about the shooting, mamma said that don't make no sense if i stood up and went to jail and gab, being for human rights and civil rights, some way of feeling. right? yeah. i'll be able to do something. and when she said, y'all better do something, we do something or i'm the director of a flat file mississippians coalition. i've just been going around trying to raise awareness about the importance of removing the confederate implant from asked a flag is going to be hard, but it's not impossible. you just have to keep pushing it, keep striving. i just thank god for the grace and mercy because you need a whole lot of a lot of people march from g r lynch street to the state capital calling for change and the state slides, we just need a flag that will unify everyone. the not long after i met sharon's, she stepped away from her leadership role with the flag for all mississippians initiative. due to health reasons. it would be some time before i could talk to sharon on camera again. she found her the ally and lia campbell, an anti flag activist on the mississippi gulf coast for me as a white woman. and if they can come in upon me as a, as a white, mississippi, and a person of privilege to use my privilege to do what i can, to dismantle a system of white supremacy and symbols of white supremacy that my ancestors created. the i grew up in the south, so i didn't have a sense of the racism that still exist here. and um, it would be nice. i me or anyone else to deny that it says stanley suiting and charleston happened. and i distinctly remember saying that the photo doing res, posing with the confederate florida, and reading his blog post and then watch governor nikki haley has the courage to take that confederate envelope down from south carolina state house ground. it really made me angry that our governor and our legislators could not just by the same courage. um, so i knew i had to get involved were fighting the deal when they everywhere like her. that why is like what we are better than that. mississippi is better than the this wasn't the 1st time mississippians have wrestled over their flag in 1993, the young w i. c p. c with the state to change the flag for familiar reasons. that lawsuit level discovery that due to a legislative error in 19 o, 6, mississippi did not have an official state flag in 2001 governor. ronnie must grow decided to settle the issue with the statewide referendum, asking voters to choose between 2 flags. the current flag at the time which had been adopted and $1894.00 and a new design. now the mississippi slag is wavering at this time, voters will decide if the confederates symbol will fall. the flag of 18941 by nearly 2 to one margin, settling the issue for the time being the flag of 18. 94 was adopted just 4 years after mississippi and continued to constitutional convention to write a new state constitution. for civil war had ended 30 years earlier. and although black mississippians made up nearly 60 percent of the states population, only one of the convention delegates was black. reconstruction was over, and white mississippians had regained political control from the majority black population through violence and intimidation. and a newly formed ku klux klan. the president of the convention made it clear that their goal was to circumvent the 15th amendment, which prohibited the government from denied a citizen the right to vote based on race. let's tell the truth of it 1st. the bottom of the university said we came here to exclude the other convention. delegates confirmed this notion the mississippi's constitution of 18. 90 included a poll tax and a literacy test that effectively prevented generations of black citizens from voting until the passage of the voting rights act. some 75 years later it was in this political climate that the flag of 1894 was born. the back of this will flag trade the finder on the flags all over the street. you know, is i got the horizontal lands hanging out. so i was like, well, i'll put some flags out, so i'm a true blooded southern, mrs. mississippi, southern man. right. and, and, and accepted. and i are relishing that because that's who i am. that's who, who i, where are my family is coming from. my family has lived in the state of mississippi before it even became the state of the i am a direct descendant of james jefferson. johnson is my great, great great grandfather. he fought in the 41st mississippi infantry, and this is my son's, a confederate veteran certificate. what really got me this part of a route joining some kind of the confederate organization is because of what's going on in the country and discrimination against black people, discrimination against the jews within scrutinizing or against what a mom is currently engaged in against others. they accuse us of all being races, you know, and it's a sign of or 1000000 is what the play me. so a lot of people and that's why i like k k, k and other groups used to play the part that me off the worst is ours. my ancestors would have put a stop to it before you know, it got to the point that is today, where anytime i say that by that automatically seems k taping person, the what is referred to as a confederate flag. graphically, it is started however, you can separate it from all that it is stood for and a negative sense. i'd love for us to have a 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a u. k prime minister k s dom or is wanting rods, is targeting muslim communities will face the full force of the law as he tries to in days of unrest. rival groups have class in the city of plymouth and what police describe as sustained violence. the nationwide demonstration started last week up to 3 goals with step to death themselves pools. police say social media posts falsely blamed the muslim immigrant for the attack that the government is urging social media platforms to stop the spread of racial heights. where we challenge looks at what and who is behind the violence. they've attacked people, property and the police. and they're responsible for some of the most serious and sustained public violence, the u. k. c. and it decade. but who are the anti immigration protest is taking part in riots across the country. they might be, for example, useless off boards, people traveled into southport to perform these extreme history. so great was these people where, you know, almost was a jew to the gods and stand full the nation, any glass of columbus and, and could have teeth. so she's a soph

k, ten k and a half marathon. runners can jog around the waterfront and cross the finish line on the field at oracle park. organizers are proud that their event is family friendly to most people who sign up for their first race, or if they're getting back post-pregnancy, they usually sign up for the five key're both very flat. you can run with strollers. we're very stroller friendly, and i would say moms are a big component, you know, coming back and running. so mums and dads running with the whole family. >> all right. so this is the 15th year of the race. runners will receive a medal shirt, commemorative race bib and an exclusive bobblehead as well. well a push is underway to get pickleball into the olympics. those who are leading the charge are aiming for the 2032 games in australia. but first, the international olympic committee must recognize pickleball as a sport. according to the olympic charter, a sport must be widely practiced by men and at least 75 countries, and on four continents, and by women in no fewer than 40 countries and on three continents. >> we have to really come together. and i think the main thing is countries around the world having their federations in each country, and then approving it towards the olympics for enough countries playing the olympic charter requ

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