anymore than the newport beach police.hing like this happens, it's an execution style killing this was. obviously someone intended to kill your dad. you must have wondered who. >> you wonder if it's a completely random act, some stranger and it was a mistake or accident, or you develop a list of people that might have a reason to have shot him. >> the police it didn't look random. nothing was taken and the killer struck with precision accuracy and got clean away. there was something that intrigued the detective that night. a clue they found and bill mclaughlin's closet. >> we do a search of the house with the permission and we were told there were weapons in a closet upstairs. when you come across a lot of weapons, it's surprising. >> before his death he had become an advocate gun collector. not just antiques but there were pistols and revolvers and semi automatic weapons including seven modified m-16 assault rifles. dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. >> we didn't know if somebody was upset with the -- or something. >> na

mark webber, the director at the institute for historical review joining us from newport beach, california, and mr. john bost, journalist and political consultant joining us at fredericton, canada, viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of the segment to your press tv news review program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet, ahlam banawi, as this captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication. of syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. what happened today is no accident, it is the continue. ation of the killing of 17 of of residents during demonstrations since 2021, it is intentional king that is now receiving the light of day, receiving that receiving the light of day because she is an american citizen, it was intentional killing that cannot be justified. a big city whose walls speak and this city is none but damascus, between the hustle and bustle, in a high house where the sun takes its hands and accompanies it from done to dusk, in a warm family where there are 10 roses

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joining us from newport beach, california and john bosnis, journalists and political consultant joining us out of frederickton canada. like to welcome you both to the uh program here, guess mr. webber, we'll start with you in sunny, southern california, so other government in the world, you very well know is this monitored while simultaneously being. dissanctioned ironically, it's hard to make sense of it as iran continues cooperation with the iaea, and now uh, once again head is going to has been invited, is going to make a stop in in tehran for more consultations, your initial thoughts on the story, the initial thoughts are that this is very unfortunate sham because the united states is really trying to pretend to be interested in a nuclear agreement with with iran while actually not doing anything to do so, this... a problem is because of the tremendous influence of the pro israel uh organized jewish committee in the united states which backs israel, it's netanyahu government and the israeli government which for years has been making the false claim that iran is just few years away o

malvo brought me to the exclusive pelican hill resort in newport beach to show off their suv, which they say is their safest. so it has 12 ultrasonic sensors, 5 radars cameras and a mounted light are all of this is working together to create a protective shield for a customer that roof mounted light are can see 2 football fields ahead even in the dark and they're generating a lot of information that we need to process inside the brain so this is the end video drive system that serves as that brain understanding the environment. the sensors will help make safety response systems more capable. eventually the car is expected to be able to drive itself. so just to reel in. james lane for for now, the car can change lanes on demand, stay in its lane and adjust the speed. the x 90 has an android powered infotainment system with large google maps. plus, you can download apps and is supports car play. the audio system is powerful and rich. i appreciate the big, bold, rotary volume. you want to turn up the volume taken off. gotten our test drive. takes us through gentle california mountains, show

you have a 90,000 square foot property in newport beach, overlooking the ocean with bars and i said whatit? what is the analogy and the answer is so great, there is none, is there? >> you have to think until it hurt so you can see what others can't see, so you do what others can do. if you want to be the best in the world you can't be a follower, you have to be a leader and that is sometimes a little confounding to people in the public market, because people, you know, tend to like duplication, not innovation, but if you want to lead, you have to innovate and take risks. again, history proves all of these bets and all of these galleries that we have done our highly incremental and profitable. it comes from really deep thinking and not any kind of quick decision-making. i've been here as ceo for 25 years. we are not making this up. it is a lot of data. a lot of deep thinking. connecting a lot of dots and be willing to place a few big bets that can change everything. >> i think the data -- i've been to raleigh. i would not have thought it would sustain a 50,000 square- foot rh. but you hav

malvo brought me to the exclusive pelican hill resort in newport beach to show off their suv, which theys their safest. so it has 12 ultrasonic sensors, 5 radars cameras and a roof mounted light all of this is working together to create a protective shield for a customer that roof mounted light are can see 2 football fields ahead even in the dark and they're generating a lot of information that we need to process inside the brain so this of nvidia's drive system that serves as that brain understanding the environment, the sensors will help make safety response systems more capable. eventually the car is expected to be able to drive itself. so just to reel in. james lane for for now, the car can change lanes on demand, stay in its lane and adjust the speed. the x 90 has an android powered infotainment system with march google maps. plus, you can download apps and it supports car play. the audio system is powerful and rich. i appreciate the big, bold rotary volume off. you want to turn up the volume taken our test drive. takes us through gentle california mountains, showing off the power a

malvo brought me to the exclusive pelican hill resort in newport beach to show off their suv, which they is their safest. so it has 12 ultrasonic sensors, 5 radars, 8 cameras and a roof mounted light all of this is working together to create a protective shield for a customer that roof mounted light are can see 2 football fields ahead even in the dark and they're generating a lot of information that we need to process inside the brain yet. so this of nvidia's drive system that serves as that brain understanding the environment, the sensors will help make safety response systems more capable. eventually the car is expected to be able to drive itself. so just to reel in. james lane for for now, the car can change lanes on demand, stay in its lane and adjust the speed. the x 90 has an android powered infotainment system with march google maps. plus, you can download apps and it supports car play. the audio system is powerful and rich. i appreciate the big, bold rotary volume off. you want to turn up the volume taken our test drive. takes us through gentle california mountains, showing off t

we could make proximity possible for that bike shop manager by permitting affordable housing in newport beach, california it's not permitted because zoning ordinances, of course. and for that reason we have a both transportation policy and a highway safety policy that leads to 70 mile commutes. and the more you drive, the more exposure you have. and therefore, you tend to whatever safety benefits have for each mile driven. we should be thinking in terms of health, not just safety. we have a sedentary population, relatively speaking, much more than it was just 50 years ago. and we know our major public health affliction are leading causes. premature death are directly connected to sedentary living. cardiovascular disease, diabetes and so on. we can to sedentary lifestyles. now we can tell people that they need to get their exercise. they need to get gym memberships. they need to work out. they need to. they need to ride their bikes and so on. or we can just have a society walking, cycling and, so on are actually convenient enough that people exercise without significantly trying. now the subje

suzanne newport beach, chelsea saw something, said something, and no one did anything. >> no, they didn't. alex from rochester, new york. nothing brings me more joy thane a delicious word salad. >> hmm. you must be very full, susan. from how is kamala turning the page on the same olda playbook if she keeps reading off the same old playbook? it's all for tonight. >> sean hannity's next. always remember. i'm waters, and this is my world. >> welcome to "hannity". and in just a momento "hanni, th president of the united states, donald trump, will join us now justnt oe 45th two days after ad assassination attempt in lesss than two months. plus, we have the lowlightswo mn from a kamaltha harris appearane without a teleprompter today. and despit s raree friendly questions from the national association of black journalists, the vicee president, well, she still struggled to give a single straight answer. stletake a look. well, anyway, we'll have a lot m more on that coming up in a minute. thatt owknow where the where shot was anyway. but first, our top story tonight, the leadership at, o the fbi a

suzanne newport beach, chelsea saw something, said something, and no one did anything. >> no, they didn't. alex from rochester, new york. nothing brings me more joy thane a delicious word salad. >> hmm. you must be very full, susan. from how is kamala turning the page on the same olda playbook if she keeps reading off the same old playbook? it's all for tonight. >> sean hannity's next. always remember. i'm waters, and this is my

newport beach junior life guard operated out of trailers.ow with the help of our federal investment they have a state of the art facility, locker rooms, rest rooms, a remarkable improvement for thousands of young participants. the new junior life guard headquarters is a testament when different levels of government work cooperatively. as i continue to bring federal support back to orange county i look forward to touring this new facility and for a chance to celebrate the success with original county families. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> i rise to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i rise to thank our first responders who are working day and noit to contain the fire that has spread across 23,000 acres in orange and riverside counties and injured five firefighters and two civilians. federal, state and local first responders, community organizations and individuals stepped up to help their neighbors providing food and s

. >> i think he might be, brian might be in newport beach. >> you wouldn't leave, either? have the system that he has. >>> coming up, fallout from this week's fed decision. we'll talk about the impact on customers commercial real estate next. as we head to break, here is a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. boom! >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business. next level moments need the next level network. but all you did was plug it in, you didn't do anything neither did you exactly exactly exactly exactly impressed? honestly, a little exactly (slurp) >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" live from the nasdaq market site in times square. nasdaq is giving back and the s&p is also lower. >>> the commercial real estate sector has been under pressure for a while, but the fed relief could help with that stress. leslie picker is here with more. there has been a tsunami we have been waiting for. >> it may explain why we saw 50 basis points over 25. the timing of the 50-basis point cut is important because of something called the maturity wall o

host: in newport beach, california. republican. your turn. caller: i wanted to say a comments.e proposed democrat programs that people in the door, and then they leave them hanging when they need to pay for supplies to keep their businesses open. paying for tripled insurance rates, the cost of living, and all of the talk is smoke and mirrors. democrats help the poor and the top wealthy people and not the middle. during president trump's reign middle-class people made more money in our paychecks and tax returns. that was a given. with open borders and home invasions increased assaults and carjackings and lawlessness in the streets, who wants to open a business or open a home where violent robberies are committed every day. we cannot even feel safe at our local neiman marcus and platinum health status will not cover an ultrasound after a mammogram which are preventative measures that hurt us women, especially middle-class therapists. having a debate on pro-dem media sources is biased and we allow it and we think it is fair. many reported dollars -- reporters on fox news are not r

newport. it's a town with beautiful beaches that attracts thousands of people every summer.een in 30 years. so it's having a huge impact. pembrokeshire isn't alone in introducing such measures, with councils in gwynedd and on anglesey doing the same. forsome, though, raising the premium isn't the answer, with one councillor claiming that funds may actually be lost. i've estimated around £600,000 to £800,000 now is lost in council tax revenue for this year alone, and that's adding on to the 30 million we've got to have to find this year, as well. so you're talking closing libraries, closing day centres. the issue of second homes can be a controversial, emotional and complex topic. for those who want to see less of them, seeing more in the market is a sign that measures are starting to work. it's notjust wales where these kind of issues are causing tensions. major anti—tourism protests took place in several places this summer, including mallorca, but it didn't seem to deter vistors. recent data shows that 800 more flights landed on the spanish island injuly compared to the sam

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beach? >> i speak good living babe from john's burg, illinois. >> charlie hurt was lookings lo good tonight, but he's no stephen milleroktonight.. wow. stephen miller gets dave from newport, florida. >> oh, great. is carmelo going put on an a italian accent now? >> forget about itn ital. newport richie what did i say it's the italian in the mortars ? >> and this is my world. >> welcome to "hannity" and we are 50 days away from the, well, inflection point of allf l points. the 2024 election is upoln us. early voting now officially underway in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. les or polls are neck and neck. we will look at them tonight. nbut tonight also, donald trump is just frankly fortunate . be alive again. homeher tough weekend in m by state, in this case in florida. for the second time this year, donald trump was nearly assassinated or as muc h closer than people know. and coming up, we're going to hear from real estatknow a comer and friend of mine, an who on sunday morning i had breakfast anth him and another friend of ours at the city diner, if ct you want to know, in west palm beacy h, florida. after breakfast, i went home. they went to trump internationaa,l gol