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good news when it comes to your electric bill, most of us will be seeing a credit this month. the amount of money that is coming your way and providing valuable services for veterans in the south bay. the event, held today to assist those who gave to our country. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm raj mathai. service dogs have been found to be beneficial for children with developmental disorders. these dogs can keep the kids safe and help them perform tasks directly related to their disability. and for the most part, the service dogs are allowed in public settings and that includes schools. but a family in san jose believes their son is unfairly being denied. investigative reporter hilda gutierrez is here with the story. hilda in a recent letter, the school district said the dog does not meet the criteria for a service animal under the americans with disabilities act, which protects the use of service animals even in places with no pets policies. so we asked an expert on disability law to weigh in on the matter, and she to

what does that actually look like on your bill? omers, so not significant. and actually we are anticipating that bills are going to go up quite significantly over the next five years by nearly £100 per household. so really this final, this announcement today from ofwat won't have a significant impact for customers. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. as we go through the next couple of days, essentially we're looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers, but like today, some of those showers will be heavy and thundery with some hail and gusty winds around them. you can see them moving across england and wales while we've got rain pushing across northern england into southern scotland and northern ireland, and for the rest of scotland, it's fairly cloudy, with showery rain in the north and a cold northerly wind. top temperatures today up to 18 degrees. now, it's low pressure driving our weather and overnight it drifts a little bit further east, but we still have showers and rain rotating around i

what does that actually look like on your bill? stomers, so not significant. and actually we are anticipating that bills are going to go up quite significantly over the next five years by nearly £100 per household. so really this announcement today from 0fwat won't have a significant impact for customers. this is what we have got coming up. we will be in the middle east for the latest there with our correspondents but we will also be in the us, with thejoe biden saying the hurricane approaching florida is likely to be the worst this century. this is what it looks like from space, and this is what it looks like on the ground with hundreds of thousands of people trying to get out with the evacuation orders in place. we will hear more from whatjoe biden has said in the last half an hour and we will stalk to a storm chaser on the ground —— we will talk. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello again. it's been a mild but wet day for many of us today. things are going to change in the next few days. it's going to t

pay your bills tonight and see your grocery bill and gas bill and rent bill and you know that pricesime around? what do you see emerging as the top issue for most american voters? >> i think it is the economy and immigration, sandra. the two are tied, very much tied together in voters minds. not as issues tied together but they are tied together as an indictment of the biden administration. creates this general sense of disorder and instability when you have inflation having risen so much, prices having risen so much, and people coming into the country, large numbers of illegal migrants, it all creates the impression that the government is creating instability and not capable of creating order and i think in the end that probably is what is on most voters' mines, swing's minds, and i think it will be a big factor determining their vote. >> sandra: your new column in the wall street "wall street journal" calling out -- americo far stronger him exaggerate our woes, threatening to squander a world of opportunities, please do leave us off on this note, jerry. >> we can argue who has been

maria: it's unbelievable to use emergency management money for illegals, we will follow the fate of your bill while the south faces challenges with recovery efforts, national security remains a top priority ahead of the election, the d.o.j. is accusing an afghan national this week applauding and isis bacteria under terrorist attack on election day the fbi arrested the suspect after he bought rifles and ammo from an undercover agent, the homeland security secretary is refusing to answer any questions about it, watch this. >> afghan national who was working for the cia and afghanistan, how was this man brought into the u.s. >> i would be very pleased to answer your question in a different setting. >> how do you not have those answers prepared. >> i would be pleased to discuss this issue at a different time. maria: was with the tightlipped he will answer questions, this guy wanted to plot a terrorist attack on election day. >> this is about america's national security and here we are, homeland security not answering no one should be surprised that they're not answering our questions, we are in a

democratic and can campaigns for democrats and so forth it's easy of the first of the year to raise your billing rate 10% or 15%. it's not so easy if you work at mcdonald's is a bus fare just went up mond and did another 25s an hour. eric: that's really where it hits the folks you go to the supermarket, you go phillip for gas, i did this morning. these are all of the issues the so-called kitchen table bread-and-butter issues. you think that could potentially decide the election or are there other issues? >> look how they are bleeding votes among hispanics and blacks and so forth. it's a of that. still woke us and it's a sense of disgust with costley being lectured and told how to live. with identity politics that don't make sense anymore. i think a lot of it is pulling down harris. let's face it trump as liabilities. he would be a hypocrite if you were a republican not to admit there are liabilities. why is he running so well? well, which ever one you elect to get the whole ball behind the neoconservatives or the progressives. the conservatives just have a better record in office right now than

i would have been a yes on the bill. >> what was your justification? >> republicans are in control some it is silly to say we should do our bills, i agree on that and republicans could only get five bills done. we have to extend government funding. i've got air traffic controllers that we have to go to work every day with no pay. tsa agents and if we shut the government down they would have to work every day. i have a bill that would take pay away from members of congress so i voted for the bill , i'm not willing to shut down the government. >> congresswoman, i appreciate work you have done, middle-class families are looking for results. if you hire a contractor and they messed up, you will not hire them again. they might be the nicest but you will not hire them again. you are not doing a good job. i'm a middle-class guy. we care about prices and open borders that you filled on. your record, fine and good. the economy you have failed. >> i want to clarify, you said what you said on tape, i ramble. when i talk about what i did last weekend. when someone

the female feeling a little less than the, for the issue that focus in the public about believe your bills. she prefers and stuff you know, what are those who don't like the ship? what are those for the future manual? i mean gene this clear from the. ringback quantity of some to do for me, it would probably be better off on the, on the control for a long walk. we'll see on the, on the time it off. but when i me just for monday, the sort of your mind, the cookie job, i'm not bothering those most of us, most of us. but i just want to, to cover the parts of others, the, the bottom, the fusions of stuff. so that is the, the so the system, if you look through it through the book, the subscriber quantity, let me just give you the quantity obviously of above average, the questionnaire as long as you need to see what i mean by that. because the, the, the, to move the target on the, to, i'm sure good problems to which, and then it was a positive in the form, you know, by the short moment the moodle and having foreclosure, show me with what sort of a bit to fail because of the some of the mobile mus

. ♪ no more surprises on your bill. you deserve to get it all. heers and applause] >> jordan: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is an award-winning comedy legend and founding member of monty python whose latest book is "the spamalot diaries." please welcome eric idle! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jordan: i have to get it out of the way. this is a huge treat for me. i would not be doing comedy in this world if it was not for you and the folks at monty python. so thank you. [cheers and applause] there was a 15 year period before i actually got legitimate employment in comedy and during those 15 years, i would have cursed you if i saw you on the street. but once i found a little bit of employment in comedy, now you have become a hero once again. thank you. >> thank you. that is very kind of you. i will take all the praise for that. thank you. >> jordan: you get it all. >> thank you. >> jordan: this book is fascinating. you said you kept a diary while you were working on "spamalot" on broadway and then you found

your closing comments. and these people are on my mind. i introduced the bill that with remove any restrictions for bearcats in our country. i'm so proud it be ranked in the top 3% of all bipartisan members of congress. i work often with my colleagues in the state like pete and brat. right now i'm ranked the sixth most independent member in the democratic party in the country. when i have broken with my own party it has been around law enforcement and border security and on behalf of my family farmers. the abortion issue is one that my voters can't get over, jae. you are anti-abortion and you will not step in it stop these states. you are on tape saying you want it raise the retirement age and privatize social security. i have proven already that i will be an independent voice for minnesota's second congressional district. joe, you still don't have the endorsement of second district republicans. at the end of the day it has been an honor to serve the second district and it would be an honor to serve another it years to represent it district as an independent vo

what does that look like on your bill? for most customers, but not significant. we are anticipating bills will go we are anticipating bills will 9° up we are anticipating bills will go up quite significantly over the next five years by nearly £100 per household. save this announcement today from 0fwat won't have a significant impact for customers.— for customers. what does it mean for — for customers. what does it mean for future _ for customers. what does it i mean for future performance? for customers. what does it - mean for future performance? i mean forfuture performance? i presume people will be watching and saying if you're taking more money away from these organisations, how will that improve their performance? this is the fourth _ improve their performance? this is the fourth year _ improve their performance? ti 3 is the fourth year in a row that some companies have been ordered to pay money back. so environmental campaigners we have been talking to this morning such as river action have said, does 0fwat have sign

the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the monthly is because your bill, that's what happened in this forest village, 18 years ago. witness testimonies of those things that are still new to the people that allow them to down the rest of the execution is up to you for years trying you. i sure i reach you and we name those who found and executed. 149 people. sure, right. well, no, i'm not going to be able to go through the the 80th anniversary of the tragedy. we present a documentary from the no statute of limitations serious them down. so team watch now. hundreds of case files revealed details of the study and mexico, victim testimonies, profiles of those arrested witnesses and suspect, interview records, and face to face confrontations and forensic evaluation. an investigation by the better russian associates, socialist republic, state security committee, produced tens of thousands of records files, now kept in the k g, b, central archive, and classified as bill of russian state secrets more than something with income before he is likely most of a human if one of them, and he goe

we are growing up as a generation not dissimilar, frankly, from yours, bill, where i know that your generation didn't go through school, school shooter drills, but you did go through nuclear bomb drills right? and that created a lot of anxiety. and for our generation, what we're being told by our government is the best. but it didn't. i remember we got under the desk and then we got up. right. but the difference is, you know, i mean, it was like the difference is for us build the bomb is going off multiple times a year in the form of these questions. >> yes. >> and i'm not, you know, like i am by no means i am by no means an expert on child psychology or anything like that. i just have the lived experience of being a younger person. but i can say that's certainly not helping but i also think social media plays a big role in this too, a major role. and i think that we need the government to step up and do its job and not just be, um, you know, standing down to these social media companies, but to help regulate them, too, to make sure that, you know, young women are not getting eating disorders,

gas tank, pay your electricity bill, and rightow with the mandates of electric cars and electric infrastructure right here across maine, they are putting more emphasis on that then actually supporting are industries that have been here for hundreds of years. rep. golden: austin keeps talking about renewable energy proposals. most of the stuff i have seen in the fillers space, offshore, wind, ev mandates coming out of a gusto where he serves, and to guess failed to stop it. even after voting against ev mandates i took the time to submit testimony at the state level against the proposal for an ev mandate that would advance the california standard. austin did not show up to testify for that. begin the second time there was a hearing. moderator: i do need to extend. mr. theriault: what is going on here is a gold and is not willing to say he made a mistake by voting for the inflation reduction act. if there was enough people to that a backbone in congress that could about know when it the good things would've been passed on the other s

. >> i am the reason that i'm spirited onto your bill this evening is i'm actually down in london, veryave the house, welcome back to free speech nation. last month, the playwright, author and political satirist c.j. hopkins had his acquittal overturned by the highest court in berlin and was found guilty of hate speech. his crime was that he had criticised germany's covid narrative, comparing it to the third reich, and tweeted the cover of his book the rise of the new normal reich, which included a picture of a mask and a swastika. and he was convicted of spreading pro—nazi propaganda. so cj hopkins joins me from berlin now. welcome to the show. let's talk first about the book. there was an image of a swastika on the book. is that what caused the book. is that what caused the problem here? >> yeah, it was actually not the book cover itself, but i tweeted two tweets back in 2022, including the cover art from the book, and the tweets were criticising the mask mandates, and i wrote the tweets in german . and i wrote the tweets in german. and that's what started the whole affair . whole aff

state's cap and trade program. >> californians will receive a credit amounts that will be applied to your bills. more than 1 million small businesses are expected to receive credit customers may recall receiving a similar credit on electricity bills. this past april. there is a new rv ban in effect in san francisco. those living in rv's who refuse to accept shelter will have their rv's told kron 4 s lezla gooden reports. residents in san francisco living in rv's and trailers will now face having their homes towed if they don't accept shelter and services in a note or you can i. >> you can die. that motion passes. >> san francisco's municipal transportation agency approved mayor london breed's new homelessness policy with a 61 vote tuesday night. the new rule bans rv's from parking overnight between 12:00am is 06:00am on streets with post to sites before officers could only tow rv's if they had a warrant. now, if someone refuses shelter, they will be told under the updated policy, especially the afraid getting rv, taken away. >> and the pain fine and pain towing. >> and all that expensive. we sp

vance said you can have an abortion in the ninth month under your bill. >> brian: does not prohibit abortion any stage of pregnancy. there has been five final stage third trimester abortions, where baby is born and they make a decision. on cnn, eight and i see five, they want to fight back it is not happening. it is happening. >> lawrence: it did. >> ainsley: how about when vance says are you going to tell a catholic hospital they have to give abortions? make the nuns do this? >> steve: we've heard those things before. one do-over and first answer when he was hemming and hawing, he would like to have a do-over on that, walz would. other one and he never corrected and we ran it, he said i'm friends with school shooters. what? i'm sure he meant something else, that was never defined and that was embarrassing. we have 90 minutes to go over this and big show. >> brian: senator tom cotton, speaker mike johnson, we have martha maccallum in new york for work, and pete hegseth wherever he wants to be but he'll have gel. port strike in second day shutting down 36 major shipping hubs along the east an

and you could you might have a question about your bill and the service rep would solve your problem. and then make the notation by hand and put it in the outbox and like cathy riley would by and pick it up and take it to the service order writer who would type it up and then it would go to the appropriate department and then it would finally come back to you, the service rep, and you would refile it. now if it turned out you called for and the person who's in your area is busy, then the call would go to another service rep who then get up? i'm sorry, i shouldn't out of this chair. who would get up and walk over and pick the paper and maybe be able to talk a little bit to the other 30 or so service reps in office? build camaraderie, build, learn from each other and up. i would ask. how many times a day? 20, 30 times a day. now, think about that. you all probably have a picture of a where sized call center with cubicles dividing people one from the next. they do not get up from their seat except for their if they are union. they're negotiated breaks their lunch hour. what it just in te

you all paid for it with your bills for electricity, for gas when you're at the gas station for food and so on. it is all their fault. hey man, if you don't ask like a doormat for zalinski, even pete and guess this guy just didn't get the memo and neither did the austrian motors for that matter. kiko is saying things that resonate with those motors having won the popular vote nationally and listening to the people and means that he's populous and well, you know what that means. that's right. hitler back again in austria for the 1st to fix since world war 2, except for all the times that he was also in germany with the f d and in france with the national riley party, which also by the way, won the popular vote in the summer's parliamentary election and was also shut out of power in favor of president emanuel mack whole a pointing a technocrat prime minister from the establishment right party the same guy who is the use breakfast negotiator and that party that he belongs to. got single digit folks in the election and he found a point to the whole government in that very same vein. i do

you all pay for it with your bills for electricity, for gas, when you're at the gas station for food and so on that up on it is all their fault . we take care of those for whom we are responsible in europe. and we have a big heart even now in connection with ukraine. yes, we have to help and all, but there's one thing i don't accept. it's one of ukrainian president plays with us and threatens to cut off our gas supplies in return for our willingness to help. and that's the end of the fund. dear friend, the same, there was always given taken such things on. hey man, if you don't act like a doormat 1st with even wins, guess this guy just didn't get the memo and neither did austria and voters for that matter. tickle is the same things that resonate with those voters. having won the popular vote nationally and listening to the people and means that he's populous and well, you know what that means. that's right. hitler back again in austria for the 1st time since world war 2, except for all the times that he was also in germany with the f d and in france with the national riley party, whi

vance said you can get an abortion in your bill in the last month. >> brian: no prohibitions on anything to do with always the woman's decision until the ninth month and every year one nine-month abortion since 2021. >> steve: they would talk a lot about it and it favored democrats, democrats have won on abortion as an issue every since supreme court said what they did about roe v. wade. i'm personally shocked they did not ask more of mr. walz regarding migration and gigantic number of people who flooded the country. a big chunk got bogged down on whether or not migrants are taking homes and driving up price of homes for all of us. j.d. vance said something we will show is true, cbc news tried to say, can you prove that. watch this. >> that is the thing we should be able to find common ground in, we can't blame immigrant for only reason, that is not the case in many cities. we don't have enough naturally affordable housing. >> tim said something i agree with, we don't want to blame immigrants for higher prices, blame kamala harris for letting them into our country, which does drive up co

it can add up if you don't pay attention to your bills and stuff, but i do use them and i don't mind the charges, but lots of drivers resent the so-called lexus lanes. why do i have to pay for what's always been free? i already paid for the road with my taxes. i don't want to pay again. there's a lot of money at stake, and supporters say making people pay to avoid gridlock if they don't carpool is the best way to relieve congestion. so more express lanes may be on the way. it's horrible, but this driver and others we spoke to say not so fast. i don't care about them building more express lanes. i care about them widening roads where it's appropriate, fixing the potholes, resurfacing the streets. and then there's the current proposal to make all freeway lanes into toll lanes, charging a per mile toll for driving on any major freeway that runs parallel to public transit. by 2035. with the investigative unit. i'm hilda gutierrez. hilda, thanks. and when we come back, we'll have an update on an ongoing problem with the windows in a downtown san francisco high rise. stay with us. everyone

that easy thing to go on your bill. yeah, that's basically what it is and the thing to go on the mission that he's a, by the intentional, even in jail, is about intention. and then the other. he now even though the view of nations people's paint into, well, that's what they were saying. i mean, you can pull it as human rights of age. i'm going to buy into the the, and we'd either we'd take both options and so on sofa. but if you put this the genocide you can get it. oh, even if you use the word or this is angel this the make, it may have to use the, the, literally, the choice was the, the what, but i mean, you're in the, in the path of the pc, but you know, you can be arrested when you when you go out of the pin the, because you're being the too much a advocating for 1st thing that's happened to visually see something in there. you mean in the, in fans uh bedrooms. it is big. well yeah. i mean, i think, i think its recognize this is the freedom of press in the west in europe. you don't have a rumble. the video platform

want to pay your bills. provide for your family.ed to call on that call yesterday on the web call, call you trash? >> we are just normal americans that are trying to make a difference in the people around us and business. i'm a business woman. and to be called trash is just -- it is degrading. it's -- i mean, that's real little what they think of is we are like deplorables and trash. >> lawrence: a lot of people agree with you as well. >> yeah. >> lawrence: thank you, ma'am. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: as you can see here in the diner people are upset about those comments. because, in reality, it's not the first time that these comments have been said. obama said something similar. hillary, of course the basket of deplorables as this young lady said. this is just a continuation. somebody that was supposed to unite and heal the country as joe biden did. i think did some damage last night, send it back to you on the couch. >> steve: lawrence, you are uniting that diner. you have great questions and they have great answers. dave

oh, no homes.com. >> we've done your homework in the first bill is subway has never been easier just by enter foot login out, get another fried dough. the hard part is telling travel. he doesn't get the second foot long, waits seriously. i've got to next time, buddy now in the subway passions. >> we were made to put them in a package 100 republicans who worked in national security for president's reagan, both bushes and for president trump now endorsing harris for president. she came up as a prosecutor an attorney general into the senate she has the kind of character that's gonna be necessary in the presidency. >> vice president harris is standing in the breach at a critical moment in our nation's history, we have a shared commitments as americans to do what's right for this country. this year. >> i am proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris, former generals, secretaries of defense, secretaries of the army, navy, and air force, cia directors and national security council leaders under democratic and republican can presidents, republican members of congress, and even