i don't think, there was not as sugar ray robinson before sugar ray robinson. were other fighters who tried to exude style, but nobody could approach it like robinson. he believed in style. he wore a suit just right. he wore a hat just right. >> you think this book has relevance today ? would you like to discuss this book on espn for example and for a modern sports audience to speak about what style can bring to an athletes game? because there have been all kinds of debates about this issue of style in sports recently . the whole idea of having a dress code in the nba and the question of how an athlete, particularly african-american athletes should or should not have to comport themselves in everything from end zone celebrations to the way they interact with coaches. when you see someone like they and alan iversen do you say to yourself that man has 21st century style or do you say it would be nice if they knew the history of robinson so they could see what style really is. where do you fall on that? >> i would love for athletes today to read the book. to read

at the end of the day. >> ray: your reaction? plantation, cattle?hat do you make of that over covid-19? >> you know, it is sad. they want to make a statement like that, and you know, we need to football. i think all of the players like to play football. there are so many things that can happen to these young athletes that's not playing. you send them into these areas, if they don't have school you send them to these areas where it now the local officials there now have become lawlessness with crime breaking out. people are being killed, people are being hurt. you could go to a university where they have these world-class doctors. i know at the university of georgia, they do scans before the athletes even go in. they find out if they have other types of illness. do you think about this. they haven't even solved the concussion problem yet, yet we placed football. they don't know the aftereffect of concussion, yet we still play football. you cannot tell me that the reason they are not playing is because of that worry about the covid-19 when they want t

matched by no one. >> ray: i promised you an announcement. have to tell you about my first picture book. it is coming this fall, it is called "the spider who saved christmas." it concerns a spider and the pivotal role and into the christmas story. it also explains why we put tinsel in trees, reminds us that hope can be found in even the darkest of places. preorder, "the spider who saved christmas," no. that's all the time we have tonight. i will be spending my web here all alone. shannon bream and fox news at night team, take it from here. shannon, it is all yours. >> shannon: , by the way, it is beautiful, it is an amazing christmas story. congrats on the upcoming release, it is a wonderful book. >> ray: have a great night. be one >> shannon: fox news alert, not holding back his democratic opponents, they callr mask mandates. they are cau

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ray's most awed by the aptly named family tree.00-year-old sitka spruce is actually multiple living trees in one. somehow, some way, several branches have sprouted into whole trees. >> a huge, beautiful structure, almost unique in the world. it's certainly the largest in the world. ray and his wife, ma, think the freaky forest would make a great roadside attraction, so they buy the property and move to the middle-of-nowhere northern california to run the odd business. but it won't be easy getting money to grow on these trees. >> someone could have gotten hurt. >> oh, totally. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question. the answer after the break. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. find a stock basedtech. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. ♪ >> so, coast redwoods belong t

bill and ted's excellent adventure is out on blu—ray now.i'll be back next week. meantime, be excellent to each other. i hate that part. bill, strange things are afoot at the circle k. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. ronnie 0'sullivan is just a frame away from clinching the world snooker championship for what would be a record in ranking titles. lewis hamilton reigns again in spain as he extends his lead in the formula one drivers' championship. and we'll bring you not one, but two of the most dramatic motorsport crashes you're likely to see, as valentino rossi narrowly avoids a collision in austria. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. welcome to the programme. we start at the crucible theatre in sheffield where ronnie o'sullivan is closing in on a 6th world title. it would be his first in 7 years. it's been a day of domination from the rocket. leading 10—7 overnight he won 7 frames in a row this afternoon. a record 37th ranking title now seems within his grasp, moving him one clear of stephen hendry. these

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at 44, ronnie would be the second oldest world champion since ray reardon.s touch and go as to whether the tournament would be able to take place, 300 fans have been allowed in to watch the final in line with government guidelines. ronnie with government guidelines. o'sullivan looking likt win ronnie o'sullivan looking likely to win there. really dramatic stuff. you can watch this of course on bbc two. but he is looking good and he has won the six world championship title and he had an absolutely phenomenal tournament, title and he had an absolutely phenomenaltournament, really exciting player to watch. six world championship title. one now away from the record of seven at the crucible and it's a record ranking title as well the ronnie o'sullivan, topping stephen hendry‘s title tally the. really incredible stuff. yeah, he is very much the star of the world snooker championship, ronnie o'sullivan. the man it was quite outspoken, not afraid to show his opinions, but he has won here in the session and he overcame mark selby ina session and he overcame mark selb

that is what ray signh thinks. do you agree? help us carry out this work. anything we could have done, obviously we could have done, obviously we would have wanted to have done it. i know there isn't a tool like this that is operating that is so effective in the rest of the uk. brothers bizarre and good alarm were buried on the same day. —— razar and gulam. 0nly ten people could be at the funeral, so their colleagues found another way to pay their respects. for razar‘s son connor, the link between employment and covid—19 seems clear. everyone has the same roles, the people in the community other ones at most risk. taxi drivers, you know, because the bank wants they freeze the mortgage for an infinite amount of time. it's between a rock and a hard place. —— the bank won't say. in latejune, place. —— the bank won't say. in late june, ray place. —— the bank won't say. in latejune, ray singh had published a report. 37 urgent recommendations had been meant to protect immunities from covid—19 and address embedded structural inequality

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we still have a newspaper and that's ray . one person in a small town that is exactly what you think of as your stereotypical alaskan very much so. >> he's a great character, i love reading about him and i wish i could meet him somehow coming about the people in this book makes me want to read into the pages and go , come have coffee with me, tell me more about this. ellis about some of the other characters in the book and i realize there real people but there also characters . >> my, one of my favorites is stephanie who is a former mayor and retired special ed teacher and she has a flower farm now. and she grows hours and delivers themeverywhere , around town to this motel rooms, whereverpeople want . but stephanie is you know, diminutive person with a great big dog and she is a buddhist but was raised as a quaker. she really helped me when i was first on the assembly i would go out to see her and say one of my doing, their yelling and screaming and she gave me this book from choosing civility. >> you write about that . >> by

ray: it will be relevant. u.s.kets have only taken notice of the elections a couple of months leading up to it. if the market becomes confident in a joe biden victory, the implications for regulation, health and finance, and other something ofd have an upset to sentiment in the lead up to the election, which would be expected to be u.s. dollar supportive, but given what central banks are doing, it is not abundantly clear there will be a correction. the election outcome will be balancing risk factors for particular equity sectors with the broader thrust of what fiscal policy might look like biden.biden -- under joe policy could be far more stimulative than is the case currently, so there will be some of that with risk assets and u.s. dollar. have: high yield there's typically unprovoked -- high-yielding assets have typically unperformed. what will it take? differentiation between emerging markets. we have some significant upward pressure on the yuan that reflects the carry trade characteristics they are. re.the i am

. >> one of my favorite characters in the book is ray medicare who is a longtime newspaper editor whocame to characters in the book in my life, the space that i lived in but ray came to pilecki 1955 haines french in alaska in 1955, a logging town and really in 1955 really in the middle ofnowhere . so that's pre-anything, not even a radio station or tv and ray brought this idea of culture and earnings and then he started a student newspaper that became our local paper that'sstill in existence . he and the students just started publishing the regular news. he helped found the public radio station. the local conservation group that is responsible for a lot of preserved land around here and he also served on the assembly for seven terms as a socialist and at one point, he was called red ray. a nickname can read ray, the powers that be and he went right to the source of that rumor and explain the difference betweensocialism and communism and assured them he wasn't a communist . i see the legacy that the left in one small town and that's still here and we still have the radio station and we

firefighters were forced to pump water from a nearby pond ray, her mother, her husband, and dog wereinstagram with the caption, safe and sound. earlier in a statement on twitter, ray thanked the first responders for their kindness and for saving what they could of our home. grateful my mom, my husband, my dog, we're all okay. these are the days we all have to be grateful for what we have, not what we've lost. so the second story was badly damaged. the first floor was mostly spared including the kitchen which has doubled as ray's home studio for the past couple months her iphone and personal computer replacing all those studio cameras. >> this is it. you're looking at it cast, crew >> reporter: and her husband john a frequent co-host in lieu of a studio audience >> i'm glad i don't have to social distance from you >> reporter: ray recently gave her audience a tour of the kitchen. >> i worked 35 years to have a gas stove and put that pizza oven in behind it. >> reporter: and the home of her dreams >> u i drew the house on the piece of paper so i knew what i wanted it to be in my mind >

ray, her husband, and dog are all safe. those are some of our top stories on this monday, august 10th. >>> thank you for starting your week with us. and we do begin with schools ng a as coravirus cas millionaon be holding classes online today and tomorrow, while the building is disinfected following an outbreak among students and staff. >> in big-time college football, the power five conferences may be considering moving their season to the spring. meantime, the pandemic has prompted some top ncaa players to call for the creation of a union. abc's andrew dymburt has more. >> reporter: the u.s. now surpassing 5 million confirmed cases of coronavirus. kansas city among nine cities warned by the white house task force they are in danger of becoming new hot spots. >> we're seeing a lot of activity that has been against public health advice. house parties of up to hundreds of people, a lot of backyard parties. >> reporter: chicago's mayor threatening to shut down the lakefront, posting these images on social media after witnessi

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that's what ray singh thinks. do you agree with him?elp us carry out this work. anything that we could have done, obviously we would have wanted to have done it. i mean, there isn't a tool like this that is operating so effectively in the rest of the uk. brothers raza and ghulam were buried on the same day. applause only ten people could be at their funeral, so ghulam's colleagues found another way to pay their respects. for raza's son connor, the link between employment and covid—19 seems clear. everyone knows there's certain roles out there that only and they‘ re often the most at risk. taxi drivers can't stop working altogether, because mortgage providers aren't going to say, "ok, freeze your mortgage for an infinite amount of time." you know, it's a rock and a hard place. in late june, judge singh‘s advisory group published this report. it found race inequalities "exist in wales" and made 37 "urgent" recommendations to protect communities from covid—19 and address embedded structural inequality. you're living with racism, you're exp

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mark was a ray, ray, ray, counties come off and he points to the bigger picture. cases dropped with more than 4,600 reported today. hospitalizations did goe up slightly. >> overall the state picture is coming down and stabilizing some. >> reporter: also looking huhead to the fall and the potential we could be dealing with more than just the pandemic. >> this year together flu and covid make us particularly worried. >> he's encouraging people to get vaccinated. california running at two thirds of the vaccination level right now compared to the same time in 2019. >> we want to make sure that kids are protected against common childhood illnesses and vaccine preventable illnesses. >> and he's also echoing what governor newsom is saying and said on monday. the state has cleared its backlog of nearly 300,000 tests. >>> muny is going to be expanding service starting on saturday, restoring service on some bus lines while adding to others. the biggest change will be the return of muny metro. some of the light rail routes are being altered to avoid causing congestion in tun

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during saturday's day of protests a day of rage lebanon is in turmoil and looking desperately for a ray of hope amid the darkness. news correspondent bosler e.d. has been following the events in beirut and sent us this update. the day of age seem that it was ended up in lebanon to be the day opener cities and over then 7 hours of clashes between security forces and the protesters and this day it was obvious that the protests that they had not the then usual they took over from ministries for a few hours the minister of foreign affairs and energy economy and environment plus the associates of banks since. the 17th of october 1 the bunny's took the streets of lebanon they blamed the banking sector for the financial crises and they blamed the ministry of energy for the ailing sector of electricity and the minister of foreign affairs that it didn't represent the ideal a voice of the lebanese to the world this day it was obvious that it is turning point in lebanon in the political life even though the prime minister they said he said that in his meeting with the ministers on monday will disc

according to ray one officer tased blake telling him to drop the knife. ray says he then started recording as blake walked around the car. >> the police might say he was resisting arrest but he wasn't attacking the police. they were telling him, drop the knife. i didn't see a knife in his hand. >> reporter: now a new video surfacing overnight showing a different angle of the shooting. blake is seen on the ground appearing to fight with officers before getting up and walking around the driver's side of the car where he is shot. >> mom, you have to get back. >> reporter: investigators have not said whether blake had a knife or any other weapon. in the meantime, the shooting now getting reaction from major sports stars like aaron rodgers and lebron james. >> frankly it's just [ bleep ] up in our community, and i know people get tired of hearing me say it but we are scared as black people in america. black men, black women, black kids, we are terrified. >> reporter: and milwaukee bucks guard george hill not wanting to talk basketball after the team's big win.

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we have chest x-rays. we have scans. we have lab blood tests.s use to try and diagnosis and get a very precise idea about what the particular problem you're having is. for example, for cancer, it can tell the difference between, let's say, breast cancer and lung cancer, by doing the lab tests. and for diseases like depression, we don't have anything like that. we still diagnosis depression when you're being treated for depression the same way we did 100 years ago. really all we have is asks you how you're doing trying to enter pretty the answer. so our goal is to try to have the same kind of precise tests to help identify depression and assess depression that we have in every other area of health. >> yeah, important work that needs to be done that could really help so many people. obviously, though, professor, you are working with participants in thed the middle of a pandemic, when concern and anxiety is really elevated. how might covid-19 impact the study? >> yeah, that's a great question, heather, because we started planning this study before

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gregg: robert ray, many thank, sir. have a great weekend. and that does it.iness. have a great weekend, everyone. lou: good evening, everybody. the prosecution of the conspirators against donald trump atop the obama justice department and fbi has officially begun. former fbi attorney kevin kleinsmith is to plead guilty to a single felony charge of falsifying a document. kleinsmith changed the wording of an important i pail in 2017 -- e-mail in 2017. that change was to suggest the opposite of the truth, to suggest that former trump campaign aide carter palm was not a source -- carter page was not a sour

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in case you are asking this is lana del ray. facebook, twitter, instagram, send me the -- sxong then use the hash tag ktvu. it is 5:57. lets go back to dave. >> summer time, sal. time is 5:57. a chp officer called a hero after pulling a driver out of that bushing car. it happened on highway 24. the car burst into flames. the doors were jammed shut. the officer pulled the driver out to safety. both were treated for smoke inhalation. >>> meantime a policewoman rushed to save a man in a wheelchair from an oncoming train. it happened yesterday. the man's wheelchair was stuck on the train tracks. the officer jumped into action, pulled the man out of the wheelchair, fell backwards seconds before the train roared by. yikes. the lodi police department praising her. >>> time is 5:58. the oakland a's are off today. they will be ready for this week's bay bridge series with the giants. outfielder ramon played after appealing his suspension for that big fight with the astros. look at what he did. you have to see it again. a tremendous catch

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gregg: robert ray, many thank, sir. have a great weekend. and that does it.ning ed >> from the fox studios and new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: happy weekend everyone, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo, welcome to our special program, coming up in a few moments my exclusive interview with donald j trump as we discussed joe biden, here is to the stimulus package and why the talks stalled as well as his crackdown on chinese companies like wall weight and tiktok, it's coming up in my exclusive interview with the president. let's take a look back at the moment to top newsmakers in this

it a fad, ray? you know from the technology side, snapchat is hot one day and out the next with younger demographic. this is all about the younger demographic i don't know about you i don't have a tiktok account. i wouldn't know how to use it. >> neither would i. it is about getting to younger demographic, that is what they want to do. they are expanding into the games space, get hub, younger developers and really a smart strategy on microsoft's part to go after that market. apple is not in the market. apple does not want to be in advertising market. they are a subscription model. if they go into that market that was part of a subscription they confirmed i think that they are not interested. cheryl: apple has, facebook, google reports the plot thicken as we would say. we're right in the middle of earnings season. we're actually kind of starting to move out of it, but they companies have huge earnings beats. they have solid guidance which is great to see. they're trending lower. how does an investor