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my name is acha and my irish name is alanna hurley. my parents are desmond and andrea hurley. we're here in bristol bay. i'm blessed to have been born and raised and lives in rest all day and i'm d executive director. of the tribal consortium . fighting to protect and sustain the homeland and ways of life in southwest alaska. bristol bay is home to the greatest wild salmon runs on earth. salmon have sustained our indigenous ways of life and support thousands of american jobs but for the last 20 years the pebble mine has threatened to take all of that away. but our people stood up and fought back to protect what we hold sacred. president biden heard our voices. he and his team listened to bristol bay and our many partners across the nation and together we fought the pebble mine. [applause] and for that, on behalf of the indigenous people of bristol bay we get our greatest thanks president .ur [applause] and we're just getting started. alaskans are eager to secure permanent watershed protections, to build a more sustainable future for all of bristol bay. our people have been ste

. >> reporter: delilah and her older sister, alanna, grew up in antioch. what was it like to witness that here at the fair? >> it's definitely something you'll see in antioch. >> reporter: so you weren't surprised? >> no. it was the fourth fight that had broke out that day. >> reporter: on sunday, the fair announced to ensure a safe and fun environment for all families and friends we are implementing a chaperone policy. after 5:00 p.m., all youth must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. >> it's reasonable, but it kind of sucks. and i remember last night when we came to pick her up, we didn't end up getting her, but we saw there were tons of police cars rounding everyone out to leave early because there were so many fights they couldn't control anyone. >> reporter: while we were here, we heard the performer on stage call for security, and then shortly after that saw the aftermath of more fighting. >> i'll be happy to shut this place down again if this continues. >> reporter: we then saw security guards following the commotion throughout the fairgrounds

now there is some breaking news from alanna where a construction crane partially collapsed this afternoonng at least four people. all are excited to be okay. neighboring buildings were evacuated, the cause of the accident is under investigation. a surprising move tonight from a major national civil rights group, the naacp today issuing a travel advisory for the state of florida. the organization says that under governor ron desantis, the sunshine state has become quote openly hostile towards african americans, people of color, and lgbtq+ individuals." cbs's mark straw smith reports as this comes as desantis is expected to announce his bid foe white house to report back flora starting to feel a publicly warm. it's weather, it's politics. the naacp is broiling, it is targeting the states $100 billion tourism industry within a travel are you telling black americans and other states to stay out of florida? >> we are telling travelers beware that you have a state and the state policy landscape that can be harmful to your existence. >> reporter: and his conservative crackdown, governor ron desa

other main american idol judges ryan was joined by alanna morrissette and ed sheeran who were also stunned in their seats. helping news in washington where house republicans are planning a thursday vote on a hard-line border security bill. the plan aims to make permanent some of president trump's strictest immigration measures including resuming construction of the border wall. that bill would also restrict federal funding to ngo's helping migrants seek asylum. th ends, the policy that allows migrants to be randomly deported. it is unclear if the gop immigration bill has enough support in the democratically controlled senate to actually go anywhere. it is a big development discussion over reparations in california. a final proposal is now one step closer to being voted on by state lawmakers. over the weekend, the california reparations task force approved its recommendations in oakland. her more than two years now, that task force has been done being the harms of slavery, discrimination, and injustices under its descendants in california. african-americans living in california with ancesto

but alanna —— she wanted straight sex. it's now four years since coco arrived in london.. she came back to be rebecca messer over and the six seeds stands when a day when others fell at the 1st. seeds stands when a day when others fell at the 1st. much of the talk at roland garros today has been about the message written by novak djokovic on a camera lens after his first round match yesterday. "kosovo is the heart of serbia. stop the violence were the words in reference to recent tension in kosovo, which declared independence from serbia 15 years ago. our tennis correspondent russell fuller is in paris. russell, what's the context of the message? he wrote kosovo is the heart of serbia, stop the violence. which is clearly a political statement and we know from past experience that athletes can get themselves in trouble by writing something like that or discussing issues like that in news conferences. the context of this, kosovo is been independent from serbia since 2008, a lot of tension between the two countries ever sense. tension between the two countries eversense. esp

>> it doesn't feel real >> dylan jones from alanna and madison henderson from los angeles were selected from thousands of high school students across the country to be part of this yeaworl - a menm with the mission to inspire >> being a dreamer is going. after your dreams and ambitions of matter the age or situation you are in. it's not you are ever too old to dream. you are never too old to have a dream. >> being able to create black stories that can impact the lives of the communities i'm in is so important. seeing everyone involved re-create the story with a black perspective means the whole entire world to me. >> at this year's academy, hallie bailey surprise the team with a trip to hollywood for the world premiere of the reimagined classic, the little mermaid. thank you. i love your dress. how are you all. we are here. we made it. >> it's amazing. i saw her a couple of months ago. but getting to see her again, it was like i met her all over again. >> that moment, seeing her in her beautiful dress. all of it hasn't felt real yet. i don't know if it will ever feel real. liz: on memor

and my job site called i'm alanna flex time might suddenly be a buzzword, but trump has had flexible schedules for 15 years. and obviously we have a gym on the roof. i can get my laundry done here. and other things that i'd otherwise have to take care of differently once, unless albanese animals like shopping and cooking employees can even get food for their families in the plants cafeteria. martha, not finding a schnitzel with potato salad to go please. you know what? the take out food costs between 2 and 5 euros and can make life easier. a thought if this isn't for my than getting my daughter's food for to night because the school lunch today isn't so great. it just saves time at a foreman. on the other hand, it helps pascal focus on his job. in this album came on his i, i enjoy the working atmosphere here. sure. we have team leaders, but you interact with them as an equal. the employees have a lot of say stuff in that 5. the top down authoritarian model is no more. everyone benefits from each other's expertise. team leaders give information about the current production status, but

a criminally underrated indie by jill sprecher staring lisa kudrow, parker posey, toni collette, alanna netflix. [ laughter ] because, it's so good. it's so good but i rented it thinking it was this like gal pal workplace comedy 'cause it covers like, you know. and like -- and i rented it, but it's like, it's truly this like slow burning existential nightmare about like female friendship being like dismantled by white men in power. >> seth: wow >> it was so much heavier for me than i was prepared for at that age. >> seth: yeah, sure. >> but, it like, it got to me. and it was like, it was toni played this like wallflower, this like kind of temp at this office and i just, you know, as like a burgeoning gay boy, i was like, i was like - [ gasp ] and then i -- and then i - [ light laughter ] and then i rented "muriel's wedding. >> seth: fantastic that was the first - >> which was her breakout work >> seth: yeah, that's the first i was aware of her >> yes and she -- it's such an iconic performance and it was over. like once i saw that movie, it was just like, it like -- she got in my blood i

the alanna fed gdp number, is way too preliminary but it has is going at 2.9% in the second quarter.lly pushed it up a lot. we had 20 million jobless claims and now we are saying half that. we don't know and a lot of these jobless claims systems in the states, found out they are running on very old computers and they don't have a good verification system. states have chopped spending on it and they have very few people verifying who are getting the benefits so it calls into question the whole jobless claims structure, a rather rickety structure. we saw continuing claims not revised. they were over one million. very little change in that suggests that a few of those who will follow. -- a few of those people fill out --fell out. tom: right now, we get interesting gdp revision perspective from jay bryson, chief economist at wells fargo. do you get value out of a second look at the gdp? jay: there is a little bit of value in the sense on what you get in the second release is the first estimate of gross domestic income, the income side of the national accounts that should be the same thin