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no one will find out that you're actually lula and no ali morgan. i'm not allah, i'm ali. and yes i knew but no, no, but's it's your issue is that it's not my business in that one. yes it is. am i because i don't see myself as allah. there is no alo, to live. it's what your documents say. i don't care about the documents, they're not mine them. so i know it's not part of our agreement, but how can we change this? and then we have to change your name 1st, right? there's a procedure to be follow along with you to change your sex right. when you to new, the whole process, soft jonah, and go on to them. sure, sure, sure. take them off the stove. they're done. yeah, they need a bit longer for them. oh ah ah, i must have them to jenny with ebony, i've never worked with cars before, was understood, but i'm working here now to beef up my body. a flint, hey man, this isn't really my kind of job and my la, i'm not strong enough but that with did because it takes muscles, isaac, to you. i carry around things that way more than i do up there in can a lot. i'd like all kinds of car par

for pbs news reagan -- news weekend, i ali rogin.the english grass at centre court, today's wimbledon women's final was destined to be historic. elena rybakina became the first ever player representing kazakhstan to win a grand slam. she beat tunisia's ons jabeur, the first woman from africa to reach a grand slam final. to discuss this, i'm joined from wimbledon by "new york times" tennis correspondent and author christopher clarey. both stories are interesting. first, how did elena rybakina win? christopher: she is very powerful and she played a wonderful match today. started slowly, with nervous, both women in uncharted territory, but having gotten past the quarterfinals, you did know how they would react. elena rybakina started dominating with flat shots and finished it off. when she won, the biggest moment of her life, it's like she won the first point of the match, hardly any emotion. but the emotion came later in the press conrence when she broke down in tears. on the court you never would have known it was her first wimbledon

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david: why did you decide to focus on muhammad ali? what was your interest in him? ken: well, he is one of the most compelling figures in all of american history. he certainly intersects with all the major issues of the last half of the 20th century. the role of sports in society, the role of the black athlete in sports, the definitions of black manhood and black masculinity and the civil rights movement. not as a fixed thing, but as an ongoing developing thing. the story of politics, of course, of race. the central american question. freedom. it is also about faith and religion and islam, about sex, and all these things because human nature does not change. or things we are grappling with today. when you have a larger-than-life mythic figure like ali, he just sort up lights up page after page of history. he is irresistible and is a way to communicate some pretty complex undertow about not just the u.s., but who we are. david: how long did it take you to do that series? ken: we said yes to this in 2013. we began work in 2014. real earnest production and shooting of

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ali: we mentioned the international designation.mean for monarch butterflies, and how is it different than a designation by the u.s. fish and wildlife service? scott: this is an international designation by a really well-established international group, the international union for conservation of nature. this new report or analysis doesn't have any policy ramifications in the united states, but what it does do is put a spotlight on this animal and how imperiled it really is and the actions we should start to take to recover it. ali: experts will note the monarch population does fluctuate year to year. is what you are seeing now outside of that kind of standard deviation? scott: certainly. the vast majority of scientists that have looked at the data, it is compelling data that shows that the monarch has been on a decline since the 1980's, certainly since the 1990's. in the west, we've seen in over 95% decline in monarchs in california. in the east, between 70% and 80% decline depending on how you look at it. the verdict is in, this b

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ali: and dharna, lastly to you, the study also found that the u.s.' emissions actually boosted its economy by $183 billion over the same period. does that make it harder to argue that the economic costs for climate change action when over the years polluting industries have actually been so much a part of what drove economic development in this country? dharna: i think it demonstrably has made it harder to sort of overcome this challenge. but i would say that part of the reason that these polluting industries have been such a huge part of the economy is because the u.s. pours billions and billions of subsidies into them. if the u.s. instead decided to subsidize or even, you know, create a public sector for clean industries, i think that we'd see that those would end up being a huge part of our economy and we could really help other nations to sort of make that transition as well. so i think that, yes, while there's so much that so much that we doave to spend, there's also quite a lot to be gained for, you know, the u.s. as a whole for the world and al

a few miles away i meet up with ali. me to hide his face and change his name and his words are re—voiced by an actor. his parents threw him out when they discovered he was bisexual and he lived alone and worked in kabul. when the taliban returned last august everything changed overnight. the anxiety was off the roof. i couldn't sleep for. four days and nights. i was awake, thinking they are coming now, they are coming now. the problem started when they started catching other lgbts. l one person was enough for them to get other people. _ ali learned about a charity called rainbow railroad, working with stonewall in the uk to get lgbt people to safety. after several weeks of secret communication they got him a plane ticket and a student visa. he headed for one of the final few flights still in operation, in constant fear of being caught. they had tracking devices. they could hack your - phone and your whatsapp. they could do a lot of stuff, the taliban, even a simplel song was enough to get you in trouble. - ali grew a bea

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>> ali, it is incredibly influential.ve heard from trump supporters all week. and it is almost word for word what we heard from liz cheney's opponents the other night on that debate stage. everybody laughs, everybody else laughs at that stuff, but that is where the base is. that is why liz cheney will probably not win next month, because this is where the base is. fox news is reflecting, and giving voice to that base as well. >> i have to ask you about, that with liz cheney, because i would like to remind people, you are not some softie liberal. you are not a conservative, you are hard conservative like liz cheney is. does it trouble you? does it saddening that -- i don't know, maybe people just turn around and decide they want list shiny, they may want her to be president one day. but does a sudden you that she might lose? >> i think she is going to lose, and it devastates me. but ali, my moment of sadness was two and a half years ago when i realized there was no place in this republican party for me. i think liz cheney

ali rogin has more.lization of abortion in the 1970's had a dramatic effect on when and under what circumstances women could become mothers. a large body of research since have shown how unwanted pregnancies can affect women's prosperity and earning prospects. our guest joins us to discuss the economic effects of limiting abortion. the cost of having a child seems self-evident to a lot of people, but there is empirical data that shows how being denied an abortion can transform financial well-being. tell us about that. >> economists know that weather and wind to have a child is one of the most economically significant decisions a woman will make in her lifetime. we also know that women seeking abortions tend to be disproportionately at vulnerable moments in their lives. they are disproportionately low income, most of them already renting, many experiencing disruptive life events like being behind on the rent or losing a job. one influential study followed hundreds of women seeking abortions, and some of t

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standing with muhammad ali.on called russell his idol and the greatest winner the game has ever seen. he says, quote, he was one of the first athletes on the front line fighting for social justice, equity, equality and civil rights. your thoughts, joy? >> rev, always great to be with you. i would say that is somebody who grew up in the 70s. i was both a nerd and a tomboy. my two things or like, sci-fi and sports. today is hard for me. these are two of the greatest ever. mohammed ali is like my idol. i would have to agree with president obama that other than mohammed ali, probably the most formidable force in terms of pushing for the rights of black people in this country from this platform and sports was bill russell. i say this as i was a tremendous admirer of him. i got lucky. lawrence o'donnell introduced me to him. i got to meet him back in 2016. it was a while ago. they were honoring him in boston. this guy was such a kind kind cool guy. so smooth. just a smooth brother. he is not as a die hard nick fan. me

ali: i think it is good for twitter shareholders.specially seeing a selloff in technology stocks over the past couple months. the deal is richly valued in today's terms. i expect twitter to prevail in court. the agreement is pretty ironclad as i read it and what is lawsuit is clear. if you beat at, you find it pretty -- read at, you find it pretty compelling. elon musk agreed to by the company even in the case of a market downturn. i think this is going to go in twitter's direction which is good for twitter shareholders. but my own personal view as i said last time i was under program, i'm not sure it is good for twitter the service. i don't think twitter being owned by a single person, or take their the one whose public statements have indicated a lack of a deep understanding the way the platform works, artillery the -- particularly in areas of trust and abuse, i'm not sure that is good for twitter the service. that is my view. it has been pretty consistent. emily: let's talk more about why. let's say elon musk is forced to do the d

today is sunday, july the 3rd, i'm ali velshi. over the course of six congressional hearings, the january 6th sect committee has ht to make clear to the american people just how complicit the failed former president was in the attack on our nation's capital. now, the committee is seeking the testimony of another key witness who could bring even more evidence, insight and important context to the potentially illegal behavior conducted by some of the ex president's most loyal cronies. but the question is, will pat cipollone, the former white house counsel, honor the oath that he took as a public servant? or continue to pander to trump and his base? cipollone was subpoenaed for a deposition that was scheduled for this coming wednesday after bombshell testimony given by cassidy hutchison, a top aide to then chief of staff, mark meadows. from earlier hearings, we learned that cipollone warned trump against challenging the 2020 election results and did not want trump to go to the capitol after his incendiary speech on january 6th. but h

ali thank you. san francisco leaders say the biden administration needs to increase its focus on monkey pox. the city is running out of the monkey pox vaccine. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital had 50 doses on hand wednesday. other monkey pox vaccine sites in the city are expected to fulfill their remaining appointment before running out of doses by the end of the week. so far more than 1700 doses have been administered in san francisco. health department is requesting an additional 35,000 from the federal government. public health leaders in the east bay are trying to reach out directly to the lgbtq community, which is especially vulnerable to monkey pox. the first of four pop up vaccine clinics opened at the steam works bathhouse in berkeley. as many as 300 doses were administered on a first come first serve basis. hundreds of people showed up hours before the clinic opened at noon. many recipients say the public health response to monkeypox should be much better organized. just speaks to

let me just say first ali, it's so great to see.h it's been a few weeks since we showed the screen together, looking for to doing it in person, i hope. but yeah you're right, the interesting thing about georgia ali, as you know, is that you cannot be pardon from state crime. sold only be diving into the election probe in georgia with the senior correspondent for time magazine, janelle ross, janelle is a former royals are gonna have charles cohen junior on the show. so looking forward to that. and as you know earlier this week, ali, our own blaine alexander led an exclusive interview with the fulton county da, fani willis. bonnie wells is the first black woman to hold that position, by the way, and funny louisville blain that they will likely be more subpoenas. she's not ruling out one for donald trump. it is really it'll be interesting to see if the local da can compel donald trump to send do something we can do at the federal level. so stay tuned for. that was gonna talk about other stuff on the cross connection. we have david we'l

they pull cars along ali. every year this i bought it, the czar zabel dorchester only creature daughters odessa for this. if historical dinner minister, madame all started to amana finacialow, dared soon as she marched my performance to my will cut cashmere. miscellaneous, danica nature is shabby, threatened my kaneesha, my torch and h. u massena. nature is not to stay a part outdoors nature. nurture got slapped over ali slack or the acre door, yasser chombo co. my a director, slack or mature system though, my own a chair, even here this the board design thing, replugged. it powered most valuable doors, not the was thought i don't august also best law in the us and upon every other. be it nationally there to national war monitors, tell me some, or amazon toys bought it to our door. some are mazda cross eastern or eastern, or is some, are you still? mm hm. ah yeah. the eligibility of mile, i mean even less than 20 not gotten to the south. u as in unpopular as regency, but stock leave me some sometimes 71 is ash

alta, y ahora su corazÓn tambiÉn ha empezado a fallar. >> no se imagina por todo lo que ha pasado alisselo porque su papÁ es una persona alta, creo que no me alcanzarÍa la vida para pagarles, en caso de que alguna persona le pueda dar el riÑÓn a mi hija. andrea: en su desesperaciÓn, esta madre colombiana ha recurrido a las redes sociales en busca de un donante, ademÁs, creÓ una cuenta en gofundme [informaciÓn en pantalla] carolina: la desesperaciÓn de esta madre de familia que te contacto directamente a ti en la ediciÓn digital para que ojalÁ, alguna persona que estÁ viendo el noticiero pueda ayudarle. ¿quÉ tipo de sangre es la niÑa, en caso de que alguien quiera ayudarle? >> ella es o positivo, pero tambiÉn serÍa compatible con alguien que sea o positiva. si alguien tiene la voluntad de hacerlo, esta madre quedarÍa agradecido de por vida. carolina: un caso que nos afecta a todos, bien nos cantabas que esta niÑa depende de su mamÁ para caminar. gracias por contar su historia, andrea. esta historia es tendencia por todas partes, es que la mariposa monarca se estÁ acercando a su decisiÓn

he came with a present for ali mon, for it. ali received his diplomatic passport to the hands of the prime minister, blissfully. and he came down to hannibal. he had a big, lavish body. yeah. and he, a mouse is if i just done my boss, but if i missed his giving him a possible. ringback and iranian alim on fred was now dominique is ambassador maneesha. he was the high in cloud 9. like he was saying, then he was a kid, his excellency, call him excellency. i couldn't call him ali a name. you said, no, you can call me excellency. the rules of diplomatic relations were laid down by the united nations in the vienna convention. ambassadors can live tax free in the country. they're appointed to diplomatic bags, can't be opened. the homes at embassies can't be set. and ambassadors anew. cameras on fred quickly exploits that at the my dominique trade house office in kuala lumpur. a rowdy party leads to a police raid trail cops came out and they went straight to the office. i'll. he locked himself behind the office door and all he did was shoot his diplomatic passport and said, i'm a diplomat.

his escape will be the journey of his life. far from home, ali can finally become the person. he's always wanted to be and will be spared badly. oh, in that re credit and we'll go through with it. i was born in berlin. he starts july 22nd on d, w. ah, in the summer holidays have started in europe. people just want to get away from work and school and their worries. can we learn to deal better with our injuries and traumas? had with that, welcome to the coven. 19 special.

escape will be the journey of his life. far from home, ali can finally become the person. he's always wanted to be alone. despair badly. oh, in battery credit, then we'll go with i was born in berlin starts july 22nd on d, w. 918 months after the violence on capitol hill. it's clear that us democracy was in greater danger than previously believed. testimony to the january 6th committee described craze. donald trump grappling with his own secret service, determined to lead his arm supporters to congress and overturn joe by the election victory.

for my friend the one, the only, ali velshi. it is saturday, july 23rd. we begin this hour with the latest fallout from another explosive public hearing from the january 6th elect committee. committee produced a meticulous and damaging account but donald trump did as a mob of his supporters, sent to the capitol on his command, violently stormed the building and threaten the lives of everybody inside. including his own vice president. during the 187 minutes between and trump spoke to the supporters, and the time we find it released a halfhearted video statement asking him to go home. really was not an official white house record of what the president was doing. as the committee revealed, or hour-long gaps in the presidential call logs and the presidential daily diary. the chief white house photographer was told not to take photos. some phone records to access from that timeframe, people trump was speaking with. this includes at least two calls with his personal attorney, rudy giuliani. several calls with several republican senators. >> if president trump w

why does the committee want to meet with him, ali?orter: chris, this points to the december 18th meeting you and i were talking about earlier in the show. it's something the committee is going to be talking about a lot today because this is a meeting, in the words of congressman raskin, that was one of the crazyiest meeting in the trump white house between the former president, people like rudy giuliani and sidney powell, but also key white house lawyers, people like hirsh man who we've seen repeatedly throughout these hearings. patrick burn is someone who can potentially flesh out more about that meeting because he was inside of it. what it continues to point to is not just that this meeting is going to continue to be a focal point because this is a meeting where raskin says they're going to show us it was a hail mary strategy session effectively, the white house knowing it had lost the election at that point, but trying to throw spaghetti at the wall and trying to make themselves stay in power. they're going to want more information

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vitali is with me now what's the end game for these hearings, ali? >> reporter: the committee will release a report sometime this fall and the door is open for criminal referrals as well but the decision to prosecute ultimately rests with the department of justice. kate >> ali, thank you. >>> president biden is defending his upcoming trip to saudi arabia this week, despite his tough previous talk about that nation's human rights record and one big question looms, will a visit to the oil-rich kingdom make any difference here when it comes to the cost of gas? maura barrett is with the president. >> reporter: president biden gearing up for his trip to the middle east this week, under fire as some critics say he's being soft on saudi arabia and its human rights abuses. today, pushing back in an op-ed in "the washington post," the same publication jamal khashoggi was working for when he was assassinated an effort coordinated by saudi leadership, defending his decision for the visit the president wrote "my views on human rights are clear and longstanding a

joining me is ali vitali. ali, give me the nuts and bolts about this. >> i just finished talking with chairman bennie thompson about that. they are trying to figure out if those text messages can be resurrected. there's a question about whether or not they're given for now or forever. that's the rabbit hole they are trying to work from. they were briefed by the inspector general this morning about those texts. i asked if the view was that the secret service have been cooperative on this, chairman thompson told me look no further than the letter that the inspector general sent to the homeland security committee to see that their view is no, the secret service hasn't been cooperative in finding these text messages. that's just one of the key considerations for the january 6th committee right now because the other thing they're talking about is the potential for subpoenaing former vice president mike pence or even the former president himself when i was talking with chairman thompson just now, he referenced one o

i thank you, ali.today's weather and one word cooler, big fog bank out there, making a strong push north and also south. so it was held in check for a couple of days. it wasn't much. last 48 hours. there's a lot now so you can see the low cloud deck when it makes it all the way north of santa rosa all the way down to hollis or that that tells you that's a pretty good fog bank. and there's plenty on the pacific as well. i mean, i can expand out and you can see it up and down the coast, going all the way down to southern california. and even up into the pacific northwest. been well out into the pacific temperatures are running cooler, especially san jose and livermore. compared to yesterday. at this time, i think you'll see the gap widened here as we see the fog burned off in the wind pick up 50 up and out truck he had 55 loves vegas. 92 lovely 96 in phoenix, 59 in monterey and santa maria at 55 was 63 stuck for l. a and san diego because of the fog. santa rosa, livermore, oakland, san jose. those arrows

from all we cannot bring in a jealous ali maroni or in tokyo, are you truly shocking dresser for shins abi herb, what more can you tell us? hi indeed, this is a very shocking and sad news. i could say the shock and disbelief has taken japan. the country where the gun rules are very sick and the nation or even shooting are very rare in japan last year. maybe only a handful of shooting happened in japan, only one was killed as a result. so we have the fascination which the prime minister described as a war barry and it has shocked one in japan early in just before noon today. about $1130.00, the prime minute there for 5 minutes there she was shot at it and went there in japan. norah, he was there campaigning for the election that is going to happen in the house, the senate in the upper house in on sunday. and he was there to actually influential figure in the l. d. p. the democratic party official. you will support a candidate. there was while he was making each there on the road, be not a big crowd actually, maybe about 50 or a 100 people. were there listening. he was approached by a ma

alright thanks, ali. well, cal fire crews continue to make steady progress against the electrified or burning in this year of foothills. now it's burned seven square miles in amador and calvary's counties since it started on the fourth of july. no homes have been damaged or destroyed and all evacuation orders have been lifted. most roads, including all of highway 49 have reopened. and contra costa county fire officials are asking everyone to stay away from a section of willow pass road in pittsburgh because of a smoldering fire there. the fire started last month in the pittsburgh martian of the decommissioned power plant on the delta, and it created heavy smoke this past weekend. that did draw attention from people nearby, including drone operators, and it made it difficult for firefighting aircraft to fly over the fire area. cal fire says it has stopped the expansion of the fire. but it could take several more days to actually put it out and crews battling the washburn fire in yosemite national park are

and when i started to do ali, i didn't really start to do ali.one and i hit a road block and went to the right, it was like marco, i never wanted you, i want to be cynical, the greatest feeter of all time. and then i heard ali, and it was just this thing. >> but howard was, you know, i could get into him and get into that kind of rhythm that he had. and i thought if he was working today, he would be covering the january 6th committee hearings. we just heard from cassidy hutchinson, right there, this may be the first time the secret service wrestled the president to the ground to keep us safe from him. (applause) great voice frts 70s what other great voice frts 70s. >> this was another great voice, this is i used to do but now you can replug them in and suddenly they are a apropos. >> the mueller report, when you saw mueller before the report with that jaw that he had, that look that he had. he was like out of a 40see movie where he would be the warden in the prison, fry him, we're going to fry him, instead, it was bad t was boring. peter faulk as

let's get back to ali. now with an update on the traffic.e're still keeping an eye on the road conditions this morning for drivers out there if you're still thinking about heading out the door and the bay bridge is your commute. you will have no problems at all this has been an easy drive all morning long if you drive westbound 80, though, to this point or anywhere from westbound 80 at ashby avenue. there is a report of a crash there, and that's in addition to some earlier crashes that have kind of played that westbound 80 corridor. throughout the morning. no reports of any lanes blocked but something to be aware of westbound 80 at ashby. scientists at uc davis say raging wildfires in climate change continue to have a devastating impact on lake tahoe . they revealed the long list of disturbing findings in their annual state of the lake report . it's a look at changes taking place at the world famous lake. among other things, scientists discovered the amount of floating algae in lake tahoe has an increased an incredible 300% in just the past

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ali, on the hill. nbc news receiving this statement from the secret service where they say they have turned over thousands of pages of documents, secret service phone -- cell phone use and other policies as well as operational and planning records. notably, no mention of the text messages from the 5th and the 6th of january, right as everything was going down on capitol hill. what does that mean? where does it go from here? >> reporter: that lack of specificity caught many of our attention up here, because those are the text messages at issue that the committee really wants to be able to get its hands on. the secret service, saying, that they have turned over documents. as far as i can tell, the committee at least at this point is not confirming either receipt of those or that there's a gap from the 5th and 6th in the data that the secret service sent over to them. i will say in my conversations with lawmakers yesterday, including the chairman of the committee bennie thompson, they seemed confident or

it is 401 let's say good morning to ali. hi, ali. good morning, rosemary. good morning, everyone. it's a pretty uneventful commute, which is what we like to see at this four o'clock hour on a monday morning, let's show you the maps. we want to check in on that commute coming from tracy. things look all clear there. if you're driving 80 north marina in the hayward area. be aware there is a report of a fire just off the freeway. so you may notice some of that smoke. and flames there. the highway four commute hasn't gotten going yet . so that's a good time to get out on the road. if that's where you're driving this morning bay bridge toll plaza is very empty. let's go back to the desk. alright thanks, sally. fire crews on the scene of the washburn fire burning in your 70 national park say the rugged terrain is making it tough to slow the spread of the flames. so far, the fire has burned more than 2000 acres since thursday, and this morning, it is still at 0% containment. firefighters say they are faced with difficult terrain and they're heavy fuels around this fire, including a lot o