the american people don't care what flight of stair s goes up at in air force one. the american people care about the crim one.e, the border, theh prices, and the fact that this guy is taking bribese bord and g entire federal bureaucracy is covering up.at's w >> that's what people care about. you know, katie, theseha >> j theseese demo democrats are so threatened by free speech that they don't even want to give rfk an opportunity to come ouout and, speak at a sentencing hearing. >> and it showhearins afraid thy of someone who goes against their their ideology. well, it also is just an indictment o: italso jusf theiri thoughts on free speech and just givints og someoneo an the ability to say what they want to and then making a better argument about wh r argumey it's. wrong. i mean, they've gone from liberal philosophy to leftise gt philosophy, which includes censorship. and it's not just with rfk. it's with anybody who disagrees with them. we saw this throughout covid with big tecaw thih. n you have you talked about afghanistan in the wrong way. the administration wou

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so in 1968, kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio are delivered to the citro tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> can you said you were up there was that school? great you have to get into cited tiny little elevator that takes you up there. and if you're claustrophobic, might not enjoy that too much. but but it is experience. it it's a trip. yeah. all right. speaking of a trip, yes, reid saying you

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for the broader electorate of the american people, especially for independent voters s problematic for trump. it is only short-term thinking to think this is somehow a huge political positive in the long run. it could pose real serious problems, especially this case, which goes to the heart of trump's fitness for office. the accusations here are potentially that trump did things to undermine the bedrock of american democracy. that is going to weigh on him in this political cycle one way or another. >> you're absolutely right. michael fanone, as you well know, one hour from now, the next hour here on cnn, ron desantis, the republican presidential contender, is going to be speaking to our own jake tapper. trump's rivals right now for the republican nomination, they've avoided, for the most part, not all of them, but most of them have avoided overly criticizing trump on this issue. what do you want to hear from desantis? >> well, i'm not a political commentator, but it seems to me as though all the candidates right now, with the exception of chris christie, are running for vice president

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so in 1968, kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio are delivered to the citrus tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. rain and lightning caused hours of delay at the nathan's hot dog eating contests today, although in the end. >> defending champ and san jose state alum joey chestnut one again. >> give you the number one ranked eater in the world. >> joe, he does it again. he took home record setting 16th

american people. your leadership has helped make the 2020's into a infrastructure decade for our country. we are in the moment of both profound challenge and historic opportunity for u.s. transportation. on one hand, our transportation systems are still grappling with the consequences of the pandemic, climate change, and decades of disinvestment. industries have become more concentrated, often slashing staff and leaving the system less competitive. when something goes wrong americans bear the burden from millions of airline passengers stranded during the holidays to the residents of east palestine, ohio, after the. secretary buttigieg: this is a moment of unrivaled opportunity and progress. thanks to the president's leadership and work of this progress, we have unprecedented resources to modernize our infrastructure. every week shovels are hitting the ground across our country. we have announced over $200 billion for over 23,000 infrastructure projects and continuing to get funding to communities as swiftly as we responsibly can. to name a few examples from the transportation dimension of

the trust the american people have in government, haican s just dropped off a cliff. and that is bad for everythingah . we view authority, whether we will follow orders, whethe r or goes not, we, we and if the same goes for our enemies and our h friends how they view the nation and whether or not the president has their back orp is going to respond to some outrageous actioone n like, oh, oh, i don't know, invading ukraine. so this all plays out the nature of it, from afghanistan to the economy to not answering questions about cocaine in the white housg questi e. o it's outrageous what we're seeing and the things that they laugh at is remarkable. so so i think that'sit'sat's our dynami ourc. methin and the american people clearly want something more. >> congresswoman, put on your congressional hat for a moment. you know, there are a lot of people concerned about the capabilitiese of kamala. harris. you know, they've just put her in charge of artificia don' intelligence. >> and i don't know that she can spell a i. the so, you know, for her to takeara the lead here is sc

o s noticethe american people have noticed, too. a washington post abc poll from earl noticy this year found 63%d americans don't feel biden's mentallyno sharp enough to servi as president. but if you askeddentif president biden, well, age isn't about decline. oh, no ask, it's about wisdom. here he is on cnn at the weekend. many of these people do say and these are ardent supporters of yours, the next thing he should do is step aside and let another generation of democratsn take the baton. why are they wrong?. well, right or wrong, it's a look. wro >> use the phrase again. i think we're at angn inflection points think the world is changing. and i think i there is oneis one thing that comes with age. if you're bein ttg honest about, your whole life, and that is some wisdom. i think we're on the cusp of being able to make significant positive changes in the world. really honest to god, do i think we have enormous opportunities and i think i just want to finish the job and i think we can do that ih ns the next six years, six years six

i think the american people need to see the receipts s.al luft, he needs to come in front of congress. is this a real thing or must jr -- just more smoke and mirrors in we don't know. elizabeth: obama era e-mails link hunt or biden to obama white house officials and bide biden cabinet members, nearly a dozen officials and cabinet members serving in the biden white house. it includes jake sullivan, antony blinken, you know, jeff xience. they have extensive ties to hunter biden. >> this is like groundhogs day. joe biden was meeting with hunter's business partners in the white house. they were golfing together. they would have lunch together. it has been demonstrably proven six ways from sunday that joe biden was involved in hunter biden's overseas business dealings with which he consistently has denied. the question is how extensive was the involvement. and that, i think, is what a lot of these hearings and questions from the oversight committee are trying to get at. but it's a real credibility problem for this white house, because he's goin

the president and left saying this is not good for real americans, people in protected classes, black and brown s last you politically. s fantastic win for individual liberty and freedom. the democrats are upset because things didn't go their way, but people won people and their rights. not picking winners and losers on whose loans you forgive or who gets into college based on race you can't control. whether the web designer, gay people have the right to marry the same way a web designer has the right to say they don't want to do it, the people won. i don't think this hurt us. i think the liberals will decide how this helps us. what the supreme court showed, regardless where you are born or raised, what gender you are, you have individual freedom and that is win for the united states of america, people and we should celebrate it. >> shannon: another contender in the race, former vice president pence was here and reiterated call everybody should abortion 15 weeks. you said not realistic. if you got a red wave in '24 and you are president haley, what would you agree if you had the votes? where woul

that the american people are tired of the polarization of the country and want the democrats and republicans to focus on the common issues of the people of this country , and described kennedy jr.'s divisive issues as well as the current state of american society as dangerous. he says that the most dangerous recession in the united states is not the economic recession, but the forced reduction in recruitment in the army and added that if the us army faces a large demand for troops , it will face a serious problem. is that the american people lost their faith in the whole country, and he added that american families say that an army whose children do not get pregnant is not an army , that it is not worth it that they became good soldiers to serve the country . and belgium, the appointment is made with the participation of the employees of different departments of the airport due to dissatisfaction with the bad working conditions and low wages. with the beginning of this appointment, 200 flights were canceled only at the rome airport . belgian airports announced that they would be available yesterday and today, and as a result, 120 flights at brussels was cancelled. in england, the

that asian-americans, quote, carried the water for white supremacy and stab the folks in the back whose people fought diligentlysuprem r asian-american rights in america. it says no asianca. sor muslims or any minority can't have thoughts of their own, can't care about their own issues. they either parrot the group, think of the lef cannot about tr their tools of white supremacy. the koran didn't makethe ko you question trans issues. it's the fault of white people. youquestionthe progressive lefa is not working for many minorities america, and they don't want the radical social engineering, the division based upon race. they just want a solid educatiosocial en for their chin and the possibility of a brighter future. instead of coming to termsto with that. the left calls those minorities racist. mino they call larry elder the black face of white supremacy, and they inventhey ct new like, quote, multiracial white supremacy. it doesn't matter what race you are. if you're not a democrat,u you're racist bigot. rachel campos-duffy is the co-host of fox and friendsf you weekend and she joins us now. ca rachel, you are latina either. >> how are you? the brown face, white>> wil supr

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949, but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so in 1968, kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio are delivered to the citrus tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> several 4th of july parades happening around the bay today on the peninsula. hundreds gathered along main street for the old-fashioned 4th of july parade in half moon bay. this is the first big event in that farming community since the devastating mass shooting in january that killed 7

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s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, peopled about poor reception. so in 1968, kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio are delivered to the citrus tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> joey chestnut, you could say when mouth to mouth with world's best eaters today at the 4th of july nations nathan's hot dog eating contest at coney island in sports. aaron, lois let us know. joy, put enough dogs to win his 16th tight. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting

the armed forces in the kharkov region and the luhansk people 's republic, destroyed ammunition depots of armored vehicles, as well as an americanattery radar station . enemy losses. at all sites over 800 personnel, intercepted three shells. hammers, downed 43 enemy drones, the donetsk direction remains tense. 12. attacks are reflected there. enemy lost 400 militants. artillery guns - three polish self-propelled guns crab and one american howitzer three sevens. to the north, in the area of ​​​​the kremensky forest, the activities of a sabotage group were stopped; the situation in this sector of the front was reported by our war correspondent alexei baranov . in the vicinity of belogorovka, but he is not there now. say from the place of defeat of the apu column to the line of contact is no more than 2 km, british off-road vehicles and ukrainian-made cossack armored vehicles flew away. where is the door. and here is kozak on ukrainian vehicles approaching the neighborhood. the blow was delivered by the fighters of the volunteer battalion of the second army armor corps. i understand the second, everything is a lancet - this is the

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, peopleplained about poor reception. so 1968 kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio are delivered to the citro tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent up to the three-pronged tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy. >> and it's actually pretty tough to see searcher tower today and even yesterday because of all that thick fog bc also blanketing across the north bay there in front of the golden gate bridge. so the big question today is, will that fog medal with our view of that big fireworks kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is here with hopefully some answers. pressur

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so 1968 kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio are delivered to the citro tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent up to the three-pronged tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> all right. remember you can watch the show right here on kron 4 kron four's july 4th live air tonight at 9. bring you live. fireworks shows from across the bay area hosted by stephen dillane and olivia horton. >> also for your money this morning, the cost of attending a cal state campus

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, peoplened about poor reception. so in 1968, kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio and are delivered to the citro tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent up to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. you can actually watch the show right here. growth war of words, 4th of july live will air tonight at 9. >> we'll bring you life. our children across the bay area hosted by our very own stephanie land and olivia horton. so tune in to >> all right. time now 707, for your money. this morning. the

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so 1968 kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio are delivered to the citro tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> incredible night. can watch the show right here on kron. 4 kron four's july 4th live will air tonight at 9 bring you live. fireworks shows from across the bay area. so stood by stephanie lin and olivia horton. all right. more of our 4th of july coverage throughout the day. in the meantime,

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that tht sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so 1968 kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio and are delivered to the citrus tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy. >> so again, that that will be part of our live show tonight. kyla, what can we look forward to in terms of weather? >> well, we are going to have probably some decent fireworks weather, but is it going to be clear skies all the way? no, it's not. it's just not. that's the truth. and it also hasn't been out at the coast where you can see the marine

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so in 1968, kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio and delivered to the citro tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> for your money. the cost of attending california state school could be ing ariza proposal by school leaders will see tuition start increasing fall of 2024. and go from 6,000 bucks a year. 7500 a year by 2029 housing system includes say is the state? san jose state and cal state east bay

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949. but by the mid 1960's, people complained about poor reception. so in 1968, kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio and delivered to the citrus tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 ellen, thank you. and don't forget, you can catch. >> the fireworks show right here on kron 4. in fact, all the fireworks show because our july 4th live, which airs tonight at 9 will be bringing you the live fireworks from all across the bay area where our camera crews fanned out. >> it's going

s. the american broadcasting company produce shows that the sutro mansion in 1949, but by the mid 1960's, peoplebout poor reception. so 1968 kron ktvu kaye picks and kgo banded together to co-own the sutro tower in lee santana space to other broadcasters on july 4th, 1973. the first signals from the newly constructed tower were transmitted throughout the san francisco bay area in 2009, everything went digital today, a broadcast 10 television stations, 3 fm radio stations in nearly 2 dozen other communication services signals originate from each studio in are delivered to the citro tower by microwave or fiber optic cable that are sent out to the 3 prompts tower's antenna and signals are transmitted throughout the region for all to enjoy reporting in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> 9.10, on the clock and also making headlines here in the bay area. the fact that the search for affordable housing as we know is difficult, but it just got a little bit easier with a new web site where people can search for listings right near them. and this is exclusive to just affordable housing cr

american people for the fbi. >> carley: congressman gurloft is a -- he says he is innocent s, but being targeted. what is your read on that situation? >> the protection of whistleblowers is critical to obtain the truth. we have to be able to ensure that the people who come forward are not unfairly targeted. if this is happening, we want to know why and what the fbi is going to do to stop targeting whistleblowers who want to come forward with information. >> todd: scientists at the center of the covid lab leak cover-up admitted downplaying the theory. this shows director andrew rambot saying given the exmriative show that would happen, my feeling, we should say given there is no evidence of specifically engineered virus, we cannot distinguish between national evolution and calling it natural process. dr. christian anderson said, i agree that is a reasonable conclusion, i hate politics is injected into this, it is impossible. they were worried china would be upset. to see it spelled out like this, wow, what was your reaction to these admissions? >> the american people have been lied to by their gov

anna ivanova tv company ntv solidarity donetsk people 's republic in the united states, they again started talking about the chinese threat in the americanblications appeared that china was deploying a military training base in cuba, which is allegedly equipped with special equipment capable of intercepting electronic signals from defense and commercial enterprises. usa later it turned out that the biden administration has known about this base since the nineteenth year and this is not at all about a spy center about an ordinary training camp. however, the american elites continue to escalate the situation edmond zhilbunov will continue the news that cuba and china allegedly reached a secret agreement on the deployment of a chinese base on liberty island to spy on military installations of the united states excited the american press. immediately there were reports that beijing would pay gavan several billion dollars to the biden administration for such an opportunity, this news alarmed. after all, this is only 150 km from the coast of the united states, and after the officials, not without the help of congress, ordinary americans also p

people s we. why did you come back? i came back because i survived it. the. the joseph alexander has lived in this house in los angeles for half his life. he's an american citizen, but he was born and raised in the small polish town of cobol, with his father, mother, 3 sisters and 2 brothers, a family of taylors. joseph learned the trade at a young age. then german troops invaded poland and 1939. on september, 13th of that year the nazis arrived in total. joseph was the only person in his family to survive the whole, the cost. if he got the new want me to, to survive. i wouldn't be here on particular in know, i don't know if you heard me speak when i saw that the main goal in those flips. and they told me to go to the left and then when they move forward as iron back to the other site, then if i didn't the then back to the other side, i wouldn't be and they'll talk to you. cuz the people on the left it will talking truck, it says when slate is a good ship. even at the age of 100, joseph as never really slowed down. he's constantly on the road with his partner, reverse sherman. mostly to recount the story of his family and his life to tell people about t

american history tv saturdays on c-span two exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history a look at new york city and then 1960's. they discuss the relationship between broadway and off-broadway productions and how smaller theaters were more experimental. at 9:38 p.m., editors and contributors to the book morning the president discusses how americans more and departing presidents. watch american history tv saturday on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program guide. c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage of the candidates with meet and greets, speeches and events. to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now or any time online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. former vice president mike pence spoke to voters. he answered questions about his actions on january 6 when he presided over the vote count. this is about one hour and 15 minutes. >> i am so excited for him to be here.

, they were raised as american, but they were brought here as toddlers and very young, and they didn't know that they were undocumented. this was in the early 2000's, before people were talking about the dream act and before people were talking about undocumented students. so, i immediately started learning about immigration law and immigration standings, so that i could serve the students and their families properly. and we started advocating for the passage of the dream act because what i learned was, this was not an isolated, rare case. so, i, we built out at emerson collective a bit of a much deeper understanding of the issue, but a bit of a muscle around, um, how do we actually work with municipal, state, and federal government to try to clarify this, to try to bring some common sense solutions to this? because every single one of us is either a direct or a descendant of an immigrant. and the whole nature of the american dream is to come here for economic and social mobility and to activate our own potential. and so, for us to be blocking that for people right now in our lifetime seems like something we need to all devote our time and attention to. david: a

s translate it literally. every year, more than 5 thousand people from the country come to europe, foreigners, european countries, americanes, islamic countries, eastern countries, from the islamic republic of iran, from turkey, and the same path that people who did not trust the united nations in 1995. forest path going martyred in the exercises of my book and with the free cooperation under the control of the islamic republic army, a large number of women and men, today i myself witnessed that a child named ahmed, who started the second fast on the 5th tomorrow, along with his mother , kills the basics for walking and daily from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, they walk from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, because i participate, they are present from the organized islamic republic of the company of the month this year due to technical problems. every year there are many different athletes and artists old man, let's do it without a forest foot in the difficult path of turkish forces and armed rebel groups, after being in northern syria , turn off the water in front of the residents of al-hasakah. by doing this, turki and his allies have now goo

indiscernible chatter] >> american history tv saturday on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. i look at new york city and broadway in the 1950'scollege professors who discuss the relationship between broadway and off-broadway productions and how smaller theaters were more experimental and responded to political issues. and editors and contributors to the book "morning the president" along with a presidential historian discuss how americans not only remember departed presidents but what those morning rituals -- what those mourning rituals say about american politics. find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org. >> congress returns next week for legislative business and votes following the fourth of july holiday. the senate gavels back in monday. lawmakers are expected to continue working on more of president biden's executive and judicial nominations. also, rosemarie hidalgo to be director of the justice department's violence against women office. the house is back in session tuesday. members are expected later in the week to debate and vote on the annual defense program and policy bill. wa

s interferes with the federal government of being transparent to the american people and do you think we need to be more transparent with the american people? mr. graves: i'll say yes to that. mr. grusch: i'm familiar with the u.a.p. task force 2019 security classification guide. i think it's fair. i did actually help author that. mr. biggs: uh-oh. you got a bias. mr. grusch: i will call it a lazy attitude of declassifying videos. i have aseen some of the videos of the recent shootdown and i saw no reason that couldn't be released as long as they mask some data. the american people deserve to see that imagery in full motion video. mr. fravor: i would think -- well, in my opinion, i will say things are overclassified. i know for a fact video or the pictures that came out in the 2020 report that had the stuff off the east coast, they were taken with an iphone, my buddy said they were originally classified tsci. what are they classified for? they are off an iphone. they go in a vault. and then you all have to look for them. mr. biggs: with the overclassification, that may be one way. is

america 's weapon is sanctions, and america can block other people's assets. there is no reason for countries to trust the americanlar anymore, and the world's wealth is done with other currencies, the american heritage foundation reported. he described the decline of the global credibility of the us dollar, while in the previous decade 52% of world trade was in us dollars, now only 40% of it is in us dollars, when 22 years ago in 2001, 73% of the world's reserves were in us dollars. this figure has now decreased to about 47% found by ali rajabi of radio and television news agency. thank you, god bless you, in the name and memory of god. greetings, dear viewers of the khabar network. for the next few hours, in the northern part of our country, for the beautiful shores of the caspian sea , we will sometimes have an increase in clouds and rain . we expect that in gilan provinces, mazandaran. parts of golestan province, ardabil province, north cities of east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan, we will see rain in these areas. regarding rains, a weather warning has also been issued . there is a possibility of rising river wa

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people and events that tell the american story. on lectures of history, a look at new york city and broadway in the 1960's were college professors discusshe relationship between broadway and off-broadway productions and how smaller theaters are often more experimental. in 9:30 eat -- eastern, discussing how americans have not only remember departed presidents but how those -- what those morning rituals say about politics and culture. explore and the american story. watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span two. or, watch anytime on c-span.org. >> congress returns next week for legislative business and votes following the fourth of july holiday. the senate is back in monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. working more on president biden and judicial nominations. to serve as deputy agricultural secretary. also, rosemary a dog go -- rosemary to meet with the violence against women's office. the house is in session again on tuesday. we can expect debate on -- reforms bill. watch live coverage and see the senate on c-span2. you can watch all of our congressional coverage on our free c-span video app or now online at c-span.org. >> c-span now is a

american people. the effects of the fraud are not limited to just $200 billion of taxpayer money being lost. there are countless stories of innocent people being victimized by s.b.a.'s carelessness. one such example, inspector, occurred in my district. a constituent in my district fraudulently had loans taken out in her name in excess of $90,000. my constituent did not find out about this fraud until way after it was initiated too late to reverse when the bank sent her a note in the mail indicating her of that fraud. the criminals who stole $90,000 in her name used a fake license and a social security card to open that account. the lender told her they had not run a credit check because the s.b.a. is required to pay them back even if the borrower does not. as a result, my constituent ultimately had to freeze her own credit for seven years because of these incidents. this severely limits her freedom to do things like buy a car, buy a home, and acquire insurance or even cell phone service. my constituent is far from the only victim of covid fraud and s.b.a. must make it a priority to continue to investigate those who have committed fraud and recover as much of the mon

>> american history tv, exploring the people and events who -- a look at new york city in the 1960's. they discuss the relationship between broadway and off-broadway productions and how smaller theaters are often more experimental in response to political issues. contributors to the book morning the presidents, discuss how americans have not only remembered presidents but what morning ritual say about politics and culture. exploring the american story. watch american history stevie, seven days on c-span two. -- saturdays on c-span two. >> a discussion on the biden administration's international economic policies with deputy national security adviser mike pyle. in the conversation hosted by the carnegie endowment for international peace, he spoke about managing relations between the u.s. and china and investing in developing economies. deputy national security advisor mike pyle. >> welcome to our extreme rushed -- distinguished guest. here in person and in washington, d.c. today, as well as online and on c-span. we are entering a new era in international economic relations among the wo

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s&p 500 lost 35 points. >>> here's a sign the labor market may be easing. new data reveals fewer americans are quitting their jobs. 4 million peoplereduction from the highest recorded number of 4.5 million in 2021. economists say a cooler job market might also help tame inflation. >>> you soon could catch these retro rides of the streets of austin, texas. volkswagen is now rolling out ten self-driving electric buses with a plan to offer commercial services there by 2026. for now each van has a human driver on board and is equipped with a full suite of sensors, cameras, and radar. >>> and here's an idea for your next late night craving. how about this? monster cookie dough ice cream. it's the latest offering from blue bell celebrating national ice cream month. the makers say it's vanilla ice cream with vanilla ice cream, brown sugar, monster cookie dough pieces, and dark chocolate chunks. i'm shanelle kaul and that's your "cbs moneywatch" report. >>> the fda has approved the first alzheimer's drug that lows the disease. leqembi has found it clears plaque buildups in the brain linked to alzheimer's disease. in a clinical trial it sl

isn't the only answer and again, this right now there's people flying over the top of the wall and the american innovation solving the problems and s in north dakota and all of the -- anybody that was run ago cabinet and if you want to work on transforming government you can stay. if you want to run the status quo, we thank you for your service. ,there's a job in the private sector waiting for you. we havee a group of people energized around emission and if we're not p doing those six wors in every agency and not aligned and coordinated and put in a whole strategic planning process and have everybody moved in the same g direction, we've increasd the efficiency of government. coming from the software side, federal government is 20 or 30 years behind where it could be and not producing spending or affect services. >> thank you for your service. what branch were you in? >> army. he was. anyway, we just said we were going to see you today and his question was how should the u.s. respond in the event that china blockades taiwan. >> the best way to prevent something about that is having strong deterrence in the first place and santa clau

. >> 's government funded scientists wage the disinformation campaign, propaganda aimed at misleading the american peopleim the government can work in tech companies like twitter, facebook and google to suppress the lab leak theory. multiple federal agencies now say could explain how the pandemic started. ain washington grady trimble foxbusiness. >> china and russia are in the middle of their joint naval and air drills in the sea of japan. analysts worry deepening cooperation between the two nations which they say especially concerning after top american officials received very cold welcomes while visiting china in recent days. here to way an author and insta senior fellow gordon chang. what are the chinese and the russians up to in the sea of japan, gordon? >> those exercises again show china and russia are looking for interoperability. they know they can their policies into military work very closely together prints of jon, i think we have to assume that if china were to attack say taiwan russia probably would go after japan. these two militaries are going to work in coordination. by the white you coul