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gorbachev reached out to ronald reagan ando margaret thatcher, and two other western leaders, and establishedialogue and not a confrontation. prior to mr. gorbach coming to power, the soviet union was ruled by people who really couldn't deal with the problems of the soviet union. mr. gorbachev tried to deal with them. he tried to deal with them in the best way that he knew, taking into account the history at he had learned. but unfortunately for mr. gorbachev, the rest of the country and the rest of the party was not willing to go along with it. laura: do you know anything at all about mikael gorbachev's attitude towards vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine? >> he hasn't been very outspoken or talked about it. it will be very interesting to see how vladimir putin remembers mikal gorbachev. obviously, in the present campaign against ukraine, he's going against what gorbachev tried to do which was a peaceful transition from the soviet union to the russian federation. a peaceful transition to eastern europe. vladimir putin, with this invasion of ukraine, has en outspoken about how russia lost uk

luis: lo mÁs duro de trabajar por el sol es no poder escapar, especialmente en el campo, ando las temperaturasnas zonas se acercan a 110 °f, la ola de calor es mucho mÁs extensa y cubre una buena parte del paÍs, incluyendo florida y texas. las olas de calor que agobian a los trabajadores agrÍcolas en el norte de california se harÁn cada vez mÁs frecuentes e intensas en gran parte del paÍs. un nuevo estudio dice que gracias al cambio climÁtico en los prÓximos 30 aÑos mÁs de 100 millones de estadounidenses tendrÁn que soportar temperaturas de calor extremo. el estudio analiza varios modelos climatolÓgicos y concluye que la poblaciÓn expuesta al calor aumentarÁ con el paso de los aÑos. hay 8 millones de personas en esas Áreas que estÁn a riesgo de temperaturas extremas. >> en los prÓximos 30 aÑos puede subir a 7 millones. luis: los periodos de temperaturas peligrosamente altas no sÓlo serÁn mÁs largos, sino que se van a convertir en algo normal, un pronÓstico poco alentador para quienes levantan las cosechas. >> todo el tiempo tenemos que cuidarnos porque del trabajo dependen nuestros hijos. luis

blanca dice que esta vez unas seis personas son considerados contactos cercanos al presidente y todos andoelemundo >> los efectos a largo plazo del coronavirus en este caso establecido que la disfunción cognitiva y el insomnio pueden ser catalogados como una discapacidad y estarían cubiertos. ellos pueden (información en pantalla). >> seguimos con el tema de la infección se ha puesto sobre la tema, este antiviral conocido como (nombre extranjero) días después volvió a dar positivo el coronavirus lo que queremos saber ahora es sobre la efectividad de esta medicina y responder las preguntas nos acompañó un doctor especialista en el tema doctor gracias por estar con nosotros buenas tardes el antiviral se receta cualquier paciente con coronavirus ? o solo bajo ciertas circunstancias ? >> en este momento la recomendación es para pacientes que tienen problemas crónicos arriba de dos años y también para personas que tengan su sistema inmune comprometido >> esto se lo del médico a su paciente >> cómo funciona ? >> lo que hace cuando se replica el virus dentro nuestras células así que hayan mucho m

doctoring whh involves more revealing, questioning more of what the pat the patient needs and wants ando and who he is so you can prepare prepare for the stage of life. and as he said, if we get this d of behavior as a habit, it can leak back into prior stages of medical care. >> it strikes me as remarkably r to literature concerning -- >> we do not speak latin. >> the art of dying. there are treatises in the catholic relign catholic religion regarding thet of dying. and those treatises, y say if you can prepare adequately for death, it will m the way you live. this comment m this gentleman, this doctor abot the deaths of his parents, it ss me as very similar to the expere the experience of the theologias the theologians, where we are mortal creatures. we are going to die. and if we can maturely think about that truth about ous and how we want to do it, it ise that given we are mortal creatu, that will transform our way of g of living. it makes perfect sen. perfect sense. the doctor-patient relationship adequately addresses and maturey addresses the issue of dying, it it will understanda

—- review it that they have questions a senate to another unit so mine went to counterintelligence andonter espionage. it's not classified that some of that i thought was silly because but they marked off cia. why are you doing that? but then if they have to review your book that could add months to your publication. i thought forget i will leave itch there. the fbi is overseas with over 70 offices based embassies throughout the world most people don't know we are overseas so i am the person who works at the chinese government to get that information or evidence and get it back to the united states so we can do our investigation and vice versa. of the chinese have anth investigation i help them with that. the legal attachÉ is what you are doing and in the races that i covered, if there is a case but if the government wants the fbi to help they make a formal request and i can to the director of the fbi if it wanted then we send people over to that country and we help them with the investigation americans are killed and then they investigated. that's what they do overseas that counterinte

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the growing divide between eatinged a home andoing to yo gur >>> with soaring inflation, you might have noticed, in some cases eating out at a restaurant is actually less expensive than eating in your own home. priced between store items and restaurant food is the widest it's been in half a century. fast food restaurants like burger king and value-based chains like applebee's are emphasizing cost savings for families wrecked by inflation. latest stats show grocery store prices shot up more than 13% year-over-year in july while restaurant prices jumped 7%. businesses are seeing an uptick in visitors who are capitalizing in creative ways. >> we're seeing a lot of people still do takeout and portions of food. a chicken costs nearly $16 and feeding two people for $8. you can't do that in the grocery store. that is true. you can get these big meals and split it in half or use it for leftovers. even in the supermarket, economists say the things that you find on the shelf, there are some deals out there. but meat, seafood, dairy and fruit, as you probably know have exploded in costs. >>> anoth

the colors are amazing, mood and storms andos monsoons and from those pictures to my interest in photography someone they got back to the states i lost interest in writing novels again, no more novels because it was a racket, it's like peter. you can only score in new york. it is impossible, limited business. movies seemed more democratic to me, this was 1969 and they were changing, movies for becoming a new.kind of form it was exciting and eventually after being addicted for a while and ended up at university of film school among my teachers, very good teachers. very smart school with my naughty kind of guy talking fast, my first sight and sound teacher and he was great, good teacher. he conveyed enthusiasm to us very strongly so i went on in movies and of course suffer, there is no jobs after school at all. it took me seven, eight years of screenplays, 11 or ten screenplays, rejections and eventually i got a couple of optionsro from the hollywood community and broke through in 1997, eight, i was hired to write a screenplay. [applause] from a book written by w haze turkey, at first five yea

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it's humans who often get used as pawns this time in the form of one way bus tickets. gabriel is ando al jazeera new york. 2 of the 3 white men convicted of murdering black men, ahmed ivory have received a 2nd life sentence on federal height. crime charge is in the u. s. travis mc michael. his son gregory, and neighbor, william bron chased the unarmed 25 year old. while he was jogging before, shooting him in the state of georgia in 2020, all 3 are already serving life sentences for the murder, who members of indigenous communities in bangladesh, a protesting against a government decree, they say denies their existence. media have been ordered to avoid using the wood indigenous during coverage of the unions international die of the world's indigenous peoples. the government has been trying to since of the word for years, insisting there are no such groups in the country. about 3000000 people in bangladesh climb the status attempt. chandry has more from mud of her bangladesh. bangladesh is home to more than 54 indigenous peoples. thus spake more than 35 languages and have distinct cultu

. >> natural born killers ando? jt be god about a few thoughts. >> will are all different and i never try to repeat myself, natural born killers is ans oddball movie, is a one-off i'm proud of the fact that it has such a low rating on rotten tomatoes and that is the best signal at of all and critics often have invariant kind and they tend to judge the package whatic you say in public. and you should never try to ease when feel because your dad if you say this is about, and they will come back at you. so how do you deal with the present is a very tough question because when you make a movie, and do you have to make movie which is a monster dropped, they have to go out and sell it and talk about it and that's a worst thing possible you should not talk about it but we have to because so much money is involved. o part ofam the changes media by e way, american media has become more aggressive, more dominant, and setting a tone. >> i wanted to speak about that because i think the movie made that was very pressing is talk

but what is very certain is that his financial ruin is now all but certain. gabriel is ando al jazeera new york. now, residents of a south african township have patient, a group of men. after 8 women were gang raped last week, crowds and he, so on the outskirts of crew his door targeted, the men who are also suspected to be illegal. miners, please say at least one passage has been killed and they've arrested more than a 120 suspects resident say the miners are responsible for high levels of local crime from either mila has more now from cookie. so, hello. this situation here in ca he saw in the waste land of janice, but he's quite volatile. just behind us is a large group of community members. we've also seen a sales team. people this to be illegal. mine is amazon, as, as they're known here. they say, not only are they mining illegally at disused mind sharps trying to find gold, but they're all so according to the people you are terrorizing the community. they accused these illegal miners of killing people in the area of raping women. here. people here say they're not safe for now. the

led to kyle rittenhouse who went to kenosha and was welcomed by the police as he's carrying an ar 15 ando shoots three men, killing two of them, seriously wounding one, walks back with his hands up and they don't see him as a threat and he goes home. but a 12-year-old black child is playing alone in a park with a toy gun it didn't have the orange tape on it, but ohio was an open carry state. so he's here by himself, he wasn't a threat. within two seconds, within two seconds of the police officer'ss arrival he is gunned down. black is a threat. what he was all happening there was black folks carrying guns? should i close my business? what are we going to do? that is the standard. and think about the tripwire for the massacre in the first place. it was black men coming to the courthouse where roland was being held to make sure the justice actually happened and that young man wasn't going to be lynched. so, when they came to the courthouse armed, it infuriated that white mom. it was like how dare you believe that you have the right to bear arms and that you have the right to challenge us in

actual government working againstt itself because the government doesn't want to be held accountable ando those that do, how many people voted to impeach donald trump in the republican party were not running, it's hard to survive in a divisive environment and we need to make it less divisive. they help bind communities together. how many times have parents cut pictures out of community newspapers because their kid was in it? how many times havee you said what's going on, go to the newspaper? that's how they would approach them. i am ado car salesman in the ar. there's a way of bringing a community together and we've got to do that. elwhen the communities together, you are less likely to kill your neighbor or go after your neighbor or accuse them of being anti-american ifha you also shad your kids are on the same team or you've worked together to get a road paved, all the things that bring a community togethere or part of the community newspaper experience. as you know i ran two of those for more than a dozen years. many television stations are behind the times. to call yourself a journali

. >> yeah, america was definitely moving in the direction of more andos more jail time, and it was the opposite. it was about giving a break to drug dealers, i mean, the youngerr generation and not putting them behind bars. but i was stoned -- [laughter] and drunk when i gave speech. i think i was misunderstood, and they weree booing. it wasit quite funny. >> i think told you would be celebrated forec that speech in hehollywood. defund the police is very hot hollywood. [laughter] >> i say, here as my audience i'm saying you people are putting these shows on the air, these cop shows and all bullshit where you're putting the bad guy who's typically cliche drug dealer, put everybody in jail, that's what you guys want. this is notth a healthy society that way. you've got to understand why people do drugs. >> well, the book does a great job telling that story and how in the fallout from that golden globes speech, luckily it wasn't televised in those days. >> if that had been televised, i would have been canceled. [laughter] >> i don't know. i think today you would have been celebrated for t

but if i were speeding down my street and i getet a ticket ando to court and beat it, they are saying i was speeding again were ran a red light i'm going to get a new ticket. i'm not able to base my new ticket, i already beat that a speeding ticket last year, well now you have a new one. so the cases were similar or identical in nature, but it's two separate charges. so the court's duty is then to file a complaint, see if there is probable cause. the commission, like i said, it is an appointed body, appointed by the governor. they decided they had probable cause to pursue the case. >> and how did that first case with autumn and, how did that case and? >> in march we were ready to go enter a deposition and as we sat down at the conference table, our lawyers on the one side and their attorneys on the other hand court reporters and videographers ready to take down every word as the attorney tried to basically destroy me in the next six hours. they said we need to have a meeting and asked the reporter into the stenographer to leave it at the meeting never happened. they said this is the v

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off shehe went and literally her ability to be both tough and charming, to be as strong ando determinedo toe to toe but to bring them coffee if that would help soften them up to they would be receptive was unmatched. she was one of the most effective politicians and diplomats so i knew her very well, admired and adored her. i think about how ellen is willing to just absorb the abuse, contempt and disdain as she tries to find, where is the advantage and how dry maneuver through that? so i certainly understand it, i tried my own way but somebody like my friend alan or in this case, ellen adams who goes toe to toe withll very tough customers, leaders of our country is in the book, it reminded me of how she has done it, too. >> i would say the same thing all the enough although i never had a chance to meet ellen but bringing our ellen allies, the home she had, the bravery she has, the ability to move forward and back and when to do it and when not to and went to play stupid, she asks questions on purpose to relax them and think they are in the presence of a real idiot so they will open up.

. >> that's what occupied me during covid ando got me rising every day figure out what's going on.ear to know how this magnificent country has come to teeter on the actual edge of suicide in such a short time. i don't understand it. i don't get it and i have a lot of time on my own hook and the other quarter my wife read them. i tried to reason my way saying this doesn't make sense. i'm looking at it doesn't make sense. so when you write the most challenging part of the tragedy because in tragedy that seems to be a solution ends up being a problem in what seems to be the problem turns out to be the solution so at the end you say oh my gosh it was there all along and i didn't see it. aristotle tells us at the end of the tragedy would undergo just like the hero recognition of the situation in reversal so the hero oedipus undergoes recognition. oh my i told my father of the situation. i went from being a king to a -- but when we view a tragedy is so clumsy clumsy that when you go situation. the i thought i was the smartest person in the world. i'm. i couldn't see this coming and it's

the coolest oh weekend that's the case for oakland ando the microclimates. let's break it down for the east bay. upper 90s. upper 80s, a ten-day great jump within two days and similar and similar for the north bay. today is a scorcher but things will change and become mild through the workweek with partly partly cloudy skies returning. we will keep you updated on tha. on that. > >> we are going to start with a look at the bridges. the bay bridge, metering lights are off. off. it should be an easy drive from the maze into san francisc, seven minutes. holding a bridges in the green, 90 minute drive going southbound from 37 into the city. pay attention on the roads. chp issued a fog alert t. alert there. the san mateo bridge is looking pretty good. 12 minutes from 880 to highway . highway 101. we will take a look look at the altamont pass. traffic is getting heavy as wels well as high winds, almost 50 minute from 205 to 680 from tracy into the city. crews are g are cleaning a crash south of the altamont pass so expect dels going through altamont. > ess around a

extraordinary political power at the heart of the american government during world war ii and the cold war, andos then to transpose an american system onto the global system. so i want to write about how the men, almost all men, this is a heavily white male history, and how they been made the world of the 21st century -- of the 20th century and how we are still living in that world and what the aftermath and effects of that is in the 21st. and in that sense that some brown brothers became my topic. i was aware of the fact the was a coterie of brown brothers partners in the middle of the 20th century who go from wall street into washington, into the halls of government and in a central way. i'll get to the in a moment but those partners were able herriman who was the science of the eh harrison railroad, and his family firms merger with the more storage firm of brown brothers in 1930 which placedic into a narrative. the partners in addition to averell harriman who go into government, herriman serves in the new deal, he comes ambassador to moscow, is one of the reasons for george kennan's disseminat

emid-90 te s but itoor as we ge ekend ando saturday more humidi., it's gone in time for the weekend. guys, back over to you. >> let's get a look at the roadways waking up and getting ready to head out the door, the golden gate bridge is looking foggy this morning, give yourself a few extra minutes if you work your way out and about through marin county, 101, might be a little bit foggy there as well, especially through the waldo grade. heads up, no official advisories have been issued but it may slow you down or you might come up on it unexpectedly, happened in my drive this morning through daly city headed into san francisco. southbound 880 starting to bog down a bit. the good news is not a lot of crashes to report so it is the usual stuff taking the nimitz freeway on a scale of one to ten, sitting at about a three as you commute from the castro valley y area to 880, south of there into hayward, a little sluggish and busy near pase grande, typically one of our slow spots along 880 if you're headed south of there to the san mateo bridge, this is ce

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my uncles were attorneys that my grandfather was a lawyer and a judge and a no bs when i smell it ando so, you can try to be asked me and you can try to bamboozle me all you want but, rather, just tell me the truth and things go a lot easier's my pet peeves and people try to bs me think i'm going to call for their bs i don't try tohe intimidate me there, that doesn't work. the last president howju that o, just you with me honestly is the best way to do it. >> where you draw and lineman comes to canceling and limiting access to median some people think trump is better off now expand from twitter. >> iel don't believe in cancelig anybody kinda believe in reporting on trump because i don't care what heow says right now, 20 makes, news, i wrote a column about this a few weeks ago, have 30 is indicted or if he is indicted or declares himself a candidate, then it becomes newsworthy again. his ramblings the misogynistic speaking self glorification is just an and on the sideline swimming we have enough of those little care and i don't think anybody should be canceled, that is garbage. but it s

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ando thank everybody who is fightingy for ukrainian independence. >> reporter: it was one of a nur of events in the bay area meanto celebrate ukrainian independenc. a value is cherished as ever ase russian invasion drags on. >> our people are very brave any courageous, all of them and our soldiers, our volunteers, who help the army and our ukrainian -- near california as well they send a lot of help. >> reporter: at san francisco'sy hall they held a flag raising ceremony with leaders from other other consulates and members ofe ukrainian community. >> our ukrainian -- has always n fighting for ukraine. when we became in 1991 independent, which was you know, a great thing. for us, it was great. now great. now we're back to tryingo promote freedom for ukraine. >> reporter: and even though ukn independence day is celebrated on wednesday, some festivities and events will continue into the weekend. ukrainian day will be held at golden gate park on . in san francisco, i'm sara donc, kpix 5. >> just matter of hours the pubc will get a chance to weigh in on in on a controversial mining pln in

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there's so many people in the fbi that defend the fbi ando tho protect its integrity.t and they feel terrible about what's going on. what are your thoughts about that, katie? >> well, i think that law enforcement obviously serves an incredibly important function here but any sort of investigative errors or credibility attacks on law enforcement will undermine prosecution at the highest level whatsoever. if the fbi and doj are moving ahead in the case, they better have is dotted and ts crossed and no room for mistakes whatsoever if they can get to that point. but from what we've seen, it seems the intent is to attempt to move forward with an indictment and that's what i read into with the search warrant that was issued. liz: you're saying an indictment of trump? >> i think that that would be the initial intent going in and obviously we don't know if final decisions are made and seeking a search warrant, you have to prevent probable cause that a prime was committed. that's been prevented by the fbi here. certainly i think it's a real shame that it does undermine ---liz:

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so with that, this is always the best part of theec night we did the q ando a. i go back to rock 'n' roll larry. i go back to unhinged larry. this is a flaming drum solo were almost burned down the convention center. so let's just go ahead and open this up to questions. i will take it as we go from there. and we have a microphone circulating. you are not on. .there you go you're on. okay. >> hi larry. >> we know this deep state is a behemoth now. >> huge. >> we know whose power we know those results what they're going to do or not do what is required of them by the president. but i like you to comment on is starting at the high levels of civil service and going down there is a certain culture of people who were hired and the fact they are rewarded or finding new ways to add a little bit of power and find new things to regulate and control, how w does that work and how bad is it? >> it is horrible. what reagan said is the closest thing he had seen to eternal life on this planet was a government agency. oand you are absolutely right u can change out the head of th

feel -- you're alcoholics, and you need to get to the bottom before you'r' going to say i am a drunk ando i need to reform. >> [inaudible] will the democrats put somebody in there who will be a nice guy or gal and win votes on that a basis? >>k. it won't work. it won't work because they are now too saddled with inflation. hair the party of -- they're the party of war, heir the party of covid and masks and vaccines. all of thed bad -- look at, trump is beating desantis in some polls by 50 points. it's not even close. he's beating biden badly, sometimes by 8 or 9 points now. what's hit -- it going to to be like in '4? they know this. they know they're teetering on the brink. and why haven't they removed biden? harris. [laughter] because nobody, even democrats, nobody wants harris many there. and so mark my words, if you see harris go, watch out, the 25th amendment is coming for old joe. but million harris goes -- until if harris goes, he's safe, and some people think he appointed her just for that reason. but also remember this: the next veep has to be confirmed by both the house and the se

jessica: muchas gracias por toda la informaciÓn, les cuento que saben que mi primera vez en televisa y andoimos trabajando hace un tiempo, es mi propio mezcal. creo que es una inspiraciÓn para todos los jÓvenes de que los sueÑos se hacen realidad, trabajar duro y con disciplina vale la pena. brian: quÉ tiene de diferencia este mezcal de los demÁs? maluma: es Único y mÁgico. es muy versÁtil. es el primer mezcal cristalino del mercado, es especial porque no tiene hora, no tiene momento, creo que se puede convertir en el trago especial para cualquier situaciÓn. brian: te hemos visto en alemania llenando los conciertos contrata gente que no habla espaÑol. quÉ te produce? maluma: es una alegrÍa enorme, siempre como latino soÑamos con ir a diferentes paÍses, que no hablen espaÑol, que no hable inglÉs, y llegar allÁ y que canten mis canciones es mucho para mÍ. poder llevar mi bandera colombiana, latinoamericana del mundo entero. ser exitoso como la tienen el mundo entero nos llena de orgullo. es un logro de todos como comunidad. brian: maluma nos dice cuÁl ha sido la clave para el Éxito de su carr

ya sabemos quienes, como yo ando lo vamos a conocer hoy pero los cetes que el psp se quedo con las ganas puedes usar para ahorrar en el supermercado, nos vamos en vivo para que todos podamos aprender a cuidar lo mÁs importante en la casa en las finanzas, el bolsillo. chef: la ciudad de los Ángeles tendrÁ que pagar una suma millonaria a la familia de kobe bryant, te decimos porque. alan: quÉdate con nosotros. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jesse: gracias por continuar en "despierta amÉrica", seguimos en vivo desde mÉxico, televisa, en el centro educaciÓn artÍstica y lupita, don los tenÉs informaciÓn de la familia guzmÁn. lupita: luis enrique guzmÁn que es el Único sobrante nuestra querida silvia pinal no habÍa dejado ver a su hijo, a su ex pareja mayela pero al parecer ya se calmaron las cosas ayer inaugurÓ una pit serÍa que de ahÍ es donde mayor la para sacar sus ingresos pero ella nos cuenta sobre alejandra guzmÁn que hace una excelente tÍa. >> no hay demanda, fue un acuerdo ante el juez y ya, es lo Único que puedo decir desacuerdo. yo lo tengo porque hablar de nada de alejandra guzmÁn y a nadie, ni