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i'm joined by angelos frangopoulos, the ceo of gb news. thanks for being with us. you very much for having me, ros, and welcome to gb news. you're still going? we are going strong. in fact, it's been a tumultuous start, but i have to say it's been an exhilarating journey for the entire team and it has been something that really has been very typical of a start—up, i think, particularly in the early days. "tumultuous." there were probably other words being used as well. were there moments in that first week, that first month, where you thought, "maybe this isn't going to hang together"? not at all, not at all. very typical of a start—up that some things go right, some things go wrong, some people come through, some people don't. and the reality is that you almost need to go through some of that pain — although admittedly, i will never launch another news channel again on the 13th of any month. but the reality is that is where you learn and that is where you really develop the skills and you take that next step up. and, look, the channel is now absolutely unrecognisa

todd, next time you say you're hot, it could always be worse. >> todd: no joke, 110 in san angelo. >>y: life could always get worse, appreciate what you have. >> todd: thank you, britta. largest ever migrant caravan will continue toward the southern border. >> carley: organizer making a plea to the biden administration as the nation braces for its arrival. griff jenkins is on the ground in hidalgo, texas, with the details. griefd /* grieks >> this is nothing, it can rain, it can thunder, nobody will stop us. >> guard line the road, not stopping the march, it is 10,000 strong with many from venezuela. >> caravan leader tells fox news they have a message for president biden. >> we want to tell president joe biden to sit down with the latin american countries to see what is happening. >> it's been three years since a caravan made it to the u.s.-mexico border. there is concern. >> unaccompanied children are coming across, cartels are using that to divert resources. >>the caravan made it 10 miles, they have 2000 children in it, in hidalgo, texas, griff jenkins, fox news. >> todd: the illeg

he also posted this moving video that features the lasting words of the great my angelo. >> i've hadf clouds, like i have had so many rainbows. and the thing to do, it seems to me, is to prepare yourself. so that it can be a rainbow and somebody else this cloud. somebody who may not look like you, may not call got the same name you call god, and it may not eat the same dishes prepared the way you do, may not dance your dances, or speak or language. ♪ ♪ ♪ but be a blessing to somebody. ♪ ♪ ♪ that's what i think. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> be a blessing to somebody. how about we all wake up tomorrow with that goal? that would make quite a wonderful world, and a great my angelo, in her words, take us off the air this evening. on that note, i wish you all a very good and safe night. and from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. tomorrow happy to have you here. happy monday. happy, happy juneteenth observance, i hope you got the day off. if you are planning your week

angelo, texas. he was remembered for his contagious laugh, shaggy hair, and silly jokes. his grandfather said he was the sweetest little boy he's ever known. >>> now to the latest in the war in ukraine. russia is once again targeting the capital of kyiv, launching deadly missile strikes. ramy inocencio has the latest. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly three weeks, russian missiles hit the capital, kyiv. one was killed, at least six injured including this 7-year-old girl pulled from the rubble. thankfully alive, her father tragically was not. that missile hit the roof of their apartment complex, but it's not the first time it's been hit. the last time was about two months ago. now one possibility is that russian forces are targeting a soviet-era arms factory that's literally this one across the street. >> it's maybe symbolic, symbolic aggression -- >> reporter: kyiv mayor vitali kitscko said it's maybe a symbolic attack ahead of nato's summit in madrid this week where the war in ukraine is set to dominate the agenda. russian targets were also hit today. shattered m

heavy rain as well, especially where we're goine darker shading we so hot in some places, 107 in san angelo, 107 in phoenix we're going to talk more about the spring sizler. we're looking at dangerous temperatures by this weekend in the southwest. >>> it was a rare and a bit unsettling sight spotted less than a mile from the new jersey shore. fishermen encountered this massive great white shark. and it is massive. the coast guard estimates it's about 12 feet long great whites are a rare sight for new jersey where there have only been 15 confirmed unprovoked shark attacks in the last two centuries or so but i say go ankle deep and then get back on the beach. >> get right back out. wise words there >>> starbucks that had just voted to unionize has closed down is it a coincidence or something else >>> to the once-prominent family of alex murdaugh the body of their former housekeeper is being exhumed what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world teste

among the things he said, he represents san angelo, a town north of san antonio, he said san angelo iscality has not volunteered for this mission nor responsible for the burdens of the border crisis. the situation is a direct result of the d.h.s. short sighted policies that encourage more illegal immigration. and congressman pfluger wants to know, what is d.h.s. process to notify the local communities that illegal immigrants are being shipped there? in your experience, what is the notification? >> there is no notification, that's why they are flying people in the middle of the night. trying to hide what they are doing. again, they are trying to spread out this crisis across the country so it does not appear to be a crisis. and no overcrowding, nothing to see here. every border is a border state. i don't care if you are new york, chicago or nebraska, every state is a border state because you are going to get a large share of those in the country illegally. 10% criminals, but the biggest issue is the fentanyl. that's going in all 50 states. ms13 is in 48 states. >> you are the mayor of s

also has a monument for the children who died to jasmine up with him. sama ali, angelo. i thought the call with not been in line, yet lifts him or done vasa, crude santa. he is up. let's either little because if i don't the 3rd appraisal kid, that is, that was from god, duddy, and literally a human rights commissioner for the dentist people's republic has repeatedly tried to convey the don best people's message to the west, a nauseous and, and what i do lisa is india in? absolutely. you know we're going to cover like music in mendoza. nobody got to your school and with us like i did with politic mendoza, but she also has not moved late yet. zip up yet. the mom and i mean there's not, but i'm a gun, the alga, but there at the place was just not great numb. you know him but foster you got the rest. he just i get years old so much it it though. oh great. i'm at the children at then that that ad nauseam y lee. just an idea like this where i bought that you brought up that it's wayne don't go on. so just to ame turned on the villages have done yet ski and go to buff scale has

you can trust, we trust the armed forces of ukraine. in certain violations, we look at materials angelo-ende end this is a real geographical miracle trees flowers underground springs and coral reefs kuril islands part of them after the second world war was supposed to belong to japan but they were annexed by the soviet union, and only after the collapse of the ussr did russia agree to share at least the fishery with its eastern neighbor, and almost 15 years later, russia is again taking matters into its own hands, forbidding japan to hunt near the southern shores, where the richest biological resources are, because our russians will come to this place rybolovetskoy kompaniya well, the japanese will have certain food problems disappear well, these are their problems, they invented themselves, but did not invent but supported japan condemns russia's large-scale invasion of ukraine and how no one understands kyiv's right to defend its own interests. and most importantly, to preserve the borders, we are deeply concerned about this tragic war in ukraine and insist that such principles as the sup

people's republic also has a monument for the children who died to jasmine up with him. sama a li, angelo. i thought the call with an up. i'm in line. yeah. listen, we're done. vasa, crude center is up. let's either the thought because we have, i don't go to play the show kid that isn't the most on god daddy and little sofa. a human rights commissioner for the dentist people's republic has repeatedly tried to convey the don best people's message to the west, a nation's him then what i did, he's not at the zooming in. absolutely. you know, my coverage was swollen like music in mendoza. negotiate got your school and with us like i did go with politic mendoza, but she nuts in them, you know, late me the barbara, usually a mom and i mean there's not, but i begun the alga but they're at the place where it's just not grading nominalism but for sure you got orders to just i did gerald so much it it though. oh great. i'm at the children at then. that's her ad nauseam. yeah. me just to read ye needs my this robert that you brought up that you swain through. so just to rain 3rd on the villages of d

office alliance and military pact also in giving a growing foothold in the pacific. physical analyst, angelo julia yellow, believes washington is trying to betray china as a hostile force in the region. where the goal here is very clean. it is all about containing china and formal it doesn't. we should look at, you know, like what they say we should look at their actions. so here it's really about creating a 2nd firm. they've been playing really hard to lobbying countries in the region asian countries. but none of them wanted to join because they, the main partner business partner is china. they want to have a balance of relationship between the width in china. and they don't want to fully to the drug trap to be used by western pose a justified the, the creation and the maintain meant of natal. because supposedly a trip of russia, they doing the same. they need to be the story in asia is china as being the threat in the region, while in fact china, it is not a lot is a rap of the week that was butter news teams off camera and are busy putting together all of some these latest developments as

alliance and military pact also aimed at gaining a growing foothold in the pacific political analyst, angelo juliano believes washington is trying to betray china as the hostile force in the region. while the goal here is very clean, it is all about containing china and formal it doesn't, we should look at, you know, like what they say we should look at their actions. so here it's really about creating a 2nd form. they've been trying really hard to lobbying countries in the region, 80 countries, but none of them wanted to join because they, they main partner business partner is china. they want to have a balance of relationship between the width in china, and they don't want to fully to the drug trap to be used by western pose. a justified the, the creation and the maintain meant of nato. because supposedly a trip of russia, they doing the same, they need to. but in this story in asia is china as being the threat in the region . while in fact china, it is not. that's our recap of the week. that was, i'll say good bye for now. but do stay close, there's more programs get going in moment for y

we are proud to de angelo for today is a great day for us, some done. okay, and we came to welcome our son. our brother woke up. he's bringing his contribution to our development about, look at the development, we want him to join the government for the development of this country for the development, especially of sports, one of the rock markets. her super papa is actually leaving cliffside, manchester united at the end of the month. he is expected to resign with italian team event us, which will always be well for him if he wants a new challenge in guinea. ah, you know, he's a quick look at our top story this, our russia is making advances in ukraine's eastern. don't beth region? ukraine says, russian forces have captured several more settlements and now control almost all of these hans reach. keith, who says it has only received a fraction of the western heavy weaponry, but it needs to push the russians. beth, you want to dw news after a short break? i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we will be right back with with ah ah so much

people's republic also as a monument for the children who died to jasmine up with him. sama a li, angelo. it's on the call with an up. i'm in line. yeah. listen, what dumb busta crude center is up. latina, the thought was bit of i don't go to place a show of good. that is that was from god. julia mendoza. a human rights commissioner for the danielle people's republic has repeatedly tried to convey the don best people's message to the west. a mash, isn't that what i did? he's not at the simply enough of something you like to watch, like local music in mendoza. nobody got the school in with us like i did a couple of political mendoza, but she gets in um, you know, late me deep up with you. dear mom and i mean there's not, but i begun the alga but there at the place was just not grading nominal and put fresh. she's got orders to just, i get cheated so much it, it to, oh great, i'm at the children. and then after agonizing what we just did, i didn't leave like this. but what that you brought up that you swain through and go over so just to rein turned on the villages of done yet. sky and glo

washington, the london forest ultimately give and the pressure still remains to be seen. respect to angelo juliano a political and financial analyst who says there is clearly division inside the year when it comes to members relations with russia. you have a good cleaning radical camp, which is the, the basic state you have, poland, you have germany that look like it's clean, it's clean. and then you have a more rational or the more rational state that as she the see the that this is not going to work. it's not, it's damaging the economy and it's not so much energy, russian economy, one that has to us to who benefits all those sanctions. and at the same time, us, he's pushy euro in to this economy, suicide. and so it is only a money laundering process where you have the lease in the us are going to get witcher. and keep in mind that this is not an expenditure from the u. s. actually, this is lend lease agreement. at the end of the day, somehow ukraine will have to pay the bill, the diplomatic path lead. russia has been abandon, it's under pressure e. remember at some point ukraine was i, s

s. marine corps intelligence officer and angelo, juliano political and financial analysts. many thanks to both aid if jennings on the program, really appreciate your time. my 1st question to juliana, please and, and i, and what's your take on nato labeling? russia as is most significant and direct threat. there's no surprise here. i've been reading papers. thank papers for a long time since the, the, the pentagon papers send the more recent rand corporation papers and it was always clear that they would escalate. the idea here was to contain russia and your to my goal was to go for the big price, which is china. keep in mind that china was already in the target in 1965 in the, in the pet, the good papers they were aiming away. the china a, those plans are not done over the overnight if they will plan 50 years ahead. so i'm not surprised, it's going to be an escalation, but they are desperate desperate because in front of them, it's no senior, it's no lead. yeah, it's not iraq. we are talking about based on superpower and it's back. it's not alone. it's not along the bricks.

so it's a really sad situation, n following those is a hate speech that will san angelo stands again to cindy gentles, people color, can you can her saw connie, cause you, i presume you, you're obviously your, he, you present speaking all the time. but can you give us an example of what you would say would be height? speech against indigenous people who are brazilians, of course, called control router. no, absolutely. absolutely. yeah. yeah. oh, pres. then terrible sonata a seems to during his campaign, he clearly said that he owed them to them on kate and me since he met her all the indigenous reserves anymore. and it happened, we didn't have just for you to understand because here in brazil, ah, when an area is claimed by the indigenous people. um, so they, they file i request and then the phone i with the indigenous resume integers at a fair agencies that result roses. and she would that the land is recognized as an indigenous territory. and what we saw is that, but this was then there is denmark, kate, it doesn't mean that to dis, indigenous people, it belongs to them and they ca

record on beijing to lift the trade boycott to improve relations, political and financial analyst, angelo gallano says it was economically suicidal for australia to clash with beijing in the 1st place. trisha, 2 years ago started an investigation, wanted an international investigation on coffee, and this is how it started thought the purpose he has to do. and the coupling australia has a 50 percent of the trade with china. so basically it's extreme dependent on china . so what it did, by attacking china, was basically as 2 sites. it's extremely societal for failure to do that. and did the purpose is to come to in china. this is not the china of the 100 years of you mediation. keep in mind that the western world want that you partition china and do you mean nation is actually ending with the hand of hong kong? in 1997 in the ultimate reunification of china will be with k one. so for chinese, extremely important to maintain the sovereignty over taiwan. it unified, the whole nation, and this will make b and then of the century of immigration that the west, the 2 china, while the u. s. now, p

corolla has authorized russian troops, planes, and ships to be deployed on its territory. president angelo tega says a small contingent to all russians or workers, emergency responders, and lauren forces washes of foreign ministry spokeswoman says the forces will help combat drug trafficking and organized crime. nicaragua was excluded from last week's summit of the americas hosted by the u. s. to ukraine now, where russian forces have blown up a bridge that linked the battle. the eastern city of survey done yet with lucy chanced across the river severe. i'm janski's in the lou haskell region of ukraine . the russian attack leaves just one of 3 bridges in the area. still standing. local officials say that's a limiting possible evacuation brutes for civilians. a russian state news agency hi shed footage. it says shows that smoke rising from the knee by as odd chemical plant. hundreds of fighters and residents of thought to be sheltering their, which takes up a large area along the western side of severed unanswered child stratford found this report from keith. we came off the phone to a ukra

nicola coghlan and charithra chandran [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ okay, also, dialing in from london angelod it was like oh, no, i am underdressed. i know i feel very inferior. if you look beautiful. she is, i am so excited that y'all are here, i don't know if you have heard, but i am like a super fan and i know you know this, because it is your second time, but your first time for you. >> last time was in my mom's living room. >> kelly: you posted this on instagram, so what is happening there. let's see this. >> oh, yes, oh, my gosh. that is me and me. i have been to see company on broadway with my friend camilla and we wanted to get a picture because we were in new york and we were walking through times square and i was like oh, my god, that's me. and no one told me it was there, so i was in genuine shock. that's me going back another time to slightly compose myself. >> kelly: you are like i should get it -- is this your first time, i remember the first time i saw my face and i was like what? >> it is insane, because i did not know it was there. it was such a shock. >> kelly: i feel like

in mountain view, detectives began investigating michael angelo fazio last month . they say the 19 year old was connecting with students through social media. and then on june 17th, investigators say a search of his house led to the discovery of a ghost gun, a short barreled shotgun, which is illegal in california and nearly $2000 in cash. the 19 year old is facing several felony charges. expect to see a congressional committee next week show off more of what it's learning about the days leading up to the insurrection on capitol hill program takes a look at what's been exposed so far, and what's expected to happen next. another wave of hearing soon tuesday. look at pressure trump allies applied to state legislatures to send alternate sleights of electors to washington. still the most dramatic testimony so far came from those who advised former vice president mike pence. former federal judge michael luttig didn't mince words about threats to the electoral system. donald trump. and his. allies and supporters are a clear and present danger. to american democracy. trump

republican, democrat, i just don't know let's go to angelo in new york >> caller: hello, cramer my questionng back shares. they give a small dividend and it is all the way down on the charts. >> look, it sells at five times earnings it had a 5% yield. i have to do work with this. that seems strange to me i have to find out why people are willing to let this stock be as low as it is. i'm glad you brought it to my attention. i promise i will come back on it because that makes no sense to me >> caller: how are you >> long day. how are you? >> caller: i have a big question on shipping, great dividends china is opening up. what are you thoughts? >> china is not opening up so much word that ukraine is offering big losses. we had china going back under lockdown i think zim, which is a beneficiary of more commerce is getting less commerce. therefore, i don't want to recommend the stock. i know the yield like everybody else but i have gotten good in a lot of these stocks before trading vehicles, you have to get in and you have to get out and i don't want to be in now. phil in washington phil >> call

based pop artist, mark angelo, grabbed the mic and surprised the crowd with a parody of an ariana grandeong he wrote about the bride and groom and their dog. >> i'm sure they were very surprised. >> you should have seen their faces, always so happy all weekend, and when he came out with the mic, just shocked. and also, barry their dog is the cutest thing. you can follow him on instagram, treats for barry. oh, my goodness, little darling. he was actually in the wedding. i'm sure he loved that surprise too. and that couple actually, the guy who was singing and his wife were pandemic friends of the bride and groom, so it's really cute how it all came together for them. such a fun moment. i was in awe the whole time. >> moving and grooving. >> yes, super cute. the question is stella friends with barry since they both have accounts on the gram, and do they follow each other? >> yeah, they have a fourth of july celebration plan, so we'll have all the pictures. you never know when a groomsmen is like let me take the mic, i have something to do, it's a little like, what's going to happen. and he

another child, uzia will be buried in his hometown of san angelo, texas. all of this as a bipartisan group of senators tries to finish writing a bill aimed at reducing gun violence. with us to talk about this, sam brock in vestavia hills, alabama, capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. sam, how are people in that community processing what happened last night? >> i think it's very telling, jose next to this church behind me, there is an assisted living facility who said we are just disappointed at the world. we cannot process how it is possible we're talking about another shooting, another church shooting. right now investigators are going to be updating us within the next hour or so, jose. we're waiting on some details because we know that around dinner time last night the gunman, according to police, walked into the church and started firing, killing two people, one person is wounded and in a hospital. it's not clear what their condition is right now. you're talking about a neighborhood, jose, about ten minutes south of birmingham, vestavia hills. it is i

that was very moving where she quoted my angelo was her thanking people. it was her thanking people who had helped her from the time. she was a child her family mentors jurists the white house team naming everyone and you know, it's not something you would normally see a leader. a jurist jurisdo, so we'll do role models or people who helped her along the way her early experiences and motherhood which seemed to be really important to developing those the leader and then how she manages criticism and along the way because i worked for hillary and you know wrote about those experiences. well, we'll mix hillary into so talk about susan talk about the role models really her her start with her parents which were so important. well jen, i'm so i'm so glad to be here. thank you all for coming on this lovely saturday morning. day you know after two years of this pandemic, it's such a relief to see people in person. so i'm really glad to be here at a celebration of people who love books and and we're talking about my book today, but the paperback edition of jen's la

they topped out yesterday, beating their record, phoenix, roswell, new mexico, las vegas, and san angelo the triple digits. we have heat advisories, excessive heat watches and warnings, all type of heat alerts from california all the way over to middle tennessee. that's expected to continue to push off to the east as the heat wave begins to spread. look at some of the temperatures, depend, the temperatures themselves were very high. you have to factor in the humidity and the heat index is higher. shreveport, feels like of 110. houston, 99 for the temperature, but feels like 106. we talked about the overnight low temperatures, 80 in memphis, 80 in oklahoma city. the temperature has to get below 80 degrees for your body to be able to cool off. >> allison chinchar, think it is going to be an inside day for us here today. just saying. thank you. >> thank you, allison. >>> does lightning strike the same spot twice? how about three times? it might. tampa bay lightning advancing to the third straight stanley cup final. do they have what it takes to become a dynasty? a preview is next. >>> and a

in childress, shamrock, texas, pampa, where woody guthrie spent some time, dalhart, amarillo, san angelod, republicans don't have to show up and contest the vote. and so folks don't have anyone to hold accountable, anyone to share their hopes with or their concerns when we show up and hold a town hall, i learn so much, but i also build support and trust in that community, and we bring in some more votes. and at the end of the day, i mean, we lost to ted cruz by two and a half points, right there are millions more texans who've since been added to the rolls, and millions who've been effectively, through voter suppression, kept from voting. we're targeting those who've been the targets of intimidation and suppression, so that they provide the margin of victory when we win this thing on november 8th so, i love traveling the state it's the right way to do it. and i think it's the only way to win. >> seth: well, you know, stay healthy out there. i know it probably takes a lot out of you and thanks so much for making time for us today. i really - >> thank you i really, really appreciate it >>

that would make quite a wonderful world, and a great my angelo, in her words, take us off the air thisng. on that note, i wish you all a very good and safe night. and from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. tomorrow happy to have you here. happy monday. happy, happy juneteenth observance, i hope you got the day off. if you are planning your week ahead this week, there's two things you should drop into your calendar. first of all, the next hearing of the january sixth investigation is gonna be tomorrow, tuesday. it starts at 1:00 eastern, whether or not you are available at 1:00 eastern, whether or not you are available to watch that live, you should know that we're gonna have a primetime recap tomorrow night after the hearing. we will recap all the most important stuff from the hearing and what it means, tomorrow night, in primetime, starting at 8:00, eastern. and that is true both for tomorrow's hearing and for the second hearing this week, which happens on thursday. two january sixth hearings

." ♪ ♪ >> bret: angelo again from fox news in washington.a week of major challenges for everyday americans and the elected officials responsible for steering the ship of state. hear about the capital right memories of a mob of protesters attacking police and trying to stop the certification of a lawful election. marchers gathered in washington to push fon control in response to the massacre at a texas elementary school. inflation rose again in the average price of gas hit a inful $5 a gash gallon nationwide. the challenges facing the nation hittg the white house heart is present by the struggles to push his agenda midway through the primary season. in a moment we will speak with democratic senator chris coons about his party's struggles, but first let's turn to lucas tomlinson live at the white house for a look at how the biden administration is responding. lucas. >> bret, president biden wants to make gun control a central issue in the upcoming midterm elections. protesters around the country want action now. >> we are just simply here to s

san angelo 105. when you factor in the heat index in texas, of course it's going to feel hotter.d that's including texas as well. look at these high temperatures. 113 by friday in phoenix. palm springs, 112. what's really scary is the overnight temperatures in the 80s. this is when your body typically rovers. but when temperatures are so hot overnight, that's when see a lot of heat-related deaths are actually due to the overnight lows that are extremely warm. phoenix over the next seven day, these temperatures are well into the triple-digits, 107 for tuesday. we have 113, 114 on saturday. and then temperatures finally drop by monday. but jake, look at those lows. temperatures at 85 degrees thursday night into friday morning. 88 degrees friday night into saturday. those temperatures to me are what's really scary when you're talking about this heatwave across the southwest. it is going to be brutal. >> all right, jennifer gray at the cnn severe weather center. thank you so much. appreciate it. you can follow me on facebook, instagram, twitter and the tiktok at jake tapper. you can

." ♪ ♪ >> john: angelo again from fox news in washington.biding mix in urgent plea to congress to pass new gun restrictions, saying now is the time for republicans to it joined with democrats for meaningful legislation. at the same time, the president touting better-than-expected jobs numbers as americans continue to face surge in gas high inflation. in a moment we will speak with gene sperling, senior advisor to the president about the administration's plans to bring some relief. first let's turn to lucas tomlinson come alive at the white house for us this morning, where, lucas, we have seen a bit of a reset over the past week. >> john, today the price of gas is double what it was when esident biden took office. in a rare prime time address, it was guns that have the president's attention, following a speed of mass shootings. >> president biden: gh, enough enough. if >> president biden urging congress to pass new gun legislation. ten g.o.p. senators will be needed to break the deadlock. many see little chance of that happening. some democra

she joins writer maya angelo and astronaut sally ride on the quarter man killer has shown wrapped in a traditional show with the cherokee nation, seven pointed star. it's election day, and all eyes are on the effort to recall san francisco district attorney chaser boudin, the latest on those efforts and on other key races that are being decided by voters. also ahead. i know many people are frustrated and tired of hearing about gun violence. they're frustrated and tired of seeing incidents of violence in their communities, and it's shocking that has happened here at a library in san jose. an investigation is underway in the south bay after gunfire erupts inside of public library when children are present the concerns parents have about safety for themselves and their little ones. plus we're learning more about the victim in san jose, who was shot and killed while working in a safeway store. now that man's family is speaking out. and welcome to mornings on tuesday nine today is tuesday, june 7th election day. we're looking at a live picture of san francisco. it's a little hazy there, a

. >> in that white angelo saxon society there were things you didn't discuss.people. >> she told people that she was middle class. but they to be really wealthy. the fact that she never cooked, i don't think that her mother cooked. i think the cook cooked. >> i was entered at smith college, and in those days women weren't taken very seriously as anything but just -- you could get married but you didn't go in for a career because there weren't any. i wasn't preparing myself for anything. i was leading really a leisurely butter fly life. i graduated in 1934. my mother became ill. she died when she was around 60. i went back to pasadena, took care of my father. >> julia's father john mcwilliams was very strict and very conservative. i think julia loved him very much, but it was hard to get close to him. >> her father really believed that like should marry like and that julia should become a traditional upper middle class well married woman. >> most of the women in julia's circle were getting marylried, d she wasn't. she was always a bridesmaid, never a bride. >> h

angelo is the reason we became in net energy exporter, which is not the same isn't energy independent. if we were energy independent, and texas shale oil went to negative price were bowel in 2019 under trump, which have had 99 cent gas. but we lack the refining capacity. i encourage all americans, do your due diligence, stop the confirmation bias addiction seeking and stories of processed food plants being absent for -- stop these rumors that the american people are fighting against each other and educate yourself. we are not petrochemical educated. we have never been energy independent and we never will be until people educate themselves. thank you. >> headline from the new york times that this morning downplaying oil, white house firms up biden saudi trip. president biden's much anticipated trip to saudi arabia has formally set for the white next month the white house announced on tuesday. but officials play down the chances of securing much we have been stabilizing energy markets roiled by mirages and create invasion of ukraine. mr. biden will make his first trip to the middle east

in fact for texas, we are talking about record temperatures from el paso, san angelo, austin, galvestonon records for dallas and san antonio through friday, through the weekend into monday with triple digit readings. and as we head back to the west you can see temperatures still today scorching. gallop, flagstaff, palm springs 108. bakersfield 94 and we continue th las vegas and phoenix looking at triple digits with record setting conditions right on into the weekend. that's a look at the weather across the country here's what's happening your neck of the woods. >> time for the best time of the morning. it is "popstart" time. >> let's go, let's go. >>> good morning. we are looking at the seven-day forecast. heat is going to ramp up after today. enjoy the mid-80s. tomorrow it is mid-90s and up to 100 in a few spots going above that as we go towards friday afternoon. by saturday it is pretty warm but we do catch relief on sunday with more clouds moving in and showers to the north. a warm day on friday in san francisco, a cooler weekend ahead. >> time for the best time of the >> time for t

abilene and san angelo, texas, today excessive heat warnings exist across texas.rm today. a light, onshore breeze this afternoon. we will have a little bit of fog along the coast. here is the seven-day forecast. sunny skies today. by the end of the week, summer heat makes a comeback. the heat hangs on, but a little bit cooler on sunday. >>> now to the 2022 special >>> now to the 2022 special olympics summer games. amy and t.j. went straight from the jubilee in london to florida to host the opening ceremonies at disney world. they are there this morning with robin and, robin, the athletes aren't the only talent down there. look at you three doing your stuff. >> reporter: i got to tell you, i got to keep an eye on these two. i got another pin. i got another pin. not keeping count but -- no, it is not. it is amazing, michael, everybody being here seeing the joy, the enthusiasm of these athletes, the coaches, the families absolutely incredible. i had the privilege of hosting the games before, t.j. and amy -- here you flew all the way from london to be here and be a pa

remember angelo angelina jolie came to remember, she fled to this, and in the background calmly withut the future, what will actually happen to ukraine after i apologize to the special military operations. after all, this is an important point. this is of interest to everyone, a lot of people ask. and look, the logic of events and the logic of the actions of the ukrainian leadership of terrorist actions in relations with its own people suggest that what will be announced next is quite likely. i underlined. i don't know, an antiterrorist operation and uh, a zone will appear instead of ukraine. and then where they will act after it has ended, the special operation to liberate donbass continues further, yes, and uh, what is the reason for this now i draw the attention of our our viewers, this picture is coming online from kiev. can you watch everything that happens there? it's true. this is the italian yes carabinieri special forces are beautiful guys. well , they brought their guys security, because they don't trust anyone anymore, so that's it. uh, it's the logic of that, not military

she joins writer maya angelo and astronaut sally ride on the quarter man killer has shown wrapped in it's election day, and all eyes are on the effort to recall san francisco district attorney chaser boudin, the latest on those efforts and on other key races that are being decided by voters. also ahead. i know many people are frustrated and tired of hearing about gun violence. they're frustrated and tired of seeing incidents of violence in their communities, and it's shocking that has happened here at a library in san jose. an investigation is underway in the south bay after gunfire erupts inside of public library when children are present the concerns parents have about safety for themselves and their little ones. plus we're learning more about the victim in san jose, who was shot and killed while working in a safeway store. now that man's family is

>> well, we uncovered a plan by dhs that was scouting my hometown san angelo, texas to quote, unquoteillegal migrants. we are not a sanctuary city. why aren't they using sanctuary cities like san francisco? the cost is real and we are saw from day one the incident on the rio grande valley where border patrol agents were doing their job on the river, on the -- on the rio grande river and biden said they will pay and now looks like administrative action will come down on them. there was no due process there and the biden administration has long since wanted to defund border patrol, cbp and this is how they are doing it, the cost is real to texans billions of dollars being spent and we see people speaking out and that's why mayra flores was elected last night. maria: we are looking at the pictures of border patrol on horses and makes me remember the other lie from this administration that the border patrol was whipping migrants which was complete nonsense and we said it at the time. what has this done to the communities in texas, congressman? >> well, the cost comes in the form of an eco