annie: that was so powerful. hearing mitch mcconnell's response, essentially let the voters decide, is a unique response on the republican side. i think tam is absolutely right that the qanon theory does have this imagery. we have all been to political rallies where emotions run high. i have been at democratic events where people in the audience say violent things. the difference is the leadership on the democratic side will tend to turn the volume down rather than stepping aside, which is what mcconnell is doing, or what other candidates are doing, which is fostering and normalizing the kind of extreme violence we are not used to in modern politics. amna: you think it has become normalized on that side? annie: you see so many of those ads and you are not seeing the response from the leadership. the silence and even the gentle nudging that direction, that is the path to normalization. amna: we have seen democrats condemn it. the president has condemned it. he also has an eye on this quickly closing legislative wi

annie only just recently passed away. so we'll talk a little bit more about her because she's also an important character in the story, but tell us about john glenn for people who don't remember that time or have perhaps forgotten some of the details of his life. he really had kind of an all-american background in me. he absolutely did. i mean he grew up in a tiny little town and when we talk about small town america, this is small town america. it's a little town still little called new concord ohio that's in southeastern, ohio and at the time the population was about a thousand. little it's about a mile across that was his world and it was, you know, pretty monocultural town as you would expect totally white almost totally presbyterian a little bit methodist, i believe and it was some idyllic in in the way that small town white middle-class middle america has long seemed idealic to to certain americans and that was his environment. he emerged from that yet a close knit relationship with this with his parents. he did wel

herzelenskyy got the annie leibovitz treatment at vogue magazine. is the better work of ukraine. this is real video g uploaded by vogue on instagram. watch . oh, pretty insulting to the thousands of ukrainians who have died and to the u.s.nd taxpayer who's funding all of this. but ukraine has gotten away with it because with theed complicity of the american media, they have from dayom one waged a fierce information war. they lied aboutth the ghostey of kyiv. they lied about the island where the troops told the battleship to f off. they keep lying k now.

is for the zelensky cheats in the first place from across the ocean to kiev they brought the star annie naked john lennon to her kono the ukrainian president and his wife remained in their clothes, but even in america many were ashamed of them dash weak. this week, zelensky received special treatment from the ann leibovitz after a photo shoot for vogue magazine. this is quite insulting to the thousands of dead ukrainians and to american taxpayers who give money for all this, but there was nothing for ukraine, because the american media became accomplices in the information war from the very first day, and in this war, the patrons are ready to provide kiev with the most advanced weapons, whoever they brought to ukraine, here is the performer of the image of a teacher with a blue beard with ben styler. here, he's a sean pan, however, a tacky office on banking street and its owner in an eternal t-shirt of color. hacks for 5 months, the western consumer of this content began to get bored, so they sent, or after all to look for new forms. they went to gostomel for nature, and posed against t

is for the zelensky cheats in the first place from across the ocean to kiev they brought the star annie naked john lennon to her kono the ukrainian president and his wife remained in clothes, but even in america many were ashamed of them dash wake this week zelensky received a special treatment from en-leibowitz parties after photo shoots for vog magazine. this is quite insulting for the thousands of dead ukrainians and for the american taxpayers who give money for all this, but there was nothing for ukraine because the american media became complicit in the information war from the very first day and in this war the patrons are ready to provide kiev with the most advanced weapons. , who just wasn’t brought to ukraine, here is the performer of the image of the teacher with a blue beard with ben stealer. here, he is sean penn, however, a tacky office on bankova street and its owner in an eternal t-shirt colors. hacks for 5 months the western consumer of this content began to get bored, so they sent it, or, after all, look for new forms. they went to gostomel for nature, posed and against

julie, zoe, annie, clement tina? >> in a couple cases there is strong historical evidence they may have been barbary coast court ascends, or sex workers. minna ray simpsons was well documented. she was unfortunately an underage sex worker which he had a wildlife. she was orphaned young, gave birth to a child quite young. was a contemporary emperor norton, the famous 19th century eccentric, as well as jm barrie, the writer of peter pan. it is possible the character wendy might be based on her. kristen: what? that would be very exciting to have a san francisco connection to peter pan. of course we had the barbary coast sex workers, but what about the fact we are a big port? there were trading ships that came to san francisco, right? >> right. a lot of historians made connections between the names of the streets and a names of ships that passed through the port of san francisco. lending further credence to this theory is the fact these names show up mostly in soma, which has long been historically a working-class neighb

will be told by karina makareva , she writes history, or rather stops its moments in photographs, annied in the genda of portrait photography and the most famous photographer of our time in the lens of her camera was watched by prominent politicians and members of royal families, and world-class celebrities line up for almost a year to get a protected picture from the artist's portfolio where every photo is iconic pregnant demi murpo idol michael jackson young dicaprio and undressed john lennon former leader of the beatles in a few hours before his death, these pictures became the business cards of celebrities . leibovets used to surprise, surprised, and this time in her lens was olena zelenska, the wife of the president, in the first months of the russian invasion of for security reasons, she spent it away from general attention, but now she is making up for it, went on a visit to the usa and asked congressmen for weapons, held an international summit of the first ladies and gentlemen in kyiv, where they collected more than 3 million dollars for an ambulance. and although these initiat

restaurant called the source, and it was made famous because woody allen, when he went out to find anniethat big cadillac and he thinks he's put the car in reverse and drives into the restaurant so i was sitting with somebody i know you know, david alan grier - >> seth: yeah. >> wonderful comedic actor and dramatic actor and we had just won this prize at the venice film festival for best actor and we were hoping that woody allen was in new york and not in los angeles driving around looking for annie hall, because in movies it's funny when somebody drives a car into a restaurant in real life, people get crushed and killed >> seth: yeah. >> so we were eating our pancakes, and there was a guy sitting over there and i didn't know who it was it was val kilmer. and he was looking at me, saying obscene things to me and i said, "david, unless that's an actor learning his lines or somebody with tourette's, he's clearly telling me to go 'f' myself. >> seth: yeah. >> and he looked over his shoulder he says, "oh, it's val kilmer. he's a really nice guy." and he invited me over i said, "hi. my name's

emily: annie -- amazon acquired one medical last week. is a lot going on in the telehealth profession. what do you make of the move? >> we have been following the news closely and we believe it is a boon to the telehealth industry when a large player like amazon comes into the space. it is legitimizing for the telehealth industry. we view it as a positive for patients and for the industry as a whole. emily: there are lots of patients who are potentially concerned about amazon owning this company, concerns about how our data for example is going to be used. how can we be sure this is definitely moving the industry in the right direction? >> we think about this a lot. there is such a thirst for more medical care. our health system today is mostly reactive and mostly done in person. it doesn't necessarily servicing the broader needs of the patient. what we learned through covid is that 88% of americans have access to some form of telehealth in the past two years and 77% of clinicians expressed telemedicine can drive better outcomes for care.

the reactor and duke of annie is a mix of western control technology and soviet engineering. the nuclear power plant has never reached western safety standards. there were repeated emergency shut downs caused by defective components. meanwhile, the expansion of renewable energy's has been prevented and delayed. as it is, the geographical location of our country is not good for wind energy. for example, we don't have a see where the wind blows strongly name, obviously. and we don't have much sun, especially in winter go be to these. that's why nuclear energy is so important in our energy mix. the czech republic has never had a significant anti nuclear movement. one of the country's few well known opponents, his career, poland ascii. he's critical of the government's plans to build 2 new nuclear power plants by 2036. the model that's perceived is a major capacity of the country to master complicated technology like nuclear power, because many people are proud of the fact that the check republic can organize the construction of a nuclear power plant jekyll. it's seen as somethin

the reactor in duke of annie is a mix of western control technology and soviet engineering. the nuclear power plant has never reached western safety standards. there were repeated emergency shut downs caused by defective components. meanwhile, the expansion of renewable energies has been prevented and delayed. as that is, the geographical location of our country is not good for wind energy. for example, we don't have a see where the wind blows strongly name, obviously. and we don't have much sun, especially in winter go be to these. that's why nuclear energy is so important in our energy mix. the czech republic has never had a significant anti nuclear movement. one of the country's few well known opponents is carro, poland ascii. he's critical of the government's plans to build 2 new nuclear power plants. by 2036. the model is perceived as a major capacity of the country to master a complicated technology like nuclear power. because many people are proud of the fact that the check republican organized the construction of a nuclear power plant. jekyll, i call it scene, is som

when she was in high school, she played annie in the school production of "annie." 1980's hit. after she was shot, music took on a more serious role in her life. the language center is one very concentrated part of the brain, but music centers are throughout your -- the whole workings of your brain for gabby, but for also for others, music is a good way back to language. when they were first teaching her to speak, when the expert in her rogue speech pathologists that have worked with her were teaching her how to speak again, they did it with music. when you go see the film, people working with her -- they're not just teaching her to say her name, they are giving her a tune "♪ gabby my name is gabby" or "where are my glasses?" that allows the music center to be activated and then that channels -- allows you to channel back into the language, you no, using the music centers of your brain through neural plasticity -- i am not a scientist here, but i am giving in laypersons lane which the basic way it works, that your brain can adapt itself. the music centers of her bra

and the second quarter of this year, we created more jobs than any court or under annie of -- and he of -- any of my predecessors in 40 years, before the pandemic. think about that. at a time when our critics of the economy was too weak or having already added more jobs -- already added more jobs my first year as president of any president in history, we still added more jobs in the past three months than any administration in 40 years. look, i know times are tough. prices are too high. families are facing a cost-of-living crunch. today's economic news confirms the fact that my economic plan is moving this country in a better direction. the unemployment rate is near historic low of 3.6%. private sector jobs at a record high. gas prices are still way too high, but have fallen now 25 days in a row. the second largest decrease in a decade. we still have a lot of work to do. i'm not suggesting there isn't. but i am suggesting we are making significant progress. the program is working. now with the vice president and deputy secretary general, the -- i want to talk about an executive order

john lieber and annie karny. two perfect people. this story you wrote because you wrote about this issue. you argue that the real issue is that ageing leaders don't make room for the next generation, which brings long institutional memories and relationships, but they can also be seen as out of touch with the direction of country. do you think we're already seeing some of these concerns play out? what impact might they have in november 2024? >> yeah, there's a trade off here. one of the appeals of joe biden and the reasons he was elected president is because of his age. he has a long institutional memory in washington. he has a lot of friendship ace cross the aisle. and part of the pitch he made in 2020 was that those constitutional relationships would help him repair the damage that's been done over 4 years of the trump administration. we haven't really seen that play out. you have deep polarization, high levels of partisanship and a really difficult time getting anything done on a bipartisan basis. so age isn't the asset that poli

the city virtually fell off a cliff during the pandemic joining us now to talk about the story is annie gauss editor. for the standard. hi andy good to see you. good to see you, too. so how do the traffic enforcement numbers look these days? well, your viewers can go read our story because in that we embed a chart that shows just how dramatic the drop-off has been. so, you know, it's really been a slow decline for the past several years, but it really dropped off a clip particularly in in the pandemic. you know, i think i checked the last month where there was data available and there were fewer than 300. i'm recorded traffic violations and that compares to typically thousands per month if you look back eight years ago, so that gives you a sense of just how much it has fallen. so i know you've talked a lot of people. what is their feeling with regard to? okay, very little enforcement. what's the consequence? what's the result? yeah, well, you know, i think that the general sense that many residents have in the cities that there is a lot of as you mentioned just crazy driving out there.

annie, let me get your take off the bat to make your assessment of the data we sound asleep i coming at 9.1% higher in year-over-year ppi about 11% from the reflecting what americans have been experiencing for months we are probably in a recession, very likely session. we think of 11.6 last march. nursing fulfill practice ethical and find its way to retail prices over the coming months. thanks yes with the inflation numbers in the slow economy, see if you have got to believe this solidifies the federal reserve raising interest rates 75 basis points when it meets in two weeks time july 27. how do you assess the week? >> the bed is in a tough issue. it waited way too long. i admit point on your show for many months the feds should have been raising rates much sooner. another job is a lot tougher. i agree with andy we are in a softer session already. and that we have to raise interest rates during the inflation rate down that that's when consulate pain and suffering. now i do think and is ready numbers in place are just terrible. but the last two or three weeks you do see a reduction in

the effect that was expected in kiev, they did not help, nor the skill of zvezdny portrait painter anniebovitz is not the magazine's global status lauren beaver, a member of the us house of representatives, harshly criticized the publication while we send $ 60 billion in aid to ukraine zelensky is doing photo shoots for the magazine. vogue these people think we're just a bunch of idiots in a similar position, voiced conservative activist scott pressler, he expressed doubts. where does the money of the west go and how did the zelenskys find time for a glamorous photo shoot if they are so busy fighting the russians this step of the family of the ukrainian president of the congressman of texas marafores described biden's expectations and reality in words. let's send billions of dollars more to help ukraine. this is a reality the zelensky family gives us a photo shoot for koshki magazine wolf a negative reaction to the photo of the ukrainian president is also shown by the british tabloid daily mail readers in the comments focused on how detailed and diligently zelensky's pr team tried to cre

legal affairs reporter for politico, where he's cover the witness intimidation allegations and is annie karni a congressional correspondent for the new york times, she was one of the reporters who broke the story on cassidy hutchinson's lawyers. let's talk about the lawyer angle here, any. because i think it's pretty interesting. obviously there's there's nothing like people thing for other peoples legal representation all the time -- there is nothing, like, illegal, certainly about that. it's not a completely uncommon arrangement. but in this case it does seem to raise some questions, particularly given what happened with hutchinson. what do we know about her switch of lawyers? >> what you said first of all is true. there is nothing illegal about a third party paying a lawyers fees for a witness. but there is questions that it could raise when the lawyer is directed to a witness by the third party. it does raise questions about whether or not a lawyer has the interests of the person paying his bills who directed him to the client. or if his client's interests are driving him. so, it ca

i didn't know if she'd be here this scale annie hammer hamrick. she could give you her old story. she started bringing youth groups a young women out and they started doing all these projects. and so they did far more than i ever started but look at this lexington library over 450 books were donated serving at the hospital with donations high schools the cemetery the civil war battlefield. i don't have time to read all this but this is good stuff that was going on trying to turn the tide and trying to to promote goodwill now before i do the epilogue, i've got to say something about the trains. so here you have the hannibal and saint joe 207 miles well. excuse me. this is an interesting story my friends. so you had brigham young was brilliant with colonization and immigration and he had different agents and george kuchanan says, you know what let's let's do a new route. let's go from hannibal and saint joe again 20 years after the extermination order. and you have these newspapers. i'm giving you one there are scores and scores and scores and scores and they are quite different the

countries over a 2 week period, concerned parents and some elected officials reached out to congresswoman annie shoe for help. well, issues office did make contact with fly my group. that's a travel agency that actually deals with large parties office also call united airlines a partner with a time to and the state department, the american embassy in prague. finally, it was the german embassy that was able to lend a hand a little time form a crisis team, which pay for a bus and charter flight for the students. the group arrived back at sfo on monday. glad they're back home. 2 u.s. senators are urging the sportation of tr to fine airlines for delaying or canceling flights because of staffing or operational issues. democratic senators elizabeth warren in california's alex padilla. what transportation secretary pete buttigieg and other regulators to crack down on the aviation industry. the senators say the department should use its authority to impose fines up to more than $37,000 on airlines that stop unfair or deceptive practices. this all comes after thousands of flight cancellations so far thi

he did a similar recording for his wife, annie. and we know that this was on his mind in those very last minutes before he was shot in the space at the top of that was rocket, because he was patched through to speak to any who is at home in arlington virginia on the phone. in addition to saying their goodbyes, glen said, did you get the recordings that i sent you? and she said, yes. no one had really known up to this point white plan might have been referring to in that moment, but putting that together with what i found on paper. it's incredibly chilling, incredibly powerful and moving and it's full of his feelings about faith, its relationship with god, is views of an afterlife, his feelings about courage, why he felt that his death was a sacrifice worth making, even though he knew it was going to cause his family pain. it's an incredibly personal document and it was remarkable to find that something like that had survived. and i think, in terms of the larger question of how he prepared his family, because glenn was the oldest as

. >> reporter: annie caputo, a ukrainian-american from east meadow took mother and daughter into her home as they waited for surgery. the whole operation that would cost roughly hundred thousand dollars was paid by donations. >> we feel like we are in another life. we feel a lot of love. >> reporter: the mother and daughter will return to the ukraine in a couple of weeks. ready to face the challenges ahead with a new hope for the future. >> after bad times always come good times. there are a lot of good people in the world. we think america, and we think ukraine. >>> all right. are you feeling lucky? no winner to lessen its megamillions drawing. so the jackpot has just gone up again. it is now at $790 million. if you win, take the cash option, it is about 464 million bucks. this is the third largest jackpot in megamillions history. the next drawing is tuesday. all right, so there is a chance for us. there is a chance. >> i've been talking to jia during our commercial breaks, i'm drink to win her over. she is not dedicated to a baseball team yet. the giants, the a's? >> the giants are

it was 1982 when 5-year-old annie pham was kidnapped, assaulted and killed while walking to school. this week police have arrested and charged 70-year-old robert leno on one count of first-degree murder. that case was reopened two years ago after the monterey county d.a.'s office formed a new cold case task force. police say the 70-year-old is already on parole for assaulting other children and is a convicted child molester. >>> hazmat and fire crews in the north bay had an unusual task today. a pipe from a milk processing plant broke and it caused gallons of milk mixture to spill. it happened at the clover sonoma bottling plant this morning. nearly 300,000 gallons of mix made its way to a storm drain. crews arrived and found that the liquid had made its way into the petaluma river. a containment boom was placed in the water the prevent it from spreading any further. >>> muni is about to get money to help switch the train control system. they say the $116 million grant will go toward making reliability improvements on the k and the n trains, a and the money will also be used on the

the fallen soldier, w rattie. annie was a friend of e. gore's guys. some fox though must have some of my closest friends are now actually fighting my own countrymen, who are part of this aggressive invasion of ukraine. i thought a brief recycling of gray, and that makes the tragedy 10 times worse. now this is new to people like this deserve respect a, their families deserve all the support they can get a but from the people, as well as from the georgia government of a and i hope they get it when i request over the war against ukraine is also a war against georgia, i now got a new showed up at the y and i go to the georgia has experienced war itself with russia in recent memory. following that invasion in august 2008. the russian military did not fully withdraw. and the regions of south o santia and og kasha are still occupied. there's wide spread fear that moscow could occupy the whole of georgia. i wonder what would happen since moving to georgia. e. gore has led the caucuses division of the free russia foundation, an independent organisation funded

when you went and oh, how large of annie joe. i just saw that on you as an term fans our closing, if an hour or yards. yeah. so i'm lean woke up in hospital, which is where lucy, ann rees teen picked her up and took her to a safe house. not far away. is this large compound, known as white van to the chin was brought here in may 2021. he was told he needed to work for the business for 6 months or pay them more than 6000 dollars to leave the family following to to my family lawyer on the please him, i called the height. i don't enjoy with all the most of them in a convenient time either. he said that it does it for you. the thought about it, he says they had to work 15 hour days on a crypto currency romance scam targeting wolfy chinese women living abroad. the 1st thing they had to do was create a fake persona, using videos and photos from the internet. but with both on a go to hooked on the video for them and how you went to with trisha versus o portal for those from ups to. so you went through the so yeah. and it will save us lit

. >> i like it annie, great job >> and we have a list here that annie is doing, and at the end of thewill need help putting them together. >> that's super cute super, super cute. do you guys like it? >> yes. >> you guys are doing great. >> this is a classic this is one of the most amazing things to do this is paper. it's photosynthesis paper. you put the acrylic on it, you leave it in the light. i hope a camera can pick this up it's been in the sun >> wait, that's just from the sun? >> that's just from the sun. >> and then you can put in -- this one has been set in water. >> and then what do you do with these? hang them up >> it's really to me more about the process of doing it. >> it's really fun, and you can use these on here as well. >> shelves, yes. >> it's definitely a science project. >> last but not least, this is a classic. so i am so happy that lego friends brought girls to the space -- this is olivia. >> they even have this little thing here, i always think that's how astronauts get used to being in zero gravity. >> a simulator. >> it has its own shuttle. a space academy, a

also, a live look at berkeley, where traffic is being diverted on gilman streak after a big rig hit anni-80 overpass, cracking that concrete. chopper 5 over the scene today. crews have been out there checking the damage all afternoon. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us now with an update. anne? >> the chp said it would be set to reopen gilman any minute now. but you can see the cones are still up. it has been closed since that crash. a search is on for the driver of the big rig who took off after hitting the overpass. chopper 5 was over the scene as crews from caltrans surveyed the damage. the big rig that hit the overpass was carrying an excavator that was a little too high. it hit the overpass, causing concrete to fall on to gilman road below. the chp says there is no sign that the driver of the truck made any stop as it merged on to the freeway. and at one point, one lane of i-80 was closed, but gilman was closed all day. traffic rerouted on the surface streets. and drivers and cyclists were told to avoid the area. >> i ran along in there and went oh, my gosh. and went around. went around

meantime, in berkeley, the search is on for a semitruck driver after their big rig hit anni-80 overpass cracking the concrete. this happened above gilman street this afternoon. the street remains closed as crews continue to check out the damage. video from chopper 5 show the chunks of concrete on the street. at one point, one lane of the freeway was closed. caltrans says the freeway is safe at the gilman interchange. >>> i'm john ramos in the east bay. an effort is gaining steam to exonerate the 50 sailors who refused to work after the port chicago explosion. but will their names be cleared for standing up to racism? we'll have that story coming up. . >>> and you don't see this every day. how this tiny house ended up causing a traffic mess on the bay bridge. >> some people spend enough time on the bay bridge you may as well build a house there. clouds rolling in. we're going see that fog spreading inlan once again as we head towards tomorrow morning. take a look at a few changes for the end of the workweek, coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> and cbs news will carry a prime time

rachel: meg, annie has little kids. you have kids a little bit older.elected leaders and realizes how out of touch they are. they're just talking about spending more money that we don't have. again i go back to the futures of my children and some day my grandchildren, is our country better off today than it was just two years ago? it's not. that is serious concern. we also are concerned about these midterms coming up. we're concerned about our elected leaders going to impose mandates on the american people again and i will never let our listeners forget that. i know our listeners won't forget that in terms of how it affected small businesses here in central and non wisconsin and how it affected children whose schools were closed for inordinate amount of time. rachel: normalizing those kinds of government restrictions that, as you said, we've never seen in america before. it is just not the same. both of you, meg, annie, so great having you on. thanks for giving us your insights. >> thank you. rachel: all right. have a great sunday. coming up joe biden t

one of the last remaining forrest overlooking the greek capital cassidy. annie towers, hundreds of meters above athens and his home to about 3000000 trees and preventing them from going up in flames is the number one priority for firefighters. that's why the area is patrol 24 hours a day during the wild fire season. gania, ram on do is one of those keeping watch here. she's a seasonal firefighter. during the rest of the year, she teaches high school with each passing year. her summer job is proving more of a challenge. this here is more difficult than last year because of her send her a tour sand hair when it's difficult to stop the fire from now to my prevention is so important and it's all hands on deck here. very well. i'm having a w, a scheduler route here for pick nunez if forest with my archives, i don't hear what we are watching out on the other mountains. but lily by martha wicker and she sons moved somewhere and we have been form our center, her communication for the for the other. gosh, i don't the other mothers. and we are in all the time where somebody the government has alrea

the pub rates will not only significantly reduce the shadow price, but it is expected to annie shadid acreage damage boom from around the world. this one here depicts the late who it was offered a no up who was revolutionary poems in his play of the many ah, presented more resignation is add to the pressure on britain's prime minister before us. johnson refuses to step down. ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up. we'll be live from indonesia, where foreign ministers from the g. 20 nations are beating in the shadow of the war in ukraine. i so claims responsibility for the attack on a prison in the nigerian capital abuto. and human rights watch accuses the taliban of committing atrocities in eastern afghanistan, including summary executions. ah, we started the u. k. whether to find british prime minister boris johnson remains in office, his leadership hanging by a thread that he's refusing the sent down. the pressure comes after he admitted making a mistake in promoting an m. p. had been accused of sexual assault since tuesday. more than 40