let's bring in chris urmson, the co-founder and ceo of aurora, which for the last four years has beenbout the road map in a little bit, chris, but tell us why this deal came together, how quickly it came together, and how do you address the concerns that people have that, look, this is just another spac and we're not sure when this company is actually going to pay off for us. >> it is an incredibly exciting day for us as a company and for this technology moving forward for the last four and a half years we have really been investing in building the foundations of what it takes to ship a product in this space i've known reed and the team for a long time. they're deeply experienced in what they're doing as we look to expand aurora's access to capital so we can go and deliver on this mission, tapping the public market seemed like the right move for us so we're excited about where we are today. >> the valuation of this deal at $11 billion. now, your road map calls for you to deliver your first level four autonomous driving system to either paccard so they can put these into their trucks.

la jefa del departamento de policÍa de aurora pidiÓ disculpas desde el fondo de su corazÓn. arrestado y fue acusado de varios cargos, pagÓ una multa y tambiÉn regresÓ a su casa. " espero que la transparencia que estamos dando aquÍ hoy, asÍ como la acciÓn del departamento de policÍa, pueda hacer que algunos de ustedes crean que estamos tratando de hacer lo correcto" dijo wilson. el hombre se recuperÓ de las lesiones. el oficial se declarÓ culpable en otra ocasiÓn de un cargo de posesiÓn de armas hace varios aÑos. patricia: quÉ difÍcil ver esas imÁgenes. hablamos de lo que sucede en perÚ. pedro castillo dio el salto de una escuela rural donde era profesor al palacio de gobierno del perÚ. lo hizo en medio de desconfianza de gran parte de la poblaciÓn y de inversionistas por temores a que su ideologÍa izquierdista pueda terminar en una dictadura. sostuvo su promesa de reformar la constituciÓn. >> presentaremos artem congreso de la repÚblica, respetando el procedimiento de reforma constitucional prevista en el artÍculo 206 de la constituciÓn vigente o un proyecto de ley para refo

this is not the aurora police department.s was criminal. >> (screaming and crying) >> reporter: there have been several other high-profile police-involved incidents in aurora. in 2019, 23-year-old elijah mclain died after police put him in a neck hold and paramedics injected him with ketamine. since becoming chief, wilson has terminated 14 officers for misconduct. officer haubert now faces multiple felony charges for hise treatment of kyle vinson, including second-degree assault and attempted first-degree assault. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: all right, tonight, anxiety is growing across the country as a federal ban on evictions is set to expire on saturday. remember, the moratorium was put in place at the height of the pandemic and economic downturn. congress approved $47 billion in assistance, but as cbs' janet shamlian explains, renters arent having a hard time getting the aid. reporter: lavita haey is well aware of the federal moratorium on evictions ends saturday. >> i'm terrified. job offers are comi

just how find the men and women are in the city of aurora. has gone through this is an important conversation. thank you for being here. todd: day one in tokyo and team usa taking a knee for social justice protests. is this the tone of the entire x? joey jones onset next, don't go away. ♪♪ todd: cuba's fight raging on. assignment socialism does not work. >> cuba is a failure because socialism doesn't work. >> trump turned the screws will biden wants to liberalize all that and that will entrench the regime in power. >> this is what tierneys do, hold people hostage. the biden administration want to open it all up. jillian: here to discuss his retired marine bomb technician joey jones and our first in studio guest, excited to see you. happy belated birthday. >> breaking news here? todd: if you made that announcement at 31. >> it is a funny milestone. jillian: what do you think? are you still surprised that people want socialism in this country? >> not at all. it is easy to criticize it or look at things that may -- ignore the parts that we haven

there is outrage in aurora, colorado tonight. police officers have been arrested including one who pistol whipped, hockey choked and threatened to shoot a man who had an arrest warrant out. we want to caution you the body cam video is violent. >> reporter: body camera video shows officer john haubert ordering kyle vinson to show his hands. the officer hints vinson at least seven times with his pistol, and later holds him by the neck for almost 40 seconds. >> help me. >> reporter: vinson's father says he was shocked by what he saw. >> i thought he was going to die. >> reporter: aurora police chief vanessa williams said she is disgusted. >> this was criminal. >> reporter: there have been several other high-profile police-involved incidents in aurora. in 2019, 23-year-old elijah mclain died after police put him in a neck hold. since becoming chief, wilson has terminated 14 officers for offir haubt now faces multipels treatment of kyle on, ff pues, new. sh: alright, tonight, anxiety is growing across the country as a federal ban on e

rosa: rosa aurora santa cruz. decana en carne y salchichonería. y las que quieras. jaguarú: a ver, paren la música. en este momento me están entregando el sobre con los resultados. y la ganadora es... ay, qué emoción, de veras. la ganadora es... maría de todos los Ángeles. [aplausos] >> venga, mi reina. jaguarú: alto, alto. ha habido un cambio de último momento. rosendo montero, locatario de la carnicería "la higiénica" ha hecho una compra masiva de votos. por lo que nuestra verdadera reina de los pequeños comerciantes es rosa aurora santa cruz. que pase a la pista. >> Ándale, hija. rosa: ay, dámelo, papá, yo lo uso del diario. >> ay, mi rey. josé: así te quería encontrar. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: el mismo que viste y calza. y mira cómo te traigo. porque eres mi amor, ¿ya lo vieron? ella es mi mujer. ¿se puede saber quién es este? >> ¿este? es mi prometido. carmelo: ¿prometido? no, señor. esto es una lamentable confusión. josé: cállese, usted. carmelo: me callo. josé: ¿me cambias por un viejito sin chiste? esto lo vamos a arreglar como hombres. albe

madam speaker, i rise today to honor the heroes from the movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado, on july 20, 2012. and all of the everyday heroes who make sacrifices for their community, including those heroes we have seen during this covid-19 pandemic. nine years ago today, 12 lives were taken. 70 were wounded, and hundreds more suffered emotional trauma. yet even in this tragedy, we saw incredible heroism. those who carried the wounded to safety and the first responders, law enforcement, firefighters, and medical teams whose tireless efforts saved many lives. i would like to recognize those who lost their lives that night. a.j., jessie, gordon, whose two teenage children were in the theater when he was killed. jessica, mckayla, veronica, age 6, whose mother was shot in the chest and miscarried a week after the attack. rebecca, and alex who was celebrating his 27th birthday and was one week away from his first wedding anniversary. i'd also like to recognize the four who died while saving and shielding others. jonathan, john, matt, and alex. during trying times it is important to

this is not the aurora police department.iminal. >> officer habard was arrested and faces felony charges. the other officer faces charges for not intervening. >>> "tulsa world" reports a high-speed chase ended with the oklahoma highway patrol used a pit uvy the suspects reached speeds of at least 130 miles per hour during yesterday's pursuit which started near stillwater. an officer used his car to perform a tactical move which caused the suspect's car to spin out and hit another vehicle. the driver was arrested. police say they found drugs and a loaded gun in the car. >>> and "the hill" says the senate unanimously passed a bill to award the congressional gold medal to the nhl's first black player. the bipartisan legislation honors 85-year-old former boston bruins forward willie o'ree. he competed professionally for more than two decades after entering the league in 197 -- 1 1958. since then he's devoted his time to making a social impact with a youth hockey program. the bill now heads to the house. >>> still ahead, pizza hut

this is not the aurora police department. this was criminal. >> the officers were responding to a trespassing call. the suspect needed stitches. >>> now to washington and the fallout from that dramatic hearing on capitol hill. four police officers describing how they fought for their lives during the january 6th riot. the big question now is what happens next? could the committee investigating the riots subpoena former president trump? abc's faith abubey is here with more on that. faith, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, mona. during the select committee's first hearing yesterday, four police officers detailed the violence they endured while protecting the capitol, and now lawmakers could be next to testify. some of the police officers who defended the u.s. capitol on january 6th making it clear tuesday they want to know what role elected officials may have played in the riot. >> i need you guys to address if anyone in power had a role in this. >> reporter: at the first public hearing, members of the house

this is not the aurora police department.l. >> reporter: since becoming chief in 2020, wilson has worked to reform the aurora police department. terminating 14 officers for misconduct. the year before she became chief, 23-year-old elijah mcclain died after aurora police put him in a neck hold and paramedics injected him with ketamine after he was stopped while walking home from a convenience store. wilson says as soon as she saw this new video, she ordered an internal affairs investigation. >> if you move, i will shoot you. >> help me. >> reporter: wilson says she supports the quick release of body camera videos which is now required by colorado law within 21 days in incidents where there are complaints. >> and that's why i'm doing it here today. because you have a right to know what happened. >> reporter: officer haubert faces multiple felony charges including second-degree assault and attempted first-degree assault. another officer on the scene, francine martinez, faces misdemeanor charges for failing to intervene or report

. >>> an aurora, colorado police officer is facing felony charges after a violent arrest.ner is also facing charges that she did not intervene before the suspect got bloodied. jobina fortson with reaction from the police chief. >> the confrontation was captured on the officer's body camera. some may find this hard to watch. it shows aurora, colorado police officer choking and threatening to kill a person being detained. he is facing three felony charges. another officer who responded francine martinez face as misdemeanor charge for violating a colorado police accountability law that requires law enforcement to intervene when they witness an abuse of force. the chief of the department condemned the violent arrest. >> we're disgusted. we're angry. this is not police work. >> aurora's police force has been under scrutiny before in an abuse of force incident in 2018 elijah mcclain died at the hands of police after he was stopped by an officer and put in a choke hold. the city's police chief called friday's arrest quote, criminal. reggie. >> thank you. >>> now to the east bay.

doña lucha: y yo que pensaba que después de la fiesta de 15 años de mi hija rosa aurora ya lo había visto permisito-- con permiso--disculpe, don, ¿no ha visto a un niño asiático normal? >> ¿el chino de las bolas de fuego? doña lucha: ya me lo tatuaron. justo ahí--justo ahí. macaco: y, así es, hermanos, como el universo--erso--erso-- está conformado por bolas de fuego. y nosotros provenimos de bolas de fuego. doña lucha: termina tu numerito. al rato platicamos, chino. [sirena] policía: quietos aquí. la policía. doña lucha: ay, no. mi hijo es inocente--mi hijo es inocente-- mi hijo es inocente. albertano: ya, digan lo que digan fue gol y yo lo metí. maría: qué bueno que ya llegó el hombre de la casa. siéntate, amor, ya casi está la cena. de hoy en adelante, comeremos nuestro propio mole. albertano: dispensa, nomás por no quedar mal, flaca. ¿qué estamos festejando? maría: [ríe] amor mío, pasa a nuestro lecho nupcial. tarán. albertano: ¿qué le pasó a mi cuarto? ¿y mi guitarra? ¿y mis playeras? ¿qué le hiciste a mis revistas? maría: albertano, tienes que entender que el amasiato implica sacrif

. >> en estas imágenes que publico la policía de aurora se ve uno golpeando 13 veces a un sospechoso. >> música >> en actividad de toque la selección mexicana de fútbol logró su pase a cuartos de final al golear a sudáfrica tresoles a cero y la estadounidense retrarse, tenemos más detalles en el sexto día de estas competencias >> que tal rebeca buenas noches así nuevamente hace novice simone, porque renuncia a la competencia delli around, con odos los ejercicios para mujeres pero repito es de manera individual no se sabe si va a continuarlos juegos olímpicos de tokio 2020 todavía le quedan cuatro competencias que se realizarán en los próximos días pero no ha revelado si podrá participar en ellas todo se supo en el organismo que es el que gobierna la gimnasia en estados unid publicaron un comunicado en el que decían que ella se somet a una evaluación y que al final decidió no particir la evaluarán a diario y dirán si continúa o no en las otras mpetencias. >> por otra parte habrá que mencionar que la selección mexicana de fútbol avanzó ya la siguiente etapa que son los cuartos de final

parecÍa cumplir con las Órdenes oficiales durante un arresto aurora, california.sospecha de allanamiento. un mexicano enfrenta hoy un verdadero dilema. para algunos es suerte, para otros una pesadilla. resulta que se gano $750,000 en la loterÍa de california. ese dinero no ha llegado a su bolsillo porque no tiene documentos para abrir una cuenta bancaria donde depositarlo y cobrarlo. segÚn se pudo confirmar con autoridades de loterÍa de california, este inmigrante que lleva nueve meses en el proceso tiene un aÑo para depositar el cheque. esta pandemia retrasado los trÁmites de pasaporte y el consulado de mÉxico en los Ángeles no puede verificar su identidad. vamos a escuchar lo que le dijo a univisiÓn 34 los angeles. >> de repente, encuentro la otra palabra. una gran sorpresa. $750,000. se me cayeron lagrimas. carolina: estÁ loterÍa le confirmo a univisiÓn 34 los angeles que a una persona que aunque sea indocumentada y no le importa el estatus migratorio de un ganador. lo que es una bendiciÓn para este seÑor que tendrÁ que comprobar si a la persona o no correcta.

it now, do it now or you'll get shot with less lethal >> reporter: this training exercise at the auroral force like firing rubber bullets or deploying a restraint. in this case the bola wrap, executed during a realistic training scenario. >> we're going to wrap you >> we were the first in the state of illinois to adopt it. we have a lot of responses to mental illness and to those in crisis, and so in those situations, the wrap is a perfect way to bring a person into control >> reporter: the aurora police chief says the device has been part of their arsenal for a few years but officers have yet to deploy it in a real life situation. it's one more tool for officers to resolve issues without violence tom smith is ceo of wrap technologies previously smith cofounded taser international. >> the last technology that changed in use of force was the taser 20 years ago there hasn't been anything new since then we're trying to focus on nonpain compliance ways for law enforcement to stop the suspect from hurting themselves or others and come into custody without having to hurt them. >> reporter: mo

unos 50 a 45 >> es por eso que ya busca las mejores ofertas para manejar un poco más >> tengo desde aurora aumento? >> es y cómo nos cuenta analista de la industria petrolera dice que se recupera poco a poco los estragos las compañías petroleras continúan produciendo en cantidades por debajo en comparación a lo que era antes de la pandemia esto con la alta demanda por la cantidad de personas que han perdido dice que es receta perfecta para el aumento >> hablando en inglés >> dice que la palta ha causado que en varias ciudades del país algunas gasolineras batallen pero afecta el embargo sobre la industria petrolera >> el covid-19 afecta mucho >> dice que esto puede ser así expresamente para la gente joven y se que son cada vez más los que se retiran y hay plazas vacías precio que han tenido que hacer cambios para ver los trabajadores >> la verdad tenemos que aumentar el pago tratar de dar más beneficios >> hablando en inglés >> autoridades del tiempo de las cinco con 16 momento de ver cómo están las cosas por nuestra área de san francisco ver moqueta alguna creíble desde mira nada más la be

was then taken to hospital only the officers of questioning has been charged with the use of the aurora police chief strongly condemned their conduct right now. of course, this is not police work. does not police work? we don't train this, not acceptable. nothing justifiable from the police officers actions. you use the force necessary to an effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person the you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street cop is not to punish. that's the job of the courts to wind up dishing out a punishment for conviction. if so, well we have is we have police officers who are not being backed by their department, not being properly trained. and their emotions are letting them get the best of them. that's usually what you see. and then against what we saw in colorado, that was a 100 percent. okay, that stay in the us now chicago mer, laurie lightfoot, say's she isn't sorry for her decision to give interviews only to non white reporters gothic those triggered much needed debate. i would absolutely do it

the aurora police chief, strongly condemned, or called this is not police work, is not police work. we don't train this, not acceptable. nothing justifiable from the police officers actions. you use the force necessary to an effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the strict cop is not to punish. that's the job of the courts to white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, well we have as we have police officers who are not being backed by the department, not being properly trained and their emotions are letting them get the best of them . that's usually what you see. and then against what we saw in colorado that was a 100 percent. waves of violent acts involving police officers in the u. s. provoke mass protests last year, around the country leading to calls to de from the police. and while some local murderers met, there was the man's back. then by slashing budget's soaring crime, you're seeing much of that now reversed with calls to refund forces. the lat

so the aurora police chief is strongly condemned to conduct. does not police work. we don't train this, not acceptable. the definition of police were jelly is itself is a problem. you are you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not to punish. that's the job of the courts. so white of dish, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derek shelven, that he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic, a serious problem. and then police officers, history needs to be looked into. we need to look at how many other times that person been accused, or have they taken excessive force beyond the level of what they were lawfully around the allowed to use. because if somebody's feels this comfortable to get this out of control on video camera guarantee is that the 1

start stopping with nicorette >>> tonight, two officers have been charged for a violent arrest in aurorado. authorities releasing graphic new video, one officer accused of pistol whipping kyle vincent, threatening to kill him. another officer now charged for not intervening. >>> when we come back, a transformer explosion here in new york city. the man surrounded by flames. aro on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and

there's a sense of despair like this is never going to end and by that time you cannot find an aurora borealis that does not carry resonances of the war again, there are political cartoons of confederates sort of fleeing and horror from the northern lights, which look like the bayonets of the union army. it's not real subtle, but it is there but again they are portents. god is not happy. the world is about to come to an end. the language is from revelation rather than from any other part of the bible. and so you have this sense of the darkness before the dawn. it is really the inverse of the paradise that will come out of rainy season in the tropics and when you look at these two pictures in particular you again have north and south we are back again to arctic and tropics, but in this painting what you are dealing with it's almost as though you have a nocturnal rainbow that's come loose from it's moorings that is waving erratically across the sky, which is a symbol of destabilization and then not one but two rainbows arcing over a chasm. it's almost as though you're going from this wo

i mean the skies are at war long before we are and there is no such thing as a sunset on aurora a comet a meteor a shooting star that isn't in some way tied into the war the way thunderstorms are tied into the uh-oh moment before all hell break. system. let me tell you if you can sit calmly under a thunderstorm like that one without yielding to the urge to get up and run for cover. i would like to sit down and talk to you about how you do that because i think one of the things that's going on in that picture is this notion of simply watching something cataclysmic coming towards you and not quite knowing what else to do except just sit there and stare at it and hope it goes away. it wasn't a new metaphor since the early 1800s abolitionist had been calling the the need to abolish slavery as part of a coming storm. that will not be stopped by any human agency abolitionist. preacher henry ward beecher. probably one of the best known spokesman for the 19th century talked about these things. he bought one of heeds thunderstorm pictures which are unique to his earth. he only paints them for ab

take these letters aurora the street and try to find racial harm me.off the street and try to find racial. >> you have a police chief seeing what is going on in the streets. they know what is happening and decision visit been made. the biden administration looking at his 6 months here have never addressed this because with the chaos saying this has to end. we stand with the police. this is about the quality of life for everyone. why aren't they doing that? >> because they are afraid of the squad. aoc and tlaib and black lives matter. they want to defund the police. the videos of the police chief in d.c. these shootings happen all of the time and no one cares. but when the violence is supposed to happen in someone else's neighbors and it comes to the rich neighborhoods in washington, d.c. where acosta is having a dinner, now we have a problem. liberals and democrats will look at this policy and go i want to leave in a safe city. defund the police is stupid. we should side with them and not criminals to have peace in american citys. >> in the great american cities which deserve to be saved,

of the woke issue, air force academy professor was defending the critical race theory teaching in aurora column, crt help students identify the structural racism and inequality that has been endemic in american society and provides methods for deconstructing a -- oppressive beliefs, racism was ingrained in the system from the beginning, and the military still struggles with these issues. the air force isn't alone. i know you've heard from military men and women who are sharing their concerns, your reaction to those comments. >> i am surprised on a number of levels. i'm surprised we've still got professors in academia specifically in service academies believe in marxist trash like critical race theory. second i'm surprised i can be fired for political partisanship for exposing the marxist lineage of ideas behind critical race. and opposing it while on the other hand others both in uniform and permanent professors at the air force academy are able to speak in efficacy for the teaching and face no consequences. is it politically partisan or not? on the one hand marxism is not a politically

this is not the aurora police department.s was criminal. >> reporter: aurora officers john haubert and francine martinez responding to a trespassing call, attempting to arrest 29-year-old kyle vincent and two other adult men. authorities say all three had warrants out for their arrest, but the scene quickly escalated. haubert drawing his weapon. >> hands all the way out in front of you. >> reporter: moments later, he has a gun to vincent's head. >> you have a gun pointed at your head. >> i don't have a gun. >> reporter: police say haubert then hit vincent in the head with his gun 13 times. the officer then pushing down on vincent's neck. >> you move, i will shoot you. do not move. >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: vincent ultimately arrested and taken to the hospital where he required six stitches. he has not yet responded to our request for comment, haubert now charged with assault and martinez charged with not interfering, which is a colorado state law. both now released on bond. both officers now on paid administrative

this happened in aurora, illinois. a policeman attacked several days back. he was on the ground, pinned down, being beaten by two women. then you have these situations where thieves are strolling out of t.j. maxx, this is in grenada hills, california. you can't blame the people that work there for standing by and for not calling the police because somebody -- one of the store workers in another store was killed by people that came in to shop lift recently. what is the solution here? >> first of all, i agree with you, alderman. i was the attorney general of virginia. there was a time not while i was a.g. where richmond was a murder capitol of the united states. the solution was a joint federal and state strike force, not to overuse the term. the tool was singular. it was to go after criminals that commit crimes with guns and put them away as long as you possibility can. guess what? it worked. look, prisons are for people like this. who are committing these kinds of crimes. that's why we build prisons. it isn't for everybody. it is f administration is going to

this one shows the aurora borealis in russia.e is a comet passing over stonehenge in the uk. stunning, aren't they? more than 4,500 images across 75 countries were submitted by amateur and professional photographers. winners will be announced in september. breathtaking. gorgeous. >>> now, we will have much more for you on the breaking news out of japan with that landslide. in the meantime, thanks for watching. i'm paula newton, and we will be right back with more "cnn newsroom" after the break. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. (vo) parents have a way of imagining the worst... ...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving... ...with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the subaru forester. the safest forester ever. now, simparica trio simplifies pr

. >> yes, i have been in a local emergency manager in new york city as well as in aurora, colorado. i understand the struggles of working through the state to obtain fema assistance. so i appreciate jury comment and understand your concerns. as we continue our process of evaluating how we deliver programs, we'll certainly take that into consideration. >> thank you very much. i yield back. >> thank you. the chair now republic news other minutes for questions they may wish to ask. i republic news members in order of seniority alternating between majority and minority. members are reminded to unmute themselves when recognized for questions and to then mute themselves once they have finished. and to leave cameras on so they are visible to the chair. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. >> thank you very much, mr. chair. good morning to our new min strauter and congratulations for the historic moment that with find ourselves in with you as leading one of most outstanding emergency disaster organizations in the world. i am delighted to have the opportunity to work with you ser

so equality between the two i'm aurora louisvilla from france. i'm 32. i've spent the past eight years living in canada and every time i've took the plane to go back. photos i i thought one day i will do that as a real immigrant and come by boat. i i never i never imagined i would do that on it tall ship a square rigging tall ship i had everything to learn and i learned absolutely everything on that boat and it's amazing how much we have learned and how much we've accomplished in such a short amount of time with your waste from central pennsylvania. one of the really amazing things about sailing ships especially of this period and just before is that the ships are machines that move by human hands. and everything we do here we're all doing by hand. we we make the rope we tie the rigging together. we set the sails we go aloft redoust the sales and so it's all really just a human speed across the ocean and this ship she's bit faster than two and a half nuts. we had a cooking along a little bit but a lot. yeah, but still it's it's not much faster than human

. >> in maryland, this truck lighting up prematurely, and in aurora, illinois, the skies blazed.e sky to honor the olympians on team usa. during the jonas brothers performance. the mayor of new york sharing this video, and the fireworks proving a decent view for the ride back into the city. meanwhile, back in our nation's capital, the president and first lady applauding the display. and pentatonix hitting all of the right notes during the capitol fourth of july celebration ♪ >> seasons of love. >> had to sneak pentatonix in there. the fireworks displays both in washington and here in new york city marked the return to normalcy for so many, no mask, no social distancing, but the down side, three in ten adults in the latest abc poll say they have not gotten the coronavirus vaccine and definitely or probably will not get one. >> and different from last year, not pictured, probably the hundreds if not hundreds of thousands of barbecues. >> that's right. >> personal celebrations that people were able to have. >> i saw you scarfing down those hot dogs just a second ago, andrew. >> they

. >> i've been in a local emergency manager in new york city and aurora colorado. i understand the struggles of working through the state fema assistance and i appreciate your, and understand your concerns. as we continue our process evaluating how we deliver programs, who will certainly take that into consideration. >> thank you very much, i go back my time. >> the chair compromises on the members for questions they have. i remember recognize members in order majority to minority. when recognized for questions, then you yourselves once you have finished. leave your camera on. the chair recognizes five minutes. >> thank you very much, chris money to our new administrator and congrats for the historic moment we find ourselves with you eating one of the most outstanding emergency disaster organizations in the world. i'm delighted to have the opportunity to work with you having served, security rating since tyler and having a great respect in men and women of fema. i offer my deepest concerns friends and neighbors in florida, miami-dade area and thank you for being pr

i am talking about aurora and the sandy hook. should be talking about, getting rid of these machine guns. host: rich in marion, ohio. you are next. caller: this is such an important topic. if we can say one life, it would be worth it. it seems like we want people in the united states to go by the laws. we will have problems in communities like everything. if we start out that way versus like a communist country where people don't want the laws, we can start there. don't have sanctuary cities where criminals can hide. take care of our border. people want to be in the united states for a good reason. they want to support, they like our background. we should be working like heck to make it a good country. the people that step over that border, you don't want to give more giveaways before they get in here or otherwise you get a lot of people that want to come in because of the big -- giveaways, health care or whatever, well everyone else can barely pay. it is so important that we stop this nonsense on the killing. host: we are waitin

" co-host dana jacobson recently visited an all-female-owned and operated brewery in colorado, in aurorat realize, but women were often the ones brewing beer in the united states until the late 1800s. that's when beer turned into big business and women were pushed out. nowadays, there are breweries working to change the male-dominated industry, including one we visited in colorado. its mission -- brew great beer to make the world a better place. >> this idea came from us having beers. >> it did. >> a long night and sitting there and commiserating. at the end of that being like, beer, beer is the solution to this. we're going to get the money we need from beer. >> reporter: betsy lay, kate power, and jen cuesta love beer and its potential. >> i think you can just make it whatever you want to be. find a beer to everyone's taste. >> it's literally a liquid form of like breaking bread with people. >> reporter: after serving together in americorps, they also realized beer could help quench their desire to keep doing good. in 2014, they created lady justice brewing with the goal of donating th

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police release dash cam video of an officer attack in aurora, illinois.ers arrive and pulled the suspects off the cop after he was repeatedly punched and strangled. three suspects, including two women were arrested and charged with attempted murder in the attack. residents in venice beach, california are blaming their local leaders for letting homelessness overwhelm the neighborhood and the iconic boardwalk. a member of the venice neighborhood council joined me on fort earlier saying why she thinks elected officials have failed the community. listen. >> overall violent crime is up 64%. robberies are up 150%. burglaries 93%. it just very difficult to live a day-to-day life. can july jill her frustration comes after tents were put back up less than a week after a massive clean up effort by the city. and now to this. hall of fame college football coach bobby bowden diagnosed with a terminal medical condition. did he not disclose the condition saying in a statement, quote: i have always tried to serve god's purpose for my life on and off the field. and i am p

caller: ok, i approve -- host: let's go to julian calling from aurora, north carolina, julian, good morningcaller: good morning. yes, i definitely disapprove. all you've got to do is look at the prices. it all started with living wages , they really push for $15 an hour. people don't, i mean, i employee 2000 people. i have 1200 of them back. so, i am missing about 800 that want to stay-at-home, which i get. anyway, what we are seeing, inflation, as soon as gas starts going up, as soon as you start talking about living wage for somebody that works in the back of a kitchen to put dirty plates through a dish machine and pull it out, $60 an hour -- $16 an hour, making $35,000 in our -- i mean nationally what -- host: what industry do you employ people in? caller: what industry do i not have, hotels, restaurant, landscaping, real estate. host: according to the numbers you gave us, you have 800 jobs unfilled. what are you doing to get those jobs filled? caller: how am i going to get the jobs filled? you go down to michael bell county and they are blessing them in -- -- bussing them in, and i don'