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the pride parade starts at 10:30 tomorrow mornin at the corner of market and bea streets, going down market to 8th. the final celebration will be taking place at the civic center. >>> the parade creates a lot of traffic. the city is urging people to use public transit, but muni says many downtown bus lines will be rerouted. bart is expecting peak travel time on sunday from 10:00 to 2:00 heading into san francisco, and from 4:00 to 8:00 getting out. the sf bay ferry is also expecting high ridership for sunday's parade. they're adding additional trips sunday morning and evening on the vallejo, oakland, and alameda routes. be sure to catch our special hope, love, pride. a celebration tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to noon. it airs live on our siste station kbck and streams on the free cbs news app. >>> today is also marking the one year since the supreme cour overturning the constitutional right to an abortion. to mark the occasion, reproductive rights advocates took to the streets of washington dc today. at the same time, anti-abortion rights advocates across the country celebrated the one-y

that's nick bea ke that's nick beake there in athens.ake a look at some other stories in the headlines. italy has said a final goodbye to former prime minister silvio berlusconi. his state funeral was held in milan on wednesday. it was attended by his political allies, opponents and members of his family. the billionaire media tycoon and scandal—ridden politician dominated italian public life for decades. the us central bank has left interest rates unchanged for the first time in more than a year, atjust over 5%. but the federal reserve cautioned that it was too soon to say that inflation in the country would continue to retreat, despite encouraging figures a day earlier. and members of the european parliament have approved a draught voluntary code of conduct to regulate artificial intelligence tools. they're trying to limit harm from al while also promoting innovation in everything from self—driving cars to chatbots. new laws could be in place by the end of the year. i want to take you to the uk now, where thousands of people have gathe

that's going to bea lot of meat. that's going to be good.leon. >> help me carry this. >> you don't help me, you carry it. so many mexican recipes can be trace today the arrival of the spanish in the 1500s, but tamales go back thousands of years. her cafe in the backyard of her home right next to highway 85 is famed under her legendary tamales. she's been feeding hungry truck drivers and bikers for over 20 years. and it's a family business. hola, cindy. cindy, luisa. [ speaking non-english ] - oh. so good. - to tenderize the venison, doña lupita poaches the leg for eight hours >> so good. to tenderize the venison she poaches the meat for 8 hours with just salt and garlic. thankfully she's already got some on the stove. that's how you know it came out right. juicy. it looks so soft. to deepen the flavor we add sauce and spice ready to pan-fry. [ speaking non-english ] >> tamales aren't tamales without the all-important corn dough. >> to make the casing we spread the dough onto corn husks. i make tamales at home, but i cannot compete with these

that's nick bea ke that's nick beake there in greece.is being observed for the pakistani nationals who were on the boat and are now among the dead and missing. the country's prime minister has called for immediate action against people traffickers. officials in islamabad say they've arrested several people — including an alleged smuggler — from pakistani—administered kashmir. and in greece itself, nine men suspected of people smuggling are due to appear in court later on monday. 0ur south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. many families are waiting for answers, because a significant number of pakistani youths were thought to be aboard that disaster—prone boat where many people are still missing. 0ne father was telling the local media how the human traffickers were luring his son with the promise of a good job in europe, and they were paying more than $7,000 — and then finally, they ended up on this boat. and he's not hearing any information about his son. this is the case with many other families, and one police officer t

revenues, so ukraine needs the amount of dollars to maintain its economy and i think a similar amount, may beaa little bit less, to rebuild the economy during the war. mr rebuild the economy during the war. ~ ~ ., ., rebuild the economy during the war. �* �* ., ., ., " rebuild the economy during the war. ~ ~ ., ., ., war. mr milonov, thank you so much for _ war. mr milonov, thank you so much forjoining _ war. mr milonov, thank you so much forjoining us. _ here in the us, mike pence has officiallyjoined the growing field of candidates vying to be the republican 2024 presidential nominee. the former us vice president who served underformer former us vice president who served under former president donald trump is expected to position himself as a continuation of the trump administration's conservative agenda but without the controversy. pants filed his paperwork on monday with the federal election commission and he is expected to publicly launch his campaign with a june seven rally in iowa. meanwhile, attorneys for donald trump met with justice department officials on monday as an investigation

ellie—bea thomas from northampton is taking part in herfirst special olympics world summer games.single routine. just amazing. at the start of the games, there's a process called divisioning. that's what's going on here. each competitor is assessed for their level of ability, and then they will only compete against others of a similar level. so in each sport there will be several events all of a different standard. each event has the same value. we reward people for doing their best. we don't ask the question — who is the best? which most people ask. for us, we ask — what's your best? and that's a question everybody can answer. well, centre stage this week, the stadium built for the 1936 olympics, then to express fascist ideology. here and now in berlin, a civic reception for the special 0lympics israeli delegation. the past can be a foundation for change. jews were not allowed to compete, to participate in the olympics at that time, not talking about people with disabilities — all kinds of people. and this is a victory of the spirit as well, especially here in berlin. that point,

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so i actually think this is going to bea really important point of contrast for the president and for democrats going into 2024. >> how do you see it, scott? >> well, republicans obviously didn't agree with what president biden did here, and they were informed about whether this was constitutional by biden himself who said on cnn at his town hall meeting in 2021 he didn't have the power to do it, and nancy pelosi said he didn't. and the supreme court says you didn't have the power to do it and for the average republican out there like you knew it was unconstitutional and did it anyway. they see this as a bit of a trap and this is a political tactic to try to use it in 2024. i actually think a lot of republicans are sympathetic to student loan borrowers but they're also sympathetic to the constitution, and the way joe biden should try to solve this problem in their minds is try to pass the law and not bypass the constitutional boundaries put in the presidency and given to the congress. >> i'll let karen respond. >> again, they did try to pass laws and it was republicans in congress wit

flowers and people turning to look to the flowers just how deeply affected the community has been by bea'ss. it all day, people have been bringing in more attributes and pausing and looking at some of the messages and further afield in the ashes of the start of this, cricketers and australians more armbands will stop very much what happened on tuesday morning at the forefront of peoples minds. a report on the calendar george floyd three years ago. the mayor said the city police routinely used excessive force and discriminated against black people and native americans. he said they deployed firearms and they were not needed in violated peoples rights to free speech. the us attorney general. but the speech. the us attorney general. pm the patterns and practices we observed made what happened to george floyd possible. as one cm beater told us, being systemic issues didn'tjust occur on may 20 fifth 2020, there are instances like that being reported by the community long before that. the department of justice is concluded if there are reasonable cause to believe that the minneapolis police depa

we finally bea big pharma for the first time.ou know, same drug made by the same american company sold in chicago is more expensive than that same drug sold in toronto, great britain, france, germany, any city you can name, for real. now seniors on medicare are paying as much as -- who were paying $400 a months last year for insulin are now paying $35 a month. you know how much it cost to say make that insulin? $10, to package it maybe $12. the guy who invented it didn't ask for a patent, because he wanted everyone to have access. it lowers the cost and lowers the federal deficit as well. we're expanding healthcare coverage for more americans or barack's affordable care act. you know how we're doing that? i'm proud to strengthen that act, saving average families $800 a year on their healthcare premiums. we're also finding junk fees. they can add up to hundreds of dollars a month for families. that extra fee, when you say i want my child to sit next to me when i take him to see grandpop on the west coast. hotel resort fees, you do

didn't see the bear coming and was knocked to the ground after being "charged by the adult femaleck bealy gonna do something. i was gonna jump right in there, but, like, i let her take this one. totally going after the next bear." meanwhile. is benny here? is benny here? meanwhile, "apple's hottest new accessory is a $330 physical lock," that "can unlock a door with a simple tap from an iphone or an apple watch." but of course: no headphone jack. meanwhile, there's news from the world of big pasta, because barilla is being sued over not being made in italy. even worse, the noodles are voiced by chris pratt. here's the scoop: barilla is marketed as "italy's number one brand of pasta," even though it's "made in iowa and new york." ree all those people at olive garden aren't my actual family. i was hoping i could crash there, just until i get it together. meanwhile. there's news from america's funny little uncle, england, where, in order to help solve sex crimes, "a semen-sniffing dog has been brought in by cheshire police." man, this english adaptation of "paw patrol" is gritty. we'll be

taking photos with the guys, drinking out of the cup bad steal beer mixed in with the sweat of justin bea game. >> jimmy: even your 12 year old. >> will: yeah we doused him. >> jimmy: your oldest son is in a band right? >> will: he's a singer song -- yeah, he has kind of a little band. yeah, he's writing his own music and has songs. he just had a show. >> jimmy: he had a show you were at the show. >> will: yeah i was at the show. >> jimmy: does he want you to come to the show. >> will: he loves when we come and he asked if i would perform during one of his last songs. >> jimmy: he asked you to perform. >> will: yeah. >> jimmy: and we have a little -- i think somebody may have posted this video of you with your son, ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> jimmy: on job yeah. >> jimmy: did you bring that with you? >> will: i bring it everywhere just in case. i'm available for bar mitzvahs, holiday parties. >> jimmy: you have to be careful, though, because you have to maintain your christmas status, you know, you go to bar mitzvahs you never know what will happen. do you think you would ever play santa claus? wou

burrows were brought together by a wonderful program, bea match. which matches viable bone marrow donors to patients across the country. we are blessed in north carolina that both duke university hospital and wake forest play pivotal roles in bone marrow and sell transplants -- stem cell transplants. dedicated professionals there and other institutions perform lifesaving work. mr. speaker, across north carolina and our entire nation, the kindness and generosity of donors like alex should not only be celebrated but also encouraged. we can all pray play a positive role in the lives of others. and donating blood and other critical resources is one way of doing so. the simple actions we take can go on to make a profound impact upon people we know, as well as those we do not know. proverbs 11: 25 reads, a generous person will prosper, whoever refreshes others will be refreshed. let us never forget how we can serve as forces for good and give to others the gifts that god has bestowed upon us. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize billfisher, a familiar -- bil

there is from the bea near-time spending trends. so this is 2022 versus 23.ight now total credit card spending including online down a lot from last year. total spending on gas, down tremendously from last year. this is total online spending down from last year. accomodations down from last year. groceries down from last year. clothing down huge from last year. leisure, that was a big spot, now it is coming down from last year. golly, nobody is buying furniture. i guess we're sitting on milk crates. the only place is up is restaurants. these are near term trends. it feels like, listen, this morning macy's report disaster on their guidance. dollar general, a disaster on guidance. they're all saying same things. all of sudden feels like people have run out of money. >> so here's what we're seeing. we've gone from again these steady, month after month big increases since the fourth quarter. we had one strong quarter of spending. came in the first month of q4, first month of q1 but weakness after that. second quarter so far, april spending was pretty good but may

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we need somebody focused on bea beating joe biden, and donald trump can't be focused on that. >> whatn? if you go after trump, trump comes after you. >> voters. >> isn't that the point? voters have shown -- when desantis went after him, look what happened to desantis. >> what i mean is trump's numbers aren't where biden's are for instance. look at biden's numbers are low. he's sort of vulnerable. trump's numbers are lower and the thought is trump is a lock in for this. these candidates need more information and more voters willing to hear something other than just trump did everything right because that's what he always says. >> i disagree. trump owns a good one-third if not more of that base, and that is the problem. now, pence, to your point -- i used to be a mike pence fan. no more. i feel he should have been much more forthcoming. dan quayle shouldn't have had to say to him, no, don't do this, on january 6th. i think it'll be interesting. he really has nothing to do lose by interesting critical. it'll be interesting to see if he does that. we know christie is going to go after tru

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i want to start out and say it would bea irresponsible to have this hearing andch not consider the role climate change is playing on the fires we are experiencing the west in particular. and, in canada as well of course. due to climate change some of things have changed is that we used to have historicalrt reservoirs of moisture in both soils and its damaging timber. one of things we have experience in new mexico is that during the long drought periods driven by the changes we are seeing in our climate there are times when there's more moisture in it to before at home depot then there is in a standing live ponderosa pine inner forest in new mexico. so for mr. ruppert or ms. rivera can you talk a little bit about the role climate is climate change is playing in the kind i have seasons fire behavior we biare seeing? she the issue of active management. seen inhe things i have successful treatments where we are managing is the treatments we need they often times leave the large standing timber that sequesters most of the carbon. if you could respond to that with respect to what senator barr

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heart with months of inflation and the high cost of living in the bay area, taking care of pet can beanimal shelter hopes to ease the financial burden for some pet owners. the facility just received a big donation to help reach its goals. ctv's allie rasmus joins us live at humane society. silicon valley, milpitas and allie, we see there you've made a new friend. i have . this dog is so adorable. this is dopey. we're inside the humane society of silicon valley where i have the good fortune of being surrounded by some adorable puppies. here we are talking about a $2 million donation that the nonprofit received and how it's going to help them do the good work to take care of adorable dogs and puppies like dopey. you see here. also, a lot of cats and even some bunnies. they have available for adoption. so i want to bring in dan coleman. he's the chief development officer for humane society of silicon valley, who do you have with you? he's very calm. oh, this is grumpy. also one of the litter mates of dopey and we also have sleepy in here, too, running around. we've got all the dwarves, th

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i had the chance to bea home dithat in the castro. i walk by the castro theatre every day.ns. one thing with ape and their propertying kwoer friend low programming at ape venues. if you don't know when is the hottest queer music act out there i had no idea. my queer niece assures me it is luna they will play later in the year over the greek. lobbying for me to go. the left time we hung out together at bridgers a queer artist. i did not know did not connect. i'm very excite the idea what this group might bring more relevant programming i life my queer 26 year old niecements to go. i love had she texts me about the music. that is at ape venues. some people may actual they speak on behalf of the queer community or this is a decision. i'm speaking on behalf of me and my niece but you know we connected with the programming and i love the idea this this might theatre might be activated with more 26 year olds like my niece who want to check out luna. thanks. >> commissioners i'm mike murray. i'm a gay resident of the castro and cochair offish nas for restored cast retheatre a grou

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ellie—bea thomas from northampton is taking part in herfirst special olympics world summer games.ocess called divisioning. that's what's going on here. each competitor is assessed for their level of ability, and then they will only compete against others of a similar level. so, in each sport, there will be several events all of a different standard. each event has the same value. we reward people for doing their best. we don't ask the question who is the best? which most people ask. for us, we ask what's your best? and that's a question everybody can answer. well, centre stage this week, the stadium built for the 1936 olympics — then to express fascist ideology, here are now in berlin, a civic reception for the special olympics' israeli delegation. the past can be a foundation for change. jews were not allowed to compete, to participate in the olympics at the time. not talking about people with disabilities. — all kinds of people. and this is a victory of the spirit, as well, especially here in berlin. that point to you, sir. in 1936, there was one jesse owens. now, in our days, i

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