larry beale has more highlights and reaction from tonight's game set it back to you. thanks, chris.w let's get right to abc 7 news reporter kate larsen live at oracle park. yeah, kate though a bitter ending. the season was certainly a fun. for fans oh you bet dan clearly. this is not the outcome the giantsn sanisco. all i can tell you it was an absolute blast until those very last indians when it got topped and i can say that it was a absolutely beautiful display of community at oracle tonight. don't your fans elated as they clinch the nlds on a cold giants did not agree with. that call all night long. yeah, aw. full car but giants fans still grateful for an historic rivalry series we will we will we will get them next year the giants most inclusive team in the league. we will get them next year. come on john the game tied until the last innings torture for fans. francisco los angeles battle this front and center with mayors eric garcetti and london breed. this is like the world series. let's be lnee thet me in year. i don't even know what the world series is gonna be better than wh

larry beale. have a great night right now on jimmy kimmel jimmy kimmel salma hayek.ood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, from marvel studios' "eternals," salma hayek and kumail nanjiani. plus music from bleachers. and now jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. thank you. oh, that's very -- thank you. you know, thank you. hi, welcome. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for -- that's very nice. i have to say, you know -- sometimes i feel like we look around at the world, and we see all the negatives. the advancements we make can also move us backwards. the things that are supposed to make our lives better, oftentimes make it w.

it's nba player bradley beal.h vaccines, why are they still getting covid, if that's something that we are supposed to have been protected from. it's funny it only reduces your chances of going to the hospital. it doesn't eliminate anybody from getting covid. >> can you answer bradley's question for him? >> yeah, absolutely. and i think bradley's touching on something i've heard directly from my patients. why does something keep me out of the hospital? why does the vaccine prevent me from entering the hospital but not preventing a positive test. that's what he's getting at. to bradley and to every patient i can't talk to directly, what i would say is no vaccine for a respiratory virus, whether it's flu or covid, whatever down the road, is going to prevent you from testing positive. that was a misplaced expectation that cdc and other officials gave to the american public. i don't think it was done intentionally. that was the expectation they gave in may when they said when you're fully vaccinated, you can take off

jonathan beale, bbc news.aval staff has been appointed as the new armed forces chief. admiral sir tony radakin will take over as chief of the defence staff from general sir nick carter at the end of november. his new responsibilities will include leading and setting strategy for defence, as well as conducting operations and maintaining relationships with other military leaders. ajudge in the us has given permission for prince andrew's lawyers to get access to a confidential document, which they believe will end a civil claim against him. virginia giuffre is pursuing a case against the duke of york, alleging she was the victim of sexual assault. prince andrew has always denied those allegations. our legal affairs correspondent dominic casciani is here. how significant could this be? it could be significant. there's lots of caveats around that. going back, virginia guiffre, when she sued jeffrey epstein for sexual abuse, he settled that in 2009. we know from the documents in the prince andrew case that pass that

let's ask the question to julie beale. what are your thoughts on that?ulie: you don't know what the outcome will be. it is very hard to know if it will be transitory. your best that is to find businesses that have solid pricing power because it also tells you if it is a quality business that has a distinct business that people are willing to pay up for. those of the types of businesses we are looking up -- looking at right now. alix: what are they -- how do you find? julie: a good business i would point to is old dominion and it plays into the supply shortages that will be here for a long time. they have a differentiated business model that their service levels are so high that customers are willing to pay premium for them and they really invested in their networks so that they can really leverage that is next. they have been well ahead of the game. they have been pricing, in excess of higher fuel surcharges for decades, really, so they have really demonstrated they have a strong business model that can whether volatile circumstances like this. guy: you

take a listen to what bradley beal had to say about the vaccine. >> some people have bad reactions tovaccine. nobody likes to talk about that. and what happens if one of our players gets the vaccine and they can't play after that? or they have complications after that? because there are cases like that. >> obviously, bradley beal star of the hometown washington wizards. i thought it was interesting conversations about players that had it and what it means for immunity but on the vaccine itself, what does this show? >> they're all over the place. you saw draymond green talk about this. i was looking at andrew wiggins who plays the golden state warriors doesn't want to take vaccine and tried to give a religious exception, which they won't give him. he can't play in his hometown of california. he'll miss at least half the games of the team and they're going to take his salary from him. what if he goes to other places where it's mandated, as well? they have to make a choice. i think everybody has to make a choice this mandate is there. they're not going to go away. just like covid isn't g

larry beale good evening.eric river spencer's been talking about this probably going to and sunday night's game being played an absolute downpour levi's stadium. the weather in santa clara has been pretty nice this week, but it practiced today jimmy garoppolo who's going to start was experimenting with footballs that were dunked in water. they're trying to simulate. the bomb cyclone conditions that have been forecast. i just love saying bomb cyclone. the 49ers are off to snap a three game losing streak giving this game even more important. they're all big games. i mean going forward that every game's a big game and we're treating it as that way this week. just you know, it'll be a fun atmosphere sunday night here get the get the faithful rolling again and give them something cheer about but you know, i like the guys that we got rolling, you know, hopefully we get those other guys there injured back but it's it's about us going out. at this point those faithful are going to be drenched. most likely steph curry

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a national park can only beal created by congress. congress can also create a national monument, but they really don't. congress has authority to set all sorts of different types of public lands. in addition to parks, national wildlife refuges. there is wilderness areas. there are forests. when it comes to monuments, that is really the president of the primary. under that 1906 law. and, so, some of the things that you've seen over the years, you've seen monuments become parks, of course. the grand canyon is a great example. one of the first monuments created back in the early 1900s. now, of course, a national park. >> for the national park service, do they manage national monuments or is there some other service thatge manages the monument? >> the national park service does manage the book of national monuments. pabut in addition to that, there are a few that are managed by the bureau of land management like the ones in utah that we are talking about. they also handle some of those. it is not strictly the park service. and then i shou

chicago aulderman anthony beale, a critic of mayor lightfoot, is worried about safety this week. >> the governor of this great state of illinois declare a state of emergency. >> reporter: illinois governor j.b pritzker said the national guard is at the ready, but mayor lori lightfoot has yet to request it. and this past year, covid-19 is the number one cause of death amongst officers nationwide. major. >> garrett: charlie de mar, thank you. britain is reeling from a brazen attack on a member of parliament who was murdered in front of his constituents. the suspect, said to be a british citizen, was quickly arrested. counterterrorism officials are leading the investigation. cbs' charlie d'agata reports from london. >> reporter: stabbed to death inside a church while serving those he cared for most. and for now, british police are treating the murder as an act of terror. sir david ames was holding an open meet oning with constituents when, witnesses say, a man wielding a knife charged in and stabbed the 69-year-old politician multiple times. emergency teams were quick to respond to the sce

this in the city of mo beale, a police or they're old and hospital. no one has been diagnosed or should say one right now, as we understand, does have life threatening injuries of a shots were fired outside the stadium where the crowds were gathering. the motive for the shooting right now was unknown. as we understand, no arrests have been made. the 2 suspects were portly fled the scene in a white sedan will keep you posted on this news here are naughty international but for now, the european union is challenging its own member states over the way that pushing back migrants trying to enter the block in the latest developments that you, you home a fast commissioner summoned the envoys from 3 eastern states, calling the situation on their borders. dire ortiz charlotte dupon sky picks up the story. b e. u is having to hang its head in shown over the way it's board of forces on treating my goods just trying to cross into the block. this is no longer just about fortress europe, an extensive fence building and surveillance systems that are being put in plac

larry: i'm larry beal. you're watching on abc7 hulu live and wherever you stream.res in san francisco will shut down. they're spread out across the city. you can see the location across the screen. kristen: the company says it's because of crime. this could be a part of something bigger. that's why we have phil joining us tonight to give us some perspective. larry: but first, colonel bernard because san francisco's mayor, colonel is holding out hope that walgreens will change its mind at the last. colonel: yeah, the mayor is hoping that some of the stores willsider. but walgreens says they have no choice to close those stores. >> we're going miss it >> shoppers upset over the pending closure on clement street in san francisco. but many know why these doors are closing for good. >> this doesn't have to do with the the business or location or the economy. it has to do with people taking out whatever they want and they can't stop them at all. >> rampant re tail theft is why they've chosen to close one near ocean after. caesar chavez in the mission and goff street in i

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jonathan beale is here now. jonathan, this was a wide—ranging interview.d they have 20,000 troops in south korea and it protects south korea with its nuclear umbrella. i think the big worry he has his china and if you talk any us military commander, they talk any us military commander, they talk any us military commander, they talk a lot about china and this comesjust talk a lot about china and this comes just after talk a lot about china and this comesjust after a talk a lot about china and this comes just after a day when there was a report that china had used a long—range hypersonic missile. he would not confirm or deny that china had in fact used to hypersonic missile and in fact, china has denied it but a lot of experts believe they did use a hypersonic missile and this is of concern because with the us is seeing is the modernisation of china's long—range, strategic weapons and he said it was breathtaking, china's modernisation programme. and their nuclear capabilities are breathtaking and i made sure breathtaking and i made sure breathtaking is the r

tripoli, sierra leon's president formerly abolished the death penalty on saturday. julius sit mother beale signed the bill that a ceremony in the capital free town. it will be replaced by a maximum penalty of life in prison. no executions have taken place in sierra leone since 1998, but there had been resistance shoot, removing the death penalty altogether. the austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz has stepped down in the wake of corruption allegations, but kurt says he will stay on as leader of his party in parliament. the public prosecutor's office is investigating kurtz for using public funds to gain favorable press coverage. it's back to government crisis and opposition. parties are preparing a no confidence motion. kurtz continues to deny the charges there. in italy, police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse demonstrators protesting against an extension of the coven. 19 health pass. protesters approached the prime minister's office in rome. when they were stopped, they are opposing the so called green pass, which would be mandatory for private and public sector workers from octo

that is german reliance on the altima beale. it's prompted some german motorists to cross national boundaries like coming here to poland in order to try and find a cheaper alternatives to filling up driving across the border. just refuel is particularly worthwhile if the price difference is a high and the distance is a very short germany has some of the highest fuel prices in the european union. and to break down this whole situation into its most basic form. if you were to fill up a full tank of fuel on the side of the river, oda in germany, it would cost you around $25.00 euros more than if you to phillip here in poland. i spoke to some people who made that journey from germany to poland in order to fill a tank today. yes, of course. everyone is worried about prices. i've heard they could tripled next year. then the gas prices, da, at some prices going up everywhere and worried setting up the tank will become to expansive as i depend on my car evenly, far away from public transport. what is supposed to do only i wish good. als

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from vyners school in west london, regular listeners might remember them because their teacher, mr beale. every single one? is an educational tool. deary me. which means they are probably listening to this, which is super meta. anyway, they've got a whole load of questions about cop26. take it away. hello. i'm rhian. and my question is, what exactly is cop26? that is the question, isn't it? we can't really go anywhere until we have answered this one. isabella? that's a great question. so, cop26 is a climate summit that is happening up in glasgow, and the uk are the hosts for this year. and what is so special about this climate conference, they happen every year, this was meant to be five years on from the paris agreement that happened. but because of covid it's been delayed by a year. so, cop26, this milestone, is when countries all around the world need to come together and put forward their plans on how they are going to meet the paris agreement, which is to keep warming, global warming, to 1.5 degrees. so, they need to put forward their action plans to 2030, which is their national de

this to joins us live now on skype from aero beal in the kurdish region of northern iraq. madam, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera, we were just hearing from our correspondent him on cannon mosul, saying of people their fuel cut off effectively. ignored or forgotten by the government in baghdad and may many have just given up hope. now you are a pro democracy activist than or you've been on twitter trying to convince people to vote. but what would you say to many who stayed away and are understandably pessimistic? why they should vote hello her. thank you very much for having me. well, as you have noticed, i've been very active on twitter and on all the social media to promote this very important election. in fact, as you mentioned earlier, since 2003, this is the 5th the election that has been taking place. but 15 years later, our people don't see a difference. and that's why they have lost hope. so when they have lost talk, they do not no longer trust the government, they no longer test the system and they are fed up. but the reality is, yes, there is corruption. ye

but there are a few holdouts, like washington wizards' star, beale. >> when i feel confident and readylts i get, i'll handle them accordingly. >> reporter: others aren't sharing their status, like basketball star, kyrie irving. >> i'd like to keep that private. >> reporter: kareem abdul writlo tands they say it's a personal choice. >> it's a personal choice if you don't belong to a team where you have to be in close confinement with other players. they have families. they have friends. >> reporter: after we spoke to abdul-jabbar, cbs news received the daily protocols. undergo daily testing and given lockers as distant as possible from other players and be forced to quarantine, except for essential activities like taking kids to schools or buying groceries. you've called for the nba to insist that all players and staff be vaccinated. why dooul so efuse, you believe. abou i think whe ndemic that i killing people just because some people don't feel like doing research, i can't go along with that. this covid thing is killing black and brown people at a ridiculous rate. it's an extension of

do that and that's what one of the essays talked about and how i could do that as unfortunately amy beale got murder and people were like it's not fair, you're not allowed to go do that a lot of those cases were actually also drug war related which i think is an interesting parallel to life in america. one of the essays in the book does talk about how i think black people in america actually are worse off than they were under apartheid. and i don't say that lightly but in america we have the largest incorporated population in the world. and the war on drugs has been an abject failure and that is really disproportionately affected our black communities. so in some ways it's ironic to see the extension of the work i did in south africa to actually coming to america being like no, now we've got to do it all over again but that's the reality . it was a closed society. it was strange but because i've lived different places i also knew that there was a better future. there was really something that was worth striving for and of course nelson mandela was released in 94. i actually voted for him

jonathan beale is here. the first black us secretary of state.rst black us secretary of state under george w bush. but also the first black chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the most senior us military position, after a 35 year career in the military, the son of a jamaican immigrant, brought up in harlem. he made his mark on us politics. we will remember, probably, most of all him as us secretary of state, getting up at the united nations, giving that speech about the justifications for going to war with iraq, the invasion in 2003, presenting, i think, iraq, the invasion in 2003, presenting, ithink, to iraq, the invasion in 2003, presenting, i think, to his regret, what was essentially faulty intelligence about the so—called weapons of mass destruction in iraq. that, as i say, a point of regret but a big politicalfigure. important because of who he was, his background, and you know, as you say, the first lack chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the first black us secretary of state. he was critical of president trump later on, did not

. >> wizards star bradley beal had a lot of questions about why he's hesitant to get the covid-19 vaccineuld like an explanation to, you know, people with vaccines, why are they still getting covid, if that's something what we are supposed to be highly protected from. it's funny that all it does is reduce your chances of going to a hospital. it doesn't eliminate anybody from getting covid, right? >> oh! do you want to take this, or should i? >> i'll take it, i'll take it. look, this dude answered his own question. let's start there. he asked himself, "why take a vaccine that only reduces my chance of hospitalization or death?" i don't know, maybe because the vaccine reduces your chance of hospitalization or death. do you like being hospitalized, bradley. >> he's right, badly. think of the sheax as shin guards they won't totally prevent injury to my shins but they give medz protection. and i have only been hospitalized with shim-ulated injuries three times. >> three times. how do you keep injuring yurl shins so much? >> that's between me and all the single mothers out there. >> trevor, bac

jonathan beale, bbc news.ouse described it as an important step towards restoring constitutional rights for texan women. the court issued a temporary injunction to suspend the controversial law which prohibits abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy. the judge described it as "an offensive deprivation of an important right." the state authorities have lodged an appeal. in a landmark decision last month, the conservative majority on the us supreme court agreed to let the us supreme court agreed to let the restrictions stand, resulting in protests right around the united states. thank you for your messages about your energy bills. this from john wilson smith, she says i am 73, i have had to go back to work to afford by electricity, i am all electric and have no choice and currently with only two small storage heaters, my bill is £5 per day. god only knows what it will be like this winter. i will not afford to keep my family warm or we will have to go without food. it is 2021 and we shouldn't be living like t

. >> now, abc 7 sports with larry beal. >> good evening, the jon gruden emails and subsequent resignationfl. now the nfl players union will request that all 650,000 emails connected to that washington football team investigation be released. the leaked gruden emails were part of that probe. meanwhile, stanford head coach david shaw got his first coaching job in 1997 as a quality control assistants when gruden was a coach for the eagles. when he came to the raiders, shaw came with him and worked for the silver and black. his reaction. >> john is probably more responsible than anybody outside of my parents for me being where i am right now in my career. i'm so grateful to him. don't condone anything negativism in any of those emails. i feel awful for those people that are verbally mentioned. it's a terrible situation for everyone. i can't help not just think about jon and his family of all the coaches and players that now have to deal with this on a daily basis for the rest of the season. >> the warriors open the regular season next tuesday the 19th in los angeles. preseason action. the war

. >> francesca beale was a high powered attorney at cbs tv at the time, and she puts gail to work asnt. >> she was beautiful. she was delightful. everyone who met her said how wonderful she was. and she glowed with happiness at that point. >> did she ever talk much about her husband at that point? >> no much, but when she did it was in terms that i would say were affectionate and that she was proud of him. >> to people on the outside, it might have looked like the perfect couple had the perfect life and the perfect spot, but the reality was a lot bumpier than that. they were fighting a lot. >> dr. bierenbaum's controlling nature was the prime move which caused tension in the marriage. he wanted to control every aspect of her life. there was always screaming and fighting going on in the apartment. >> she came to my apartment and studied, because she didn't feel comfortable staying around the house. she would complain that he was verbally abusive, that he would put her down, undermine her all the time, tell her she wasn't any good. >> she lived by these laws he set up. she had to be ho

. >> now, abc 7 sports with lori beale -- larry beil. >> the supervisors have been meeting considering that meeting happened a few hours ago. >> the one the mayor sent me, which was larry beil's interview on abc 7 with casey pratt, it says -- >> at least they are watching. this is a nonbinding vote meaning the county can bailout if the deal does not pencil out. the supervisors as i mentioned met for six hours and felt like they did not have enough information to vote. joining me now is casey pratt who has followed the twists and turns of this proposal. as our good friend likes to say, nothing easy, and that would describe this process. >> this has been a long process. i have been watching over six hours of meeting, they had over five hours last june. fired off over 30 tweets. it has been a long day and it is just getting started. 17th -- 7:15 their resume. >> i will get you coffee. if i were in las vegas watching this, i would be getting. they -- they cannot come to consensus on a nonbinding vote. >> i'm not sure they can come to a consensus on what nonbinding means. there was a sectio

if we have no longer a just-in-time inventory situation that means we'll beal shipping more and the bottlenecks longer. what does that mean for the industry in 2022 and 2023? guy p.: i think we will see the problems going to 2022. towards next year things will start to become more organized and that is what we are banking on as an industry. we are investing in new technology, we are investing in people to try to get over the supply chain issues we are experiencing. there will not be an end to it but i'm not sure what to call that end. guy: one of the things we see happening is belly cargo disappeared almost completely as airlines were not able to fly around the world, in which case they focused on the ships. as airlines start flying again, how much you think will go back the other way? i am wondering if that is a shift that will stick? how the supply chain story will work as we go back to a more normal environment with airlines flying belly cargo, more immediate stuff, than that trickles down and works its way through the rest of the industry. guy p.: high volume tends to go by ship, high-value

lastly, polaris builds snow beals -- snowmobiles and motorcycles. are earnings performing broadly? you don't want to miss on earnings because your stock is going to drop naturally, but if things like stocks are being punished even more than usual, on the total, that just means on the next day you wind up flat. so the question is, downside surprises are ok, but not as great as upside surprises. you will, however, get honest if you miss your earnings. dani: really comprehensive. that is bloomberg's kriti gupta with earnings. now joining us is olivia engel, state street global advisors cio of active quantitative equity. i want to pick up on that point, that we are seeing mrs. just being -- that we are seeing misses just being punished so severely in stocks. what do you make of that? olivia: i think that is a real sign that we really need to be careful about the outlook for 2022 earnings. we are definitely starting to see in aggregate that fy 2022 is starting to look a little soggy, a little soft. that could pose vulnerability for equity markets in gene

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. >> sports director larry beal with the late nest sports. in the preseason. tonight, it counts. it's time as bruce buffer would say. golden state opens on the road. how about steph vs. lebron to [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. larry: good evening. after back-to-back sub par seasons, the warriors want to get back into the business of winning championships, that'

you can't read the country's names beal put up here on the graphic, but when you look at this long listust incredible, the visual here of how we stack up. the u.s. is all the way at the bottom with zero weeks. a s astonia is at the top with eight weeks of paid parental leave. isn't it time we did more? >> it's an improvement over what we have now and it's a statement of our values that we recognize this as important public policy, and if we don't get the number of weeks that we want that some of us, myself included, are pushing for, to begin the process, to establish a set of weeks will allow us to grow that in the out years. >> congressman mike thompson, thank you so much for being with us. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. my pleasure, thank you. >> and a reminder we're going to hear from president biden himself tomorrow on all of this in an exclusive. joe biden is going to take questions from the american people. anderson cooper moderates. the town hall begins tomorrow night on cnn at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of florida and this nature reserv

in 2021, i stand with kyrie irving, i stand with bradley beale with jonathan isaac.seems cynical. >> really? in washington? i don't believe it. >> ted cruz has been vaccinated. >> it underscores how little power the biden administration has over this debate. biden said this last week, we shouldn't make this political. we shouldn't make this political. it doesn't matter how often he says it. it is political. there are people and there are political forces who are using it to their advantage. >> no question. 95% of the nba is vaccinated. >> that's it for "inside politics." join us back here at 8:00 a.m. up next "state of the union." the guest is pete buttigieg and adam kinzinger and jon stewart. have a wonderful day. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision preservision areds 2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd, it is my vision, so my plan includes preservision.

with several others not far behind but there are a few holdouts like washington wizards star bradley beal when i feel confident and ready with the results and the answers i get i will handle them accordingly. >> reporter: others are not sharing their vaccination status like brooklyn that superstar tyreek hill urban. >> i like to keep it private and please respect that. >> reporter: kareem abdul- jabbar writes the dark reality that those who promote hesitancy and more research have blood on their hands. >> unvaccinated players say this is a personal choice. >> it is a personal joints if you don't belong to a team where you have to be in close confinement with other players. they also have families and friends. >> reporter: after we spoke to him, cbs news obtained a memo detailing the nba's new protocol for unvaccinated players. they will have to undergo daily testing and not be able to dine with vaccinated teammates, and they will be given lockers as distant as possible from other players and they will be forced to quarantine except for essential activities like taking kids to school or bu

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against covid vaccines quote i stand with kyrie irving i stand with andrew wiggins i stand with bradley beal is' member of planned parenthood? this is the same ted cruz who bragged about not watching nba games. but that is how he operates with brazen hypocrisy. they hate sports stars speaking out unless they agree with the right. when laura ingram from fox who said this in 2018? >> you're great players but no one voted for you. millions elected trump to be their coach. so keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said, shut up and dribble. >> so the message from the right is very clear. if you have anything critical to say about the great injustice of our time shut up and dribble but if you want to be pro trump or antivax or straight up racist say whatever the hell you like. >>> the war in afghanistan the endless killing of civilians and the effect it had on women there next. bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipol

larry beale. have a great night right now on jimmy kimmel jimmy kimmel salma hayek. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" "eternals," salma hayek and kumail nanjiani. plus music from bleachers. and now jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. thank you. oh, that's very -- thank you. you know, thank you. hi, welcome. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for -- that's very nice. i have to say, you know -- sometimes i feel like we look around at the world, and we see all the negatives. the advancements we make can also move us backwards. the things that are supposed to make our lives better, oftentimes make it worse. but it's also important to acknowledge and appreciate the marvels that come from the human mind. these ideas, i mean -- we're on television right now. there are miracles that happen around us every day. yesterday, we saw an elderly actor who played captain kirk get launched into actual space. [ laughter ] and we're all just like, "yeah, okay, whatever

i'm larry beale for spencer christian chris alvarez all of us here at abc 7 news.ain tonight. yeah, go giants. ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a graduate student from urbana, illinois... a phd student from cambridge, massachusetts... and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... ...whose 32-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. what a week we're having on "jeopardy!" yesterday, matt amodio tied james holzhauer for second most consecutive wins. with a victory today, he will break that tie and trail only ken jennings in the record books. will it be matt celebrating this weekend or one of our new challengers-- thomas or samantha. let's start finding out in the jeopardy! round with these categories... and... matt, you pick first as our returning champ. 1871, $1,000. starting off with a daily double. [ applause ] you can wager up to $1,000. $1,000, please. all right. her

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one of the heartening comments i hear, was that beal street never looked better. there was a lot of concern for the impact that the center would have on the neighborhood. i've been pleased to see that advisory group members have been pleased. navigation member has been an asset for the community. it has become forum for problem solving where people come together, and able to quickly figure out how to respond and address issues. i will stop there and turn it back over to kim. >> thank you, randy. our next steps will be returning to the port commission at the next meeting in october on the 26th to have a commission affirm h.s.h.'s findings, that they have met the option to exercise conditions and we can extend their term for an additional 24 months. with that, we thank you and a are available for any questions. >> president brandon: thank you, kimberly, emily and randy for the presentation. let's open up to public comment. we'll open phone lines to take public comment on item 12a for members of the public. >> clerk: thank you. at this time, we will open the queue fo

infrastructure, progressives threatened to sink it unless was coupled with the 3.5 trillion social spending beal democrats to compromise and drop it down to $2 trillion. moderate democrats from new jersey lashed out at progressives, this is far left willing to put the president's agenda at risk and civility and bipartisan governing at risk. president joe biden remains optimistic. >> it doesn't matter when. it doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days or six weeks. we're going to get it done. >> the senate meets later today to fund highway programs which ran out of gas-- excuse me, i mean cash friday morning and the legislation had been part of the infrastructure bill, neil. neil: and lucas, the president, we're told, is working with legislators on this over the weekend and in wilmington, i believe. so do we know who he's talking to or any of that? >> he talked to democrats, and sot bills might not be ready until tax season, which means with w-2's in january. so it could be many months. neil: that raises an interesting possibility, too, lucas, that some of the tax increases coming, are

that's entirely reasonable and it's important that they beal written in a humane way to ensure people have a path to get the photo id for free. we budgeted this for the bill last year to make sure that we might access and we have the election even in the pandemic and we didn't have this enfranchisement folks that we might have. part off this is for the obvious reason but the other reason is to have credibility when you're trying to make d voting easier. i found the best way is to be bipartisan and across the ideological to both sides. the democrats can be very concerned about access and rightly so to secure accurate voters you think that this has step that actually did that? >> yes. it's a magic wand to be sure. but i think added security as well. the absentee ballot request to verify the identity and more efficiently and sure access and help the voter track from the comfort of our home. i asked for and got additional authority and these things all were paired with extended access to the ballot. ii think that's the best way to make the policies stand in a bipartisan way. >> and you sp