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the report singles out council members anthony becker and kevin park for airing, quote, petty grievances and squabbling with elected officials. the report recommends the city hire a conflict resolution professional and that all council members attend one on one training. it also recommends that becker park and council member raj chahal attend training in parliamentary procedure. santa clara mayor lisa gillmor said she is committed to implementing the grand jury's recommendations. >> now to some developing news in the south bay, where police are investigating reports of a suspicious device. this is video from the citizen app. the call first came in around 745 tonight. santa clara police are on the scene in the area of monroe street, not far from scott boulevard. authorities say the santa clara county sheriff's office is also assisting. roads are closed near the investigation and people are being asked to avoid that area. >> we want our city leaders to hear us. we want them to hear our frustration. >> tonight, community members fighting for justice weeks after a general hospital actor was

becker. and they gave you this newspaper in french in the camp, but look, is it contraband? do you want to marry me? i'll be good husband, no, i will return to moscow, no, no, no, no, you won’t go to any moscow, you will go with me, look at this house, it’s an old barn, i have it, you will live in a castle, in estate, if you want a beautiful dress, you will have a lot of beautiful ones. senior sergeant levchenko remains in charge, efritor nikolaev is at your disposal, private vetushkin and barykin, come with me. so let's listen to my command. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes. the only city in belarus where you can arrive on one railway station, but woke up from another. we are located in the west of the country. welcome to baranavichy. and we go on an exciting journey. good news, you can touch the exhibits with your hands. that is, literally touching history. not so long ago, by the way, a local resident. i caught a wobbler, that is, a plastic decoy fish weighing 41 kg and 2 m long, to show how unusual and wonderful our country is. in america, floating hous

although everything is clearly documented on thousands of archived pages, it is easy to check, james beckere situation between russia and the countries of the north atlantic alliance, everything is clear: the former are trying to reach consensus, conduct dialogue, offer options for resolving the conflict, but like peas against a wall, they can agree, lead us, but the decision will be made unilaterally, because there is no agreement with...

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correspondent: to separate fact from fiction i am joined by david becker. thank you for joining us.e fox news host greg got filled -- gutfeld repeated his claim, saying that if president biden wins in november it is only by shenanigans. >> our elections are more secure, transparent, and verified than ever before. over 95% of all voters in the united states will vote on verifiable paper ballots this fall, and that is the highest percentage ever. those ballots are audited. the machines are audited to make sure they are tabulated correctly. our voter lists are cleaner than ever before and we have more litigation to confirm the results and rules than ever before. our elections are very good in the united states, so people should know think i know that we will know the winner, and that winner will be correct. correspondent: that spreading of dense information by republican politicians, americans across social media and right wing media, is it where is this election cycle? >> it is worse because of the cumulative effect. we had to misinformation especially during the pandemic when people

laura: david becker, thank you for your time.: this summer's extreme heat and the demand for air conditioning are putting a big strain on the electricity grid in many parts of the country. but for more than 40 years, a pioneering architect in new mexico has been building a unique kind of home that can be heated and cooled without using any electricity at all. special correspondent megan thompson reports. megan: five years ago, empty-nesters jess and brian johnson decided to leave colorado and move south to just outside taos, new mexico. a place they'd loved visiting, and where their dollar could go further. >> this is a two bedroom, two bathroom, 2000 square foot home. they have an open living area, a fireplace, and a sauna with views of the southern rockies. but the more unique features are harder to see. the home is off-the-grid, meaning it's not connected to power, water, or sewer lines. their water comes from snow and rain. electricity from the sun. >> we're not crazy conservationists, you know, we take showers every day and

dan becker with the environmental group center for biological diversity says the rule doesn't go farnough. he notes the administration had initially proposed higher yearly improvements. we would take much more if the companies haven't lobby to weaken the rules. and the administration has stronger rules that required. >> more clean car technology. the dot estimates the rule will save drivers more than $600 over the lifetime of their cars. >> but conservative groups say the move will limit consumer choice and drive up prices the best mile per gallon requirement would be no rule requirement at all. joel griffith with the heritage foundation says the administration's push against gas vehicles ultimately hurts american energy independence that they want to. but the fossil fuel car industry out of business that deters the investment today that we need to ensure we have abundant affordable to sources for tomorrow. the new rule comes as president biden has set a goal that half of all new vehicles sold in the u.s. in 2030 are electric. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. yes, the news n

then she also needs the majority of lawmakers into european parliament to becker for that she 1st called upon her pro european centrist allies in the previous parliament. the season going to vote for this reason, even now approach the logic politic of families that worked valid with us in the last mandate. visa d. as in d, there's socialist and social democrats entering the liberals. the item will come on to renew the behind is the far right. an option too. it might be before the your elections or the funding. i didn't draw allowed, working this italian prime minister george, i'm alone for now. most options are still on the table as the political of horse trading begins. let's get both of our correspondent version per chart in brussels, welcome row. so you've got to tell us more about who us, you know, from the line. hopes will be part of the best in against extremes. well, listen, 1st, live under line. looks as the dust settles, all these european part of the elections to be in good stead. her center, right? european people's party came out on top here in the european parliament, and th

it's the us and the you, as well as the united states, the assistant secretary of daniel clinton becker just showed up in a honda all right, but just prior on the 13th of june, before food. okay. the new president of get the i'm a former minister of public security met mark nap or the american advisor and said, we want a, we're encouraging defense and security cooperation with you. a huge american i t delegation. was there the comprehensive strategic partnership with the u. s. is all about innovation, science, technology, computer chips, electric vehicles, and then working on climate change, green energy, and the resources, the vietnam house, the us motivations really to get china and help get them on the, on the south china sea. but uh, with everybody that aside yet, um has a policy or for those no military allowances, no for an basis, no gaming from the 3rd country and no 1st use of force to what extent benjamin does us have to pivot, since it's ideas about the world or the next steps that it is not simply a black and white situation where the world is idle countries, why the, for it

so i happen becker, the noise is it says it's happening so nice is happening so nice. so we need to have us for some level of sarcasm. you know, sort of deal with a 3 man is really arab from the head. osh body that promotes jewish, eric cooperation believes these really leadership is the one pushing for this government is already into war. this is the only guarantee for and that's and yeah, hopeful it a cool life as shallow as it may seem. this is unfortunately the truth . the hyphen mayer early, who complained that after his butler released the dread footage, no one from these really, governments called his office to assess the situation. and this is a faster slide, swing government that lot really care about civilians about any civilians. not only that, tell us the news or leave and even doesn't care about its own civilians. prime minister netanyahu ensues that both wars with him us and his bola were imposed on as well. but not everyone in the country agrees. this is lie that they haven't been saving. the 5th is, is here saying only by power, only by war, shall we ex

recent survey, the international financial institution said 3 quarters of the population are like a becker who struggles to have access to services like electricity and education. is it possible? i'm at one point i stopped my studies because i couldn't pay the fees. now i have to work to finish my education. life is particularly hard for those who don't have access to foreign currency. they are exposed to escalating installation. over the past 5 years, lebanon's economy has shrunk, its currency has collapse, and inflation has skyrocketed. and while more people are out of work and public services crumbled, there is a vacuum and the executive authority, this is no longer an upper middle income country. so sometimes i have my 2 years. so in my eyes, because i come up to what i used to do, i am not the baking. i am not, i don't want to be here as a beggar to ask for help. i just want my money. they will not give it to me. and political leaders have yet to implement a recovery plan center for their elders ita for counting. the cost came to pass 30 years ago at the end of a policy. it's guarante

okay, cuz the us blue becker lots of short usage because i used to come find me in black and the which shows the chestnut combine has like a total of 50, just gifted. right. it's uh, yeah, or is it actually i did apply and that's good. that's so that's and then you call them and see how much the shop. this is correspondence between black and beach and ukraine's health service, notifying them of experiments to study the crime in congo fee. the virus wish i chose to get the ball and i'm kept always feeling it. the ministration a face to face get doesn't show. of course the problem becomes kind of kafka. what it was cool was 200. so for nearly to pronounce black and beach is the main equipment supplies, the pentagon by labs, collectively del ray agency, and the infamous for did treat to the bar. treat is a huge customers. there's a reason why d t already received a contract from the us department of defense to study a new strain of corona virus. long before the pandemic stats, that the cross opening on you are going to do with lots of course, and you does have to do with us don't. will th

you see and i helicopter crashed incumbent parliamentary speaker. mohammed becker kelly boss stands out as the most prominent figure western powers describe him as a hard line or r t correspondent use of till all a takes a closer look. it was, it was june 28th presidential election on the horizon. campaigning is in full swing among the 6 candidates who made their way through the strict bidding process of the guardian council incumbent parliament speaker mohammed bogan party ball stands out . as the most prominent figure proceeds to be representing a wider majority of the pro, for a simple, a select direct, often labeled as hardliners by western powers. know that we are at a critical juncture, where our people must make a significant informed and secure decision. you can play a crucial role. it is essential to act in a manner that avoids following the well try them path over the past decade. under the rule of honey administration that let us astray. we must continue on the path set by the rice in ministration. with a career spanning over 4 decades, probably both as a seasoned political f

then she also needs the majority of lawmakers into european parliament to becker for that she 1st called upon her pro european centrist allies in the previous parliament. the season going to via for this reason, we were now approach the lodge politic of families that worked well with us in the last mandate. visa d, as in d, there's socialist and social democrats entering the liberals. the item a cotton on to renew the behind is the far right. an option too. it might be before the your elections or the funding. i didn't drill out working this italian prime minister george, i'm alone for now. most options are still on the table as the political horse trading begins. and yet in germany, johnson shoals is on the increasing pressure off to his government's coalition. parties suffered heavy losses in sundays, your opinion, actions. he said the policies can not go back to business as usual. sholtes, also one of the gains made by the far right should not be normalized. hush response. after a catastrophe for the governing social democrats in gemini, the west european election results for the main

covering but the promise we lived in an anti-christian anti- judeo-christian society is wei harrison beckervilified for speaking out for his faith at a catholic college in a filet no problem pray for them being a twitter handle when you tragically dropped on the field prayer is only okay when everyone else doesn't so i applaud this coach irrespective a sports team skin color or anything for being a bastion and beacon for being a christian man in the social environment. up next a texas court overrules banning books on butts in schools [ ♪♪ ] nobody is watching the news. [ ♪♪ ] >> gary: almost 11 on the east coast let's talk about butts and farts ruled houston area schools and libraries kennel longer banned books that mention but and farts like "i broke my butt." and larry farley leprechaun. tyrus, are these books a gateway does shakespeare and chaucer? >> i think this is a gateway for your new tv shows where you have afternoon shows about farts and butts. >> gary: that's a great idea emily, as an adolescent boy in my past, i loved about farts and butts. >> if this is what gets a little boy t

i would also like to mention that the art of noise, at sf moment is a tour deforce, chris becker is the curater, it's extremely imaginative. just the poster art that is there and also the technology and design room that helps you to just, invite all of what joseph becker has done with his tour deforce has taken over the moment. anything else? please, commissioner. >> thank you, too director remmington for plugging the triangle. this is it, so it's up there on the hill as a reminder and warning to try and prevent it from happening again. >> thank you. are there any other commissioner comments? is there any public comment on this agenda item number 9? new business and announcements? >> for those joining in-person, please proceed to the public comment podium and fill out the public comment information card. we're currently on item number 9. see a visual time. i'm requesting comments from those in-person. i see no request for public comment. public comment is now closed. >> thank you, so this item is closed. so item number 10 is a very moment for the commission, we do this annually. we bear

kids would say, well this is just normally because they, they grew up in this kind of society, but becker 50. yes, it was normal, not normal. so you can see that democracy grow every day. but we also see obviously that democracy didn't for from the sky. but we have to protect it and that all the rights which we achieved in the past that could be a backlash. and if we are looking at them at the gen the question of, for example, that also in the european union, something which i would say is just normal is being challenged in these times that we'd honestly exactly what you mean by that. or what, for example, when we say was example of a gender, we had a very gender inclusive language and all your union text. and suddenly there's an issue with that with regard to the question of gender, we should use the female and made a connotation in english. there's a bit difficult or even if you don't decide to on your agenda, if we put a mock up there that everybody can choose their own identity by themselves. even though we have a legal regulation on that by now, it is challenged in some discussions t

kids would say, well this is just normally because of the they grew up in this kind of society, but becker 50. yes, it was normal, not normal. so you can see that democracy grow every day. but we also see obviously that democracy didn't for from the sky. but we have to protect it and that all the rights which we achieved in the pause that could be a backlash. and if we are looking at it the gender question, for example, that also in the european union, something which i would say is just normal is being challenged in these times that we know exactly what you mean by that. or what, for example, when we say was example of a gender, we had a very gender inclusive language in all your union text. and suddenly there is an issue with that, with regard to the question of gender, we should use the female and male connotation. english is a bit difficult or even if you don't decide to on your agenda, if we put a mock up there that everybody can choose their own identity by themselves. even though we have a legal regulation on that by now, it is challenged in some discussions to say no, and we see ob

becker's disease is an autoimmune inflammation of the joints of the spinal column and ligaments, whichunity, our immune cells begin to destroy us, this huge vessel is the blood inside our vessel, the red cells are red blood cells, these bluish, large cells are leukocytes, so part of the leukocytes called lymphocytes really go crazy, normally lymphocytes are supposed to protect us, protect us from infections, protect us from cancer, they always know for sure, this is theirs, i won’t touch it, but this is someone else’s, i ’ll eat this , but something happens, something changes, and these same cells... begin to eat their own, with ankylosing spondylitis they eat ligaments and joint capsules, the result is complete immobility of patients. one of the most striking tests for you to understand drama, it is not only that when a person is called by name, he is forced to turn around like this. another thing is that the mobility of the chest is practically zero, because everything here, too, is overgrown. i want to invite you to join us. a very famous rheumatologist,

and senator, the organizer of that massive protest, the coalition is the group led by a guy brian becker. he said this morning, biden could end this war tomorrow by saying that u.s. aid to israel will end if they don't stop the invasion. your response? >> i would remind many people that hamas is the one that carried out an attack on october 7th. before that, basically you had had a cease-fire and you had the palestinians in gaza and griff, they need to remember, that all changeled when hamas attacked israel. they were not at war. they were not fighting. it was an unprovoked attack and citizens and some u.s. citizens lost their lives, were captured. we need to remember this. griff: and senator, i want to pivot a little bit because you're in normandy. such a historic occasion this week and many are now comparing president biden's speech to the famous 1984 reagan speech, the boys appoint speech. and here is a clip. >> we've learned that isolationist will never be for expansionist intent. we try always to be prepared for peace, prepared to deter aggression, prepare to negotiation the reducti

last year, the oakland city council signed a contract with becker boards and out front foster interstate. the grand jury report indicates the city of oakland had another proposal from clear channel communications that would have generated $88 million more in revenue. the grand jury also said that two sitting members of city council had family members connected to the winning bidders. one related to council member noel gayo, the other was not identified. we've tried to contact the council members office to get a comment. meantime, in san francisco, the board of supervisors budget committee approved a deal that restores millions of dollars in funding the budget originally had $95 million in cuts to various programs. however, the board was able to restore almost two thirds of that and put another $36 million into reserves. now, the deal returns funding to programs that support child care services, violence prevention, and food security for families. we're still trying to get more details on exactly how much the city will pay for those programs. this deal now goes to the full board of superv

dan becker with the environmental group center for biological diversity says the rule doesn't go farministration had initially proposed higher yearly improvements. we would take much more if they want to. companies haven't lobby to weaken the rules. and the administration has stronger rules that required. >> more clean car technology. the dot estimates the rule will save drivers more than $600 over the lifetime of their cars. >> but conservative groups say the move will limit consumer choice and drive up prices the best mile per gallon requirement would be no rule requirement at all. joel griffith with the heritage foundation says the administration's push against gas vehicles ultimately hurts american energy independence that they want to. but the fossil fuel car industry out of business that deters the investment today that we need to ensure we have abundant affordable to sources for tomorrow. the new rule comes as president biden has set a goal that half of all new vehicles sold in the u.s. in 2030 are electric. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, very official

. >> last year, the oakland city council signed a contract with becker boards and out foster interstate. the grand jury says it indicates the city had another proposal from clear channel communications that would have generated $88 million more in revenue. the agreement calls for the companies to remove 50 existing billboards in the city and replace them with ten digital signs. the grand jury also said two sitting council members had family members connected to the winning bidders, one related to council member noel gayo. the other was not identified. we reached out to the councilman's office for comment. the same report indicates the oakland police department needs a shift in strategy and major technology upgrades. it says the department has several tools like magnetic gps trackers that are ineffective. it also says the department needs to be realistic about its low recruitment numbers and adjust its crime fighting tactics to reflect that . well, this year, cal fire and the us forest service have responded to more than 2600 wildfires. and while the big fires may capture our attention,

. >> mary louise becker is watching and waiting. she and her husband have a front row seat. point, fire across

. >> mary louise becker is watching and waiting. she and her husband have a front row seat. as fire crews try to tame the point, fire across the valley from their business, trattori farms, a boutique winery and olive oil company. >> our livelihood is here. it's nerve wracking, it's frightening. but at the same time, we can definitely tell that the sonoma county first responders are just amazing. >> like many who live in dry creek valley, a designated wine region, residents have been accustomed to fire weather for years. >> shocked and really saddened that it started this early. we're used to fire season and we've had we've gone through four of these. >> i'm pretty confident that if the wind doesn't come up, i think they're going to get it under control. >> candace summers says the allure of the area is belied by some pitfalls. >> it must be beautiful, but there's only one way out and they got to depend on cal fire. cal fire has been fabulous. >> we have a window of better conditions that the crews are trying to get out there and get to as many of those hot spots as they can,

i did have plenty to do better than any becker's office. i'm not sure the i've got to go don't, don't look as fun to continue to have something that i'd be glad to get to. the police have been doing those. you speak and quite yet i quite got you have to do is cut these new doctor's puppies. you really thought a quite yet when you go to the guess about 10 movies, so you learn who and the head of the sea way, then the pc when the wrong, he, when this whole time, they keep their meaning, no doubt. and you don't then use that so lucy, pete, really quite a few nations. d. as i'm said. yeah, i had the club. what post on the new or being the scene? what are the line of stuff i just saw on us on the is on saturday? yes. the little and m p was see, you have to see the can hand or to the gas had the include the or symbol above that level. daniel been the 20 as well as the last quote we use is a sample. now that did come to the, the columbus tv, the one, the top one is a left me a process to do more. i could head to ship tech to, to the post office a

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last year, the oakland city council signed a contract with becker boards and outfront foster interstatee grand jury reports indicates the city had another proposal from clear channel communications that would have generated $88 million more in revenue. the grand jury also said two sitting council members had family members who connected to the winning bidders, one related to council member noel gayo, the other one was not identified. we reached out to the councilman's office for comment. the same report indicates the oakland police department needs a shift in strategy, and major technology upgrades. it says the department has several tools, like magnetic gps trackers that are ineffective. it also says the department needs to be realistic about its low recruiting numbers and adjust its crime fighting tactics to reflect that the us men's national team returns to the pitch this evening. >> it's a big game. if the americans want to advance to the next round of copa america coming up, we'll talk with the soccer analyst who will be on the call, then the south bay man, who's known worldwide fo

jennifer becker is also with us she's the director of the national center on gun violence and relationships. jennifer, thanks so much. what is the practical impact of this us supreme court decision for domestic violence victims? >> well, we've seen the impact over the 30 years that this law has been in place in states that are fully implemented. this law and actually removed guns from those who are prohibited in this way. they've seen 12% reduction in intimate partner homicides. it's real, real life impact and, i think the this case and the decision today highlight two really important points. one is that protection orders are critically important tool for survivors of domestic violence to address all of their different safety concerns, including the threat of firearms and the other is that domestic violence isn't just interpersonal violence. that only happens behind closed doors. it is community violence and domestic abusers who use firearms to commit their violence lens also commit community violence like the facts presented in the rahimi case there's a connection between domestic violenc

i want to go to jennifer becker.he is the director of the national center on gun violence and relationships jennifer, your response to what the supreme court had to say today, i'm sure you and a lot of other folks who are in your line of work on the edge of your seat wondering what the supreme court was going to do here? >> yeah, we we certainly have been and it's really collective sigh of relief for those of us who work on behalf of survivors of domestic violence every day seen this law reach. >> its intended in mocked for 30 years. >> so it's critical that we can continue doing this work and having those this tool available to protect victims of domestic violence from a threat that we know is exponentially lethal. >> in domestic violence instances i was going to ask a driver, do you think this ruling from the supreme court will save lives without a doubt? >> it will save lives. it has saved lives over the 30 years that the protection has been available and so you know, i'm i'm thrilled to know that it will continue

>>much dan becker with the environmental group center for biological diversity says the rule doesn'tlly proposed higher yearly improvements. we want to much more if they want to companies haven't lobby to weaken the rules and the administration had stronger rules that required. >>more clean car technology. the dot estimates the rule will save drivers more than $600 over the lifetime of their cars. >>but conservative groups say the move will limit consumer choice and drive up prices the best mile per gallon requirement would be no rule requirement at all. joel griffith with the heritage foundation says the administration's push against gas vehicles ultimately hurts american energy independence. but they want to. the fossil fuel car industry out of business that deters the investment today that we need to ensure we have abundant affordable pew sources for tomorrow. the new rule comes as president biden has set a goal that half of all new vehicles sold in the u.s. in 2030 are electric. >>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >>on the peninsula monday, apple unveiled its newest upgrades

. >> senator becker. >> sen. beck: as i understand, chemical drugs are routinely available.ll us about abortion reversal pills and why it is important to make her pregnant women have access to inform pily those who are considering abortion. >> if i can first highlight the dangers of the decision to lift that requirement, it will tie into abortion pill reversal, what that removes from women is any kind of medical oversight. it removes the opportunity to document how far along in their pregnancy they are. many women are wrong. the farther along in pregnancy a woman takes those drugs the higher the risk of complication. it removes the possibility of adequately screening for ectopic pregnancy and the real possibility for a woman to receive fully informed consent. that is a really important part of ensuring that before a woman takes these drugs that she is ensuring that she is not only sure of this decision but is aware of the potential risks to safety. we know that now women are receiving less counseling, more women are deciding after taking the method per stone -- mefepri stone

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