brenda, you hear me? the one-year, however, less than 8% over the one-year period >> i'll come back to brenda. seems to be breaking up. generac, all-time high today that stock is up 95% year to date >> yeah, so we've been talking a lot on the show about generac. i bought into it about a month ago. this is clearly a play on the increase in residential end market solutions for battery storage and the instability of the overall power grid thinking about the opportunity here, this is a company less than $30 billion in market cap so there is an m&a value to it but the company is clearly positioning itself in market share growth for residential storage and it's got a lot of positive momentum behind it both fundamentally and technically. >> okay. steve weiss, target, all-time high today 42% gain year to date. >> yep and, look, this -- not unlike chipolte has a phenomenal ceo that took a company that was struggling and has remade it in an image that fits particularly well going forward digital. basically three co

joining me today, brenda vangelo, jim leventhal and steve weiss. we look at the markets there is the dow good for about 28. s&p 500, a fractional mover higher nasdaq higher by about 14 points yield sitting on the ten-year at 1.27 pete, apple, microsoft, google they kick it all off tomorrow. gdp later on the fed meeting this week. how much is riding on what we'll learn? >> yeah, it's a monster week as we talked about last friday when i was on with you, we were talking about, what am i looking at most that's the most influential of that group? i think it's apple because of the diversification of what apple is and what tim cook created there. they've got the services, the wearables. obviously the phone. but we're also going to have to navigate through what's going on with china and how is the relationship going there there's a lot of different things not with apple but the u.s. and china and the influence that could be going forward as well so there's a lot of different things to unpack here when we're looking at all of these earnings i think microsof

so, that ball is in judge brenda penny's court.her her attorney or someone close to britney like her sister, her brother, or her mom can file a petition to terminate and nobody's done that in 13 years. >> chloe, you have answered every one of my questions but raised so many more so thank you very much for following this. obviously, this story is not going away. so many people care about her fate, so thank you. we'll check back with you >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the billionaire space race is heating up. richard branson is set to beat jeff bezos by blasting off into space nine days ahead of him. that's next. at aspen dental, today is the day to take back your smile. why wait? we're here nights, weekends and right now, to give you exceptional care and 20% off your treatment plan. new patients, take the first step with a complete exam and x-rays that are free without insurance. because our nationwide network of over 1,500 doctors at 900 locations all have one goal — to make you smile, today. start now. call 1-800-aspendental or bo

police now knew that brenda andrew was involved in rob's murder. but was she the killer?t what role, if any, brenda andrew played in her husband's murder, investigators sent her bloodstained clothing plus, 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday. ,,,. ,,. ,. -- in remote van horn texas the of precipitation is building. the launch pad 45 miles out in the desert, are set for jeff bezos lift off. this morning on today, basis in his three fellow passengers were getting with excitement. people who say they go into space that they come back changed. i can't wait to see what it's going to do to me. >> and we have lift off. well blue origin has flown 15 unmanned test, flights this will be the first to carry passengers. baseless will take seat number six, the simulator earnings that probe of the capsule that will carry all four, 62 miles high, for three minutes of weightlessness. and six massive windows. >> and as you are sending, essentially a feels like deer this falling away from. you you're watching the whole thing roll through your window. >> like the virgin galactic, paying p

brenda. i'm just reading a comment as well from the secretary said antony blank and said it would be a grievous mistake for the cuban regime to jennifer. what is happening is the product of anything the united states have done. that's not just sort of a denial. it sounds like almost a warning. it goes and it's very insincere. and it, it flies in the face of reality. of course, cuba has created some of its own problems, but to deny the united states is responsible for some of their problems is really quite shame for criminal almost. tell us about the demonstrations themselves. i feel uneasy word to use would be unprecedented, but actually it probably fits here. it is unprecedented, largely because it's taken place all through the country in small towns that before hadn't been disruptive all the way as far as one carnival. come right near the naval base on the far east part of the island. but this nice contrition shouldn't be taken as a sign. that cube us about another revolution. the military

forteam the australian brenda smith coming in third.aty all the way and it was like he will become the first british swimmer to retain will become the first british swimmerto retain an will become the first british swimmer to retain an olympic title. he had an easy read into the 100m press drug final. he is a recordholder and olympic champion. but in one of the early shocks of the game, an 18—year—old from tunisia won the men's 400 metre freestyle god. as you can imagine, a feeling win for the teenager and pretty much one of the shocks of the day from the pool. swimming obviously still continuing at the moment. two new sports happening today, an attempt to attract a different audience to the olympics. as you have been hearing skateboarding hasjust finished, the first time appearing in the olympics. it was i home goal. for yuto horigome. perfectly executed and earning him the win. the brazilian with silver and jagger eaton in third place. skateboarding one of the new sports hoping to attract a younger audience but with no crowds being th

brenda emmanus, bbc news.mine in new york that has its own gas—fired power plant and i'm sure pushing up the buttons for people. join me with the business news. hello there. storm evert is bringing a quite exceptionally windy spell of weather for this time of year across the south of the uk, with a met office amber warning issued for a good part of cornwall and the isles of scilly. it's all because of this area of low pressure, quite a small low, but quite a powerful one tracking its way eastwards, with the strongest winds on the southern flank. you can see the amber warning area here across cornwall into the isles of scilly. those are the wind gusts in the black circles. but the winds also really quite brisk across a good part of devon, dorset, into hampshire, up the bristol channel and across the south coast of wales as well. so, some damage and disruption quite possible as we start the day, and with this curl of wet weather as well, some heavy and potentially thundery bursts of rain at times. our storm trac

brenda was my husband tanya copy, copy cc developmental piazza hung up. sort of do you have about the yeah, yeah. the amazon them jimmy was yes. be booked for the nurse to be put on the room with them. i'm going to put money that you will get you. it is pulling up. lot of you, mckenna, plumbing, suddenly. boy, the boy are the best you can do myself. you know, look, there's no kind of has been a lot of fun, but what dan roger had come to an end, and it was time for good bye. and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say, we will never forget these beautiful memories. we'll leave a dance, but we hope to meet again in other races, in better circumstance, in a peaceful, unsafe libya. ah . a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives potential or a double agent will always assume the worst truth or lied fact, or fiction muscle, the documents or 40 people of either of those under ups out there will tells the story of a man of many secrets. i shut my one desk to the super spy on al jazeera news . news, news, news.

brenda huffington. yeah, copy. copy cc journal hung up sort of do you have about the yeah, yeah, the amazon lum jimmy was yes. be book for the nurse to be put on the room. there was a matter of the one that you will get with him is building up law of a human can apply to the boy that a boy are the best you can do myself. i, you know, like a lot of lenders that we're not going to, the has been a lot of fun. but what dan roger had come to an end, and it was time for good bite. and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say, we will never forget these beautiful memories when we were done, but we hope to meet again in other races, in better circle, in a peaceful and safely be, ah, this is polly. despite being in germany, 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name, it has become one of the world's most iconic teams. and it's all down to their fans . but for them send poly transcends sport. for then, football is about politics, protests and music. these fancy themselves in the vanguard of

at the end of day 3, it was time to load up the cart and start heading home with me and then the brenda was the copy copy of the general piazza hung up. do you have a bottle? yeah, yeah, the amazon jimmy was this book for the nurse to be put on the room. was the one that is pulling up la you, mckenna, plumbing suddenly. boy, a boy are the best you become her last florida myself. you know, look a little, there's no color has been a lot of fun. but what dan roger had come to an end, and it was time for good bite. and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say, we will never forget these beautiful memories. we'll leave a dance, but we hope to meet again in other races, in better circle, in a peaceful and safe libya. ah . our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i traveled, whether it be still west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on the more realistic and inspiring story people trust to tell them what's happening in their communities in a clear and i'm biased. and as an a

leave you brenda huff with tonya copy. copy cc devil general. who got up to sort of do we have about the yeah, yeah. the amazon jimmy was yes. be book for the nurse to be put on bed room with some of the one that you would use is building up law of a human can apply to the boy. boy are the best you can i so how long do you know? like, i don't know. there's no kind of the has been a lot of fun, but what dan radi had come to an end and it was time for good bite. and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say, we will never forget these beautiful memories. we'll leave a dance, but we hope to meet again in other races. in better circle in a peaceful and safe libya, ah, just the right here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say? we'll take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas. of course, we cover major global events that are partial lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how was find libya and her region.

brenda castellanos dice: y de ahÍ mismo deducen los impuestos o los tendremos que pagar?nde sea. para calificar, las parejas que presentan juntas no pueden ganar mÁs de 150.000 dÓlares. 75.000 dÓlares para las personas que presentan declaraciÓn solas. los que son solteros pero la fÓrmula de si califican o no es un poco compleja entonces, mientras va incrementando lo que la persona gana, va disminuyendo este monto para llegar a 0. esto obviamente a la hora de la declaraciÓn de impuestos esto va a deducir si estÁs recibiendo tu reembolso entonces hay que tener mucho cuidado tambiÉn para esas personas que tienen un cambio de vida. entonces es muy importante si tÚ piensas que vas a calificar y este aÑo cambiÓ tu situaciÓn, tu hijo va a cumplir 18 aÑos, es importante que pienses bien lo que vas a hacer. no vaya a ser que despuÉs tengas que devolver ese dinero. borja: la portavoz del irs gracias por haberte conectado con nosotros. si tienen mÁs preguntas la seÑora castro se va a conectar a travÉs de las redes sociales para por supuesto responder a sus preguntas. si usted quiere

>> muchas veces no prÉstamos atenciÓn >>> aÚn sabiendo que pueden llegar a ser mortales >>> miren brendase encuentra fuera en plena tormenta. >> por lo que reiterar la idea de buscar refugio y mantenerse en lugar seguro pero quÉ pasarÍa es impactado por un rayo y quÉ hacer ante el miedo de quedar. >> las personas piensan que se van a electrocutar >>> tiene el potencial riesgo de pasar a su vez la electricidad despuÉs de que la persona recibe la acciÓn no tiene ninguna posibilidad de pasar la electricidad >>> descarga elÉctrica es mÁs cÁlida que la superficie del sol y pueden llegar hasta 50.000 grados f° por lo que repercusiÓn podrÍa ser significativa >>> a largo plazo en forma de arritmia cardiacas >> y tambiÉn >> de hecho mÁs frecuente >> en consecuencias neurolÓgicas a largo plazo >> como ayudar a alguien que ha sido impactado por una descarga elÉctrica. >> con simple pregunta de hola estÁs bien, podemos ver si la persona estÁ consciente o no y tomar la decisiÓn de llamar al 911 >>> si estÁ lloviendo y escucha trueno y estÁ dentro de la distancia de un posible impacto >>> para saber q

she said to the judge brenda penny, i want to press charges on my dad today.ly never cared, and lastly, wolf, if this is not abuse, i do not know what is. i want jody montgomery the conserve tore of her person's help to get back into the real world. >> chloe, excellent report. thank you very, very much. let's get analysis from dave the state attorney for palm beach county, florida. she wants her nearly 13-year conserv conservatorship. she's not been allowed to choose her own attorney. that changed today. how much of a difference could that make? >> good evening, wolf. makes a huge difference. her father and legal team said britney spears never tried to end the conservatorship in 13 years and we wondered why until the hearing last month when she said she didn't know she was able to petition the court to end the conservatorship. that's because she was never allowed to hire her own lawyers. there were two lawyers she wanted from the beginning, and instead of being allowed to hire them, the court said she has no legal capacity and instead, hired someone she never

brenda: pues, mÁs que nada estoy muy agradecida con mi hija, con su gran corazÓn y empatÍa de solamenteni a mÍ me hubiese pasado salida por la mente. presentadora: estuvo majestuoso lo que hiciste. estamos muy orgulloso de ti, de que haya logrado este acto tan grande de generosidad. que hayas protegido a todo una comunidad del coronavirus al poderse vacunar. muchas gracias por habernos acompaÑado ambas en "ediciÓn digital". ahora quiero que veamos estas imÁgenes. un pequeÑo de meses de nacido se queda sin aire, luego de ser abandonado dentro de un auto altas temperaturas. esto ocurriÓ en las vegas. oficial e llegan hasta el estacionamiento, entre ellos, varios hispanos sacan al menor que no deja de llorar. en brazos tratan de refrescarlo con agua e, inmediatamente, lo trasladan a un hospital cercano. al conductor lo descubren en un casino jugando. ahora enfrenta cargos de abuso infantil y abandono en un vehÍculo. carolina: quÉ peligro que esto siga ocurriendo. una persona no puede dejar a un niÑo en su carro. hay aplicaciones cuando te dicen que su niÑo estÁ en el carro. cambiemos de te

brenda llegÓ a trabajar con marcas de alta costura, pero la temprana muerte de su madre marcÓ su vidaultura y artes mexicanos. yarel: una historia muy bonita de ella. de hecho, otros artistas han vestido sus diseÑos e incluido bad bunny. mucho Éxito para ella. el condado de los Ángeles investiga 140 brotes de coronavirus . el 40% de ellos en lugares que no son residenciales ni centros de cuidado mÉdico. son casos donde se han reportado al menos tres contagios en el mismo lugar. las autoridades de salud estÁn preocupadas por el rÁpido aumento de brotes, ya que la semana del 12 de julio apenas eran 55. si su hijo depende del autobÚs escolar para llegar al plantel, puede que el prÓximo curso tenga que llegar a la escuela de otra manera. un alto nÚmero de distritos escolares estÁn reportando escasez de conductores de autobuses y podrÍan pasar meses para llenar esas vacantes. el problema es que la mayorÍa de los que habÍa han terminado de trabajar en otra cosa, mÁs que tras las de un aÑo que no hubiera transporte escolar, o no quieren regresar por la situaciÓn de la pandemia. hay un progra

. >> so we are already thinking brenda.detective roberts question brandon on videotape. >> i'm going back over everybody we talked to trying to figure this thing out. >> brandon repeated the story he told from the start. he was nowhere near the store that morning. >> just got up, let my dog out, watched sports center. then at 9:45 i left, because i had to go to my fiancÉe's parents move. the big island that goes in the kitchen. >> he didn't get to the store, he said, until after 2 pm. for the afternoon shift. and when he got there, he insisted it was still closed. so, he panicked. was he supposed to open that warning? >> so, i'm about to put my stuff you know, to check the computer. >> he looks around and sees the dvds on the floor, the cashiers jar open. he sees all of this and thought, so he starts going around to open the store. >> he thought -- >> you know, he's not looking for amber are not looking for anybody. >> brandon told attractive roberts he had no idea amber was in the store. no idea amber intended to submit a

brenda was arrested for suspicion of kidnapping and rape and signed a written confession. the supreme court ruled that the confession was inadmissible because he was not notified before being questioned of his fifth and sixth amendment rights of self-incrimination and the right of any attorney. watch "landmark cases" on c-span, online on c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> anita dunn, senior advisor to president biden, discussed the policy agenda with politico. she talked about the junes job report, infrastructure negotiations, and the white house covid-19 vaccination efforts. >> joining us this morning to discuss that and more on politico is anita dunn. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> aside from getting any infrastructure deal through congress, we have a lot to talk about, including the latest on effort to get 70% of u.s. adults vaccinated and preparations for the white house's first big public event. if you are tuning in on the livestream, you can follow the conversation on twitter and you can ask us questions by treating us

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going to be about, not only top line but also the bottom line growth is incredibly important. >> brendaees past this, that it's priced in? that it's not priced in? what's happening >> yeah, i think if we look at vaccination rates, especially amongst the most vulnerable, so those 65 and over, we have vaccination rates that are incredibly high. they're in the high 80s. so i think that's a positive when we look at, you know, not only as the delta variant being caught but are people ending up in the hospital and is it resulting in death i think that's an important differentiator of where we're at today versus where we were at a year ago i don't think it's going to be as disruptive as what we've seen thus far but certainly it's a bump in the road and i think something that none of us wanted to think was going to happen as we shed our masks and looked forward of getting back to life as usual. i think this is a potential drag on growth, but i don't think it's going to be anything like last year. i think if we look towards markets like the uk where it looks like things are starting to trail off

joining us now, arizona's attorney general mark brenda bra fitch. the fact that the supreme court upheld the arizona voting law. >> thank you for having me on. i think it's a great date for the constitution, the rule of law and anyone who believes in voter integrity and that's really what this case was about. and the resounding answer is yes. >> mr. attorney general on that point, democrats claim these voting bills are all about restricting the right of minorities and racial discrimination. republicans insist that it's really about preserving states rights as measured up against federal rights here when it comes to setting building regulations. what do you believe it's at the core here or is it possible that there is room for a bit of both? >> i was fortunate enough to not only bring this case but argued the case and what this case was always about where these common sense integrity measures and at the end of the day the hypocrisy of the left is being fully exposed because they essentially want to nationalize elections. we see that with s1 and hp on

because he's broken in no time making brenda pleaded history. you have no intention of stuffing. roberts live in dusky. how did it all begin? and what made to save us? try to take the kick off in 90 minutes on d. w. oh, the against the corona virus pandemic has the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken? what does the latest research say? information and context, ah, virus updates and special monday to friday on d. w. i mentioned being the you are alive. can prove you want to learn the know school take you want to be use put on allowed to know when you're sick, the doctor, when you fall in love, they will. you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible. you assured me you have no human rights when you die, there is no every 10 in like use 10000000 people in the world. the states have no nationality and i told them they don't belong. but everyone has got right. everyone has the right. ah, the ah, the news this is the news live from the u. k. prime minister town to scrap covered 19 roles bars. johnson says restrictions in england will be lifted this mo

we were having enough, lena, brenda and her family were asleep when water from the river, usually half a kilometer away, started to flood the lower floors of their home. i heard screaming outside and then my dad, he screamed, i went outside downstairs and there was already like water flooding into our like downstairs. it was like so fast that we just grab stuff and tried to get up there. i think it was like maybe 15 to 20 minutes. so the water came up to here. so if you're sleeping and then the water comes and we can open the door, you're just in your room and you're drowning. i can't even describe the feeling. you see how it destroys, going to be destroyed. this never happened before. it's like, i don't know. nobody would love it. you could even prepare for this. one blessing is that no more rain has fallen in this area in recent days. what that means is that the clean up operation can get on the way, but it's going to be a painful and on jewish process and it will be a long time before any sense of normalcy returns to these towns. it isn't just in germany that flood waters have struc

there are from brenda measures that can be taken then again, when you look at the broader picture of all the different things that can, that can come to bear. so for example, in terms of medicinal approaches that you can use, we know that contributors supposed from depression include an array of things such as ira dysfunction, which can happen certain periods as well as anemia. those sorts of things. so monitoring those things very closely and late pregnancy and then rechecking those following delivery can be an early clue that someone may be, may be susceptible. and then of course, you know, preparing yourself for all the social transitions that, that come up during the course of having a baby. so ensuring that you have support, realistic expectations. those sorts of things in counseling come to play in terms of the contribution that these rapidly changing levels of estrogens and other hormones play. there's not really a preventative measure. you can take other than being aware of that possibility. and when, as does arise, than being able to very quickly make use of the treatment th

again, the 3 d models have part of them into the printer, the one that applauded brenda was up and then out to magically start working. he was the shortest prince to take 6 to 7 hours the longest. 64 hours after that would take the container with the parts and some of the testing workshops. the parts are taken out and mechanically cleaned with a brush. but then they get blasted with compressed air glass abrasive and the parts are ready. priming their center. our pain shot, the outer coating is applied in their book of business the when we, when people trust. but today it's impossible to imagine the design here without printing the reset because we can employ a customized lawyer. each unit is made for a new person as long as factoring processes alone and inexpensive portions, or if it's made in traditional methodist church. the 3 d printing is the real thing for providing the durable material and slide show that makes sense. the ideal solution should probably need an editing nothing about me. so i'm ready to, to you on a moment so filled with happiness from any one about in the room with

earlier we spoke to dave brenda from d w. sports. he had this to say about spain's chances of winning the tournament. it was an incredibly close match with a real nail biter and spin really are almost a bit lucky to have squeaked through. we do have to give switzerland all the credit they deserved. they really have punched way, way about their weight a tournament and done a lot better than people driven credit for the lease to say the least. but spain were clear favorites in this match and did struggle. and i think this match was really indicative of one of their broader issues where they had a boom bust attack and 2 of their matchers, they've scored 5 goals now. and 3 of their matches, they either were shut out or only score one goal. so it's either kind of feast or famine. i think if they can get that figured out, then they really are one of the better teams in the tournament. they're also kind of in a transitional period. this isn't the same team that won the 282012 euros and the 2010 world cup. there are younger team, which means

yeah, let me, let me, let me put his t, brenda, i, he, tanya, ministry of indigenous relations and reconciliation. they said we won't be on the program, but we will send you the statement. they say government allocated 12000000 in new funding to support 1st nations throughout british columbia with investigative work, a former residential school site that goes on and on monday, i know you're familiar with these kinds of statements. quick reaction if you could please. i mean, like i said there, i believe that they're only providing this because of the pressure that they're under because this is out in the open because of the shock of the international community. they are obligated to provide these resources. i think the true test will be when they act upon their, you know, reconciliation efforts across the board. like providing resources and funding for a quality in our nations or, you know, clean drinking water for poverty to be a radical in our communities. and all the other crisis is such as missing and murdered indigenous women and girls, which by the way is occurred genocide. it's happening no

thank you very much, ron i, brenda smith, i live in rama in the heights of thousands of people in bosnia and herzegovina. have passed to honor the victims of the 199578 from africa as part of the memorial to mark the 26 anniversary of the genocide. the remains of 19 newly identified victims were buried. it was the worst mass matter in europe since the 2nd world war . fabian forces killed more than 8000 people, mostly muslim men and boys. $20000.00 civilians were also expelled from the area around stir beneath tide. duramax of each has been covering the barrier for us and his mom has more from the memorial insurance. 26 years later, 19 victims of the 7th, the genocide have found. there it is. the youngest, among them, was just 16 years old when he was killed in the oldest, who had 63 years after the memorial, there is still a community that lives in reverence and some of the challenges they face. one of the challenges they face and they emphasize on is the genocide denial. and that's was the theme of the collaboration the genocide denial has to stop the genocide. denial is the lay of the

he joins us from providence, rhode island, brenda marshall, welcome to al jazeera. i remember maybe a 2, maybe 3 of the trump administration. he was going to war against opioid addiction. what happened to that? thanks peter, for having me on the show. so, you know, this is a staggering an unprecedented loss of life over 93000 people died of a drug overdose in, in 2020. but as you indicated, we've been seeing these increases actually for more than 2 decades now in family, some of the actions the trump administration took to try to address this problem, probably made it worse. what we need now are major investments in harm reduction, evidence based treatment, and in dressing. many of those stressors that you mentioned that are affecting people who are suffering from addiction and at risk for overdose, like joblessness, social isolation and threats of addiction. and i suppose when covert hit in the u. s. just the same as it hit around the world that led to people being alone, people being lonely people sitting at home. people may be sitting at home, unemployed, living

brenda lane thompson, harold became the 2nd fastest woman in history. as she successfully defended her 100 meter title. she also broke the limpid record which stood for 33 years. and the richest and hospital well this women's 100 makes a final full of stone names and runners with big reputations. it was won by jamaica elaine thompson ira and she wanted an unable, limping record time of $10.00. 1 second successfully defending the title. she won in rio in 2016 in 2nd. shelley and fraser price also of jamaica sheet on the previous to olympic gold medals and completing it your make a $1.00 to $3.00 was sharika jackson. spare a thought for mary jones, a tale of ivory coast in full. she finished falls in both the 100 meter and the 200 to finally in rio as well. run into the fi and all that and have a new time in my head. i was, i was trying to execute the best rate. i had it based on that because i actually had a p b. i wasn't looking at an iraq carter and in time as i said. but eventually those time we're here is that women are coming up rising. so therefore

. >> brenda in pennsylvania on our democrat line. go ahead. >> thank you, money. is, were there any whisperings or rumors in the white house that donald trump might issue a flaking part is to all the people at the capitol january 6 it's my understanding jimmy carter issued a blanket pardon to all the draft that avoided the vietnam war so it seems a blanket pardon is possible. trump ever consider blanketsi pardon me while supporters and soldiers or did he just leave them onto the battlefield? >> if so, i don't know that happened. >> will in warrensburg, missouri. >> i want to go over the pretty young january 6 were all the people were marching up to the capitol. trump always tells lies -- >> i missing the question there. >> our caller left. but talk about mike pence's role on the january 6 former president view of mike pence. where, in your estimation is his relationship with the former president? >> at this time i would say near to nonexistent. the former president seems convinced that mike pence has the power to reverse the electoral vote and he would use that po

in mecca williams, i really need somebody to none of my new middle charges on the, on the this is brenda. so when you can't afford to miss, i'm rachel was a brand new born washington coming up. the global scrutiny of crypto currency continued to heat up as the european union had proposed the ban on anonymous transaction. we'll take a look.

brenda, initially it looked like this building came down with no warning, just like that in the middle of the night over the last days. however, we're seeing as someone dramatic different picture, really, especially if we look at the 2018 inspection, those reports, they're saying the structural damage of the building was known. and then we also learned a few days ago that the president of the condominium association wrote to its owners in a letter about the significance, a deterioration of the conditions there. he said that $15000000.00 us dollars are needed to repair the building. and now if you look at the situation, there's a lot of senior citizens living in those condominiums, they might not have this money as you heard in the report up to $100000.00 per unit . the city inspector had a different account also. he thought it was less urgent and that's probably what the owners went with. so it looks plowed laudable, certainly. but we have to see what the final investigation will say, and that will take several months from now. and what about this concern is that other buildings in the

brenda, initially it looked like this building came down with no warning, just like that in the middle of the night. over the last days. however, we're seeing a somewhat dramatic different picture really, especially if we look at the 2018 inspection of those reports, they're saying the structural damage of the building was known. and then we also learned a few days ago that the president of the condominium association, roads to its owners, in a letter about the significance, a deterioration of the conditions there. he said that $15000000.00 us dollars and even to repair the building. and now if you look at the situation, there's a lot of senior citizens living in those condominiums and might not have this money as you heard in the report up to $100000.00 per unit. the city inspector had a different account also. he thought it was less urgent and that's probably what the owners went with. so it looks plow plausible, certainly. but we have to see what the final investigation will say, and that will take several months from now. and what about this concern that other buildings in the area

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the point of the protests or refusing to acknowledge the reality that people are expressing. philip brenda is the emeritus professor of international relations and history at the american university in washington. he says these widespread demonstrations showed cuba has hit a crisis point. it is unprecedented, largely because it's taken place all through the country in small towns that before hadn't been disruptive all the way as far as one animal to come right near 100 naval base from the far east part of the island. but this, these didn't station shouldn't be taken as a sign. that cube is about to have another revolution. the military still firmly in control and supports the government. and there is no organized opposition. the government lease on the, in a way that's not seen responsible. also, the president has called miguel diaz can now has called out revolutionaries to go into the street. this is of a time when oven is again raising its head with your birth. and it is a recipe for having civic questions and actually fighting in the streets. very irresponsible. the problem is that it d

firefighters union when jared neil from the oakland fire department, and tom szwed helm from the moroccan brendafire department. heard a mother screaming, they both jumped into action, along with other first responders who were there, they hopped the fence surrounding the pool and found a 10 year old boy who was not breathing and unresponsive in the water. the firefighters gave the boy cpr until he finally sat up and started crying. just a huge relief for this. true. i do have kids, uh, at four, so you know, like it's hard not to look at a kid and go hey, you know, i couldn't make it. that boy was conscious by the time an ambulance arrived. he was flown to u. c davis medical center for further treatment. well, cell phone users should be getting fewer robocalls this fall new technology required by the fcc is designed to make it more difficult for scammers to get through more now from reporter heather sullivan. if you are interested in renewing your auto warranty now you mail, says 573 million robocalls in the u. s in june were really auto warranty and health related scams. scammers spoof your cal

earlier we spoke to dave brenda from d w. sports. he had this to say about spain's chances of winning the tournament. it was an incredibly close match with a real nail biter and spain really are almost a bit lucky to have squeaked through. we do have to give switzerland all the credit they deserved. they really have punched way, way above their weight, a tournament and done a lot better than people give them credit for the least to say the least. but spain were clear favorites in this match and did struggle. and i think this match was really indicative of one of their broader issues where they had a boom bust attack and 2 of their matchers, they've scored 5 goals now. and 3 of their matches, they either were shut out or only scored one goal. so it's either kind of feast or famine. i think if they can get that figured out, then they really are one of the better teams in the tournament. they're also kind of in a transitional period. this isn't the same team that won the 282012 euros and the 2010 world cup. there are younger team, which

you've got to go through the 60s first, i would be long on that >> barry, brenda, wai nt to thank you be right back. this is cynthia suarez, cfo of go-go foodco., an online food delivery service. business was steady, until... gogo-foodco. go check it out. whaatt?! overnight, users tripled. which meant hiring 20 new employees and buying 20 new laptops. so she used her american express business card, which gives her more membership rewards points on her business purchases. somebody ordered some laptops? cynthia suarez. cfo. mvp. get the card built for business. by american express. >>> final check now on the markets. the futures have started moving even higher than through most of the premarket session. we now have the dow up triple digits and the nasdaq maybe more importantly up triple digits >> got to be powell. >> we're going to be listening and see two-day testimony, it comes fast and furious, not enough ever for me i wish it was like every day we got to hear fed speak. we do from someone, just not necessarily jay powell and the ten-year this morning was back above 1.4 i saw that it

we can't trust anyone except ourselves to protect ourselves in the news the the this is brenda, know and visit show you can't afford to miss. i'm rachel blevins in washington. coming up, robin hood says it can't guarantee it won't cut off certain stocks from his traders . if another viral read it frenzy takes off, we'll discuss plot tension between the us and china continue to increase and the south trying to see. so what can we expect and could global trade be impacted as a result? then the plan for updated global tax rules is set to target the world's most powerful big tech companies will take a look at how the new fees could impact consumers. we have a lot to get to. so let's get started. it is no surprise to hear that robin hood's i. p. o is raising questions about the power of mean stocks to disrupt financial markets. robin hood which claims that as democratizing finance has found us solve, caught in the middle of mean stock traders and the scc. now in its ip filing, robin hood says it cannot assure investors that mean mania like game stop or amc won't hit again. so joining unit

he sat down to talk with you, give us a sense more about how he really feels about this. withdraw brenda, this important to understand that this interview was conducted because of under the medical and his specific relationship to her. so it was very warm and a very honest atmosphere. and in this atmosphere, i asked him about the past wars and how he feels about that. and he then he came up with a gun is done and said what we just played. and i think it's really what you think . i really think it deeply is convinced that that is a huge mistake withdrawal of the troops and that as he says, like, mainly women and young girls who suffer from that is dense. want bush fears most i mean yes, i think that is like on the this is, was he like emotionally, fields feel, fears most. but we also have actually went to give you a little bit of perspective on all of us. you know, bush as many of the long time conservative republicans are convinced that the goal to fight terrorism in the middle east was necessary. and actually still isn't that it is really dangerous to leave of gone is done in other coun

brenda, thanks very much indeed. bernard smith, talking to us from durban, tony moore had on the news out including want the truth to be out of my burnaby, the strong survivors of canada's indigenous school speak out about the abuse they suffered as research has worn, that could be more unmarked graves with children's remains, we'll have more on the caused by the cuban american community for better living conditions for their relatives on the communist, one island, and beijing, venues for the winter olympics and complete cities. hosting with the games remains rather than consultancy. it's coming up with peter sport in the u. s. has donated for and a half 1000000 covered 19 vaccine doses to indonesia as it battled. so a few stages, worst corona virus outbreak, and denisia reported a record of $1025.00 virus related deaths on friday. it's now recording more daily infections than india. only 6 percent of the population's been vaccinated. the government says things are the worst they could possibly get, with at least 56000 new cases in just one day. jessica washington has more. here at ro

band, this virtual parade, a slide show of photos and pictures was the safest option for the city of brenda. the return to normalcy is great, and this is one of those traditions that makes us feel like everything's back to normal. this year, all the big, flashy parts of the small town parade are back. we're asking everyone who is not vaccinated to be masked. we've got volunteers walking up and down. on the whole, pre wrote handing out wonderful red, white and blue mask, the only real noticeable change no vendors this year to reduce that person to person contact, but still a whole lot of celebration and a whole lot of patriotism. okay? in orinda. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox. two news. it's so great to see a few of the big firework shows that were put on hold last year will return tonight. they include the show at great america in santa clara, san francisco and morgan hill are also resuming their pyrotechnic technic displays and the fireworks show in pleasant hill at college park high school will also take place this year. and if you're looking for a location to watch, fourth of july fireworks