i mean, if brian wilson... when his world tour comes to london, i'll be there to see brian wilson.s to be dizzy gillespie and miles davis. yeah, and i should say, brian wilson, of course, from the beach boys, one of your favorite bands. yeah. see, the reason i'm asking you about your take on culture today is that you said something that really struck me not long ago, and i wondered whether it's a fairly bleak thing for you to say, because you said — i'm not appropriate any more to be an artist at this point. i guess you mean age 90 in 2022. well, some of the worst things you could be, you went on, are male, white and heterosexual, which means i'm in a difficult place, which is fine, i accept it. do you feel alienated from culture today? i don't feel alienated from it, but it's different. things have changed. i don't know what it would be like to be a young white male heterosexual artist now, coming out of art school. but i think they would have a rougher time than... i don't want to go... i don't want to say if there's an opposite to that. i don't think there is. and whatever�*s ha

really important point that for many of these people were talking about certainly for jay and brian wilson too if he'd just been on the court not worth necessarily reading about but when you look at the life and context among the towering founding fathers, maybe the last word in this wonderful discussion is to you and among other things mary talski asks any recommendations on materials high school students might manage on the early courts. well on my court not much. so i do have a book that i edited recently called with liberty and justice for all question mark the constitution in the classroom and i recommend that it's it was supposed to be published april 6th. now it's made twenty second but has lots of primary sources in it and a wonderful essay by mary builder on the constitutional period the early court so i would recommend that to her from my point of view. the early court is really important. you mentioned advisory opinions and of course we have the famous letter from the court. that's a separation of powers courts. can't give advisory opinions. however, chief justice j talked to pr

the 2012 giants , one of three san to a world s, including buster posey published sandoval and brian wilsond a's have now lost eight games in a row after getting swept by the houston astros this weekend, houston defeated the a 6 to 3 in the final game of the series is remain in last place in the american league west with a record of 41 wins and 74 losses. we appreciate your joining us here at noon, and we have you covered 24 7 over on the ktvu news, app and ktvu .com. stay with us right here for the good dish up next.>> th. >> we are celebrating all things pie, from over the top sweet ones, >> look at all the apples. >> to savory ones. >> using up everything in your fridge. >> and groundbreaking tips for making perfect pie crust at home. that is next. ♪ >> let's dish. >> thie kick it is always the center of my world because life is more delicious with food and fun. >> everybody knows i am a culinary expert in food judge on televisi

they included buster posey, pablo sandoval and brian wilson.oak eight games in r getting swept by the houston astros this weekend, houston defeated the a's 6 to 3 in their final game of that series. the ayes remain in last place in the american league west, with the record of 41 wins and 74 losses . the aids begin a series on the road against the texas rangers tonight. us lawmakers are in taiwan right now, less than two weeks after house speaker nancy pelosi's controversial visit there how china responds. as of this morning. plus, california has more electric vehicles than any other state in the nation. coming up the bay area zip code that has the most electric vehicles per capita earning about the outcome of that search, plus. mental health care workers versus kaiser permanente, each blaming each other for failing to get to a contract negotiation. we'll have that story coming up. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian the end, erasmus today is monday. august 15th. we have sunshine here behind us and

big name no shows during saturday's 2012 reunion that includes buster posey, pablo sandoval and brian wilsoneight games in a row after getting swept by the houston astros over the weekend, houston defeated the a's in the final game of their series. 6 to 3 days remain in last place in the american league west, with the record of 41 wins 74 losses oakland will try to end this losing streak when the a's began a series on the road against the texas rangers tonight. today convicted singer r. kelly will be back in court for a second federal trial. kelly is facing charges of child pornography and obstruction of justice. that comes after a jury acquitted kelly on charges that he had sex with an underage girl. this time , prosecutors say his accuser will testify in court, unlike the earlier trial, not two months ago, r kelly was convicted of federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges in new york. and was sentenced to 30 years in prison . every generation has its rock stars meet the new age pop star rising to fame in the metaverse . she has more than two million followers across online platforms

brian hook and robert o'brien who succeeded bolton as national security adviser. iran says the allegations are baseless. with us to talk about this is jane harman, former president and ceo of the wilsons talk about this alleged plot points to the islamic revolutionary guard, which is especially the iranian government. >> the terror group sanctioned by the iranian government, right. it's the iranian government. during the trump administration, the head of the guard was assassinated and this plot was borne then. on the first anniversary, late last year, a number of these people became targets. what's interesting, first of all, seems to me is not only the justice department indictment carefully drawn and explained by assistant attorney general in charge of national security, but also the people who have been criticizing the justice department the last 48 hours over the trumpgate, the boxes from mar-a-lago, are silent here and are realizing how careful both the fbi and the justice department have been in this case. i think the danger continues. i doubt there's only one person cited in this indictment who is responsible for this. again, carefully he was tracked and the information seems t

wilson green. [applause] >> it is good to look out on these spaces. it is wonderful to be with you all. especially with such great colleagues. we are really fortunate that brian was able to make it because it was a two-week engagement at the boom boom room in marietta. [laughter] and he took time off to join us. thank you for that. i hope you can get back for the 10:00 o'clock show at the holiday inn. now pete fair michael. a little surprised that would make a nice audit because he wears scarves in the middle of july. [laughter] and then shows up at symposiums without socks on and a sport coat. thank you for those kind words and thank you for coming out. i must not have gotten the memo the way the talks are supposed to go as i still hope you have some energy and some brain cells left because this talk on the first petersburg offensive is pretty complicated. everybody has been to petersburg battlefield andy thank you understand the first offensive that in those armies it is four days of combat plus a major logistical movement to get there so we try to go through this and hopefully you will have a better understanding why because of a very complex. is my microp