burt, let's weigh in on that. lowe's reported a double he beat this morning for the first quarter earnings but it cut its full year sales forecast. dick's sporting goods earnings crossing right now, reporting a double beat on earnings and revenue. lowe's is down 1 and-a-half percent. dick's sporting goods up almost 3%. your reaction to what we're seeing in retail, burt. >> market reaction at lowe's is better than home he depot and lowe's has great leadership and a lot of fantastic management -- great management team that's all alums mostly of home depot. great initiatives across canada, great initiatives across the u.s. lowe's is stronger with women, women make 80% of all purchase decision, either make them or influence them. home depot is better with pros, lowe's is winning with women. lowe's is a double beat and lowe's is down less today than home depot was when we reported a week ago. dick's, doing a fantastic job. double credit to dick's because one of the worst categories according to the u.s. department of c

my surname is burt, i am not a military specialist. can't we think and reason about how what happens and why, when the existence of our state is staged in the 19th century, the military theorist, in general, the armies of the world, he is considered the largest military theorem, so he is right. it is said that perseverance leads to victory over the strongest. my surname is burt, i am not a military specialist. can't we think and reason about how what happens and why, when the existence of our state is put on the map by military theorists, in general armies of the world, he is considered the largest military theory. such rights say that perseverance leads to victory over the strongest want to talk to remember examples. i really want to visit khitrovka khitrovka is not only beggars. sing along. hiding there, fugitives like rejection bandits and murderers creepy place, what's wrong with it? i'm wondering who could have killed him. if you didn’t go into the investigator, but he is undesirable with me, otherwise you will have to forget the

there is no time to look around or wait be like burt when there is a flash duck and cover and do it fast. here are some older boys showing what to do if the flash comes when you are not in the classroom, this is what to do. if you should be in a corridor. you and cover tight against the wall this way remember to keep your face in the back of your neck covered tightly try to fall away from windows or doors glass in them. then if the glass breaks and flies through the air. it catch you. you might be eating your lunch when the flash comes duck and cover under the then if they makes anything in the room, fall down it can't fall on you. getting ready means we will all have to be able to take care of ourselves. the bomb might explode when there are no grown ups near paul and patty. i know this and they are always ready to take care themselves here. they are on their way to school on a beautiful spring. but no matter where they go, what they do, they always try to remember what to do. if the atom bomb explodes right then it is a bomb that can cover paul and patty know what to do. paul covered t

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and all those who am orchard in fallujah were burt, in this improvised cemetery, that was a full page before. thousands of iraqis were rounded up and tortured in the notorious abu ghraib prison, where images of inmates being electrocuted and sexually humiliated shot the world mcclung lamar. they would take us 2 different rooms in one room. you would be beaten in another room. they were snakes in a 3rd room, they were animals, then they would give a cup of coffee. but after you finish the coffee, everything would start again. that's what their investigation was like. they made up charges, they had nothing to do with reality. at 1st i thought i was the only person in this situation, but there were thousands of people who were accused of terrorism like that. saddam hussein with cauthen executed and elections held in january 2005, although many say the polak legitimacy mod by low turn out among city muslims and deadly attacks on polling stations. 2006 or the beginning of 2 years of civil war. and the highest esto, since the invasion began amid fears iraq could collapse altogether. the gro

at home burt down here in the 2017 wine country fire. they said they divide design the home and others for fire resiliency. >> they are but with metal framing so the floor to ceiling and the walls and even the foundation itself. you have material now that is noncombustible. it just does not burn. they say these homes are sealed for day-to-day energy efficiency. >> we have such and airtight envelope in the home that you are just not getting the possibility of embers entering the home. >> so what premium are they facing? they just sold this home for 2.2 million. in line with what the real estate app puts for those made with traditional materials. >> this is the house of the future. >> this is the insurance information institute. >> they are looking for giving discounts for these homes now. >> insurance companies sometimes calculate fire risk by neighborhood or zone and not home my home. >> a wildfire is a community level issue. and that is where we must all work together to reduce the risk. >> if more people reduced wildfire risks, they ma

ambassador burt. eric was talking just a moment ago about how secretary shultz knew how to leverage foreign service officers at the same time, how to bring in the right talent. the assistant secretaries, the regional, of course, you consequential, important member of his team is that place where you have that interaction, where. share with us some your thoughts about secretary shultz's organizational approach and how you experience it when working for him and inside foggy bottom. well, i will let me just say, first of all, i'm delighted to be here tonight. and i understand looking around this room and seeing some familiar faces that unfortunately i'm going to have to tell the truth. some people were present at in the era. but i know that sort of important question, and i think it on from what eric was saying. i remember very shortly after first meeting secretary shultz, we were in his in his, you know, big black cadillac limo coming back from a from a meeting at at the white house. and i was kind of i

everyone lives trying to live in this society well together, but my surname is burt, i am not a militaryt , a citizen, we cannot think and reason about how what happens and why, when a military theorist is put on the map for the existence of our state, in general, the armies of the world he is considered the largest military theory. such a right. it is said that perseverance leads to victory over the strongest. i want to talk to remember examples do not know what? analyst palms of key historical events, how american corporations make money on military incursions around the world. watch right now. on may 13, 1916, us troops, under the pretext of protecting the country from german aggression and establishing an internal legislative order, invaded the dominican republic and occupied it. this was one of the brightest episodes of the so-called banana wars that america waged in central america , mexico and the caribbean for 36 years from 1898 to 1934 it must be said bluntly that at that time economic interests prevailed over political ones. although political pretexts were sought to cover up t

my surname is burt, i am not a military specialist.out them and reason about how what happens and why, when the existence of our state put at stake by the military theorist, in general the armies of the world he is considered the biggest military theorems, so he is right. it is said that perseverance leads to victory over the strongest. i would like to talk and recall examples from our history. the united states has ceased to operate restrictions that allowed the authorities to immediately deport illegal immigrants under the pretext of fighting a pandemic , tens of thousands of migrants have already accumulated near the southern border of the united states, the biden administration is now trying to convince everyone around that the new deportation rule will be effective, but human rights activists have already challenged these new rules in court in detail. 150,000 people on the border of mexico and the united states were waiting for this moment, the most desperate ones went on the assault. exactly at midnight, neither the border guards

my surname is burt, i am not a military specialist.reason about how what happens and why, when the existence of our state is put on the map by the world's military theorists, it is considered the largest military. theorists, as he is right, say that perseverance and perseverance leads to victory over the strongest. i want to you don’t know how to talk and remember examples. and the main events of this minute in our news release , the russian army repulsed the attacks of the apu, which lost more than 500 soldiers, officers and mercenaries, 10 armored vehicles, six self-propelled guns and howitzers were destroyed in the city area. izyum shot down a su-27 fighter, and the situation on the front line is more alexander from this very moment , you won’t envy the one who happened to be in the sight of this gun , as if the enemy’s equipment or infantry in a few seconds. she will cease to be a viable combat unit.

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cornell: burt says his magnificent view comes with a lot of concern about wildfire. he is plenty relieved to see so much defensible space being created. >> they are doing it right now and i think it is great. cornell: the weather is heating up. firefighters will not make any predictions about this year's fire season yet. only that they need to be ready for anything. >> right now, it seems like things are greener than they were the last few years so maybe we will get a slower start. eventually, things will dry out and we will be faced with more fires. cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news. ama: let's take a look at our changing weather conditions. let's bring in sandhya patel. dan: clearly warmer today and more of that is coming. sandhya: absolutely. we are just getting started with that warming trend. let's take a look at the camera, seeing nothing but sunshine over san francisco from this vantage point. as you check out those temperatures, 70's inland, vacaville at 77. 50's coast side. as we take a look at the temperature trend, everybody is up with the exception of ha

we might because if you ask their ceo woke corporatism is target's bread and burt. >> we want to do theht thing to support families across the country and i'm really proud of the work we've done in the d and i space. when you walk in a store you feel at home and it represents the community. it makes a huge difference. i think those are just good business decisions right thing for seat and great for our brand. >> kayleigh: don't cry when you become the bud light of retail. tomi lahren is a fox news contributor and she joins us now. tomi, who at target thought had was a good idea and they have since pulled the clothing thought it was a good idea to put a satanist clothing line in their store? i guess they think we are stupid and wouldn't figure it out. i'm here in nashville, tennessee i can confirm my local target has moved all this pride paraphernalia to the back of the store last week prominently displayed in the front of the store. conservatives are making a difference, right? for so long a fraction of a minority of the population has been allowed to run roughshod over the rest of us a

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randolph didn't write to lincoln and did meet with abraham lincoln burt reynolds concerns reportingie black soldiers and educating freed people during and after the civil war. back rent i helped found a school in 1866 he called the abraham lincoln school in lincoln's honor. i found about 20 or 21 letters from women to lincoln. this is from a woman named mary and vincent. she lives in upstate new york. she was very concerned about her family situation. her soldier husband was like fighting. they were not receiving paved the idea black soldiers refuse to receive pay until that equal pay as white soldiers which mess left many destitute. the short excerpt she wrote she what i am proud to be the wife of a union soldier. i could live on most anything so that i could live at all. but i cannot turn a single sense of them sick in bed now as i write my little ones are crying for bread and i have none to give them. but i put my trust in god. i know he does all things well. as everyone hasly advised me to apply few for assistance i in a humble manner do so in prayer. and by african american voice

listen into one burt writer. >> yeah, we're on our way to the city to hear the train started acting erratically, you know, kind of what you do is bouncing around the tracks or something like that. >> saw bunch of sparks along the window in the car. we are in. so the big collision when the train came to a people are talking about some was on fire. >> as far as the driver, well, the oakland police department, again, they came out not only did they assist in the evacuation. they did evaluate the driver. and at one point it appears on video that they asked the driver to perform a field sobriety test and then ultimately take that driver into custody. why we're not exactly sure whether it was negligence, dui. that's still part of the investigation. but the bottom line is we have just learned over the past couple of minutes, there is no longer a need for a bus bridge. as bart says, service has been restored. it is normal service apparently indicating that they looked at the tracks and it appears that the tracks are just fine. the trains that go north and southbound through that particular area. back t

they recover the turtle so, you know, burt does move faster. >> do they get there on time and we allthe work. he's somehow 7 the 7 that is a dive right now. >> a former oakland a's executive says all signs now point to the team really moving to las vegas. it looks like. >> and this is going to happen. yeah. that funding has been discussed with the nevada state legislature. so it's not 100% done deal yet, but the bill calls for the state of nevada to kick in about 180 oillion dollars in tax credits. and then for clark county where vegas is located, they'll be looking to pay about 145 million a's. former executive vice president. and he do it says that he thinks nevada lawmakers should still be. >> skeptical of the deal. however, considering how well or not? well, is record >> team president dave kaval is said that in 27 they will sell out every single game. you know, i hope gave doesn't spend a lot of time at the tables because how can he predict that with the team that currently even though it's now has the worst record in baseball and may end up with the worst record in baseball his

first republic wasir a slow burt right? slow thought it was goingnt to go on there a month ago.d and it kind of like, you know, i it was a zombie for for a few weeks. >> but we're going to be seeingn more of these. and , yes, it'here'ss a problemp and here's why. d th jpmorgan and the big bankss can't do all the lendinghe you need more banks out there yd to lend. and if you don't have anonavye n regional banks, well, that's a huge hole in the bankingin system in terms of lending.bankn and if you don't of lending this this economic downturn that we have right now could reurn into a fairly steep recession. >> what a pickle they'veio gottn us into. us int >>o. yes. >> charlie thanks so much. anytime. so a government whistlebloweh. a has made a shocking allegation against the president. the whistleblower says an fbpri document leaks joe biden to ae criminal scheme involving his documehunter. business dealings. we talk to a republican on the house committee investigatinn g it all.to that's next. the don't go anywhere. don't go a

and then burt lance gets implicated in a banking scandal. this is like the highest you know, economic official in the administration. and he gets accused of some financial corruption back georgia. he actually gets cleared of it a couple of years later. in 1980. but carter can't wait around for that. and so eight months in birtley vance resigns because he's his alleged has already undermined promise and turns out promising you're going to be transparent accountable not corrupt at all times. this turns out to be a very kind of tall order and in politics. and so carter is already kind of set himself up for some challenges. there's also this kind of imagery element to it that is quite an in quite fascinating. carter really tries to bring down the level of the of the white house so using a lot of kind of public facing symbolism to respond to this this political environment of of watergate and vietnam in this kind sense that the government has gotten out of touch with the people and out of control. so carter, who's inaugurated wearing just like a

thanks burt. any other members? questions comments actually have a couple of more questions about funding. um you just mentioned that the army corps of engineer would have to get additional, um, investment, of course. approved by congress. when would that happen? when would they go before congress to assuming that they do recommend um so i don't know the exact name, but there's a general. there's a report that the army corps will submit um not until 2026. you know exactly. it's. a little uncertain, but, um, see if we have the timing here. yeah, we didn't have. we don't have it in this slide, so they get to something called the tentatively selected plan, which is what we're driving towards the end of this year. to complete the study. nipah goes along with that people would start. moves through a series of steps up to achieves report so the chief of engineers will sign off on it and then make a recommendation to congress. the earliest that we see that happening is 2025. it could be a little bit later than that. and yo

burt for four or five minutes. >> thank you, mister chairman. first off, i want to recognize sergeant vargas andrews. -- when they serve, they are just meeting the mission that has been given. thank you and be part of that. i am glad that my colleague representative greene talked about that. we're proud of your service. for all the veterans, veteran women's that have served with their families, thank you for that. we're proud of you. boo colonel when, you talked about the whole process. let's learn from that, that the healing process. we talked on a couple of things you can actually do. you can't rewrite the past but by understanding the pass and sticks, only for those mistakes, we should do that oversight. i think we all agree upon that. we should not have been -- abandoned the afghan that helped support us, the family members. i'm proud to represent sacramento county which is the largest, has the disposition of afghan refugees,. i know my staff this and other sense that number and submitted over 10,000 names for humanitarian parole, the calls

. >> burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood. >> i'm surprised to see you here. >> well, i'm glad. >> thank you, i'd love it. >> a lot of what makes successful television programming is being in the right place at the right time. and it was the right time. >> entertainment journalism evolved as the audience got more curious and had more access. until that point, the entertainment business had been something that we didn't know all that much about. >> we could go behind the scenes in our effort to really give an insider's look. >> the crafty old jr of "dallas" fame was with his mother, actress mary martin, as he was presented with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> it was very honorific of the industry. they would do serious coverage of it. it wasn't salacious and you would see actors speaking as actors instead of on a johnny carson show. >> what are you like off camera? >> i'm like this. oh, this is on camera. >> this is on camera. >> it was the beginning of a lot of money being made talking about entertainment and celebrities. >> robert redford plays the good guy in the mov

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the original series are also included, along with batman and robin suits worn by adam west and burt wardided these pieces should go back to the fans. fans of late night tv can snag these audience chairs from the set of the tonight show, starring johnny carson, with carson's interview, desk, couch and coffee table also up for grabs. you still have a little time to start saving your pennies online bidding began this week, but live bidding goes from june 2nd through the fourth in dallas, texas. jackie ibanez, ktvu. fox two news. the true nature of reparations, you see because report on california's reparations task forces reparations will cost as much as $1.2 million per black residents to compensate for the damage caused by slavery. several actors are involved in figuring out a potential payment for each person, including how long a black person has been living in california and a be on the home or a business. the task force expected to vote this coming saturday on whether to approve that report so state lawmakers can review it. the coronation of king charles of britain is this saturday, b

up their iphone, they give up their second car we can't have anything like that that we own 100% of burtess than any we own. >> joining us right now to discuss apple, gene munster, the managing partner of deepwater. it's a fascinating comment to hear warren buffett effectively say he likes apple just about better than anyone else he owns including businesses he owns outright. >> i had to read that quote like three times because i don't know if it's right for the oracle of omaha to pick favorites, but that seems to be what he was saying, and that definitely stuck out to me, especially given they've owned this for seven years. when they initiated the position, trfhere was a lot of question what was warren buffett owning apple for he was not a tech investor the line that he was following here was his history understanding consumer behavior, and so it is that consumer behavior piece, which i think has elevated apple to the top of his list here, most favorite status, which is remarkable. >> what do you think of the stock at this point of the ball game i maean if you go back and look, this has

the head of british military intelligence, a certain burt, made a report on the reassessment of the tasksconvinced that , of course, anglo-sections of anglo-sections are, of course, champions, so that, as if reading the general phrases that he publishes in his report, at the same time, from the point of view of analysis hallway shkvydu, that in fact, the priorities will not change in any way, the next 30 years. and in principle, now is the time when they are exposed. this is all the villainy and scum on the part of our western partners. well, firstly, russia, as before, is declared the main war. secondly, bird believes that now the state will compete in matters of national security, since the general prices do not have that former value. so i want to ask him the truth, and what common values ​​​​in general does he say those values, which they invented for us, as a rule of international politics. so we just started a special military operation precisely because we decided to wipe ourselves out of this matrix of common values, at least it’s good that he begins to recognize that their common

the original series are also included, along with batman and robin suits worn by adam west and burt wardshould go back to the fans. fans of late night tv can snag these audience chairs from the set of the tonight show, starring johnny carson, with carson's interview, desk, couch and coffee table also up for grabs. you still have a little time to start saving your pennies online bidding began this week, but live bidding goes from june 2nd through the fourth in dallas, texas. jackie ibanez , ktvu. fox two news. thank you . time is 5 26 side shows once again taking over bay area streets to tell you about a new warning going to people who see them happening. and many bay area law enforcement agencies using military style equipment. the debate within two bay area cities about whether these programs should continue and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just go to ktvu .com/ email. sign up for the (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation

in terms of pacific out roach i will defer it burt. this is bhourt is p merced community liaison. >> thank you. in the 16 years we had over 500 meetings community and city. we had dozen meetings with neighbors. ja great if you can roach out to the team may be he was not able to come to meetings and get more. why i will be help to tomorrow. thank you very much >> with this i will add my comments. i think the are well designed and makes sense to have this request. i think you know who i we are not -- responsible for the budget of project and cost savings i think similar to when we heard about the downtown project won'tment to send messages this we want to have housing built in the city and partners with projects to get things moving the trade off here is reasonable. open in a wider plaza. and again with the stair down i don't know there will be lingering in the your that will be covered as much as drawn forward in the larger available and i assume more pleasant open space you may hang out in. seems like a good trade off and anything to s

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