liz: it's a really incompetent answer, carly.se, there's thousands and thousands of oil leases and a fraction that improved and going for biden administration and why is there primaries and why are democrat voters okay with with having a canned late they didn't vote for. voters might have said no and they could have said no. she'll hammer small businesses with a massive tax increase and more irs audits and 1099 paperwork and more and more out of the government. they don't want it. >> look, we have seen inflation going down with job growth -- liz: no, it's up 6.7% and groceries up 22% and electricity up double digits and gas up 5% and talking about overall rate. if you did it the way they calculated in 1993, the real inflation is 18% on monthly basis, carly. >> i'm talking about the trend from where it has been over the past year. harris is trying to pivot away from where biden is knowing that he had struggled on the economy in terms of voter satisfaction and she's talking about understanding the pain the voters had, and she's got

carly was five months pregnant. the shooter was the father of her child. i understand the motive was he did not want her to have the baby. she was the light of my life. she was strong, courageous, type of person that would want to go out and help others. it is important that we all come together and share our stories and think about ways we can have a positive effect. >> thank you for sharing that. [applause] i've had the privilege to talk to gun violence survivors and family members who have lost loved ones really all over pennsylvania, but also all over america. i'm always inspired by how many of them have gotten involved after that incident. they've started nonprofits and taking action in the wake of what is unimaginable loss. the strength and grace they have shown and you and your wife have shown is truly humbling to all of us. thank you for that. how did you get to where you are today? and where you have been able to turn your pain into purpose? >> it is an ongoing process. the short answer is prayer, support from loved ones, and just taking each day

i do want to go to lee carter, carly cooperman. and, ladies, i do want to get into what both sides are saying post the debate, and, lee, i'll throw to to you first, ian sands, of course, the aforementioned harris campaign spokesperson, was with me yesterday x i asked him about donald trump maybe hinting that the door isn't completely shut on another debate. i want you to react to this. >> i thought his exact wording was pretty interesting. he said if he's in the right mood, he might do a debate. he's awfully moody. i don't know if he's just working through his feelings after tuesday night, but as the vice president has said, you know, the american people deserve a second debate. they deserve to see the choice in this election. neil: what did you think of that, lee? and would it make a difference anyway? you're a great historian on this stuff. do debates in general move the needle? i can think of jfk, 1940, they certainly did -- 19600, they certainly did. >> i don't think they move the needle in big and meaningful ways, but this rac

right now carly thinks the longs have gotten overcrowded and the shorts have gotten overcrowded. overcrowded, that's a sign it's about to run its course, and the trend is about to change directly, at least temporarily. remember charting, we try to figure out what happens, big moves before they happen. that's why this is a great teaching lesson. garner believes the s&p 500 is reaching a climax of euphoria. the bulls have piled into the s&p futures while the short sellers have done the same. as a result, there is a 75% negative correlation between the statement and ag futures. that's because you buy stocks if you believe the fed is beating inflation but sell on commodities for the same reason. last week they finally found a bid. garner believes last week people decided to take the other side stock from swaps into grain. if the stock market goes back into sell-off mode, easy to see happening then garner thinks it could trigger a short squeeze in the grain complex. yes, she thinks they're that interrelated. look at the s&p futures in grain and corn futures in yellow going back to 202

as she learned her fate. >> carly gregg is evil, and that's not easy to say. but the truth of the matter is sometimes evil comes in young packages. >> reporter: the jury seeing five days of disturbing evidence including this surveillance video. first, you see gregg with a gun behind her back, pacing around the home. then you hear gunshots. gregg returns to the kitchen, texting and playing with her dogs. prosecutors say she shot her mother ashley, a 40-year-old high school math teacher, in the face. her stepfather heath coming home moments later, gregg also shooting him. >> gun went off in my face before the door was, i don't know, three or four inches open. >> reporter: wrestling the gun away, making this frantic call to 911. >> oh, my god, she's killed her mom. >> she's what? >> she killed her mom. >> reporter: prosecutors say the violence unfolded hours after a friend told gregg's mom about the teen's marijuana use. gregg's attorneys arguing she was having a mental health crisis. >> she doesn't know what was going on at that time. we're asking you to find he

we've been speaking to former lioness carly telford .ple of minutes. the inside scoop on what actually happens in parliament and all these prime ministers that he's seen come and go. it'sjust come and go. it's just absolutely fascinating. >> it is, isn't it? let's go to our top story. now. number 10 has admitted to releasing 37 prisoners out by mistake, several of which have still not been returned to jail. this is all part of the government's controversial early release scheme. >> well, in response, the ministry of justice has claimed to be working in tandem with the police to urgently return those inmates. well, you'd hope so. >> this comes as labour is drawing up plans to introduce a texas style prison system with a points based approach for good behaviour. >> well, the government's also apparently looking into rehabilitation projects. it wants to invest in those in a bid to kerb overcrowding in prisons. >> so we're asking this morning is labour really in control of law and order? let's speak now to our political correspondent olivia

carly, i want to finish up with this. new york -- latest new york times poll also showing harris struggling with a key demographic, men. harris is trailing by 56 percent to 39 percent, there is a 17-point difference premise when it comes to women, harris leads trump by 53 percent to 42 percent, the is an 11-point difference. but carly, how significant is that? >> this is important. this gender gap is something that we've seen even before harris was a presidential nominee where this was a race that has -- is becoming more intense in terms of its division among gender. the trump campaign has leaned in to some extent to some of the masculinity, like, really they think that your voters and young men in particular an opportunity for them while democrats have been leaning into abortion rights and things that they are going to appeal to women more. and with harris on top, she needs to try to lessen that gap that is expands right now with men. she is going to have that benefit with women and women voters do tend to turn up more t

good passage of play, quick, sharp passing yesterday at the press conference i did ask lee carli, he's i said was that long enough to implement your philosophy and the way you want to play and he said yes. i think england certainly looked very good in the first half and the second half title let their but up the gas was out of view of the pundits ice folk to set exactly if england want to push on and when major competitions when teams are there for the take and they have to go for thejugular. it has take and they have to go for the jugular. it has to take and they have to go for thejugular. it has to be take and they have to go for the jugular. it has to be for, 5-0. the jugular. it has to be for, 5—0. really comprehensive victories i think ireland were never good to be the toughest of tests, with all due respect for the period england are now going to prepare to play finland at wembley on tuesday. that should be a tougher test for the period england are now going to prepare to play finland at wembley on tuesday. that should be a tougher test. if this was an audition for it lee carsley

carly was five months pregnant. the shooter was the father of her child. i understand the motive was he did not want her to have the baby. she was the light of my life. she was strong, courageous, type of person that would want to go out and help others. it is important that we all come together and share our stories and think about ways we can have a positive effect. >> thank you for sharing that. i've had the privilege to talk to gun violence survivors and family members who have lost loved ones really all over pennsylvania but also all over america. i'm always inspired by how many of them have gotten involved after that incident. they've started nonprofits and taking action in the wake of what is unimaginable loss. the strength and grace they have shown and you and your wife have shown is truly humbling to all of us. thank you for that. how did you get to where you are today? and where you have been able to turn your pain into purpose? >> it is an ongoing process. the short answer is prayer, support from loved ones, and just taking each day one step at

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david: let's get reaction from democrat pollster carly cooperman and independent women's forum seniorolicy analyst kelsey mueller, good to see you, thank you for being here. they say the devil is in the details but we are not seen many of the details at all from kamala harris campaign she's light on specifics particularly on border policies, what you make up. >> absolutely this is the status quo for kamala harris all throughout the body to administration and her campaign where she has put out the vague sounding nice sounding policy proposals telling americans were get a lower cost for the middle class and we're going to lower the cost for child care, hard to disagree with but when we don't get the opportunity to press her how are you going to lower cost for the middle class and how are you going to lower childcare process enter cost she does not answer the and on the policy proposal it wasn't just then with specifics it was completely empty of specifics, this debate cannot be more important for former president donald trump to really presser on the specifics, what is she actually goin

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of this columns as has been lies, carly launching strikes across the board at videos emerging on line. show the iron dorm defense system, intercepting rockets. it's long clear if there have been any casualties the earlier on monday, the idea of hit numerous targets across lab and on so let's get the very latest on this now and cross the line to our, to the middle east bureau chief biography adoption i. so maria, bring us up to speed on the developments, and these were denied a good evening to your mike. well, let's start with the head, gar is the address. it was the idea of spokespersons. so the address on monday, hardly surprising. it has to say, given the dramatic escalation, help the situation in the region including israel. well, he announced that israel is now officially under the so called special home phone situation. while it is not a state of emergency yet it's significantly expands. the idea of power is to issue live saving instructions to these really public like allowing it to bend gatherings . limits start is restrict movements and also authorized additional military meas

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i think the first 45 minutes showed a lot attacking intent and what perhaps in england under lee carli. we know he's at least got this autumn in charge of england because the fa made that clear as they search for carousel gate the england have never lost against finland and ii gate the england have never lost against finland and 11 games. this would be a really bad time for them to start in terms of his career let's have a little listen about what he started managing philosophy. regardless of tactics, the mentality, you have to believe that you care _ mentality, you have to believe that you care for — mentality, you have to believe that you care for them and want them to do well, _ you care for them and want them to do well, that you support them. ultimately if you can create that environment and hopefully you'll see performances. i think it's important were _ performances. i think it's important were exciting to watch was up with what you're — were exciting to watch was up with what you're watching a play at home they expect attacking football they expect _ they expect attacking footb

one public and carly got a great answer. i said, what is the problem? i have to face a constituent in the mormon. who the hell are you going to face in the morning? he said the mirror. [laughter] he said, i think it is the right thing to do. lost his seat, as many did. but it is worthwhile occasionally here with talk of how great -- how bad things are. sometimes people rally to the moment. not every vote is like what we are talking about. yes, it is a problem, and leadership expects to provide some cover for members in tough situations. they do it all the time? no. but from time to time? absolutely. >> it just seems like it has become -- >> i am talking 12 years ago now, but nonetheless. not ancient history. but it was a time when people could have easily, particularly that close to the national election. as a result of no politically the people did vote yes for it, so many lost their seats because of that single vote. >> we both voted yes, he lost in a runoff, my race was decided not month later by 312 votes. i would have gotten six or 7% conservatives

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carly. the school district is under the oversight of the california department of education.ld be a takeover of the district. >> it's hoped that by city hall getting of all that won't be necessary. happening today, students are hosting a rally against the san francisco unified school closures. they're going to speak at a board meeting asking that they pass this motion advocates are fighting to protect small schools which predominantly serve students of color, demanding deeper investments to improve schools and increase enrollment instead of closing emergence schools. the rally starts at 5.30, ahead of the board meeting at 06:30pm. almost a dozen bay area schools have been recognized as this year's national blue ribbon schools. all right, the prestigious award on our schools where students achieve high learning standards and close achievement and opportunity gaps. relativity, 6 schools nationwide were chosen to be part of that list with 33 california schools making that cut. congratulations to all the award recipients. still ahead, the crowd, morning news covid cases on the ri

. >> neil: carly, thank you very much. charlie langston.for diddy and his lawyers to come out of there and whether he will be granted this bail. again you heard the arguments back and forth for why they shouldn't happen. 's lawyer -- already gone on record and made a statement going in to the courtroom that combs is an imperfect person, going here, but he is not a criminal and that is what this entire trial eventually when it comes to that will decide. in the meantime other developments in the world of politics right now and the forsaken assassination attempt on donald trump enacted a -- tonight more to the point will be the first opportunity for folks to hear what donald trump has to say. and see him at a big event in michigan. aishah hasnie is there with more. >> neil: >> this town haul is focused on the economy but the assassination attempt is bound to come up and as we continue to hear the tru trump-vance team talk about how the rhetoric from the left is to blame here, i've been speaking to some. >> rt. hon. justin trudeau: supporters w

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the show, hosted by four time host and acm award winner carly pearce and jordan davis.rce will also perform the big winners of the night include lainey wilson, trisha yearwood and luke bryan. the hosts say that tonight isn't just about those artists. this is a very special show to country music, it is obviously about the people that have made a huge impact on our format as artists, but also all of the people behind the scenes that help make those artists dreams. and our dreams come true every single day. you can watch the show tonight at 6:00 on doctor phil mcgraw's merritt street media platform. you can find that on directv, dish, samsung tv plus, or on the merritt plus app. who knew? i was just gonna say honestly, never knew about it, but there you go. a lot of stars there. that's cool. you learn a lot here on today in the bay and you're going to learn about today's weather, too. not as warm as yesterday, though, so that's the way to look at it for some spots. cooling trend. right. if it's two degrees, you probably won't feel the difference. but you know, in some of o

think back to 2016 and hillary clinton and hi stalking that he appeared he was doing and how attacked carlyesn't hold back when speaking about or to women. what unique challenge might that create for vice president harris as she faces off with him on the debate stage tonight? >> you know, that is a challenge for anyone. i foe she's up for it. i know by how she and her campaign has handled this. because some of the things that they've taken straight on, some of the things they have ignored, which is the right thing to do. you've heard her say in the past, same old playbook, next question. and some of the things she has used humor. and i just think that she, when you look back at some of her other debates for the u.s. senate, for attorney general, she was able to effectively take on things with sometimes a sentence or a look. and i think oftentimes in the past, when people weren't used to dealing with donald trump, just try to go at him with everything, and he is just -- he wants to control that debate stage. i wish they would have left the mics on. that is something that kamala harris wanted

thank you so , carly means you're not pretty famous. >>> wr >> we're eight days into the kamala harris mcdonald'srs investigation and unfortunately, still no bus. r but we do have a majorg development liberal fact checking website. >> snopes just updated its owntn investigation into kamala'st fr mcdonald's origin story. it went from researcomesearchovn in progress to unproven, interestininterestg. hav >> and we have a new player in kamala's mix saga. >> meet doug mcdaniel along. were you and the vice president dating before preseforh workedtbot at mcdonald's? >> it was it was pretty earl y on. yes, of course i led with that. oh, yeah. i thought on our first date.mpl >> hey, honey. you know, she named employee of the month. >> i don't know. oh, mean, maybe the one thing i was better at first. you know, you've taken out the trasg dih washing dishes, tn maybe go to the fries. and then i learned how t teno do what they called the 10 to 1 grill, which ten patties to a pouns ted, 10 to 1.u're and so i learned how to do itt during the rush where you're jushet flipping bun the burgers, you kno

and i'm flashing back to donald trump in the 2016 primaries when carly fiorina was also on the sewage? >> absolutely so she was giving him that unsolicited advice and it's interesting because it's gonna be different advice for the two candidates for trump is going to be like, don't make it all about personal stuff, don't go after gender. and for harris is going to be like, don't make it all about policy because people want to elect someone with charisma who they connect to on a personal level. i don't think we're going to see harris play out up race or gender, but trump in subtle, if not direct ways, is going to go after them. the other hidden language in this debate is going to be so much pennsylvania language, so much pennsylvania messaging in the answers that we're going to hear tonight. i think even though this is a national debate and it's meant for voters around the country. there really still is one state that is going to, there in philly baby. yeah, for sure. all right. margaret talev. thank you so much for being here this morning. i really appreciate it. >> all right. to watc

carly short. director. thank you for the question, chair post.glad you were pleased with the news letter. that is typical for the outreach performed for significant capital projects and particularly if there are changes to the schedule or unexpected items we definitely try to proactively, but i would describe that as typical, yes. >> great. thank you. and thank you again tothe communication department announcement is to call out june nees letter in the works. a interesting document. it started with deep dive to annual sand removal at ocean beach briefed on by director short. featured video footage of the machinery and work required in the short window of time. public works universal operating engineer shifted ththe great highway to be added back to the beach. in the works also showed the public works department in june annual float department staff with massive cleaning crew that up at the parade late into the night. the news letter launch of computer game for children to teach and give appreciation for diverse works of public works to maintain p

. >> carly, thank you very much indeed. >> carly, thank you very much indeed .ys, but is this really what's best for britain? >> let's get the thoughts now of the shadow transport secretary, helen whately. good morning to you, helen. there are critics who say that this is about politics rather than practical solutions . solutions. >> good morning. good to be speaking to you. this morning. so we know that the railways need reforms and when we were in government we were planning that ourselves. but i also know that what passengers really care aboutis what passengers really care about is mainly two things. one is about their fares and railways being affordable, and the other is about reliability. trains turning up and turning up on time. and the problem with the bill we're going to be debating in parliament today is that it doesn't address either of those things. it's not expected to make things better for fares or for reliability. there's a risk it could make things worse. and what it really is, is a deeply ideological bill. it's basically saying private sector ba

, raymond liu and a familiar face to sfa, who was once our california climate action corps fellow, carly chang. so in any any order. hello, my name is sue chang, and i'm the senior commercial toxics reduction coordinator. i'm really honored and excited to be joining the san francisco department of the environment. i have over 30 years of experience in the environmental health field, specifically working on protecting the public from toxic chemicals and most recently, i was working at the center for environmental health, a national ngo based out of oakland, on getting toxic chemicals out of food packaging and foodware and getting, environmentally preferable reusables back into k through 12 schools. thanks. thanks hi, my name is walter jones. i'm joining the environmental education team as an education environmental education associate, i'm super excited to be here and to get the opportunity to engage youth across sfusd. hello everyone. my name is raymond liu. i'm going to be joining the environmental department as an education, environmental education associate. i'm really excited to be a

historically and carly law enforcement collaborates well together regardless if it is a sheriff's office or police department. when national law enforcement organizations collectively present their concerns of positions whether in support or opposition to legislation, congress needs to listen. congress' decision consecutively impede law enforcement service performs investigations or even recruiting. supplying grant money or funding is not the cure-all. backing from congress in all aspects is essential. this is national police week as america honors the day-to-day service and sacrifice of our law enforcement community, and on this day peace officer memorial day we honor those who have given their lives in the line of duty. issue we've already witnessed 58 alliance of duty deaths among law enforcement officers with 23 of those by gunfire. our job is dangerous and we need to help serve and protect our communities and ourselves. we ask you recognize how law enforcement has and continues to raise the bar. the progress i've witnessed since i was hired to be a police officer back in 1978 when i