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clark gable swam. it's a pretty cool way to do it. >>> one bay area city is home to the most millionaires.? we'll tell you when we come back. >>> coming up on our7:00 newscast, we're talking about herd community. san jose is on the verge, but is it actually ever possible to reach it? >>> and the bitter reaction continues about the giants' new uniforms. we have a conversation about why they're so polarizing and how long these, we say creamsicles, will stick around. >>> the race to space for billionaires. richard branson will kick off this weekend. why he's so anxious to reach the final frontier, coming nun about a minute. >>> san jose tops the global ranking.inds the south bay has the highest concentration of the ultra wealthy. that means people making $30 million or more, worth $30 million or more. researchers computed that in san jose and neighboring cities, one in every 727 people is worth $30 million or more. lot of rich people in the south bay. switzerland and hong kong are ranked second and third. >> we could pool our money. >> no way! i feel like i know 727 people, and nobody is wort

saturday, august 7th, by the way, will be dwight clark day.ght/7, in honor of the great tight end's number, 87. the practice will take place inside levi stadium, this to raise awareness for als. clark, a 49ers hall of famer, passed away from the disease in 2018. so snap on your imaginary chin straps, 49er empire. liz, i believe you have the 411 on all three preseason games. >> i do. you came to the right place. we've got what you need right here, so tune in. here's a look at the preseason lineup on kpix 5. it all starts august 14th as the niners welcomed the chiefs . then on the 22nd the team travels to los angeles to play the chargers, and the raiders come to levi stadium for the final preseason game on august 29th. again, you can catch all the action right here on kpix 5. >> always a lot of numbers in vernon's sports cast. >>> a major name change in baseball today. the cleveland indians will now be known as the cleveland guardians. the major league team dropped the controversial name after decades of criticism. the move away from native amer

i need to find a way to hold them accountable for their own actions and night. clark said this is a criminal problem. this all of these i'm racist. abuse should be take over. there should be taken to court and they should be criminal trial because this is against the law. i myself, as a bull shanice, i have been subject to who pick ratio will be just for reporting things such as, you know, in england news in the year of it, by reporting that i am subject to races, abuse. and all of this has been very frustrating, especially for people of color. it's become very frustrating because we kind of time to social media. and like i said about reporting, even if we reported what will social media do about it? there's no faith in social media. there's no faith in the government and both the government and social media needs to come together and find a way to criminally criminally, charge these abuses online. and that's the only way we can find a solution for all of the way that we use the stuff online. because if we keep standing here, i'm trying to find the social media compan

will clark school and by the way, that crust cut a little pumped up the dallas cowboy quarterback, seeingy. alright in life. there are three kinds of mistakes. there are criminal mistakes. there's stupid mistakes and they're really really stupid mistakes and that what happened to a young lady at the tour de france? remember this first stage right here, holding a sign too close to the riders? that's dumb. it said. go grandpa! go, grandma, by the way it cause the major pile up. unfortunately minor injuries ensued. but. chief split town. she took a flight she was on the lam. she has been arrested and the charge we don't know yet, but if there is one first stupid mistake, really stupid. she'll get nailed for that. all right, let us check this out your major league baseball player the game it happen. fenway pack fasted hands er alberto, kansas city thought he had himself a triple. that's a beautiful catch. former dodger kick a hernandez covering all kinds of ground out there and, by the way the socks with it over the royals. six two, and that is the sporting life will have more in about 25 min

ranked 300 and 96 in the world when he won in 2003. 0r darren clark's unexpected emotional triumph a decade ago. the game has come along wayexperience and matured i've been able to play this championship a little bit better. hopefully i can continue that record this week. but it's notjust the players that are happy to be back here at st. george's this week we have fans as well. each day of competition up to 32,000 will be in attendance. it's lovely to get out. will be in attendance. it's absolutely excellent. will be in attendance. i in practice he is probably- because everything is up close. spain really fun actually seeing somebody faces with up with rory mcelroy playing over and the putting green over there which is really, wow. he was literally five metres in front of me. really cool. it's amazing especially during the southeast the weather is perfect. the guy gives can be raining, it's amazing, it's nice to be here. don't be full by the picture—perfect location. there are hazards everywhere you look. for the man who becomes the king of royal st. george's come sunday evening, he will have truly earned it. in tennis new

i see kimberly clark, they are way down as well. lauren: everyone hoarded toilet paper last year.ening anymore. they missed estimates and lowered guidance and moving in the other direction. they said their tissue volumes are down. haven't passed to customer yet and absorbing it and sometimes investors don't like to see that. stock is down 1 and a half. regents financial turned a profit. investments in digital payment are paying off. they are seeing adoption, mobile users rose 13% in the last quarter. stuart: overall, the earnings are fantastic? lauren: right, the narrative on corporate america is pretty god. stuart: that's the important thing. when they go and talk about the future, that's what the market reacts to? lauren: the ten-year is closer to 1.3%. friday full of good news today. stuart: big show ahead of you, 11-time olympic medalist ryan joining us on the olympics. white house press secretary jen psaki insists the administration is not pushing critical race theory. we are on the story. we are look ago head to next week, a huge week for big tech. the action start on tuesda

so, another stroke of luck that came seattle's way is the lewis and clark expedition was planned for 1905. the portland board of park commissioners had already contacted the olmsted firm and asked them to design the grounds. it was a little easier to draw olmsted out to the west coast because here are two big projects waiting for him and they allow the cities to share the expenses and benefit from this economy scale of having two cities work to make the trip out here. and, so, that was incredibly lucky. john olmsted also did a plan for the portland parks system. it is the 1903 plan. it is available online, i encourage you to take a look at it. so on april 30, 1902, olmsted along with his associate arrived in seattle and, this is the group of commissioners. olmsted in the middle with his pipe. there, on the shore -- they are on the shore of lake washington. they took a tour to get the lay of the land, understand the natural topography and the assets of this region because, of course, olmsted is looking for those elements that are special to seattle. that are going to help him capture

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reputation compared to wilkie or others that were liked or respected but clark has a track record to create enemies along the waythink he calls himself to people that i serve to fire people. does that work in his new role? >> one way people can look at it is twitter. he is the unusual amazon ceo who will trade blows with people the thing about fred smith the ceo of fedex and takes a shot at him. and tends to critique coverage of amazon have you ever been the subject of a dave clark tweet? he will start throwing elbows. maybe it is even refreshingly combat of because most executives just say the staff quietly. but he says what he believes. the reputation and i talked to a time of amazon operation folks to put together my portrait, even if people felt discarded or trampled upon and said his bedside manner is not good there was still an admiration be grudgingly or maybe even in astonishment like wow. he built this huge network he fulfilled jeff bezos dream controlling the amazon package from the fulfillment center to the pat on - - customer front door that allows so much control over the customer experience when yo

now, clark controlled this contest from the beginning. for the five judges scoring it's his wayliminary round of 16. the moment they was taking on former youth olympic and asian games champion shane quan of china. she was a tricky opponent and the number two seed which showed in the first round which she dominated. davidson began to show her strength as the contest progressed and looked to have scored a knockdown in the third round. it wasn't scored, and it was chang who progressed. the date neck disappointment for davidson, but clark will return for his quarterfinal clash on sunday. tomorrow's action amongst the highlights will be caroline du bois, the european champion looking to take a step toward senior success here in tokyo. take a step toward senior success here in tokyo-_ the world pole vault champion sam kendricks has been forced to pull out of the games after testing positive for covid—19. argentina's german chiaraviglio has suffered the same fate. and australia's curtis marshall was briefly sent into isolation, along with the entire australian track and field squad, af

curtis ranked 396 in the world when he won in 2003. 0r darren clark's unexpected emotional triumph a decade ago. the game has come along wayek. but it's notjust the players that are happy to be back here at st george's this week we have fans as well. each day of competition up to 32,000 will be in attendance. it's lovely to get out. it's absolutely excellent. in practice he is probably- because everything is up close. been really fun actually seeing somebody faces with up with rory mcelroy playing over and the putting green over there which is really, wow. he was literally five metres in front of me. really cool. it's amazing especially during the southeast the weather is perfect. looked like it was gonna be raining, it's amazing, it's nice to be here. don't be full by the picture—perfect location. there are hazards everywhere you look. for the man who becomes the king of royal st george's come sunday evening, he will have truly earned it. in tennis news british number one dan evans has pulled out of the tokyo 0lympics. evans tested positive for covid—19 and is now self—isolating. he joins a host of players missing out, in

way beyond this. he is putting himself on the line, going public with this. >> general clark, i don't want people to loseht of the historic nature of what is being reported here. you have the chairman of the joint chiefs taking evasive action in a way, in discussions because he's concerned about a military coup. now, civilian control of the military is a bedrock of u.s. democracy. to have the u.s. joint chief so concerned how does this strike you? >> it strikes me that general milley was on the inside. he saw the character of the president. he heard the discussions of people around the president. he saw historically grounded. he is experienced. this was his read of it. that there was significant concern. so i think, you know, on the one hand it's a very shocking story. on the other hand, it's a very reassuring story because it reassures the american people we have people in government service who are dedicated to put their lives on the line and stand up to their oath which is their loyalty to the constitution. >> kaitlyn, in this book, milliwas essentially -- not essentially, he was comparing donald trum

it to andy jassy or jeff wilkie or universally liked or respected, clark has more of a track record of creating enemies along the wayated and he calls himself, the simple fire in your book. and some people i think some people calling steinberg for hiring good people but what is his reputation. will he work well read in this new role. brad: you look at his twitter history because he's the unusual amazon ceo who will get up and start cutting those with people. if this ongoing thing about fred smith the ceo of fedex, to try to him. and tends to critique coverage of amazon. have you ever been the subject of a tweet from descartes. i'll start throwing elbows. any sort of like maybe even refreshingly how to combat it because executives will probably just, sat there quietly. he says what he believes. the reputation and i talked to a ton of time operation folks and putting together my portrait. and nina people that felt discarded or trampled upon, is t his bedside manner was not good which is quite a number of people, there was an admiration, maybe a originally admiration but maybe sort of an astonishment like this guy buil

compared to jack or jeff wilkie or universally liked or respected, clark has more of a track record of even creating enemies among the wayink he calls himself the simpler fire in your book, some people i think is nickname was sniper for firing people but what is his reputation like? going to work well in his new role? >> one thing people could look at his his twitter stream because he is the unusual ceo who will get offer and create blows with people and he's got this ongoing thing about the ceo of fedex takes shot at him. he tends to critique coverage of amazon, have you ever been the subject of a dave clark tweet? he'll start throwing elbows and he is sort of like maybe even refreshingly kind of combative because on most amazon executives would just sit quietly and he says what he believes. reputation, even w among, and i talked to a ton of amazon operation folks putting together portrait. even people who felt discarded or trampled upon who said his bedside manner was not good which was quite a number of people, there was an aberration, maybe even just astonishment like wow, this guy is huge network, he has the gold je

to trend andy jassy or wilkie where they were liked and respected in clark has more of a track record of creating enemies along the way rated ideas causing some simple find in your broken some people who i think that his nickname is diaper for firing people. with this reputation, is going to work well in this new role predict. brad: one thing that people can look at is his twitter stream because he's the unusual amazon ceo who will get up there and start trading those with people enhances ongoing think about president the ceo of fedex andy and takes a shot him and he tends to critique coverage of amazon pretty and no have you been the subject of a big tweet read he will start throwing elbows. any sort of like maybe even refreshingly kind of combative because most amazon executives will probably just gonna set up there quietly and he said when he believes read i think the reputation in a talk to a ton of amazon operation folks in putting together my portrait and even people who felt discarded or travel upon who said that his bedside manner was not good which was quite a number of people. there was no admiration may be

2020 final in london, sports channel, derek clark, who was actually at the game, says there was no need to falsify test results because no one checked the many way . at times you doesn't even need to do our feet attached because you won't even check for your corporate task whatsoever. and like i say that were just checking your phone for your tickets and you would want to see that you had a ticket on your phone just to loving un. doesn't matter if you had a negative cast or you may be faked at the test, either step missing more, really to the the the think we should have taken more seriously. there's no checks for call within police and was just a lot of search of people with motor bus security measures should have been in police as well, but there wasn't enough security still to carry out the the checks, health care officials have warned the euro 2020 finals can see the u. k, heading towards a 1000000 new infections within a month. right now. cases have shot up to around $35000.00 a day. but the prime minister is still going ahead with his plan to remove most restrictions in england next week. we will speak to our plan to live legal restriction

the main intention of getting in the way of the mostly ridiculous thing the president might want to. >> but among those, you write where jared kushner yvonne clarkident's daughter, did their status change during the parade route about from the election through an operation? did their influence with the president change? >> i think their influence has always remained basically stable because they understood the limits of their influence. more than any people in the white house yet they could have influenced the that always came up against the barrier of the president who doesn't listen to anyone and also can't really be recent in any conventional sense and the threat of the conversation in short order which goes to say, you could influence him about things he didn't care about or things he wasn't going to remember or things he couldn't comprehend but if you got it into his head but there was something he believed in her want to like the election feel and you just had to steer clear. jared and his daughter most certainly from a week beyond election knew they could have no effect so basically accepting themselves from any involvement. >> one think

we are going to do it in a way that meets this moment of racial, economic, and climate justice. >> all right. congresswoman catherine clark thank you for being with us. >>> coming up on "politics nation," police violence in america is a threat whether you are black or white. more of you black, but also whites have been caught up in this web. i will explain to you why you all must rise up. >>> and later, wildfires raging out west are just one example of the growing climate crisis which is hitting minority communities especially hard. find out what the white house is doing to fight back. >>> but first, my colleague corey kaufman with today's other top news stories. >> stories we are watching at this hour, the major step in the space race, billionaire and virgin galactic founder richard branson is back on earth after a successful trip to space this morning. the plane launched around 10:30 a.m. from new mexico and made to it the edge of space before returning home. california is in the grip of a dangerous heat wave as temperatures hit record highs n. palm springs, the mercury soared to 120 degrees. officials are warning calif

clark, ready to go and enforce these laws. >> senator, i want to follow up on something you just said. one wayu're talking about, voting rights legislation, with only 51 votes, is through a process known as reconciliation. and whip jim clyburn has been floating the idea to pass voting rights that way. are you saying you think senate ru rules would allow you to pass at least some of the voting rights proposals and provisions through reconciliation? >> that process, to be clear, is no substitute for the for the people act. it isn't. the for the people act is grounded in the constitution that says congress can set and alter federal rules for electrics. >> but if you can't get that done? >> if you can't -- what you can do with infrastructure, not in the bipartisan package, and i'm glad they're continuing to negotiate and make progress. what you can do is put election infrastructure in there. you could tie it to certain things as incentives for states to do same day registration, to do the mail-in balloting. it is no substitute for putting the basic federal rights in place. what i'm saying is that

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way. >> you have a friend. >> three-year-old bernie's mountain doll, a three-year-old was pretty excited to see his new buddy. sarah clark video saying every dog needs a puppy. it shows her dogs extreme excitement at the puppy gets even closer. the smaller pooch then he was like oh i love you too. they are like twins. >> they are adorable. both of these dogs are beautiful. >> look how big. >> i like a big dog. >> that big? >> yes. bigger. >> what do you >> 160, 170 pounds. >> i'm trying to picture you going down the street with this dog. >> i love them. yes. >> we had some a greyhounds. >> also big. >> in a different way, a little thinner than the mastiffs. mastiffs are just enormous. is there abb beagle in the future? >> i don't want puppies. i love my senior dog so much. >> let him live the rest of his life. >> he knows what happens now. he knows the routine. >> i understand. you have it under control. let's take a look at what is going on there. we have some drizzle this morning and we will have minor warming inland. the cloud cover will hangout just a little bit longer. fewer clouds especially inland tonight and with

clark, who served as the white house point man on haiti. the fact that two have american citizenship, does that mean to you in any way that there was u.s.ise? >> no, chris, it doesn't. what it suggests to me, based on the reporting we have so far, is that colombians, a large number of colombian citizens and perhaps two haitian americans were involved in this. that suggests a drug gang and suggests mercenaries hired by perhaps one of the colombian cartels because the president probably wasn't cooperating. haiti was always been a transit point for drugs from colombia moving from the united states and a small market for drugs from colombia as well. this looks like a spillover from a colombian drug war. >> big move for a drug dealer or cartel to go after a president. but then again it's haiti. it's not like you're worried about the state coming after you. what does this mean about the likelihood america is going to have to have a heavier footprint there because there will be chaos to come? >> well, i don't think so. the u.n. was there last with its troops and tried to establish security. we tried to establish security before that. it's a ve

way. let's go to the college world series game 3 between mississippi state and vanderbilt. top of the 7th mississippi. a big to offer calum clarkthis one to 3rd. that would be the nail in the coffin. as mississippi state upsets vanderbilt. 9 to nothing. your final. they capture their first national title in school history. show me the money. that's what ncaa athletes can now tell folks who want to use their image name or likeness college athletes will be able to make money from endorsements and through a variety of other ventures starting tomorrow. the ncaa board of directors decided to officially suspend organizations rule prohibiting athletes to do all this. this is widely considered a win for student athletes everywhere, especially for pam for a while. really have been saying this is just been wrong with they haven't been compensated in some far. i agree. i agree is just. >> you know, is if if an american say someone can't make money from their is there like mike knows it just so silly and a quick note, the a's are beating the rangers 3 to nothing good. all right. >> thanks, jason. >> they did you know. >> coming up, a swimm

clark, who served as the white house point man on haiti. um, the fact that two have american citizenship. does that mean, to you, in any way any attack on moise? >> no, chris, it doesn't. but it suggests to me, based on the reporting we have so far, is that colombians, a large number of colombian citizens and, perhaps, two haitian-americans, were involved in this. that suggests a drug gang. it suggests mercenaries hired by, perhaps, one of the colombian cartels because the president, probably, wasn't cooperating. haiti has always been a transit point for drugs, from colombia, moving into the united states. and it's a small market for drugs from colombia, as well. so, this looks like -- um -- a spillover of a colombian-drug war. >> big move for a drug dealer or a cartel, even, to go after a president. but then again, it is haiti. it's not like you are worrying about the state coming after you. what does this mean about the likelihood that america's going to have to have a heavier footprint there because there'll be chaos to come? >> well, i don't think so. i mean, the u.n. was there last with its troops. and tried to establ

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clarke it seems like he had bit of a different reputation compared to jesse r. wilkie who were more respect did. he has more of a track record of creating enemies along the way.e called himself the simplifier and some people had a nickname for him. is it going to work well? thing that people can look at is his twitter stream because he is the initial amazon ceo who will trade blows of people and he has this ongoing thing about the ceo of fedex and he takes shots at him. he tents to critique coverage of amazon. it have you ever been the subject of a dave clarke tweets? and he's maybe refreshingly combative because most amazon executives will sit back quietly and this is what he believes. i think the reputation and i've talked to tons of amazon operations folks amp putting together my portrait and even people that felt discarded or trampled upon who said it was not good which were quite a numberd of people. maybe it's that the grudging admiration or like wow this guy built this huge network and he is still filled jeff bezos's dream and what that allows us so much control over the customer experience. when you see amazon say the packagepe will be there between n

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clark is mindful of the “we” throughout her work. she wants museums patrons to become pollinators-taking her ideas with them as they leave. but not before participating. >> all the wayr side, just give it a nice push through. >> reporter: visitors here are invited to help make truce flags on looms in the gallery. >> and then you'll send it through again. take it out. let your foot off the lever. bring the beater down. pull it tight. back up. and then the next pedal. it's important that we all participate in this collective work of healing,f racial and social justi. >> reporter: and how does weaving do that? >> so we do that at a symbolic level. every single visitor participates will contribute to a collective truce flag. >> reporter: with some deft pedal work, precise shuttling and maneuvering, the visitor weaves their own self into the show-imperfections and all. are you mindful that people will leave their interaction with your work or leave a museum exhibition different? >> maybe they leave with a question, which actually is more powerful, i think than an answer. because a question is an invitation to keep thinking. that's actually how the artwork grows and lives

way to get a job. >> one of my greatest desires is for somebody to see the change in me, because i know a lot of these people out here. >> lee clarkeen there himself, addiction and jail time led to a five-year stretch of living on the streets. >> i used to ride the bus all night. they called it the hotel >> sy: like the thousands of others without a home in the region, he felt lost and ignored by a broken system. just before the pandemic hit, lee finally made his way out, but hasn't forgotten who he left behind. >> one of my greatest desires is that they see the change in me and be inspired to change. >> we want to win people's trust. trying to get them housed. >> reporter: lee's transformation is in part due to his >> sy: lee's transformation is in part due to his involvement with the lived experienced advisory board. formed by the non-profit, destination home, it gives the homeless a voice in what matters to them. destination home's c.e.o., jennifer loving says this type of formal board reflects a paradigm shift. >> it was created by a group of people that had either been homeless here or were currently homeless, saying we need

way i do. supported league that's what trump said. this is electioneering fraud. and from your own reporting on the story, you're right in a moment a foreshadowing he said that jeff clarkgreat, i should put even, referring to the acting chief of the justice department civil division would also encourage department officials to intervene in the election. people want to be to replace doj leadership. what was that comment about? >> so we know, you know, jeff clark who's been an official of the justice department he was introduced to the president at some point by representative scott perry of pennsylvania. we do not know when this happened, we just know that he clicked with the president in part because he to felt like it was probable that the results of the election were not true, even though his own colleagues had investigated lots of different fraud claims and conspiracy theories and themselves had investigated and found them to be untrue. clark still believe them, soak in the president had a committees, so when trump is saying this to the justice department officials, what he's not telling them is that he's already been speaking with jeff clark. he's already been talk