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michelle coleman: yeah. we're taking that same kind of ideologies that we had with the bakery and we're trying to do the same thing with this amazing american barbecue and then kind of putting our miami stamp on it. johnny devenanzio: all right. well, listen. i hear it's tradition to have a little-- what do you call it? a cafecito? - cafecito. all right. michelle coleman: yes. harry coleman: miami at 3:05, our area code, cafecito time. so party miami style, huh? yeah. johnny devenanzio: would you say that mango's is one of the staples of miami nightlife? if you go to miami, you got to go to mango's. johnny devenanzio: i couldn't agree more. how long have you been a resident here in miami? actually, when we moved down from new york it was in 1955, and my father bought a building over on collins avenue, one block over here, where we lived, and he bought this ding as well. johnny devenanzio: it's safe to say you've been here for a little bit. - i've been here for a while. the story of mango's is a very interest

priscilla coleman herself has been an expert witness in more than 20 court cases. attention to the paper and said "what do you think of this meta analysis?" and i looked at it, and was really concerned... professorjulia littell is one of those who wrote to the britishjournal of psychiatry, which published this research, asking for it to be taken down. she points to guidelines for this kind of study, called amstar. because it does not meet those standards, we don't believe that the results are reliable or credible. in fact, julia littell says, out of 11 amstar criteria, priscilla coleman's paper doesn't meet any. i have never seen it before. usually when we critique a meta analysis, maybe four or five of the criteria are met. for a good one, eight to ten are met. i have also never called for the retraction of a paper before, but in this — this is a very serious lapse of scientific integrity, in my view. professor littell argues that profesor coleman didn't given enough detail as to how she identified previous research to use, so her work couldn't be replicated. the

in 2011, us psychologist professor priscilla coleman produced research concluding women who'd had anrtion have an 81% increased risk of mental health problems. the paper was mentioned in briefs submitted to the us supreme court as part of efforts to overturn the constitutional right to abortion. and it was cited by a texas judge who ruled that a major drug used for abortion should be withdrawn. but this influential research, published in the british journal of psychiatry, has been widely criticised. some argue it doesn't meet best practice guidance. because it does not meet those standards, we don't believe that the results are reliable or credible, and we called in 2012 for the retraction of that paper. the royal of psychiatrists, which owns the journal, also co—authored a review which found methodological problems brought coleman's results into question. professor coleman insists her work made relevant recommendations, and suggests that criticism is driven by the political nature of the topic. calls for a retraction were repeated in 2022. an independent panel investigated and recom

greg coleman. mr.oleman is the senior deputy comptroller for large bank supervision at the office of the comptroller of the currency. miss doreen eberle is the director of the division of risk management and supervision at the federal deposit insurance corporation. doctor michael s gibson doctor gibson is the director of the division of supervision and regulation of the board of governors of the federal reserve system. mr. rendell jones is the deputy executive director at the national credit union administration. the honorable sarah benatar is the treasure county arizona welcome to washington. thank you for being here, thanks to all of youou for your service and for taking time to be here for each of you will be recognized for five minutes. to give an oral presentation of your testimony without objection each of your written statements will be made part of thehe reco. mr. coleman, you are now recognized for five minutes to remarks. oral >> german bar, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the oppo

greg coleman. mr. coleman is a senior deputy comptroller for large bank supervision at the office of the comptroller of the currency ms. darlene eberle, ms. epperly is a director division of risk management and supervision at the federal deposit insurance corporation dr. michael gibson, dr. gibson is director of the division of supervision and regulation at the board of governors of the federal reserve system. mr. rendell jones, mr. jones is a deputy executive director of the national credit union administration. at the audible sister in antarctica the treasurer of coconino county, arizona. welcome to washington peer thank you for being here thanks to all of you for your service ever taking time to be here for each of you will be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony here without objection each of your written statements will be made part of the record or mr. coleman you are not recognized for five minutes to give your oral remarks. >> german bar, member foster memb

and, the host of the charles coleman podcast. gentlemen, welcome back to the sunday show. you make of special counsel's jack smith question information from both georgia governor brian cab, and the georgia secretary of state broad rockets burger? >> prosecutors are going to go where the facts take them. it's clear that jack smith is going down a road of where types, and election interference. his cases expanded the jurisdictions where it's clear that donald trump was meddling and attempting to overthrow the election results. that's why we're seeing this investigation, and i suspect that is going to further influence whether we will see him move forward, not just january 6th, but all election interference. >> i left off the key part of our question, especially a formal indictment imminent. trump told the world that he would get the target level and we go today. what should we take from the fact that raffensperger and kemp are getting requests for information from the special counsel after that target letter went out. >> the easiest thing you can surmise from all this is jac

professor coleman suggests criticism is driven by the political nature of the topic.for retraction were repeated in 2022. an independent panel recommended the paper should be taken down. >> the owners of the journal just said that they were not prepared for that to happen, which is i think concerning because you would have expected that to be an editorial decision. at that point those of us on the panel who had been part of that investigation felt we had to resign. >> some panel members are concerned legal threats may have influenced the college's actions. the bbc has sent letters saying professor coleman would take legal options if the paper was retracted. >> it truly becomes a thing where all they have to do is send a strongly worded legal letter. that will undermine confidence in journals ability to police the content it publishes. >> the royal college of psychologists said it rejected the retraction request given the distance in time from when it was public -- published. what might seem academic here in the u.k. continues to have real-life implications for women i

watson coleman from new jersey. mrs.watson coleman: thank you for visiting our airport. it was a pleasure hosting you and i know you got to exactly what i have been talking to you about an airport that provides services to so many people, not only in my district, even in the state of pennsylvania and in other counties across the state of new jersey. i appreciate the fact that you not only saw the desperate need for a new terminal, fire station, traffic control tower to accommodate the growing demand but in order for the airport to achieve these goals they need help from the federal government in the form of grants. my airport is the example of many more small and mid-sized airport that are in need of federal assistance and what would happen to airports like the one in my district if federal government set it back to the 2022 levels for infrastructure and airport terminal programs and for the grant needs for airports? i know that is a bit much. secretary buttigieg: i appreciate the question because i think it is important to make clear there would be a real impact here. t

i'm charles coleman junior, in first symone.week, with house republicans with voting up a routine defensive spending will with controversial antiabortion, anti-trans, and anti-diversity amendments. we'll look at the potential impact on our military and national security, along with what happens next, when congresswoman sarah jacobs from california, who's on the house arms service committee joins the conversation. and, republican presidential candidates lean into that our culture war issues at the conservative summit in iowa, with one notable exception. front runner donald trump missing in action. why he skipped it, and whether it helps his competitors who want to win over evangelical voters. plus, hollywood on strike. why screen actors are joining rioters on the picket line. how long might it take for the industry to get back up again? and when might you start to notice that your favorite shows and new movies won't be there? i've charles coleman junior. we have a lot to talk about. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> republicans are drafting u.s. service

with us now is jennifer, a reporter at axios and coleman. thank you both for being with us. coleman, as you know we do this in multiple choice form, so broadly speaking, all this man centric contact sports stuff that we're seeing here, is it, a, because it goes around traditional media, b, plays to a key element of the republican base, c, forgets that more than half of voters are actually women or, d, is just superfreaking hunky. jennifer? >> i'm going with a, circumventing traditional media is a big motive for candidates like trump who really just want to set their own rules. i happen to think that by going with mike tyson he is setting himself up for a real "access hollywood" moment. remember that tyson went to jail for rape in '92 at a time when trump went on "the howard stern show" and said it was a trafty that he had to go jail time. i think that there's a lot of potential for people to get themselves in big trouble with all this locker room talk though i would like to seamus musk cage fight with mark zuckerberg. >> they're doing it too. it seems to be a thing. people a

because the common good coleman economic and good would help people to communicate and feel that their interests are united together . and then people will forget about the political divisions or linguistic divisions . would you add the coverage d a u f? you can union to move forward progress towards more economic unification of the country. i think that's exactly what's, what's happening. you see that you made a slip of the country. i said, well this is of my hunt, amazing of the content and stuff when a present around the post with was jeff, as is the age they did a wonderful change agreement, which is continental the base. and that allows us to change with each other without over red tape that has, has started keeping that and it seems to be holding it seems to be holding. so if we can keep that kind of room and some going, there's no reason to, to why we can't find ourselves in a bit vision with the wealth that is generated in africa, stays in africa. again, we have to go back to how to connect to young africans because it's one of the most pressing issues. they are the future and

, who is also host of the charles coleman paul cast.ould we expect one carlos to oliveira, the resort manager, -- to delete security video appears in court for the first time tomorrow. that is if he actually can secure local council. >> yes, charles. good afternoon, so what can we expect is, when as much as well not a went through, his, codefendant you appear in court for what's known as your first appearance. you are arraigned on the charges that are filed against you in the indictments if he has not procured local council, yet that's to somebody who has admitted to the southern district of florida bar and so can make appearances for him in front of that court, it will probably be delayed or postponed as it was in wealth not as case until a time thatoeo can go into court and bail will be set and conditions of release and then he will be arraigned on the charges. advising the next court appearance. as the mere fact that he has not obtained local council yet is not terribly surprising. he may not have known exactly when he was going to g

joining me now, charles coleman, former brooklyn new york prosecutor, now civil rights attorney.nd host of the charles coleman podcast, in kyle cheney, senior legal affairs reporter at politico. guys, welcome to you both, charles, let start with you here. yet another former trump insider appears to have opened the record books on him. this time, his former chief of staff john kelly. what are the implications for trump when someone like kelly starts spilling the beans? >> well alex, what it tells us is that for the long period time that we have seen donald trump have unshakable allies with unshakable loyalty, that period may be coming to and. we are talking about mark meadows, we are talking about john kelly, we are talking about so many different other people who seemed to be impenetrable parts of the trump dynasty in terms of information in proximity now beginning to release details, this is something that should be a significant concern, because here's what i can tell you, alex. not everyone who's cooperating or providing formation is necessarily talking to the press. what i me

also here with us is coleman hughes. host of the conversation with coleman podcast.ee press. gentlemen, great to see you tonight. let me put that question to you in a form of a multiple choice. donald trump's no, no, no strategy. is he winning a, because of it b, in spite of it c, campaign rules don't apply to him d, i hate you're stupid multiple choice game. don't pick that one. scott? >> c, campaign rules don't apply to him. he's trying to act like an incumbent. frankly, as democrats are acting. he's not participating in a primary campaign either. and trump wants republican voters to see him as a de facto incumbent. and guess what a lot of republican voters to see him that way because they don't accept any lost elections. so i don't expect him to want to go to events because he wants to be put on a playing field of people that he believes are lesser or that are beneath him. because that's just not the strategy he's running, it's not hurting him. and you know donald trump is like a peanut butter jelly sandwich. he's not gonna change his opinion. at this point, you e

our's christina coleman, thank you christina.bama woman his plight captured the country faces charges for leading police and essentially a wild goose chase it. .she had admitted her alleged abduction was all a hoax it. steve harrigan live in atlanta with the very latest on this case. >> carlee russell 25 years old at a nursing student now charged with two misdemeanors forgiving pulse report to police but she could face up to one year in prison for each of those misdemeanors. it was clear the chief of police was angry at the press conferences that he wouldn't charge her with more crimes if the law allowed him into. >> her decisions that night created panic and alarm for the citizens of our city and across the nation as concern grew a kidnapper was on the loose using a small child as abatement. >> russell admitted to her attorney the story was entirely made up. there was no toddler wandering by the sight of the highway. she was never abducted and she never even actually left the city of hoover, alabama the attorney general said tha

reporting in los angeles, christina coleman, fox news. new developments tonight in the legal back and forth over a fatal shooting on a movie set. coming up, what actor alec baldwin wants done with one lawsuit. all right. we're setting out for the workweek. ahead, we'll take a look at the forecast. it does include a little bit of heat and some fog . of course, i'll see you back here with that. and the golden state warriors come in with a big assist as students prepare to go back to school on four in the morning on madeline road, the house was unoccupied at the time, a steep slope behind the house, along with a lot of smoke, as you can see, provided what firefighters called challenging conditions. the flames were knocked down within a couple of hours. the cause of that fire is not yet known. the golden state warriors, along with carmax, hosted a school giveaway supply giveaway today to help students get ready for the upcoming school year. organizers say 200 students showed up at the warriors oakland facility to receive free backpacks and sc

in 2011, us psychologist professor priscilla coleman produced research concluding women who've had ancreased risk of mental health problems. the paper was mentioned in brief submitted to the us supreme court as part of efforts to overturn the constitutional right to abortion. and it was cited by a texas judge who ruled that a major drug used for abortion should be withdrawn. but this influential research published in the britishjournal of psychiatry has been widely criticised. some argue it doesn't meet best practice guidance. because it does not meet those standards we don't believe that the results are reliable or credible. and we called in 2012 for the retraction of that paper. the royal college of psychiatrists, which owns thejournal, also co—authored a review which found methodological problems brought colman�*s results into question. professor colman insists her work met relevant recommendations and suggest criticism is driven by the political nature of the topic. calls for retraction were repeated in 2022. an independent panel investigated and recommended the paper should be ta

let us know at msnbc, charles coleman junior. he's host of the charles coleman podcast., harvard law school professor, jeanne -- she's also contributing writer at the new yorker. welcome to you both. jeanne, i want to start with you. the president of howard university, one of the nation's top hbcus, spoke to my colleague katie fang earlier. here's what he said. >> we sent african americans to medical school than anyone else. and we also sent more african americans from those programs -- we send them in the past two decades in stanford, m.i.t., harvard and yale. those schools combined, 160 million. getting more applications as not necessarily desirable if we don't have the funding to take most of this. >> that lawyer, and as someone who works at a very school that prompted this case, what are your thoughts on this ruling? >> well, i disagree with it. i'm a supporter of affirmative action. it is something that as a lawyer, ever since the beginning of my career, i understood that it was really hanging by a thread because of the supreme court has never been fully, 100%, unam

christina coleman. thanks, christina. griff: now to the southern border.s now planning to sue texas for deploying a floating barricade at the u.s.-mexico border. you see them, the orange balls there, calling it the unlawful construction of a barrier in the rio grande river. and in texas near eagle pass, this is getting a lot of attention, alicia. alicia: yes, and governor abbott is also responding to the investigation that's coming up, do we have that here that we can show? texas is stepping up to address this crisis and we'll continue to deploy every strategy to protect texans and americans and the migrants risking their lives. we will see you in court, mr. president. not backing down, griff. griff: not at all and they will need something because the numbers are down at the border, alicia. we just got the latest numbers, considerably down from previous months, but you know, i was just in colombia and i saw venezuelan migrants streaming through there and they all are headed to the same destination, and that is the u.s. alicia: yeah, but griff you had quite

coleman affiliation, and for the social economic and political 5 successes on the ever seems from 96 up to date. now julia was going see that, and i've seen you by the french policy decision maker on the counter wait as it broke g o b. and i made, it does kind of go when the input in society in africa. so the relationship between that did happen for us give us is, was focusing on what you are association and it's sort of where the dimensions of the top range perception of nigeria. so in 19 seventy's and i did, i decided to bring drugs. i know by opening up the kind of expand or potential investments in adaptive buick up confidence for the range to quincy. then the junior are out for the end of 4. but even with most of the back up on states, it was possibly having been huge. social economy may need to get under point because it has what passed within which a decision made by and that julia b. so, the quote unquote agent on the stage months would not coincide with the power and groups of different conclusions except to be sent to the web root canal, facile money. and perhaps the team d

, msnbc legal analyst, and host of the charles coleman podcast.uys. so, peter, trump is putting on a pretty brave face out on the campaign trail, but what do you think is keeping him up at night? is he terrified by the prospect of being arrested again, and again? >> yeah, you don't hear that phrase on the campaign trail very often. i was arrested. that's not usually a bragging point, it wraps it is not usually the best record to run for president, and yet, we are in an odd moment in our history where that has, in fact, seemed to be politically beneficial for him in the republican primary. so, he's trying to make the best out of it. i think you are right. at night, it's a different question. at night, he must understand, at least if his lawyer has been telling him, one of the lawyers is saying, that he has a really, you know, big chance of actually getting held liable in court on this. the legal defense is not the same thing as the political defense. you can say all you want that they are biased against you, it's -- selective justice, that's not a

in los angeles, christina coleman, ktvu fox two news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now. angry residents of oakland looking for answers about violence in the city as city leaders try to calm fears. another violent carjacking in the middle of the day and it is caught on camera. good evening this friday. i'm cristina rendon. and i'm greg lee. it's been a violent week in oakland with a number of homicides, shootings and carjackings. and it seems like no part of the city has been immune. we have live team coverage tonight about what's going on in oakland. brooks rose has reaction from city leaders and community members about these recent incidents. we begin with our crime reporter, henry lee, who spoke today to a victim of a carjacking in broad daylight that was caught on video. henry gregg and christina, he told me in mandarin that while he speaks little english, he did recognize their demands right after he part is bmw. they wanted his keys cell phone video shows two men attacking a victim on the ground, pistol whipping him and robbing him of his keys. it happened near the

we got charles coleman back with us.ial attorney and former prosecutor as well to talk more about this. charles, thank you for that. technical difficulties when it comes to live television. thanks for rolling with it. talk to me, first, about the justice department's decision here to drop the former president when it comes to their defense of him against e. jean carroll. >> well, what we understand about the department of justice's reversal is basically that while they did believe that he was previously protected by federal law, which shields employees from being personally liable for anything they say in the capacity of their job duties, while they are federal employees, the motivation for his attacks on -- on miss carroll were not necessarily connected to his duties while in office. and that is something that has become more and more obvious and evident since he has left office and continues to make further attacks on miss carroll. because of that, the doj separated his statements from his position because they have co

and msnbc legal analyst charles coleman, the welcome to you both. first you kathryn, does the administration have any obvious options for countering or challenging any of the latest supreme court decisions? >> what i can tell you, alex, is the president has faced two big decisions with the supreme court this week. the biggest of all was the decision to block his student loan forgiveness program. this was a campaign pledge of the president and the president is standing by as he gather with his aides yesterday to work out next steps ahead of that. they are looking for a new program that would cancel up to $20,000 in student debt. here's what the president had to say yesterday. >> i'm announcing today a new path consistent with the days -- to provide student debt relief as quickly as possible. this new path is gonna take longer, but in my view is that's path that remains to providing -- i'm not gonna stop fighting to deliver borrowers what they need, particularly those at the bottom end of the economics to scale. >> but a lot remains unknown as we go f

christina coleman live at the beach. thanks so much.nching massive campaign for bud light using pro american messaging and patriotic imagery and the beer giant scrambles to recover from transgender influencer dylan mulvaney and it caused nationwide boycotts and a loss in the billions of dollars in market value. markets are closed in observation of independence day. let's talk about the state of the u.s. economy with jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig founder and fox business cricketer. jonathan, welcome. >> thank you, mike. happy fourth. mike: happy fourth. from the fox poll, take a look at numbers in terms of people's personal finances, 45% say falling behind, 43% say holding steady, 11% say getting ahead. then on president biden and the economy, 38% approve, 60% disapprove, jonathan, why are people unhappy with the state of u.s. economy. >> it's inflation. it's recession and not 44% of americans actually believe we're in a recession and it's because of inflation and ironic to me it's campaigning and talking about biden economics and by-n

we're going to talk with charles coleman about that. first, charles, your reaction to the sentence, 90 life sentences that's significant. >> it is extremely significant, and people need to understand, when you're talking about the notion of consecutive, what it means is essentially this man is destined to never spend another day outside as a free man ever again. a when you get sentences of this nature, they are run concurrent. in this case, the prosecutor in this case made the decision to give him the plea to allow him to plead guilty as long as he could take the 90 consecutive lifetimes in terms of the sentence. now, the exchange was that he would not face the death penalty on the federal level. as has already been stated, on the state level, state prosecutors in texas will be looking to try him, and will be seeking to actually go for the death penalty should he be convicted there. >> so if he admitted guilt, which he did in the federal case, if he does so in the state case, charles, does that mean that he could get out of the death pe

with us now is jennifer kingston, host of the conversations with coleman pod cast >> so broadly speaking all this man centric contact sports stuff we're seeing here is it because it goes around traditional media, plays to a key element of the republican base, forgets more than half of voters are women, or is super freaking hunky. >> i think circumventing traditional media is the thing here. going with mike tyson he's setting him up for an access hollywood moment. tyson went to jail for rape in 92 at a time when trump went on the howard stern show and said it was a travesty and that tyson should be able to pay to avoid jail time for the rape of a beauty queen contestant. i think there's a lot of potential for people to get in big trouble with this locker room talk though i would like to see elon musk fight with mark zuckerberg. >> it comes with some risk. >> absolutely. >> all right. >> well, joe rogan's pod cast is the me carcinoma of this genera. he refuseded to have donald trump on his podcast. he has the biggest podcast in this space so trump's attempt to go to someone like mike tie s

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i want to bring in ken dilanian, and charles coleman., what do the witnesses who have been called so far tell us? we know they are reporters and producers stakesing out that area. what do the people so far tells you where the investigation stands? >> dozens of witnesses have testified and talked to these prosecutors. one thing that is clear, this investigation goes well beyond the attack on the capitol on january 6th. in fact, connecting donald trump to that has always been a tenuous legal leap. but it's clear that jack smith is looking at the out ways that people around donald trump and perhaps donald trump himself tried to subvert the lawful transfer of power. principally including the scheme to put forth fake electors, who were saying that donald trump won the election when they knew he did not, and gathering evidence on what they're approaches as a conspiracy. they talked to everybody from vice president pence to half a dozen secret service agencies to numerous trump aides, to a lot of state officials, a sprawling, praulg group of wi

christina coleman, thank you for that report. appreciate it. today from the cia director who made a secret visit to your crane what it means for the war in ukraine.d th next. ing. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattress's exclusive gelflex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure, and instantly adapts. sleep better, live purple. save up to $800 off mattress sets during purple's july 4th sale. visit purple.com or a store near you. a uso facial confirming reports that cia director william burns recently made a secret visit to ukraine to meet with the president and key intelligence officers. senior foreign affairs correspondent is live with more. >> that is right, molly. talking with various members of the leadership as this war gets set to turn and ugly mother of a [bleep] corner. 500 days of battle here and everyone very dangerous. remaining slow and grudging. ukraine carefully trying to find their weak points. meeting with spanish prime minister sanchez who came here western military aid has be

aishah: okay, christina coleman live for us on this.e a question, griff, so britney has security with her, too, all the time. where was her security person? >> well, presumably right there. look, this is difficult for me. aishah: why. griff: as viewers know i'm a fan of britney spears, i've rooted for her comeback. this is hard for me to watch. if you look at the video that tmz captured, you can see her kind of go just lunging up like a crazy fan at this basketball star and i mean, britney spears of all people should know you just don't do that to a celebrity around-- with security around them. and so, i'm surprised that she even reacted that way and to your point, why didn't she just tell her security guy, like, hey-- >> her security should have reacted. griff: it was a chaotic situation they were calm and walking, and why not tell the security to say, hey, britney wants to talk to the baseball player. aishah: and even if she's not right and he didn't know what's going on, whatever, just be a gentleman and just say, you know what? i'm

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christina coleman is life in los angeles, christina. >> hired john the crime crisis is extreme here inifornia put up with naacp chapter is calling on city leaders state of emergency due to the out-of-control crime in the area. a scathing letter to city leaders they say felt leadership the movement to defend the police in a proliferation of anti- police rhetoric have created a heyday for criminals. frustration over highway shootings, armed robberies, carjacking and other crimes boiled over in a public safety meeting in oakland on thursday. residents are urged progressive city leaders to do more to stop offenders. >> they drive around and pick a victim. it is getting scary i am fearful. >> how do we stop this hamster wheel of crime? that is really the question. >> check this out a woman's dash cam video shows her survive and attempted carjacking last friday but she did not want to be identified but she did share her terrifying experience. >> they polled an affront to be the guide jumped out, ran towards me with a gun i thought he fired off three shots apparently he was rapping on the win

christina coleman is live from santa monica, california.s all across this great nation are celebrating america's birthday today. it is awesome. a big party everywhere. some patriotic and so many people grateful for the freedoms we have in this country. thousands grabbed a picnic blanket or lawn chair to enjoy fireworks along the hudson river and listen to great music performed by soldier musicians of the west point band in new york over the weekend. take a look at this. in d.c. the douglas memorial bridge was lit up in red, white and blue for the fourth. even more beautiful in person. such a cool sight. this video right here, this is my favorite. the army's golden knights honor the nation's birthday in hawaii by wowing the crowd with a freefall parachute demonstration. captured from the helmet shows them in the sky after jumping from a blackhawk helicopter. so many cool ways to celebrate. also fox news digital caught up with folks why the fourth is so special to them. >> it is the day you celebrate american values, you know, things like tha

christina coleman, happy 4th to you.lian. >> gillian: something completely different, former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus here to break down israel's massive military operation inside the west bank. the idf claims to be cracking down on terrorists there. and the afghan crackdown on women. stick with us. finding military information, newspaper articles, how many people were living in the house and where it was, makes me curious and keeps pulling me in and the photos reminding me of what life must have been like for them. finding out new bits of information about the family has been a wonderful experience, it's an important part of understanding who we are. they'll be here in 5, we ready? - there's uh... - oh. left. left. i don't have it. i don't have it. - keep going. - we should've used behr. yeah. today let's paint. right now, get america's most trusted paint brand at a new low price starting at $28.98. behr. only at the home depot. >> bryan: israeli forces using drone strikes in a palestinian refugee ca

christina coleman's life in the l.a. bureau right now with more, christina. >> hi arthel, this new poly regarding transgender students was fiercely debated at a heated school board meeting in the chino valley unified school district just east of los angeles. both supporters and critics of the rule voice their concerns. >> student and their family could possibly result in abuse, it being kicked out. [inaudible] i think it is more important protecting our children. [applause] cook school board voted four -- one thursday night in favor of the new policy that requires school staff to notify parents and writing within three days after a student request to identify with a gender different than what is on their birth certificate. or if they choose to use a different restaurant great state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman opposes the policy pretty calls it radical and says it tramples on the safety and rights of students. he had a very heated exchange with a school board president who was in favor of the new rul

former federal prosecutor charles coleman, thank you for being. with us after the break, house speaker kevin mccarthy does his best to try to clear trump's record of impeachment while using his position to threaten impeachment of president biden. later, former trump lawyer rudy giuliani is coming clean about some of the dirt he did for his old boss. will it help will hurt trump's 2024 chances. first, my colleague richard lui with today's top news stories. >> a very good afternoon to you. more than half of the country faced heat advisories, flood warnings or watches since thursday. some parts of the northeast can expect mildly cooler temperatures on sunday. other cities will face new records in coming days. the white house has condemned efforts by niger's military to overthrow the government say it puts a grave risks at our cooperation. the state department is stopping short from calling it a coup. official says that's partly should because it has been marked by, quote, confusion shifting the alliances of lutie. lebron james shared a video on insta

let's go to christina coleman live in los angeles with the latest, christina. >> hi mike no charges will vegas police detectives determine the security guard did not willfully or unlawfully use any force or violence against brittney. tmz obtained video of the incident happened around 8:30 p.m. wednesday night in las vegas we didn't see brittney spears run up to san antonio spurs ricky victor wembanyama. she claims a security guard back handed her if the face in front of a crowd nearly knocking her down. and costing her glasses to fall off her face. on instagram she wrote i've been working in the industry for years and have been with some of the most famous people in the world. she goes on to say not one time in my life has a security guard ever hit another person. however, las vegas police say surveillance footage shows brittney going to tap him on the shoulder and they say that is when security pushes her hand off the player causing brittney's hand to hit herself in the face. the 19-year-old top draft pick was asked about the incident he said he did not even realize pop icon brittney sp

but doing these 50 so you can just have coleman problems and common reality and common challenges. but they also have different realities in different setting just and the interest of each country is for the best event of best citizens. what we're trying to do now is the a you, is to say that we have to find ways where what happens with in us is more important than what happens outside of us. we determine ourselves, we need to be more interest spec to maybe we need to decides that the of the country i said, well this is of my heart. it's amazing of the content on the look when a present around the post the with was jeff, as is the a, they did a wonderful change agreement which is continental the base. and that allows us to change with each other without over red tape that has to start keeping that and it seems to be holding it seems to be holding. so if we can keep that kind of room and some going, there's no reason to, to why we can't find ourselves in a position where the wealth that is generated in africa stays in africa. again, we have to go back to how to connect to young afri

second, by vice chairman coleman and roll call, please. and on that motion to accept the amendments to this ordinance, as read earlier, i believe, and to continue the ordinance to the next meeting of this committee has scheduled. for july 12th, as amended. vice chairman amendment i remember i safire i remember running running. i remember walton holt and i chair chan. i chan i we have five eyes. thank you. and the motion passes and mr. clerk, could you please call item number 11? item number 11 is an ordinance amending the business and tax regulation code to allow a sublet to deduct rent for commercial space. the sub lesser pays up to the amount of rent the sub lesser receives for that space. when determining its early care and education. commercial rents tax for the tax year 2023 through the through and including 2029. madam chair, thank you. i would like to make the motion to table the item second by supervisor ronan and with that roll call, please. and on that motion seconded by member ronan, that this ordinance be tabled of vice chairma

second, by vice chairman coleman and roll call, please. and on that motion to accept the amendments to this ordinance, as read earlier, i believe, and to continue the ordinance to the next meeting of this committee has scheduled. for july 12th, as amended. vice chairman amendment i remember i safire i remember running running. i remember walton holt and i chair chan. i chan i we have five eyes. thank you. and the motion passes and mr. clerk, could you please call item number 11? item number 11 is an ordinance amending the business and tax regulation code to allow a sublet to deduct rent for commercial space. the sub lesser pays up to the amount of rent the sub lesser receives for that space. when determining its early care and education. commercial rents tax for the tax year 2023 through the through and including 2029. madam chair, thank you. i would like to make the motion to table the item second by supervisor ronan and with that roll call, please. and on that motion seconded by member ronan, that this ordinance be tabled of vice chairma

christina coleman is here and she has more, hey chris. >> hi arthel.as soon tomorrow. in a series of late-night tweaks elon musk said he is yet for another a change at the social media company. tweeting as soon we shall bid due to the twitter brand and gradually all the birds. here's one a possible look musk once you sending out this flashing neon x logo parade greatreaction so far seems mixe. remade after buying the social media platform. for $44 billion last year but he said he wants to create a super app like wechat in china. he's also pulling the people about change the default color on twitter from blue to black. about 75% so far are saying yes. it would be one of the many changes since musk took over twitter including laying off three quarters of its workforce to cut costs. naming a new ceo and adding eight teller a month subscription service. this of course comes as a musk as compared with mark zuckerberg and met his new app threads. a textbased version of instagram. 100 million people signed up for threads in the first five days of its launch.

former new york prosecutors civil rights attorney charles coleman, and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. and that is not all. we needed frank for losing tonight, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence. i want to go around the horn, but joyce, let's start with you. these charges were not necessarily what we were expecting today. what sticks out to you as the most important? >> so i think two things stick out. first off is this 32nd count of document retention, because unlike the other retention charges, where documents were found in boxes in bar rooms and bathrooms, these are documents of the former president took out, cavalierly showed around in a room full of people, who didn't possess security clearances. what do the involved? the involved highly confidential military plans. so when prosecutors try to ask a jury to convict on the basis of this conduct, this 32nd count really drives home how serious trump's crimes were. and it's if to prove that, we have these two new obstruction counts. they put trump fir

jon: bad news for millions of americans, christina coleman thank you.massachusetts could become the most anti-gun states in the nation. thanks to a new bill was sweeping firearms restrictions for the state legislature democratic supermajority helps to make it a law as soon as next month. bryan llenas takes a look at that story. >> it is a complete wipeout of the second amendment in mass >> gun rights activists are massive democrat sponsored gun bill in massachusetts is looking to expand the sixth existing ban on assault weapons required training and licensing regulations for gun owners, mandate serializing and registering of all gun parts and magazines and ban guns from schools, polling places, government buildings and private property without permission of the owner. >> 's thing is so stripped off duty police officers won't be allowed to carry >> gun owner advocate said the bill unfairly targets lawful gun owners. that massachusetts chiefs of police association quote strongly recommend voting against the bill saying it does not address mental health is