connors beat him. that a black man can win in a white man's sport. and you lose to jimmy connors of all people. >> ashe, the black traditionalist, who upholds the ancient white values of the game. and connors, the white upstart, the emotional, sometimes crazy man whose tennis is almost a contact sport. >> i'm in the ring every time i go out there. you know, once i hit the first ball, the bell rings and it's a fight for me. i'm an animal. i go after everything and i fly off the ground and i'm jumping and everything so i can get to that tennis ball. any time there is the enormous amount of money involved, it's going to bring out everything in people. these times have changed. you know, from the way arthur was brought up and the game. his attitude is a lot different from mine. >> connors really burst on the scene in 1974, when he won three of the four grand slam events. >> this young man, connors, reveling in absolute power. >> i certainly love to watch him play. >> it was annihilation from the relentless

john connor is the only hope. and boy, that is indicative film. in 2000, in 1990, one terminator two, arnold schwartzenegger comes back as a hero, and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor, learns to cure for human life, doesn't actually kill anybody, john connor's a good, eddie furlong tells him, like, you can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in that he's. and the, you know, there is no faith but what we make. so 1980s is like the future is terrible. 1990s is like, well, there might be nuclear war, and robots might be trying to collapse, but some of the robots got to color to love [inaudible]. there's a new, new hbo documentary about which woodstock, 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate, which talks 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary. in 1994, there was a lot of like peace and love and harmony, it was like not a great re-run festival, but it certainly emphasized the peace, love and harmony. woodstock in 1999 is just this dystopian vision of people, like tearing things down, setting fires on fire

because she's going to have a son john connor who will be the leader of the human resistance army tothe so, you know, they're ai led the robots to to launch nuclear strikes against all of humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity john connor is the only hope and boy that is a negative film in 2000 in 1991 terminator 2 arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor learns to care for human life doesn't actually kill anybody john connor the kid eddie for a long tells him like he can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in the knees. and the you know, there is no fate but what we make so 1980s. it's like the future is terrible 1990s. it's like well there might be nuclear war and robots might be trying to kill us but some of the robots can learn to love deep in their hearts. there's been there's a new new ish. hbo documentary about woodstock 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate woodstock's 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary 1994. there was lots of like peace and love and harmony and it was

hey, and that's big old first b baseman connor harrison, they batted around del campo.ace number 4 foothill on thursday. by the way, connor harrison, the younger brother of giants pitching prospect kyle harrison, thousand in aa ball as a richmond flying squirrel. that will do it at this hour. everybody have a great day. i will see you later. >>> it is 4:57, and we are on the fire watch this morning. >> we just learned about a fire in napa county as crews worked through the night. >> plus, it's officially the start of pride month, the beginning of celebrations across the bay area today. - bedtime!! - bedtime. ♪♪ i love bedtime. the thin, sweet bite to end the night. oreo thins. studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now at 5:00, we are on the fire watch. what some homeowners just learned overnight as the fire reaches hundreds of acres in napa county. >>> plus, it's the start of pride month, the kickoff celebrations today in the bay area today. >>> and we are now just a day away from the start of the nba finals, the struggle to get tickets to chase center. >> and later, m

and report from administration chief oshg connor on fleet and facility updates. finance other support services and home land security.connor o facility updates. finance other support services and home land security.connor o facility updates. finance other support services and home land security.oconnor facility updates. finance other support services and home land security.'connor facility updates. finance other support services and home land security. greetings i like to give thanks to the fire reserves as well. for each and every one of you. i appreciate you. and i know the department does as well and thank you for taking time out of your life tonight as well to -- come say hello to us. and thanks to commander buck low and penia for your diligent work. this does not happen without you. thank you very much. >> i would like to give a warm welcome to our new commissioner phasier, welcome to the team we are here to support you. and look forward to working with you. thank you. now on to my report from our last meeting. had an up tick in covid. 38 members are out wit

defender connor cody is good in a crisis. he saves them here.learned little else for some time. flickered in flash, but it was a rare spark. the game drifted until suddenly, an alarm, hungary with a penalty. the nation star with his nation's chance, one for the kids. england seemed tired and hungary had an appetite for more. this should have been 2—0. harry kane came close, they had been second—best. patrick geary, bbc news. ireland suffered a shock defeat in the nations league, losing one nil to armenia in yerevan. armenia are ranked 92nd in the world, 45 places below ireland, but eduard spertsyan produced a stunning strike that means ireland haven't won in 11 nations league matches. iga swiatek was dazzling as she beat coco gauff to win her second french open title. the world number one produced some devasting hitting to sweep aside her american rival injust 68 minutes and win a 35th match in a row. lydia campbell has more. the court in 2022 has belonged to iga swiatek. 3a games unbeaten and ready for her second french open final, her opponent

last so i mean as, as one of the months within him, we need to do this on another spot live gig and connor is to the left of a baby. this is the villa had he lives, anita. this is ella kula morley. hey me, martinez. scott, is that the music? gotta continue this up as i do i from well, i mean i deal with mrs. gay fell up with animals better the as he has it. on the month of may, nasa seen the little was gone, the little come when you had them in was one of those that a squadron she said some unless they weren't they not with me. ah, that is. but only how a mouse in about a year or no, i don't want to drop us off right away. i you know, i mean, i do have a good time with a with ah, a world world. oh ah, we must follow sales. they will simply, the name was up in san elizabeth, yell of what we as little ah, they will not romanella how ye woe, skill must have been them, which was called by needles in this village. earliest they speed and cellular bus. ah, [000:00:00;00] a gallery are in the social commer, was this in the hill our system will muscle pillum what it's under my side of color we're

the last one of the month that the name lisa, good on those found live gig on connor is to the left of the baby. is to de la harvey. listen later. this is electron luna, molly, hey me, martinez. is that the music got to continue this up as i do? i have no idea of mrs. gay fell up with an almost bed of b as he has it. and they must on the main, as i've seen, the little was called the local. many of them, it was one of those that a squadron she said some, unless they weren't been on i only see ah, that is but only how a mouse in about a year or no, i don't want to jump us off the job right away. i, you know, i mean, i do have a good time with a a we in the in the word with the same simply the name was one of the funniest couple of we as it with the will not them on the not how am was killed her believe which was cool, funny edelton, which i spit on the bus. ah, ah ah, ah, ah ah, i got a me look, i'm a what is conditioner i'm with them. i am working with them in the most k new career. nathan, when i was the lead that is needed is as well. so we, we looked at and we'll talk soon. so to luc

live gig on connor is to the left side of the baby. is the dealer. how are you listening? this is a like a memorial. hey me, martinez is with them. is it got to continue this up as i do? i put my knee for both your audio mrs. ski. so like with the i c as in, on the month of may, nasa seen the little was gone the little from when you had them in was one of those that a squadron she said some in us they weren't they not a new me see as close to me ah, with a k y k a one year or no on it? i guess i don't want to drop it off right away. i, you know, i mean, i do have a good time with a a me, in other words, not with the same fellow, simply nameless, pulling up and suddenly probably as little with the will not romanella how he was almost a building which was called by needles. and village estates and bus ah, ah, ah ah, ah, ah, i use the aim to come what i'm what i'm working with and the and then was came new grace and it was nathan. you know, i knew it was what the leave it is need it is as well. so we are but i would love if it's been looked at and we'll hope to see him. lucki

but then again, did so meet them. us connor. nakano could have she me cannot. my car been here yet? but still no curl. so you store what the sure meet them, us me real piece going on as the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. the people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in ah ah ah ah, the war is to blame. japanese people who come to moon last leapt ones mm. ah. you see it keeps me use me. ah a little boy, a marriage with you for you my listen, look and you live muscles. if you look on the initial be one of us to get a little while diaz can use to put value a new due date or 2. but you also still listed on those a what i see these teeny bussey's no growth you medation says use a gun bus a a shape out the same because of the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. i think i'm going to with this with you, i guess with you i'm with full credit. it's going to be able to reach out to still easier for this patient. but in

some a little bit reluctantly like sandra day o' connor. many robustly because it has been part of precedent but only six broke off and five of them are still with us. that's the point we have got right now. this is such a different court that america is going to have to get accustomed to. the three trump appointees are only in their 50s. >> on a whole host of decisions. we saw on guns yesterday. this is the desire decision. i want to read a quote from the majority opinion here written by justice. he writes roe was wrong from the start. its reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences. far from bringing about a national settlement, roe and casey have inflamed debate and deepened division. in fairness, i'll read from the dissenting opinion. justices write with sorrow for this court but more for the many millions of american women who have lost a fundamental constitutional protection. we dissent. if you can, jeffrey, describe the division on the court on this issue. i can't imagine a more stark one. >> it re

none us i g but then again, just so me them. us connor nakano could have she me cannot mica. they. she got any of the stano. cool. so you start with a sure meet them us, me real piece going on as the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in the news. the war is to blame. japanese people who come to move last love ones me. i mean you see it. if you choose to me use me ah, ah, receive the current pricing tree long as the continuation of the global financial crisis of 2008, which really has been resolved. we have only been trying to financial eyes and blah, blah by economy. and, and what i see as perhaps a crisis of neoliberalism shooting sri lanka 1st. so i don't think the usual solutions going to work. good. want to happen, drastically change direction. the are to come up with this crisis. ah, ah, russia's military says it's killed, more than 50 top ukrainian officers including generals, and a cruise missile strike on a key command post. and in our runs out

but then again, just so mid them us. connor nakano could have she me could omega kenya duster know curl. so you store, but the sure meet them, us, me real piece going on as the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. the people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in the news. the war is to blame. save a japanese people who come to moon last leapt. ones me use the key to me. ah ah ah, in ah! in the united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. uh huh. we have a responsibility for the whole world and we need to make rules for the rest. because without out there will be k d o. the head of the british army issues a rallying cry to troops, telling them that they need to be ready to face russia on the battlefield. what goes all out to

connor hansen, fox news.vote is set for today on whether or not the iconic western joshua tree will be designated as a threatened species. that designation would make it harder to remove the trees for housing , solar or other development projects. california fish and game commission took hours of public comment yesterday. instead of vote for later today . if the tree is listed as a threatened species, taking one down, would require special approval from the state. our time is 7 16, the infamous corpse flower just days away from blooming at the san francisco conservatory of flowers. it's a rare five ft tall plant. it's named that because it smells like rotting flesh actually smelled it live on tv. it's horrible. the plan normally blooms once a decade and just for a couple of days. now, this video is of a corpse flower from a past display at the conservatory of flowers. we don't know when the corpse flower will bloom. but when it does the conservatory plan to stay open later. jesse you can have a chance to see

model martina connor managed to shoot provocative footage of the meeting with anastasia volochkova withburlakovsky. what do you care what i do in the massage booth these shots were incriminating material martin was severely beaten by the guards of the ballerinas. what right anastasia does your security have in general, in principle, because people to raise their hands anastasia honestly tell us what was on the video. in fact, the premiere on saturday at the first, ilya burlakovsky, for a long time refused to take a polygraph test, but he will enter the studio. burgers are so tasty and the right sauce is important here. ketchup makeev recommend to buy climate equipment with a discount of up to 90 nine percent for bonuses from sber thank you sber megamarket the largest park is a bank that exists even in the smallest corner of russia this is a bank where you at any age of six and nine and any resident of the galaxy can become clients of this bank that's what the largest bank postal bank is. this summer in lenta discounts for entire categories every day on fridays 25% for face and hair care

tracks could have been made by spotted hyenas through a more aggressive species, globally. liquid connor gardner a. if the government doesn't take care of the hyenas, again, we have no choice or google play the dumb. cuz i mean, we have to shoot them. that's the plan on the mazda. ah, when he was a cattle, her phineas casa owner, also killed hyenas in lions. today, he protects them. he's a ranger, a member of the unable community reserve. since the ninety's farmers like casa ana, have joined neighbors to create their own nature reserves, which now cover about one 5th of namibia land mass. last night, elephants rated neighbors vegetable patch. so for the next few nights casa, ona will stand guard level. despite the problems they cause the farmers still want to protect the animals on your boat. like oh, you know that didn't things have changed to programming in on my younger she yet for back in the day. if a hyena took one of your animals out, you hunted it down and killed it when wound yet pullman b. o. there. today we live in a new world. i'm with laws that protect wild animals and we're

. >> reporter: connor schoen is the executive director. the recent harvard graduate was inspired to start break "time" while working at a shelter during college. >> i found again and again that the thing that they were most asking about was jobs. >> reporter: were you surprised by that? >> i was surprised by that. because you're at a homeless shelter and you expect that king about jobs. with workplacehe year-long training followed be a three-month job placement at a non-profit or small business and credit counseling. >> if i had known about this ten years ago, i wouldn't be going through what i am going through now. >> let's pick up the donations. >> reporter: for armani the job is the beginning. break tim helped him apply for an apartment and r rent assistance. >> break "time" gives you an opportunity to further yourself even with the hurdle also you go through. even if you make a mistake they're saying it's okay to try again because only you are your biggest hurdle. >> reporter: helping people like armani and fletcher find meaning and pu

he was exposed. 20 years ago peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and unborn son, connor. he was sent to prison back in 2004. she was a domestic violence victim. the hearing has been rescheduled for august. >>> back in 1987, some community volunteers who recognized the importance of a library's got together in the south bay and started the san jose public library foundation. 35 years and more than $30 million later, that foundation gets a lot of credit for what they have accomplished. the bay wants to give credit for those who do the work every day. scott thomas here with a story about these people with a special bond. >> three people have a lot in common. one thing is that they have all worked in the san jose library for the last 10 years. but that is not the main thing they have in common. >> technology has brought a lot of changes to the world of libraries over the past two decades. but one thing you can still count on to this day is that there will be books, lots of them. this story though is about something else the san jose public libraries in particular have an abu

reporter connor hanson talked with experts who share what to look out for.m clocks to phone chargers. even car keys . you can put a camera in it. they are getting harder to detect, especially someone who has enough sense to hide this. these cameras are small enough to hide pretty much anywhere. take a look at this one. hidden on the inside of a screw. we asked an expert about some ways you can detect them. you'll notice that they all have a similar form factor surveillance plus in winter garden sells the equipment. they say they get calls from people every day, trying to identify a potential camera, they say a good first step is to search spy cams online and compare them to what you're seeing. all the travel clocks are going to look like this. all your cellphone chargers are going to look like this for about $150. you can buy a device like this. it can help you find even the smallest lens or detect a wifi connected camera. airbnb says it does not allow hosts to use hidden cameras or cameras in private spaces, and hosts are supposed to tell their guests about

he is a dynastic professional on his right, what kind of shares will be respectfully placed before connor to patients, when waving to zahaha, the most chestnut health, or am i from kumiklashkevich and anzor tuzhaev agency or new? great plans of the great national academic opera and ballet theater of the opening of the 90th season of the premiere of the repertoire palette of the academic stage to replenish the opera gaitan donice. i am decided for the time being the performance of love nap with sticky, of course, funny cloth at the younger version of the gaylon of the director of the theater hanna motornaya until the screen closes at the great will give a ballet in the summer and several balls will hold the dancer level of the devils. great work at the theater of ideas throughout the corpse of young artists. a 100-frame update staggers operatic ballet orchestral and choir ensembles . now there are very interesting plans connected somewhere with the reconstruction of the renewal of old performances. this is good and right. speaking of the first half of the year, then we thought about our li

in the winter, she lives on a small farm near the central anatoly and city of connor. in the spring, she travels with her animals to the highlands, just like her forefathers. janet mishenko sultan mussel demik. with him not being able to live around would be the end for us. we don't like being cook top nor do the animal on the cell, but i could just, well not a monthly service. i'm oklahoma not in. she's more than a herds woman. she's also the president of an association representing the last nomads of central anatolia. in the past years, she is advocated for her people's rights and taken a stand against environmental destruction. before she and her her get moving, she wants to see how her fellow herdsman on the road are doing. there could be trouble the badge out. know mad family is already waiting for perving sovereign at their campsite. as i miss austin, who sat marvia ha, they have several 100 goats in their herd and half a dozen drama dairies. abraham budget has been a nomadic herdsman since he was a child. when they're out, the nomads live off the milk and meet t

government has deployed military navy coast guard, even air force rescue holly proctors are making re, connor supplied, tried to rescue people from remote areas. so for at least 100000 people have been evacuated or rescued by the military's. in this region, it's a bangladesh has about a division, so that is one division which is about 4 districts. so it's a big area and at least 60 percent of that division is inundated with flood water. it is one of the worst in more than a 100 years, according to the government, does luster and relief ministry. now the main issue here is getting fresh water food and emergency medicine. some of the hospitals also are inundated, so it's a very challenging environment. and the flood forecast a center said that the next 2 days is possibly going to be more rain. torrential rain, which is a bad news if that happens. the flood could actually next 2 days get worse. and so is northern bangladesh, which most of the rivers are going and flowing through danger level. so northern bangladesh is also clear danger or flooding. at least 14 districts are already flooded. part

and representative com connor estimated that if big oil companies sold oil at $100 per bail barrel. but hard time with that one, the revenue raise would work out to be about $300 per quarterly check to every american household. earning less than $150,000 a year. live in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron 4 news. thank you. justine. >> as the drought continues to worsen one bay area water district is implementing a temporary surcharge for its customers. the contra costa water district will start charging customers a 15 per cent surcharge. that surcharge begins july first for the average customer using 260 gallons of water per day. the surcharge will amount to $0.28 more per day. households use a less than 20l gallons per day will not be affected by the rate increase. the district aims to reduce water usage by 15% compared to 2020. well, let's take a look at our weather. we certainly would love some rain with that going looking forward to it anyways. some crowder, the bay bridge toll plaza, but it's a nice day out there, lawrence. yeah, boy and dry out there right now. the winds

should be reminded that you couldn't omit war day of unleashed disproportionately belt over and connor's lego us. and then when i respond to that, as a kinder, we must respond to that is or can not be emotional if need be. if need be a photo to, we should consider important kudos from leisure at a low price. now, despite being pressured by the west to sign up to the sanctions, most african nations remaining unwilling to give moscow the cold shoulder. south africa also abstain from voting for a un resolution condemning russia's military operation in ukraine. and the country has continued strong economic cooperation with moscow. the director general of the south african institute of economic research in innovation told our team from the sidelines of the spi form that working with russia is the country's best option. currently, south africa is confronted accelerating rate of inflation driving the prices higher is a big, big component of that is the cost of fuel. the commonly known facts south africa has no real oil resources itself. so to that extent, it is dependent on influence. we also h

connors wormy was here got shot or something? i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass issued a statement about last night's violence. she called it quote, heartbreaking and unacceptable for statement goes on with quote from the bottom of my heart are urged us all to celebrate this weekend in the coming days in a manner true to oakland's spirit. in unity, joy and most of all peace. it's been another tough day for summer, travelers. airlines canceled hundreds of flights and delayed thousands more across the country. more than 1200 u. s flights were canceled today in more than 3000 were delayed. that's on top of more than 1700 flights canceled yesterday, airlines, a bad weather and staffing shortages are to blame. transportation secretary pete buttigieg's held a virtual meeting with airline ceos today to learn what steps they're taking to keep air travel running smoothly this summer. bulgaria weather but of a cool down over the past couple of days. no big changes for your saturday but eventually things will be warming up

i wish connor well as he moves closer to reaching his long-term professional goals. he will be missed. with that, madam speaker, i sadly yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, madam speaker. american families are a greater risk of mass murder terrorist attacks than ever before due to the failing border policies of biden. intentionally opening the southern border with nearly three million illegal aliens from over 160 countries have intruded since biden took office. american jobs are destroyed. deadly drugs are smuggled by cartels leading to over 100,000 deaths last year. devastating american families. most gruesome is the imminent danger of known terrorists from the terrorist screening database crossing into america. last year in del rio, texas, officia

and connor is that's a different matter. my personal take is that this is very counter productive. ah, molly will continue to be burdened by sanctions imposed by a regional political and economic union. the economic community of west african states came to the decision after it said the countries in term government had prolonged its transition to democracy by 2 more years. echo wash regrets that while negotiations are still ongoing to reach a consensus, the mountain authorities took this decision. the union also demanded that the period be reduced to a 16 month maximum after earlier rejecting a 5 year timeline proposed by molly and authorities with the countries ruling who intent refusing to organize democratic election. it was imposed sanctions on molly, including restrictions on monetary operations and across the motor movement a government spokes person claims molly is open to compromise. don't looks on his, molly's president of the transition and head of state has always instructed as a compromise between 2 parameters. for me, the demands of echo was on the one hand. and on the

. >> reporter: connor schoen is the executive director.ard graduate was inspired to start breaktime while working at a shelter during college. >> i found again and again that the thing that they were most asking about was jobs. >> reporter: were you surprised by that? >> i was surprised by that because you're at a homeless shelter and you expect that people will be >> reporter: tr- program starts with workplace training, followed with a three-month job placement at a non-profit or small business, and credit counseling. >> if i would had known about this ten years ago, i wouldn't be going through what i am going through now. >> let's pick up the donations. >> reporter: for armani, the job is just the beginning. breaktime helped him apply for an apartment and rent assistance. >> breaktime gives you an opportunity to further yourself even with the hurdles that you go through. even if you make a mistake, they're saying it's okay to go back and try again, because only you are your biggest hurdle. >> reporter: helping people like armani and flet

shannon connor, who also goes by shannon brugge, has been held without bail for months and investigators say that she supplied young people, young teens, with alcohol and encourage them to engage in sex acts, which she and her family lived there. some of that was my contention when authorities caught up with her last october at her new home in idaho. if she is convicted, she could face more than 20 years in prison. >> this is the former second-in- command. they have yet to wrap up the closing arguments. yesterday marked day three. this is the third day of their presentation. once defense wrap things up, the prosecution will give its rebuttal and that case goes to the jury. he is accused of defrauding investors with felony charges similar to those brought on by lisbeth holmes that jurors convicted back in january. the nbc bay area, he has been in the courtroom throughout this case. you can be sure that you were going to get updates if you are following him on twitter. he will have a lot of information for you there and we will have more of those closing arguments, as well as the jury deli

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so sheila, in east la mesa left when you jenny know kiana connor with alicia in in case i've been madame lulu in could have been madame crucial, sending a check in, in an envelope. if you're on a semi or at the bomb body. if you too late down there, we don live is on the mall. daniel dudley got down j a mega mom and thought, hipaa, you know, season cuts, even if we was, you know, he does a ludy advise you my bob bob with allied lehman. barbara, how you bob? wonderful for dana. wonder was he me go with him of yeah, it's a while when does he get a haunted her mom did. did they found frances? oh my goodness. also who was holding is to go more. oh, sure. sure. to missouri she will some, most likely because she doesn't feel a pro fee to do do do her crew to can you can she sure for the june, for his all we're usually to hardcore by the door. they caught or feel going for the been all do of a joke group. no more. your tablet person is notorious for putting this whole fish . it was whole feasible default to follow is also the shape of some even more you about latrecia ah, a all senior jihad cam

. >> i covered sandraday o connor.concerned about not having the court too far out of step with public opinion. she's very open and candid about that. this group of conservatives is very different. to be honest, it's interesting, it's not -- i don't think is has that big an impact. so what? so people don't approve. >> i agree. >> i don't -- it's people say well, it's going to hurt the court legitimacy. the decisions are still their digs decisions and the law. they have the last word. unless the it gets to be some overwhelming rejection, i don't think it really has much significance the poll. >> do you think that the court is -- i want to get the exact thing that people are telling me. they say that scotus is now firmly in the hands of white christian supremacists. religious based bigotry prevails. that's the sentiment. >> that's not the way i like to talk about the court. i do think the court is in the hands of extremely conservative republicans. who have a very specific agenda on lots of different issues. including li

charles: talk about the former darlings, i thought they were connor mcaggression gore.idn't know they were coming to participate. i thought block and paypal were dominating industry. you said i was wrong. you were right. what is in the cards for them? >> let's see, block, they're in a good spot. they had a couple great years but emerge ed in a stronger competition. those point of sales are popular with small businesses. they and their competitors only have 25% penetration in that industry. we see three to five years of growth for that business comfortably. but they will not be at the meteoric growth wee saw the last two years but still the 25, 30% range. these are still strong you know, top-line growth players. paypal on the other hand is having a difficult time. we're looking for some leadership changes there as well as stronger execution over the next few quarters. charles: speaking of paypal, i want to ask you about elon musk. he says he wants to turn twitter in a u.s. version of china's wechat, media entainment. i think the intriguing part is payments. is this too a

voting and were losing and they still came out when the court had david suitor and kennedy and o connor. people who were wobbly on the core conservative issues. that didn't stop conservatives from coming out to vote. they knew they would eventually get what they wanted now they have. >> you are right. thank you for saying that. that is the difference between voters on the right and left. the right never give up. they don't get tired. decade after decade they lost ask lost until they won. and in the process took over state houses, state senates. and governor ships so they are positioned to take ownership of the about half the women in the country. 48% of the women now live in red states. you are talking about the fact that those state legislatures, the women in the states are their property. they can do whatever they want. it's about trying to convince voters you are going to need to switch the people out and vote in prosecutors who won't prosecute you and state reps and senators who won't destroy you and governors who won't veto your rights. it's a complicated argument. which is added t

one of them is connor shell who was one of the most senior executives at espn.ca bardini who is the ceo of bar stool sports. they have been in a lot of culture wars. then you have the ceo of the atlanta hawks, and as we know, the nba has gone through a lot of pains to clean up all the reputational cultural issues in their organization. i think that those are probably three directors to watch as they figure out what to do here, but i think as we have also seen with these sorts of stories, liz, where there's smoke there's fire. i would be surprised if this is the last we hear of allegations and claims coming out of wwe. we don't know that, but i think that's going to be -- that will be the thing that tips the balance here. >> liz: they put out a news release yesterday and reconfirmed it at this hour that vince will appear on the wwe show tonight at 8:00 p.m. that is going to be interesting. that gives us a sense of how he might survive, don't know. i want to get to the ankler. you were at us weekly. you were at people magazine. this is not a celebrity tabloid. thi

. >> thanks, good to see your, connor braxton.ill tell you this, psychologically if we're going to see it is idiosyncratic. we are going to say all that stuff, how much positive sentiment as to what wrapped up in this thing that is down more than 40%. i will say there is a date and time, and a price. november 13, 2020. the s&p announced they are going to add it to the s&p 500. the stock went from november 13th 2022 january, it doubled. it more than doubled. i think it round trip back to 400. i know that sounds kind of crazy on the charts. that makes sense to him. i think that would take a lot of that overly exuberant sentiment that has built up in this period. i actually think of the quarter are likely not to be particularly great, that might be the end of it. >> tesla was at 450, that was shaken up. think of how tesla had been for so long, and still is for so some sense a barometer for retail. the most actively traded option in the united states on any given day. that is a lot of retail trade being driven. if it breaks or 50, tha

last time she appeared in court in april, prosecutors revealed phone calls that connor supposedly madewhile she was in jail were she allegedly told her 15 year-old son not to cooperate with investigators. now, officers say that she also told her husband to come up with a plan to hide their finances. in oakland, police are searching for the driver who killed a father in a hit and run that happening all in front of his kids. the crash happened last thursday night at the intersection of 14th and jefferson right by oakland city hall. the victim was riding his bike with his 2 young kids following just behind. and when he entered the crosswalk, the suspect in the vehicle there hits the man at a high rate of speed. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. the victim has been identified as 42 year-old dimitri put involved. he was taking 2 of his youngest kids back to their mom's house. the driver, though, just kept on going while the children were left behind to help their father. >> he was thrown from his bicycle. one of the his son's tried to give him cpr, try because nobody

congressman connor says he hopes the us will soon adopt and accept european standards for formula to quickly import more supplies. it's been really scary. my son being two months old, he can only eat, uh, formula and he can't have anything else. i can't make something at home for him or find something else, so not having it available at our local stories has been really disconcerting. representative of first five california group that focuses on children and families suggest those looking for formula asked their family or friends to check stores in other areas as well. for 19 is the time checking in with steve paulson would what kind of day are we going to have steve? a lovely day panel. okay good. it'll be cooler than yesterday, although it wasn't bad. for some , it was hot for others today will kind of bring those inland temps down. there's a lot of high clouds streaming over probably some fog. underneath that veil of high clouds, but there's a little bit more of a breeze. so temps which went up yesterday, we said they'd peek out they have will start to see a drop today. 83 75, 85,

connors wormy was here got shot or something? now in a statement released this afternoon, oakland city council president nikki 14 ottobar says last night's tragic and unaccepe from the bottom of my heart. i urge us all to celebrate this weekend and the coming days that a manner true to oakland spirit and unity, joy and most of all in peace. reporting in the newsroom. mark sayer ktvu fox two news, mark, thank you very much. well in san francisco police closed off several streets in the mission district during tense moments last night , the police told everyone to avoid mission street between 18th and 20th streets for several hours. because of some sort of problem that happened as warriors fans celebrated in the streets so far, police have not released any more details about what happened there. yeah, baby , i'm going to say now going to say now. the warriors in their fans still riding high in the words of clay thompson on cloud 109 after they won their fourth nba title in eight years, the dubs wrapping up the championship in game

connors wormy was here got shot or something? now. in a statement, oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass says last night's tragic violence in downtown oakland is heartbreaking and unacceptable from the bottom of my heart. i urge all of us to celebrate this weekend and the coming days in a manner true to oakland spirit in unity, joy and most of all in peace. open police have not released any information at this point on the search for a suspect. reporting in the newsroom. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news, mark. thank you. or none of this covid shots for young children could be just days away. now, the fda has given emergency authorization for two vaccines for kids as young as six months old. roughly 18 million children could be eligible. as jonathan serrie tells us now. the last step is approval from the cdc. federal regulators, clearing a key hurdle and expanding covid vaccine eligibility today, the fda greenlit fighters and modernist vaccines for children as young as six months old. our evaluation of the safety and eff

congressman connor said he hopes the us will soon adopt and accept european standards for formula to quickly import more supplies. it's been really scary. my son being two months old, he can only eat formula and he can't have anything else. i can't make something at home for him or find something else so not having it available at our local stores has been really disconcerting. representative of first five california a group that focuses on children and families, suggests those looking for formula family or friends to take to check stores in different areas. opec is planning to pump more crude oil over the next two months to offset russian output losses due to the western sanctions has agreed to boost output by 648,000 barrels per day in july. and a similar amount in august move comes as rising crude prices since the russian invasion of ukraine has pushed the cost of gasoline to record highs. it's not clear yet if it will have any effect, though. on the price of gas food workers across the state of planning to strike next week demanding better workplace standards. the protesters set

and now when they have started to let the i villages in to put in the villages, including connor gardner and, and some others and would love oh for this group is it wasn't 12 and 2219. is that according to many sources it's, it is backed by, by randazzo. these, of course, provoke laraca from malcolm will, is people who are we've reason, i think they are quite a bit of a continuous aggression all veranda and dear c, v r. i'm groups if these clashes in this escalation and violence continues, how much more credit these stabilize the eastern part of the country? well, so i think there's one thing to mention here is 2 way to so this addition we've m 23 year one, which many people are talking about in the level if, if there is a in the last weeks or months in many military clashes between hampton to korean, if i were to see in many villages there were open, close to go my at some point a few weeks ago. and that is provoking a lot of displacement of people in the, in, in this is juan, looking at this program and, and i didn't, that's no problem. but in a, which is probably not what i'm talking

connors warm got shot or something. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. oakland city council president nikki four, donato bass issued a statement about last night's violence. she called it quote, heartbreaking and unacceptable. her statement goes on to say, quote from the bottom of my heart. i urge all of us to celebrate this weekend and the coming days in a manner true to oakland's spirit, immunity, joy and most of all peace. the city of oakland will close off some roads around lake merritt for juneteenth celebrations on sunday, lakeshore avenue between macarthur boulevard and east 18th street will be closed to traffic and parking from eight in the morning to eight and nine. the westbound 5 80 lakeshore freeway exit will also shut down. afrocentric will host a two day juneteenth festival includes a pan african wellness fest on saturday and a family celebration on sunday. promoting community culture and love. we're actually going to have a robust police personnel response in the area where, um, stepped up our efforts to work with city departments, uh, to