conrad, i love you so.e tell me this is a joke. >> and she continued to send texts to his phone for months. nearly 80 of them. the prosecution argued she deliberately sent the texts as a way to change her story. at the time i went along with it because i knew you were not going to do anything. but you -- did it and i'm so sorry is i didn't save you. it was agonizing for conrad's family to sit in the courtroom and hear the new details. >> it was pretty shocking. a lot of times it doesn't seem real. >> do you believe in your heart it was criminal? >> i do. for someone in a fragile state and you persuade them in the worst way possible. yeah, definitely is criminal. >> social anxiety in me -- >> lynn said her son's own words a month before he died show he wanted to live. >> i want to recover from this. i feel like i have not recovered from it yet. i do have a lot going for me. i just got a job on the boston -- to captain a boat, that's a huge accomplishment. >> there was another side to the story. michelle's. a

over now to our financial correspondent conrad booze and now conrad diner shareholders meeting was a virtual one as we said there it only happened on line but that hasn't really muffled the criticism of management has it. absolutely jamail you know ahead of this meeting in a bit of about unusual step of a number of large share investors large investment funds have announced that they will not grant discharge to the management board at the supervisory board of diana at this shareholder meeting which is the technical term for them saying that they're not happy with the management of course this doesn't mean that anyone gets sacked at dyner after the shareholder meeting but it's unusual and pretty bold side in that investors and the company the management management is not there not really in line in terms of where the company's heading well there seems to be quite a bit to be unhappy about like for example the company's perceived a poor performance in e-commerce. absolutely was diameter and says that the sales of its hybrid cars you know those are cars driven by a mixture of combustion

our financial correspondent conrad boson has more conrad tell me does news like this still even move the markets i mean surely they're primed for bad forecasts like these. yes that's right jenelle but you know the devil is in the details that the e.u. commission's forecasts for the economy are eagerly awaited on the financial markets because everyone is eager to know what kind of shape the recovery after corona will take and this. worse outlook by the e.u. commission on the economy of course is an indicator that it's difficult to believe in a v. shaped a quaker recovery another indicator for this is today's germany german industrial production which was released in may manufacturers produce 7.8 percent more then in april sounds like a big number but it's not the slump in april had been months but much larger not even a quarter of the slump in industrial production in april has been made up. conrad who is in there with a quick check on the markets for us thank you very much. global tech giants like facebook twitter is zoom and take talks are scaling back their strategies in hong kong

or a financial correspondent conrad goes in there for us and frankfurt let's take a brief look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. french train maker i'll stop has offered to divest parts of its business to ease european commission concerns about its planned purchase of canadian firm rail business last year the commission blocked plans and merged with the real business of german industrial giant siemens. disneyland paris will gradually reopen from july 15th following a 4 month closure due to the corona virus while mickey and donald won't be wearing masks the staff will be it's also mandatory for visitors along with advance booking disney says the paris park accounts for over 6 percent of france's tourism income. while executives had to have defended the chinese companies cutting edge telecoms technology the u.k. parliament terry hearing always faces increasing pressure from a u.s. led campaign aimed at persuading allies to shun its products over espionage for years while we insisted at the hearing that there are no back to words and its products. science is pla

for going financial reporter conrad boson is joining us from frankfurt where the european central bank is of course based so how much of a surprise was this for people where you are. quite a surprise sara because. your also had the backing of germany but as it turns out of the smaller member countries of the euro group obviously had been under a mess on the estimated again you know countries like belgium the netherlands the baltic countries don't like it usually when you know the big member countries of the euro group already decide about everything before the vote and let's not forget kind of angel ones called the smaller northern european countries very small countries with very small weight and that was perceived to be very condescending and arrogant something that donahue is said to absolutely not be just briefly conrad in terms of policies apart from coronavirus recovery plan what will be most important for the euro group chief. the banking union more of an integration of our banking and financial system at presque isle donahue might exactly be the right person to restart this pro

that's their stated goal. >> conrad, you have the president. you have the acting secretary of dhs calling these people violent criminals. who are these people who are actually protesting? >> we have a lot of people we're seeing out there that really are angry at racism in the criminal justice system. they're angry about police violence. and portland has a very long history with a lot of tension between the city's black community and policing issues and how the police deal with those in a mental health crisis. there is a long list of things that have brought people out to protest. these protests were getting a lot smaller, like everywhere. portland saw massive protests after george floyd was killed by police in minneapolis. they were getting smaller and smaller. they never really stopped, but it's federal law enforcement that has really inflamed tensions here again. there was the incident you referenced where jonathan rubella was hit in the head with a rubber bullet. there was the incident involving van where members of vhs were making these ver

conrad win and jonathan levenson, both for oregon public broadcasting.oining us. i appreciate it, gentleman. jonathan, i'm going to start with you. you and conrad broke the story, and it is so disturbing, it's hard to believe that this is america in 2020. what is going there? >> it's since -- protests started across the country in the end of may. it has been going every single night here. sometimes numbering, you know, over 10,000 people. more recently in the hundreds, isolated or centered around the federal courthouse and police headquarters and the county jail. largely nonviolent. the protesters, you know, they throw water bottles at the cops sometimes. police have said that people have thrown rocks. i have never seen that myself. predominantly nonviolent protests. they have been met with really alarming level of violence, i think, teargas and impact munitions, flash bangs, almost every night, the protests have ended that way. and then on july 4th, the federal officers started playing a bigger role in the crowd control and protest response. their level

and here's our frankfurt financial correspondent conrad with his take on this move the energy business that siemens wants to spin off consists for lots of part off technology for power plants that are driven by fossil fuels by coal gas not an easy sale in times which are all about renewable energy but the unit also contains a message which is the wind energy unit off the meds and a spin off would make all kinds of different strategic opportunities possible for the unit which are impossible right now for example merger of the business with a competitor also convinced that what is going to remain off steam and the digitalisation business the railway train unit and the medical technology unit will have a much better standing on the financial markets the spin off. or financial correspondent in their force and frankfurt let's take a brief look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. french train maker i'll stop has offered to divest parts of its business to ease european commission concerns about its planned purchase of canadian firm rail business last year the commissio

and with more on this year's our financial correspondent conrad buson the german manufacturer is not out of the woods yet yes there was an increase in factory orders from april to may but if you compare them a numbers to befall the corona lock down factory orders are still much much lower for example in the german car industry new orders in may were 47 percent lower than in february still the update on factory orders of course was a sign of hope for the financial markets and many traders are saying that the pressure remains high on governments to come up with more stimulus to help the economy recover further for example the recovery fund planned by the european union . in staying in the e.u. the southern spanish region of under new c.e.o. relies heavily on tirzah that's made it especially vulnerable to the coronavirus pandemic and threaten jobs in hotels torah services and restaurants now the region's talking about diversifying its economic base there's an challenges along the way. there is industry and a loser like this elevator maker in seville sells tailor made solutions to a rang

. >> when i think of conrad, i think it may be an advantage of having english as a second language. you have written about a cia. did you grow up only to be novelist or cia agent? >> it has not been easy the last couple of days to defend the cia about 30 years ago, after we began publishing, we were defending the mission of the cia , but not defending the cia. we ran a paragraph, the assassination yesterday had all of the earmark of the cia operation. the cia has screwed up terribly. twenty years ago the importance of intelligence. blowing up the next flight to rome, it make sense to know who they are and who are they threatening. in terms of the cold war, it was an extremely important mission. it is also true that they have scandalized as a result of richard ames and this other guy. i served on the cia for about nine months. i was in mexico. i was a corporate agent. i think i could say i did not kill anybody. [laughter] after a while it became sort of tedious. somebody's whose cover is so perfect that it is not reasonable to suspect that he has asked if cia. you might very well be

. >> reporter: earlier this month, 12-year-old kolton conrad was kayaking with his family in ohio. >> saw this shiny thing in the water, and it was a dog tag. >> reporter: it belonged to a u.s. marine named rhonemus. >> and when you found it, what was your first thought? >> to give it back to the family. >> reporter: his mother went on facebook and a chain of responses led to kimberly greenlee whose brother stephen rhonemus served in the marines and died after an accident 46 years ago. kolton and kimberly met and he proudly handed over her brother's dog tags. >> i came home, and i held the tags close to my heart, and then i cried, and i had my moments. >> reporter: but she and her sister brandy knew they couldn't keep them. >> i knew in my heart these tags were to go to his daughter danielle. >> reporter: she was just five months old when her father died. >> it's amazing, you know, he wore this. and, yeah, it's holding a piece of him right now. i am so grateful for this sweet little boy who found this and made sure that it got back to me. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news. >> o'donnell

comes out of the bochco family goes on to do deadwood they birthed the real thing that when michael conrad would do those meetings at the beginning say stay frosty out there that new yes you're in there were the 1st time you thought well beyond cops there's a whole world there we're not privy to oh yeah absolutely and i also have to give it creators we're going to get to the the show greenleaf which is lynn's current projects in its final season series we have to talk but i also loved you as ray and silverado with you and danny oh my god listen. that was i knew you know we had the same in south it's like oh i'm in hack out now you know this is like a great thing to be in a cast with kevin costner you know jeff gold bloom and on and on just starts karen klein and every night after we shot. larry would have like food or popcorn drinks and we would watch the dailies so it kind of took the edge off the reference of you know. we could all kind of be in the room together and support each other and our own that grotto in new mexico where they built that whole city of sober auto and guess what lit

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soccer player jimmy conrad featuring interactive content from the n.b.a. arsenal f.c. and the u.f.c. the site also in out the collaboration with 4 major soccer teams including rail madrid and paris st germain now meanwhile earlier this week rapper logic who recently announced his retirement from the music industry after his final album signed a 7 figure deal to stream exclusively on the platform logic says that he will be streaming games some studio 'd sessions as well as guest interviews and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. app built on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. portable t.v. can also be downloaded on newer models samsung smart t.v.'s as well as roku devices or simply check it out at portable t.v. see an extra. turn on the t.v. on the back the world of what's happening around me i see shows on the screen and last every t.v. because of the it was near its steady state. after. taking place in the store when i found that there were no. according to

dickless conrad has been conducting research here for decades he has the department of early prehistory and quaternary ecology at the university of to be in. call of all of els and other excavation site in our region have been incredibly well preserved a lot of we found bones in ivory towers and bone 2 wars there for 40000 years old but look almost as if they were carved yesterday water. apart from artifacts musical instruments and jewelry almost 80000 stone tools have been found here. this is a nice sort of sign if i'm buying schlitz i it's not like an ivory carving can be done quickly on the contrary it takes many hours life just so it's different to a pencil drawing where there's room for error. here every line you see was deliberately car and if there's a navel people triangle the delicate fingers it's all are intentional and by no means coincidental says absolutely this is all kind of far out so far. to go to the slightly symbols were widespread in europe around 30000 years ago but the whole of those fitness is much older dated back to more than 40000 years ago. this isn't evidence

both flashpoint particularly over taiwan the south china sea where you would have a real exchange of conrady about it escalating on both sides because whichever side was losing would be tempted to go up the escalation ladder just because it would be so shocked but i think it's the most difficult challenge for us to try to think about how to get to a world 40 or 50 years from now where we have contains china with minimum conflict but they've not been allowed to dominate. it's one of the most important questions we have to ask over the next few years. >> perhaps the question of our time. mr. speaker, it's been a delight to have you with us. thank you so much. thank you for writing yet another. >> i want to thank you for your leadership and i want to thank your team for their collective leadership. the reagan library is a national treasure is an extraordinary institution. i'm so grateful you have dedicated to conveying the spirit of ronald reagan and i think in that sense you will create a real building block of our future that gives us hope that we will continue to Ãb >> thank you so much mr.

nicholas conrad has been conducting research here for decades he has the department of illy prehistory and quaternary ecology at the university have to be in. order for whole of els and other excavation site in our region have been incredibly well preserved a lot of we found bones and ivory and letters and bone to wars there for 40000 years old but look almost as if they were carved yesterday. apart from artifacts musical instruments and jewelry almost 80000 stone to. those have been found here. this is a nice sort of sign if i'm buying schnitzel i it's not like an ivory carving can be done quickly on the contrary it takes many hours life so it's different to a pencil drawing where there's room for error and here every line you see was deliberately car and if there's a navel triangle the delicate fingers or slits all are intentional and by no means coincidental says absolutely this is of kind far out so far. to go to the shooting symbols were widespread in europe around 30000 years ago but the whole of those penis is much older dated back to more than 40000 years ago. this isn't eviden

today conrad bill de blasio continued his denial that new york city is experiencing an extremely dangerousrime wave on his watch. he's seeking to sue president trump, sends in the feds. saying he'll arrest troops to protect federal property. this is how sick it's gotten. take a look. >> i want to be very, very clear that we will not allow this to happen in our city. and this could only make things worse, an and i have sent this letter today to the attorney general and to the acting homeland security secretary, making clear formerly that the presence of these federal officials, these federal officers are not welcome here. we will not be intimidated. if we see these federal officers on our streets, we will see the trump administration in court. >> sean: so scary! that guy right there? he's the dumbest mayor in the country. even new york governor cuomo, trump's concern, the president's concerns of violence in our nation's capitol and new york city, largest city in the country, are well-founded. take a look. >> the president's concerns of new york city were well-founded. there are issues in ne

. >> i bet you riley is not a fan of fireworks, neither is conrad. we have somebody else who doesn't like fireworks, your insurance adjuster. that's next. >>> okay. over the past too years, you have seen or heard some of your neighbors setting off fireworks, but if you're thinking about it, fireworks could also make your finances go bust. because now you could get charged. >> that's right, jessica. we got a couple different reasons for you to keep the pyrotechnics with the professionals. first, they are dangerous. last year, the consumer products safety commission tells us there were thousands upon thousands of people who went to the hospital, 10,000 americans had to go to the hospital for a fireworks injury last year. a third were kids and 12 people died. the second reason, fireworks might be illegal where you live. almost every city bans fireworks and there are big penalty it is you get caught. if that doesn't dissuade you, here's reason number three. a fireworks accident could cost you a lot more than a fine. >> if the fireworks are illegal in you

this is erin conrad asking, could the coronavirus, could it be doing silent damage to a person who does it but is asymptomatic? could we be facing a future wave of problems in years down the road or is it simply tooer tloi have any idea, dr. ungerleider? >> thank you, craig. the answer is we don't really know? this is a new virus and we're learning more about it every day. it's important for people to recognize even though younger people, for example, are less likely to experience a severe illness and require hospitalization from covid, there are longer-term effects emerging for people of all ages who have initial minor symptoms. these can then linger for many years and potentially impact major organ systems. surviving covid doesn't necessarily mean a symptom-free life. these effects are a part of the disease that is not yet understood. >>> up next, questions from a viewer who might have heard one of our experts monday talking about the strength of this virus strain that we're seeing in houston right now. they're asking what did the doctor mean that this virus has changed? is it getting

haven't homeowners like michael conrad say it gets worst every year, threatening not just the eco system, but the recreation, too. >> we do not keep the lake beautiful, but also to be able to do boating, and don't want that shut down. >> reporter: they say it would provide a habitat for other nonnative species to grow, and most concerns, it could spread throughout the rest of the lake. >>> we've been track something thunderstorms in the lake tahoe area over the past few days. it's one of those teams where if you're there in the morning, not a big deal, not a cloud in the die, and then by 2:00 or 3:00, you have the heavy hail and thunderstorms. so that could be the case this weekend as we head into sunday. temperatures here in the bay area will trending up, as we head into your saturday forecast. if you can't see the bottom row, highs for today, everybody up a few degrees. you'll notice that temperature change as we head into the weekend. here is the plan for saturday. we'll still have some fog for the morning hours, clearing to near the coast line into the afternoon. pretty much the same

you and conrad broke this story.o disturbing, it is hard to believe this is america in 2020. what's going on there? since protests started at the end of may it has been going every single night here. sometimes numbering over 10,000 people. more recently in the hundreds. centering around the federal courthouse and police headquarters in the county jail. largely nonviolent. the protesters throw water bottles at the comes sometimes. people have said that people have thrown rocks. i've never seen that. predominantly nonviolent protests and they'vemen been met with an alarming level of violence. tear gas, flash bangs, almost every night. the protests have ended that way. then on july 4th, the federal officers started playing a bigger role in the crowd control and protester response and their level of violence was just levels above what the police have been doing. same thing. tear gas and the conditions and more of the same. much higher quantities. also less predictable. the portland police would give warnings and it would

in a nine-day period, conrad de blasio, the ever incompetent mayor that he is, over 100 people injured, or killed, 18 separate shootings in a 12 hour period. over the weekend, 11 people shot. a man exiting a cab, he was chased down and killed in broad daylight. look at your screen, a woman getting violently choked and robbed in manhattan. that heinous act, by the way, took place in broad daylight. another video showing vandals hurling red paint at joe george washington. joe, what will you do to fix it? you haven't told us in the hundred days. the nypd now facing what is a $1 billion budget cut. brilliant mayor, blink of an error. that was cuomo who not only sent covid patients into nursing homes but also signed a no bail bill, all the anarchist the police arrested, they were let out to join back in on all the anarchy. congresswoman ocasio-cortez apparently still not satisfied, releasing a statement that reads in part, defunding police means the funding police. doesn't mean budget tricks or funny math. she is saying that they don't go far enough and she's advising biden! at a time when

. >>> david conrad of d.a. davidson and david long of raymond james for more i'll address both of you with your full names, given we're all davids here. david long, let me begin with you. we heard wilf talking about wells fargo. you have a sell on it. i assume there's nothing you saw from the quarter thus far that gives you any pause in terms of that rati rating? >> not at this time. the pre-tax, pre-provision income company reported. we were looking for $5 billion in pre-tax, pre-provision income, came in at about 3.4 and factoring out some of the noise with the excessive operating loss against some of the excessive operating gains, you're still at about $4 billion in pre-tax pre-provision income, that's 20% below our forecast and the street forecast. when we look out going forward two years, we are already projecting a 27% decline in pre-tax, pre-provision income, between 2019 and 2021, and again, that excludes the impact of reserve losses and reserve building so from a fundamental basis and a core earnings p

>> we on the outside gathered in the park across from the conrad hilton and the bridges were all closed with barbed wire, machine guns placed on the streets pointed at these demonstrators. and the breakdown of law and order was being perpetuated by the forces of law and order. >> downtown chicago at balbo and michigan avenues, there has been in progress for some time a peace demonstration. the police have come to put it down. the national guard has been called to help. >> police and demonstrators tussling all over this this intersection on this, the night, of the democratic convention. >> it was a police riot and i had never seen that before in my life. i had never seen groups of policemen with lead-knuckle gloves and clubs going after civilians. there were pools of blood on michigan avenue. >> bit confusing on the floor. shirley maclaine, roosevelt, in front of a tiny television monitor. what was your reaction to what happened downtown? >> devastating. so unreal what's happening here compared to what's happening down there. >> a girl being carried off to a paddy wagon. less than a nonv

bay area analyst and former forty-niners defensive lineman ian williams responded saying that while conradight to do what he wants and that he doesn't have to be on board with black lives matter he should be on board with equality for all and ending racism regardless of his religious views adding quote, it's simple if you don't want those to simple things. you know you are end quote. an update now on today's giants game in los angeles and unfortunately more of the same the giants continuing to struggle, especially offensively and i guess from a pitching standpoint there in the 7th inning right now you see the dodgers are leading the giants 5 to one we'll have highlights of this one tonight as kron 4 news at 10. >>all coming up next a woman sick with covid-19 she almost died, but instead she is alive and happier than ever. how the we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you an

he was also very friendly with the novelist joseph conrad. i learned yesterday in the papers of theodore roosevelt, jr. at the library congress that eventually dawson would be put on the payroll of the family and they were sending him money as an ancillary benefit. dawson was a native of south carolina and the son of a newspaper editor who had been instrumental in ending reconstruction in south carolina after the civil war. sharing his father's views on racial issues, dawson had in 1912 written a book in french called "the negro in the united states." dawson praised the ku klux klan and criticized black politicians for corruption during the 1860's and 1870's. this was fairly standard historical stuff at the turn-of-the-century. at a time when that period of american history was in disrepute. by 1960s, as you know, that whole interpretation would be swept away and we would have a newer, more favorable interpretation of reconstruction and there are only a few isolated enclaves in american life that now retain the older view, one of these being

i have spoken with hunter conrad, the county administrator for st.'s county which is immediately adjacent to the south, they're going to be open as well. i think there's -- i don't know about video lucia county. but several are going to be owned. we're not as densely packed as the south florida beaches. >> what are you going to do to control the number of people who are on your beach? >> well, we're not necessarily out to control the number of people as we are gauging their ability to keep a safe distance from one another. the police department will be out to enforce as best we can social distancing. you know, we have got the -- you know, the last -- the last option for us is to close the beach and -- >> when will it happen? you say as best we can. look, we have seen pictures from around the country of some places that have been open and you can see people on top of each other. so what will take place if that's the eventuality? >> well, it depends on like said, how it works out for us in jacksonville beach. the other thing to keep in mind, you know,

that's why, in fact, the initial author of this bill is senator conrad of north dakota because of the problem they had. and i continue as i travel through the country in the last year to hear about all of the problems we have in our v.a. hospitals and the like where they want to have these physicians who are trained in america with degrees in america to allow them to stay and not have to go back to their home country when, in fact, they want to stay in america. helping rural hospitals also means ensuring they have vital equipment like medical supplies like veteran laters. that's why i've urged the administration to deliver supplies from the strategic national stockpile and to protect consumers' access to medical and hygiene products. it also means delivering additional resources for tracing and contract tracing, like the $75 billion that the house passed in the heroes act and it means expanding telehealth services, which my bill with senators casey would do. i recently had the experience of my own dad at age 92 with coronavirus. he ended up at age 92 surviving it with just having lost

this weekend, rose and conrad flores died just hours apart.he couple had been married for 52 years. nurses arranging to have them hold hands in their last days. these two still in shock after their father passed away. >> myself and my family find governor ducey responsible for my father's death. it was his decisions, policy and lack of leadership that created confusion and misinformation. i believe that, you know, this misinformation is the reason why my father is no longer with us. >> reporter: that is a message she hopes state and local leaders will listen to as the response to this pandemic continues to evolve amidst clear demand for testing across the country, amy. >> all right, marcus moore, thank you for that. >>> the latest on president trump's response to the coronavirus emergency. the president seen there wearing a mask publicly for the first time over the weekend amid news that dr. anthony fauci is being sidelined. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has more on all that. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: amy, good mo