the harley davidson dealership came close to shutting their doors. but now as kron four's as report, this motorcycle business is revving back up. >> all that. >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley would have been more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it would have been like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. >> in the darkest days, he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the temperatures go. harley davidson would recover, but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 ye

. >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley little bit more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it little bit like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street. >> and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. in the darkest days. he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the terms as carly there recover. but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. well, clearly wasn't right. agreed that we're harley davidson. >> however, now like a growing number of busi

kim kardashian and pete davidson reportedly go their separate ways. what sources are saying was behind this hollywood split. >>> good morning, america. we start with the excessive heat and flooding. storms are affecting tens of millions of americans this weekend. >> yeah, the heat advisory is stretching from the central u.s. to the northeast this morning. >> and those severe storms canceling or delaying thousands of flights, but we begin with the flash flooding in death valley. a thousand people stranded at the national park after that area received almost an entire year's worth of rain in just a single morning. danielle breezy from our nashville station wkrn starts us off. danielle, good morning to you. >> reporter: and, good morning, guys. yes, death valley got close to an inch and a half of rain yesterday making it the wettest august on record in just one day. take a look at this video here, and you can see the way the rain came down making it look like rivers coming across the park. we also had roadways flushed out. they had 75% of their yearly ra

the harley davidson dealership came real close. the shutting it all down.is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley little bit more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it would have been like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. >> in the darkest days, he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the temperatures go. harley davidson would recover, but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. we

harley davidson would recover, but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. well, clearly wasn't right. agreed that were heard davis. >> however, now like a growing number of businesses, the challenges. finding new employees. it's been challenging coming out of the pandemic. >> to get people to want to come to work today. we have 17 and are looking for several more working here at harley davidson's. got roston says means you become part of the longevity of one of san francisco's historic businesses. and one of america's most iconic brands. it's more than just a machine. it's a lifestyle is friends. it's family. it's. >> just it's a feeling you get on a harley. >> in san francisco as the kron, 4 news. >> now we want to check in on our 4 zone weather forecast. a look outside at the skies. this is above sonoma county today. a lot of clouds depending on where you were. lawrence had your windshield wiper on or the ac on close to

. >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest losing harley little bit more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it would have been like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. >> in the darkest days, he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the terms as carly there recover. but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. well, clearly wasn't right. agreed that were heard davis. >> however, now like a growing number of businesses, the challenges. finding new employees. it's been challenging co

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my name is warren davidson and i'm a member of congress. speaker boehner was my predecessor. thanks to those that helped me come here. every projects some form of distortion in the money. it is no longer used as a means of exchange, it is used as a system of coercion and control. that's why this topic is one of the most important policy debates in western civilization. the future of money will shape the future of the world and of our country. maxine waters is currently the chairwoman of financial services. that doesn't make anyone sleep better at night, right? the only way we can save america is to fire nancy pelosi, fire maxine waters, and take back our house. that is one step. who feels like we played too much offense last time we were on offense? nobody. realize we are truly in a war to save our country and it involves how we shape money. every dystopian future shows that in so does the book of revelation. we believe that will happen in the future but it is always depicted as evil solution to everything we can to stop that future from happening and preserve what we have. m

. >>> days after kim kardashian and pete davidson's reported split, kanye west is up to his old trickst, he shared this fake obituary for davidson the sources tell nbc news that west's social media antics put him in hot water with his estranged wife who was hurt by the posts. >>> serena williams is back in action, bouncing back after a very disappointing showing at wimbledon. in action at the national bank open in toronto, williams took home a straight set victory to sk advance to the second round. it marches her first singles win it marches her first singles win since the 2021 french open ♪♪ [children playing outside] reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ [food sizzle] so i don't miss all the fun stuff. [whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap. >>> you definitely want to have separate utensils and bedding and towels and treat it the same way like covid. >> right now at 4:30, preventing an outbreak. the steps local experts are now suggesting parents do to help prevent keeping monkeypox out of classrooms. >>> also, making brand new

the four-time nba champion will be honored at davidson in person tomorrow. >> when i left davidson early know how hard it would be or how long it will take. i didn't need my degree, but it was important to see that through and to finish the journey of completing that degree and prioritizing education. that can be something hopefully that will impact a lot of people in their own journeys. and i get to share it with my kids, they get to see me graduate which is pretty special. larry: that is pretty cool. congratulations to him. 13 years and he stuck with it. back to jimmy, they didn't even give him a playbook. he hasn't worked out once with the team in training camp. they were committed to trading him and now jimmy is back. the same jimmy who never left. it is going to be weird and awkward at times. we will see how it plays out as the roles have been reversed. dan: it sets up a strange dynamic. anything can happen. tray can get hurt. larry: or they could trade grow below. who knows? ama: coming up tonight at 8:00, catch celebrity wheel of fortune. 9:00, generation gap. abc 7 news is at 11:

thank you for joining us, sued her son william davidson, and busy and i get at you yemen. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. the sound is there at dot com. and for further discussion to go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. it was during the conversation on twitter a handlers at a j inside story. from me laura kyle and the whole team here. it's bye for now. ah ah. talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's. if you have any regrets, you know, we meet with global news makers, i'm talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. when the news breaks, you're wrong, you're more intense wildfires that the best case scenario is this. when people need to be heard, and the story told, it was exciting to have this icon of the blind be shown to everyone. with exclusive interviews, an in depth reports the approaching, awful da

thank you for joining us, sued her son william davidson, and busy and i get to yemen. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. the sound is there at dot com. and for further discussion to go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. it was during the conversation on twitter one handlers at a j inside story. from me laura kyle and the whole team here. it's bye for now. a ah. oh the land of the free america has never been a real democracy. the black people will never experience that democracy may be excludes divisions and struggles in america's electoral system. a fight for and against equal representation. and the democratic process is the country that's learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headline is that both hotline is what then happens . setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i would likely is that, that ukraine is actually going to get the rebuilding support that it, me international fi

our guests now and in ankara, we have sued her son and to cry and activists in cambridge, william davidson, senior analyst for international crisis group. and in canterbury is busy there. guess if you yemen, you, if you're here researcher electra at the university of kent, a very welcome to all of you. let's start by saying and pointing out that t gray is a very difficult beach and access has been mostly close to genesis the thought of the conflict around nearly 2 years ago. sued was communication. do you have with people in the region and what can you tell us about the situation? well, the situation is really dire and we know both communications are completely out of service and each deliberately done. busy because we, we sold us some media outlets. one to the end is extremely clean inmate what is happening in the sites. but currently we don't have to be honest, a clear communication with our families don't of what is happening except the fact that many people are because of the drug court in each implemented by the government. so basically what we know so far is that people are ignoring

now, for hailey davidson, she's playing within the rules.eir rules from you have to be born female at birth in 2010, they changed the rules, that you could -- really open up the door for trans athletes to come in. in the last 12 years, how many trans golfers have we had? two. back in 2013, bobby lancaster tried to make it, she didn't make it. and now we have hailey davidson, she's playing within the rules, like you said earlier, she's making the epson tour, a qualifying tour to get into the lpga. and so she's playing by the rules. so honestly, for me, the jury is still out on this one. let's just let it play out. i don't think she's going to be able to make it on the lpga tour. >> john: like you said, so much more that goes into it when it comes to golf than just brute physical strength. you drive for show and putt for dough. but when it comes to whether or not this is the right thing for the lpga to be doing, tennis great, andy murray's mother, a tennis coach said not fair at all, no, protect women's sports. listen to the facts, scientists

golfer hailey davidson is fighting to join the lpga tour.wimming, critics say davidson has an unfair advantage. we are joined live. so how did davidson do in the attempt to pick up the lpga? >> she did pick up some notoriety and some outrage trying to get the lpga court, but came up short. the 29-year-old trans golfer did qualify for the lower grade ep son tour, where at last check is not listed in the next epson tour event this friday in idaho. the trans golfer had gender reassignment surgery last year, and now hits it 15 miles per hour slower. she says her detractors have a fear of trans people. if i play bad, people will feel justified. oh, well, she played bad and was not good enough. if i do anything good, it won't be because of the fact i put my whole life into this, it would be because i'm trans. davidson critics say it does not matter what a trans female athlete ability is, you can't undo male puberty. >> the reason we separate men's and women's golfers for competition, and the reason why women's tees are often closer than men's tees

milwaukee is also home to the world's largest outdoor music festival and the birthplace of harley davidson. we picked a phenomenal city. political conventions are really special and uniquely american tradition. 2024 will be another chapter in a long story of great moments, great speeches and great candidates. in 1984, president reagan took the stage in dallas and described the election as a choice between elevating america to new heights or accepting the suffocation of left-wing big government. that convention saw a ronald reagan nominated to a successful second term. we will face a similar choice in 2024 when we will nominate a candidate to bring back that same republican optimism and take back the white house in 20 24. [applause] i told cavalier he might have to cover his ears for some of that. [laughter] he did not hear any of that. but i can say from the first moment i met this mayor, he is somebody who said, i am going to put my city first and the revenue this will bring to my city and the attention this will bring to my city and the help this will bring to the people of my city is go

for his first place finish, davidson won a vcr. oh, looky here... to open my own salon. that's what i'd like to do. i want to open us our own tattoo shop together. - [female customer #2]: that'd be, oh my god... the rocker theme? you can have a motorcycle parked in there. [laughs] i just want to leave jasper. like, i love it here. everybody knows everybody here, yes. - [master cuts employee]: well, when you go to places like new york, you're just so out in this big.. it's a fishbowl. it's a fricking ocean... like you're just out in this ocean, just... what do i do? - [female customer #2]: i'm just trying to move up. i just want to hurry up and be a manager as quickly as i can, make really good money. get a nice house and just go on with my life. maybe settle down... have a kid or two- - [master cuts employee]: i've learned to... like, go with the flow. i worried so much about putting a lot of things in perspective really fast like getting married, having kids really fast. and i thought, i didn't. i love, i love my daughter. - [female customer #2]: w

number 30 go into the rafters to honor davidson's all time leading scorer.completed in may. dion: thank you very much. you can always watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected app available for apple tv and android tv, apple -- amazon fire tv and roku. download now and start streaming for free. as we end our show i want to say thank you very much. we leave you what they live picture from the center. it is all systems go. the rocket is on the launch pan -- launchpad waiting for the window to send it to the moon starting at 5:30 a.m. in the morning. according to spencer christian, the weather conditions are favorable right now and it looks like things should be smooth all things considered. things considered. i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm

john davidson from reuters agency in baghdad. john, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines. this, our international aid has begun to reach pakistan as the army and volunteers tried to evacuate tens of thousands of flood victims. unusually heavy monsoon rate to triggered flash floods claiming the line to more than a 1000 people. this sum, brazil's mean presidential candidates have faced often a televised debate ahead of october's general election incumbent president. john urbanatto accused his once jailed rival, the former president louise ignacio lou. the de silver of corruption. lulu was leading the winter of last week's election. the commission said that the longer ruling m. p l a party won a 51.2 percent majority. fewer than half of anger was registered voters, however, turned out for the ellipse. well, it's one of the world's most ambitious space programs. nasa's multi $1000000000.00 artemus mission aimed at one day, getting humans back on the moon, individually to mars. but it has gotten up to

so clearly john davidson are from vs news agency in baghdad. now to pakistan and the international monetary fund has approved a request for an extra $1100000000.00 in bailout funding. as the country struggles with 2 months of devastating, a monsoon flooding by his hands planning, planning ministers as it might take 5 years to rebuild and recover from this years . historic flooding. international aid has begun to arrive, but many say they have lost everything. drone images reveal the extent of the devastation near pakistan's indoors river. the floods have destroyed bridges in washed away many roads, forcing authorities to use boats, military planes, and helicopters to carry out difficult rescue operations. the government says one in 7 pakistanis are affected by these floods. that's more than 33000000 people. they are absolutely devastating. i happen to see any, any destruction or devastation of this scale. i find it very difficult to put into words the freely oddities that we use to whether it's monsoon rains, or flooding doesn't quite seem to e

we haven't seen pete davidson in a while. david, where do you stand on this? of hip-hop culture. >> david: well, i do love kanye and also as someone who works in the consumer goods industry, you know, i can't tell you how many times people said i was crazy trying to manufacturing an all-metal razor here in the inside. you know? >> greg:. >> greg: dude, i think you're confuseing the show with shark tank. so here's the thing, david, here's the thing. i like what you're doing. i think you're a really -- i think you're a really interesting guy, but this is not my space so i think i'm out. >> david: okay. thank you. the worst on shark tank is when robert wants in on the deal. robert, i don't want you. [laughter]. >> david: the nice thing about the gap thing is, if you work at the gap, you don't want to fold those things -- he's doing a service to the working class. >> greg: exactly no, more folding. >> david: kanye's the best. the guy's a billionaire, he's the best musician in 20 years. he has a shoe line that's like the best, most successful shoe line. what does h

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question on davidson is the iraq bureau chief for reuters news agency in baghdad. he updated me on the situation there. >> it is very tense now. there have been clashes between his supporters and supporters of armed political groups. they have been corrupting in baghdad from time to time this evening. it is very tense. >> did you see this announcement coming in? did you see the violent reactio to it coming >> ethimany observers did not fairly see the announcement of this complete withdrawal from politics coming. i think people were maybe expecting a bit of violence. it had been acquired along -- it had been quiet a long time coming. it gave the green light to his supporters to protest in whatever manner they saw fit. >> talk to me a little bit about his influence in iraqi politics. the fact that he says he is quitting politics, it has obviously led to a vacuum that is being filled with violence right now. >> yes, he has always been a very influential player in iraqi politics. his political power has grown in the last few years. he has millions of loyal supporters.

i love harley davidson. so we were sending all of our love for there to them. absolutely. today on the show, we'll hear from a local organization that's fighting childhood poverty throughout the entire world. hear how moms against poverty can help get back in such a big way. then a wine expert joins us in studio to talk about how you can step up your next trip to napa or sonoma. find the perfect culinary pairings to make the most of your wine experience. >> plus, we're as we have a preview of the 41st anniversary with king of the streets. low-rider car show learn more about how this popular california car culture is coming to town. >> and a familiar face kron four's. ken wayne is joining me with a preview of his latest animal rescue story. find out how he's helping our friends in the sky. all of that and so much more happening today on live in the bay. >> welcome into the show. and thank you so much for joining us today. i'm olivia horton. let's take the show off with case you missed it. >> if you're an employee with lows, well, you're in for super tree. the morrisville ba

we haven't seen pete davidson in a while and david, what do you stand on this as an official of hip-hop culture? well, i do love gunya. i mean and also as someone who works in the consumer goods in and i can't tell you how many times people said i was crazy trying to manufacture an all metal razor here in the united and i think you could be using the show with shark tank. so yeah. so here's a dose. here's the thing. i like what you're doing. i think are really i think you're a really interesting guy ,but this is not my space, so i think i'm out. okay, thank the worst the shark tank when robert wants in on the deal. robert , i don't the thing with the nice thing about the gap thing is if you work at the gap. yeah. you don't want to fold those things. yeah. he's doing a service to the working class. exactly. no more folding over there. yeah, that's a good thing. he really is the best. yeah. he's like he's the guy he's a billionaire. he's the best musician in twenty years. he has a shoe line that's like the best, most successful shoe line and it's like he has to do to prove he's not an idi

thank you very much, william davidson. international crisis group. thank you. well, this isn't use our life from london. there is much more still to bring you on the program. a lebanese submarine searches for missing migrants as questions are raised over what happened when the navy empties, intercepted that both the pope proposed to induct new cardinals. many of whom will make up the exclusive group that will select his successor. i'm in sport formula, one title, rivals. take a hit. the head of the belgian grown pre will bring that story. later in the program. ah. focus on is declared an emergency after months of record monsoon rains are parts of the country have been devastated is caused what the government is described as a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. villages have been submerged in southwest and baluchistan and the eastern punjab provinces. augustine's climate change minister says that malicious honors received nearly 500 per cent more than the usual average rainfall in the month of august. in recent days, the southern sinned province is also

everyone scored and davidson gets this, trying to stretch it to a triple.4 in the 12th. sierra digs out and angels have 5-4 in 12. and the first preseason game for this team is against green bay. ryans wants to see his young defenders playing around. >> the preseason games is seeing those guys who are young guys, to see those guys when the lights come on, just to see them go out and perform. the coaches on the side of the field with them, nobody holding their hand. they have to go out and compete and do what they have done to get them here. larry: the spectacular summer of staff -- steph continuing. snoop dogg presenting steph curry with his own gold and chain. [applause] that is so cool and so much fun for those kids. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcyc

meanwhile, after the break, a san francisco harley davidson dealership is roaring back to life aftera taste test in today's tech smart. >> more and more robots are helping to prepare the food that we eat. now, is teaming up with a startup named blended. they're installing contain a smoothie, making robot providing drinks and the show. >> when students return to u c l a this fall. there's a new addition to campus. looking for opportunities make any tyson and enjoys. the campus population says part of what we do a robot is making smoothies using a combination of hardware and artificial intelligence to fill orders on demand. >> it's enabled us to get into locations that historically been continuing john. but by landed is a self-contained fully autonomous kiosk. it requires just 64 square feet of space. this is really the convenience portability and the ability to still do and made to order a smoothie. a perfect for the best you can order from your phone or a tablet smoothies can be customized to your preferences. if you customize your smoothie, you can see contrition. facts based on you

and that includes one of the oldest brands in san francisco, harley davidson motorcycle brand is hade local economy, the dealership came real close to having to shut its doors. parts and services manager scott ross and says that in the darkest days of the downturn, they went from 17 employees down to just 5 that had to run the whole dealership. the company itself, scott. >> over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. >> people never sell, buy or lease. you know, i mean, right, toere are comic rawson adds it's still a challenge right now to find employees. they they've staff back up to 17. >> but they still need more. so if you're interested, well, sentiment application. >> it's 9.48 right now and the forty-niners are offering millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit with santa clara county over levi's basically who wears the pants who operates levi's. the potential settlement comes as 2 of the city's council members face an investigation. let's go to kron four's justin campbell for the latest. >> se

mean for the fight against climate change and for your taxes and finally kim kardashian and pete davidsonue quits or sources are now saying about the hollywood celebs after reports surface about the two going there separate ways. that's all coming up here on gma. the world of being an influencer gets put in the spotlight in a new movie that just hit hulu not okay as being described as dark comedy with the main storyline focusing on a woman who will do just about anything to get noticed reporter george panacchio with our sister station in los angeles has a preview. have you ever wanted to be noticed so badly you didn't even care what it was for in not. okay zoe zoich plays a woman who feels invisible. i don't feel like you take me seriously as a writer. because you're not a writer you're a photo editor so she decides to use those skills to attract some attention for herself faking a trip to a writer's retreat in paris and posting it all over her social media, but when paris is hit with terrorist attacks, she fakes her return and is suddenly his social media star for all the wrong reasons.

harley davidson motorcycle brand is at a presence in the city for over 100 years.came close to shutting down. >> parts and services manager scott ross and says the pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved in to the current location on mission street. and it well, i really did pose a real threat to keeping the doors open in his darkest days, going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. the company itself, scott, over a nearly 120 year history. >> and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. >> ross and adds that it's still a challenge to fmnd new employees. they currently employee of 17 people. now they're looking for a few more. so if you're interested, get a good head on your shoulders for motorcycles, maybe give him a call. >> we'll take a break 5.53. we'll be right back. lowe's has what you need to protect and brighten your home. with exterior stains by cabot and paint from hgtv home by sherwin-williams. save at lowe's today. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, an

davidson. mr. davidson: this. mr. williams: not reduce inflation but will pull us further in the wrong direction. it is more government and less freedom. in the prior year, inflation is incompetents of 13% and real wages have fallen by $4 -- 4.5%. this combines inflation and people are being crushed. you cannot spend your way out of inflation, but this is what this bill tries to do with $745 billion. it raises taxes in a recession more than six times the agency's current annual budget for the i.r.s. it's going to more than double audits on families and instead of addressing the 32% increase in energy prices by increasing energy production, this spends on green new deal pet projects and $250 billion federally-run department of energy loan program. please oppose this bill. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: pleased to yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from virginia who has had a profound influence on this legislat

that's what warren davidson was saying when he said it wasn't connected to the internet.ng to throw everything at the wall in terms of the fence to see what sticks, before this information came out we were hearing republicans admitting that, yes, if there were highly classified tumts, that would be problematic. now that we know that there were highly classified documents, including information about human spies, they have been silent. it's recess, they're not in town. which is probably to their advantage. but this is a problem for a lot of republicans, even if they won't admit so publicly. >> one of the underlying issues for trump is that he is not president anymore, despite what he might think, over the last year and a half has spent a lot of time doing things that make him seem like the president, holding meetings with foreign leaders, using the presidential seal at public events with a podium, and even on his statements. the reporting is that he thinks these documents are, quote/unquote mine. that is part of the problem here. he has not let go of the presidency in his

everyone scored and davidson gets this, trying to stretch it to a triple.ill 4-4 in the 12th. sierra digs out and angels have 5-4 in 12. and the first preseason game for this team is against green bay. ryans wants to see his young defenders playing around. >> the preseason games is seeing those guys who are young guys, to see those guys when the lights come on, just to see them go out and perform. the coaches on the side of the field with them, nobody holding their hand. they have to go out and compete and do what they have done to get them here. larry: the spectacular summer of staff -- steph continuing. snoop dogg presenting steph curry with his own gold and chain. [applause] that is so cool and so much fun for those kids. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a mo

excited especially because i am a children's librarian and we are here to welcome congresswoman davidson nash and 22 when national book festival. we are here to talk about your note your new book for the young and the young at heart, "sharice's big voice" a native kid becomes a congresswoman and welcome to her audience. you can start submitting your questions now. this is one of the books that i was sharing stories and inspirational things with young people. you made history in 2018 as one of the first of two native women elected to the united states congress. just share with us what that meant to you. >> first of all i have to tell you how excited i am to get the chance to be here with you particularly dr. hayden. i think you are an amazing person and an inspiration yourself so thank you so much for doing this and you know when then congresswoman now secretary deb haaland and i got elected in 2018 i think there was this almost like a collective sense of joy that so many people across the country felt because native women have been certainly amazing leaders for so long and to know that i

motorcyclist sustained only minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle on the bay sending his harley davidson just flying over the barricade and into the bay. nearly 300 feet below, according to the chp, a mini cooper was merging into the fast lane yesterday morning. it collided with the biker the biker was able to stay on the bridge, but his harley, it flew much further. the rider was able that, you know, take himself to the hospital, even to be treated for his injuries, which were minor. crews are attempting to locate and remove the motorcycle from the bay new support for asian seniors in san francisco assemblymember phil ting an ounce 3.5 million dollars. >> to support the community. moreithan 2 million of that money will go towards renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse. it is meant to be a safe refuge for ap. i seniors in the community. senior center that's on. >> the suspect in the deadly laguna woods church shooting has pleaded not guilty. 68 year-old david chou is being held in orange county after his arraignment today. he faces nearly a dozen charges, including first-degree

in a room rich, maybe it's worth something to someone, but then it's worth protect. davidson rather suitable because of cellulose about our history. it gives us strength and can be an inspiration about films and hem on soil. nas from a record of pass cultures is also a good reminder that our own on a also power sunday. i went ahead with we travel 3350 years back in time to ancient culture, revolutionary pharaoh, i cannot an elevated the sun god art and to the center of worship, thus upsetting the ancient egyptian pantheon of god's art and represented by the disk of the son protected the divine family, the pharaoh, his wife, nefertiti, and their daughters. here they all looked rather strange. i cannot and also revolutionized the art of portraiture, the distinctive elongated heads and not owed to any illness, as was previously thought, but reflect the new amana style. i cannot and broke radically with the past. he suppressed old colts, abolished the priesthood of arm loan and made plenty of enemies as a result. when the pharaoh died after a 20 year rain, his portraits were no longer wanted, an

john davidson from reuters, he's agency and baghdad. john, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. art, let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . international aid has begun reaching in pakistan as the army and volunteers tried to evacuate tens of thousands of flood victims. unusually heavy monsoon range of triggered flash floods, claiming the winds of more than a 1000 people this summer. brazil's mean presidential candidate have faced often he 1st televised debate ahead of october's general election, now incumbent president, char, your boston auto accused his once jailed rival, the former president, louise, not so little to fill the of corruption lula whose leading in the polls accused president wilson arrow of quote, destroying the country and goals electoral commission has declared the country's long ruling. m p l. a party. the winter of last week's elections giving president lorraine co, a 2nd term. the commission said that his party 151.2 percent. that is a majority, a fewer than half of angola registered voters,

host: let's go to cory who is calling from davidson, maryland on the independent line. cory, good morning. caller: yes. 5% of the population controls 75% of the world's wealth -- 95% of the world well. they use that money to social engineer and ergonomic engineer the fate of human race, basically. i see unions as a buffer to argue for workers rights and citizens rights. the common man's rights. while these big, special interest, money corporations by and sale -- buy and sell and social engineer. guest: when you talk about unions, there is a disassociation with labor unions today. labor unions today are not representing coal miners. they are representing irs agents in a government office. number one spending is politics. the number one special interest group in america and the scandal of it is they have taken this money from your everyday public employee and funneled into politics. we just did an analysis of the national education association's budget. it was less than 10% of their whole budget being spent on representing teachers. over 50% of their budget was being spen

she's a professor of east asian politics and joins us from davidson, north carolina in the united states. welcome to the w professor. let's start with the drills if i'll practice for an invasion of taiwan, that must be very interesting. not just to tie one but to military analysts around the world. yeah, i'm not really sure that they're exactly rehearsal for an invasion, but definitely showing that capability of the people's liberation army to move into the taiwan strait with various kinds of weaponry. and to kind of clear a battle space that presumably would have to proceed an actual invasion. and of course, you know, there are many military actions that could really restrict tie ones, freedom of action that are short of invasion as well. and this is a demonstration of those to bother you that this, this idea restrict anti ones freedom reactions. interesting, isn't it? because as all these are rockets and missiles, a flying around taiwan is normal, trade is therefore disrupted planes, boats con, get him yes. right. and you know, one of the things that americans talk about a lot when we

that at any moment any country or central bank in the world can be rob davidson, international reserves. we spoke to daniel saw professor of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university of new york, who told us that the case, high court decision will home ordinary venezuelans. this is, make you neo colonial aggression against that as well or against any country that they can control. who are the courts of england in the bank of england to determine what to do with all $2000000000.00 the vendors willing gold. this belongs to the everyday people of venezuela. that could be used for the 30000000 people of that country in the form of scholarships, investments in education, investments, and much needed infrastructure. but this is part of the allow you a us western imperial is the solved on ben is one of the sovereignty that is endured now. since the $998.00 election of hugo chavez, ah, as replaces another massive heat wave, spain is planning to impose new restrictions on air conditioning to save energy and with an energy crisis in the region. auto contributor rachel marston, e

on friday, the report davidson today put out research suggesting maybe even more. supply chain problems. aren't you tired of hearing that. we'll be haunted by price increases. this will push the fed in the direction we don't want. we don't want the fed to raise the rates. we don't want them to keep raising hard and fast. we have foot locker which use to be important indicator of how it's going. now i think foot locker falling out of favor with nike. this is an indicator. here's the bottom line. this is referendum on the consumer. please don't make it on china which means nothing or oil mostly about russia and nothing more. let's start with questions with chris. >> hey, jim. i own chevron stock and have two questions. >> do you think i should hold, sale, buy additional stocks? >> we have the white chevron, cut it. i think oil hangs right here makes it a stab at 100 and perfect for chevron. this week is a referendum. mostly about russia, nothing more. tonight, getting images that soared this public back. what does the company have to do to make this go higher? i'm no

i like my experience the davidson, but it was like you know other black people who helped me down and like were the people who i could go back to in moments where everything else felt really overwhelming. so, i think it probably a big part of it is like finding your community within your community who you can be your fullest self with and with regard to lincoln, you know, it's a huge thing right? because people some of the ways that we miss on miseducate people around the image patient proclamation is by making people think that it was the thing that like the amazing proclamation freed all the slaves and it didn't the emancipation proclamation was the strategic military proclamation which we had a couple different goals part of it was it is true that lincoln was becoming more abolitionist jason in his sensibilities, right? he rec i said two years into the war that this was clearly you were clearly not going to if the union won the war there is no way that they could allow slavery to persist in part because so many formerly enslaved people were escaping to the north and becoming part o

kim kardashian and peter davidson reportedly have ended their relationship after just nine months togetherdules and the frequent long distance between played a role in their split. the source adds this does not mean kardashian will resume her relationship with kanye west. you might need to check weekend update for more. zookeepers at the cincinnati zoo welcomed a baby hippo this week. a few months ago they were shocked to find its mother pregnant because she was on birth control. yet the healthy baby hippo arrived wednesday night and has been splashing around in the water with its famous mother heche and his sister fiona. a new hippo has not yet been named. and the san diego zoo announces its newest addition with an adorable video showing a baby to toed sloth born earlier this summer snuggling up to her mother. zoo officials say the sloth cub began eating solid food just a few days ago. and was hanging upside out on her own at 25 days old. they are nocturnal animals native to reinforce in central and south america. and that is how fox reports this saturday, august 6 of 2022. i'm jon scott.

these are the same people that pete davidson and kim kardashian would take it but it didn't happen buts is a complete distortion that this will in any way reduce inflation. if this monster passes, we will need reduced depression act next because this is going to send us headlong into a depression you can't tax 15% corporate tax rate on top of americans, trickle down to every american. the taxes for people under $200,000 and now you're talking about on top of that irs enforcement doubling meaning the middle class will get hit coming and going and gas prices won't budge. who can afford $70000 electric vehicles? >> about the irs, they are not going to go after people who have sophisticated taxes, people simple enough they can find a grant or 20 grand here. >> small businesses just what we should be reinforce. so terrible. >> is the opposite to make a difference. it's going to get worse. the good news is that if you want to get an electric vehicle, apparently there's a tax credit in this bill. unfortunately 70% of the cars even qualify. >> i have no problem looking to the future and invest

it's like pete davidson calling his next girlfriend "new kim." terrible, it's not going to work. meanwhile, in health news, officials in new york say that hundreds of people in the state may be infected with polo because so many people are unvaccinated, yeah. so i guess new york is back-- back in the 1950s. and, you know, i'll be honest with you, i don't care anymore. yeah, i don't. polo? you want to come for me, come. ( laughter ) you're going to have to fight for space in my body with covid and monkeypox. just go at it. just get at it hard. ( applause ) oh, and in-- in politics, in politics, according to a new book about the trump white house, president trump complained that his national security team wasn't loyal enough to him, saying, "why can't you be like the german generals in world war ii?" yeah. that's right. fox news was out there every day like, "these liberals are so over the top, always comparing trump to hitler." meanwhile, trump was going, "why won't people treat me more like hitler? why not? why not?" it actually got more alarming than that. later in the same meet