derrick: thank you for the opportunity.mna: today marks an anniversary that some see as a pivot point in the american presidency. exactly 50 years ago, white house aide revealed that then president nixon's conversations had been taped. the "watergate tapes" included audio of nixon working to cover-up the watergate break-in connected to his campaign and became a point of no return for him as he slid to political downfall. but what is their legacy in the heated politics of today? correspondent lisa desjardins has more. lisa: it is hard to miss some broad similarities with today. in early 1973, president nixon faced congressional and criminal investigations related to the watergate break-in. he pledged that he had no role in the break-in and the american public was split over it. until news of the watergate tapes. after that, nixon's approval plummeted and key republicans broke with him. to compare and contrast that with today, i'm joined by jill wine-banks, who was one of the prosecutors in the watergate investigation of pres

derrick: we are proactively involved. we are an advocacy group, not a service provider.to impact the formation of public and corporate policies, and so we do so by advocating for legislation, by filing lawsuits, and by educating the community on their rights and responsibilities as full citizens. we invite others to join us to do that. if people are hungry, it's important to have a soup kitchen. but more importantly, we need to address the policies that address the hunger. geoff: derrick johnson is the president and ceo of the naacp. thank you for your insights. derrick: thank you for the opportunity. ♪ amna: today marks an anniversary that some see as a pivot point in the american presidency. exactly 50 years ago, white house aide revealed that then president nixon's conversations had been taped. the "watergate tapes" included audio of nixon working to cover-up the watergate break-in connected to his campaign and became a point of no return for him as he slid to political downfall. but what is their legacy in the heated politics of today? correspondent lisa desjardins h

we only have room it's evening and derrick is holding drinks. that is, when you have a meeting pulling the front of the news for drinking and pyrotechnic, maybe such as the importance of this match that the son probably district is taken over by the clubs, funds, adobe fever, grips the see we all together. you'll see this the going in the rain altogether to the parts of. ready not before, as if an older is given. they start marching through the city in a show of defiance to f. c. the. the, the city of humbugs is break for darby day. the thousands of sent out the funds led by their old trys, or making the long journey from their own neighborhood to their arrival. stayed here for some of the signs. it's not just the script of relocation the times over there. it's the fear of not just losing, but getting thrush by their greatest rivals. the darby fever is especially intense . if habit are promoted as expected, then even if somehow the escape for the cation. this could be the final match between the 2 teams for used to come whoever comes out on top

derrick dennis, abc news. >> derrick, thank you. this would be the first significant update to washington's public safety laws since 1901 overnight. >> the powerball jackpot grew even bigger. that's because once again, there was no jackpot winner, nearly $681 million was up for grabs. and now wednesday's jackpot will be worth at least $725 million. >> not too shabby. time now for a look at your tuesday weather. >> good morning. the rain is coming to an end for most of the northeast today. that's the good news. the bad news is life threatening flash flooding will continue due to river flooding and road washouts drive extra carefully today across new england, especially, meantime on the plains and in the midwest today and tonight, flash flooding, hail, even a few tornadoes could disrupt travel there. also pretty hot today and tomorrow across the southwest texas and florida. the heat really ramps up, though, later this week. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. coming up, the moment a grizzly bear approached a group of hikers

oh yes, it's the day before the big darby, dave and derrick are on an environmental protest. much and this and probably district the club promotes a wide range of eco friendly programs such as climate. you too much these. and there are plenty of their friends here today for as concerned about climate change as they are about the fascists of dave. and they're still trying to come to terms with the shootings. and i know that's something that i expect to happen where i'm from, but it must be in an insane shock for you. yeah. because yeah, i mean gun violence. enjoy this rare scenario. and then on top of that, would you be raising the conversation? move on to tomorrow's crucial game. the way on the office. i'm not nervous about the picture. we to, i'm not like so may we only have room it's evening. and derek is holding drinks. that is, when you have a meeting pulling the front of the news for drinking and pyrotechnic, maybe such as the importance of this match that the sun valley district is taken over by the clubs, funds, adobe fever grips the sick we all together. you'll see this the go

have problems in is in the eighty's, was it please funds so fighting and after the games eventually derrick had enough of the violence and switched his allegiance to sun valley. the football was less impressive, but the neighborhood had the vibrant and progressive c. this was a mix, not only football and drinking. this was a foot for drinking and music. this attracted more funds, including events, who helped develop f. c, san pa, these left wing i the entity we had a political then punk rock background, so a confrontation with a fascist, wasn't a new for us. there's no match to night. but the sun valley stadium is too high, as of october to you, funded by the club, save. and as for our holding one of the regular free music sessions for refugee russia, we're all here because of the season. probably. this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in that community. that's fine. this is a shit you bowling this. now 1st thing you have done not show me the estimate, i can give that but not to have inherited some phone because some phone is in. so the i'm fund

here's abc's derrick dennis.rning, the splashy sound of a major change coming to twitter and ex on the verge of replacing the iconic blue bird logo owner elon musk tweeting. >> and soon we shall bid adieu to the twitter brand. and gradually, all the birds. >> he's made a number of changes. not all of them widely liked. >> musk has already slashed twitter's workforce by 75% since buying the company in october for $44 billion. he's imposed an $8 a month subscription fee for blue checkmarks and changed the company's name to x corporation in business documents. but one tech journalist questioning this latest move, tweeting, rebrand. adding hbo to max was the dumbest rebrand in recent history. elon, hold my beer and or whatever is being partaken at 3 a.m, he said in a recent twitter spaces reference to the logo. >> this change should have been done a long time ago. he said, quote, we're cutting the twitter logo off the building with blowtorches. >> twitter's new ceo, linda yaccarino, saying there's absolutely no limit

and when completed replacement positions were combined operation of men on the surface divers and derricks where a turbine uptake pathway in 21 parts is being into the water preliminary, transferring it to a vertical position for placement against the ship. all parties were equipped with great through which water was permitted flow to keep the water levels inside and outside equalized until to commence pumping about or supervising flooding during pumping should have become necessary. the parties were properly seated around the boat, which been previously secured at the inboard end to a suitable ship structure by means of him or levers were one to corresponding boat and the parties, and brought up divers from the outside. captain jamie tucker, one of merritt and scott, leading officers, was made superintendent of the work and an officer. captain tucker was well suited for the job in view of his previous experience in salvaging capsize his vessels and particularly view of his many years experience in diving. first of all, were him of wood with strong backs. the parties were here to the diver

derrick thank you.g i know you're sticking around we're going to talk serious, formula one and charter. that's our conversation on the atlanta braves jim to you quickly. >> people understand that craig has been at the center of all the great communications -- >> you talk about cfos he was cfo of microsoft a long time ago. >> i have respect. 30 years >> what do you got today >> kroger, they're in the cross hairs of the ftc there's a challenge from the clubs, walmart and costco putting tremendous price disagreement between them. and then brian niccol, chipotle, he's crushing it i find him to be so knowledgeable. jack hartung so smart and incredible >> good job today. >> it's a tie. it's worth the price of your apartment. get your hands off it. >> we're back right after this this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. >>> rick santelli live with breaking news. our june read on new home sales. we're expecting a number a bit over 700,000 not meant to be 69

say on and it's k taken mode until and you will actions like that they see a as general as gordon derrick is following this story from the hague for us. gordon. that's his outgoing prime minister mentioned in some manageable differences within the competition government. when resigning what was the talking about the differences between the, for the full parties in the coalition. there are 2 policies on the right fit for you, which is mr. with his own liberal party and christian democrats. they wants to take a much hot alarm, immigration particularly wants to limits the numbers arriving in the border and the number the, the number of families who could be re united. on the other hand, you had to co listen apartments to small apologies. so the liberal decency 6 party in the christian union who want to take a more humane approach to asylum. they argued that the problems and you saw them system which included a huge over crowding at the reception center last summer with best fixed by adopt him or he made approach of integrating refugees, foster and seduction. so why did those differences beco

abc's derrick dennis has details. >> is this morning heartbreak for family and friends of 18 year oldirsten williamson reported missing a week ago. and found dead in rural south carolina killed, police say, by a man, the transgender teen met on an online dating site. >> she was a very, very trusting . she didn't see the evil in the world that didn't register with her. >> police believe suspect joshua newton picked up williamson from work for their scheduled date, then drove to his home, two hours away, and killed williamson. authorities not revealing how, but they say newton's girlfriend helped hide the body, which was found on the side of a road two miles away. >> i think they had planned on meeting up and spending some time together, going on a date, and that's where when she met him, that was the plan. and unfortunately, it ended in the loss of her life to think that somebody could take somebody as innocent away, still sleeps. still sleeps with a teddy bear promise. >> edwards was a close friend of williamson, whom she knew as jacob and says they had discussed a plan to stay in tou

composer and people's party and pull strings from behind the scenes. joining us from non pen is dw derrick mathis georg, can you tell us a little bit more about hun, minette? the son know actually met him when he comes to salads. uh there was, of course, a huge media attention there. i would say he's a rather calm person. he's obviously a highly educated. he holds ph. d from the u. k. in economics, he's studied in the united states, he's a 4 star general. so on paper, he has everything up a new country, so the leader would need to assume that he's been in the military. you also have the, the capabilities to, to actually change things in the company. on the other hand, some people hear that, you know, we never retire from politics and combos. yeah. and that means also his father won't fully retire, even if he hands over power within the next couple of weeks. that means this father will remain the president of the component people's party and pull strings from behind the scenes. now this is the single party stage with what has essentially been a performative election with a priority and outc

derrick van dam, cnn, miami. >> let's bring in dr.niversity of miami's school of marine science. so great to see you. as we just heard and saw, ocean temperatures have reached the highest levels on record and now it's threatening 360 linear miles of coral reef along florida's coast and now it's threatening it. how worried are you about its longevity, if it can survive this kind of heat? >> i really wish i had better news for you, but this dangerous high temperature is extremely alarming and extremely worrying for florida's coral reefs. we're already seeing temperatures exceeding the threshold that we expect to cause corals to bleach. it's only july. you know, we really have our peak summer temperatures here in florida in august and september. so i'm really worried this heat wave will be prolonged and cause our oceans stress over a long period of time. >> this really is a big concern world wide. i mean we saw this bleaching happening in the great barrier reef and nobody could believe that and thought that was kind of a unique phenomeno

derrick johnson and calvin watts are our crew and standing by hiding somewhere but they'll be out. we are going to board now. firts i want to recognize my boss, the board chair of our organization, carmen clark. leslie rogers a board member, retired head of federal transit administration district. dennis talk to your friends about getting us more money, leslie. and wes (indiscernible) a retired superintendent of cable cars. we got a great board. now it is time for the fun, so we can have the press and the mayor group will be on this platform here. that is for them, but others who are press and invited guests can walk down to the end there and they can climb on the rest of the car and then we'll let others on as we have room. press and invited guests and then we'll get going. [cheering and applause]

derricke: yes -- spencer:! yes! it was pretty humid yesterday. dion: it's summertime.ncer: we have this big high-pressure system centered over the bay area right now, and it is the controlling factor in our weather we have got some onshore breezes right now, and they are pleasant and nice if you are near the coast, but they are having very little effect on the hot weather we are having right now could no moderation of the temperatures. here's the view from shinto trower -- sutro tower jose, 80 nine palo alto, 60 three half moon bay. we had lingering low clouds at the golden gate for much of the day, but finally in the late afternoon hours, it got clear there, and some other temperature readings, 90 degree santa rosa, santa rosa was up to 100 earlier. 95 novato, napa 88. 107 fairfield, 103 apiece conquered in livermore, and the view from mount tam looking down onto the bay, these are our forecast headlines, then marine layer a shallow marine layer, heat persists tomorrow with more triple digit readings in our inland areas, and we can expect much cooler weather beginning

derrick barnes is the ceo of the east bay rental housing association, representing 1500 property ownersounty are in foreclosure. >> the lack of payment, no impact and impacted small property owners rate. >> property owners cannot evict tenants for back rent if tenants financial hardship was caused by the pandemic. but barnes says the unpaid rent can still have consequences in alameda county, the eviction moratorium expired back in april. one month later, eviction filings increased by more than 400 that surpassed filings that averaged in the 300 back in 2019. time for a look at the are looking live at the ruby princess and the news because it i hit appear, did some damage. a lot of delays. >> also in the news, a bit cooler. yeah. set to take off at 4 o'clock. maybe they'll just spend their vacation days here in the looking at the priests are bay area. summer is out in full force. vicki and catherine. yeah, temperatures today. >> 5 to 10 degrees below average. in fact, downtown san francisco only warming up today in the low 60's. >> very pleasant as you make your way inland conquered 76 d

here's abc's derrick dennis this morning to amusement ride scares prompting new discussion about safety first a heart stopping fall for the six year old zip lining with his family at a park in mexico when his harness snaps, sending him plunging some 40ft. >> thankfully, he fell into a manmade lake below and he's okay. it's not the first accident on a zip line in recent weeks. last month in colorado, a worker helped a ten year old who was hit by another zip liner going more than 30mph. >> i just kind of grabbed him, spun around and took the impact because i lost consciousness. >> as soon as i took the impact out. so i was just kind of hanging there, limp in the harness. >> another recent incident in georgia involved a father who says he saved his daughter's life when one of her zip lining ropes became wrapped around her neck in amusement park rides. >> there's. about 0.01in per million riders in zip lines. it's about 11 per million. so it's over a thousand times more injuries in zip lines. one of the reasons is they're not regulated federally. >> meanwhile, this holiday weekend, a scare

here's actually what derrick henry had to say. he's sitting quote in a tweet at this point.ke the running back position out of the game the ones that want to be great and work as hard as they can to give their all to an organization. it just seems like it don't even matter. and with every running back to it, this fighting to get what they deserve. now, one guy who did get a deal is henrys and was teammate sd andrea hopkins. in case you missed it, news came down sunday that the 5 time pro bowler will be headed to tennessee on a 2 year. 26 million dollar deal. a big move for the titans as they try to compete in the loaded afc. back to you guys at the desk. >> appreciate coming up next. he always wanted to be bus driver. teenager didn't have to wait until he turns. 21 to to wait until he turns. 21 to make his dream come true. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips toda

instance, that the united states in the united kingdom, both maintained sanctions against mister derrick and some other members of his political circle. but for instance, the e. u has not enacted any sanctions against mister goswick while simultaneously having inactive, for instance, sanctions against the prime minister. of course, of all who, although he is very unpopular and the political west right now is in no way the kind of retro grade and reactionary figure that mr. chuck, mr. does it gives you mentioned the word problematic damage. where does this leave the community tensions and is there a way of reducing the so i think it's very difficult to imagine these tensions being really substantively reduced. because as i said, this is a problem that we have been dealing with on and off that for the better part of 20 years since 3. since mister data came to power in the are essentially in 2006. and it's very difficult to imagine tensions going down until there are meaningful costs and consequences imposed on mr. derrick and his governing majority in the are essentially, i would remind yo

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning. amusement rides scares prompting new discussions about safety. first, a heart stopping fall for the six year old zip lining with his family at a park in mexico when his harness snaps, sending him plunging some 40ft. thankfully he fell into a manmade lake below and he's okay. it's not the first accident on a zip line in recent weeks. last month in colorado, a worker helped a ten year old who was hit by another zip liner going more than 30mph. >> i just kind of grabbed him, spun around and took the impact because i lost consciousness. as soon as i took the impact. so i was just kind of hanging there, limp in the harness. >> another recent incident in georgia involved a father who says he saved his daughter's life when one of her zip lining ropes became wrapped around her neck in amusement park rides is about 0.01. >> injuries per million riders in zip lines. it's about 11 per million. so it's over a thousand times more injuries in zip lines. one of the reasons is they're not regulated f

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here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning, heartbreak for family and friends of 18 year old kirstenliamson reported missing a week ago. and found dead in rural south carolina killed, police say, by a man, the transgender teen met on an online dating site. >> she was a very, very trusting . she didn't see the evil in the world that didn't register with her. >> police believe suspect joshua newton picked up williamson from work for their scheduled date, then drove to his home, two hours away, and killed williamson. authorities not revealing how, but they say newton's girlfriend helped hide the body, which was found on the side of a road two miles away. >> i think they had planned on meeting up and spending some time together, going on a date, and that's where when she met him, that was the plan. and unfortunately, it ended in the loss of her life to think that somebody could take somebody as innocent away, still sleeps. still sleeps with a teddy bear promise. >> edwards was a close friend of williamson, whom she knew as jacob and says they had discussed a plan to stay in touch while w

derrick hines, the prosecutor who filled out the paperwork, used to work for a business partner.nternational logistics, spudding, for example, romanian fraudster. gabriel popovich for $3 million. they promised to solve his problems with breastimpom. for several years now. i repeat. this is a very large-scale story; the story here is not just a hunter biden from the scale of corruption. simply breathtaking. we learn a lot of new information. he is very grateful to the informants. this is the only way we can get the truth. republicans need it, but the compromising evidence on himself hunter biden, all these years he collected a couple more strokes on his own to the portrait was found on the hard drive of his laptop 2018 on an empty highway, biden jr.

jackie, derrick wrote this wonderful book about the psychological tracks. yes. of the read seems to be subcategories, but every single piece of blower should immediately fall under that. ca, to like without question, somebody to change them all that we need because of that psychological damage. i'm just fortunate enough that i planned for yeah, that was, that was really very forward thinking towards speaking with the department of veterans affairs. what's the blower? tim petoskey, about problems inside the sprawling federal government. we're going to take a short break and come back with more of this conversation, which is stressful. say, tune. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion, by how of tired vision with no real opinions pictures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going on the ground can the in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged i

welcome, derrick. so how will these drugs be use and set up usually? well, um, as we just heard the in the future m d m a which has come is also a name for x to say can be used for post traumatic stress disorder. and so it was 5 and can be used for, for treatment resistance depression. now these are both the conditions for which there are no really effective treatments but, but the experts emphasize over and over that the drug is actually sort of them. it's only the means to an end to napa size, that the therapy is actually a big, big part of what's going on sort of 40 sound or 40 hours of therapy before during, and after this psychedelic experience that the patients have sometimes more than once and, and and they're emphasizing that, that is actually what is going to be helping the people really, it's a tool that fits kind of taps into, into the patient's consciousness and, and it's not one that's undisputed, you know, the, there are also experts out there that say it's far too far too early to have made this decision because that's the whole point of

a charity service says that the head of russia's crimea reads instead of derrick, son of had a target on his back, essentially. but the ukranian agent that was looking to car bomb oxy on of was detained before he was able to take action. and an explosive device was found on him as well. according to the official report, the suspect in question is a russian citizen who was born in 1988, he even was recruited by the ukrainian security service at some point. we don't know exactly when and even went under uh, went through training programs in ukraine on how to use explosive devices. now, other than that, we don't know that much about the actual suspect. but in terms of the plan to collect selling of this is not really that's surprising when it comes to terrorist attacks being carried out by ukraine, against noncombatants, especially when we're looking at the ukranian war effort that isn't doing so well, keeps long awaited counter offensive. has been going on for some time now and it sealed it very few results and the costs have been very high in terms of human life as well as military equ

jackie, derrick wrote this wonderful book about the psychological effects. yes. of the read seems to be subcategories, but every single piece of blower should immediately fall under that. ca, too. like without question, somebody to change them all that we need because of that psychological damage. yeah, i'm just fortunate enough that i planned for the the that was that was really very forward thinking as we're speaking with department of veterans affairs, what's the blower? tim petoskey, about problems inside the sprawling federal government. we're going to take a short break and come back with more of this conversation, which is stressful. stay tuned. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the. 2 the i don't see this conflict, so as the one over a values best not to say that there might not be differences in values between uh, you know, elements of the us population or elements of the us leadership and illness of the russian population. the russian leadership that there may, will be some differences, but i don't see it as conflict as having to do with that. i see this primarily as reall

the dirty service says that the head. 1 rushes crimea reeds instead of derrick son of had a target on his back essentially. but the ukranian agent that was looking to car bomb oxy on of was detained before he was able to take action. and an explosive device was found on him as well. according to the official report, the suspect in question is a russian citizen who was born in 1988, he even was recruited by the ukrainian security service. at some point, we don't know exactly when and even went under uh, went through training programs in ukraine on how to use explosive devices. now, other than that, we don't know that much about the actual suspect, but in terms of the plan to kill extra on of this is not really that surprising when it comes to terrorist attacks being carried out by ukraine, against noncombatants. especially when we're looking at the ukranian war effort that isn't doing so well, keeps long awaited counter offensive has been going on for some time now. and it's yielded very few results. and the costs have been very high in terms of human life as well as military equipment

jackie, derrick wrote this wonderful book about the psychological effects. yes. of the read seems to be subcategories, but every single piece of blower should immediately fall under that. ca, to like without question, somebody to change them all that we need because of that psychological damage. i'm just fortunate enough that i planned for the the that was, that was really very forward thinking were speaking with the department of veterans affairs was the blower. tim petoskey, about problems inside the sprawling federal government. we're going to take a short break and come back with more of this conversation, which is stressful. say, tune. 2 2 2 2 2 2 a. 2 a, a, the the a c and i'll just, i'll just be the closings because i've spoken of. she is a few spoken kids up to seals. this will be the most serious close. i use this key members here, and there was a resuming incident through williams saying if they have can you name it gives nice provide me the message or because i need for someone to bring an issue that escalating some of the brothers just one is correct

jackie, derrick wrote this wonderful book about the psychological effects. yes. of the read seems to be subcategories, but every single piece of blower should immediately fall under that. ca, to like without question, somebody to change them all that we need because of that psychological damage. yeah, i'm just fortunate enough that i planned for the the, that was, that was really very forward thinking we were speaking with the department of veterans affairs. was the blower, tim petoskey, about problems inside the sprawling federal government. we're going to take a short break and come back with more of this conversation, which is stressful. stay tuned. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the . 2 welcome back to the whistle blowers i'm going through! yahoo! were speaking with tim petoskey, whistle blower from the us department of veterans affairs. tim, thanks again for being with us. is always tim frank cervical, the famed whistleblower from the early 19 seventy's. new york police department is a friend of mine. one of the things frank has always been very clear about is that corrupt

jackie, derrick wrote this wonderful book about the psychological effects. yes. of the read seems to be subcategories, but every single piece of blower should immediately fall under that. ca, to like without question, somebody to change them all that we need because of that psychological damage. yeah, i'm just fortunate enough that i planned for the the, that was, that was really very forward thinking were speaking with the department of veterans affairs. was the blower, tim petoskey, about problems inside the sprawling federal government. we're going to take a short break and come back with more of this conversation, which is stressful. say, tune. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk. 2 welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john curry onto we're speaking with tim petoskey, whistleblower from t

i'm going to access the mountains of always being a sole school and donny arnold and his friend derrick stream mountain is here on a quest for the ultimate swim. the scaling, the pitts pending at healey falls 1000 meters above sea level. when selecting the color, i knew him or in your axe and here the attention of cracking and hissing sound as it breaks into the ice blocked. it's just awesome. that is the sink. reading number of scientists, the saying that adventures like this might soon become impossible to level roaming is mounting the can. i see is of the usually tall people on the cliff teeth even years ago. you had 5 more days during the winter when you could really go climbing female all cx over the course of a range of trips to africa. asia and europe have been last few years. we monitor the impact of climate change, torrential rain and floods. devastating droughts on the home and a stretch of permafrost, so that hope is not enough thanks to an unprecedented number of people working to come back to climate change from as such is around the planet to industry. lead is the global c