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five years ago ryan dickerson noticed the beer place in gilroy for families together.e created a tap house and set a grand opening for march of 2020, before covid derailed the plans. he then spent the next three years redesigning and filing permit until the past may, he and his wife, finally open bitter tap house and beer garden. he says the community was just as excited as he was. >> once i had a set date, all of our friends -- it seems like everyone in the city of gilroy was sharing our post about the grand opening. when the grand opening happened, the line was out the door. sold out of 15 kegs. >> that does not mean the road was easy from covid, to permits, the dickerson's have persisted to make this a reality. from this experience he learned a few things to share with new business owners. >> just do it. go after it. two, do your homework. this is an opening of business, especially in california is not for the week. >> dickerson says his tap house is a place for people to bring their kids and dogs, drink a beer and relax. we are wishing him many pores. >>> a late ni

john dickerson is with us.g lift, but this indictment and historical and political context. >> reporter: well, it is the most powerful person in the american system attacking the central pillar of the system, a free and fair election, and he is using the power to attack the system that he was given in order to protect the system. that's what happened in the last election. he is now asking to be rewarded for that behavior by being reelected to the office, and he very well, according to the polls, and as you know well from covering this race looks like he will be rewarded and in the final kicker, the person who held the line on january 6th, his vice president, who stood up for the system to protect it, is doing so poorly in the republican race he may not even make the debate stage to be in a position to call his former boss to account for attacking the system. >> major: it was a big lift, carried out beautifully. john dickerson, thank you so much. we turn now to the case of a suspected gilgo beach serial killer o

five years ago ryan dickerson noticed gilroy didn't have a craft beer place for families to get together so he created a tap house, set a gran opening for march of 2020. the covid derailed his plans. he spent the next three years redesigning and filing permits and this past may he and his wife finally opened bitter tap house and beer garden. he says the community was just as excited as he was. >> one i had that day it was all of our network, all of our friends. it seemed everybody in the city of gilroy was sharing our posts about the grand opening and when it happened the line was out the door, sold out of almost 15 kegs, almost 20 kegs. >> the road wasn't easy from covid permits the dickersons had to persist to make their business a reality but he says he did learn a few things and wants to share them with new business owners. >> number one just do it. go after it. number two, really do your home work because this is opening a business, especially in california, is not for the weak for sure. >> just do it and do your home work. he says his tap house is a place for people to bring kids a

john dickerson is with us.lift, put this indictment in historical and political context. >> well, it's the most powerful person in the american system attacking the central pillar of the system, a free and fair election, and he's using the power to attack the system that he was given in order to protect the system. that's what happened in the last election. he is now asking to be rewarded for that behavior by being re-elected to the office, and he very well, according to the polls, and as you know well from covering this race, looks like he will be rewarded. and in a final kicker, the person who held the line on january 6th, his vice president, who stood up for the system to protect it, is doing so poorly in the republican race, he may not even make the debate stage to be in a position to call his former boss to account for attacking the system. >> it was a big lift, carried out beautifully, john dickerson, thank you so much. >>> we turn now to the case of the suspected gilgo beach serial killer on new york's l

hi yeah, i want to i want to echo what commissioner dickerson said. small businesses like yours are what make san francisco special. so please keep persevering through the ups and downs. i think i have been to every one of these except the go club and i have to, like, check out what go is all about. um, we serve mitchell's ice cream at our at my business. and of course, love mitchell's ice cream. thank you for being around. and it's the best ice cream in san francisco. and the bank is awesome. mario's bohemian cigar store is like a must, you know, go to an and i'm just proud to be a part of the business community and be right there with all of you guys because it's super important, especially right now that we are providing ing our services to the residents of san francisco and making life interesting and rich and good. so thank you. and i would approve all of these legacy businesses. oh, i just turned off my mic. um thank you very much. thank you very much, rick, for bringing forth such an amazing group of legacy or to be legacy businesses. um, it's

i'm john dickerson in for norah.er across much of the nation, from scorching heat to thunderstorms and heavy rain. millions of americans are under flood alerts tonight, and flash flood emergencies were declared in parts of kentucky and tennessee this morning after torrential downpours dropped nearly a foot of rain in some areas. entire neighborhoods are underwater in union city, tennessee, where residents were rescued from their homes and evacuated. in the rest of the south, it's the heat making things dangerous for 65 million americans. it's been that way almost every day this summer in arizona and texas, where cbs's omar villafranca starts us off with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, severe weather slamming parts of the south. >> i want you to see how deep this is. >> reporter: nearly a foot of rain falling over 24 hours in northwest tennessee. the flash floods forcing emergency evacuations. this trailer park community under waist-deep water, some two dozen people rescued onto dry land. >> looked outside, and lite

john dickerson is also with us here. all right, john.his year, but it does include some of the most serious charges so far. how will this look in the history books? >> i think historians will go all the way back to the beginning. 236 years ago at this moment in philadelphia, they were designing the presidency and the constitution. the founders had two fears, a president who would put personal ambition over the obligations of the job and a public that would resort to political violence. both of those questions are at the center of what president trump is facing in this case, and the test for history going forward is whether that system the founders created can handle this stress test. >> part of his legal strategy is also a political strategy, which is to try and get re-elected and become president again. >> and between the indictment and the january 6th report from the house, plus what president trump has said about these events, we've never had a more detailed look at how a candidate would act in office. and a lot of this detail comes f

john dickerson is also with us here.ird criminal indictment this year, but it does include some of the most serious charges so far. how will this look in the history books? >> reporter: i think historians will go all the way back to the beginning. 236 years ago, at this moment, in philadelphia, they were designing the presidency and the constitution. the founders had two fears: a president who would put personal ambition over the obligations of the job, and a public that would resort to political violence. both of those questions are at the center of what president trump is facing in this case and the test for history going forward is whether that system the founders created can handle the stress test. >> norah: part of his legal strategy is also a political strategy, which is to try and get reelected and become president again. >> reporter: and between the indictment and the january 6th report from the house, plus when president trump has said about these events, we have never had a more detailed look at how a candidate

and tony dickerson comes from this area when he visits his home village of caution. he must also check point stopped by so called russian peacekeepers used to kind of get those as for us, the residents of these villages, the sites it's annoying to have to drive through here. slowly tmz see even the because sometimes they perform checks and harass people. of course, the check points should have been removed long ago. mountains or low you accommodate your sites, the nothing difficult but a la la, you are fighting cushion size typical of the republican. although the in the, all the ethnic groups in our country are represented by, or you can you look, i just want to, to, to, to order to book this year to, since 19 set the most, which of these did you have any of us, raise people in the village we're estimating ukrainians. russians, usability, ongoing taxes, whereas or by johnny's i, him of, with this day we live with a variety of ethnic groups, but to move to liquidity city to this is anna totally depot science childhood home. when he was growing up here, most of us do b

in an industrial area on the outskirts of the capital case, you know, we visit, i know totally dickerson's company, the own trip and has been helping ukrainian refugees, ever since the war began. he sent up a clothing death in his factory following a visit to a border crossing on the very 1st day of the wall. that would be, that would be of this to me when we arrived there. i was shocking to see a woman dressed only in a nightgown with a blanket around her that had icicles hanging from it inside as if it was snowing and freezing cold. and in the middle of a field for the gap is when you lose, i'm uh, i called up friends from my village just because you need this uh deal with these lots of cars shut off from there. and we brought the 1st $300.00 people there, which did it. but after 4 days there was an more room for the best and pushing we house to them at our place. my mothers and other relative mind me because many in the village took in refugee left for the i know what you're not going to be much the brakes to be able to get a few months off of the warrant began his band started to suffe

and tony dickerson comes from this area when he visits his home village of caution itself. you must also check point stopped by so called russian peacekeepers. you got to get those as for us, the residents of these villages, the sides of it's annoying to have to drive through here. slowly tmz see even the because sometimes they perform checks and harass people. of course, as the check points should have been removed long ago, you will call the 2 sites the that the difficult, but i, lila you are fighting cushion size typical of the republican. although in the all the ethnic groups in our country are represented by or you can you look at this in petite authority to publish it as since my mindset the most, which of these did you have any of those rates people in the village were estimating ukrainians russians usability ongoing as acts of war as or by johnny's i, him of, with this day we live with a variety of ethnic groups. let them move to the quick and easy city to this is anna totally the cosigns childhood home. when he was growing up here, most of us do belong to the sovie

ceo gary dickerson sharing with khanna how they're using artificial intelligence to advance their systems. the rapidly growing technology, a major focus on capitol hill as lawmakers consider how to regulate ai. i want to see an ability to foster ai here in america, but also at the same time protect us from any fears that we may have. ai moves so quickly and changes at near exponential speed and there's such little legislative history on this issue. so a new process is called for. for his part, connor recently used chatgpt to write the first draft of a bill regulating ai. he said his staff ultimately made changes before submitting, but he wanted to show the technology's profound impact moving forward. well, it's incredibly important to have productivity advantages to make sure america continues to lead, but it's also going to be important to have the appropriate guardrails, connor said. the issue is bigger than politics, and he's working with mccarthy, schumer and industry experts, an approach dickerson supports this concept of inclusive innovation is critical to doing the right things and

ceo gary dickerson sharing with khanna how they're using artificial intel to advance their systems.he rapidly growing technology, a major focus on capitol hill as lawmakers consider how to regulate ai. i want to see an ability to foster ai here in america, but also at the same time protect us from any fears that we may have. ai moves so quickly and changes at near exponential speed and there's such little legislative history on this issue. so a new process is called for. for his part, connor recently used chatgpt to write the first draft of a bill regulating ai. he said his staff ultimately made changes before submitting, but he wanted to show the technology's profound impact moving forward. well, it's incredibly important to have productivity advantages to make sure america continues to lead, but it's also going to be important to have the appropriate guardrails. connor said the issue is bigger than politics and he's working with mccarthy. schumer and industry experts. an approach dickerson supports this concept of inclusive innovation is critical to doing the right things and real

dickerson supports.his concept of inclusive innovation is critical to doing the right things and really achieving leadership. so again, all of this we need to come together as hollywood actors strike over the use of ai and other concerns arise about its use, connor said getting the transition period right is key. i refuse to think can replace imagination. creative human empathy. so the challenge for the united states is not to just be passive. it's to say, how are we going to get a younger generation comfortable with machines? congressman connor says his ai generated bill is making its way through the legislative process in dc. he's hopeful it will eventually become law in sunnyvale. greg lee, ktvu fox two news new at noon. san francisco is kicking off transgender history month in the city. mayor london breed along with other city officials and community leaders attended a ceremony this morning at city hall. last year, the city declared august transgender history month in san francisco to reflect on the

an approach dickerson supports. this concept of inclusive innovation is critical to doing the right things and really achieving leadership. so again, all of this we need to come together as hollywood actors strike over the use of ai and other concerns arise about its use, connor said getting the transition period right is key. i refuse to think i can replace imagination, creativity, human empathy. so the challenge for the united states is not to just be passive. it's to say, how are we going to get our younger generation comfortable with machines? congressman connor says his ai generated bill is making its way through the legislative process in dc. he's hopeful it will eventually become law in sunnyvale. greg lee, ktvu fox two news. developers of ai systems are working to make chatbot more truthful. users of the technology know that chat bots often make things up described as hallucination. the maker of cloud two says chat bots are designed to predict the next word, acknowledging that the model will produce some rat

. >> also joining us as our chief political analyst, john dickerson. i was struck when i heard the special counsel say that, of course, of inauguration day, when the new president comes and swears up there on the west front of the capitol before the american people and all those watching, to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. now the commander in chief is accused of doing something else than that, not holding true to that pledge. >> that's exactly right. the person is given tremendous power, use that power to attack the system he swears to defend. that is at the heart of this. the reason it matters, it is extreme. here the reporting that the president is bored by to former president isbored by . this is the beating heart of our democracy. we have also often heard this, that prosecutors or judges will say that justice does not sleep. it doesn't get bored. because, when things are at stake, as serious as this is, this isn't some parking ticket. that's what's happening here. it isn't about only what happened to two and ha

for all of us here in washington, i'm john dickerson. ♪ ♪ and here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the formernt now facing indictment in at least three separate legal battles. what we are learning about this federal indictment. >> the attack on our nation's capital on january 6th, 2021 was an

the ceo gary dickerson says the ai boom and rise of internet-linked devices are creating the rises.arkets. one market open, new zealand. off by .3% right now. some losses for u.s. equities at the thursday session as well. i look to the open in australia, asx futures off by about .4% right now. the aussie dollar took a beating yesterday on the weaker than expected employment numbers. since recovering $.64 versus the greenback. we are standing by for inflation data from japan for july, expected at 3.3%. the yen meanwhile, got stronger, , emphasis on a bit stronger, still floating around those levels,, watching the ministry of finance. 145.72 at the moment. do state with those. that is it for daybreak australia. daybreak asia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add a base. shop now only at sleep number. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and i

now, dickerson says his taphouse is a place for people to bring their kids and dogs and drink a beernd just relax. we are wishing him many, many pours. >> there are lots of places like that, kid and dog friendly. >> yeah, and take it from a new parent. don't want to give that up just yet. >>> next top stories we are following for you, include, beyonce in full force. she locked the stadium last night in levi stadium. we have reaction from fans that queen bea left mesmerized. >> reporter: smoke from wildfires way up north drifting into the i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $999. plus free home delivery when you add a base shop now only at sleep number. >>> right now at 5:30, hazy skies blanket the bay area. ahead, live team coverage on the air quality advisory now in place and whether conditions will improve before the labor day weekend. >>> the family of a man killed by a police officer now questioning why that officer was reinstated. the mes

san francisco region line. former villages which remain under motive and administration, and tony dickerson comes from this area when he visits his home village of caution itself. you must also check points stopped by so called russian peacekeepers. you kind of get those as if you really kind of for us, the residents of these villages, the sides of what's annoying to have to drive through here. slowly, jim's st. jude because sometimes they perform checks and harass people. give me a good way of, of course, as the check points should have been removed long ago, you will call the 2 sites the nothing difficult, but i layla your fighting cushion size typical of the republican world over in the all the ethnic groups in our country are represented by or you can you look, i just want to to, to, to do the booby sheet of some sort of mindset of the most. which of these did you have any of us, raise people in the village we're estimating ukrainians. russians usability ongoing as acts of war as or by johnny's i, him of, with this day, we live with a variety of ethnic groups, but to move to liquidity c

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that aside, our friend john dickerson over at cbs wrote something i think interesting or provocative. republican debate mikpence's competitor should be asked if they believe what he did on january 6th was heroic. having recorded everyone's answer is if they would have done the same thing. >> i love that. >> it's pretty provocative to think about that and it's hard to imagine anyone maybe beside chris christie who will be on that debate stage taking a stand. >> yeah, because they realize that in order to win the primary, in order to get some traction in the republican primary which is really run and led by republican base voters who are loyal to trump, they have to be seen as being on trump's side in this battle between him and the justice department. so there are a number -- actually, a majority of republican primary voters who believe that the election was stolen, who don't have a problem with what trump did on january 6 and who if you look at the polls do not side with mike pence, do not think that mike pence did the right thing. his ability to raise money, his ability to get suppor

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