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walking the streets as people were chanting gp 2 dabbing fans up just a really great opportunity for doug nation to take part in the celebrations in to get up close and personal with some of their favorite players. now things are wrapped up. fans get to go home and bask in this championship until next season from san francisco. kylen mills kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's take a look now at more from the dubs parade is our sports director jason dumas caught up with warriors guard gary payton. the second. >> you know, is this what you expect? >> and there's 33 that young, big man who wants to be healthy. james wiseman giving high fives to fans. the future is bright for the warriors with all of their young talented players. sue really didn't play that much. she didn't playing all wiseman in this championship is just like a legit 7, one. with hopefully that mikan be healthy and he can be a big part of the future. our sports director, jason dumas, he was live on the parade route all day long. he was able to catch up. >> with east bay congresswoman barbara lee to hear about her experience at the par

walking the streets as people were chanting gp 2 dabbing fans up just a really great opportunity for doug nation to take part in the celebrations in to get up close and personal with some of their favorite players. now things are wrapped up. fans get to go home and bask in this championship until next season from san francisco. kylen mills kron. 4 news. all right. let's take a look at more from the warriors parade in the ripped abs of gp to our sports director jason dumas. scott up with warriors guard. >> gary payton, the second. >> you know, is this what you expect? and there you see james wiseman, he's doing high fives with the fans. of course, he's a counted on is becoming a big part of the warriors future. a young guy who suffered some injuries and trying to make a comeback and a lot of people have high hopes and high expectations for what he's going to do for the warriors in the coming year. all in all, just a fantastic day on markets. and a great number of veterans and a great number of young folks all playing as a team together and they're so francisco, mayor london breed. >> she was also

walking the streets as people were chanting gp 2 dabbing fans up just a really great opportunity for doug nation to take part in the celebrations in to get up close and personal with some of their favorite players. now things are wrapped up. fans get to go home and bask in this championship until next season from san francisco. kylen mills kron. 4 news >> the biggest celebration in the bay area brought in fans from all over and they packed in the area of the parade route. people were climbing. a light post on statues in anything around that could help them get a better view of the parade. we talked to one fan who made the trip to the bay area twice in the last week to show her support. >> we know what we were actually there last weekend with watch party game. the other one they win thing you stay true to your word. what's it like to see these players up close and personal? it's a dream come true. >> there is no official count because who can count that many people right. satellite images in the pentagon to work on this, but it could be close to a million people who came to watch the madness up a

walking the streets as people were chanting gp 2 dabbing fans up just a really great opportunity for doug nation to take part in the celebrations in to get up close and personal with some of their favorite players. now things are wrapped up. fans get to go home and bask in this championship until next season from san francisco. kylen mills kron. 4 news >> oh, yeah. let's do it again. dubnation got showered in blue and gold confetti along the parade route. but let's hear not what they were most excited for. >> do you love most about this senior warriors that they can come back big? they're like they're the warriors, right? they have a difficult time and then come back. and yeah, when it all. so we got here early for the brave. who are you most looking forward to seeing here? go right by. you got a front row steph. curry. but really all of them. but my favorite is that so yeah, why are you so dedicated to your team? because i'm in love with haha. that's a guy. that's your guy. and so you got here early. but this is not your first what is this for you? i for one. so we think about this dynasty, alt

in boston last night, and the preparations underway in san francisco for a big celebration with doug nation, plus a fire forces the evacuation of homes in the east bay city of pittsburgh overnight how firefighters were able to safely bring things under control. and u. s. regulators have authorized the first covid vaccine for children under the age of five, the plans being put into place to roll out the vaccine here in the bay area. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm ali rasmus. the warriors are coming back to the bay area as the nba champions and they have two extra passengers are taken back with them. larry and bill that's the larry o'brien championship trophy. and the bill russell nba finals most valuable player award. ktvu joe fonzi reports from boston on the warriors trip back to the top of the nba. it shouldn't surprise you to learn that no blue and gold confetti fell from the rafters of td garden last night won the warriors won, but the warriors now have to be considered in the conversation when the topic dynasty comes up, having won fo

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so we're good at this here in the bay area to celebrate doug nation. get fans waving.can see them right there, where so excited? it is really that the mood though out here, this is what you feel it's august positivity. people are super excited. people are ready to go and you don't mind that we're really far away from the start of the parade right now. relatively, this is going to be and amazing date already feels great. we've got everything lined up and ready to go. all we need are the warriors calm down here, but in terms of getting down here, the best thing about this. this is all along the bart routes. so if you're going to pop in a bart train, it'll be very easy to get in and around here we have our media passes that make it a little easier to get to where we are right now, but i've got to tell you everything is in place. everything very well organized and the sun is shining. it is perfect. it is perfect, fantastic mood. fantastic to see everyone out here. we've got balloons. we got rally council fans. we've got literally everything out here ready to go such a fant

luzader has more. >> doug: good morning, gas prices topped national average of $5 a gallon overey went this morning, another record over night with average price over 5.01 a gallon, up $2 from a year ago. we expect the president to travel to saudi arabia next month to press for more oil production, although the white house says it is about security concerns. >> president biden: the commitment from the saudis don't relate to anything having to do with energy, it happens to be larger meeting taking place in saudi arabia, that is the reason i'm going and has to do with national security for them, for israelis, much larger issue than energy. >> doug: overall inflation is on the rise, gas is a big part of that, it is hitting everything we buy, food, used cars, trucks, clothing, republicans blame run away government funding which may have been much too large. >> republican and democrat economist like larry summers warn this endless amount of spending would lead to historic inflation and that is what we're seeing. joe biden is attempting to pass the buck, it is number one issue, people

. >> doug: they did tick down overnight with national average slightly bele$5 gallon mark, high inflation still an issue. president biden thinks we might be able to thread a need and he will thread a depression. >> i don't think a recession is at all inevitable. >> a recession is not inevitable. >> a recession is not inevitable, as policymakers, we can take steps with the american economy and try to get to that stable and steady growth we want to get to as quickly as possible. >> one republican senator thinks reducing federal regulation will help. >> we need to focus on regulatory reform as the first order of business to help bring down inflation. the reigns act would make it so uneshg lected bureaucrats are not passing our laws. >> the president of the cleveland federal reserve thinks it will take two years to get inflation back under control and griffin, that is the 2% mark the fed looks for here. >> ashley: not very good news. doug luzader, thank you so much. >> it is laughable now how wrong the experts were and the vast majority of the establishment media were to trust the experts. it

theres no greater lightning rod in the nation running than doug mastriano, the republican nominee fore attorney general only by 3 or 4 points in the data that i've seen. that's the real shock. >> it's all fascinating. everything that happens in pennsylvania always is, but it is interesting to see how oz -- you look at his twitter page, for example, it went from touting himself as this trump-backed candidate to now things have changed when you look at what it looks like post that. michael smerconish, thank you so much for joining us this morning. you can catch michael's show on cnn on saturdays at 9:00 a.m. don't miss it, i never do. >>> this morning we also have never before seen footage of a new documentary from inside the president's -- former president's inner circle as the filmmaker is preparing to meet with the january 6th committee for a deposition today. >>> and chaos at the airport, the airlines canceling 1,000 flights on the first day of summer. what's behind it? more protection, more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defensese® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists an

jose was dealing with all new billings from national breaker crystal sebright. and i see the student bosses, doug, you medation says this is not tutorial don barza. yes sir. could you tell dora produced your support. another aspect of yuri and he spent volunteers work is that they locate and rescue people from the water for her to live on. i just renewed america money over uniform all across up in the sheal, a dumb fisher shamore i with i'm not sure about media enough or not. so when you guys to come, when you are you and this is just more with the others and is not really, really, really horrible. the official otherwise, when you go, she does not want to put it on. what did it become? i hate to say yes. and you really with them, because we're there are to law school bus done fun of that. to day, mary jo blue can only be access my special missions, escorted by the military. assistant fighting is ongoing in the city center. ukrainian, near nancy resolve militants, have retreated to areas around in each and as all style plants and are putting out finished resistance. although to provide new york, w

saudi arabia, that is the reason i'm going and has to do with national security for them and israel and having to do not with energy. >> doug: inflation ticking up well beyond price of gas and fuel oil, it is just about everything, food, used cars and trucks and clothing up 5% year over year with republicans blaming out of control spending. >> republican and democratic economist like larry summers warned this endless amount of spending would lead to inflation and that is what we're seeing and joe biden is attempting to pass the buck issue the american people are smart, it is the number one driving issue because people are struggling on a weekly and monthly basis. >> doug: there are political implications to this with approaching midterms. >> you are starting to see democrats shift messaging to talk more about and have that empathy, but whether that is a little too late, we're still a couple months away. it could be too late for people saying, we need help now. >> doug: initial messaging was this is temporary and transitory and the president says it will be with us for a while. todd and carley. >> carley: all right. doug luz

doug. in 2019 sabah nazir made her debut for the pakistan women's cricket ting that wearing the national color was a dream come true for her. it is me when it was out. i mean, i worked hard on the developing milan. i got the kid. i was like, oh hey, i couldn't believe i couldn't believe i'd achieve my goal. i want to do it again. i always wanted to play for pakistan, and alan made it come. true, orlando made a hardwood of you. now nazir wants to lift a world cup trophy for her country. she hopes to inspire pakistani girls to play cricket. but pakistan's aspiring female cricketers faison uphill battle earning a fraction of what their male counterparts. good. well, some young people in beijing are experimenting with a new way to de stress. they are taking part in what are niners tufty workshops. now tufty describes an ancient technique used to create textiles like carpets, but in the modern way of doing things are so called toughing gun is used to speed things up. take a look at sound that gives creators peace of mind. this is targeting one shot a time, nor a pang is trying to weave a rug in the

the deal is with all new billions of national breaker is just about alluding. i see the senior bus is doug, you. medation says this not to your daughter, don't bossa this, the could you tube or do you support you? another aspect of yury and his fellow volunteers work is that they locate and resty people from the water. so actually on i just renewed in bunker minute for that. yeah. you know monica, so financial, a dumb tissue show more. i was i'm not sure about media enough or not. so when you guys to come, when you're writing, this is jeff, more with doesn't show me like would you read over the border dusty official. otherwise i negotiated line was supposed to learn more about omega because they the scenario with them. because whether it's a little school by some kind of medical that today, mary blue can only be access my special missions escorted by the military. assistant viking is ongoing in the city center. ukrainian, near nancy resolve militants, have retreated to areas around the leech and as our style plants and are putting our fears, resistance as also brief idea, because it was a

and former republican national committee communications director douglas high. dougill when you were a senior aide and i was a journalist covering the hill. have you seen your share of congressional hearings, are these moving the needle at all. >> it's not clear this if he are moving the needle yet or what needle they are supposed to be moving. what we see is the polling is pretty locked in. if you support donald trump you may be attention to it but your mind is not going to be changed. if you oppose donald trump you are paying attention to it and your mind ♪ being changed. there are folks in the middle and obviously a lot of republicans who would like to run in place of donald trump who are looking at what is happening very closely. and every time we get new revelations the fact that, you know the capitol so well, mike, they came -- the group coming in to lynch mike pence that they got within 40 feet of him is new revelations and what we hear from the trump team, not the democrats on the committee, the republicans on the committee, but from the trump team in their o

doug. >> gas prices take down a little bit overnight and national average $5 a gallon but inflation may bether matter as higher interest rates began to sink in. president biden says he thinks that come to my country could skirt a recession. administration officials over the weekend trying to drive that message home. >> i don't think a recession is at all -- >> it is not inevitable. not only is a recession not inevitable but we as probably policymakers can do is build on the strings of the american economy and try to get to that stable and steady growth we want to get to as quickly as possible. >> one republican senator mike lee suggested cutting federal regulations. >> we need to focus on regulatory reform as the first order of business here that would help bring down inflation. we need to pass the rain deck to make it so elective lawmakers rather than an elected unaccountable bureaucrats are passing the laws. >> and as far as the gas prices are concerned, confusion within the administration over whether president biden will meet with controversial mohammed over nbs traveling to saudi arab

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then re enter strong corn, them nation by the buggers. tiny foreign ministry in our statement. great said doug, or what do 100000000 bug it's donny, they're sent emmans, her heart and dad over a 1000000000 muslims around award would be feeling the same way. now. the bugger sony prime minister. going further by condemning the act saying that india under mo, d at ward trembling religious freedoms, persecuting the muslims. and he said that the international community should reprimand more. did government for this act should be remembered that even bugger stones out stead prime minister emron con, raised this issue internationally about islam of phobia. and about hurting the sentiments of there is some, a community to all the worried by a dead, all get 3 statements against the profit of islam. so indeed they say they are being taken very strongly. the religious parties are going to react as well. and this is one thing on wednesday that daughter consent says a crossed up. will it a good day? white. now, dozens of people, a fear dead. dr. gunman opened fire and set of explosives that a nigerian chur

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a lot to discuss with doug jones, charlie dent, a former republican congressman, and political analyst, the national politics reporter at "the washington post." also the co-author of the book "his name is george floyd." so happy to have all of you on. why don't i start with you. good evening to everyone. to the trump pressure campaign. last week the committee focussed on the intense pressure on pence and how much danger that put him in. this week it is the pressure on state officials to overturn the election. remember this call that trump made to georgia secretary of state? here it is. >> so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state. >> so what do you think it is going to mean to hear publically from these election officials? >> well, this is part of a methodical approach by this committee to lay out what happened after the election. it included not only former president trump when they went into court but after they were thrown out of court for all these failed legal efforts, they put pressure on these state lawmakers,

doug heye. he also served as deputy chief of staff for eric cantor alongside being the former communications director of the republican nationalmittee. we heard earlier from kevin mccarthy, the current minority leader of the house. he seems to think this is good. what do you think? douglas: for most republicans it means developing on -- delivering on that promise that was long-held. i would not have told you when going through the process in 2005 and 2006 that that was what we would experience so many years later. this is a culmination for republicans on what they have competed on. if we do political winners and losers, after two weeks of donald trump frankly getting his head kicked in by the january 6 committee, he is now able to go to his base and say, i delivered for you. that will be big for him if he decides whether to run or not. it has cemented his legacy. david: will it make a difference in the midterms? doug: it will, in some ways. but be aware of people saying that whatever happens in politics is great news for their side. it is wishful thinking. what we know is that this is going to be an important issue to a lot of

nations, can the western coalition led by the u.s. sustain supplies to ukrainian forces? >> and that's what we'll be watching. retired army lieutenant general doug lute, thank you so much for being with us this morning. eva? >>> switching gears now to the chaos at the nation's airports, hundreds of flights canceled today and more than a thousand flights canceled on friday, and the lines just keep growing. abc's andrew dymburt has the latest from new york's laguardia airport. good morning to you, andrew. >> reporter: and good morning, eva. yeah, for days now, travelers have either been stuck in long lines or stranded outright as they try to reach their destinations. and here at new york's of the hardest hit, this as we - approach peak summer travel season. this morning, the travel troubles from the week piling up with hundreds of flights delayed and canceled. your flight is delayed.on said - the very second text was actually it's canceled. >> reporter: overnight flight cancellations topping 1,400 nationwide with nearly 4,400 delays for u.s. flights and around 1200 more delays and cancellations this morning. >> come to find out it was at 10, then

of what the meetings inside the national weather service are like right now [ light laughter ] >> dale, why don't we have any weather balloons in the sky? >> well, doug have enough helium. and without it, it's hard to get up real high >> i guess this is what happens when there's inflation >> it's a real kick in the weather balloons [ laughter ] >> time to cut back on helium. >> what a sad day. >> i know. >> also, today's my birthday >> oh, sorry i almost forgot. happy birthday >> thanks. >> doug, wait. [ explosion [ cheers and applause >> steve: what >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: wait, what >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: that happened? they both had blonde hair. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i imagine is happening at the he -- at the national - >> steve: and then helium became a flammable substance that's great that's beautiful >> tariq: that's bill nye over there. >> steve: and that guy had a a really deep voice naturally. >> jimmy: yeah they both did, yeah. [ laughter ] some business news, everybody. coca-cola -- i'm kind of excited about this coca-cola is teaming up with jack daniel's to release a jack and coke cocktail in a can [ audience oohs [ applause ] th

as being a strong corn them nation by the pakistani foreign ministry in a state. man. great said doug, or what do 100000000 bugger st on is they sent their mans were hard and dead over a 1000000000 muslim that on to war would be feeling the same way. now the bugger sony prime minister going for the bike and deadman the act saying that india and mo, d at ward trembling religious freedoms, persecuting the muslims. and he said that the international community should rep raymar and mortgage government for this act should be remembered that even bugger, stanz ousted prime minister emron con, raise this issue internationally about islam of phobia, and about hurting the sentiments of there is some a community to all the worried by did all get v statements against the profit of islam. so indeed, this is being taken very strongly that religious parties are going to react as well . and this is one thing on wednesday that sort of consensus. a crossed up, wanted to go to white. thank you so much. come on. hi don. reporting from islamic bonds. southern i 3 is a journalist based in new delhi and sh

doug says recent numbers this month are a reason for hope. >> only 1.4% of all of our flight this is month have canceled. and that's well below the national average, which is a good thing. >> reporter: for millions around the country, air travel has been anything but smooth lately, hundreds of cancellations, thousands of delays since memorial day. the airlines blame a combination of staffing issues, weather issues, and other challenges. today united airlines was hoping to tackle one of those issues, holding a career fair that attracted more than 5,000 to chase center in san francisco. >> we're hiring for in-flight, digital technology, and our technical operations department. >> reporter: united hopes to fill 800 positions here. >> demand is coming back so fast. people want to travel. and this july 4th weekend, this is going to be our busiest weekend so far for 2022. so we've got to get people on boarded as we grow. >> reporter: many applicants interviewed and said they're eager to get started. >> they emailed me back to come here and interview at 10:00, and i showed up before the big rush came. i came in, and i killed the interview, and t

pulitzer prize-winning journalist and national columnist for "the philadelphia inquirer," who has been following this closely, including pennsylvania state senator dougtriano, who attended the january 6 "stop the steal" rally and also helped arrange buses for pro-trump protesters to come as well. he later worked with former president trump's legal team to overturn the 2020 election results and has now won the republican governor's primary in pennsylvania. if elected, he has vowed to continue to help undo the 2020 election. and he is in charge, right? will bunch, welcome back to democracy now! let's talk the significance of these hearings and what you think needs to happen thursday to draw the attention of the american people. it has happened behind closed doors. most people don't have any idea, give ath has been at least 1000 interviews conducted. >> this has been such a long time coming. it has been a ar and a half since januy 6. i think the question now, so much has happened since tn, the war in ukraine, people are concerned about the economy, inflation. it will be fascinating to see the televised hearings get the american people interestedn the st

doug is the owner issue because this a company i walk in eco got some of me. it's a huge bonus problem. it is really a huge contradiction because the nation up on it with a has been, has the means business in the field of this went on for the occasion in africa. yes, i like it is not letting me put it in your interest. we all know the damage in the international markets, and these are like global issues to what extent the industry is coming out is lobby so that you cannot buy the singer. this is, this is mary. this is a permanent dynamics. are listed in nice number interest. ah, in the news a powerful earthquake in afghanistan has killed more than a 1000 people. the ruling taliban militant group says the more than 1500 people have been injured in the disaster. according to the un office for humanitarian affairs, over 2000 houses have been destroyed. and residents say that the mountainous terrain complicates the gathering of precise information about the victims as was hampering search and rescue efforts. the earthquake stroke, the country amid a serious humanitarian crisis and the red crescent says that over half the afghan population was

doug, you speak to gop operatives, voters all the time. is this investigation so far, and will the next step of nationally televised hearings of what they promise be new information here, is it substantively weakening trump's influence and hold over the party? >> no, not at all. in fact, isn't really damaging trump nationally thus far. we saw polling this morning that says that less voters are blaming donald trump today than they were six months or a year ago for january 6th. now, this week, which will be a very interesting week to watch, and what we've seen with some of the leaks that have specifically come from the committee, they plan for this to be a big bombshell show. there's going to be a lot of what you call on capitol hill artwork to get people's attention. what we've seen so often recently is we've had a lot of bombshell announcements from books and so forth that have had shocking stories and tapes and things like that that get a lot of headlines, but ultimately what do voters focus on? what they're paying for at the pump, meat and chicken -- >> i do know that's true, but the allegations here are not of your typical mismanagement. the

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national park, but it was greenville that got the politicians spinning. we lost greenville tonight and persistent words for help us in government. haven't been able to get the job done. that's congressman dougpublican he into poor forest management as the problem behind this fire when he came up here governor gavin newsom a democrat also came up. he pointed to something else. these are climate. and wildfires but neither politician from either side of the aisle pointed to what did cause this fire a corporation that donated to both of their campaigns did climate change start this fire. no, did forest management start this fire? no, what did start this fire? could you name? for the tree that was online. there's a tree online. started a fire this 65-foot tall douglas fir should have been discovered and removed by pg&e according to cal fire investigators found the trunk was so rotten it couldn't support the trees wait grew into liner liner fell into the line. know it felt fell into the noise butte county prosecutors. say the problem was obvious. this is not too far off from where from the tree that started the dixie fire the side of the trunk facing the power lines had a big section of bark miss

nation. we see it in california, west virginia, fentanyl in florida, the administration is causing big, big problems. maria: i'm with doug several times. jump in here to take a look at what's going on. were talking about 239,000 apprehensions just in the month of may. >> we are, from the committee standpoint we were overseeing this and going down there you can see what's happening at the border patrol agents needing the help. one thing i was curious, we talked about the issues we know the apprehension that is just the ones you catch that's not just the ones getting by when you're looking. if you could sit down with the president or secretary mayorkas is an adjunct failure his job. what would you say the one thing or two things that you could say now for the agents to make their life easier but also protect so far we have over 1 million got-aways, one million since the administration took over. again, the policies we're seeing at the border are going to continue. there's real people that are suffering, not only the americans but also the immigrants that we're luring to come to the united states many they're dying along th

doug collins, great to see you this morning. thank you. >> thanks, good to see you all as well. take care. jackie: coming up, president biden said he's ready to talk tariffs with xi jinping. former nationalf of staff fred flights is here. plus light year fails to create a buzz at the box office. the weekend movie round-up is next. ♪ if you want to call me baby, just go ahead had now. now. ♪ and if you'd like to tell me maybe, just go ahead now. ♪ and if you want to buy me flowers, just go ahead now. ♪ and if you -- what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is available anywhere, securely. and your digital transformation is helping find new ways to unlock energy around the world. jackie: welcome back. i'm jackie deangelis, in for maria bartiromo. it is monday, june 20th. a look at the markets this half hour. futures in the green on an abbreviated trading day but indicating there's positivity in the market after last week's selloff. the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq finishing down for the t

nation on friday. now extending choice to every student in the state. the bill provides $7,000 per child for educational expenses including private school, online education and tutoring. governor dougthe bill in law, tweeting, quote, our kids will no longer be locked in underperforming schools. today their future success is unlocked with this legislation. arizona will now be the first state in the nation to offer all families the option to choose the school setting that works best for them. our next guest says this is the biggest school choice victory in u.s. history. joining us senior fellow at the american federation for children cory deangeles. this is a great day. this is something, you and i known each other for a while. you've been fighting for the money to be attached to the child instead of the institution. so, talk to me about the historic moment. >> yes. this is clearly the biggest victory when it comes to school choice in u.s. history. arizona is now the gold standard for school choice. they have now cemented themselves as number one state for educational freedom and supporting parental rights in education. as you said, every single family, regardless of income will be a