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calls in one south bay town to bring back civilian police oversight that disappeared following the george ford protest. the news at 6:00 coming up in about 10 minutes, but let's head to matt and some sports >>> hello, juliette! the 49ers are planning to play their starters in the friday preseason finale, but don't get your hopes up for a four-game performance by these guys. warner also uses the preseason for other things as well. >> if you are screaming there is something wrong! i get out there and i am working and all of a sudden i lose my voice. i have to acclimate to the market again. >> wondered if the vocal cords a good workout last saturday when he addressed the team. he settled into the role as the leader on defense with one exception. >> you think these young guys come up to you and say mr. warner ? pick your brain? >> no, no mr. warner. that is not me yet. i don't want to be mr. warner yet. but we have a lot of young talent and guys who are hungry to get that respect and prove themselves. >> stanford and cal are still waiting for the invitation to join a new coerence. the acc still ha

england actually won the match 19—17 with george ford kicking the winning penalty, ending a run of three harry kane is getting on for bayern munich, he has come off the bench in the german super cup. they are losing against leipzig. that is all the sport for now. thank you. thousands of protestors against planned legal reforms in israel have returned to the streets for the 32nd week in a row. the biggest demonstration is taking place in tel aviv and more than 100 others are also scheduled in towns and villages across the country. the protestors argue that the reforms being pursued by israel's right—wing government — which involve curbing the powers of the supreme court — will damage democracy there. but ministers insist unelected judges have too much power over elected politicians. the ongoing row has deeply divided the nation. russian officials say two ukrainian missiles have targeted a bridge that links russia to the annexed crimea peninsula. moscow says the rockets were shot down and that the kerch bridge remains undamaged. videos on social media show plumes of smoke rising nearby. ky

george ford will start at fly—half instead in dublin on saturday, whilst courtney lawes will captaine for ireland, cian prendergast, seen here in the green, will make his first start for his country as head coach andy farrell names a strong side for the match. prendergast will start at number eight, whilst bundee aki, garry ringrose and ross byrne all start, too. there's been a blow for commonwealth games 10,000—metres champion eilish mccolgan as her preparation for next year's olympics has suffered a big setback. a knee injury means she's pulled out of the world athletics championships, which starts on saturday in budapest. mccolgan says with the olympics just around the corner, the stakes are too high for her to take a risk. better news for britain's beth potter as she out—sprinted home favourite cassandre beaugrand to secure victory in the paris 2024 triathlon test event. it was potter's first—ever win in an olympic—distance race. more on that and everything else on the website but i'll be back a little bit later. thanks very much. more now on the death of one of the biggest names

culture like, why are players almost feeling like there has been a lot of errors in training so george ford am just disappointed and frustrated that we are not seen the best out of them. going into the broke cup kicking off on the 8th of september you hope that it all turns around —— world cup. that we see the best of england and that they continue to improve. because there is only one way from here and you hope that is up. is only one way from here and you hope that is up-— hope that is up. also looking forward to — hope that is up. also looking forward to two _ hope that is up. also looking forward to two years' - hope that is up. also looking forward to two years' time, | hope that is up. also looking i forward to two years' time, the women's world cup in england, how much anticipation is there? aha, iat women's world cup in england, how much anticipation is there?- much anticipation is there? a lot of ositivi much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right _ much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right now. _ much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right now. engl

the murder of george ford marked one of the rare occasions where police officers responsible were prosecuted criminally and floyd's family settled with the city before a federal civil claim can go to trial. why do you believe the officers who killed george floyd were charged and convicted when so many others were not? >> that is a great question. we go through so much of it, we spend a lot of times with the prosecution in terms of them trying to build a case. a few things make what happened to george floyd really distinct when you think about the legality of it. the fact you have really good witnesses. not only a video, several videos from several different angles, but the people who testified. the bravery of the 16-year-old girl, her nine-year-old cousin who was with her who said get off him. emts who saw the action and said check his pulse was ignored. in the book she says i wonder if i was a built white male if they would have treated me that way. you have an mma fighter who was on the scene who recognized the brutality of what derek children would have called the maximum restraint techni

a george ford penalty later secured victory for england and brought their three—match losing streak to stadium. and after st helens beat leeds rhinos in the women's match, leigh leopards won their first challenge cup for 52 years, beating hull kr on golden point. adam wild was watching. for these fans, the journey has been long, the wait even longer. more than a0 four the league, more than 50 years since the challenge cup final victory. 50 years since the challenge cup finalvictory. here 50 years since the challenge cup final victory. here was a moment perhaps. since changing their name and colours to leopards, they are a club that have found their roar. the rovers were making plenty of noise themselves, and when they went into score the opening try, they felt a moment a long time the mating. the leopards wouldn't be required for long. the game was levelled. the content is worthy of the occasion. it was the leopards that pounced. they found space where no—one else could. still, it was more drama. this kid evaded everyone. everyone at your grisly answers way. the video replays seem to t

." >> ke huy: you work with steven spielberg and harrison ford and george lucas, you can't go anywhereweet man. i love him so much. he sends me a christmas present every single year for the last 38 years. >> stephen: wow. and here you are together at the golden globes i believe. that's fantastic. >> ke huy: by the way. you guys didn't see this on television. after my speech, just as i was walking off stage, i looked at him. and he gave me a standing ovation. steven spielberg gave me a standing ovation. it was incredible. it was incredible. >> stephen: that's really lovely. also i understand, here you are. 38 years ago, 38 years ago, there you are with harrison ford right there. there you are. but and then please tell me how this next photograph came about because i've got another one. tell the story about the next time you saw him, if you don't mind. >> ke huy: i haven't seen harrison ford in 38 years so i was scheduled to attend an event for disney. i was told that harrison ford was going to be there. and i was in the green room, and there were so many big stars, big filmmakers, big p

general ford and george w. bush who actually had a child care tax credit.partisan funding for this. >> ainsley: i hope so, too. it seems no-brainer especially if it's a bipartisan issue. the average family spends $850 a month on day care. thank you all so much for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you, ainsley, as always. >> ainsley: you are welcome. hand it over to ashley for headlines for us. >> u.s. supreme court justice out telling a judicial conference in wisconsin yesterday public scrutiny. i have acquired a thick skin and i think that's what other figures have to do. this follows months of criticism and protest over controversial stolen from her more than 40 years ago. >> how do you hug someone in a way that makes up for 42 years? that's what you are doing in that moment, 42 years robbed. >> the heart-warming moment comes after a month's long international search for the man's biological family. he began his search after reading an article about children adoptees being reunited with their real families. he also got meet his biological father, four b

. >> chuck -- >> we go back to lbj and gerald ford, jimmy carter, george h.w.ey primaried? people recognize they were weakened and the country was ready to turn the page. >> we can have an hour debate on the subject. >> i understand that. i ran for congress -- after 2016 election i woke up that next morning and my teenage daughters were in tears and i am proissed them they would doing some, and i'm not going to be quiet now, five years later when the same trauma can be a flekted the country when donald trump is re-elected. i will do nothing to make sure donald trump is re-elected and it's very important people know this. i'm doing the opposite and if people aren't willing to have that discussion to have the discussion and most importantly to present alternatives, how in the world will we look at these numbers and say everything is okay. hopes, dreams and prayers, i love them. they solve gun violence. they don't give health insurance to american, right and they sure as heck won't change the numbers i'm seeing right now. >> have you talked to joe manchin? >> joe

ford. it's george romney.iel was actually the chairwoman of the michigan republican party up until 2017 when she became the chair of the rnc. betsy devos, the former education secretary is one of the most powerful political power brokers in the state and also in the country. her network extends well beyond the state lines of measure. so this was a state party that had vast national both import and influence. and when you look at these prominent republicans in the state right now, they're almost content to let it die on the vine so they can build it back up from the ashes. almost every prominent republican doan they're i spoke to for this article, which was over about eight, they all said the party is dead, or some kind of version of that. and that they weren't willing to give it money until it changed, and they would be focusing on things they can win, like individual congressional races and taking back at least one chamber of the state legislatures. so the leaders, the former leaders of the michigan republica

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george, good to see you. thank you for being here. really appreciate it. >> welcome. david: time for the friday trivia question: who was the only president born in nebraska? we have jared fordrry truman or james buchanan? what do you think? got a preview of that, george in maybe harry truman. not truman? lauren: buchanan probably. david: anyway, the answer right after this . ♪ morning. ♪ ♪ life after student debt is within reach. refi at sofi.com. you could save thousands and get to your goals faster. sofi. get your money right. .. .. dave: who was the only president born in nebraska? lauren: gerald ford. dave: i think that was michigan. i would say herbert hoover. lauren: three in a row for me. dave: july 14, 1913, originally given the nickname leslie lynch king junior, it wasn't legally changed to gerald ford until 1935. a little bit from the powell downward moment, we will see what happens in the next hour. here is neil

ford. it's a recipe for disaster, having a challenger. george h.w. bush lost when buchanan primary tim. you just don't come out of those things strong enough to win pajama election. i don't think there's a viable plan b, given joe biden's age is absolutely a legitimate issue. we can talk about that, but i just don't think there's, you know, there's a plan b here. >> do you know, chris, how biden thinks about the age issue other people around him? >> he says publicly that it's a legitimate issue. >> yes. >> i mean he can see that but again his argument is and i spent two years talking to almost everyone of joe biden's inner circle, and i think i've been around long enough to know when i am being spun, but i just couldn't find anybody who thought that he was cognitively impaired or unable to carry out the duties of a commander-in-chief. .. tion campaign at the of 82. all right that's that's not easy. but you know i don't i'm not sure i answered the question but i but i think that you joe, we all know people who are 60, who are elderly people who are six or and eric bailey. aging as an ind

. >> ask jimmy carter gerald ford you just when -- it's a recipe for disaster. having a challenger, i mean, georgeh.w. bush lost when beau canon primaried him you don't come out strong enough to win a general election. i don't think there's a viable plan b. given joe biden's age is absolutely a legitimate issue. we can talk about that. but i just don't think there's a plan b here. >> do you know -- do you know chris how biden thinksen about the age issue or people around him? >> watch me -- >> he says publicly it is a legitimate issue. yes. >> he concedes that but again his argument is and i spent two years talking to almost every one of joet biden's inner circe and -- i think aye been around long enough to know when i'm being spun. but i just couldn't find anybody who thought that he was cognitively impaired or unable to carry out the duties of -- of commander in chief now running for reelection or bruising reelection campaign at the age of 82. all right, that's not easy. but -- you know, i'm not sure i answered the question but i -- sorry. [laughter] iin think that you know, joe we all know peop

as jimmy carter asked gerald ford, you know, you just when it's recipe for disaster, having a having a challenger mean george h.w. bush lost when bob when buchanan primaried him. you just don't come out of those strong enough to win general election. so i don't think there's a viable plan b given joe biden's age is absolutely a legitimate issue. we can talk about that. but i just don't think there's a you know, there's a there's a plan b here. do you know how do you know, chris, how biden thinks about age issue or the people around watch me? you know, he says he says publicly it's a legitimate issue. yes. i mean, he concedes that. but but again, his argument is and i spent two years talking to, almost every one of joe biden's circle and i think i've been around long enough, know what i'm being spun. but i just couldn't find anybody thought that was cognitively impaired or unable to carry out the duties of a commander in chief. now running for reelection. a bruising reelection campaign at the of 82. all right that's that's not easy. but you know i don't i'm not sure i answered the question but i but i think t

ford and carter and convened by the white house physician. jim organized it and it was december of 1996. i was invited along with george was a health lawyer at boston university because i had done some writing and there was a piece of their on the side about advanced directives and advanced care planning. one of the things to remember is that presidential husbands and potentially wives of spouses and parents and grandparents and family dynamics will t play into decisions about incapacity. and, so, i had been asked to be there to talk about the family role in some of these decisions and to weigh in on medical issues. a number of white house physicians who were in attendance. general hutton and others. that was a fascinating experience. i was a young scholar at the time. i felt a little bit out of place the headline was this curious phrase that the senator wrote the 25th amendment. in the break, he was telling us a story. i kind of felt like you were listening to abe lincoln. he had that embed killer carrier patriotic quality and he was telling us a story about a dual vacancies during the watergate era. nixon couldig be

were hosted by president ford and carter and and convened by the white house physician and jim tool organized it and it was december of 1996 and and i was invited along with george annis who was a health lawyer at boston university because i done some writing and there's a piece there on the side on advanced directives and advanced care planning. i think one thing to remember when we think about presidential disability and succession is that at presidents are awesome also husbands and potentially wives of spouses and parents and grandparents and family dynamics are going to play into decisions about incapacity. and so i had i have been asked to be there to talk about the family role in some of these decisions and and to and to weigh in on some medical issues and there were a number of white house physicians who were in attendance including burton lee. a general admiral a general hutton and others so that was fascinating experience when i was a young scholar at the time and i felt a little bit out of place, but for me the headline was this curious phrase that that senator by of course wrote the 25th amendment was there and in the middle of the of a break he was t