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. >> when john gilbert clips in for a bike ride, he doesn't go very far. a stationary bike outside his garage is his limit. his fear of venturing any farther. just one of the consequences of his catastrophic crash. >> this is one of those life changing incidents back in 2018, gilbert, an experienced cyclist, decided to go for a ride in the oakland hills. >> he didn't see the pothole in the pavement before it sent him flying. >> i fractured my skull. i fractured my temporal bone. i was bleeding out of my right ear. the emts thought i was a goner and i glad to say that i proved them wrong. >> he survived, but lost his sense of hearing. a cruel outcome, since he used to work as a professional audio engineer and musician for probably at least a year and a half, i couldn't hear melody. >> it was a major traumatic brain injury. >> gilbert sued the city of oakland for that pothole and was awarded $1.4 million. and he's not alone. a ktvu analysis found. oakland paid $27 million to people injured from potholes from 2018 to 2023, the most of any bay area city during

now joining us for the program is julia cossum, journalist and political analyst from moscow and gilberticance of this trip, what good uh could possibly result from it and the fact that riger type erdowan just a couple weeks ago actually alluded to the fact that if the three men sit down together there could possibly be normalization of ties between ankara and damascus? yeah, absolutely, that's one of the main agenda items in this meeting between president putin and syrian president. that countering the lot of the terrorist forces that have stronghold in the north east of syria, many who are been financed supported by turkey, so part of reaching someachment with turkey between, and normalizing relations between turkey and syria a bit involve of course some initiatives on ankara's part to... to stop funding and supporting these terror groups and to end its occupation of northeast syria, of course moscow is going to be the the site where where any agreement between that is to take place. the other of course most important point in discussed in meeting between and asad is the the design ent

kuvin and assad, is the the design entities continued aggression. welcome to to the conversation, gilbert doctor, thanks for your patience, hope you're doing well out there. in brussels, your initial thoughts if you could please on the sit the sit downown between these two gentlemen and why you feel vladimir putin has this perception that uh syria's health is vital for regional stability. the meeting took place in the greatest secrecy. it was announced that it took place this morning, though the meeting actually took place last night. mr. assad flew into moscow. at night, he spent two hours in conversation with president putin, they didn't have a dinner, there were no formalities about this, it was a working meeting, and then he flew out and the the russians and syrians announced the visit only after assad was back in damascus, so one may assume that something quite important was going on, perhaps it has to do with the with the relations with with turkey, perhaps it has to do, i think... more likely with the military situation in the neighborhood. on the 3rd of june, aleppo was struck by

gilbert doctor, independent international analyst from brussels. thank you for your time set, stay safe. now, continuing with the rest of the news, the 12th of july marks the beginning of israel's 33-day war on lebanon back in 2006. lebanese recalled the war today am mid the ongoing tensions in southern lebanon and the... side in the gaza strip. our correspondent may reports from beirut. in light of tensions in south lebanon and the genocide in gaza, many have compared the escalations to the israeli war on lebanon in 2006. on the 12th of july 2006, hazballah resistance fighters captured two israeli soldiers near the southern border in hopes of achieving a prisoner swap and freeing lebanese prisoners held in israeli jails. the result was the... air and sea blockade and israeli bombs raining down across the country for 33 days. muhammad was barely 10 years old, he woke up to celebrations and fireworks after the resistance operation, just before the all-out war began. i was too young to to like uh to understand like the political uh like ramifications

. >> when john gilbert clips in for a bike ride, he doesn't go very far. a stationary bike outside his garage is his limit. his fear of venturing any farther. just one of the consequences of his catastrophic crash. >> this is one of those life changing incidents back in 2018, gilbert, an experienced cyclist, decided to go for a ride in the oakland hills. >> he didn't see the pothole in the pavement before it sent him flying. >> i fractured my skull. i fractured my temporal bone. i was bleeding out of my right ear. the emts thought i was a goner and i glad to say that i proved them wrong. >> he survived, but lost his sense of hearing a cruel outcom, since he used to work as a professional audio engineer and musician for probably at least a year and a half. >> i couldn't hear melody. it was a major traumatic brain injury. >> gilbert sued the city of oakland for that pothole and was awarded $1.4 million. and he's not alone. a ktvu analysis found. oakland paid $27 million to people injured from potholes from 2018 to 2023, the most of any bay area city during t

. >> when john gilbert clips in for a bike ride, he doesn't go very far. a stationary bike outside his garage is his limit. his fear of venturing any farther, just one of the consequences of his catastrophic crash. >> this is one of those life changing incidents back in 2018, gilbert, an experienced cyclist, decided to go for a ride in the oakland hills. >> he didn't see the pothole in the pavement before it sent him flying. >> i fractured my skull. i fractured my temporal bone. i was bleeding out of my right ear. the emts thought i was a goner, and i glad to say that i proved them wrong. he survived, but lost his sense of hearing a cruel outcome since he used to work as a professional audio engineer and musician for probably at least a year and a half, i couldn't hear melody. it was a major traumatic brain injury. >> gilbert sued the city of oakland for that pothole and was awarded $1.4 million. and he's not alone. a ktvu analysis found oakland paid $27 million to people injured from potholes from 2018 to 2023, the most of any bay area city during that ti

julia cossum, their journalist and political analyst joining us from moscow and gilbert doctor independentis segment of your press tv news review program. thanks for uh tuning in and goodbye for now. that's it for your latest here on press tv. everyone, thanks for joining us. goodbye for now, crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby. crackdown, diplomacy, us congress endorses genocide. همه کمک کنن که رئیس جمهور منتخب بتوانه وظائفی را که در قبال کشور داره انجام بده اگر ما توانستیم جوری رفتار کنیم که رئیس جمهور موفق بشه این موفقیت همه ماست اگر او در اداره کشور در پیشبرد اقتصاد کشور. در مسائل بین المللی کشور در مسائل فرهنگی کشور موفقیت دست پیدا کنه همه ما به موفقیت دست کرده پیروزی او پیروزی همه ماست اینو باید واقعاً از بن دندان باور کنیم.

let's bring in gilbert doctor. he is an independent international affairs analyst who joins us from brussels. welcome, when you take a look at what has happened here, obviously his assassination attempt um on um potential um future president of the us um is uh think that uh should be condemned, but the causes behind what drives a person to do that seems to be what uh the us is now, not now, but has called political violence, and based on recent poll, 10% of americans actually think that political violence is justified, are we looking at this uh, not phenomena, but this type of thinking and the justification that americans feel uh to be the cause of what we have seen all today, take it. really surprised that there was an attempt on the life of donald trump, but the question was only for me when in the campaign will it occur, and this is the only attempt that we made, and how thorough, open the investigation into this will be, it's very convenient that the that the would be assassin has himself killed, because that s

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the same of the gilbert on say. soon as i log back on monday and i said, yeah, look, a lot of they go to, i think, the invalid onset of the day bonus, dana the next it is gonna be extremely challenging. i've had miracles happen, the national stone stage to solve it may be some of that to make this going to get bogged so that sounds fine if you started with that song, but i'm going to call on the man i'm following. following, let's spend a $1000000.00. so somebody made a mistake, even send a 1000000 the ball is day again, the dog said the point do when they're done so. mean yeah, it's made more sense. like yeah, or text me. but if you send the thing both tired, but the only thing that's every time like, you know, this happens in the company allows you to so that there's no visit a lot of kids that i am in slide down at the bottom of them done a little bit of a bomb, so you can live products steadily without problems here today. let's see what we should do in mid the mid is about i'd be from nathan by name, mit bus yo

julia cossum, their journalist and political analyst joining us from moscow and gilbert doctor, independent international affairs, analyst joining us from brussels and viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of this segment of your press tv news review program. thanks for uh tuning in. and goodbye for now, crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, us congress endorses genocide. pretty sure the finance bill wasn't proposed by ruto, it was proposed by the imf. i don't want him as my president, i even regret why i voted him. i want to tell this government, we gave you the entry, we are going to show you the exit. mr. president, mr. president, watch us. they buy cars, they're just enriching themselves, meanwhile, many percentage of kenyans are languishing in poverty still, they have people, who do not have access to education, who do not have access to health care, tell the ambassador, kenya is not united states, kenya is not a call of united states, keep your your mouth shut. if i stop. you must live to tell my story, to sell my things, to buy a piece of c

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the gilbert baker rainbow flag is named for the late artist who created the iconic community symbol inthe castro. an afternoon of good times and good food in the east bay. we'll check out a farmers market first that addresses food justice related issues in an underserved neighborhood. i'm spencer christian. >> a cooling marine layer lingered at the coastline again today, but it did not stop a pretty good warm up. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® this is the greatest team ever! (♪) (♪) runners starting 26.2 mile course in front of the ferry building at 515 this morning, 29 year old charley lawrence of boulder, colorado, won the men's division with a time of two hours, 22 minutes. the fastest women's finisher was 24 year old jenna wolfram of barrington, illinois, with a time of two hours 52 minutes. runners also had the option of participating in two separate half marathons, or ten k and five k races. boy pretty shots th

now joining us for the program is julia cossum, journalist and political analyst from moscow and gilbert doctor, independent international affairs analyst joining us from brussels. hello and i like to welcome you both to the program. i guess we'll start with you and and the significance, your initial thoughts on the significance of this trip, what good uh could possibly result from it, and the fact that ricep type erdowan just a couple weeks ago actually alluded to the fact that if the three men sit down together, there could possibly be normalization of ties between ankara and damascus. yeah, absolutely, that's one of the main agenda items in this meeting between president putin and syrian. president that countering the lot of the terrorist forces that have stronghold in the north east of syria, many who are been financed supported by turkey, so part of reaching someachment with turkey between normalizing relations between turkey and syria of bit involve of course some... initiatives onkara's part to stop funding and supporting these terror groups and to end its occupation of northeast

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the same of the day of the gilbert on say so those are the yeah. and the go to, i think, the invalid on sort of the day bonus, dana and the the next 3 days are going to be going the challenges i've had medical happen, the initial stage to solve it may be some of the mechanism to get bogged so that sounds fine if you say we got some sort of what about the man i'm following, following what, let's spend a may not a problem, but i saw somebody made a mistake even send them barely telling me both on say the point and i do then they're done to me i was saying like, yeah, or text me, but if you send thing multi, let them know where to send the obviously done a thing this every time like, you know, if this happens in the is that the company is gone so that there's no visit in spite of down at the bottom of the money, nobody to the bottom so you can live products. then without problems here today, i've looked on the google cooperation dealer, mid the mid is about, i'd be from nathan by name, mid past. you bought a valid a talented nice guy on the both of an

night here at 11, the iconic flag flown above harvey milk plaza is the creation of the late artist gilbertas originally designed in 1978 for the gay freedom day parade, known as the san francisco pride parade. today. now, the full board of supervisors will vote on the landmark proposal with an amendment that the flag fly 24 over seven. >> as i understand it and others may speak to this, that was gilbert's firm intention, and has been the practice of the keepers of the flag installation these past decades. i'm asking to add this language just so it is very, very, very clear. >> the full board of supervisors will vote on the resolution in september. >> building a better bay area is our mission here at abc seven. so tonight we want to highlight three breakthroughs for our community. we begin in san francisco, where health care workers are calling attention to their work supporting the transgender community. the san francisco community clinic consortium is planning a news conference tomorrow to highlight their work providing health services to trans people. this summer, san francisco officiall

coming up on "washington journal," we will get to president trump's rally and then reporter craig gilberte republican national convention in milwaukee . c-span's "washington journal" is next. host: it is sunday, july 14, 2024. in pennsylvania yesterday, a failed assassination attempt on former president donald trump. today, the nation tries to come to grips

so stacy gilbert was one of the subject matter experts. and we have american government officials determining the facts on the ground to our own mechanisms. our own mechanisms which are verified. explaining exactly how is real is prohibiting aid. and then once that goes to senior officials at the political level, they are changing those words and saying that as well as not in violation of that, only to be able to continue an unconditional flow of 8. that for me is tantamount to a violation of the law. there has been so much spin. there's been so many loopholes . there's been so much maneuvering to try to maintain the unconditional flow of aid . which again is to the detriment of obviously palestinians. but also to is really security in the long run. it doesn't make any sense. and that's why i ultimately also decided to resign because it was also hurting everyone. everyone there was no side that is gaining from this field, militaristic policy. but i should also add with the staff social security memorandum. another requirement of it is to v

night here at 11, the iconic flag flown above harvey milk plaza is the creation of the late artist gilbertr. it was originally designed in 1978 for the gay freedom day parade, known as the san francisco pride parade. today. now, the full board of supervisors will vote on the landmark proposal with an amendment that the flag fly 24 over seven. >> as i understand it and others may speak to this, that was gilbert's firm intention, and has been the practice of the keepers of the flag installation these past decades. i'm asking to add this language just so it is very, very, very clear. >> the full board of supervisors will vote on the resolution in september. >> building a better bay area is our mission here at abc seven. so tonight we want to highlight three breakthroughs for our community. we begin in san francisco, where health care workers are calling attention to their work supporting the transgender community. the san francisco community clinic consortium is planning a news conference tomorrow to highlight their work providing health services to trans people. this summer, san francisco of

one other jefferson portrait want to ask you about this is a copy done by gilbert stuart. he was the original artist. the artist of this one is william thorton, who is better known as the architect of the capitol. and he and jefferson worked on that commission. jefferson was secretary of state. kind of roman it is. it's based on roman cameo and it is neoclassical and was jefferson's favorite portrait of himself, his lifetime. before we leave this room, there's a couple of busts above. the doors. yes. so here we have john paul jones and george washington. and what i love is that we have the head of the navy and the head the army. so you've indicated that all the rooms are named after secretaries state who become president. but now we're about to go in to the ben franklin. yes. how does that make sense? well he was the father of the american service. and important to our diplomatic history. this looks like a ballroom. what's it used for? well, we again have reception and seated dinners and all forms of events you could imagine. this is where we welcomed leaders from around t

the gilbert baker rainbow flag is named for the late artist who created the iconic symbol in 1978. it was originally designated for gay freedom day parade, which is now the san francisco pride parade. interesting note there. yeah, joined right now by spencer christian. you know, i went to get dinner tonight. it was a little chilly outside, and i liked that feeling. yeah, it felt good, didn't it? yes. especially compared with just days ago when we had the heat. >> it's gone for a while. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. you can see the pattern we have now is fairly brisk onshore flow bringing cooling breezes to the bay area night and day. we had a fairly well established marine layer there earlier. it dissipated as it has done last couple of nights. it will redevelop overnight. right now we're looking at gentle winds. it's breezy in some spots, but we don't have any strong gusts at the moment, and it's about 1 or 2 degrees warmer in most locations than at this time last night, which is not terribly significant. so we're in the same range pretty much as last night

so you is a gilbert of them just yeah. that, that i see the see switching because he reported that you some of the way persistently and for you. yeah, we should. what else? stomach each, you need to be changed into the product, which i'm gonna see with pretty much the procedure you choose to send you to do so good for you to see the new stuff which is limit is smudgin. did you wish to split the tree of christian origin? pretty true, which is right to the builder if it just adds to the g controller. but for the rich gifts they, i just dress the temporary dukes and the dormitory of belgrade mechanics and technology college people from the most frequently shell. she bacon skate and drive around skiing. urban districts on here belgrade residence to lose the homes and ukraine's attacks on the russian city. also shouts at. yeah, shit. the keywords and starts to finish the you know, for sure. sure. sure i have to but the other day, if i get to you as early as of monday evening, the city of the the because the funny you the invite

gilbert think will be telling the people inside? guest: i don't know to what degree the people inside are going to see or hear the message. the protests won't be in their face, there'll be some separation there. i'm curious about that myself. clearly, there will be protests directed at former president trump. there will be protests around very specific issues. abortion might be one of them. certainly the war in gaza could be another one. i think that is some of what you will see in terms of the demonstrations, the protests. you can imagine an array of issues in hearing from people and seeing them and i think we will get a really good of that this week. host: brian is in new mexico on the line for independents. caller: i want to first blame our corporate media that turned politics into professional wrestling. it is all about how much money they can make and how they can entertain people and they focus on the horserace and we did very little discussion on any of the serious issues which confronts humanity by climate change. it's fairl

. >> when john gilbert clips in for a bike ride, he doesn't go very far. a stationary bike outside his garage is his limit. his fear of venturing any farther, just one of the consequences of his catastrophic crash. >> this is one of those life changing incidents back in 2018, gilbert, an experienced cyclist, decided to go for a ride in the oakland hills. >> he didn't see the pothole in the pavement before it sent him flying. >> i fractured my skull. i fractured my temporal bone. i was bleeding out of my right ear. the emts thought i was a goner and i glad to say that i proved them wrong. >> he survived but lost his sense of hearing a cruel outcom, since he used to work as a professional audio engineer and musician for probably at least a year and a half. >> i couldn't hear melody. it was a major traumatic brain injury. >> gilbert sued the city of oakland for that pothole and was awarded $1.4 million. and he's not alone. a ktvu analysis found. oakland paid $27 million to people injured from potholes from 2018 to 2023, the most of any bay area city during th

. >> as i understand it, and others may speak to this, that was gilbert's firm intention and has beenthe practice of the keepers of the flag installation theseit is very, very, very clear. >> the iconic flag was a creation of the late artist gilbert baker. it was originally designed in 1978 for the gay freedom day parade, which is known as the san francisco pride parade. today, the full board of supervisors will vote on that landmark resolution in september. >> turns out deadpool and wolverine had a bigger opening box office weekend than we originally thought. the marvel film made $211 million in north america, becoming the sixth biggest opening of all time. the movie also shattered the opening weekend record for an r-rated film previously held by the first deadpool movie. disney's, the parent company of both marvel and abc seven. it's still only summer, but abc seven's parent company is already looking forward to halloween, and this is for a good cause. so right now, if you buy a halloween costume at disneystore.com, disney is going to donate a costume to the starlight children's fou

usuarios a diario disfrutar de las instalaciones con mayor seguridad, como debiera ser, nos cuenta gilberta eval technologies. las pruebas comenzarÁn al terminar un plazo de 90 dÍas establecido por la ley para que la ciudad y la policÍa de nueva york implementen nuevas tecnologÍas de vigilancia para los usuarios del metro. es una noticia alentadora. >> estoy de acuerdo en que implementen mÁs seguridad los trenes y que los ciudadanos se sientan mÁs seguros en el transporte. esto es algo que nosotros utilizamos todos los dÍas para ir a nuestro trabajo. >> good technology you i'm really excited about this that. >> pienso que es una buena tecnologÍa. esto es realmente emocionado acerca de solo tener la posibilidad de identificar a alguien con un arma antes de que ingrese al sistema, dijo adams. de acuerdo con el fabricante, los dispositivos similares a los usados en escuelas, hospitales o estadios usan sensores e inteligencia artificial para alertar cuando alguien porta armas y no otro tipo de metales o electrÓnicos. >> han pasado muchas cosas en los trenes y yo quiero como que tenemos mÁs seg

. >> that was gilbert's firm intention and has been the practice of the keepers of the flag installationge just so it is very, very, very clear. >> the iconic flag was the creation of the late artist gilbert baker. it was originally designed in 1978 for the gay freedom day parade, known as the san francisco pride parade. the full board of supervisors will vote on the landmark resolution in september. >> a new warning about the well known medication usually intended for weight loss. the fda says some people are overdosing on compounded semaglutide. semaglutide is the active ingredient in drugs like ozempic and wegovy. regulators say people are giving themselves up to 20 times more than the intended dose of the medication. overdosing incidents were usually caused by miscalculating the dosage through medical injection or self injection at home. >> new at 6:00. sales for smaller cars are soaring because they're affordable, according to data from cox automotive, small car sales are outpacing the rest of the market this year because they cost less. sales for subcompact cars are up 20%, full si

independent international affairs, annalis gilbert doctor says us is abusing the swift payment systemincoming transfers, it is essential, it is an essential building block in international trade and it was abused by the united states who pressured the independent managers of of swift to conform to the illegal sanctions that the united states. foces on countries which are not in favor given moment, so the dedollarization is a consequence of american abuse of the power of the dollar as the global reserve currency, it is the abuse of the global financial system which is dominated by the dollar in the united states. dollarization is a is the the process of freeing countries from use of the dollar uh to... to denominate the values of of of goods and services exchange, the use of the dollar means that the all of the transactions pass through the american banking system, which means that the united states has a monopoly information flow of who is selling what to whom. 12th of july mark's beginning israel's 33 day war on lebanon, back in 2006, lebanese recall the war today amid ongoing tensio

international independent affairs analyst gilbert doctor says is abusing us with payment system. one of the first and most vicious sanctions that the united states imposed on iran and imposed imposed eventually on russia was to throw these countries out of swift. swift is the is a brussel's based global clearing office for communications between banks and countries in which they advise one another about incoming transfers, it is essential, it is an essential building block in international trade, and it was abused by the united states, pressured the independent managers of of swift to conform to the uh illegal sanctions that the united states imposes on countries which are not in favor a given moment, so the dedollarization is a consequence of american abuse of the power of the dollar as the global reserve currency, it is the abuse of the global financial system which is dominated by the dollar in the united states. dedollarization is a is the the process of freeing countries from use of the dollar uh to to denominate the values of of of goods and services exchange, the us the do

the large flag flown above harvey milk plaza is the creation of late gay artist gilbert baker.freedom day parade, which is now the san francisco pride parade this afternoon. the land use commission approved the resolution with an amendment that the flag fly 24 over seven. >> as i understand it and others may speak to this, that was gilbert's firm intention and has been the practice of the keepers of the flag installation these past decades. i'm asking to add this language just so it is very, very, very clear. >> the resolution will now head to the full board of supervisors for a vote in september. >> the record for being the youngest person to play in professional sports did not last very long. yesterday, 14 year old mckenna mack witham of san francisco, made her debut with new jersey's gotham fc of the national women's soccer league. her arrival came a day after she turned 14, and two days after she signed her pro contract. so that breaks the record set by teen soccer star kevin sullivan, who made his debut at age 14 years and 293 days with the philadelphia union back in may.

gilbert think will be telling e people inside? guest: i don't know to what degree the people inside are going to see or hear the message. the protests won't be in their face, there'll be some separation there. i'm curious about that myself. clearly, there will be protests directed at former president trump. there will be protests around very specific issues. abortion might be one of them. certainly the war in gaza could be another one. i think that is some of what you will see in terms of the demonstrations and the protests. you can imagine an array of issues in hearing from people and seeing them and i think we will get a really good sense of that this week. host: brian is in new mexico on the line for independents. caller: i want to first blame our corporate media that turned politics into professional wrestling. it is all about how much money they can make and how they can entertain people and they focus on the horserace and we did very little discussion on any of the serious issues which confronts humanity by climate change. i