it's glover, for cracking the problem .wsfime glover, for cracking the problem .we used our own resources to solve this issue . resources to solve this issue. let's get these islands set up now . well, in the studio, now. well, in the studio, joining me right now is fadi farage, senior legal consultant at gulbenkian andonian lawyers. thank you very, very much, fadi. great to have you on the show and in the studio. will this work? >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure to be here. will it work? well it is. it is a plan b proposed by stephen glover as a minimum. that's a plan b that the government doesn't have. so he's done something which one could say is at least better than what the government's proposed , because the proposed, because the government's pretty much put its put everything on the rwanda policy and the stop the boats slogan on stephen glover bases his article on its reaction to the court of appeal judgement, which came last week, which found that rwanda is not a safe third country and by taking that problem or perceived problem, depending on which s

when you criminal thoughts has threatened to evict amongst them the cube protest. glover, unless they convert to the pro government judge. since then cube has sent the police to evade the monastery several times. taking over and stealing off some of its facilities for the persecution of ukraine's orthodox church has become a topic of dispute, not only in ukraine, but among conservatives from the us vice president. my pens was grilled by ex fox news hosts took a coffin of his boats for kids, but it just discrimination. it is very clear that there's once the government has arrested increase for having views. they disagree with. that's not consistent with religious liberty. it's an attack on it and we're funding it, and i'm just wondering how is it? and i, i don't mean to be disrespectful at all, but i sincerely wonder how a christian leader could support the rest of christians for having different views . well what, what, what i can tell you is i asked the christian leader in care of if that was in fact happening. and he assured me that it was not what i or okay, let's look, i've been t

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hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm betty glover. new zealand and australia get ready to host the biggest ever women's world cup. it all kicks off in just a few hours. the final men's major of the year is also upon us. rory mcilroy won the open last time it was at royal liverpool, can he do it again? i've won a lot of tournaments, but the big four have eluded me, and hopefully this week, that's something that i can change. and stuart broad joins the 600 club, but england need more wickets in the must—win fourth ashes test. hello and welcome along to the programme. the women's world cup gets under way on thursday. nine cities across australia and new zealand will stage 64 matches over the next month. it's the 9th edition of this tournament and is by far the biggest, with 32 nations taking part. our correspondent katie gornall is in brisbane. this is a world cup reaching new heights. for the first time, the tournament has come to the southern hemisphere, with australia and new zealand welcoming the world. it's the biggest women's world

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glover , the reporter of the cultural heritage desk of the house. veteran artists and traditional arts 70 artists have presented their handicrafts in this exhibition , with the arrival of more than 70 iranian artists with the theme of muharram and ashura. to see how close we are to the contemporary era, these arts become more popular because the smaller ones are available to the people , and for example, the conversion of various types of artistic paintings or various types of tools that are internal and practical, so that in all of them, the devotion that people had to the martyrs hall of karbala but we see that it goes in that direction which are symbols, concepts and signs to have karbala in itself, this exhibition also presented traditional arts, handicrafts and metalwork, all kinds of woodwork and weaving arts in this exhibition, the training of alarms , we will go together to prepare a report, the days of the exhibition the exhibition is open for people to visit until the 11th of muharram. yes , that's right. the 5th world olympiad broke out a

hello and welcome to sportsday with me, betty glover. wimbledon as the quarter—final action continues today. and we've got a repeat of the 2022 women's final as 0ns jabeur has just got underway against defending champion elena rybakina. so, lets go straight to chetan patak. chetan, this should be a very close one if last years final was anything to go by? yes, it was close last year. the player from yes, it was close last year. the playerfrom kazakhstan yes, it was close last year. the player from kazakhstan won yes, it was close last year. the playerfrom kazakhstan won herfirst grand slam. let us take you to centre court, they have been warming up centre court, they have been warming up and pleasure get under way shortly. elena rybakina is trying to back up last year's incredible success with another wimbledon title. she has come into this with a virus that you could clearly see me to her vulnerable in the early rounds but she has looked better and better and i have to say against katie, she blew her away pretty promptly. you mentioned

glover in the daily mail today, ma says that we coulnggestions. today, ma says that we could get the ns. he says that we could get the army it'd be nice, army involved. it'd be nice, wouldn't it? give him give him army involved. it'd be nice, woulust it? give him give him army involved. it'd be nice, woulus somethingiim give him army involved. it'd be nice, woulus something to give him army involved. it'd be nice, woulus something to do.e him army involved. it'd be nice, woulus something to do. theyi give us something to do. they built in built camp bastion in afghanistan, was in the afghanistan, which was in the middle a zone. there and middle of a war zone. there and that managed accommodate that managed to accommodate 28,000 people. i seem to remember able to knock remember us being able to knock out several nightingale hospitals at the of the hospitals at the height of the pandemic relative as pandemic with relative ease as well. it wouldn't really be well. so it wouldn't really be to beyond the realms of possibility for us to, you know, erect

i'm betty glover.es anderson is back in england's starting xi, while moeen ali is promoted up the batting order as england head into their must—win fourth ashes test on wednesday. lionel messi is unveiled as an inter miami player, as a sold out crowd of thousands watched on. it's the final day of the para athletics world championships and there is gold for great britain's ben sandilands england's men have named their starting xi for the fourth ashes test, which gets under way on wednesday at old trafford. australia lead the series 2—1, so england must win to have a chance of regaining the ashes. james anderson has been recalled, replacing 0llie robinson from the side that defeated australia in the third test at headingley last week. moeen ali has been confirmed to bat at number three and he says he's looking forward to a tough challenge. i don't think we are far off. i think australia knows that, everybody knows that, but they are number one in the world and i think we are doing really well taking them

up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm betty glover to continue her dream wimbledon run, just 9 months after giving birth — as she takes on marketa vondrusova in the women's semi—finals. hannah cockroft shows why she's the favourite to win another gold at the world para—athletics. a championship record on her way to tonight's final in paris. and rory mcilroy is off to a great start at the scottish open. let's start with wimbledon then — because the women's semi—finals take centre stage today. ukraine's elina svitolina is up first against marketa vondrousova of the czech republic, they're just walking out onto centre court now. chetan patak is keeping an eye on it all from the roof of the broadcast centre. svitolina is playing in the semifinal, nine months after giving birth, amid the war in ukraine. it would bea birth, amid the war in ukraine. it would be a maraca full story if she made it to the final. it would be a maraca full story if she made it to the final.— made it to the final. it would be and unexpected _ made it to the final.

. - hello, i'm betty glover at the bbc sport centre. it's women's semi—finals day at wimbledon.k who's keeping an eye on it all from the roof of the broadcast centre. first up on centre court is ukrainian leanness citrulline. playing in the semifinals nine playingincthe semifinalsznjne , . calm, more stressful out of the plane was more stressful than this. i have been ready for this for a _ than this. i have been ready for this for a , ., ~' this for a long time. what you think about him doing _ this for a long time. what you think about him doing this? _ this for a long time. what you think about him doing this? i _ fancy dress and he gets the fancy skydive — fancy dress and he gets the fancy skydive i— fancy dress and he gets the fancy skydive. i love it, i used to skydive _ happy doing it. as long as they are skydi they— happy doing it. as long as they are skydi they can do it whenever.

danny glover, danny glover. good catch. you got that one? no man, i don't think i know that one.wn. here. it's on the tip of my tongue. forrest gump. the forest gump. yes my name's forrest gump . people call me forrest gump. yeah that's him. but who was he ? his name is. he's an aucklander. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. hey, what actor grew up in oakland? saving private ryan. saving private ryan forrest gump. tom hanks? that's correct. what? look what i have created. yes. he's from oakland . he's from oakland. get out here. right here in the open. and that was frank mallicoat reporting that entire zip trip is on our website for you to watch@ktvu.com. our morning team's next zip trip is going to take us to the city of los gatos. be sure to tune in friday, august 4th at nine in the morning right here on ktvu. the release of two movies outperforms box office expectations over the weekend. coming up, which part of barb and heimer is bringing in the most money and it is cooling off a bit tonight for many cities out there but it was still pretty hot earlier today for many of those comm

there was a fresh crop of creators coming to the forefront, namely donald glover with "atlanta." - iat without getting to trust the vision of someone like donald glover. - what you have with shows like "atlanta" is they don't even try to just be sitcoms. they're completely comfortable sort of straddling that line between comedy and drama. - where are your ancestors from? congo, ivory coast? - i don't know. this spooky thing called slavery happened, and my entire ethnic identity was erased. - i remember an episode i saw, and i was like, "oh my god. he covered mental illness, black unemployment." - i'm not asking for money. - you should be. aint you homeless? - not real homeless. i'm not using a rat as a phone or something. - don't be racist, man. that make you schizophrenia. that don't make you homeless. - he covered so many topics in not even the whole episode. that was like the first few scenes. - and he gets to do it under a black lens while having that not be the only thing about the show that is intriguing. - black people can now say themselves, "this is who we are," and you see

there was a fresh crop of creators coming to the forefront, namely donald glover with "atlanta." - ieone like donald glover. - what you have with shows like "atlanta" is they don't even try to just be sitcoms. they're completely comfortable sort of straddling that line between comedy and drama. - where are your ancestors from? congo, ivory coast? - i don't know. this spooky thing called slavery happened, and my entire ethnic identity was erased. - i remember an episode i saw, and i was like, "oh my god. he covered mental illness, black unemployment." - i'm not asking for money. - you should be. aint you homeless? - not real homeless. i'm not using a rat as a phone or something. - don't be racist, man. that make you schizophrenia. that don't make you homeless. - he covered so many topics in not even the whole episode. that was like the first few scenes. - and he gets to do it under a black lens while having that not be the only thing about the show that is intriguing. - black people can now say themselves, "this is who we are," and you see that in shows like "atlanta" and like an "ins

there was a fresh crop of creators coming to the forefront, namely donald glover with "atlanta." - itting to trust the vision of someone like donald glover. - what you have with shows like "atlanta" is they don't even try to just be sitcoms. they're completely comfortable sort of straddling that line between comedy and drama. - where are your ancestors from? congo, ivory coast? - i don't know. this spooky thing called slavery happened, and my entire ethnic identity was erased. - i remember an episode i saw, and i was like, "oh my god. he covered mental illness, black unemployment." - i'm not asking for money. - you should be. aint you homeless? - not real homeless. i'm not using a rat as a phone or something. - don't be racist, man. that make you schizophrenia. that don't make you homeless. - he covered so many topics in not even the whole episode. that was like the first few scenes. - and he gets to do it under a black lens while having that not be the only thing about the show that is intriguing. - black people can now say themselves, "this is who we are," and you see that in shows

question musicians of the classical composition of this group guitarists ritchie blackmore bassist roger glovers lord and drummer ian base are considered real virtuosos of instrumental music. name the band the band is called deep purple that's right 1,000 in the can more yes, the guitar riff of this song by the rolling stones originally copied the sound of the brass section, and is now recognizable all over the world. and what song is the speech song called the answer in the bank 2.000, take the next question. what created an agricultural machine in 1701 ? english agricultural engineer oh, this is probably a question for anatoly and in the game anatoly wasserman anatoly will answer or refuse? in this case, i know that he invented the modern type of plow with the turning of the seam. absolutely true in russian-language literature. for this mechanism, the name ordinary forces was fixed. anatoly this was the last question of the game. the second money from the bank is transferred to your account and i sum up the overall result evgeny margulits 16.000. anatoly wasserman 7.000 game three ahead. with

officials manager there in the the, the the progress of 6 that were really memorial miracle holding in glover. i'm looking for some, some thought about it as a credit on your bill of more. we went to put bowman one computer when you moment project. i keep the listing that most of my job for this numerous sparks campus for me. meaning was most of the school district was you know the most about me i'm not sure about the shows you are to give you should be there to my the there's a pointed to him. i was wondering yes, normal people just sort of a search for the flu. so i'd like to, to thank you to thank you for sharing the find some items in the us and the to for them at this model is i will talk with you about something you might choose to offer to present this. don't worry, let me just punch it more, which on us now as far as the provide that for more parts here much in the manual, ballistic menu, resume the complete the, the, the 5, all the level shopping for the best price. so what's the 1st is the subject to the subject, unless the dollar was over my budget spencer, by this amount of money

the third round of golf�*s rocket mortgage classic is under way in detroit — home favourite lucas gloverinal round of the british masters. this is being played at the belfry. england's james morrison is one of six players sharing the lead. his compatriots oliver wilson here and andy sullivan are also involved, all are on 7—under par. it could be an exciting final round. and it was a day to remember for the yates family as identical twins adam and simon went toe—to—toe in the opening stage of this year's tour de france. despite being on different teams they broke way on the finish into bilbao and it was adam who came out on top — taking the lead in the final yards to secure a famous one—two — and his first tour stage win. two—time winner tadej pogacar claimed third in a mini—group sprint. the next two stages start in spain before the grand tour moves into france. you know, iwore you know, i wore yellow a couple of years ago, but it was different circumstances. it didn't feel great, it was more about the time penalty. and then i ended up with thejersey this time. i put my hand in the air,

let's get an update on the ashes now — with betty glover. of day has it been for england was a mark a brilliant day. a brilliant couple of days. england on top with two days in his fourth ashes test. at the moment australia 78-2, ashes test. at the moment australia 78—2, trailing england. the story of the day so far without a doubt has been atjonny bairstow and his brilliant performance with the bat. he finished on 99 not out. jimmy anderson was out lbw which means beer still was stranded. so close of this century, which she deserves, he has been written. some big hit in from england and it has been exciting to watch. it meant that they took the lead to 275, australia's bowling attack wasn't great, pat cummins and josh hazelwood going for a hundred as well. it's worth pointing out that this is the first time since 1930 that six of england's top seven reached 50 in the same innings. so, a brilliant afternoon of cricket. all the talk about whether they would dropjonny bairstow so everything falling into place. austria looked into bat and how i

the get a minute, but my friend you a sense of track the boyfriend is doing it, spend glover. and so usually it comes to from getting into to go to europe with whom you get a mind the sounds it in the front at the watching a we're getting the stone flying a full boy shot a sub in this type janet, i'm saying that i'm kind of doing them, and here's the i, c, d with all the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the of the, in 1884, the german empire began its colonial invasion into name may be from the very start . berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protest and led to a rebuild your in 19 o 4, they hear arrow and now my drive is rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion with the up most of irritate against the inhabitants of nan, maybe a germany through its 15000 well equipped army. all around the count

julian: i'm julian glover. shoplifting continues to be an issue for stores across san francisco.plifting crimes increased by 20% in san francisco from pre-pandemic stats of 2019 to 2022, all that according to the state department of justice. kristen: a walgreens in the city's richmond district is locking its freezers with chains in response. our reporter went to that richmond store to see it firsthand and spoke with workers and business owners in the area. luz? reporter: not only did we see the chained up freezers but we also saw several shoplifters in action. multiple walked in and grabbed what they wanted and simply walked out. it didn't take long, within the first hour of being at walgreens here on 17th avenue in san francisco, we witnessed multiple shoplifters. one of them even took the time to explain why he simply didn't pay. off-camera, a walgreens employee told me they are a

julian: i'm julian glover.lling it a victory in the fight against gun violence. and in 2022, they passed a law requiring gun owners to have liability insurance. just last week, a court dismissed the second amendment claims. kristen: zach fuentes has tracking the case from the beginning and has the latest. reporter: called the first of its kind in the nation, the city of san jose passed the new law last year. since the start of 2023, gun owners have to have liability insurance and pay a fee of $25. that would go to a nonprofit, for the money to be used for firearm safety training, suicide prevention and more. the ordinance was faced with backlash since the time it was announced. >> immediately the city was sued. reporter: plaintiffs included the jarvis taxpayer association, challenging the ordinance

and that is compounding glover, global hunger statistics. yes, you mentioned a couple of regions that i mean which countries are most vulnerable to this then? i'm sure, i mean, i draw, i'd say, you know, there's 18 countries of around the world that are facing a food and security, increasing levels of food and security. but i would know in particular the horn is africa where we already had a fluid security crisis going on when there was a number of fail seasons of rain that they are experiencing as a result of climate change. so having this additional shock on top of environmental shocks has really pushed countries like somalia, parts of the v o v, a in northern virginia into alarming food and security situations. also in the middle east, which is probably reliance on food stuff imported from ukraine. and russia as well as energy supplies from those countries has really been suffering under, under the shock of this, of this complex. so when i say that i need countries like syria, we're 90 percent of the week that goes into northwest syria, t

the third round of golf�*s rocket mortgage classic is under way in detroit — home favourite lucas glovernto the final round of the british masters at the belfry. england's james morrison is one of six players sharing the lead. his compatriots oliver wilson here and andy sullivan are also involved — all are on seven under par. and it was a day to remember for the yates family as identical twins adam and simon went toe—to—toe in the opening stage of this year's tour de france. despite being on different teams, they broke way on the finish into bilbao and it was adam who came out on top, taking the lead in the final yards to secure a famous one—two and his first tour stage win. two—time winner tadej pogacar claimed third in a mini group sprint. the next two stages start in spain before the grand tour moves into france. and that's all the sport for now. olly, thanks very much. a space mission to try and solve some of the biggest mysteries of the universe, has launched from cape canaveral in florida. the euclid spacecraft will make a 3d map of the cosmos to help scientists understand the natu

i'm julian glover. kristen: i'm kristen sze.bodycam video's from the chaotic scene of that unpermitted skateboarding event in the mission district earlier this month. julian: this comes ahead of a meeting tonight where the department plans to explain officers' actions that day. the video shows large fireworks being thrown, exploding near officers. glass bottles hitting officers and at least one muni train being severely vandalized after officers claimed they gave hours of verbal warnings before taking steps to clear out that gathering. kristen: as they were clearing it out, more than 100 people including juveniles were arrested or cited and many are still waiting to find out what it -- what will happen with their cases. reporter: today says she's concerned and hoping the bodycam video's show her son and his friends were caught up in the crowd and shouldn't have been arrested. now the question is, how many of

back in march when the printing of thoughts is present to evict among some of the key of protest. glover, unless they convert to the pro government judge says then give a send the police to raise them on a street on several occasions. taking open ceiling some of its facilities. the amounts of the metropolitans failed raises questions about the legal system. as the claimant's bond this 33 times higher the knots of a suspect to child traffic. good dennis, the road to the end of june variety was detained for child trafficking, as he attempted to take an 11 month old baby into the e u. the cell full $25000.50 of which was given to the child's mother. earlier this week, it's been reported that the tiny paid just a little over $27000.00 for bell and has been released. while the persecution of ukraine's orthodox church has become a topic of disputes, not only in ukraine, but among conservatives in america. for me, yes, vice president, my pens was good by x falls. fox news host took a constant of the situation. it's very clear that there's, once the government has arrest increase for having view

where the head of the key, if adjust, glover is being taken into custody for at least 30 days because he couldn't pay $119900000.00. metropolitan says he's being persecuted for his faith. yes, miss susan. i do not agree with this decision. the judge has shown that she is under pressure from the people who are interested in this. i don't have 33000000 reading them unless the prosecutor can pay for me. i'm being prosecuted because of christ, the church and my faith. before heading off to del pablo honda, those cross and religious stuff to his lawyer, the metropolitan had been under house arrest since april. he has accused the clergyman of justifying the russian aggression and his side seemed to dissipate. judges, it denies. metropolitans arrest comes, i made a crowd down on the orthodoxy, stomach for me, december 2020, to build the brand new printing churches activities to the bad amounts. raises questions about keeps legal system as the claimant's bond is 33 times higher than that's a suspect to child trafficking, dennis variety, and then to june. brody was detained for child trafficki

you subtract those 2, portia, the students spend glover, and so usually it comes to from getting a disability. you're open when you get them on the the thumbs it in the front at the watching as a we're getting the stone fly. if the boy shot a soberness tides on them, and here's the i see even open the, the, the the, the the, the dealer to a vehicle currently in the ocean store submitted for the money. and douglas william, which is here to stay on the the today show summit and bill, this is a pa that's the only certain outcome is that ukraine will not be invited to join the alliance any time soon. in the meantime, man, on a promise that will probably never be kept. washington likes it. i'm also proud together with to be true to be launching on new twilight to publish up with thailand and you crane. and this demonstrates, the united kingdom is willing and ready to allies across eastern and central europe . just a moment. i mean, she is a handsome nations of dynamic is political move on, you know, so slightly cynical since i can't have spanish, in my sense of a bought a said the lawyer show like

had been imposed strong ukrainians among so now prohibited from entering of the key at the church. glover and those who remain must meet within 3 days. we discussed this with john list and academic and jason michael. he says the religious persecution has been going on for at least the number of years. all right. there's no mention of this because this is part of an ongoing propaganda campaign where and the broadest of all possible sensors. the ukranian regime is being given a blank check by. ready to where the utah p. m. union, adams, the united states. what was happening to the ukranian orthodox church is an ongoing persecution. it's concerning that metropolitan pothole has been under how you start asked them that this has been going on since last april. behind this, of course, we can trace this back much foamed up to 2018 when the ukrainian government and p as voted as an act of parliament as a, as a government moved to renamed the church. and it's very rare, particularly in any state pretending to be a liberal democratic state, to use an act of parliament for subjects to change its nam

hello i'm betty glover at the bbc sport center it's all about the women's semi—finals at wimbledon todayr second of the day is currently happening on centre court — last years beaten finalist ons jabeur of tunisia is taking on belarussia's aryna sabalenka for a place in saturdays fina — lets head over to sw19 then and to chetan patak. we had a pretty thrilling first set i was the rest of it going. does not seem to be — i was the rest of it going. does not seem to be going _ i was the rest of it going. does not seem to be going well— i was the rest of it going. does not seem to be going well for- i was the rest of it going. does not seem to be going well for ons - i was the rest of it going. does not i seem to be going well for ons jabeur seem to be going well for ons jabeur at the moment. lena sabalenka is the better player. you can really ski that so good with that slice. bringing a variety to her game. it was close that first game. sabalenka sing it out only on a tie—break. it feels as though sabalenka has the edge at the moment. it is 2—2 in the second set but on the ons jabeur set it

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's betty glover.lo from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with cricket — where australia are 299 for eight at the end of day one of the fourth ashes test. england won the toss and put australia into bat in manchester and, though a number of batsmen got starts, none yet have produced a big innings. chris woakes got four wickets and there were two for stuart broad who reached the milestone of six hundred test wickets. with milestones, they don't really mean anything until you stop playing. you want to achieve milestones in chess match wins. they always mean a lot more when you manage to take wickets in chess match wins for them as a team we had a pretty decent day on a pretty decent cricket pitch as well. i'll let the ball in front of me that i got the 600 with. hit the middle of the bat a bit much for me today. it's been an interesting day as cricket. nice to have contributed to the team as well. our rocesses contributed to the team as well. our processes take it day by day and tried to — processes tak

[laughter] reggie: kumasi and jobina were there last night with dooley and glover.e while. drew: did you eat some good food? kumasi: we sure did. what was the thing that we had where we kept coming back for the truffles? people were like y'all. jobina: i know she was laughing at me. reggie: it was like -- kumasi: it was like cheese phillipos that with truffles in the basket. drew: say stop. reggie: delicious. jobina: what was the bread thing with caviar on top? kumasi: and then back in the back for national caviar day we went to do some caviar bumps off of a michelin reggie: reggie: ice sculpture. if you don't know what a caviar bump is, go to my instagram. [laughter] drew: michelin ice sculpture? jobina: it was with equal. and they had these pairing situations. more than one of those drinks would have had you on the door. not that kind of evening, it was a tuesday. but i'm really excited about this restaurant that got the green star. they are not far from me on north avenue. they were so happy. everyone, they called it oakland instead of oakland and everyone erupte

troy patterson: the premise is that earn, played by donald glover, has dropped out of princeton university atlanta trying to manage his cousin to rap stardom. earn: i just don't scare people like you man. niggas know i drink juice and shit... alfred: fuck that! earn: dammmn! man: i can write you a cheque. alfred: nigga, do i look like a bank? i don't take fucking cheques! troy patterson: the question is, is atlanta a great sitcom. cop 1: willie! you coming out? cop 2: wait! troy patterson: or has it so pushed the boundaries of what a sitcom can be that we need to coin a new genre term altogether to describe it? [soul music] isabella gomez: i think everything changes when you give a voice to a community that hasn't had one. ♪ lorraine ali: ramy could not have happened, before streaming. we had two decades, people being terrified of muslims. all of a sudden, there's a sitcom and people are laughing. ramy: i don't have to find a muslim girl. i've actually been seeing this girl chloe for a little bit, and its going- friend: no, are you out of your mind? white girls suck, bro. you can't keep da

laboratory, tip of the iceberg he that is how incompetent this administration is working hand in glover with chinese chinese to develop bioterrorism weapons look. we give a them technology showed how to make covid-19 virus, using that same technology to build bigger, viruses as well partially funding a project called the global going to put more technology in hands of china. incredible, would you be poised to pull economic lever on this and stop americans from investing in companies that are tied to the chinese military? aren't we inadvertently funding expansion of number one adversary? >> exactly, maria the good news i see it happening every day every day talking to companies that are bringing, their products back to americas, we're not going to make everything in america, in united states but bring it back to this side of the world make them in south america, central, enforce everything we can in united states i see it happening in private sector so we are trying to do that. maria: senator i know that you all are about to go on august recess but you had more legislative positioning fo

i'm julie anne glover from abc7 mornings. contra costa county firefighters are investigating the cause of this two alarm house fire in antioch. this is on west eighth and d street. a man who lives in the home says he woke up to crackling noises when he saw the flames. he woke his wife up and they got out along with their dogs. no word on how much damage that fire caused. we'll take a short break. but before we get there, sue hall has a look at traffic. >> julian, we go to 101 at 8-80 in san jose. the problem was on 880, which is above 101 here on the transition ramp to 101. and it looks like everything is moving fine here. chp was unable to find what they were looking for. so as you make your way out this morning, you expect delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have metering lights on at 535 this morning, guys. >> all right. thank you, sue. now, we'll take that short break. after that, we'll get a ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la me

i'm julian glover from abc seven mornings.we do have a commuter alert right now from bart due to an earlier medical emergency at the west oakland station, there will be a ten minute delay in the daly city millbrae and sfo directions. we'll end here with the bay bridge toll plaza. if bart's holding you up, it may not be a bad time to drive in. hey, drew. >> yeah, it looks pretty easy from that viewpoint temperature wise right now. jobina. we're in the 50s and low 60s. we do have a lot of cloud cover out there. you can see that on our exploratorium camera right now. live look overcast skies across a huge portion of the region. and our marine layer, it is pretty deep right now, meaning it's going to take time to break it down for that sunshine. we're calling it a slow clearing of the clouds back to the coast throughout the morning. the afternoon, we'll get sunshine away from the coast. but those temperatures, they will be below average. only the 60s and 70s later today. and we have an onshore flow that does turn pretty gusty. so

julian: i'm julian glover. the city of san jose is calling it a victory in the fight against gun violence. and in 2022, they passed a law requiring gun owners to have liability insurance. just last week, a court dismissed the second amendment claims. kristen: zach fuentes has tracking the case from the beginning and has the latest. reporter: called the first of its kind in the nation, the city of san jose passed the new law last year. since the start of 2023, gun owners have to have liability insurance and pay a fee of $25. that would go to a nonprofit, for the money to be used for firearm safety training, suicide prevention and more. the ordinance was faced with backlash since the time it was announced. >> immediately the city was sued. reporter: plaintiffs included the jarvis taxpayer association, challenging the ordinance on finding it unconstitutional. >> it is going to be the law-abiding citizens who actually deter crime by having weapons in their homes, who are going to be the ones who bear the burden of

i'm julian glover from abc7. morning.the 4th of july today and if you're looking for some ideas for some approved and family friendly fireworks shows or events, we got you covered. all you have to do is head to our website. it's all right on the front page right now. abc seven news.com is the place to go. we'll talking about fireworks we'll check in with meteorologist drew touma in just a second to see if you wille able to see the sho ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i

i'm julian glover from abc7 mornings.ping news here in the east bay. one person has been killed after a chp officer in alameda county sheriff's deputy opened fire during a traffic stop. the alameda county sheriff's office says the chp started following a car that was speeding on eastbound interstate 580. the car exited in, crashed at some point, two of those people got into a struggle with the chp officer and tried to disarm him. according to those officers. investigators say an alameda county deputy who was called to assist and the chp officer fired during that struggle. one of the suspects was killed, two others were arrested. we'll keep on top of the story. we'll bring you more information as we get it. now we check in with sue hall for a look at traffic. thanks julian. >> and we're going to 8-80 westbound at the toll plaza. the bay bridge. we have reports of a semi truck blocking or broken broken down near the toll plaza. somewhere between powell street and the toll plaza. i'm not seeing it in our live shot here. we'l

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