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judy: trey grayson, what resonated the most with you from what you heard today? >> the election workers from fulton county. i was more familiar with what secretary raffensperger and the speaker from arizona were going to say but those two women, we need people like that. that is how we run our election. it is low pay or volunteers and there are tusands of them across the country. they do not sign up to get harassed or have to move. it was moving testimony and watching your coverage, i teared up listening to them because our system does not function without folks like that and in some respects, election officials, we have kind of signed up to deal with this but those who are making things work on the ground, it was stirring testimony. judy: it was very hard not to tear up, listening to the women who worked as election workers in georgia. in new mexico, how much training do most election officials go through? is there a standard for what you have to learn before you work in elections? >> there is a standard. they go through a certain amot of training. it is not ver

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russia now controls most of the city of soviet donetta, closing in on full control of the loo, hunt's grayson of the dumbass will. our correspondent, ne conley is in cave, and he told us more about the area. the cover is a 5th of ukraine, the president, zalinski asserts, is now under russian control. boeing suits crimea, and the areas in east and on best that russia controlled before february 24th before the beginning of this war. but they have made quite significant territorial gains in the south, had a song that land bridge linking russian annex crimea with russia and then also in the north near had give in dawn bass. actually, strange enough, there has been less in the way, comparatively moving on. 4 lines of this is the region where ukraine has been defending itself against russ proxy for 8 years and where the defenses are the, the best developed and the strongest. and we've seen extraordinarily heavy fighting around several of the network in recent days. we heard from zelinski today that ukrainian losses are at about a 100 soldiers a day with about $4500.00 additional casualties in terms

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in florida, it's a white nationalist, was about to take stage 3 our day university of florida is grayson for potential violence today at a speech by white nationalist later richard spencer, who the protesters gathering out. so i decided the only reason my to say, but i would say that back to you, all right, read the notion that they really were that way to find a spencer trying to do the noise for the kids with that stuff. so, you know, i always check with these guy is gonna get killed that here. so i got, i got this guy coming. people who say, oh is all love we hey, hey, hey, hey, love these same people that happened with hate. when i approach randy, you know, i came home. i don't want to talk to you, you know, understand you. he will cool. no problem the whole time. we couldn't really have a discussion because the camera, you know, you people pushy, i don't get tell us what was it was go find more really intimate said neil, i don't know if i'm talking to you like really? and i guess our intimate setting was force known as we were both keep out. so we encountered some police officers an

. >> reporter: but grayson dempsey fears that investment won't be enough to sustain a continued influx of patients. >> i don't think that that 15 million is going to be the answer to all of our problems. i think that that needs to be an initial investment in the infrastructure that we build up in the state, making sure that we have the workforce to meet the demand, making sure that we are training the next generation of providers, making sure that clinics have the infrastructure in place to be able to serve this huge surge in patients. >> reporter: for women and health care providers across the country no matter where they live, a post-roe world is the new normal. >> i have to say that i don't think any place in the country is going to be untouched by this decision. so even in the states that will continue to provide robust access to abortion, there will be a significant change because there will be an influx of individuals from other states and that's going to impact the availability of people in that state to access abortion care. everyone is going to feel the impact. >> our thanks t

is grayson for potential violence today of a speech by white national leader, richard spencer, who's approved yesterday gathering out. so i decided with my son yesterday, but i will say that back to you all right. and read the notion that they really were that way to find a stage spencer trying to speak to the noise for the chip with that stuff. so you know, he shared with his guy grad going to get killed that here. so my, i got, i got this guy come and people who say, oh love we hate the hey hey hey, we're pretty slow please. same people had a message with pure hate when i post randy, you know, i came home. i don't want to talk to you, you know, understand you. he will cool. no problem the whole time. we couldn't really have a discussion because the camera, you know, you people pushy, i don't get down with what was it was to find more really intimate said neil, i don't know if i'm talking to you like really? and i guess our intimate setting was force known as we were both keep out. so we encountered some police officers, they were treating randy how they would treat me on a regular

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and takes creativity and volunteer ship like habitat in order to make home assembly member timothy grayson says he's pushing the legislature to include 600 million dollars in the next budget to fund housing projects like this and help lower-income families who want to own with down payment assistance. this is a game changer. this makes a difference. the esperanza place development slated for completion in 2 years will also be the nonprofits first 0 net energy development, meaning the homes will produce more energy than they consume. >> in walnut creek, felipe bowl kron, 4 >> coming up, the white house decision that will make things a lot easier for travelers flying into the u.s.. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the to

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taxpayer money for affordable housing will build fewer apartments than they used to assemblyman tim grayson of congress says this is not a sustainable model and that lawmakers have to do something to try to reduce the cost building affordable housing. also for your money this morning, the dream of buying a home for many people in the bay area is just that a dream with no hope of getting any closer in the future. according to zillow, housing affordability now has hit a 15 year low and now demand is beginning to slow down crawford's ella sogomonian explains. >> people who want to buy a house are feeling the pressure higher interest rates are hovering at an average of 5.78% and income growth is lagging behind in response demand and sales are slowing down, but prices remain out of reach for many who dream to own a home, according to zillow as affordability drops lower than at any time since at least 2007 financial advisor, george, charity says existing home sales are down for a 4th straight month to 5.4 million across the entire u.s.. but it's not enough for significant price drop we need about

now to point troops to help with evacuations and rescue. tomba chandry has more from long la sit. grayson is very graeme and devastating spatial in the northeast and division of salad. a devil woods never experience a flood like this in 3 decades. maybe even longer, i've spoken to some of the people. i know i have friends and family members there and they said this is absolutely devastating. the entire sill at town is flooded or the city itself is flooded. the railways cut off the airport is cut off. 2 of the main powered grid stations are inundated, so there is no electricity. absolutely cut off from everything. are people in the low lying airy option i'm going to and other areas are totally inundated. some people are taking shelter as a military is helping them in the high grounds or schools, or even breeders and growth because there's no place. the entire area is still edge with water coming from north east india. and the state a mega lion are some also in bangladesh, in the northern part of bangladesh, the history was bad connecting bang. this brought the indian side opened the gate a

troops to help with evacuations and rescue time via chandry has more from mon glad in bangladesh. grayson is very grim and devastating spatial in the northeastern division of silica or devils never experience, a flood like this in 3 decades, maybe even longer. i've spoken to some of the people. i know i have friends and family members there. and they said this is absolutely devastating the turf. still, a town is flooded or the city itself is flooded. the railways cut off the airport is cut off. 2 of the main power grid stations are inundated, so there is no electricity. it's absolutely cut off from everything. crowds are gathering in london to protest the rising cost of living. the ronnie has been called by trade union leaders. they're demanding greater government action to help cope with soaring, inflation. is really a strikes of hit several locations in garza, the army says it targeted what it calls military sites. the strikes come after israel said it shot down. a projectile fired from the gaza strip towards the southern city of osh colon. you've now side has more from gather city seve

with great encouragement from grayson perry and support from special olympics, the hobby grew into apassion that drives your creativity, and that you find your own voice, find your own mode of expression. and i think he has found his mode of expression, of course very closely related also to his sports career. niall�*s planning to compete again soon in cycling, but covid has had a huge impact on people with intellectual disability. special olympics is onlyjust now resuming events around britain, with sessions like this one in norfolk. the joy of sport is irreplaceable. but in this famous gallery, niall guite's pictures stand as a testament to pandemic innovation and barriers to be broken. joe wilson, bbc news, the royal academy. for the last time in the studio, here is matt taylor. oh, the suspense! there is some summer heat on the way, not for everyone, but humidity will also be building across the country, peaking around friday. that heat is currently across spain and portugal, 44 degrees here, and that is how it compares with the norm, well above average, notice how they creep nor

governor, former oregon house speaker tina go to get help from a republican state legislator christine graysonht lead in the polls, which is interesting considering oregon hasn't had a g.o.p. governor since the first top gun movie back in 1986. finally, in seattle, the only thing harder to find than a police officer's baby formula. if bad news for u.s. democratic senator patty murray, who heads up the senate health committee. the committee in charge of addressing a baby from a crisis. back in january, well before the baby formula fiasco, polls showed murray in a dead heat with a hypothetical g.o.p. candidate. very good news for actual g.o.p. senate candidate tiffany smiley. laura. >> laura: trace, interesting. staying in washington state, tiffany smiley is a form of triage nurse veterans advocate who, as trace mentioned, is running for senate in the hopes of unseating the dinosaur known as patty murray. great to see you tonight. i think of washington state, it is a wild and woolly place, it is such a cool state of so many ways, it's been through a lot politically, a lot of progressive tumult o

and takes creativity and volunteer ship like habitat in order to make home assembly member timothy graysono include 600 million dollars in the next budget to fund housing projects like this and help lower-income families who want to own with down payment assistance. this is a game changer. this makes a difference. the esperanza place development slated for completion in 2 years will also be the nonprofits first 0 net energy development, meaning the homes will produce more energy than they consume. >> in walnut creek, felipe bowl kron, 4 and what a great effort by all those involved will be right back. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an ant

the problem is especially dire for families like the entries ease in chicago. 4 year-old grayson requiresormula also impacted by the abbott shut down as one packet left for today. he's take 5 a day we've already rationing what we have had down to 3 a day. this is a medical prescriptions that this is somebody taking half a dose of their prescription. basically while operation fly formula is beginning to make inroads with a 4th mission landing in california on june. 11th. >> countless parents are still in crisis mode for those in need of pku formula help can't come soon enough. this is my son's brain and we. >> go day by day, not knowing if he is going to have you know, medicine to protect its end. it's also >> that was nancy loo reporting. and as you heard her say, june 11th, another shipment expected here in california. >> it's 9.51. let's have baseball, the giants and the phillies gave kepler. get a fist bump from the philly fanatic because everybody's a friend. until somebody loses top of the 6 score tied 2 to 2 wilmer flores hit a high and deep to left and that is good for a 3 run home

. >>> we have much more head on today in the bay, political analyst larry grayson joins us to break downt we can expect in the coming weeks. come on! oops. who's up for some deep dish, huh? extra anchovies, i know. ooooh. wow. welcome to the middle of everything! when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. >>> will come back, the 7:46. we are taking a live look outside at sfo where the skies are a little bit gray and hazy today. but it looks beautiful just the same. lots of new investors are using the robin hood app to try their hand at investing. now there is an app for the younger kids. we explain how kids as young as junior high are taking the stock market for a spin. >> with their parents permiss

creativity and volunteer ship like habitat in order to make homeownership assembly member timothy grayson says he's pushing the legislature to include 600 million dollars in the next budget to fund housing projects like this and help lower-income families who want to own with down payment assistance. this is a game changer. this makes a difference. the esperanza place development slated for completion in 2 years will also be the nonprofits first 0 net energy development, meaning the homes will produce more energy than they consume. >> in walnut creek, felipe ball kron. 4 still ahead, students across the country are demonstrating for tougher gun laws this weekend. the surprising organizer of the oakland plus why the uvalde school police chief is defending the response at robb elementary school. >> also how san francisco is celebrating juneteenth this year. it is now an official holiday in the senate. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microp

assemblyman tim grayson of congress says that is not a sustainable model and that lawmakers have to do something to reduce the costs of building such housing. meantime, the dream of buying a home for many people in the bay area remains just that a according to zillow, housing affordability hit a 15 year low. now demand is slowing down. kron four's alice of the money in. >> joining us live from the newsroom with the latest on these current trends. l a. >> well, today we're taking a look specifically at existing home sales in the u.s. which we're told have gone down for a 4th straight month. people who want to buy a house are feeling the pressure higher interest rates are hovering at an average of 5.78% and income growth is lagging behind in response demand and sales are slowing down, but prices remain out of reach for many who dream to own a home, according to zillow as affordability drops lower than at any time since at least 2007 financial advisor, george, charity says existing home sales are down for a 4th straight month to 5.4 million across the entire u.s.. but it's not enough for

more and more opportunities that are happening in california for affordable assembly member timothy grayson says he's pushing the legislature to include 600 million dollars in the next budget to make housing more affordable. my beds a desk was for 400 million for projects just like this to call home. and then 200 million for down payment assistance for those that are looking to get into home ownership here in the state the esperanza development is slated for completion in 2 years in walnut creek, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 >> coming up, 60 legal guns now off the streets of san jose. how police were able to make that a major bust. a 16 year-old killed in yet another shooting in oakland. a city council members plan to try to reduce gun violence. there. >> ter the break. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix

their wish for trey grayson forg a thank you. >> and we're monitoring >> and we're monitoring tonightplace in four states including number where trump's endorsements will come into play. butt this one special election that could provide perhaps the most evidence of a redac wave, a big red wave this fall. now according to dave wasserman ,republican mira flores has j just defeated democrat dan sanchez to fill the seat vacated in march by filimonov. now not only did biden win by five to 2020, the seat has never done and gone red and is 84% hispanic. joining me now is kellyanne kellyanne conway, former senior counsel to president trump, of the huge new besttrump, seller here's the deal. seller here's the deal. first mexican born woman ever elected to congress and she'spu a republican relaxium tonight she's a republican. she's a conservative and laura ,they tried to tie her as an ultra magon right wing extremist and of course they're going to call her a sexist and racist. her name iss flores. those two words alone, laura , tell you everything you need toe know about 2020 two and the big re

assemblyman to grayson of concord says the current plan to build affordable housing just is not sustainablen the taxpayer money that's been set aside. and when it comes to buying your own home, many bay area residents are finding it harder than ever before. according to zillow, housing affordability hit a 15 year low kron four's. also give talk to experts about a possible cooling housing market. as many local buyers get priced out. >> people who want to buy a house are feeling the pressure higher interest rates are hovering at an average of 5.78% and income growth is lagging behind in response demand and sales are slowing down, but prices remain out of reach for many who dream to own a home, according to zillow as affordability drops lower than at any time since at least 2007 financial advisor, george to charity says existing home sales are down for a 4th straight month to 5.4 million across the entire u.s.. but it's not enough for significant price drop we need about 6 months of inventory for prices to go down for home buyers and existing homes. >> so what we're really seeing is, you know,

assemblyman tim grayson of congress says that that is not a sustainable model and lawmakers have to doething to try to reduce this cost of building. >> time now is a 47. and let's get back to the weather. everybody's talking about how hot it was yesterday. so i don't know if we'll be talking about it today. i find out. hey, john. >> not talking about it as much maybe but still really hot. yesterday was the hottest day. so we made it through that one. >> now temperatures will gradually decrease from day to day looking at the golden gate bridge. the skies up their marine county. all that nice and blue in for a change. there has some fog is making its return right along the monterey bay coastline about to be pushing into the bay area and cooling things off. notably at the coast and a little bit along the bay shore, too inland areas. it's going to be more gradual process for you. return of monsoonal moisture from the south and east of us resulting in widespread thunderstorms across the south end of the central valley. this moisture is going to work its way our direction. our chance of thun

the problem is especially dire for families like the entries ease in chicago. 4 year-old grayson requiresormula also impacted by the abbott shut down as one packet left for today. he's take 5 a day we've already rationing what we have had down to 3 at a this is a medical prescriptions that this is somebody taking half a dose of their prescription. basically while operation fly formula is beginning to make inroads with a 4th mission landing in california on june. 11th. >> countless parents are still in crisis mode for those in need of pku formula help can't come soon enough. this is my son's brain and we. >> go day by day, not knowing if he is going to have you know, medicine to protect its end. it's also >> that was nancy loo reporting abbott nutrition's plan was supposed to reopen sometime this week. >> turning now to the giants and the phillies. look at that. gabe kepler getting a little fist bump from the philly fanatic to start off the game. we'll get those good. yeah. all right. top of the 6 we go score tied to a peace until wilmer flores. hits this one high and deep to left field th

the problem is especially dire for families like the entries ease in chicago. 4 year-old grayson requires also impacted by the abbott shut down as one packet left for today. he's take 5 a day we've already rationing what we have had down to 3 a day. this is a medical prescriptions that this is somebody taking half a dose of their prescription. basically while operation fly formula is beginning to make inroads with a 4th mission landing in california on june. 11th. >> countless parents are still in crisis mode for those in need of pku formula help can't come soon enough. this is my son's brain and we. >> go day by day, not knowing if he is going to have you know, medicine to protect its end. it's also was nancy loo reporting for us. abbott nutrition's plant was supposed to reopen sometime this week. >> all right. let's turn our attention to baseball. the giants in philadelphia here. the the philly fanatic a little fist bump there to gabe kaplan's his good sport. all right. top of the 6 score tied to a peace. wilmer flores hit this one deep to left field. that's a three-run home run. >> his

the problem is especially dire for families like the entries ease in chicago. 4 year-old grayson requirespecialized pku formula also impacted by the abbott shut down as one packet left for today. he's take 5 a day we've already rationing what we have had down to 3 at a this is a medical prescriptions that this is somebody taking half a dose of their prescription. basically while operation fly formula is beginning to make inroads with a 4th mission landing in california on june. 11th. >> countless parents are still in crisis mode for those in need of pku formula help can't come soon enough. this is my son's brain and we. >> go day by day, not knowing if he is going to have you know, medicine to protect its end. it's also hacked. >> that was nancy loo reporting abbott nutrition's plant was supposed to reopen sometime this week. >> the oakland a's took on in houston at the coliseum last night. justin verlander had a no-hitter going into the 7th but then gave up 3 runs, including this 2 run home run by christian. that court. the score was 3 to one and the top of the 9th with bases loaded for

creativity and volunteer ship like habitat in order to make homeownership assembly member timothy graysonng the legislature to include 600 million dollars in the next budget to fund housing projects like this and help lower-income families who want to own with down payment assistance. this is a game changer. this makes a difference. the esperanza place development slated for completion in 2 years will also be the nonprofits first 0 net energy development, meaning the homes will produce more energy than they consume. >> in walnut creek, felipe bowl kron, 4 news. >> free summer meals are back for students in the south bay second harvest of silicon valley is working to make sure the thousands of children who need it will not go hungry during the summer break. the organization is launching a new online locator. it's right there at the bottom of the screen, but we made it easier by posting it on kron 4 dot com. there will be more than 80 sites available where students can go get free food. so the warriors are looking to bounce back after falling to the celtics in game 3 step was injured in tha

office and that along with wilson's wife edith and his secretary joseph tumulty and his doctor robert grayson and they all got together and decided to pull the wool over the cabinets eyes, and they brought um, marshall and other members of the cabinet into the sick room where the paralyzed side of his body was on away from entrance to the door. they closed the drapes so that no one could see how incapacitated he was and he could sort of partly speak on one side of his mouth. and so he appeared to look like he was you know still functioning although in fact. is not um, they did not they were not able to pursue this was of course before the 25th amendment they weren't able to pursue moving him out of office and when he recovered somewhat the first thing he did was to take marshall out of office. so there was some revenge and some payback for that and but of course there's other examples of presidents who are incapacitated, but not dead, you know, and we can think of presidents who were extremely ill john kennedy extremely ill with addison's disease roosevelt extremely ill with end-stage cardiov

peter i barely had time to start marla, grayson, founder and ceo of guardianship grayson.hank you. thanks, it was fun. four years ago they found the body of a woman with traces of torture . once again, work is more important than the life of your loved ones. this is not true. you know very well, i do everything i can, you do something, you save the world. maybe still not here is the conclusion of the premiere of the serial film from july 14 on the first, you and i, probably, look strange from the outside. anatoly kuzichev will show olesya loseva published footage of the combat work of unmanned aerial vehicle crews in the course of our special operation in ukraine, using drones, search and reconnaissance of targets are carried out, the coordinates of which are then transmitted to the gunners, the calculations also carry out reconnaissance of the action, the retreating units of the armed forces appeared video of the destruction of ukrainian warships under nikolaev. to the defense. ochakovo were attracted by the small anti-submarine ship vinnitsa and the medium landing ship.

in mid-may, the online publication grayson allegedly gained access to some secret correspondence of afrom the materials it follows that on the sidelines they were dissatisfied with the too soft policy of the then prime minister theresa may regarding the brexit deal and the conspirators did everything to send mine to resign, and in her place they put johnson, who was supposed to lobby for the right interests. true, and then tired of him. i see no reason why prime minister johnson will stay afloat, although he has lost control of his mind and willpower so much that perhaps it is for the best that two worthy candidates have already looked after boris for the better, or the chancellor of the exchequer. rishi sunaka is the author of a duck about russian submarines preparing to cut submarine cables to deprive nato countries of the internet, or the head of a forrin, an office and an expert russian geography. lis tracks, anton vasilyevich track sheet - this is a disaster for us, a disaster for the whole world, or this or only great britain, a disaster for everyone, but you understand johnson,

grayson murray going viral for o$1 billion mark at the box office.e's biggest domestic hit with 473 million in u.s. ticket sales in just under three weeks. meanwhile disney's light year lands in second place. toy story spin off missing expectations with just a $512 million debut. dominion dominating father's day weekend finishing at number one with a $58 million haul. i got say i saw jurassic world and maverick. do not see jury was stick world after maverick. it doesn't do it fair justice. >> steve: were you at the drive-in or double header? >> i wish it was a double header we had to break too long. >> ainsley: saw one on saturday and one on sunday? >> ashley: yes. >> steve: thank you for the movie reviews. >> brian: part of the buzz lightyear isn't good tim didn't allen get cut from it. >> steve: they say that's not the case but there are a lot of people in his camp it is because of his politics that he was not included. >> brian: how could you not include him? he is fantastic in it. as good as tom hanks? >> ainsley: is he great. >> steve: producer