isabel hilton _ entire world. thank you so much. isabel hilton for _ entire world.ilton for your _ entire world. thank you so much. isabel hilton for your thoughts. i still to come a bit later in the programme. we get a view from one of the world's most vulnerable regions on the impacts of global warming — the federated states of micronesia — a group of some 600 small islands in the western pacific ocean. but first. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. britain will give france around $75 million more — in funding to stem the rising number of migrants crossing the english channel. the two countries have agreed to deploy more police and invest in detection technology on the french coast, to try to stop boats carrying illegal migrants from reaching british shores. the eu has rejected demands by the uk government to redraw the post—brexit trading arrangements it agreed for northern ireland. british ministers say border checks on goods being sent from other parts of the uk to northern ireland — which were agreed in the brexit divorce deal

so he arrived at the hilton hotel behind me very late at night. he and mrs. kennedy were tired. they went to bed. and when they got up the next morning, a very large crowd, hundreds of people assembled right here in what used to be a parking lot. and the democratic operatives at the time and speaker jim wright had arranged for a plat bed truck and microphones to be pulled into the parking lot so the president could step out to see the folks and address the crowd that had assembled on the parking lot. they didn't know there was going to be a speech. they just showed up hoping to come out of the hotel and for the motorcade to leave. so the president comes out with a number of other dignitaries and he gives the first of his last two public speeches right here. >> the united states to fulfill its obligations around the world require that the united states move forward economically. that the people of this country participate in rising prosperity and it is a fact in 1962 and the first six months of 1963 the economy of the united states grew not only faster than nearly every western c

♪ ♪ steve: good evening happy independence day welcome to the next revolution, i am steve hilton, thee of popular populism, no america, my first fourth as an american, i could not be more proud, as you know, a couple of months ago, i became a u.s. citizen, i am so happy to celebrate this special day with you, my fellow americans. it still new for me to say but it has felt like my home for years, since we moved across the pond to california nearly a decade ago. the more i have learned about america the more i love it and the more appreciate there is no better place on earth. that is why i was offended by what jen psaki said at podium at white house to behalf of the president. in strong to the athlete disrespecting our flag and anthem, jen psaki saying it is okay because america has not always lived up to our highest ideals, what a ludacris, shallow and divisive thing to do. our ideals are high, maybe even unattainable, but the point is they serve as a opportunity fiing aspiration for the nation, we know what john sacky was talking -- jen psaki of the talking about it was race, true tod

to hilton head island as well. on the 40th year anniversary and it might be a few more than that, i'm happy to draw attention to his career here on the house floor and thank him for everything he's done for the hilton head island community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. slotkin, for five minutes. ms. slotkin: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of the pfas action act. a bill that i'm proud to co-sponsor and will address a critically important issue in my district and across the company, pfas contamination. it will take bold action to address pfas contamination and contains a number of provisions in particular that will affect our smallest communities. i want to share those today. from the very early days when i became a member of congress, one of the issues my residents were talking about more than anything else was the need to access clean water. in particular, michiganders are concerned about increasing leve

>> you really said this well, i think, all of us, i'm the general manager at hilton and i've been at hilton for three years now and i met joe my first day and she made such an impact on everything i do and everything that the hotel does. i think we all strive to leave a legacy and i'll tell you, joe has left her legacy at the hilton and the park 55. nothing leaves our hotel without someone saying did anyone check with jill so make sure we couldn't donate it or recycle it and send it to somewhere else or a non-profit and her passion and her goodness and and and for many, many years to come and i'm honored and thrilled that she received this award and i'm humbled by the work that she does and it's just to me it's just fills me with hope for the future and i'm just so very, very excited and recognized for this and thank you for doing that and i can't put into words how grateful. >> would you like to say a few words? yes, i would. and you know, up with of the things first, first, first. right, joe has done all the of the staff at the hilton and she makes the city look good but she's also

hilton, let me ask you because it is the delta variant. the big game changer as far as this pandemic, what changes with the delta variant that may be maybe weren't having to deal with six months ago. >> the thing that changes is that we should not have needed to get through this document. we lost 650,000 americans alone. so it should not take us getting to this point. we know as far as development for vaccines, if there will be a concern, if there will be a concern that a variant literally figures out a way to invade our system fully. make changes, make doses, and what happen americans sas to realize is what happens happening in africa and the other countries. they will directly impact them. how do we get the vaccines out as quickly as possible so we can stop the development of variants. and not have to deal with the mounting deaths and the collateral damage left in the wake including permanent disability of which we're seeing long covid. >> yeah, that game, it is amazing that in the united states where there are vaccines, plentiful vaccin

[laughter] >> geraldo: true story. >> jesse: paris hilton was there, too.pecial report" is up next with shannon bream the evil shannon bream. >> shannon: jesse, really jesse watters vs. reese witherspoon. i don't know elle wood is a scrapper. good luck on that. >> jesse: thank you very much, thank you very much, reese. shan have a great night. good evening, welcome to washington i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden says taliban takeover of afghanistan is highly unlikely. the comments come as the president promises to maintain personnel and capacities in the country after the large scale u.s. military withdrawal. congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the white house. good evening, jackie. >> good evening, shannon.

>> you really said this well, i think, all of us, i'm the general manager at hilton and i've been atton for three years now and i met joe my first day and she made such an impact on everything i do and everything that the hotel does. i think we all strive to leave a legacy and i'll tell you, joe has left her legacy at the hilton and the park 55. nothing leaves our hotel without someone saying did anyone check with jill so make sure we couldn't donate it or recycle it and send it to somewhere else or a non-profit and her passion and her goodness and and and for many, many years to come and i'm honored and thrilled that she received this award and i'm humbled by the work that she does and it's just to me it's just fills me with hope for the future and i'm just so very, very excited and recognized for this and thank you for doing that and i can't put into words how grateful. >> would you like to say a few words? yes, i would. and you know, up with of the things first, first, first. right, joe has done all the of the staff at the hilton and she makes the city look good but she's also mod

we like that hilton has been able to keep pace on the upside and hold up much better when the group -- the industry is trading lower. so we don't see that performance gap since 2018 as a valuation spread that needs to converge. we see it as a relative strength and leadership that makes hilton the more attractive idea >> got it. we'll see if more investors become more selective. travel has been a winning trade in the first half of the year. we'll see what it means for the second half. thank you both for more trading nation head to our website and follow us on twitter. tyler, over to you. >>> all right, seema, thank you. up next, the dow on pace to snap a four-day winning streak. honeywell and disney dragging the group lower. are stocks in for a choppy month? we will hear from tom lee next on "power lunch," back in two. >>> and now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. >> for entries into breakouts some traders use buy stop limit orders placed above resistance levels unlike regular buy stop, buy stop limits turn into limit orders when the stop is triggered.

hilton, kristin, thank you both. nick, you are sticking with us because while many on the right call vaccines and mask mandates an attack on their personal freedom, another form of bodily autonomy is under attack. is supreme court will hear an abortion case this fall. a law banned most abortions after 15 weeks of pretty good. and mississippi is now moving the goal post. last year mississippi said its appeal would not require the court to overturn roe v. wade. that case made abortion legal in the united states. but this week the state attorney general reversed course, arguing roe should indeed be overturned. joining us now to discuss the politics at play, msnbc legal analyst melissa murray. she was a former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor and nick ra thad. how could this case potentially alter reproductive rights in the united states? >> mississippi has offered the court two different paths for dismantling reproductive rights, which is where the fetus can be outside the womb. you can regulate post-viability. miss

there is steve hilton, our california guy.pick your -- is it stumbling around, barreling down? [laughter] i don't know, it's anything but roaring back, and it's because as we've discussed many times these ridiculous one-party rule, the policies or that are being pushed by these democrats for year after year after year. and even now as we saw, for example, just in the last few months with the budget that newsom's been putting out, spending all the money that unexpectedly came in, an unexpected budget surplus. what's he doing with that? is he, for example, doing something to fix that incredibly serious long-term drain on the state's finances which is the massive public pension black hole? no. he's creating new welfare entitlements mirroring what the biden regime is doing at the federal level with payments to people that are going to be embedded in the budget for years ahead. there's no sign of anything happening to fix what arnold schwarzenegger, he was on my show last night, the former republican governor, is these days trying

keir simmons, cal perry, antonio hilton, thank you so much.r as we mentioned in japan. >>> coming up, more on the olympics, new protests plus extreme heat adding another challenge for those athletes and a look at what the first lady is up to there. >>> also the new and very real push to overturn roe v. wade. could the supreme court strike down its own ruling? >>> democrats blast the fbi saying the agency failed to fully investigate allegations against brett kavanaugh. now details on that next. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, flexible cancellation. so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high p

their message is, please come to p-town, but please get vaccinated >> big change for p-town antonia hilton, thanks for the report >>> turning our attention to l.a. county where face coverings are once again required indoors. they reported the highest number of daily cases since early march, more than 2500 in a single day >> reporter: doctors are growing more concerned as the numbers continue to increase we have double the hospitalizations in a month. the majority of the cases are from unvaccinated individuals. though we heard yesterday from l.a.'s top doctor that 20% of the cases since the beginning the year are happening in vaccinated individuals about 4% of those folks ending up in the hospital a majority of people who contract the virus are having positive outcomes. it is nonetheless depressing for doctors who saw no cases a month ago now seeing hospitals fill up >> we were there thinking that we were at the finish line, that we had a handle on this. it was going to be over. and now we feel like we're going back into battle again and it's definitely, it's definitely another wave. >> rep

today on the drew barrymore show, neil degrasse tyson, and environmental lifetime expert in nikki hilton stops by, head >>> thousands expected to crowd oaklands area this weekend but a recent deadly shooting his top of mind for many. what is being done to keep people safe? that story and more coming up at 5:00. >>> one last check of weather with darren peck. >> keep an eye on the forecast, the fourth of july looks good temperature wise but as far as today is concerned, numbers already in the mid 70s, and just for the quick snapshot on where we are going for daytime highs, low to mid 80s for many inland locations. 82 santa rosa and 80 san jose in mid-60s for the temperature in the cities. 7-day forecast shows a warm up, by the end of the 7-day forecast. >>> finally this afternoon, and 82-year-old aerospace pioneer will make historory later thisi month h is the oldest persrson travavel into spacace. wawally funk will join jeff be on the first manneded flflight the reusabable susuborbital ro funknk was the younungest grgra ofof the 1961 women inin space program,m, the firsrst female f.a.a.

the hilton is willing to spend some $46 million to help stabilize the landmark hotel. >> how many conventionslot of big charities. it's like the standard. it's strange not to have it open. >> i was out this weekend in san francisco, and you saw so much stuff that was open, but still so much stuff that's closed. it's really sad. >> and this back and forth with the fairmont, we don't know when it's going to reopen at this point. it's going to be very pleasant all week. >> it really is. we're setting ourselves up with excellent weather wednesday, thursday, friday, even for the upcoming weekend if you're thinking about making plans. you are good to go on that front. we want to take a look at climate change and wildfires. now this data coming in from the fourth national climate assessment. and you can see here from 1985 to 2015, the orange line, that is with our climate change. we've seen 24 million acres burned. but, if we did not have climate change it would only be at 11 million acres. so climate change definitely having an impact on the wildfires and all of the activity we've seen n the sierra

hilton, as always, thank you. >>> ahead, the chair of the house democratic caucus in texas joins us one about her push to battle real election interference. >>> but first, making history, one word at a time. this is the sound of an asthma attack... that doesn't happen. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. this is the sound of

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steve hilton with us.he president of the united states and said it is okay to disrespect the flag and the anthem because we haven't lived up to our highest ideals was of course we haven't. they are very high ideals, that the point. we work towards them. even as we acknowledge there are things we need to improve is there a single person, jen psaki or any of these activist celebrities and so on who can name a country in the world that gives more opportunity to people of all races and backgrounds than america? there isn't one. there is nowhere in the world that comes closer to what they say they want which is equal opportunity for everyone of every race than america. instead of denigrating america we should celebrate america even as we acknowledge there is more work to do. stuart: would you go one step further and say gwen barry cannot be a part of the american olympic team? >> i don't really care about that frankly. that is something -- i don't think we should be micromanaging those kind of decisions. i don'

ah, ah, i'm here and hilton, welcome to the show. former south african president, jacob zoom. it is define a court deadline to give himself up to the authorities whom has told hundreds of supporters outside his home. there's no need for him to go to jail and he was sentenced to 15 months in prison for refusing to attend to corruption hearing. but the supreme court has agreed to consider his challenge to the verdict is in the cold and his supporters to keep backing him in his court battle. i call on all my support has to use peaceful means to protest against this injustice. i really must be clear. i'm not asking for sympathy. but justice dw correspondent christina manuel was with supporters gathering at the house of jacob's duma in rural south africa. she sent us this assessment where i am, if you didn't know and you'd better, you would think that we're as a political ready, it is a celebrate treat atmosphere here. you've got people dressed in the colors of the ruling a and see that is the policy of mister summa, people dressed in the traditional hulu regalia. people are his su

john hilton is the technical lead here.o formula i. among a long list of accomplishments, he was a technical lead for michael schumacher�*s 1994 world championship win. what do you actually do? so, you're converting this car into an electric vehicle? from a petrol engine? so, this car has a petrol engine in today. we'll be removing the engine, the gear box, the fuel system, the exhaust system and all the things that make the engine work, and replacing theirs with a brand—new electric powertrain. the full renovation of the car takes about 26 weeks, and for rolls—royces and bentleys the cost of the work starts at about £350,000. it would be very much more expensive if you want to start with a car like this. much rarer. how much would this car cost to buy? so, the petrol versions of this are regularly going for about 350,000. so 700,000 once you're done? yes, we have a number of other beautiful cars here. this is a big rolls—royce phantom 5 — the bumblebee, as we call it colloquially. they're very rare. in fact, it's the only

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the much hilton unit in its new coalition had failed at it's very 1st attempt. the government's vote to stop that kind of civilians marry 2 ladies, getting citizenship. funk split white down the middle, 594, and 59 against as 5 members of the ruling coalition immediately broke rank. and that despite bennett early, a warning that this was important vote of confidence in his new government. so what went wrong? however, the votes in favor of the legislation and expressing confidence in the government. whatever votes against it is expressing no confidence in the government. the citizenship and internal was initially passed in 2003 at the time of the 2nd palestinian uprising following militant attacks in israel. since then, it has repeatedly received a parliamentary majority that it needed to be approved until now. even the party of the opposition needed benjamin netanyahu could, that has repeatedly supported the law voted against it. critics charged that this is a case of politics over principles. we've received proof of the problematic nature of a government that d

isabel hilton, newspaper columnist and broadcaster who founded china dialogue, an independent organisationing to foster greater understanding of china and improve its environment. and you see him there, our bbc business editor simonjack, good to have you with me in the studio. welcome to isabel and jeffrey. lovely to see you again from distant parts. now, no taxation without representation — the slogan of the american colonies after a sales tax imposed on them by the british parliament when they had no elected voice. the companies that will end up paying more tax as a result of the global corporate tax deal on the agenda for the finance ministers of the countries which form the g20 meeting in venice this weekend, may lack representation, but they have had the money to fund a skilled lobbying operation to try to influence the shape of this reform. you may not feel much sympathy for them or indeed for caribbean tax havens, but should we be more concerned about the impact on the poorer nations? simon, explain to me exactly what this proposed deal is. there are two pillars to this. the first o

as talk to tim, now, hilton, who's the chief executive of refugee actions. he joins us now. live from manchester . good to have you with us. what do you make of this new bill with the propose plans of housing asylum? see whose offshore is that a legal justification for the u. k. to do this in a way that does not contravene international law. well look. 70 years ago, britain helped to dress the refugee convention to provide support and protection sites for people fleeing warm persecution. and what we're watching right now is you 10 minutes to just ripping up in front of our eyes. this is an extreme and c refugee bill. it's an a for, it's on decency and compassion and also on international law as well. and it criminalizes people simply trying to seek safety from persecution and war. we're seeing an increase in the likelihood the off shoring, as you've mentioned. and what it would appear is that you had ministers. i'll stop and follow the australian muscle, which quite frankly, the stain, australia isn't not reputation and we're seeing what is what was sense to become a grubby

he also says at the hilton military has suffered major casualties and the grand forces have also managed to seize important military equipment. it seems that this 30 grand forces of barry, emboldened the spokesmen, was also say that now the focus is also on other areas in the guy, particularly the west, which is still being controlled a matter which is still being controlled by forces from the neighboring hydro region. and controlling really territories that i disputed territories that are being claimed by both communities so that the grand forces saying that they're not going to rest and feel every inch. all guy is liberated, living on an hundreds of protests of gathered in the occupied west bank of the killing of a prominent palestinian activist. they demanded the resignation of a president man with the 5. joining the protested were relatives of news. our banner who died last week after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authorities security forces finance death lead to protest across the occupied west bank. near the abraham brings is more on the story now from ramallah all the p

i'm joined now by isabel hilton, the founder of we would get a view from one of the most vulnerable regionsulnerable regions, the federated states of micronesia, a group of some 600 islands in the western pacific. america's tub general has acknowledged the taliban have strategic momentum in afghanistan. he said the afghan army was consolidating its forces and trying to make sure the militants did not take control of any major population centres but he said what the us withdrawal now at 95% complete the taliban control half the districts in the country. fi districts in the country. significant amount of territory has been seized over the course of six, eight, ten months by the taliban. momentum appears to be sort of with the taliban. smoke from the huge wildrose burning in the west coast of america has drifted all the way across the continent to cast a haze over the east coast. officials in new york issued warnings for pregnant women and the elderly due to the poor air quality. cities as far apart washington and toronto also affected. the disgraced former hollywood movie producer harvey weins

reportedly through plans for mandatory vaccine passports to and to pubs and restaurants from the hilton. despite what's been seen as a hugely successful inoculation program with 35000000 people fully vaccinated in the u. k. britain, those fall from being me on the place were pro vaccine pressure is in full swing point. so there was an australian odd that is being criticized for employing scare tactics and for using an active from an age group. not yet eligible for the vaccine . on top of that, the pace of inoculation in the country is slow, in part because of dose shortage is something critic se makes these campaigns even less appropriate. we put the issue of the debate. real worry for me about this is you're going to create to take society that will be those people who call and have a vaccine for medical reasons or maybe for the own reasons, or maybe because they younger and they haven't had that practicing invite yet. there is therefore going to be a to, to, is this, this is a, it is not going to create to, to the system. that's absolute. poppycock, people who can't have it for medica

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all the way up through south carolina, hilton head to north carolina's outer banks, you have a tropical storm watch. hurricane warning exists in clearwater. david, three to five feet of surge with the low lying areas, 6 to 10 inches of rain, we will see flooding and it could be very bad here around tampa. >> we'll be watching this throughout the night, ginger. we'll see you in the morning on gamm. >>> in the meantime, millions along florida's coast are bracing for el that. the storm already battering the keys and south florida. you saw some of the images. preparations now in the tampa area. then the system moves to georgia, the carolinas and right up the east coast. abc's trevor ault in key west at this hour with what the storm has already done. >> reporter: tonight, conditions deteriorating along florida's entire western coastline. >> it's rocking here, buddy. >> reporter: elsa's power on full display in the keys, inundating the southern-most point in the u.s. the waves are slamming into the shore here in key west, jumping up and over the sea wall, and with the pouring rain there's con

john hilton is the technical lead here.rmula one. among a long list of accomplishments, he was technical lead for michael schumacher, his 1994 world championship win. what do you actually do? so you're converting this car into an electric vehicle from a petrol engine. so this car has a petrol engine today and we will be removing the engine, gearbox, fuel system, exhausting, all the things that make the engine work and replacing it with a brand—new electric system. the full renovation of the car takes around 26 weeks and for rolls royces and bentleys the cost of the work starts at around £350,000. how much would this car cost to buy? so the you know, the petrol versions, if they should really be going to the £350,000. wow. so 700,000 once you're done. so, yes, we have, you know, a number of other beautiful cars here. how much would that cost? not far off £1 million. this was in the james bond movie. wow. you know, these are absolutely incredible vehicles when you look at the skin and how they were built and you know, this ro

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paris hilton estÁ embarazada esperando su primer bebÉ con su prometido. california por $20,000 al mes. donde esta cuidado las 24 horas por el servicio secreto, quienes incluso estÁn tratando de rentar propiedades cercanas para garantizar la privacidad del hijo del mandatario. boris jhonson el primer ministro de inglaterra confesÓ que su perrito tiene deseos romÁnticos insaciables, y estÁ detrÁs de la terna de todos en su residencia oficial. aunque sigan insistiendo que alex rodrÍguez y la reportera deportiva melanie collins son sÓlo amigos, vaya que pasan tiempo juntos en sus vacaciones en saint tropez. se dice que la mujer esta entre el grupo de invitados vip que celebra el dÍa de hoy el cumpleaÑos nÚmero 46 de el Él pelotero. ¿que tal? raÚl: que se divierta. >> cuando el rÍo suena... como va? raÚl: ¿cÓmo es? >> es porque agua lleva. depende la versiÓn. raÚl: me encanta la historia que ponen aquÍ de que el hijo de biden renta una casa por $20,000 en malibÚ, que es un precio normal en malibÚ. que tiene ese dinero lo estÁ protegiendo el servicio secreto, p

steve hilton is bashing president biden's massive spending saying republicans fooled the country when him as centrist. >> the republicans never stop telling us how they're defending our democracy. how is it democracy to run a candidate as a centrist, then after the election turn around and implement a bernie sanders, elizabeth warren agenda. it is totally dishonest. structurally dishonest. not just a disaster for our economy, for jobs, for opportunity, but for our democracy too. jillian: on top of a possible pathway to citizenship, the democrat only infrastructure bill would provide numerous social infrastructure items like money in pre-k and two years of community college and expanded medicare. griff: to tokyo we go where team usa is racking up historic wins, bringing home modals in tae kwon do and fencing but the men's basketball team looking to france. they'll -- losing to france. they look to bounce back against nigeria tomorrow. katie ladeki battled her way to a silver in the free style and the men's team taking gold in the free style relay. men's soft ball get a walk-off win. >>

and when i woke up, i just had the hilton hotel robe on and no clothes. >> yeah. >> but before that, i had on clothes. it changed my whole life. and i got a piece of it back and the only thing that i have left is to confront him. and i would love to see you in a court of law. i want to see you in a court of law. i'd like to see you eye to eye. i want him to be the man he was when he took away my youth and september accept the woman i am now and ready to take him on. >> i remember both times. i remember having one blood by mary topped with beer, as i said, he called it a red eye. and i woke up i don't know how long later with him taking off my clothes. and you don't pass out from one small drink. >> so i'm going to speak -- you're going to hear tonight from those two women, that's going to happen in just a moment so make sure you stay tuned. so how exactly did this happen? we're going to go through it for you. according to the court, then district attorney made a deal not to prosecute cosby for the indictment involving constand, forcing him to testify under oath in a civil case. years

highest paid ceo was chad richardson of paycom and also at the top of the list ceos for gone electric, hiltonmany top executives said that they would take a pay cut or forego their salaries all together at the start of the pandemic, but giving up pay might not mean losses. pay is only a fraction of their total compensation. often it is tied up in bonuses, stock bonuses for how the company performs, how the company performs and stock performs is often how these ceos are compensated. >>> the bucks rallied past the suns in a nail biter to even out the nba finals. >> and there is no place like home of course. milwaukee needs to figure out how to do it on the road now after dropping the first two games in phoenix, milwaukee right back in the mix to even up the series in a pretty rugged affair which led to a very intense fourth quarter. after scoring a combined 29 points in games two and three, chris middleton came to play in game four. middleton pouring in a playoff career-high 40 including ten straight down the stretch as dominant as middleton was in the latter half of the 40s qfourth quarter, mo

there is no hilton or hyatt in yosemite or yellowstone.ovid, and post-covid, people of learned that maintaining their own contact services, bathrooms, sleeping quarters, very important not only for comfort, but for safety. it is one of the channels that opened up to consumers, and steve jobs is famous for saying that once the consumer learns they can have more, they will never settle for less. covid did snap many years of awareness of this form of travel. 2021 fries has started off as 145% -- 2021 fries has darted off as 145% growth, and enormous snap for the company. guy: where do you see it going? what do you see the ownership structure looking like? is he going to be a private company or public company? what is the path to profitability? jeff as 145%: the company has bn growing very fast. we are looking at the public markets and we get approached a lot around that subject for those who would like to take us out. the company raised $120 million. a portion of that race is going to shrink -- a lot of people realize that the commercializati

buyer media when paris hilton, tmz encouraged all this atmosphere cheering him on trying to rehab herot going to let you skate off when we contributed to the mental states at the time. that's ready to start learning lesson for a reference monica lewin said because of how the media treated her back in 96 with the impeachment. and then try to rehab her and suddenly she's a hero to them now. don't think we should let them get away with that. >> actually not. all of those old-school 60s effeminacy demonized her and who backed up bill clinton was absolutely disgusting. you are right about that. disconnect same situation. kennedy: so michael starr hopkins there some people take in a contrarian view sake maybe she is mentally ill paired maybe she will lose all of her money. this is not one conservatorships are designed for. it's not designed so your family preys upon you and they make a bunch of money and make a percentage for every deal they make on your behalf and you get $2000 a week. this is nonsense. >> everyone around her use her as an atm it's horrible and it's sad. this idea twice a

the marin hilton, welcome to the program. rescue efforts have resumed at the sight of the collapse department. high rise in surfside, florida. work had been halted while safety engineers examined the remaining structure. he was president, joe biden is in surfside tonight, where he has been speaking about the disaster and the recovery operations. he met with 1st responders and thank them for their efforts. and he held a closed or meeting with the families of the victims a confirmed as to has risen to 18 with as many as 145 on accounted for. no survivors have been found since last thursday at a press conference. biden shared with family members are going through and the questions they had for him. the whole nation is 40 with these families. they see every day on television. they're going through hell. and those are survive the collapse as well as those who are missing, loved ones. so many of them are suffering. you know, they had basic heart wrenching questions. well, i'd be able to recover the body of my son or daughter, my husband, my cousin, my mom and dad. how can i have clothes without bei

griff: the next revolution host, steve hilton, is bashing president biden's massive spending, sayingemocrats fooled the country when selling him as a centrist. >> the democrats never stopped telling us how they're all about defending our democracy. how is it defending our democracy to run a candidate as a moderate centrist, corral the party establishment to crush the thelefties practically overnigh, then turn around and implement a bernie sanders and elizabeth warren agenda. it is dishonest. not just a disaster for our economy, for jobs, for opportunity, but our democracy too. griff: on top of a possible pathway to citizenship, the democrat only infrastructure bill would provide numerous social infrastructure items like money for pre-k and two years of community college and expanded medicare. jillian: a fox news alert now, a deputy is killed and at least one other injured during an hours long standoff in california. the sheriff's deputy, philip campus, was shot as they tried to free hostages a gunman was holding inside a home. the suspect was injured and hospitalized after s.w.a.t. t

we begin with nbc's antonia hilton in provincetown, massachusetts, where there's a rising number of what is called breakthrough cases. >> reporter: residents are confused about an outbreak stemming from july 4th celebrations that happened just a couple weeks ago 256 confirmed covid cases. of that, 70% are breakthrough cases of people who had already gotten shots an official just confirmed to nbc news this evening, of the samples, all of them came back positive for the delta variant even though among those cases they've been mild in asymptomatic cases, people are concerned as unvaccinated residents come to provincetown all throughout splat to celebrate, and now we're potential putting this community, which is highly vaccinated, at risk. the town is asking people to mask indoors, outside doors when they could social distance properly, but some businesses are taking it a step future. i interviewed kevin hogan, and he now has a zero-tolerance policy. >> if you're not vaccinated or cannot produce proof, you're not welcome on our property. i felt it was the right thing to do, as a bare minimum