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speaker britt huntington's disease eventually robs sufferers and their ability to walk, talk it, eats care for themselves and make decisions. what changes the person they were and has a 50% chance of being inherited by their children. will the government back the huntington's disease communities call for better access to mental health services, inc. care coordinator in every area and specific guidelines to everyone affected by this devastating condition can't help they need? >> mr. prime minister. >> i completely agree the gentleman about the devastating impact of this terrible disease. it is the case have increased significantly investments in mental health. i have course i'm happy to arrange the department of health ministers to meet with them to discuss this further. >> thank you mr. speaker. wales is the land of song is better example of this than the milk quarters. you have performed magnificently in the recent series of britain's got talent. moving the others judges to seniors. when the deputy prime minister join with me in congratulating the choir. also the other many community

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carolina: ahora nos conectamos en vivo hasta los angelitos en huntington park para hablar, nos conectamosegurando que estÁn haciendo eso, de parte de los jÓvenes, de parte de la comunidad como mucho estÁn allÍ apoyando en los Ángeles, gracias a ellos para apoyar a nosotros, felicidades, que tenga un buen dÍa, y ojalÁ que le vaya de maravilla, gracias. borja: cerramos con esto, te atreverÍamos a vivir un aÑo en marte? carolina: para nada, borja. borja: el enorme experimento de la nasa para poder simular la vida en el planeta rojo, ya tiene tripulaciÓn, dos mujeres y dos hombres son los primeros en experimentar la vida marciana despuÉs de quedarse entre mÁs de 4000 aspirantes. carolina: va a pasar mÁs o menos un aÑo dentro de una cÁpsula que simula el hÁbitat en ese mundo vecino, no tienen siquiera contacto con sus seres queridos, no puede salir de ese lugar, y serÍa un tipo reality show. las cÁmaras estarÁn grabando cada uno de los movimientos para ver cÓmo puede manejar el estrÉs. borja: creo que ese apartamento es mÁs grande que el mÍo. creo que me mudo. carolina: maÑana mucho mÁs aquÍ e

matt: i spoke with a volkswagen north american ceo who is in huntington beach, california. him about the u.s. labor market following today's jobs beach. >> we just hired 50 people in our manufacturing facility. we are over 6000 employees in the state of tennessee. this is aligned with the numbers i just gave you. if we increase our numbers and we start production of vehicles in the last year and we ramp it up to 7000 vehicles per deuced in the state of tennessee in the last month. this is only the start of our beginning in the u.s. market. matt: you got to manufactured to meet demand. in the left has couple of years, there have been other things holding manufacturing back, specifically supply chain issues and chips. how are you doing them in terms of your supply chain? >> significantly better. it has grown 26% year-over-year which is a huge achievement by our team. not only that, we are the only automaker the qualifies for the inflation reduction act for the $7,000 credit. that means our team has been able to relax. the job, the innovation, the battery are within the u.s. a

we made the comments after his european tour to promote visions plan to end the conflict student huntington and returning to our breaking news from india. many people are fear dead after a passenger train derailed and collided with a good strain in the eastern state of the ship. local media report at least a 130 people have been injured. we'll get you more details on this as soon as they come in to us. all right, those are the headlines on alpha 0 as always, our website carries all our stories up next democracy. maybe it's joyce label conversations to just say the solution is no good. the people industry could be convenient to say, this is a dialogue. we don't always talk to people that have different opinions that we do . everyone has to police must have it here, is that society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. it was fun. this was fun to have an american occupation of admitted eastern countries. the street on algae 0, the innocent reeves april. they're going to be the most of the busy the most most got on that for me. i get for it. i'd be more kind of see a product then

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this family owned jewelry store in huntington beach california said they were targeted by thieves lastour family business. we wanted to protect it. i guess protecting what's ours. >> reporter: but many larger retailers do not want their employees to intervene. lululemon recently fired two employees for chasing alleged robbers as seen in this video. >> no, no. >> get out. get out. >> reporter: the company saying in a statement the two women were fired for knowingly violating our zero tolerance policy related to physically engaging with the perpetrators, which put their lives and the safety of our guests and other employees at risk. our people's safety is our number one priority. home depot also tells its employees not to stop robberies in progress warning of the dangers. >> it seems almost like a catch 22. that you want to keep your employees safe but at the end of the day these criminals probably know that the employees are limited in their capacity to stop it. >> there's a little of that but the safety of our employees and customers comes first, 100% and what the consequences financia

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i live in huntington beach. and this question, this is a statement to you. you have the skill set to make changes and to be a force the federal government. i am going to say the w word, which is stay woke, but i want you not get weary. remember i am counting on you to do, john lewis said, and get good trouble. oh, thank you. thank you. i just if i can pick up on that, i. i think what she said to me is something that that i want to reflect back on to all of you and something that i talk a little bit about in book. nobody gets elected alone. i don't care how much pretend they are not. so let me people get elected because of people who help, people who knock doors, people who chip in $3, people who remember to vote on a day when they're just want to go home. and so we all need to kind of support each other and not getting weary. democracy is hell of a lot of work, but by its it's good work. it is righteous work. and so i think we all need to support ourselves in this and i think we need find time and moments to our successes. and i think one of the things the r

police say they responded to reports of an armed robbery near artichoke joe's casino on huntington avenuenight. police say the suspects then tried to get street. lang wrote this is an image of where they were arrested. you see some hands up 3 of the suspects are said to be adults. they've been booked into the san mateo county jail. the teenagers were booked into the hillcrest juvenile detention center. >> several tornadoes swept through mississippi overnight, killing one person and injuring nearly 2 dozen more cell phone vid video capturing lightning burst here near the small town of lou. and that's about 70 miles southwest of jackson. >> the national weather service issued multiple tornado warnings for lou and in the surrounding communities. there. the storms and tornadoes knocked out power to almost 50,000 homes in the central part of the state and officials are still working to assess the damage. all right. let's go to work. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. now he said track and all those storms tonight. pretty wild weather out there yet. terrible weather. in fact, last week mem

fight against it on the army and rapid support forces had already pulled out of the us and post huntington's on companies linked to both sides. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes, economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities. 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there. uh, working or doing business in, in sedan. so it was a set of actions here. so the goals opposition leda as well in sancho has been sentenced to 2 years in prison for corrupting youth that are being violent confrontations between police and supporters who say the case is politically motivated by say the trial is an attempt to prevent him from running for office next year. the us senate is debasing a bill that will suspend the government's $31.00 trillion dollar debt ceiling. the bill must pass the senate and be signed by president j by, by monday

challenging the shutdown proposed supportive housing project and in march, he also sued the city of huntingtonch for violating state housing laws. so while today's announcement may be the first public action by bonta's office enforcing this tenant protection act it is likely not going to be the last reporting live in the studio. stephanie lin, ken and grant back to you. all right, stephanie, thank you for that. senate republicans are introducing their own plan today to >> cut college costs and student debt comes as education department expects loan payments to resume in the fall. supporters of the bill say the legislation will hold schools accountable and allow students know the true cost and value of their degree student loan payments are currently scheduled to restart in october. they were paused because of the pandemic within the next couple of months, a supreme court is expected to decide on the legality of president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. the federal reserve decided to hold interest rates where they are for now. the pause comes after the latest inflation gauge. >> showed a

a police chase leaded to car smashing into each other, sending huntington park police vehicle on topr los angeles county fire crews were needed on the scene. one person was sent to the hospital. the 2023 nba draft marked a historic night for the league and its players. the number-one pick, french basketball star victor wembanyama, arrived in san antonio this afternoon where he was greeted by adoring spurs fans. 7'4" 19-year-old is one of the most hyped prospects in decades. last night he said it was a moment he's been waiting for his entire life. >> you know, i have dreamed of this so much. i've got to cry. >> jericka: it was also a night of brotherly love for identical twins amen and ausar thompson. they were picked back-to-back a number four and five by the houston rockets and detroit pistons. it's the first time two brothers were drafted in the top ten in the same year. well, "on the road"'s next with a 14-year-old on the right path. >> announcer: if you can't watch the cbs evening newews, yu can n listen. subscrcriber of yoyou get yourr podcdcast receceptor antibibody positit. it

all that one's in one place and for my friends, it was like okay, huntington go into a nearby. so okay, no tinder is too much. we'll try something more in line with, you know, something more muslim. nomic oriented. so i thought mixing the fact that i must learn with valentines day and relationships. i felt my initial reaction would be funny to document and to publish online. and that is what i did. and that was when i was 21. so the intention of that video was to be funny and to, you know, give my honest review of an i as a 21 year old, was just started, you know, thinking and entertaining the idea of relationships and dating the piece in people doing this. i yes, a lot of them and when i looked at the same, what was the office as long as they don't seem to me, i don't mix mix, it usually makes meta keith window nice. not excel, so we can kind of you but the mix the send the mattress and the western jail on specialist and then show you a cooling and welcoming us cost and leads. that was your village, auburn model soft to a to also have to use some help and we've come bundled, f

i live in huntington beach. and this question, this is a statement to you. you have the skill set to make changes and to be a force the federal government. i am going to say the w word, which is stay woke, but i want you not get weary. remember i am counting on you to do, john lewis said, and get good trouble. oh, thank you. thank you. i just if i can pick up on that, i. i think what she said to me is something that that i want to reflect back on to all of you and something that i talk a little bit about in book. nobody gets elected alone. i don't care how much pretend they are not. so let me people get elected because of people who help, people who knock doors, people who chip in $3, people who remember to vote on a day when they're just want to go home. and so we all need to kind of support each other and not getting weary. democracy is hell of a lot of work, but by its it's good work. it is righteous work. and so i think we all need to support ourselves in this and i think we need find time and moments to our successes. and i think one of the things the r

so this article from huntington post is about hon. you on county known as the world's pear capital and it experienced a drastic reduction in the b population due to pesticide use that leaves humans like this man. and this woman trying to fill in on that position of pollinate, or by using brushes and the others to do the job. and then another example, people in outlines romans as pollinators. dave, i imagine that while very innovative, the solutions are probably not so efficient nor sustainable. i know it does seem really sad that we've come to a state where we're thinking about replacing these. we bro bought drains, doesn't the, i don't want to live in that world if i want to stay. and when do you think about it? i these of been pulling 18 fluwens for a 120000000 years or verified. so they really go to that, that the buy degradable less self replicating the carbon neutral they seem to have kind of all the profit as you'd want of a poem, a to to we really think we could do better. and you think of the energy, the plastics, the metals,

sculptures and dropped off on going outbreaks and violence with helicopters and board all judge old huntington funds for now your minutes, 5 minute updates ready for you to be done the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation. let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community. not getting all sense and the speed you else calls question members, even though we will fan in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the russians to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say they requested the gist of it? as for the story to avoid mutual him, which alone would use is not a simple device. the blue it go? it is yes. yeah. oh, you go just in the to a new one and then the last when you really yes. well people for, for lose vision like no one t

so yes, i know the british did go to huntington. i don't know about exactly where they went on around your house bob. i don't know exactly the root, but i can find out for you. see my email address. please email me this and i will find out for you. i know they did go there. that's one of all that's one of the sites. i just i don't know the exact route yet. so let me look that up for you. excellent and it looks like that is it for questions? and i'll ask while we give just another minute if anybody has a name kate, i think people don't have many because you did such an amazing job. so that was really good. i have a question you core were the coordinator for so much of the war of 1812 bicentennial for the statewide bicentennial. do you have some favorite memories from those hard working years? oh my god. those are some of my most favorite years. actually. that's what's so funny. you know. um, i loved working with the partners which sounds that's probably why i do partnerships stuff. now i loved going to to see all the different region

i'm gonna need about 2 months, huntington lake, supposedly the how to states control information controlling the narrative to dominating the media. how does the narrative can pull public opinion and norma spite, it might not be the most important story about china of today. but that's what the big piece attention to. how is citizen, tim listened, we played in the story, the listening post, i fixed the media. you don't cover the news because of the way the news is covered at the so that the series expose the imperial origins of the drug trade. commerce was good. fire, fire was good for the former. so these things very much wants to go and opens passage from the far east to europe and the united states. guns need money. only money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics, some power, the era of empires on the latest news as it breaks. while some authorities are looking into declaring last generation of criminal organization, they are receiving some support from society, with detailed coverage. these read the ministry has, should demolition orders for the home, some of which are fu

of his official visit to saudi arabia, follow his blinking stupid meeting with crowned principal huntington solomon. and the essential bureau of investigation has taken charge of looking into a collision between 3 trains in the eastern state of edition 200 and you see united people were killed in the countries west royal disaster decades. let me close them . sure. if for pulls from the been a shot in the eastern india, we're passengers. and none of us about boarding the trends. the lights added busy normally, where the train station and reuben h florette. all these people waiting to board and frame surfaces resume disease also that instant in volatile the claims. so many lives. but people here have little choice but to get on with that life. but even as opposed to train the unknown voice and concerns about faith, the government is trying to make but divide at the expense know fastest enough and yeah, but the, the crucial part is how is the safety net? if it is an almost intensive one person fifty's the most of the most important thing for them. not that we each of the 10 plus many people ar

so those is the thing, them, and very soon the stuff on mazda huntington's and all that, well, i'm not doing that my case on, at last book on, on that i'd be able to, but on the, on my visit, go sides with the cage. and um, how does it say, using all the house of moslems really willing to go to america and will cut her up on the can't give them a so they read the is quite all notice to have the, to how this lines and this of the 3rd rooms and it's our it says off i'm on so the ball the most you need to see if i need to come to my mom on this one of the kids and then the saddle read the will make everything available for this the rate up as the pedigree and seasons and we welcome the good news the so i'm going to run annual which dep or good with was me. i love forget both the federal and the money that i'm all hunting for. so i'm going to have to worst muslims everywhere. and these blessing days, feel that that must be, that we need to be together, that we need to be united, the 2 dates or the benefits of the muslims, and most of them come for us. all right, you've been listening to th

uh let me talk to you on something about 2 months. huntington lake died on the the wells, pollinators are in decline in this episode of the tribes. we need to enter monitors on opposite sides of the planet. protecting insects of o sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u. k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into a bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this were in trend fighting effect together on, on al jazeera, it's not easy watching your children's needs says might us who the newest mind, she's the mother of 2 children are among the millions of cubans now living in the united states. i'm desperate to go to them. the situation here is getting worse every day. i need to be with my children. and my mother, you kind of mean i have proof. i knew we had a teen q, but when young people go abroad in search of a better future, leaving the relatives behind your ones are leaving the country. in record numbers to us, government figured shows that over to $150000.00 coupon. and for the us illegally can appear to 13 months. the economic situation is the driving

if somebody could that fell from the photo. 6 separately to those pieces, huntington started to stop. it took the test toilet at least $23.00. and this, the international says the figure was at least $37.00 with at least $76.00 missing . and 66 is appears into the is after the people that were sent to me to this or to ease your age with which in boxes to the district of that. so we're talking about the most use must occur in the board imaging world last page . if i use an investigation by spartans, public prosecute, have found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing. spanish inquisition policies have demanded. the interior minister resign that the government says any depths happened outside spanish territory holding the actions of it. security forces, irreproachable, were rock curves declined to comment. but it has reportedly jails, dozens, people's involved in storming the boat up in a statement. the head of amnesty says, spain and morocco a hiding the truth, one year on from the carnage at malea. spanish american authorities not only continue to deny any responsibility, but are preventin

pat in huntington, west virginia. democratic color -- caller. caller: a little bit of history. my history may be slightly wrong but the emancipation proclamation in 1863, it freed the slaves in the southern states, which at the time, we had no control over. there were several states that have remained loyal to the union, kentucky, maryland, delaware and i believe may be one of the states in the southern area. the territories who still had slaves. though slaves were not freed at that particular time. however, i -- this is not against juneteenth. i am all for celebrating the eventual freedom of all peoples and particularly the black people who were so mistreated in this country for so long. it is a real stain on our idea of freedom for all any quality -- and equality. i believe the last guy that spoke, on your last segment, he had it right. the business of the way the powers that be have controlled the populace of this country as well is the entire world. they have done it through a means of economic bullying, throughout history. it is time for it to stop. i hope that unionism an

man huntington, spelled with a how is it just like your mom, if they have enough g proposal? so i'll send you send yoga sound like the 2nd started for writing spec that i'm not thinking about moving the ship. well the motors are gone. yeah. you focus not on you something of fucking song to be on cobra. just personal. know? yep. typically a post car constitutes. yeah. the order to is about is what your stuff and i left central the front of the machine disappeared. we also instruct the central via the sort of little but it was a finance. the alternative job post is by the something that my niece on the really know where she went to the people. good. that's now some of the key to the some of these but the supply score them with the lucy film clips though, wish, stackable. yeah. let me go just of think dish me in pennsylvania is okay to go. you then that's i'll finish my. i'll move each face dipped on deck, fixing it was a good just a good. you don't have enough. that's enough time. you've called the 2 cops or heads up with so nothing else. christy. on this quickly, you know me i

incredible dog challenge brought out dogs and their humans to huntington beach over the weekend, judgeses and a number of categories, including length of ride, the size of wave, the confidence and the style. one dog is no stranger to the waves either, so we started in 2013. i found her in 2012. it was kind of just one of these fluke things that someone brought up dog surfing. she was like, let's try it. put her on the board. she rode in and she's been doing it ever since. yeah, she looks pretty good too, huh? little frenchie dog surfing. i'm always impressed. impressed by dogs, just in general. stay on. well have you ever tried surfing a couple of times. been a long time. and i wasn't very good at it. no, i wasn't very good at it either. i've tried it. i think i got up and i was like, i did it. okay. i like it. back down. yeah, they are cute. so never a bad day to be out on the water if the waves are good, surfers will tell you. rosemarie yes. those dogs are so cute. we are looking at a cool conditions along the coastline this morning and cloudy conditions in addition to drizzle to star

even then, i spoke to doug huntington.sed to rescue the ship of pisces xii. even in the '60s and '70s, it worked with the community. it was ensured by lloyd's of london. it wasn't a case that they only ever worked on the submarine and then, they operated it. there was outside forces or authorities that came in and examined the time what we know from this one, this was the only submarine diving to that depth, that wasn't certified and hasn't been view -- effectively, the phrase is, they marked their own homework. that's never a good idea, spect particularly in a system like this. it's interesting to see if there's legislation that will come in to prevent that. i think that disaster would act as a warning. i don't think any other company would be so bold as to use a new material for a submarine dive into that depth. more crucially, then not effectively ly bring in an out body to look at it and stress test it. >> steven mcginty, great talking to you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the uprising in russia, en

the shutdown over proposed supportive housing project and in march, she also sued the office of huntingtons. so while today's announcement may be the first public action by bonta's office enforcing the tenant protection act, it is likely not going to be the last stephanie kron. 4 news. >> 6 people of the east bay are now under arrest for allegedly stealing hundreds of catalytic converters. police say the arrests were part of an investigation into 2 locations in oakland where about 240 converters were found. investigators say they also found $260,000 in cash. >> take a look at this. a bear spotted outside a home in sandra fell. the owner of the home says the bear was their day. eat the strawberries that she was growing outside. >> you can sort of see as the green ones right here that they laugh. they had to look at it again. and then i jumped up irish in my room until my husband. there's a bear in our yard. >> the owner says she called the marin humane society reported officials there. tell us if you encounter a bear, don't run away. try to make some loud noises to scare it off. there actua

navy at the time, and the point is that yesterday, i spoke to doug huntington who decided the direct toggle that was used in 1973, and he said that even though "pisces ii" was a new subma reap, it was new of its type, and insured by lloyds of london, and what he found incredible was the idea that all of the years later, and when with technology having been refined, and so many different subs that have been made going to different depths, and that clacktive knowledge seems to h have, and they want the design new systems, and push the envelope, and that is the irony of the designers of the early days, and so many of them gave their lives willingly to dive into the depths, and the point that james cameron was trying to make yesterday is that for many for decades the community has been working together, and the safety standards have been very sfwrermt and gone the incredible depths and each group is working to refine it, and the evidence seems to be that here the ceo has gone his own way, and this is a tragic result. >> here's the thing, you know, the technology changes over time, but i

joining me now from huntington beach, california is volkswagen group of america ceo and president ofn group of america brands includes audi, bentley, lamborghini, pablo, great to have you this morning, congratulations on this amazing unveil. thanks for joining me. >> good morning, great to be here, thanks for the invitation. very exciting day for us being today, june 2nd, international day out of california. maria: before we do the big unveil and take a look at that hot looking electric bus behind you i want your take on the overall market because you have the best most iconic brands out there to audi, bentley, lamborghini, porsche, how would you characterize the market right now in terms of demand as we are all worried we are headed into recession and consumer demand is slowing, what can you tell us about the demand story out there right now? >> the demand in the us continues to be strong, the market is 9%, we are growing by 12% by outpacing the market and building the vast portfolio in north america. we are bringing more vehicles until 2030, 25 electric vehicles until 2030, we've j

huntington beach to be exact. it was the annual dog surfing competition.ing for the best wave to win. they are scored on the length of the ride, confidence, balance and any tricks performed. the events this weekend included agility, diving dog, we fetch it, risa pre-flying competitions. something for everyone. by the way, the winner was a small dog, sherry, french bulldog who is 11 years old. >> they like blackboards. >> the dogs do? >> french bulldog steel. >> the french likes to hop on things. that's it for us. special report is up next with brent. >> jesse bret, thanks on the good times. >> thank you. >> laundry rebel that would've been suppressed in any case. the organizers of the rebellion despite being inadequate could not fail to understand this. they understood everything. >> russian leader vladimir putin trying to project strength in the wake of armed rebellion. good evening welco

they have described him as a beloved and respected member of the huntington academy staff.n taken into custody. he was arrested on suspicion of murder. we found out this morning from police that he was originally from west africa. they said he did not have a criminal record. they said he had beenin criminal record. they said he had been in the uk for many years. he was not a british citizen but was resident in the uk and had settled status. as i said, we now know the names of all three victims of this attack in nottingham yesterday. the 219—year—olds, grace kumar and barnaby webber were students in the city, and we are hearing now from the employer of ian coates, naming him as a man in his 50s who worked at the huntington academy staff. they said he was a beloved and respected member of the staff. that is our breaking news. following yesterday's attack in nottingham. now, we return to the committee hearing in westminster. his lawyers are working — hearing in westminster. his lawyers are working pro _ hearing in westminster. his lawyers are working pro bono _ hearing in west

police say they responded to reports of an armed robbery near artichoke joe's casino on huntington avenue last night. police say the suspects while trying to get away drove into a dead-end street near laying road and that this is the image of where they were arrested. you can see their hands out the window. the suspects range in age from 16 to 19. >> take a look at this. it is the bay area seen from the international space station. the iss passed overhead yesterday about to 10 in the afternoon traveling at more than 4 and a half miles per second as more than 17,000 miles per hour. >> the time of the day and the ideal weather conditions out there made for a lovely, clear view place. we call home the international space station circles, earth every 90 minutes at means a crew on board sees 16 sunrises and sunsets everyday kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here on planet earth. feeling jealous? yeah. how about that? would that be nice to see that happen all the time. certainly a nice day to get out there. >> and enjoy that sunset this evening. as we've got nice clear skies out there

i know it sounds implausible but the stocks of your community bank, regents, truist, huntington, citizens, several other regional banks be were crushed by the shorts by hedge funds leading down and making money. it was child's play of the shorts it made tons of money. sadly they also advantage wished the regional bank shareholders and they'll make it much harder for credit to come by. why don't people talk about this i have no idea i've been around for a long time i know that's what happened. it shouldn't have happened i'm against it true financial and pac corp. and schwab traded at $45 and change these were both broken institutions when we hear about them going down, pac quest is up to 8 bucks. when times were bad. you couldn't have a day when people told you to start making it schwab is one of the most solid brokerage firms out there. they happened to own a small bank it was trashed day after day first horizon, you've seen them before got a takeover from toronto dominion they were willing to pay $13 billion for the inches city tulgs. because of unspecified regulations the deal was stopp

also this is huntington beach california which is a conservative area of california.yer say that this is because the principal and the school district, so there's going to be school board elections next year, and this is likely going to come up. >> todd: this goes back to the overarching concept. most people in our country are live and let live, but when it comes to kids, keep the kids out of it >> donald trump sitting down with our own bret baier with his first interview since being federally indicted. >> we were discussing having very good discussions with nara a radical left group and all of a sudden my house got raided. >> do you know if you still have any highly sensitive government documents. >> no, i don't have anything, no. >> todd: much more from the form for president next. >> ashley: special counsel john durham is meeting with lawmakers with his eye opening discrediting the investigation into trump russia collusion. he served on the council we'll get his expert insight on the closed door meeting next. ♪ ♪ >> todd: former president donald trump addressing hi

. >> brian: places like the huntington learning center and others who want or need extra help. be more work, whether you are extending the school year, the school day, or changing school, something has to change. what about vouchers to get them to the extra learning centers to catch them up. what about giving kids the choice because the school is failing them. >> well, in florida, i'll give you an example. in florida, we opened up the idea of opportunity scholarships for students, every student basically in florida can now take an $8,000 voucher and go to a private school that is participating in the program. we have a robust charter school network here in florida as well. school choice is here to stay. in fact, let's talk about the bigger issue, though. parents should be in charge of their child's education, not bureaucrats and the government. that's really the key here. the other part that i want to make here is that there's little celebration over hard work and achievement of students. we need to focus back on celebrating achievement and hard work. as an opposed to wasting m

this is on huntington avenue. once spotted by the police.say these suspects ran off, took off in a getaway car but ended up evectually driving onto a dead-end street near laying road. the suspects ages ranged from 16 to 19. union workers at ups are threatening to strike if a contract between the company and the teamsters. it's not soon reached a strike by its 340,000 workers would become the largest single employer strike in our nation's history. if a strike happens, back-to-school deliveries could be affected. and holiday season supplies could be disrupted if a strike were to last for more than a week. consumers. let's start to notice empty store shelves according to experts and prices going up. >> continuing our juneteenth coverage tonight. today marks the first time ever that it's observed as an official, state holiday here in california. at the state capitol this afternoon, california leaders and members of the black, california agriculture working group gathered to celebrate the holiday. those who spoke at the capitol today say, well, i

to my knowledge, there were cases, one essentially, i did not talk to him, that was sam huntington, who was contacted by one of my colleagues and set i am with you in spirit, but i don't want to put my position out there publicly. this is a reported conversation. i did not have it with him. my colleague, tom schelling, a distinguished scholar, who i was friendly with was completely on board but he said yes, i want to wait until powell at the united nations, i want to see how the united nations reacts, and we waited for many days to see the outcome of that conversation to get tom's signature, and when nothing happened at the united nations and disappointment came, he signed it. so ultimately it was placed in the op-ed page and guess what happened? in this, on the same page the new york times placed a high profile pro-war article above it on the op-ed page. i want to end by saying a lot of my colleagues that we have not come to grips with the mindset that led us to the iraq war or accountability about those who we know misled us into that war. it's not that they just failed, but a deliber