john brit was 1 of them and worked. in the tenderloin. >>provides a service. 1 else is doing. >>it says he covered every inch of the tenderloin. going up alleys and seeing many suffering from drug overdoses. >>was walking with my coworker. we were walking down turk street decided to go down turk street. we saw a woman land on half on the sidewalk. in half. halfway in the street. and she was toadying. and we actually had to narcan her and bring her back to life. and so that really that really put in me that you know that the job really is important because people walking by and they even notice >>her. her according to district 5. supervisor dean preston, the ossoff civic engagement and immigration. affairs and program is nationally recognized. in his is used as a model. in other cities. >>there was never any discussion. about phasing it out winding it down, reducing at anything like that, so we were really shocked when the budget basic canceled. that program. >>supervisor. preston says the program cost roughly $3 0 a year and feels the city can find other ways

john brit is a former ambassador and worked in the tenderloin seeing many suffering from drug overdoses. >> we actually had to narcan her and bring her back to life. and so that really -- that really put in me that, you know, the job really is important. because people walking by her and they didn't even notice her. >> one of the last things that should be on the chopping block. so do we have to make cuts in our budget? of course. but we do not need to target program like this that is real source of pride and really so important for public safety and for positive interactions in our neighborhood. >> supervisors preston feels the city can find other ways to fix its deficit. five other supervisors are cosponsoring preston's resolution hoping to keep the ambassadors on city streets. shawn? >>> gianna, a san leandro liquor store owner is picking up the pieces after burglars rammed a car into his business. we want to show you some surveillance video here where you will be able to see thieves smashing their way into gourmet seller on washington avenue early thursday morning. there it is. the

john brit is a former ambassador and worked in the tenderloin seeing many suffering from drug overdoses. >> we actually had to narcan her and bring her back to life. and so that really -- that really put in me that, you know, the job really is important. because people walking by and didn't even notice her. >> one of the last things that should be on the chopping block. do we have to make cuts in the budget? of course. but we do not need to target program like this that is real source of pride and really so important for public safety. and for positive interactions in our neighborhood. >> supervisor preston feels the city can find other ways to fix its deficit and five other supervisors are cosponsoring preston's resolution hoping to keep the ambassadors on city streets. >>> a san leandro owner is picking up the pieces after burglars rammed a car into his liquor business. take a look at this security video where you can see the thieves smashing their way into gourmet seller on washington avenue early thursday morning. the suspects were unable to steal the store's atm but the damage left

. >> elton john urges brits to vote labour as he joins a raft of celebs backing a whole raft of celebsng a whole raft of them. starmer a whole raft, ha ha ha ha ha, no, they weren't on a raft. so who's been backing them? jason manford, comedian. don't you hate it when comedians try and talk politics? er, dragon. what does he know? what does he get the point ? yeah, does he get the point? yeah, yeah, i was a bit slow there, deborah meaden from dragons den. turns out she's a big lefty. that surprised me . who are you that surprised me. who are you talking about? deborah meaden. >> deborah meaden, dragon ? >> deborah meaden, dragon? >> deborah meaden, dragon? >> yes. surprised. and she's even been saying she's met with him and he's marvellous, what does she have to say about him? she said having spent some time with keir, i find him thoughtful, caring, reflective, which is interesting. yeah, all of those things . he's just so of those things. he's just so care. and keir, keir, elton, elton john is basically saying that we shouldn't. it's heartbreaking to see the hopes of britain's next ge

. >> john: more on this with brit hume just ahead. embattled senator bob menendez plans to run as independent candidate in november's general election. menendez said today that he has filed a petition ahead of tomorrow afternoon's deadline. menendez had previously said he would not run in the democratic primary during his trial on bribery and corruption charges. the biden administration is buying 3 million barrels of u.s. produced crude oil for the strategic petroleum reserve. the oil is being purchased for average price of $77.69 a barrel. that is well bloat average of about $95 a barrel that the strategic petroleum reserve crude was sold for back in 2022 however, when then president trump tried to top off the reserve at $24 a barrel, senator chuck schumer called it a big oil hand out. stocks were mixed today, the dow lost 115. the s&p 500 was up 6. the nasdaq gained 94. up next, brit hume on today's political news. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york where multiple

zero, 16 minutes after midnight, led by major john howard, the brit.e the british loading one of these horses gliders. they would carry about eight men. they were larger than the american waco gliders that carried 17 or 18 men. within 15 minutes after they had landed, they land totally took the small garrison surprise. it was a small garrison there they say about 20 german soldiers, huns. this hans schmidt was a major. he was the commander of that garrison, of course, gliders. there's no engine. there's no noise. they set right down here. howard was in the first glider. he wasy few meters from the bridge. they got out quickly and the bridge knocked the germans out anthso one lieutenant was kille. a british lieutenant was killed as he was the pegasus bdge. and one of the soldiers, one of the gliders was killed when the glider landed hard and broke his neck. so two people lost and they took that this was this was a major in my view, as i say a major operation that sealed these two bridges. this is a high speed avenue approach. and as doug just mentioned,

john his point. one of the questions is, is the brits itself paralyzed in its efforts of the tensions between india and china within bricks keeping it from playing in the role? do you take the bricks, notion seriously as an alternative way to think about how you know power and frankly, global problem solving gets done and we'll, we'll make this for our last question, but i would love to hear your thoughts or yeah, yeah, thank you. if that gets there, but i think this is a great question actually. you, you said that the bridge suite of us are but then so you can now me go, but i vision, you know that that's actually the, the attraction. we see the base country dog over the last year. i know we've seen the purchasing power to power of the brakes is already larger than g 7. and the adults cause also uh the, uh, the brakes. uh, there's another ton is on the calendar lined up to john briggs. i know that the you need to talk is it for me? just a told me i'd susie jean that he's going to attend briggs plus assignment and that next next week or sometime so. so i think, you know, this is really important that e

> well, i've also formed a friendship with a french resistance worker, john germ, who's come over here and become a naturalised britway to the invasion beaches. stop them getting there. took them prisoner , and there. took them prisoner, and was given a choir together by general de gaulle for doing it. >> and what do you make of the, the state of our armed forces as it stands in this country ? how it stands in this country? how long have i spoken? well, give us, you know , a minute, a minute us, you know, a minute, a minute of your time. explain how you see it. >> well, i mean, they're far too small , and >> well, i mean, they're far too small, and they're shrinking further, which is a great shame. and i mean, there's no way that they could do this. even in 1944, there was no way any single nation was powerful enough to do d—day. the americans couldn't have done d—day on their own, which is why they get a third of it effectively . or the brits get effectively. or the brits get a third and the canadians get a third. plus all our sort of commonwealth partners as well. so this is all about sort of coalition warfare an