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los angeles. are the ports open there? >> yeah, john, they are. as you can see behind me, they are moving containers down, stacked up there, putting them on 18 wheelers and moving them out. the longshoreman's union did, however, as you mentioned, make a point this weekend effectively shutting down operations at select terminals across the west coast. what's next, however, is anyone's guess. the slowdown is a direct result of an impasse in the congress negotiations, some 22,000 long shoremen who work on 29 points along the west coast had been working without a contract for almost a year, and the talks with the shipping companies and terminals that pay them have reached an impasse over wages. so today all ports are open. there's been no strike that's been authorized but the union does say several "rank and file members took it upon themselves to voice displeasure and called in sick and did not show up for work causing those disruptions." i just came from the international longshoreman's union, they have a blackout, but they said the shipping compani

. >> reporter: john reyes tells nbc 4 los angeles this is just some of the treasure discovered whileaning out his father-in-law's home. >> these have literally been untouched for decades. >> reporter: reyes was knee deep in a crawl space when he hit the jackpot, discovering roughly $10,000 in pennies, many of which could be rare. >> i've had quite a few collectors tell me that this is something that should not be sold until we know what's going on. >> reporter: the windfall started to become a downfall when reyes says banks told him there wasn't enough room in their vault to store all his change. reyes said his father-in-law believed in the value of metal, buying and storing pure copper pennies as investments before he died. >> we started going through the arduous process of looking at the pennies. and that quickly turned into, we don't know what we're doing, and we decided to pop open a couple of beers instead. >> reporter: banking on the belief some of the pennies are collectibles, reyes is listing the cash, or in this case, coins, for $25,000. soon, the family could get a big pay

louis, my friends obviously for those of you wondering as we said last night, john is out in los angelesthis year, takes a while to get through that. do we know, has he won any yet? >> i think that he is about two up. >> stephen: he lied to, louis. i hold my hand, we have two fantastic guest tonight, hannah gadsby, fantastic stand-up comedian! and emmy award-winning, peabody winter. and the wonderful sandra bullock will be on the show tonight! to face the colbert questionert. folks, i spend a lot of time right over there, patiently and astutely scrutinizing the boxwood and mahogany chess set of the day's biggest stories, developing the central headline-pawns, deftly maneuvering an ohso topical knight to f-6, feigning a classic sicilian-najdorf variation on the news, all the while, seeing 8 moves deep and patiently marshaling the latest press releases into a fischer—sozin/lipnitzky attack that culminates in the elegant, lethal, slowplayed en passant checkmate that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, i startle awake upside down on the monkey bars of a condemned playground on a superfun

. >> john: game time in a number of hours, los angeles dodgers are set to host a group of drag queennuns during the team's annual pride night. sisters of perpetual indulgence will also receive an award, and it has many catholics upset. >> jacqui: faith leaders say it mocks catholicism, and the weeks' long saga leaving players and fans split on the dodgers' decision. >> john: covered from all the angles. jonathan morris and tommy valentine are standing by. >> jacqui: william joins us live from los angeles. tonight is pride night, so why did the league commissioner tell teams not to wear pride jerseys they had just designed. >> to protect the players of being emblematic of something that offsides many fans and pro lgbt agenda conflicts with many players' personal views. but in l.a. the controversy o on steroids because of what the dodgers did, the group raises money for aids and lgbt causes by mocking catholics. they consider it a hate group and advocacy group criticizing the team. >> on june 16th, a prominent anti-catholic hate group will be honored on the field, a group that mocks ca

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. >> john: the controversy surrounding the los angeles dodgers continues as one of the largest catholicvocacy organizations is calling for a boycott after the decision to reinstate and honor the drag group that goes by the name sisters of perpetual indulgence at the team's pride night. your organization is encouraging a boycott of the l.a. dodgers. putting your money where your mouth is, a million dollars in an ad campaign to encourage it. why are you looking for a boycott here? >> well, we are looking for the dodgers to reconsider their decision to honor this vile anti-catholic hate group. these sisters, they are not sisters at all, they dress in drag, mock jesus on the cross, turned the cross into a sex prop, they have had condemn masses and dress up in mock religious sisters. catholic religious women who devote their lives to the church and the dodgers have awarded the organization a community honorary award. beyond us why they can't find another organization to honor for their pride night and have chosen instead to shove this in the face of catholics and christians and decent americ

risks and robinson thinking about urban chicanos in in los angeles and the help that they might need which is one reason they collaborate with john lewis and thought of la raza as a paper that could be a movement organ we have to remember they're also los angeles they are reading freep and as wonderful the freep was in terms of trying to be a counter public sphere to the mainstream media, which we saw beautifully that it was like when we studied the way they covered what's not enough of mainstream publications or even the alternative publications were covering the chicano movement. right. i notice from many of your post many of you had never even heard of the chicano. and one reason why we even have it so much of it still in our history books is because of the work of la raza. so they they're trying to find a way to cover the chicano community that has been excluded from coverage mainstream publications. they to give voice and representation to this. and they are also trying to found an outlet express their new sensibilities as mexican americans. right this new sense of pride that they have and that has have in themselves. so the

johns, abc7news. dan: happening tomorrow, pride night at dodger stadium in los angeles and thousands of catholics plan to be there to protest. the dodgers will honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence with the community hero award. conservative catholics have condemned the award, saying the sisters mock religion. it's divided the catholic community. many support the sisters and their work with the lgbtq community. >> i grew up catholic. i can't understand any of the pushback. we are not a religious organization. we are not an anti-religious organization. dan: after the backlash, the dodgers rescinded the sisters invitation but they reinstated it when democratic politicians and lgbtq+ groups intervened on the sisters behalf. dan: drivers helping build a better bay area with their car purchases. the milestone reached with electric vehicles. dan: is it time for another covid booster shot? the recommendation coming from the experts tonight. ama: netflix going big for its pop-up restaurants. the star chefs it has lined we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us wor

john has announced his retirement, though. >>> and last night's b.e.t. awards in los angeles honored the best in entertainment. the big winners. she took home viewers choice and album of the year awards. it was an emotional moment for legendary rapper busta rhymes who received a lifetime achievement award while latto won for best female hip-hop artist. >> i'm not going to cry this year. shout out to god -- god. [ applause ] he's been doing his big one on me! >> singer patti labelle flubbed some lyrics during a tribute to tina turner as she perched the -- she performed the best. she took it in stride telling the crowd she couldn't see the words. >>> a belgian athlete gave it her all to save her country's team from being disqualified at the european championships in poland. shot put and hammer throw champion jolien boumkwo stepped in for the 100-meter hurdles competition after her two teammates couldn't compete because of injuries. she took her time and cleared all the hurdles. she came in last, but she was a crowd favorite. >>> and a young golfer won the pga championship by one stroke. china's ruoning yin claim

johns, abc7news. dan: happening tomorrow, pride night at dodger stadium in los angeles and thousands of catholics plano be there to protest. the dodgers will honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence with the community hero award. conservative catholics have condemned the award, saying the sisters mock religion. it's divided the catholic community. many support the sisters and their work with the lgbtq community. >> i grew up catholic. i can't understand any of the pushback. we are not a religious organization. we are not an anti-religious organization. dan: after the backlash, the dodgers rescinded the sisters invitation but they reinstated it when democratic politicians and lgbtq+ groups intervened on the sisters behalf. dan: drivers helping build a better bay area with their car purchases. the milestone reached with electric vehicles. dan: is it time for another covid booster shot? the recommendation coming from the experts tonight. ama: netflix going big for its pop-up restaurants. tdawn powerwash. [sigh] now, powerwash gives me the power of an overnight soak in minutes. with 3 cleaning boosters..

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john: oh, what a tragedy. migrant crisis crippling cities across the country. texas governor greg abbott resorting to sending bus loads of michigans to sanctuary cities, just yesterday to los angelesrats to take action on the border crisis. we'll talk to texas republican senator john cornyn about that. >> sandra: and could president biden be facing issues in two primary states. panel of guy benson and richer fowler are standing by to give their takes on that and more coming up next. one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? money stresses me out. so, i got this experian app, and now, i'm checking my fico® score. i got a new credit card, and i'm even finding ways to save. finally getting smart about money feels really good. see all you can do with the free experian app. download it now. i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uh... here i'll take that. -everyone: woo hoo! ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar. enter the nourishing moments giveaway for a chance to win $10,000. - you like that

i told noiseless, john rom for a practice at the los angeles country club. on wednesday, the 20th oregon are decided, i hope that was the competition gets on the way. the controversy will settle that. the once the balls go in the air, the athletes take the narrative back. and if you asked anybody to describe what was the 2020 to us open all about, i don't think anybody would talk to you about the weekend before they're gonna talk about zillow, taurus, and matthew fitzpatrick, and incredible. 9 iron out of a bunker. and that incredible theater that was created on 18 thanks to the folks at the country club. and i'm pretty sure that when we re tap 2023, we're going to be talking about what happened on the golf course and not what happened off the golf course. okay, father, do you guys remember the dates for which case? of course the mine in the us as just said, i knew rubik's cube record the 21 year old. matt's talk sold souls are the 3 by 3 possible in just 3.13 seconds out. of competition in california, he now holds nearly all the records in what's known as s

los angeles. and breaking tonight, special counsel john durham testifies that big red flags were ignored by the fbirmer college swimmer riley gaines lashes out at new policies that force women to shower with and compete against transgender athletes. but we begin with just a few hours until that missing sub runs out of oxygen. we are now being told that new equipment that could actually help lift the missing sub is now

they plan to fill the stadium with 7000 t-shirts with a simple message to john fisher to sell the team instead of moving to los angelesto las vegas. -- moving to las vegas. drew: we will find cool temperatures for june. a lot of us dealing with cloud cover that will give way to sunshine throughout the day. temperatures many and 70's. as you take a look at the next three days, tomorrow a warming trend will get underway. that will continue for the start of the weekend. jobina: there delay on his san francisco line in the richmond direction due to a medical emergency. we will continue to check that for you. our busiest stretches will be westbound on the san mateo bridge and coming into san francisco from the bay bridge tell plaza. kumasi: more than 30 disney characters are going to be appearing at disneyland's first pride night, including cruella devil. princess tiana is going to be there, prince nothing, the mandalorian with grogu disney is the parent company of abc7. reggie: the first time a park domestically has ever had a pride night. the news -- the muses hercules are going to be there. ♪ >> good morning america. fo

. >>> former trump attorney john eastman is facing a disciplinary hearing today in los angeles.nse. he is faces disciplines for allegations he tried convince mike pence to overturn the 2020 election. thanks so much for joining "inside politics". cnn news central starts right now.

. >>> former trump attorney john eastman is facing a disciplinary hearing today in los angeles. council for the state bar in california is asking to court to revoke eastman's law license. he is faces disciplines for allegations he tried convince mike pence to overturn the 2020 election. thanks so much for joining "inside politics". cnn news central starts right now. >>> some urgent unanswered questions for the coast guard at this hour. we're going to be hearing from them any moment at a press conference as this tourist dive vessel has not been found. oxygen levels running low. it lost contact with its support ship about an hour and 45 minutes into its voyage on sunday. they say the vessel has enough oxygen to last three or four days. anywhere from 50 to 76 hours until they run out of breathable air. the vessel, by the way, is about the size of a machineny van and the it's the property of a company called ocean gate. let's head to boston where the coast guard is holding this press conference. >> reporter: with five people on board, along with providing a update on current search

los angeles. and breaking tonight, special counsel john durham testifies that big red flags were ignored by the fbi in the trump russia probe. in another hearing, former college swimmer riley gaines lashes out at new policies that force women to shower with and compete against transgender athletes. but we begin with just a few hours until that missing sub runs out of oxygen. we are now being told that new equipment that could actually help lift the missing sub is now on scene or close to being on scene. retired us navy captain armon joins us with the latest on search and rescue but first to matt finn on how crews are working to find the source of underwater noises that have been detectd the. matt good evening. >> good evening trace. the u.s. coast guard says a canadian surveillance plane picked up some type of underwater sounds yesterday and again today. but a coast guard captain says they cannot confirm reports that those sounds were happening in 30-minute intervals and also could not confirm those sounds were banging or tapping. the coast guard captain says the recordings were turned over to the

john cornyn. your governor greg abbott is continuing to share the burden, sending the first bus to los angeles, a from mayor karen bass says it was a despicable stunt, he is using them as pawns, this did not catch us off guard nor will it intimidate us. what's your take on this? >> i'm glad the mayor has finally gotten to paying attention to the problem. maybe she can pick up the phone and call president biden or his administration and get them to enforce the law which would stop the influx or at least mitigate the influx of millions of people across the border. this is something my state and local border communities have been putting up with alone for a long period of time. this is a federal responsibility, and these are cities that by and large advertise themselves as sanctuary cities, but apparently they don't really mean it. >> john: in fact, let's put a list up on the screen of the cities that the governor of texas has been sending illegal migrants to. washington, d.c., north carolina, chicago, philadelphia, denver, los angeles, sanctuary cities. but d.c., i think the point was to send them

those newspapers were not in los angeles, new york or washington. but my editor john walcott said, we do not write for people who send other americans families to war. we write for the families whose children get sent to war. and whose husbands get sent to war, whose uncles and aunt's consent toward. those were -- to war. those were our guiding principles. i am here to promote the work that we did as well shamelessly promote the movie. thank you. [applause] >> our assignment for this panel was to try and capture the sense of the political environment in the period immediately preceding the invasion. if i had to capture it in one phrase, i would say, it was shock and fear. shock because the events of 9/11 really was -- it's important to go back and remember how deep the feeling that this can't possibly happen was in this country. and the instantaneous coming together. bush's approval rating went from down in the miserable range -- shot up to 80% overnight before they did anything just in the sense that we'd been attacked, in a war, and we came together. the first time

live from los angeles, it is sir elton john. good morning to you sir elton. >> good morning.rful to hear positive things like that. wow. >> thank you. thank you for listening. much better hour for you to be up and with us. i'm glad you are in england and not los angeles as you join us to talk about something so very near and dear to your heart. i cannot believe it's been 31 years since you launched the elton john aids foundation and the work that you've done has just been remarkable. today, june 5th, you start the rocket fund. tell us about this turbo charging moment for you. >> well, it's my foundation's $125 million initiative for people living with hiv and aids around the world. we've come an awful long way, 31 years but i recently went to south africa, had a great visit with some congress people and stphaeult senator. it was a wonderful trip. but there's more to do to end this virus for everyone who is suffering from it, especially young people. groups like lgbtq +. we still have work to do. we really want to end the aids situation by 2030. we think it is possible. we thi

john and elizabeth rams cleaning out her late father's home last year in los angeles, which is in southernalifornia. >> when they discovered the unexpected stashed inside a tight crawl space. they found dozens of bags filled with pennies. they did some rough math way. the bags and determined there were at least a million pennies. and that adds up to about 10,000 bucks. >> did try and attempt to go through in to search through the pennies and we've got the glasses like with the make magna fires on them lights and everything. i mean, that lasted 20 minutes, maybe 30 minutes. and we're like, you know, it's time for beer. this is way too much work. >> that's incredible. 10,000 bucks out. the couple says that they tried looking to the pennies for older, more valuable coins. but as you heard, there was a little too time consuming. >> 10,000 right? yes. still ahead, a family in las vegas gaming the world's attention. >> after they claim to have encountered an alien and coming up next in sports, the panthers are in need of a win against the golden knights tonight. got a little vegas lock to help t

the archdiocese of los angeles is holding a day of prayer over the la dodgers ridiculous move john of the anti-catholic drag nuns tonight. six national league hockey players refused to wear the pride flags on their jersey. they just want to play hockey not be a billboard for a movement. seven teams abandon plans to wear that jersey. they are waking up is not on issues of gender and sexuality. american support for black lives matter has dropped not because they don't support black lives for the organization used oppressive tactics to get their point across.it plummeted in terms of acceptance and by half of us adults. that's down two thirds just from a few years ago. americans identify as conservative has had the highest point in more than a decade. the backlash is real and the tide seems to be turning. what does victor david hanson think?he is at the hoover institute on the west coast. would you think about this latest trend? it's not because of marketing and this is organic. >> it is. i think people in the last couple of years, they are live and let live so they thought well, if someb

los angeles. coming up, ford is joining forces with tesla's electric vehicle charging network. art of our interview with the cfo johnr next. this is bloomberg. conventional thinking delivers conventional results. at allspring, we break away with purpose. harnessing data-driven insights and boundless curiosity. we dissect the market from every angle. helping to build portfolios that redefine what's possible. ♪ because investing isn't one size fits all. ♪ allspring. purposefully divergent. thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh jon: ford recently joined it tesla's charging network for electric vehicles effectively making tesla's infrastructure u.s. standard. earlier the bloomberg surveillance team spoke with the ford cfo john lawler about he saw the move as beneficial for ford customers. john: we see ourselves as a first mover in that we have three great vehicles on the

yes, there are san francisco in los angeles, but this is a big, diverse state. one other thing, john in this state, one that increasingly votes and is very divided on the issue of affirmative act. john? >> thank you so much for that reporting. coming, up cnn has exclusively obtained documents about a russian general who has not been seen publicly since saturday's failed revolt. they suggest he was far closer to the mercenary wagner group than previously known. our matthew chance in moscow tonight and will join us with the details. arthritis pain? we say not today. tylenol 8 hour arthritis pain has two layers of relief. the first is fast, the second is long-lasting. we give you your day back, so you can give it everything. tylenol. number one doctor recommended for arthritis pain. splash into savings with our 4th of july sale. blendjet gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go, so you can soak up the sun with a frosty beverage. enjoy 15+ blends before rapidly recharging via usb-c. and it even cleans itself with a drop of soap and water. stand out even when you're accidentall

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john henry and al jazeera chicago. the fighters in southern california, have found the body of the missing act. uh julian sams, pretty shocked to who lived in los angeles was reported missing 5 months ago when he went on a mountain hike. such efforts were hampered by unusually heavy snow on the mountains 70 kilometers from his have no photographs taken by pull mccartney of the beatles are showing for the 1st time in london. the footages of 1963 and 64. and the beatles are moving from a local level band to a global phenomenon. they capture the world's most famous band during one of the most exciting and life changing chapters, john andrew as the story. this was the beginning of be told mania when a band from liverpool realize they could be the next big thing. so those of a few months, the change that lies taken by pul mccartney, have resurfaced office. 60 is hidden away. taking us behind the scenes during 1963 and 64, the beginning of an era of british cultural dominance in popular music. of the $250.00 photos on show at the national portrait gallery capture their excitement as they take the 1st lights to america. exhausted on the road, back stage and l

los angeles. cnn's arlette saenz at the white house this morning. arlette, what are you hearing? >> well, johnormer president trump and the former president's indictment. the first lady has been speaking at these fund raises which are off-camera and often offer politicians and surrogates a chance to speak a bit more freely and she expressed some shock over the fact that many republicans are continuing to support the former president despite his indictment. that's the lone comment we've heard from this administration so far relating to the president's legal issues, but the first lady also went on to criticize the former president and framing this election as a choice between the stability -- she believes is offered by her husband and what she described as corruption and chaos from the trump administration. the first lady said in those fund-raisers out in the bay area last night, quote, we cannot go back to those dark days. you know what's in store if these maga republicans win. we know it because we lived it. remember how hard it was last time. this time it's going to be even harder. now the fi

. >> the arch diocese of los angeles, the catholic league and some players are up in arms over this to put knit context i'm joined by johne mlb all star. >> mike, you've been talking to a lot of players about the dodgers' decision to honor this group. >> whether a are they telling you about the conflict they're feeling between their franchise and their faith? >> well, you saw the last week, you know, wonderful christian man like -- of the dodgers speaking out against the organization that employs them, saying, look, we're not even catholics yet this anti-catholic hate group, we do support the dodgers crowning these men that dress up in a say scrud beauty of a habit of a nun and when and crown them as community heroes. >> trevor williams, a brother in christ and a bible study with down in san diego, he spoke out and i think baseball players, they just want to be baseball players. >> i remember as a young boy, not a better feeling in the world when my dad would come home from work and he had ticketsing to watch the ayn jeltions' game or the dodgers game and we would sit with our hero and be inspired with the heroes of our

john tomorrow me who is trying to unseat gascon. i said to the audience, i feel like a hostage living in los angeles county, that's how bad it is. >>race: this is a gma reporter, last wednesday and doing a story, 9 seconds, matt gutman, watch. >> it is worth mentioning that we are not at union square or the west field mall this morning because we have been advised it's simply too dangerous. >> trace: the west field mall pulled out. it's media is giving this perception that san francisco a violent and crime ridden city. >> guess what, trace, this is the residual effect of a radical district attorney that was in san francisco. kicked out of office, but another radical left wing prosecutor that lets crooks run the roost in the city of san francisco and she has a deal with the residual effect. she can't say crime is down a little bit from last year, you are in san francisco, that is an iconic city, you have to compare to 10 years ago. >> trace: she said shifting shopping trend is what the crime wave is all about. really? shifting shopping trends? >> has nothing to do with that and has everything to do with not prosecuting crooks and le

knowledge of pga to a plans the most as champion, john runs as he and the other p j 2 professionals. feel betrayed by management rama is in los angeles. preparing for the us open a tournament he won in 2021 for his 1st major title. the build ups of events has been dominated by the control the sea of the pga deal with saudi arabia's public investment fund. i want to have safe and this is the best thing for all of us, but it's clear that does not have the consensus right. i think the, the general feeling is that a lot of people feel a bit of betrayal from, from management. i get the secrecy as just is not easy as a player, there's been involved like many others to wake up one day and seeing this function, right. so that's where we're on a bit of a state of limbo because we don't know what's going on and i don't think how much is finalized and how much they can talk about either. right? so it's a, it's a state of uncertainty that we don't love cricket now, and maybe not a will make his 1st taste appear in england in any 2 years. also being named. and that seems to face australia for the opening match of the ashes. are the mess training

los angeles and our community partners. nonprofits and religious organizations were on hand in a latent assist those in need. karen bass says they have plans in place if more are to arrive. tim johnsabc 7 news. dan: thank you. in the east bay, lithium batteries are being blamed for three recent fires. this one ignited yesterday at a home on m's record. investigators believe a lithium battery sparked a second fire yesterday and another nine days ago. both of those were in antioch. the items involved in these fires were in a bike, a remote control car, and a cordless vacuum cleaner. the fire department has safety tips to help us prevent lithium battery fires. >> we are suggesting that people do an inventory of the rechargeable batteries that are throughout their home. step number two is to move them especially the charging operations, to the safest place you can. dan: those safe places include a garage or a building outside of your house. ama: some -- will have its final showings tomorrow. dan: it might look for another -- like another blackeye for the city. experts say it might be a sign of a much larger issue. reporter:reporter: reporter:. -- reporter: better get your popcorn. the

los angeles and our community partners. nonprofits and religious organizations were on hand in a latent assist those in need. karen bass says they have plans in place if more are to arrive. tim johnshank you. in the east bay, lithium batteries are being blamed for three recent fires. this one ignited yesterday at a home on m's record. investigators believe a lithium battery sparked a second fire yesterday and another nine days ago. both of those were in antioch. the items involved in these fires were in a bike, a remote control car, and a cordless vacuum cleaner. the fire department has safety tips to help us prevent lithium battery fires. >> we are suggesting that people do an inventory of the rechargeable batteries that are throughout their home. step number two is to move them especially the charging operations, to the safest place you can. dan: those safe places include a garage or a building outside of your house. ama: some -- will have its final showings tomorrow. dan: it might look for another -- like another blackeye for the city. experts say it might be a sign of a much larger issue. reporter:reporter: reporter:. -- reporter: better get your popcorn. these will be some of

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