julian: ok.are giving you more of our parade coverage for sf pride, the 53rd annual with the theme this year of looking back and looking forward. he watched the entire thing live on abc seven. kumasi: it was a whole vibe. cornell barnard spent the day on the parade route. ♪ >> happy pride! ♪ reporter: pride and joy was everywhere on market street. the 53rd year, thousands came out to be a part of it all. >> pride or me fighting for the fight, we always have our equal rights to grow families, to be ourselves and be happy in our own skin. >> to experience queer joy, it is fun to see every buddy. >> knowing that you are not alone. >> it is more important than ever that we salivate queer and trans joy, -- celebrate queer and trans joy and know we are never going back. reporter: with queer and trans rights under attack nationwide, many believed unity and visibility is needed now more than ever. >> right now, it feels so important we get our moment of unbridled, queer boy because this year so our has b

julian: let's talk about this.hy if you like every time it is more expensive what you tell us the fares are actually falling. >> airfare is the most volatile thing that we purchase. i don't blame anybody for being confused, having headaches. the airlines purposely make it difficult to get cheap flights. but when you look at the data, airfare has fallen nine of the past 12 months. it hit its peak in may of 2022. it's down about 13% now off that peak, and i think it's going to continue to fall as a lot of that pent up demand for travel really starts to dissipate, and as airlines get more pilots and more planes into their system. airfare is one of those things that if you have a plane with 200 seats, you probably have people paying 200 different prices to be there. there is not one price for any given route or any given flight. that is why we encourage members to make sure that they are getting the best far flight in terms of the airfare they pay versus the folks who are overpaying to be on that very same airplane. ju

julian: i am -- i am ama daetz. julian: i am julian glover. you begin our team coverage with abc 7 tara campbell, who joins us live from dolores park, where the 20th annual trans marches at to begin in about one hour. give us a sense of the excitement. tara: out here. the trans march begins in a couple of hours, but, first, dancing, music and resources for the community. the march falls on a time when the lgbtq+ community is under attack. the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at those rights, many targeting the transgender community, and speaking with people here today head of the march, that is top of mind. >> i think it is important to have more events like this. also, i think it is vital because there is joy here. we have a lot of negativity, and we do not hear enough about joy. >> i think it is really important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. like, i mean, it is so rare to be surrounded by people like of your ilk. >> you can shine a light on the negative, but i thi

julian: very quickly, dr., i understand as a racial justice and reconciliation program, can you talk about that really important work, too? >> the center for social justice was created to maintain legacy of we have a specific focus on systems change through community organizing entrance for many education issues require multipronged intervention strategies. so we respond with both direct services and on the ground crisis response. we advocate for systems change including changes to policy and investments and work to create deeper empathy and understanding specifically around racial justice and reconciliation, community health and homelessness, and equity for women and families of color. julian: reverend dr. holly, i really appreciate your time. we know glide sf is always dedicated to making sure folks have their body, mind and soul fed. obviously tomorrow's event, focusing on the body. we hope everyone can join you all for it. appreciate your time. a quick reminder -- you can get our live newscast, breaking ne

and that is the julian has never committed a crime. uh, i mean, certainly, i think he's not committed the crimes that they have charged him with. and so as someone was follow this case from the beginning, we've seen what can only be described as a traditional lynching. and i have sat in the court room in london and then during covert and followed it on line. the fact, for instance, that the c i a through u. c. global, the spanish security firm in the ecuador and embassy was filming not just fill me in, but even capturing all of his digital correspondence between him and his attorneys, eviscerated attorney client privilege means on that charge. a lot of that fact alone that the, the, the case should be thrown out. and that is always been the fundamental problem. so we've, we've seen coercing about this icelandic to figure uh to lie and then he admitted, i mean it's just, it's a kind of glass uh, and it really stems from that foundational point that, uh, and remember on like daniel ellsberg. uh julian assange did not uh, take the documen

how is julian doing right now? the not the best of getting on out into the 15th year of the castle. rational suggestion took care of incarceration. don't last, maximum security prison. so as you can imagine, no, that's all good. shy. in fact, is there any news on his health of the bill? you know, we keep the private, this is his health isn't a good. i know i just have to paint over and over again in 2019 the rest of the united nations rapids are georgia professionals. males have produced a report after examining julian in jail with 2 specialists, doctors that have been the victim of psychological torture, of periods of 7 and a half years. and that torture that's ceaseless interminable court case as simply not stop. it continues to this day. in fact, last week the f b i on the road to uh uh, a novelist, uh hagan, who had written a book about julian, a seemingly reopening case of the, the road i want to use if i use that expression or at least the f b, i is thinking new evidence, it appears chris, i know you are very

julian: suzanne fawn has the details. reporter: he's been fighting for more than two decades now to get guns off the streets. the ongoing efforts are a reason why she is part of this mural in the tenderloin on howard street. her youngest son was shot and killed in july of 1996 while he was attended a graduation party in his neighborhood. >> african-american and being young men of color. gun violence is the leading cause of death. reporter: today, leaders gather to push for stronger gun restrictions. >> 120 people everyday are lost to gun violence. reporter: leaders say california has the toughest gun laws in the country. >> we already>> -- >> we already have a 10 day waiting period, not just for background checks but for ammunition. we have a ban on assault weapons. reporter: that has not stopped the mass shootings. >> one of those mass shootings was in half moon bay on a beautiful san mateo county coast. seven people were killed. the worst act of violence in the history of san mateo county. reporter: leaders say the rest

julian: yeah. we all recall google glass about a decade ago, preaching the same thing, wearable technology, and it did not go too far. kristen: it was glitchy, there were no apps supporting it, this one could be better. dan: and the price will come down eventually. julian: let's hope. oakland a's fans are announcing a reverse boycott. the fans are handing out thousands of t-shirts urging owner johns fisher to sell the team. within $20,000 have been raised online -- over $20,000 raised online for the shirts. it is to show the a's plenty of support in the area pursue the move to las vegas. dan, what do you think? dan: i know there's a lot of anger about this decision and owner. i feel like the horses have already left the barn, but hard to say. it is not a done deal until it is done, but i understand the frustration. i just feel terrible for oakland, having lost the warriors to the city, and, of course, the football team also to vegas, the raiders have gone to vegas. it is tough. was say you, spencer

julian: i am loving it. sandhya: it is about time. julian: thank you.cks reunited with their mother after getting stuck in a storm drain in san mateo. firefighters from the fire department were able to pull the ducklings to safety. the mother duck stayed close by during the rescue and was happy to be reunited. larry: all is well. that is a big happy family. coming up, an amazing story of love. a son gives his father the gift of life, when he -- what he lost and gained in the process. julian: a bit later, a behind-the-scenes look at pixar animation studios and a sneak peek at the i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions

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julian: we can see how this might end badly for some.fe or friend however they can come even if it is upside down like this one. the winners got the wife's weight in beer. although that is a box of he carried her upside down making them the fastest couple to complete the race. glad they all have helmets. when you do it? kumasi: absolutely not. i am not putting myself through that. jobina: why? ultimate trust exercise. drew: no, i don't want to do what is the strategy, over the shoulder? win the race. it is cloudy. drizzle this morning. the next two days we remained cooler than average. the end of the week, we turn significantly warmer. today, pleasant, below average by five to 12 degrees. 60's and 70's. increasing sunshine in the afternoon. tonight, cloud cover. overcast skies heading into tuesday. warmer weather moving in by the end of the week. you can clearly see the microclimate will be in full effect. the coast is relatively mild, 60's and 70's. by saturday, the peak of the warm spell. hitting triple digits in a lot of spots from an

julian: today in a ruling the u.s. supreme court overturned more than 40 years of legal precedents, striking down affirmative action policies. it means considering race in college nationwide. the policies of harvard and unc violate the 14th amendment. the dissenters called it a tragedy. president biden: i decision is a severe disappointment but we cannot let this be a permanent setback for the country. we need to keep an open door of opportunity and remember that diversity is a strength. we need to find a way forward. julian: the president said he would direct the education department to look at legacy ama: proposition 209 same for public education in 1996. julian: joining us is leanne melendez. reporter: we have this for 27 years so we know little bit about it. ours is broader. not only were public universities were impacted, employment, public contracts, you cannot ask. the difference is proposition 209 did not apply to private colleges like stanford and university of sentence go -- university of san francisco. but t

what did julian assange do?ed state department, pentagon secrets and he said, and many people agree including human rights lawyers around the world, evidence of u.s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. it may not be convenient for the u.s., but it is the job of a journalist. can you talk about what this case means for how then the u.s. can raise cases like evan gershkovich, that he should be freed by russia? >> thank you for raising this point. it is such an important point. this case means any journalist anywhere in the world could be extradited and prosecuted in the u.s. for publishing truthful information. what message does that send to russia and china? about extraditing and prosecuting journalists who publish truth about russia or china? and then raising free-speech issues. in the evan gershkovich case, russia is using the espionage charges against journalists for the first time since 1987. this is picking up and running with the precedent u.s. is setting at home because of the assange case. that is dangero

julian: i think so. our base case is sometimes -- sometime in the next few months, you will have a recession, so you will have a pullback. but this is a cyclical rally where we think the hallmark of the last week or so is a broadening of participation. lisa: you don't want to call it a bull market or a pause, a skip, why does it matter? >> if you go back to the tech bubble burst bear market, you had several rallies of 40 and 50% and the nasdaq of we made the final bottom. rather than labeling, you have to think about how you want to think about the long-term as an individual investor or an active manager. this is one of those times where those considerations are different. lisa: is this fun? julian: it is a tough time. but in the end, we are happier when equities go up. lisa: we are also seeing risk as a big picture scale. whether what we saw in ukraine with the dam bursting, concerns about mass glade in war, or ratcheting up tensions in china between the u.s. and china. how much are you looking at poten

well, julian sands went missing 5 months ago on january 13th, after going hiking, a loan in southern california. and he was last seen in the bold people area of the san gabriel maintence of at a to columbus, just northeast of los angeles. they might validate as a popular location for hikers, but at this time of year it would have also been very popular with skiers and authorities warren back then, the weeks of winter storms had made the area very treacherous. search party, organized back in january, was actually called off after 20 food. i was due to peer conditions that the last indication that we, the, that we had of julian sands being on the move was 2 days after he went missing. that's when the last signals were picks out from his cell phone and just go this weekend, just going sorry. and hikers phoned these remains that were liter signed in the autopsy. i confirmed because, but further test results are going to be needed before the establish the close of day. and i remember when he went missing, it was such a huge story and it was, as you say, just this massive search if it to,

facts like julian assange don't say that he exposed american war crimes in prison for more than four years, and since then , the american and british governments have been seeking illegal extradition. imprisoning a person to a criminal society . instead of punishing criminals, it shows that human rights have gone on vacation in britain julian assange and the whistleblower wikileaks had published materials about illegal killings in kenya, disposal of toxic waste in ivory coast , us war crimes, the situation of prisoners in guantanamo detention center of the us military and the performance of banks. the helicopters of the american army and the crimes of the american soldiers in afghanistan and other war crimes of the united states are the responsibility of the defenders of freedom of speech in england. justice seekers demand freedom because we believe that his trial is not an attack on the freedom of speech and democracy of a journalist. they say that if he is extradited to the united states , he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment . we have freedom of speech, for example,

thank you, julian. lucy, yes. very much. i know a lot of people are anxious of every connecting socially, but it does get easier, the more you do it. so it just starts small. i hope they send that message that you wanted to send, you know, a friend ask someone a question on the street. it gets easier with practice. thank you and harry, your last sentence of advice. yeah. level, especially the kind of people do a new and that's a nice you to come. those particularly the cost for people who are 2nd go to account for people. you've got such items going on. and i live close to the people that most likely to, to need your friendship. thank you guys so much. that is all great advice and for our viewers at home. thank you for watching today. if there's one thing you can do after the show, call a friend, call family member, and thank you so much for watching the stream. the, the basically entities, the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just pump solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that

i think it's important to underscore the julian. it sounds really isn't charged with hacking, primarily. so we're talking here about more or less in soliciting information which she's julian a sorry just to legend, to have done with former army intelligence analysts. chelsea manning who basically spilled a bunch of secrets and ultimately was i had there was part in there, had their sentence commuted by former president brock. obama. julian massage is now facing extradition. so we have the person who tucked the information. freed from prison. julia massage is now in the hot seat. um, now there are some people who are really starting to speak out about this. some big names, a view as concern. the imminent possibility of the extradition of journalist julian assigned sondra has done an important job denouncing illegitimate actions by one state against another. his arrest go is against the defense of democracy and freedom of the press. it is important that we all mobilize in his defense. it's important to underscore that documents that w

julian: i'm julian glover. the bay area has experienced too much gun violence this year.sco and antioch. larry: it is national gun violence awareness month and today local leaders and parents called for tougher gun regulations. julian: suzanne fawn has the details. reporter: he's been fighting for more than two decades now to get guns off the streets. the ongoing efforts are a reason why she is part of this mural in the tenderloin on howard street. her youngest son was shot and killed in july of 1996 while he was attended a graduation party in his neighborhood. >> african-american and being young men of color. gun violence is the leading cause of death. reporter: today, leaders gather to push for stronger gun restrictions. >> 120 people everyday are lost to gun violence. reporter: leaders say california has the toughest gun laws in the country. >>e

i view, it's concerning the immune and possibility of the extradition of journalist julian assigned. sondra has done an important job denouncing illegitimate actions by one state against another. his arrest goes against defense of democracy and freedom of the press. it is important that we all mobilize and his defense. it's important to underscore that documents that we can weeks has revealed over the years relate to things that we never would've known about if it wasn't for wiki likes, for example, the secret us drones strikes and young men attacks on civilians that were alternately hushed off in afghanistan and iraq, when they were executed by us military government, spying on their own citizens through mass collection dragnet, namely western governments. the democratic party brass in the 2016 us election, colluding in favor of and candidate hillary clinton to the detriment of bernie sanders, who is a challenge at the time. we know all that because of what he likes and also it's important to note that the kind of activity that he's being attacked for are the kinds of things that ar

imposed on russia and his maintains friendly relation to the we can expound the and was to blow a julian, a song should not be the one facing charges that's according to china is foreign ministry. spokes person who visit the us as the one which should be held accountable, a guy sort of sonship expose the truth. but the heck i imply that i spawn and students sick words from old congress indiscriminately and twine. it's best to hide it square to get this kind of thing. it's equivalent of sitting beside somebody on the subway. there's going through the text messages and you look over and you kind of go off boring, or in the us this case, you look over and you go, wow, that's a lot of skeletons in the closet, right? so that's what's happening here. and that's really why they're not big fans. of wiki leaks, french national assembly falls to a feel of the former french prime minister. he testified recently the commission for, for an interference into french affairs that the us listened in on him when he was prime minister of france and conversations he had with then president nikolai sock, was

and prosperity this, according to a statement posted on the we can expand on which will blow it. julian, this phone should not be the one facing charges best, according to china as far as ministry, spokes person who added that the us is the one which should be held accountable, a guy. so the son should expose the truth, but the heck i imply that respondents to the secrets from old congress indiscriminately entwined, it's best to flight it's crimes with other countries, you don't really get this kind of thing. it's the equivalent of sitting beside somebody on the subway interest going through the text messages and you look over and it kind of go off boring or in the us this case, you look over and you go, wow, that's a lot of skeletons in the closet, right? so that's what's happening here, and that's really why they're not big fans of wiki leaks, french national assembly, false west, you know, the former french prime minister. he testified recently the commission for, for an interference into french affairs that the us listened in on him when he was prime minister of france and conversat

so we're talking here about more or less in soliciting information, which she's julian a sorry just to legend, to have done with former army intelligence analysts. chelsea manning who basically spilled a bunch of secrets and ultimately was i had there was part in their head, their sentence commuted by former president brock. obama julian assault just now facing extradition. so we have the person who took the information freed from prison. julia massage is now in the hot seat. um, now there are some people who are really starting to speak out about this. some big names. a view as concern. the human and possibility of the extradition of journalist julian assigned sondra has done an important job denouncing illegitimate actions by one state against another. his arrest goes is against the defense of democracy and freedom of the press. it is important that we all mobilize in his defense. it's important to underscore that documents that we can weeks has revealed over the years relate to things that we never would've known about if it wasn't for with your ex, for example, the secret us drone

julian assange and the wikileaks whistleblower. information about illegal killings in kenya.posal of toxic waste in ivory coast . us war crimes. the situation of prisoners in us army's guantanamo detention center and banks' performance published in 2010, he had published the documents of the iraq war, from the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by the us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other war crimes of the us. for months , the defenders of freedom of speech in england have taken action against asan. freedom of speech and democracy they know, but it is an easy crime to be a journalist, all the freedom seekers in justice seekers are demanding his release because we believe that his trial is an attack on freedom of speech and democracy . it is not a journalist and news. they say that if he is extradited to the united states, he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment. the media freedom foundation also expressed its disappointment with the court's decision. there are many problems with freedom of speech, for example, julian

thank you, julian. okay, i'd like to turn to the panelist now that everyone has spoken and ask you to generate a couple ideas based on what each other has said that perhaps we can use to move into audience discussion. i did write out another question that i think might touch on all four presentations and issue that i'm interested in is the methodological approaches and julian explicitly alluded to those as did everyone else implicitly or explicitly so as a historian how is it? that a legal scholar a political historian or a constitutional historian. how do we frame our initial research inquiries? and what are the differentiation of methods toward in julian? i think this goes to what you were saying toward the purpose of that inquiry. okay. so how does our research questions differ and what are the differentiation of methods toward? whatever the desired outcome the purpose of the question is. i want to turn that into a question for julian. let's go. let's go. so you talked about i liked your your trifect

while a, a, to support the cause such as the 1st one, while the capital e mail to things any way. julian, you called at the, the destiny steve. and can all, you know, the shadow of aging the us. so we've got to get the sources go to much searches, doctors know what the fans all those sorts of our dependence of on the goodwill, cooperation, obedience, and help of people, institutions, then your job becomes very similar. all you have to do is shrink this data sources and move all the extra necessary i think that a great day for you. he says, great, that's very bad because it takes the non violent revolutions cannot be exported or imported by the knowledge on how to successful implemented on bond struggle can and is transferred from one group, one other other the, i do know that the dead sherbie and political figures and, and leaders of political parties went to hungary, to meet with the american officials. feel a bit to some of the say that's not enough to london option. but as you move to suckle co, just for me to be on the business of the the, in the best people out assume we're looking

and perhaps the coolest of all was the disappearance of an estimated 1700 julians has never been found relative say they need to find that remains to end their long morning period. many of them have died waiting. now is the country commemorates the 50 cent diversity of the cool. that's when president voltage has presented a national plan to search for the disappear for the 1st time choose states rather than in cios and human rights organizations would lead and coordinate the efforts to find the missing president. but each concedes that it would be difficult because surely has the moral obligations never to stop looking for them. as in many countries where the armed forces have committed atrocities against civilians. those who know where the remains of their victims were buried or destroyed, had been reluctant to cooperate, to these ministry of justice in human rights is heading the business plan aware the time is running out. this enormous block in the 70. i was general settler, treat as a memorial to the disappeared. their names are listed in alphabetical order. but even now some name

julian emanuel, senior managing director julian, great to have you with us your price target is 4450. so -- right, you just ralgzed it so, we're within striking distance >> we are. and we made the point -- we have to acknowledge, this is an unusual market a kind of market we have not actually seen since the late 1990s, okay? this is momentum taking over, this is, you know, really getting around the whole a.i. concept, in an environment where positioning and this is actually quite remarkable, when you think about cpi tomorrow as a risk point, and you think about the fed, even though it's pretty clear that the fed is likely to pause, and then probably hike once more in july and the market's baked that in but to think that there are record net shorts in equities, record net shorts in bonds, record quote unquote longs in cash, and volatility has dropped to near zero, the lowest levels of the pandemic, those kind of imbalances tell you that, and we made this clear in our upgrade, that it could -- the 4450 could get here by the fourth of july frankly, after today, we may not get there -- we

for example, a person like julian assange is in belmarsh security prison and is on the verge of being handed over to the united states to be severely punished, just because of this information and facts about evil and crime. war it has been brought to the world's attention that the imam's government and the american authorities claim that they do not imprison only their political opponents, but that they support human rights activists in the world, but the asan case has proven that this claim, like many other claims, is untrue in cases such as asan, the facts in britain in front of the term asan julian assange's wife says this week she will make a new request to the supreme court of england. toman easy delivery with the media in england, they say that the possibility of this last easy request will be in opposition to the talent of the night of america, which in the case of men of passage in the near future will be in america. it will be delivered to mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting news agency, greater irani. installment sale of all kinds of water coolers in different dimensio

juliÁn castro and wajahat ali are back with me.fending child separation in court. a policy that's being described as doctors and lawyers as charles abuse, and even torture. >> yes mehdi, we have to start with acknowledging that when it comes to immigration and so many other issues, joe biden is not donald trump. i have said for a long time that donald trump had bad intent, he was malicious, he had a dark heart when it came to immigrants. i don't believe that of joe biden. but there is no question that on immigration that joe biden has failed to deliver on his campaign promises, and that clip that you played where he called family separation criminal, you compare that to what the department of justice is doing, basically back handing these litigants. they have refused to settle, with these plaintiffs, they are even arguing that somehow family separation was done out of perceived humanitarian considerations. that is laughable. it really is sad. you know, joe biden won the presidency by arguing that this moment was about a battle for

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i think it's important to underscore the julian. it sounds really isn't charged with hacking primarily. so we're talking here about more or less that soliciting information which she's julian massages the legend to have done with former army intelligence analysts. chelsea manning who basically spilled a bunch of secrets and ultimately was i had there was pardon and or had their sentence commuted by former president brock. obama julian massages now facing extradition. so we have the person who took the information freed from prison. julia massage is now in the hot seat. um, now there are some people who are really starting to speak out about this. some big names, a view as concern. the imminent possibility of the extradition of journalist julian assigned sondra has done an important job denouncing illegitimate actions by one state against another. his arrest goes against defense of democracy and freedom of the press. it is important that we all mobilize in his defense. it's important to underscore that documents that we can weeks has

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this is julian assange the founder of the wikileaks information site , which exposed some of the crimes committed by the united states and its allies in iraq and afghanistan , is eligible for extradition to the united states . assange is currently in prison in england. for not documenting america's night, it is now subject to extradition with the united states. for revelations of the crimes of the united states and its allies, especially in iraq and afghanistan, the punishment should be heavier. the massage of 2012 is due to the fear of arrest and punishment. fart ecuador had taken refuge in london from arrest. as soon as he left, he was forced to spend seven years in prison in the ecuadorian embassy in his condition, until in an agreement the british police forcibly transferred him from there to the security prison of bel mash mentigol. england and the bbc say everything about facts such as asan for four years, he exposed the war crimes of the united states and since then, the governments of the united states and the united kingdom, following the extradition of the illegality of a pers

julian: and i'm julian glover. first up, we've got to talk about rain in the forecast.encer christian is live. interesting stuff, spencer. spencer: before we get to the graphic showing you the storm, i want to give you forecast headlines, a chance of showers, slight chance of an out slated -- of an isolated thunderstorm. let's talk about this chance of showers. upper-level low pressure system just off the coast of southern california, notice counterclockwise rotation or circulation, kicking a pockets of showers or even thundershowers into the sierra, the central valley. a lot of it may be coming in or around the bay area. forecast writing at 5:00 this afternoon, going to the evening hours, we expect pockets of showers to be rotating around the bay area. some of this may make it into the immediate area, produce

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