[applause] >>with that like to introduce the captain of central station , captain julian ames. [applause] >> good morningeverybody and thank you mayor breed . i want to thank mayor breed, of course chief scott and the entireconnect staff . mayor breed talked about longer than six months ago the mass looting's in union square. we acted swiftly because of the support from the city. we were ever to get officers down here and now you see the officers by me making a differencein public safety . i look over and i see been over there. as i look at you right there and looking back the six months at the hard work we've done including all ofour partners behind me , to make union square better and safer. i think about the budget that mayor breed just talked about and how important it is. i'll give you one example. one example thismorning in:00 there was a retail store just about 100 yards from here . 8:00 in the morning there's a worker that came to open the door and foundsomebody inside the store . and their thinking oh my god, there'sa trespasser . luckily we had officers around the cor

[whistling] julian: i have not seen it yet. kumasi: i am trying to see it. ok.ording to san bernardino county fire, the curious puppies found their way into the den last week. they were trying to lure the tortoise out with a watermelon but it said no. eventually, crews dug out the pups and reunited them with their families. oscar the tortoise? julian: wild story, so many layers. kumasi: he did not want the watermelon. lisa: did you ever see the tortoise? i was busy and never saw it. kumasi: no, but we will try again. lisa: typical july-like weather pattern. temperatures extreme from the host to our inland valleys. we have had mist and drizzle along the shoreline. right now, it is 58 in beaumont, deck of clouds growing. as a spends into a, we have a pleasant day today, but not making its way inland month so that means another day in the 90's. another look at the golden gate, sought in with the fog. miles and the coast, limited son with today. there pattern wednesday. big question, will it last for the holiday weekend? friday is a july 1 and the short answer is ye

julian off at school. a little after 70 im. my husband and i return to the campus at 80, am julian's award ceremony. and again at 10 30 am or alexys awards ceremony, like she received the good citizen award and was also recognized for receiving all ease. at the conclusion of the ceremony, we took photos with her before asking her to pose for a picture with her teacher, mr. race. that photo her last photo ever was taken at approximately 10 54 am. to celebrate. we promised to get her ice cream buddy told her, we loved her and we would pick her up after school. i can still see her walking with us towards the exit in the real that keep scrolling across my memories, she turns her head and smiles back at us to acknowledge my promise. and then we left. i left my daughter at that school and the decision will haunt me for the rest of my life. afterward felix struck me off at my office the you know, the leader news and returned home because it was a rare day off for him between normal shifts and security gigs. he takes to help mackenzie i got situated on my desk and began writing about a new business in town.

[applause] >>with that like to introduce the captain of central station , captain julian ames. [applause] >> good morningeverybody and thank you mayor breed . i want to thank mayor breed, of course chief scott and the entireconnect staff . mayor breed talked about longer than six months ago the mass looting's in union square. we acted swiftly because of the support from the city. we were ever to get officers down here and now you see the officers by me making a differencein public safety . i look over and i see been over there. as i look at you right there and looking back the six months at the hard work we've done including all ofour partners behind me , to make union square better and safer. i think about the budget that mayor breed just talked about and how important it is. i'll give you one example. one example thismorning in:00 there was a retail store just about 100 yards from here . 8:00 in the morning there's a worker that came to open the door and foundsomebody inside the store . and their thinking oh my god, there'sa trespasser . luckily we had officers around the cor

hello everyone and welcome to american voices, i am julian castro, in four of the sherman undoes. we begin tonight with the big lie and two of the lawyers that pushed it. the washington post has learned that ginni thomas has pressured more than two dozen lawmakers in arizona to overturn the election. not only is she married to one of the most conservative justices on the supreme court, she is an attorney in her own right. meanwhile, former trump lawyer rudy giuliani faces an ethics investigation in d.c.. charges filed after the january six committee mentioned his role in the insurrection. the committees first hearing revealing that the capitol attack was farm of former president trump's plans, not just a rally that got out of control. as chairman bennie thompson put it, quote, the violence was no accident. i represented trump's last stand, the most desperate chance to hold the transfer of power. officials testified that they informed trump repeatedly that he lost. former ag bill barr called bs on trump's election conspiracies. according to the committee -- >> i had three discussio

hello everyone and welcome to american voices, i am julian castro, in four of the sherman undoes.ushed it. the washington post has learned that ginni thomas has pressured more than two dozen lawmakers in arizona to overturn the election. not only is she married to one of the most conservative justices on the supreme court, she is an attorney in her own right. meanwhile, former trump lawyer rudy giuliani faces an ethics investigation in d.c.. charges filed after the january six committee mentioned his role in the insurrection. the committees first hearing

did you couldn't he just for his oh oh oh my gosh, we have custody municipal am i dismissed as it was that already? julian steering is just my me that no one has visit with him or noon. so if it was a bit to them is both those school year. so boy, you talk with her, yes, usa law solutions to deal with this issue with ah, need to come to the russian state will never be. i've side as i phone and the no santini. div mckindoe's house not up for a group in the 55 when. okay, so 9 is 25 and speaking with we will ban in the european union the kremlin. yup. machine. the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube. with me. i, my name is frank la regencia. so adults you got in the movement in the age of 13 or 14, we were violent torsional people because we believe there were this race. we were here 1st. this is our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power when i felt powerless, we got attention when i felt invisible and accepted when i talked to level the life after hey, is an organization that was founded by 4 of skinheads, neo

i am going to spend every waking hour fighting for julian until he is free. until justice.. >> to the u.s. it is 50 years to the day since the break in at the watergate complex in washington dc that kicked off one of the biggest political scandals in u.s. political history. the plot was linked to president nixon's white house and exposed a broader culture of corruption, abuse of power and dirty tricks that brought down his administration. jill was on the special prosecutor team. to mark the anniversary, she has been speaking to the bbc about the watergate scandal and how it relates to the january 6 hearings of today. >> this is the place where on june 17, 1972, five men broke into the democratic national committee headquarters and were caught. they were caught for a variety of reasons, all of them rely stupid. they were caught red-handed. they had on them evidence that linked them to white house. the white house denied any involvement and said it was a third-rate burglary. >> i had no prior knowledge of the watergate break-in. >> the pre cap after it. our office was establi

and here is julian's signal. i am not saying to study his works. it's about something else. this biography and study this character. i think yes, it is unique and there is no other like it. hello beauty. these are my friends who came to you. listen show you your sister. you have a sister life. do you want to see a photo? look here, it's olga who lives in paris, are you going to visit her? choose freedom, we will stay in france, grandfather will be alone. its more he worked very clearly on in his own way, making himself the same work as the books that he wrote, that is, he wanted to live an interesting, exciting life that violates the rules accepted at that time, he created it and lived it, and it seems to me that this is one of his strongest features , no less important. and what about his books, despite the created image of a cheerful master of life, semyonov is a tragic figure. yes, the country loved him, but he was his own among strangers and a stranger among his own, because the soviet intellectual elite rejected father stirlitz as a writer, i did not perceive him, as i

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julian was late. by the way, this is a scourge. he's not that punctual. and i amen he starts to be late. i want to choke him to death. that's horrible. which of you has been longer, uh, brought beauty on tour, guessed it from one time. you, of course, let's talk more about russia. you know that only he can, i'm sorry that i came in the third. i'm just julia can get through check-in at the airport and at the front desk forget the concert costume. remember, i remember that we have lost some years with you. and how can you forget about the concert. how about the costume? wait, how are you? remember how the suit. i forgot, in general, it’s just the situation when they unhooked it - the police just didn’t think much. i think it's the bomb. well, you never know what left it at all. why did i forget? this is when we sat down with our father, and well, i unhooked to put up, i had to go somewhere to move away. i generally left. well, in general, we were like a couple with her. here, if and how are you saved his life. is it because yulik has a sin? power engineers drink a l

a single father no, julian and his secret for a million today at 21:15 on ntv central television today at 19:00 on ntv hello about the weather for tomorrow to you i'll tell you. i ammironskaya the far east still cannot cope with the inclement problems of rainfall almost throughout the entire territory and the reasons for this are two two huge cyclones. one circles over the south. tomorrow it will move from the south of the khabarovsk territory. in the southern part of the tatar strait. rains again, forces will pour in primorye in some places, thunderstorms will warm up, but in the afternoon 25-30 and even on the coast in vladivostok until plus 23:00 in the khabarovsk territory in astana to the south there is just a cyclone funnel in the amur region. even here it will be less. and here in buryatia in transbaikal, on the contrary, a downpour of a thunderstorm and a very strong wind, the second cyclone is circling over the north in the region of the arctic coast. he controls the weather in yakutia and chukotka and the magadan region, while yakutsk will be out of his reach. it 's warm and sunny there tomorrow in the irkutsk region in the south of the krasnoyarsk terri

am off this weekend. but be sure to catch my show, american voices, with guest host juliÁn castro.y and sunday at 6: 00pm eastern right here on msnbc. from all our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late and have a good weekend. please, please have somebody come here right away. >> it was disturbing, a young handsome police officer. a young beautiful life. >> someone i talked to almost every day is gone. it does not make sense. >> when you hear suicide? >> no, no way. >> things about it started stinking. >> she remembers that? >> yes a big messy triangle. >> how many other women besides you was he having an affair? with >> ten. >> ten? >> you've got so many girlfriends. >> i know. >> she had told her boss that she had done somhi

julian assange? i mean, i don't even know know how to answer that. i mean am i gonna end up in solitary solitary confinement? i don't know. but we're all gonna die. it's the only certainty death and taxes. so i'm gonna follow my conscience and do the right thing. that's thing. that's what i'm gonna do. that's how that's that. people. say how to use. how do you get any rest? well, that's how i sleep at night because i do follow my conscience. so on that day in my apartment building. yes, i was in danger you could say i was in danger when you're whenever you're like incarcerated or in handcuffs or you have federal agents a pounding on your door with a battering ram. it's safe to say that you're in danger. so this happens and it was a gross violation. of my constitutional rights your constitutional rights because the first amendment is the right in the bill of rights that make all of her other rights possible if you don't have an informed population you have nothing if they are doing this to journalists in this country you're screwed. so in your next and i just w

patriots are questioning his durability and his toughness appearing on a podcast called i am athletes, wide receiver julianend martellus bennett. who said that jimmy garoppolo practice before a game but then decided not to play because of an injury. it's apprised his teammates made some of them angry. bennett also said you can't win with that type of quarterback. time in 6 53 hosting a party for the fourth of july. get ready to pay a lot of money for those burgers and bonds and beer coming up at seven o'clock, how much it will cost to celebrate independence day. plus krispy kreme donuts for free. you just have to show your patriotic colors. i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited

am off this weekend. but be sure to catch my show, american voices, with guest host juliÁn castro.ues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late and have a good weekend. d weekend. the investigation into january 6th is yielding information most people did not know about january 6th, like how long before the capitol was attacked and before president trump even spoke that day, which was how some viewed what that day was going to be about in time for his speech and a protest. before all of that, these proud boys, the white nationalist paramilitary group that trump shouted out during the debate -- they were already, in those early hours, doing more than preparing for a speech that day. they had a specific operational plan that morning. and a filmmaker embedded with

me when as you be that ducks and victory an ideology, why i am and be, you know, or get mountain of it with an yacht to nick fitzwilliam. julian was to pollute l. a . t like tom don lee, ann alhashan mean joel can be to my home shockey. i let up. i'm a general be or gone a cannot and pulled law a c s. yeah. feed you hey, to upper he not were be day the from seen at the middle of the law should be in. he is a ye that the anymore it for who not menu applauded. give them, should he up it, end of dawn were who knocked menu applauded islam short a lay at all were who knock minute you applauded, be out. it admitted the eye either shari'a for i kind of had a movie show me that it full was autumn, a shadow, sweaty, and my at the shower fish. as you read a for the media where there we are, the ina america, not a b, as sure. dea, lemme one to a year and from lum, soraya, iraq, we're a little dawn, natalia done. the sarah has she, lia, gamma, and not muscle. the guy not thought of poor as a a little the mom was a top hobby, is the flu. so ria for kind of a model and a she shipley and you with has he enfolded in the early 19 fifties at ar

on the morning of may 24th 2022 i dropped lexi and julian off at a little after 7 am. my husband and i returned to the campus at 8 am for the awards ceremony and again at 10:30 am for lexi's awards ceremony. she received the good citizen award and was also recognized for receiving always. at the conclusion of the ceremony which it photos with her before asking her to pose for a picture with her teacher. that photo, her last photo ever was taken at 10:54 am. it was to celebrate, we promised to get her ice cream told her we loved her and we would pick her up every school. we can still see her walking towards the exit does. in the real that keeps scrolling classmate memories she turns her head and smiles back at us to acknowledge my promise and then we left. i left my daughter at that school decision will haunt me for the rest of my life. afterward feel it struck me off at my office. and returned home because it was a rare day off for him between normal shifts and security gigs he takes to help make ends meet. i got situated at my desk and began writing about a new busine

i am going to spend every waking hour fighting forjulian waking hour fighting for julian until— wakingrison for publishing information for which she has won journalism awards the world over and has been nominated for the nobel peace prize. this should shock and concern everyone, every citizen, every journalist, every editor, every media organisation. we will continue to appeal. this is not the end of the road. and we will use every appeal mechanism available to us to prevent this extradition. we continue to call upon the biden administration to drop this case because of the grave threat it poses to free speech everywhere and we call on the australian government to take action and to protect this australian citizen who is at risk. hello i am tim dawson, i represent the nationat— hello i am tim dawson, i represent the national union _ hello i am tim dawson, i represent the national union of— hello i am tim dawson, i represent the national union ofjournalists. i the national union ofjournalists. the reason — the national union ofjournalists. the reason i _ the national union ofjournalists

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am kimberly rubio. we're the parents of alexandria, all attended uvalde public schools during the 2021-2022 school year. calisa, isaac, david, junior high, elementary, and our two youngest children, julianelementary. on the morning of may 24th, 2022, i dropped lexie and julian off at school a little after 7:00 a.m. my husband and i returned for julian's award ceremony and again at 10:30 a.m. for lexie's award ceremony. lexie received the good citizen award and recognized for receiving all a's. at the conclusion of the ceremony, we took photos with her before asking her to pose for a picture with her teacher. that photo, her last photo ever was taken at approximately 10:54 a.m. to celebrate, we promised to get the ice cream we need, and we would pick her up after school. i can still see her walking with us toward the exit. in the reel that keeps scrolling across my memories, she smiles back us to acknowledge my promise, and then we left. i left my daughter at that school, and that decision will haunt me for the rest of my life. after, dropped me off at the office, the uvalde leader and returned home because it was a rare day off between normal shifts and security gigs he takes to make en

am not trying to be ugly. i pray that i don't. thank you for listening to me. host: well, history professor julianoints out that having a bad poll number now does not mean that a president and be reelected for a second term. and i want to read to you what he said on cnn. "numerous presidents have suffered difficult second years and poor first midterms only to go on to reelection. we have seen this over the decades. president ronald reagan went on to win reelection after the 1982 recession while another president when i second term after democrats suffered major losses in the 1994 midterms. as did president barack obama after his party suffered a big midterm defeat in 2010. the notion that a rough waters at this moment somehow doomed to incumbent failure does not match the historical record." that is from a professor of history and public affairs at princeton university and a new american fellow who says the bad poll numbers that biden sees this not preclude him from possibly winning reelection. once again, what rating would you give president joe biden? let's talk to ron, who is calling from misso

am not trying to be ugly. i pray that i don't. thank you for listening to me. host: well, history professor julianoints out that having a bad poll number now does not mean that a president and be reelected for a second term. and i want to read to you what he said on cnn. "numerous presidents have suffered difficult second years and poor first midterms only to go on to reelection. we have seen this over the decades. president ronald reagan went on to win reelection after the 1982 recession while another president when i second term after democrats suffered major losses in the 1994 midterms. as did president barack obama after his party suffered a big midterm defeat in 2010. the notion that a rough waters at this moment somehow doomed to incumbent failure does not match the historical record." that is from a professor of history and public affairs at princeton university and a new american fellow who says the bad poll numbers that biden sees this not preclude him from possibly winning reelection. once again, what rating would you give president joe biden? let's talk to ron, who is calling from misso

of ukraine who will be present there today at this event, where julian smith will be there to decide all this, he is in a suit. why? i amld days, a month ago, when all these curtains were ndbandonty, the new york times were filled with reports that all of russia tomorrow the day after tomorrow is kirdyk. ukraine is everything. it means they all win. uh, putin didn't succeed. see how he was there. here, well, so to speak impressively. here, yes, what has changed, what can i say? somehow that's how a man got together. here. um, maybe, maybe he, too, just like me. e catches the signalers and here i think he is listened to blinkin and thought, is it all right? as it seemed a month ago, because, damn it, he placed the accents very interestingly in response to a question posed to him about the possibility of territorial concessions to ukraine. please note that questions about this are already being heard. ukraine will have to make territorial concessions. in the east, the future of ukraine depends on the ukrainians themselves. it is up to the ukrainian people and ultimately these decisions will be made by their democratically