san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no.

have to look west of jupiter. saturn will stay relatively bright for the entire month of august and it's like yellowish looking and look at it through binoculars or a captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight: covid surges, but so does demand for shots. cases top 100,000 a day for the first time in months. fear and anxiety over the delta variant fueling vaccinations. still the party goes while masks and hot spots reappear. >> the virus and the infection is escalating considerably. >> duncan: also tonight the u.s. senate works overtime to strike a deal on a trillion dollar infrastructure bill. plus, olympic streak: america's cealeb dressel is golden yet again while a speedster born in texas shocked the world on the track. big city comeback, why predictions of a pandemic demise may be premature. and later, the photographer

san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no.

san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones.use] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have

san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no.

west of jupiter and they look like bright yellowish stars up there. if you get your binoculars out, you can resolve the rings of saturn and that is always fun. >>> you have seen saturn through a telescope? >> you do see rings on it. but now i have to be the planet killjoy. it will be cloudy. just like it has the past few nights. >>> i will use an example and here is what it look like this morning when we started out over the other side of the hill and that is the view of lafayette looking up highway 24 and this was after sunrise and you can see plenty of clouds here and this is a good example of the clouds clearing and in the overnight hours they were thicker than that and the time- lapse will show the clouds clearing out right around 8:00 in the morning happening pretty early, but if you look back over at the east bay hills on the other side of that would be oakland, berkeley, and it did stay cloudy there until we got until 11:00 in the future cast tonight with the clouds in a second and you will see how they built back in in a hurry and they did a h

"drops of jupiter. [ cheers and applause yes!jimmy: that's correct >> said don't do it. but there was another little part of my brain, right? the bit that gets me in trouble. >> jimmy: yeah >> that was like, "but what if you're brilliant?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow. >> you know what i mean? >> jimmy: right. >> what if you're brilliant? what if it opens up whole new vistas of a career in singing? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, that's interesting. that could happen. >> the thing is, that ten seconds before i started -- that same little part of my brain -- >> jimmy: yeah >> --said, "you shouldn't have done that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just love it i just love that you did it, man. you're just a good man i love you, man. i'll never forget that uh, we were talking backstage, and i said, "congratulations," to you because you just recently became a dad. [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's amazing ♪ congratulations. >> thank you so much yeah, we're thrilled he's lovely. >> jimmy: how old is he? >> he's 6

at that time jupiter will be the bratest object in the sky. and to find saturn, you'll need to look just west of jupiter. saturn will stay relatively brate for the entire month of the august. >> a still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, flood waters taking over parts of arizona and colorado. the damage being left behind. >>> plus, a preview of what is to come six months from now. at the tournament of roses. >> coming up this sunday on "face the nation," we'll have the latest on all the ways our covid defense is changing in response to that delta variant. with chief medical advisor to the president dr. anthony fauci, and dr. scott gottlieb. a peak at where it maybe going with israel's health services. we'll discuss what is next with joe manchin and get a breakdown of what all this means ♪ unlock a s summer of possibililities in a a new chevyvy. expand y your optionons... anand your pererspective.. find y your next a adventure in a newew chevy. enenjoy the opopen road and mamake no montnthly paymes for the e rest of ththe summr o

jupiter peraza who is the director of our social justice initiative. [ applause ] >> sorry everyone. very beautiful earrings, but very hard to navigate. can you hold these? thank you so much. thank you aria. thank you, mayor breed for this wonderful opportunity. and, i just wanted to say that this is a step in the right direction. in order to understand our community, we must understand the history. and, in a society in which trans people are regarded with so many misconceptions, it is time that we alleviate those misconceptions with education, candor, and legitimacy. when we learn about others, we learn about ourselves. what we have here is an opportunity, an opportunity to embrace how similar we are from one another. an opportunity to deseminate and uncover how much my community, the trans community has given up for the well being of all of us. trans people are my past, they are my present, and they are my future and they are yours as well. as we have proven, we are capable of transending what is imposed on us to attain a life in which we are authentically and exquiz italy us. i ta

scientists say jupiter with its clouds.n atmospheric temperatures may have the right conditions to support life. >> all pretty fascinating. you love that kind of stuff. i can't get enough of it so much to explore, right kind of need to see take it off again. we're getting back out a good to see that back down here on the earth. we've got that fog out there tonight. it's going to be pretty prevalent over the next couple of days. be prepared for that. some thick fog developing outside temperatures in san francisco. you can find a little cool co side 60 degrees in the sunset about 63 downtown 61 degrees in daly city with some foggy skies. 61 in half moon bay little more sunshine inside the bay and those temperatures warming up as you move away down the peninsula. a lot of 70's 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon east bay re of those hot 90's are coming back down to good 10 degrees. back in the 80 so much more comfortable in those spots about 69 in richmond. 74 blow back toward the coastline with cooling off in the 50's

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according to the study, the old version of the european jupiter released an average of just over 20 micrograms per with each modified your point is around 3 times the amount of nicotine averaging over 60 micrograms, almost as much as the amount of nicotine delivered by the liquids. in american jewel devices with a technical slate of hand, the company has succeeded in increasing the quantity of vaporized liquid list releases morning into the user enhancement. although they will not be aware of this fact. this means that still decades later nicotine manipulation continues to play a major role in the industry from filter gates to which the filter is to tobacco cigarettes. the wic is to the jewel e cigarettes. the tobacco industry seems to keep finding ways to stretch consumer protection laws to that limits helpful therapies and politics have for a long time tried to put obstacles in their way in 2003. remember, states of the world health assembly adopted the w h o for what convention on tobacco control, france, germany, and the european union. but also among the signatories, the 181 countries tha

we knew that tim sport investments as it was cold was going to be set up in a registered in jupiter. why would that need to be registered in to both tim? what are they trying to hide? reading and so that sounds like all the bars thing. garbage is, the russian owner of a huge pulp and paper company without the garbage senior powers had a massive fortune from paper pulp. but we were also told that he wasn't involved in that, that, that was the obvious question of, well, where is the money coming from? so i got the money. i couldn't play a part. i fear that they didn't know me, but and tones in garbage didn't have the funds to sustain the club bible, which express down to just want to see why the judges growth defends at this point just felt they take them to ride. suddenly we turned in to just another clubbing crisis. the russian owner sold the club, he left reading, holding a big bill that he ran up with no, no money left to pay. it was done us and then discusses another strategy that will give mister x, the green light to buy an english football club. it will be getting a separate co

john is next in jupiter, florida. caller: i have a couple of comments. instead of figuring how we are going to collect the funds needed or selectively disturbed the funds. we should cut the bill. i hope the bill gets shot down. we will tax the rich extra, they are already paying extra. if we had a flattened percent income tax or got rid of the iris altogether we would be better off -- irs altogether we would be better off. -- why do we need a government subsidy to do that? if you're going to spend 35 billion -- six 5 billion give it to --. host: $65 billion for broadband. explain how that the plumbing would work. guest: this will be money that will be managed at the federal level. dedicated to state agencies who proceed with building and installing broadband internet connections. primarily in rural parts of the country such as montana, wyoming, and the dakotas. this is something that the federal government had on his radar for many years. private industry has primarily built their broadband infrastructure where there are states with population densities

usually jupiter, it was all of us but we had to get pie all combined with the little toil countries. the product as you go purchase with a call to check the product actual katrina because you got one from pushing it through our goal bureau. so she 9 never acts openly, but it's fundraising activities span the globe. i ankle, what in can bodya world? heritage might over 2500000 people visit the old can their temples every year. they'll phase for the tourists. foreign exchange for cambodia. ankle, what operating company, and more than $100000000.00 in 2018 tourism is by far the largest industry here a lucrative business also for north korea. right next to the entrance to the temples. a museum that opened in 2015 as it caught is a 3 d painting that picks the history of the command empire. in monumental images, throngs of tourists that guided through here every day. so. 7 7 by the pinta they for not caught me. hey, tiffany pen 10. let's how one. yeah. and from one to painting. then that's what income stand them. so convincing un sanctions, north korean not only built the complex but also

jupiter. and saturn will stay relatively bright for the entire month of august and it's like yellowish looking and look at it through binoculars or a captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight: covid surges, but so does demand for shots. cases top 100,000 a day for the first time in months. fear and anxiety over the delta variant fueling vaccinations. still the party goes while masks and hot spots reappear. >> the virus and the infection is escalating considerably. >> duncan: also tonight the u.s. senate works overtime to strike a deal on a trillion dollar infrastructure bill. plus, olympic streak: america's cealeb dressel is golden yet again while a speedster born in texas shocked the world on the track. big city comeback, why predictions of a pandemic demise may be premature. and later, the photographer fighting to save the wild horses of the american west. >> they need our voices. this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york, here's jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening, thanks for jo

that's a shocking number, and look with the lost during this past jupiter in building its estimate as many as 324,000 people inla rural maryland do nt have access to broadband. and 96,000 households in baltimore, baltimore region do not have access to broadband. we must do better. our goal should be that every house should have access to high-speed internet, affordable internet. this legislation moves us forward on both access and affordability b on broadband. that's critically important and i'm glad to see that it is included. as much as i support this legislation i've got to express my disappointment as to how this bill is paid for. as chairman of the small business committee i helped develop the programs that help small businesses during covid-19. they weren't they wel businesses. it saves small businesses. save our economy. it saved jobs and it is saved the growth engine for innovation in our community. one to overuse it was extremely important was economic injury disaster loan program and advanced program. over 4 million idle loans have been granted in excess of $230 billion. the

they all did a very good job, but i felt commissioner jupiter-jones was the most affective at this event, without question. and i'll tell you why: most of the politicians talked about the bigger groups, the funders, which, as i mentioned, is totally necessary. but when commissioner jupiter-jones spoke representing the commission, she brought it down to the community level. she talked about teaching at brett hart school. i believe it was her first teaching job, which is right next door. more importantly, she gave a shoutout to the staff at gilman, to robert watkins and duran tyson and christopher adams, and jamie omens. she gave a shot out to them so that when all of the media and politicians and speakers left, it was great to hear those people mentioned because they're the ones that are going to have to take care of this space. they're the ones that are going to have to provide this positive programming for all of the youth in that neighborhood. so i just wanted to tell everyone what a fantastic job she did. as i said, the most affective part of her presentation is that she brought the c

particular that's coming for us as an asteroid, not a meteor, but the asteroid is nestle between mars and jupiter, they say. and it is believed to be the remnants of a pro planet destroyed by hidden, wrung collisions on the solar system formed. the thing i want to point out about this is of course we keep on seeing alien's asteroids. absolutely free money. no matter what, there's going to be some sort of emergency which will justify us all becoming billing or is we're all going to be billionaires is all going to be that oprah mean, where she's like jeff, where she's handing out money to everybody. everybody gets a $1000000000.00. so there it seems like there's non stop chaos from the deepest history of our solar planet. constantly being thrown at us, whether it's aliens, asteroids are absolutely free money and it's all coming for us. on the 50th anniversary week of the nixon shock when the us went off the gold standard and we've had 50 years of non stop, absolutely free money, free credit printing free money, free money, free money for all. all right. yeah. well, it's all coming together, so you'

but they say their plan is just to study the object that is located between the orbit of mars and jupiter. psyche 16 was discovered back in 2019, and nasa is planning a mission to explore up close next year. now if you're also wondering why they are planning on mining the asteroid just yet, well, that's because some estimates, the value of its gold is so massive. it would make everyone in the earth a billionaire while also destroying commodity prices and possibly leading to the collapse of the world economy as we know it. and another news, nasa now says they have a better understanding of an asteroid that they have been keeping an eye on since it was discovered back in 1999. well, it currently orbits. the son, experts say there is a one in 1750 chance that the asteroid will come crashing to earth sometime between now and the next 200 years, just one in 1750 rachel. that entire story was about the plot of armageddon. as far as i'm concerned, and that's it for this time we catch boom bus on demand on portable tv available on smartphones and tablets, google play and the apple app store for t

san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones.president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have not for

fox jupiter fox news contributor but the theme of this edition is really stars and outer space startingew trend. >>ew from fillers to vampire facials hollywood has way to popularize bizarre practices i call the latest fad and washed she. is ashton and mia explaining what i mean. >> i wash my armpits i and crotch daily in nothing else ever. >> when i had children i also did not wash them every day i did not bathe my newborns ever and something smells. [laughter] >> if you can see dirt on them, clean them otherwise there is no point. >> it's called hygiene. >> e tbut we should be washed regularly. no one ones to smell your funk or your kids but this is a real fad. don't laugh here is kristen go describing her delayed bathing habits red flag. >> and fortunately andte also causes infections if you leave bacteria on the body by the time people snow you you are way past bathingng time. >>laura: perhaps she has never traveled to decades when deodorant was a big thing in france but the first time i went to europe and there was difference in very pungent and in the eighties it was not a big part

it's currently orbiting jupiter's largest moon taking high-resolution digital photographs. >> penny.entually became sheldon's love interest, and of course that opened up a whole other pandora's box. may i ask you a question before i give it to you? [ laughter ] >> of course. >> why are we saying give it to you like that? >> at the beginning, sheldon is an outcast and intellectual, a geek. by the end, he's found his soulmate. he has friends, he's won a nobel prize. >> i have been encouraged, sustained, inspired, and tolerated not only by my wife but by the greatest group of friends anyone ever had. >> this show stayed on forever. it's huge. and they're nerds. >> we started to see articles written about how young people were going into s.t.e.m. fields in school because "the big bang theory" made it look cool. >> i need to get to here. >> what's there? >> the earliest estimate of the singularity. >> so, you're upset about missing out on becoming some sort of freakish self-aware robot? >> by this much. [ laughter ] >> it used to be chic to be normal and regular, but now it it's very chic

the interview with president trump, former press qatari cohost kaylee machen any former fox news jupiterp from joe contra. thank you for joining me. kaylee kayleigh mcenany, i asked about dreadful implications from the teachers unions they may be shutting down the schools specifically in chicago. your thoughts on back? >> he was fired up about it. i'll never forget the press asking me about the president says when schools open, does he mean every day of the week, as he mean partially, what does he mean flux i went to him in the oval office and i said what you mean? i'm pretty sure i know your gut instinct think i will was open, they don't transmit it the same way, i once was open pretty sure that was the answer. went to the oval office he said yes, i want them open and i want them now. this was like last year. the data was always there. schools need to be open. claims reported from a schools lunches, a lot of kids depend on. the president was unmistakable and then you have joe biden kat telling teachers union friday, jen psaki was asked, can you name one parent group you are working with

fox news jupiter joe concha. are you homicidal? your wife is a doctor, right? the democrat media?ing, on the front lines of credit for 15 months so pretty sure we are not homicidal people but joy read should not be any work within 500 feet of a microphone let alone an actual stage. this is the same person who pop supreme court justice thomas or clarence. earlier this summer she claimed skyrocketing private crime is a right wing talking points without the actual crime stats. she wants conservatives to trade and tax cuts for the ability to say the n-word like the good old days. the hyperbole on steroids she lied about this by the way from years ago that had homophobic anti-semitic racist, she said it was hacked. what if they do? turnaround and warned her, aforestated. unfortunately the ratings are as low as her discourse and the same, hopefully somewhat of important, comcast msnbc step in and said this poisonous discourse has no place on our air but i would never happen because they are run by, this is a bad combination, incompetent cowards. >> it's simple gas lighting and you know