because there are many kens.? >> alan is just hoping not to be left behind. he wants to jump on with barbie's evolution. the movie hopefully lets people reclaim what barbie means a little bit. and let it move forward. >> what i love about my character is, she's the stand-in for all of us. for us human women trying to figure out what it means to be a woman, real or imagined. >> reporter: america ferrera of "ugly betty" fame plays a human, a mattel employee, and mom of a jaded teen helping the doll navigate the real world. >> now, get in now! >> your character, gloria, is a classic mom of a teenage daughter who's trying to figure out that complex relationship. i've been there. suddenly your daughter doesn't want you near her, can't stand you. tell me a little bit about gloria. >> gloria is this grown woman who has managed to hold on to the value of play. and as women, that's not something we get to hold on to. so did getting to hold on to our professionalism, our seriousness, our depth, to me is like a reclaiming o

ken: thank you. we don't want to get too gloomy but we do care about the facts and the facts are right now america is in kind of a gloomy place. almost kind of surprisingly so. if you had told me two years ago we would be worried about an economy that was too hot, which wasn't even a phrase we were talking about, that we would be where we are with our covid rates, not necessarily done do ne but feeling better, addressing climate, global competitiveness, that we would have had a midterm election that would pretty smoothly and wasn't really contested, i might have told you then, wow, we would be feeling pretty good as a country. but we are not really. the poll we put out this morning shows america in a pretty gloomy spot. 19% satisfied with the state of the nation. that is pretty low. we were asking about people's outlook and peoples looking back. the outlook is very gloomy. we have fewer people confident in the future of our country that we've seen in previous polling during the pandemic and before. w

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>> they never played with ken. never played with ken. nobody plays with ken, man [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't really play with ken >> did you play with ken >> jimmy: um -- >> exactly [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i didn't play with him >> exactly >> jimmy: dude, it was available. >> and yet -- >> jimmy: he stayed in the toy box. [ laughter ] >> he's an -- he's an accessory and not even one of the cool ones >> jimmy: he's an accessory of barbies. yes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know what, there was a thing on -- in "vanity fair." they said they think they know why you chose the role of ken. because you have a love of jean jackets. >> oh. >> jimmy: and -- [ laughter ] that's you throughout the years loving the jean jacket i do -- i do like a good jean jacket if i can rock it. but -- but that is not the reason why you chose ken >> did you bring me on your show to denim shame me >> jimmy: yeah >> is that what this is? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah yeah, by denim -- yeah -- >> there's no denim shame in my game, man. >> jim

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the earing magic kendall triggered one of the few ken controversies with his fishing net shirt, leather waist coat and jewelry. this can proved unexpectedly popular with a gay community before motel took the dog off the shelves to progressive for the kids rooms. after all, ken does have one small song at least as a dom, and it's something that women or barbie should be aware of and she has no genitalia, oops. and why is that? i'm actually not sure the was waste atomic breasts and less legs. let's be honest, who looks like that. even doctor say not all organs would fit into bobby's body, for breasts would be so heavy in real life that you would have to crawl on all fours. some it is say she's not a suitable toy for little kids. and those feet barbie is everything we didn't want to be and were told to be with us. not all for many, some it is in the western world. body embodies an image of a woman that is meant to perform bobby eastward as barbie's. maybe not the norm, but already a step in the construction of this norm of the young white, then non disabled body, which is ready for action

let me turn now to ken propp, and ken first, congratulations on the paper. for all our listeners out there, our viewers out there, it's a very clear explanation of the current situation and of these many other initiatives that steve was just discussing. i'd like to focus on on a min the u.s.-eu part of this and then we are going to expand the discussion more on the multilateral side. what is your view, having gone through some of the earlier come having personally gone through some of the earlier iterations of u.s.-eu data privacy arrangements, of the sustainability of this particular framework that is being put forward? and what other avenues to the u.s. and the eu have to build some kind of a data protection arrangement, should this not prove to be sustainable? >> thank you, fran. it's great tort have this opportunity this morning with such a distinguished colleagues from the u.s.. government and brussels. lucrezia has outlined the key aspects of the new framework. it's very likely that there will be a challenge before the court of justice, and the focus w

ken leon joins us for more.ocused on the beat, the raise, or the provisions for credit losses? ken: i would focus on the economy and the strength of the results and performance. that is peculiar. you build reserves for loan losses and also looking ahead to weaker performance. sometimes you have loan loss reversals. we had that one year ago. what is likely now as we have a soft landing on the recession the second half of the year. the likelihood is the provision slow down and possibly the reserves may be too high in 2024 when you have the ability for much better comparisons with 2023. this is a good quarter. we thought this would be the trough of the investment banking cycle. the strength of the consumer and commercial loan activity is very promising and size matters and that has been your discussion the last half hour. tom: it is buried in the powerpoint. i know you know this. 35% pretax margin on jp morgan asset and wealth management. 35% on the dollar. that is not in the textbooks. what is so important to me,

first, ken's analysis is spot on.ond, i always thought that if you're going to charge a former president, specifically, mr. trump, it has to be with a crime that is extraordinarily serious and evidence that is extraordinarily compelling. this is, without a doubt, extraordinarily serious crime, the effort to overturn a fair and free election. now, we still have to wait, ana, to see what the evidence is. we know from the mar-a-lago documents case that the government produced a richly detailed, you know, narrative of the crimes they were alleging, with specific dates and stacks and occurrences. i'm looking forward to seeing that here because i fully expect mr. trump to be indicted. if you receive a target letter, you're a likely defendant, and you can expect to be charged with a federal crime. that's precisely what happened here, ana. >> chuck, is this case as straightforward as the classified documents case, or is this a more difficult one to bring, if there are indeed charges that are coming in an indictment in a few d

i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. ruby princess was supposed depart san francisco at 4 o'clock. >> this afternoon, it's still sitting along the san francisco waterfront between pier 39 and the ferry building we believe, is pure 27. but that departure has been delayed. now they're still sitting there. kron four's terisa staff. so is standing by. she's not far from the ship. i'm sure those people want to be on their way to re. so what are you hearing? >> we are hearing from a passenger onboard catherine and ken, i'm going step out of the ways you can save yourself that indeed the ship is still there. we just received some new information about the latest on this cruise ship. as i mentioned, the passenger told us that it was supposed to leave it for 15. however, the passenger says that the captain just announced on a loudspeaker that there is your crew in route to look and address the damage. also that the damage is not severe. the captain said it does not affect the seaworthiness of the vessel. that was his words. he al

. >> ken dilanian is at the justice department. ken, is it looking like today? what are you hearing from your sources at the justice department? >> reporter: i think you laid out some of the very important signals that today could be a big day. perhaps most important, the fact that donald trump's legal team traveled to the special counsel's office, which is some way away from here at the justice department, to have a meeting. at that meeting, they were told to expect an indictment against their client. we have known that's the situation ever since former president trump got a target letter more than a week ago. we expected the grand jury to meet this past tuesday, but they didn't for reasons that are unclear. then we saw them come in early today. this is a secret process. hard facts on the ground are few. we are relying on smoke signals and whispered conversations in the hallways here. it sure is looking like today is a very important day. this would be an incredibly significant development. as i look at the arc of the story, it wasn't very long ago people were

after finally seeking help, ken says that things started to improve.around the country to raise funds for veterans mental health and encourages them to speak up. because you believe that with you not there, your family and friends will be better off and your pain will be gone. but it's not true. their pain will intensify dramatically because they've lost somebody they've loved. when we look inwardly, we're really looking to heal. terrance lafromboise, a member of the blackfoot confederacy nation, understands ken struggle. he's part of the statewide team that rolled out the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline. we had to create that cowboy up mentality to survive that then had ripple effects over time. that creates some of the mental health crises we're seeing today. i get really emotional because mental health is affecting our indigenous communities. we're losing two too many people at a at a higher rate than i've ever had in my lifetime. voices of hope is it scary when it's a suicide call? yeah. so you're constantly trying to think one step ahead of the ne

ken wayne is here with a look at what's coming up. ken. catherine, think you'll see in a minute.se ship that crashed collided in the pier 27 while talking this morning. >> the ship was supposed to depart on a cruise to alaska 2 hours ago. passengers still waiting to leave. we're going have the latest in a live report. well, another blow to san francisco's economy. 2 companies have canceled big event at moscow. nice enter. we'll explain how this will affect the city's tourism industry. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. >> i was i thought i felt a little at the time. i thought, oh, we must be docking. >> well, they kind of were, not really about 6 o'clock. a cruise hit pier 27 in san francisco happened early this morning. it has delayed travel for thousands of passengers. hello, everyone, and welcome. i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. ruby princess was supposed depart san francisco at 4 o'clock. >> this afternoon, it's still sitting along the san francisco waterfront between pier 39 and the ferry building

after all, ken does have one small flaw, at least as a dom. and it's something that women or barbie should be aware of, and she has no genitalia, oops. and why is that? and i'm actually not sure the was waste atomic breasts and less legs. let's be honest, who looks like that. even the doctor say not all organs would fit into bobby's body for breasts would be so heavy in real life that you would have to crawl on all fours. some it is say she's not a suitable toy for little kids and those feet. barbie is everything we didn't want to be and were told to be with us. not all for many, some of this in the western world. body embodies an image of a woman that is meant to perform bobby eastward as barbie's, maybe not the norm, but already a step in the construction of this norm of the young white, then non disabled body, which is ready for action in a capitalist world. because the fit body also stands for the performing body, which you can do what you want with my kind of as my most of the problem is. barbie stands for a beauty standard that can put p

men actually -- ken doesn't represent men, ken represents the masculinity that traps men.tain income, to be associated with a certain partner. we put these pressures on men. it's not men that are imagining these things. these are prerequisites of a traditional, very old model of masculinity. and for so long we were so afraid of barbie confining girls into one model of femininity. we have to expand the conversation to think, what could men be outside of ken in this traditional model of masculinity? let's imagine something better for all men to feel enough and to go on this beautiful journey of self-discovery. >> liz, let's talk about something more serious in the real world. this idea about power and control and the exertion of it over women and their bodies. ohio's republican secretary of state actually saying and admitting that republicans were trying to make it harder for this ballot amendment to pass to be able to allow the enshrinement of the right to an abortion in that state's constitution. what are your thoughts about the fact that they don't care, they'll just say

i'm ken wayne. we have team coverage for you tonight to resist osseo live for us in lafayette where temperatures will reach at least the upper 90's this weekend. she'll have tips on how to recognize heat exhaustion. >> rob nesbitt live for us in livermore or cal osha is keeping up with outdoor workers who are out in the heat. >> but first, there's lawrence lawrence is here to tell us about. temperatures expected not been a lot of very hot weather, lawrence. yeah. and so it begins. the heat wave started today. temperatures in the east bay valleys. >> as expected soaring well in the 90's, even some triple digits and it still hot outside right now. look at u.s.. 100 degrees right now in brentwood. 94 in livermore. 98 altamonte looking toward a many of the east bay valleys. those temperatures staying very warm. 97 and hot in walnut creek. 93 in pittsburgh, 96 in real distance, still 100 degrees in vacaville. now inside the bay. we've had enough of the sea breeze. keep those temperatures cooler. but boy,

lukashenko alya ken and putin alya barbie uh-uh br ugly.e way, this is this um this application that generates these um these barbies creates barbies from your pictures. it is a private initiative of barbie mivin. it is called something like that, and it requires your e-mail , as it were, to send the results . moreover, it creates these avatars, artificial intelligence creates avatars, not just by taking some photos from your facebook page . or from some other social network of yours and uh collects - just requires these photos of yours for you to send and besides, the developer of this service is the rvn wei company, they researched it, it is engaged in branding and design with offices , it has its offices in new york and seattle, but users found at least one product designer of the company on linkedin and guess what is the name of this food designer andria you have ideas i know yes slavyanochka anna starikova guess which country she is from wait for the figure of a barbud from russia with the word friends even in this such toys be careful

and they turn the ken's and ken's against each other and make go from friends ken's against each otherwar. go from friends ken's against each other and make a war. so from friends ken's against each other and make a war. so they'reands ken's against each other and make a war. so they're sois to having a war. so they're so distracted can't vote. distracted they can't vote. >> actually a play on >> so it's actually a play on what men do to women in the real world. >> that's the whole point of it. that's that's how second wave feminism live feminism and how women live and women understand how men live. >> so .clever. >> that's why it's so .clever. >> that's why it's so .clever. >> did see it when you were >> did you see it when you were watching it? >> what you >> is this what you saw? >> is this what you saw? >> i, i think >> i did see i, i think i disagree with both of you. >> oh, here we go. here we go. >> oh, here we go. here we go. >> i saw it. more of an emotional awake reckoning really is a celebration of womanhood. i saw mum and the way that my saw my mum and the way that my mum l

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>> the ken crusher. can't miss ken's abs. >> oh, yes. all right. >> all right.>> oh, yeah. >> that's not right. >> opposite. there we go. boom. >> how many reps? how many sets? >> ten. five on each side. these work your obliques and core. >> yeah, you are. this is great. i always think about ab workouts on the ground. >> low impact move. >> and last real quick. the barbie burpee. >> the barbie burpee. >> we love them. >> how come i have to do the how come i have to do the burpee? >> four moves. jump squat high plank pushup. >> all right. we're sending it to you. ready? >> jump it, squat it. >> i got this. jump squat down. and whit? >> up next our mission should we choose to accept it, talking about mission impossible. we're gonna blast the core. we got glove works here, leyon azubuike. i can't. man. all right. let's start here. we've got some crawling moves. avoid the laser beams. >> that's right. that's right. >> laser beams, might be on top of a train. look. down on all fours. our core nice and engaged, our spine is neutral our triceps are burning. we're just

back with us, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian.ring, what are you latest hearing on all of this? >> jose, it is starting to look like today is going to be a very important day. obviously, you know, we can't say anything with certainty as we learned yesterday in the hunter biden situation, the best laid plans, federal prosecutors can blow up in their face, depending on how things transpire. this is a secret process. what we do know is trump attorneys, todd blanche and john laurel did go to the special counsel's office, away from the justice department where i am, and meet with jack smith and his team today and they were told to expect an indictment of their client, former president donald trump. and we know that the grand jury is meeting today, grand jurors were spotted quite early, actually, this morning, at the courthouse in washington, d.c. and so it is very possible and many people are expecting that they would vote to indict today and then we may see that indictment today. and what i find interesting about this whole process is

breaking news from ken dilanian about new additional charges. donald trump facing another count for willful retention of ndi. two count deleting surveillance footage, and then deoliveira on his own having the false statements charge. renato, deletion of surveillance footage? how much more consciousness of guilt can you get from donald trump? >> i think that's the key. you mentioned donald trump. i think a lot of this is a way of sidestepping some of the key defenses and arguments that trump is raising. if he keeps talking about the presidential records act, there's declassification nonsense. all of that is pushed to the side when you're talking about deleting evidence, destroying evidence, lying to the fbi. hiding evidence from the government sidesteps that. very hard for them in the jury room to justify that to their fellow jurors. one thing you focused on a moment ago was this false statement charge to the fbi. it's important to understand the context of that. this is after the fbi raided mar-a-lago. this is after there's a criminal investigat

but when she felt better welsh accent ken buck. her - welsh accent ken buck.she feels stuck in has met her own appeal for help. stuck in has met her own appeal for hel. , for help. something is obviously _ for help. something is obviously going - for help. something is obviously going wrong j for help. something is i obviously going wrong in for help. something is - obviously going wrong in my brain. something is obviously not right because he wakes up speaking it only different accent? so i would like to work with somebody that can help me and then we can help others, like i want to help everyone that's got this, i'm not the only person, but start with me. i'll be a guinea pig!— i'll be a guinea pig! simon sark, i'll be a guinea pig! simon spark. bbc _ i'll be a guinea pig! simon spark, bbc news. - we wish zoe well. now, every artist needs a canvas for their work. some use paper or cloth. others use the human body. but one swiss artist likes to think big — really big, as tim allman explains. the thing about art as it is also do with your perspective. here and

>> we have three people so far and one ken yesterday with. less -- stuart: what would it take to make me into a ken? facial surgery or anything else? >> you've got the silver fox thing going, which works, but if you did want to do the ken, or i'd to to do the six-pack etching -- stuart: you can actually do that? the. >> oh, yeah, certainly can. stuart: you can do this and -- >> yeah. and you can inject it into the muscle, and that gives the appearance of a stronger, bigger chest, arms, quads. and and we can put it in the jaw line, the cheeks, the chin. >> i mean, he's got the jaw line and the chin. >> you're correct. [laughter] stuart: you're a marketing genius. >> oh, i appreciate it. stuart: to come up with this when the barbie movie was released, that was genius. >> we've been making barbies for years. stuart: you've been making barbies for year years? >> of course. stuart: that's a line, that's a good one. what surgeries would be involved in the female barbie makeover? >> so it's tailored to whatever they need and what they look like. you

i want to get the red from ken fisher. founder of fisher investments.wall street normally writes off the adp report. it was such a huge number. almost half a million. you couldn't ignore it. markets didn't ignore it. >> well, you think it would be good news at a time where people previously had been so preoccupied with concerns about recession. but today they're fearful again of the fed as i've said for a while. we have brick after brick after brick in the wall of worry that bull markets love to climb. and people don't quite get it because they're sometimes slow to learn on these things. if you go back to the first 75 basis point hike that the fed did 13 months ago, stock market is up 16%. nasdaq is up 23%. if you remember, this was all supposed to be terrible for stokes and worse for growth and technology stocks. the lesson they can't learn is what everybody believes will happen and talks ant. they traded before they talk. it's already in the prices at the time that they're talking. >> also, you know, this is sort of -- for someone that is not active i

and ken. that's the rendering there. let's get serious, sports fans. it's 11:00 eastern time and friday, july 21st and we'll cover the markets for you. little bit of green left hand side of the screen. dow's up 75, nasdaq up 15, and p up 12, no major gains. check out big tech. earlier this morning, they were all down and now it's a mixed picture, alphabet, amazon, microsoft turning higher and meta is down and 3.38%. markets on a friday morning. now this. what's going on in democrat politics? trying to figure it out makes your head spin. the party's in turmoil whether they admit it or not. first, they've got to deal with the president's physical and mental difficulties. this is urgent. thursday, the president again stumbled through a speech and slurred his words, watch this. >> inflation has slowed every single digits month in the last 12 -- obstructi on a yearly base last 12 months. how many times you read that recession is coming? even in wall street today said [inaudible]. it's the lowest po

back to ken and catherine. >> thank a breeze. so hey, the numbers are up for tonight's mega millions. that jackpot is now worth roughly 450 million. those are the numbers on your screen. 8, 10, 17. 55 66, the mega ball number is 3. no one has won a mega million since april. and a reminder the powerball jackpot is at 615 million dollars. that drawing is tomorrow night. at 8 o'clock. it's the second largest jackpot of the year. >> last time someone won. the powerball was in april of this year when a winning ticket worth 252 million dollars was sold in ohio. >> still ahead, the latest jobs report shows slower growth in the number of jobs added to economy. experts are babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity.

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. police riot gear responding to that event. >> dozens of people including teens, were thrown in jail video also showing people taking over a muni bus or train covering it with graffiti kron four's haaziq mod-yoon was there for the chief's response has more.

after all, ken does have one small long, at least as a dog. and it's something that women or barbie should be aware of, and she has no genitalia, oops. and why is that? and i'm actually not sure the was waste atomic breasts and list legs. let's be honest. who looks like that. even the doctor say not all organs would fit into barbie's body for breasts would be so heavy in real life that you would have to crawl on all fours. some it is say she's not a suitable toy for little kids and those feet. barbie is everything we didn't want to be and were told to be with us. not all for many, some of this in the western world. body embodies an image of a woman that is meant to perform. bobby eastwood as barbie's, maybe not the norm, but already a step in the construction of this norm of the young white, then non disabled body, which is ready for action in a capitalist world. because the fit body also stands for the performing body, which you can do what you want. westman kind of this one. most of the problem is barbie stands for a beauty standard that can

and as ken laid out, we're not expecting any type of indictment coming out today. and that being said, it is curious though that the grand jury is actually still convened behind me. we haven't seen any indication of them leaving the building as of yet. usually they some ultimate down business around 4:00 p.m. or so. so we have to wait for them to leave. so we need to look ahead to next week. historically tuesday and thursday the grand jury meets. so we expect the next time will that they will convene next tuesday. and throughout the day there has been a lot of -- and i will say it seems planning going on when it comes to security personnel. u.s. marshals and along with metro and park police kind of convening earlier today outside this courtroom and then making their way inside the building behind me, whether or not they were planning for something that was incoming, we don't necessarily know. nonetheless i think that with our reporting coupled with of course what we've heard from the former president and his attorneys as well, somewhat surprising to learn that the

ken and catherine, back to you. thank a breeze. newly released body camera video is telling us more about the richmond officer involved shooting that left one man dead. we should note some viewers may find part of the video. hard to watch. >> officers shot and killed. 66 year-old kevin macdonald while trying to serve a search warrant at a home last week. they say they found a large stash of weapons there. police already have mcdonald's roommate, jose martinez in custody and police say they were trying to retrieve his weapons from the property when officers arrived. one officer says he encountered mcdonald behind a closed door. police say he pointed an ar 15 style rifle at the officer which prompted the officer to open fire. mcdonald died at the scene. and investigators >> senate on 53 guns in total, including 17 ghost guns. several ar-style rifles. there was a live grenade. a lot of ammo and even a quick news make guns. federal agents and a bomb squad were called in to collect the weapons. >> information that we have was that there

i'm ken wayne. the city of berkeley is still weighing the possibility >> of license plate readers to try to crack down on crime. the proposal continues to be rejected by the police accountability board because of concerns including privacy kron four's. dan thorn in our newsroom with more on that. can automated license plate readers are not new in the bay area, but they would be new to the city of berkeley, the police department, which is right now understaffed is hoping to use these tools to help solve crimes in the city. but there are some in the community who are wondering if these cameras are worth installing. license plate readers of the next to old brooke lee. police are hoping to use to fight crime in the city. >> the department is seeking to have more than 50 of them installed throughout berkeley to spot stolen cars. cars used in crimes and the like as we're re-imagining policing the city of berkeley, you know, we're re imagining the police department actively. we don't feel like this is the

i'm ken wayne. today's hit and run happened near alum rock park kron 4 s justin campbell joins us live from san jose. >> with the latest just. ken and vicki, still no one in custody, but san jose police tell us tonight 3 cars were involved in this deadly hit and run, but only 2 of them here at the scene pulled over in, stayed in, spoke with police. but tonight we have surveillance video of car that police are looking for and that driver wanted for a felony hit and run. >> this surveillance video from nearby don donut shows the moment a white pickup truck traveling southbound on white road slams into a woman pushing her cart trying to cross the street on a friday afternoon or 5 coming the state says some of that but happens a on this particular cayo cook owner of the doughnut shop says he recognized the woman. i saw the video, there was a we believe she was customer went out of ensure. san jose police say the woman was on housed and was not in the crosswalk. >> and after initially being hit, she got

my, my social project was initiated by ken todo you or she, fuji, the ceo of the star shop or a lab. it was his own experience of loneliness that inspired him to stop the business. 10 times spent a number of years in hospitals as a child, the and what the she's off on the home. i was away from school for 3 and a half years that i remember always wishing i had a 2nd body that you must because if i had another body, even if i was injured or hospitalized, you've been, i could still participate in society, new. but in my 2nd body, most of the kind of that check out and cut some costs. rise of robots is often seen as a threat to our jobs. the ken towers 6 to take advantage of the social potential of new technologies they will assist you. and so we don't want to use artificial intelligence robots to make i work more efficient or to reduce the number of people . but rather to create ways we can work, even if we become fedbid and we're unable to move our bodies back in. so you bustle, think goose title. i'd like you to raise visiting. don't cafe for the 1st time. she wasn't sure what to expe

sorry, 2010, it was pps to ken clarke. forthe sorry, 2010, it was pps to ken clarke. for the last four years he has been a dedicated defence secretary and i want to recognise his work with ukraine and the armed forces. his decisions on sending military support to ukraine, and getting other nations to do more, on day classifying intelligence have all been beneficial for ukraine and for britain. today the defence secretary is presenting his plan for the future of the british armed forces at a time when we have the return of major war to the continent of europe as well as growing threats elsewhere in the world. as his own future is not short, how long is the she” future is not short, how long is the shelf life of this plan? industry and leaders can't be sure his successor will agree with his decisions, will accept his cuts, will act on his approach and they can't be sure how the strategic defence review plant built by his party and mine after the next election will reboot defence planning. it didn't have to be this way. labourwanted planning. it didn't have to be this wa

with ken towers 6 to take advantage of the social potential of new technologies with us as you. and so we don't want to use artificial intelligence robots to make our work more efficient or to reduce the number of people. but rather to create ways we can work. and then even if we become fedbid and we're unable to move our bodies back in, oh, you bustle, think goose title. i like you. raise visiting don't cafe for the 1st time. she wasn't sure what to expect from the experience, but she quickly gets used to interacting with the board, have a task. i think it's a great project and i hope we can use this as a starting in point to expand on in the future in the stand for the to still keep. did that even not the most as t. i think it's hard for me to see the connections that have be made between people through robots not according to a nationwide survey on loneliness in isolation published earlier this year, some 40 percent of people in japan, at least occasionally feel lonely at this cafe robots help overcome social isolation, but for the pilots and for the customers. don't cafe? it

ken, back to you. all right, grant, thank you. as san francisco continues to combat the drug epidemic, mayor london breed is saying an overwhelming majority of people arrested for drug use are not residents of the city. >> her statements come as arrests for drug dealing in the tenderloin and the soma area have doubled in the past week. reid says the increased arrests are a result of sfpd is coordinated drug market enforcement effort last month. governor gavin newsom double the number of chp officers deployed to san francisco to try to crack down on the opioid crisis. >> alameda county judges accepted a plea bargain that will send alonso lockwood to prison for up to 12 years on one charge of voluntary manslaughter. log would originally faced a life sentence for the alleged murders of 3 men who were all shot and killed in separate shootings in oakland in 2008, the case made headlines earlier this year when district attorney pamela price moved to dismiss 2 of the 3 murder charges after a key witness backed out from testifying lockwoo

ken: when the decade turned over into the '70s, television was very rural.bs had "beverly hillbillies," "green acres." "petticoat junction" and these kind of rural fantasies of mayberry as a -- the hillbilly shows were everywhere, and then they weren't. elana: fred silverman, who was running programming at cbs, said we're gonna get rid of the shows that are the most highly rated, and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. they changed the face of television. my name is norman lear. until 1971, he was a very successful, if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." gilligan: norman lear and bud yorkin created absolutely iconic shows. shales: they revolutionized not only cbs, but all of american television. our world is coming crumbling down. the coons are coming. to use language like that on tv was just unheard of, but it really captured a certain moment. archie, 12% of the population is black. there

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. police riot gear responding to that event. >> dozens of people including teens, were thrown in jail video also showing people taking over a muni bus or train covering it with graffiti kron four's haaziq mod-yoon was there for the chief's response has more. >> but he's a people who look at these images and the response and they say that the police should have been that are the whole reason. why would sideways is because the cops with >> i would say that the people who live in that community don't agree with that. francisco police chief bill scott is pushing back against criticism for officers changing into what some see as militaristic looking gear at the annual un sanctions skateboarding event full of teenagers with the laura street officers. >> put on their safety equipment, their helmets to face shields. after the violence escalated. >> scott says some of that violence included illegal fireworks being targeted towards officers. and we're not talking about firecrackers. >> we're talk

ken and catherine. and hopefully it's great show tonight. thank you for that report. >> 4th of july also marks the 50th anniversary of the bay area's most visible structure sutro tower. the tower will lit up tonight with a dozen multi-coloured lasers to create a sea of light and we will bring you the display live on kron four's july 4th live. that's tonight at 9. but first, kron four's ella sogomonian. >> tells us about the history and the function of the tower. >> for the last 50 years, the sutro tower has

ken, start us off. bring us up to date. walk us through the latest addition, de oliveira, and walt nauta as well. >> there are two sets of significant allegations against donald trump in these three criminal charges. in the first one, he's charged with one additional count of willful retention of national defense information. that's related to the war document. that's deeply significant, especially because he denied it exists. now it's clear the government has it. the other two counts related to altering or destroying or mutilating documents. that's an alleged obstruction of justice scheme. a new scheme in the superseding indictment between donald trump and two employees. one his codefendant, and wallet walt nauta. shortly after donald trump received a subpoena demanding surveillance footage from mar-a-lago, he started this plan in motion. he called both walt nauta, and carlos de oliveira. nauta makes an unscheduled trip to mar-a-lago. he wasn't meant to be there. according to the indictment, he speaks to de oliveira, and t