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i'm carl quintanilla with julia boorstin today expedia's chief peter kern will join us in a few moments. a krnks exclusive as that stock is getting flipped after earnings. >>> banana boat with results out and the ceo coming up. >>> morgan stanley's wealth management on reasons to get bearish quickly in this market. >>> stocks are extending yesterday's drop as the yields rise, the s&p and nasdaq are now on pace for their worst week since march. >> interesting action in bonds as the ten gets back to 4.2. weird. today we got decent productivity data, labor costs were okay, and then prices paid on the ism back to the highest levels since april. so the market's sussing out what is the inflation trend right now. >> watching that inflation trend and that commentary we got from warren buffett and his confidence in treasuries and the fact he's going to keep buying is just a question of which treasury >> right and then, of course, a slew of corporate results. we talked media last hour with warner bros. discovery all eyes are on apple and amazon and their commentary about the back drop. >> i think

for this crime, kern was sentenced to death after the war, and the staff hospitals received nurses.this potion this poison received 20 years in prison. a separate category to be liquidated was not planned to be postponed until the end of the war, not to be postponed to some later date in the soviet union, during the evacuation , few managed to leave. the rest were trapped. mostly. these were old people. children are pregnant women for whom movement to evacuate was either contraindicated or impossible. it was not difficult for the germans to find those who remained in the city, there were those who wished curry favor with the invaders. here is ivan pekhov in kursk, this comrade worked on the railway before the war, and before the double he had already retired and was engaged in raising pigeons. and people paid attention to the fact that this person. e, somewhere a few months before the occupation of the city of kursk, he began to actively walk, but the so-called jewish quarter of the city of kursk later turned out that he walked around this quarter with the sole purpose of enumeratin

ed: the expedia ceo peter kern, thank you for your time.ch raised the better part of $1 billion, the self-driving company is working with car companies to operationalize self-driving semi trucks but also consumer vehicles. the stock is down 0.7% but had been up earlier this session. they have shrinking losses and joining us is the aurora ceo. it's good to see you in person again. >> ed: ed: it's been a while. let's start with $820 million or so. how have you explain to investors how you will use it? >> it is kind of incredible to raise that money in this environment. it's a strong vote of confidence from the investment community. it's about delivering our product. next year, we expect to have trucks on the road with nobody in them and can can -- and can commercial aided automated trucking. ed: you want to put them in semi trucks with a safety driver. explain the pathway to making money on a business like that. the frustration is understanding the application of the tech in the real world. >> we have the opportunity of having a product that

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doris kerns goodwin on msnbc said something to the effect of we have to do anything we can to stop himtion. that's a direct shot. you are saying you need to subvert the democratic process. you're acknowledging donald trump's not just potential, but perhaps probability of winning an election and saying we'll do anything we can to to stop him from being president of the united states. and it's not just doris kerns goodwin, there's sound of president biden saying the same -- pete: saying the very same thing. will: -- when asked what will you do about your rival, we will do anything we can to protect this democracy. rachel: her comments were mt. context of the left's, the democratic party's, we're still stunned. we've indicted him three times and his poll numbers go up? they're freak out. then basically she said if this whole indictment doesn't work and everything else we've try on him, we have to figure out some way because it's just not tenable for us to have that guy be elected. pete: yeah. and it's staggering what he's endured. he's facing hundreds of years of potential jail time. so w

this is flooding in kern county, north of la. but there's also extensive flooding in the palm springs area and several school districts, including los angeles , are closed today. >> and we're going to stay in california this morning where a store owner is dead after what law enforcement officials described as a senseless act of hate. police say she was killed because of the pride flag that she displayed to support the lgbtq community. here's abc's derrick dennis. this morning. >> authorities in california are investigating what they say could be a hate crime. >> a california store owner in lake arrowhead, a mountain community east of la, was shot and killed, alleging by a man who took issue with a pride flag hanging in her store. cal was governor saying this is absolutely horrific, this disgusting hate has no place in california. >> new folks moving into town, new couples, new lgbtq families. they were concerned about moving up here and we hear stories about them driving by her store and seeing the flags and feeling so welcome. t

further south, you've got to kern county. they're watching a flood warning there as well. so numerous thunderstorms rotating around the state and that's something to watch out for. you get those storms roll on out there and you can see get to any of those. just tend to hover overhead. you can tremendous amounts of rainfall. we saw some place in southern california over 13 and a half inches of rain. looks like things will begin to wind down, though in the next 24 hours. and we're going to get back to some heat. we'll talk more about that coming up a few minutes. thanks. alerts. also coming up, airbnb apparently struggling to say afloat. big-time celebrities who could save the >> vacation rental business. >> and former president trump officially skipping the very first gop debate. how does rivals are gearing up for this week's event? that's right. after the break. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthr

kern ordered the hospital staff a method of poisoning with a potent substance used in medicine as a sleepingmal doses. if the dose is slightly higher, then the person's respiratory function fails. he simply died, the hospital staff added the substance to the patients' food, handed out the pot, put uh ladle, poured soup and some patients. yes, they guessed that they would be poisoned and refused. they were forced to eat them in the village, then after that the patients went to sleep on their bed, and in a dream. they were already dying. squirrels and dumped into trenches dug to protect hospital buildings from air raids at night, it happened that these patients who came to their senses crawled up the computer. the doors were scratching there, while the strength of the peculiarities of the psyche. they did not understand that it was impossible to return there, they were again given poison. boys here they ran to kicked out, where there is still a post office, where everything is there and suddenly a cry that he is a cry screaming a savior. help run up to find this scream pick up hear about it. w

. >> marin county fire says it'll be deploying as flood search and rescue team to kern county. these are photos shared with us with some of the equipment they're going to use. this is not just a marin county based crew. it's made up of 16 people with petaluma and santa rosa members to local help is not just coming from the north bay. it's an all hands on deck effort . and abc7 news reporter amanda castillo live this morning with more on the bay area's rescue response and the impact that we're seeing here from the storm. hi, amanda. >> hi, reggie. yeah, after days of anticipation, we saw hillary make landfall over several southern california counties as as we've detailed this morning. and so we're also feeling the ripple effect here in the bay area, not just when it comes to travel, but also when it comes to teams of first responders. i checked earlier this morning and flightaware in is showing that in the last 24 hours, it attracted dozens of delays and cancellations between the bay area's three major airports. certainly not all disruptions are due to hillary, but we know airli

. >> reporter: next to the rows of alfalfa, another type of farm is taking root in kern county, californiaewable energy. >> these panels track the sun all day. >> reporter: alicia knapp is president and ceo of bhe renewables, owner of solar star, one of the largest solar farms in the country with a peak output of 586 megawatts. >> how many homes can that power? >> about 255,000 california homes. >> reporter: there are more than 5,000 solar farms across the u.s. producing about 3.5% of the nation's electricity, and dozens of new facilities are being added every month. the increase in available solar energy is a much-needed boost for power grids currently strained by the summer's record-breaking heat. like a mirage in the desert, the 1.7 million panels that make up solar star cover more than five square miles of unused farmland. >> which is more difficult, acquiring the land or getting the transmission lines to transport the electricity? >> transmission hands down. and what could make things even more difficult is if your transmission corridor goes between states. >> reporter: lorelei oviatt

even warnings near kern county. as we've seen some that heavy rainfall rotate on through a chance. we could see a few more thunderstorms coming by. and of course, those winds have been very gusty around parts of the bay area. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, lawrence memorial is planned for tomorrow to honor a 4 year-old little girl who was hit and killed by a car. she cross the street with her parents. the crash happened last tuesday near oracle park. flowers now lay at the site of the crash. the memorial is from 05:00pm to 06:00pm at the plaza. that's right. next to caltrain at 4th and king street happening tomorrow. walk sf is asking people to bring stuffed animals and strollers, too, show their support. tonight in san francisco, mayor london breed is directing. >> as make an immediate citywide street. safety improvement in the wake of all the little girl's death, our streets, she says, and roads in san francisco should be safe for everyone to enjoy without feeling their lives are in danger. which is why i have directed the sfmta take immediat

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. >>> the damage from yesterday's record rain flooded a highway in kern county, toppled trees in los angeles and damaged part of a dock in the long beach harbor. check this out. you can see the power of the mudflow in san bernardino county shooting up like a geyser in yucaipa. it is contributing to unsettled weather in the bay area. our tower cameras caught rain moving through san francisco and showers on the san mateo bridge. we got this video of the skies opening up this afternoon in hillsboro. >>> the conditions are impacting the airports after a weekend of disruptions, more than 250 delays or cancellations today at sfo. oakland changed its normal traffic pattern because of the weather. >>> chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking what's left of hilary and now the impact to our weather in the bay area. >> yeah. it's pretty much what we expected with mostly light off and on showers. whenever it rained a bit more heavily today, the downpours are relatively brief. this is leftover moisture from what was once a category 4 hurricane, weakened to a tropical storm before it moved into

deployed to imperial county while yet another team from departments around marin county is being sent to kern county in the central valley. crew members do recognize there is much more work to ensure the public safety, but there is that hopeful news this morning that there are some teams planned to demobilize. hilary is a post-tropical cyclone at this point, but it is still bringing dangerous winds and flooding. we will continue here in the bay area to monitor the impact on flights here at sfo, as well as the impact that it will have and the need for support from other rescue teams. for now, i'll send is back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, ginger. >>> our team is still tracking the storm as it continues to make its way northbound. and if there is storm-related damage you need to know about, we'll let you know. you can go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updates. >>> happening today thehe focusf the n new year'r's eve flfloodit hihit the penininsula t this y. san mateoeo's city cocouncil wi examine whwhat wentt wrong d dua sstorm thatat dumped a about fi incches of raain whwhich led

i have the impression that the largest faction in our country, the largest faction, is the kernes blockcessful kharkiv, that it has entered into some kind of conflict with the former pszhsts. i just see how they vote synchronously for different things or simultaneously fail different things and this is actually frightening . they have become volunteers in kharkiv oblast in large numbers. they are working for the future elections, but the question is that it should not happen again that kharkiv falls into this kakaya's mentality look at the difference in us, now decolonization has begun in us, there were some such eaglets, there were cartridges from poltava to kharkiv, and it would have been right at the entrance to one park, and it was finally removed on the first day when the law on colonization came into force, now it is active in our country - the public raises the question why we have the streets of skovorody kurbas khvylovy, that is, people who are beautiful and very significant and people who mark ukrainian kharkiv, why are these streets somewhere in such backyards that no one kno

until recently was pledged to a subsidiary russian bank , this is a strategic enterprise that under kernest was just to understand that he was the main one. his image is a live project. let's put it this way. on which he actively promoted himself, and on which he gained fame in general, such an improver of an improver of life in kharkiv laying the subway for the russians, i understood correctly. well, then there was no war , that was until the 14th year. you know, we were friends, everything was fine, no one saw any huge problems, but except for the cup let's say the city's crazy conditional yes, of course i call them ironically the number of our ukrainian patriotic community from among our anti-corruption activists who shouted about it all the time, tried to draw attention to it, of course, regularly wrote appeals to the city council. how are things going there? with this and how much does the city pay to russian banking institutions already after the 14th year? yes, in view of this, everything and how we are doing with our subway, which i want to remind you is not just a strategic stop a

the british for the secretary is holden talks with neighbor and country, and kern eco was head nigeria, the visit as part of a 4 day official tour of 3 african states. i want the k to be increasingly driving future focused, mutually beneficial partnerships with african countries operating in the world's largest free trade area from investments inc. clean energy to companies, turning waste products in profession items. there's so much potential for economic growth across africa, c, j 4 and secretary james cleverly has planned visits, have gone up zambia and nigeria. the latter currently leaves the african economic community blog that has recently taken issue with the political unrest in news. their produce official is meeting with chief government figures to discuss potential partnerships and using advantageous economic programs to attract them. we spoke with both in almost fully a business on the let's enter in the last 2 says the was underestimates russian influence in africa as the continent becomes more distant from europe where some parts of washington london, paris, and then bruss

. >> rescue team 11 is staging near the grapevine in kern county and ready to move to los angeles or palm springs, where flooding has been an issue. >> so when you have large debris flows that affect towns and communities, it is pretty significant. and we just are waiting to see really where those impacts are. >> community, urban search and rescue team four from oakland and the east bay is in riverside county helping local fire departments assess storm damage where floodwater is running off. >> sometimes you just got to roll with the punches and make the best out of any situation. newlyweds joe and monica voytko from walnut creek rolled with every punch from tropical storm hilary, their outdoor dream wedding near san diego on sunday, forced to pivot indoors doors to this barn. when you pick a wedding date over a year in advance, especially in san diego, the last thing on your mind is it's going to be in the middle of a hurricane. >> some guests were no shows because flights were canceled. but even with all the rain, monica says it was a perfect day. >> in my culture, rain is supposed

. >> repter:oret another task force from marin county is sent to kern county in the central valley. that crew recognizes it's still the early stages of the storm. >> it's a good reminder, when you have these periods of rain, look for higher grounds. don't go into an area at that's affected by at that water. >> reporter: alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. in not only is southern california dealing with hilary, a 5.1 earthquake hit this afternoon near ojai in ventura county. isth is new surveillance video from the moment the earthquake hit from a convenience store in santa paula. you can see the man grab his chilild and getet out of that s. similar sto arythis bar in ojai. people running for safety as the bottles start coming off the shelves. the quake hit around 2:30 this afternoon, 40 miles east of santa barbara. after afternoon and evening we have seen aftershocks, including several more than 3.0, some in the past 30 minutes. all are considered minor. the main quake triggered the seismograph here at our studios in san jose. no reports of serious damage or injuries. here's more video

. >> laura: and when he is not busy on martha's vineyard well, there is always doris kerns goodwin boastizing from other multiple authors. listen to this and tell me how you distinguish her and her comments from those of a biden campaign organizer just frustrated by trump's continuing appeal. >> we got to figure out when is that going to happen? when is it going to break? it's going to take the overwhelming organization organizing the country at all the levels so that he cannot win that election. if the party will not depart from him, then he has to be defeated. and the party has to be defeated. >> laura: huh. it must be my misunderstanding. i always thought historians were individuals who wrote about different arcs of the political parties and leaders. not for people to call for political action in the future. of course, the only thing worse than today's actual historians are those who pretend to know history. >> we had the american revolution that started the country. we had the civil war. you are on the side of america and what it conceptually stands for or on the side of king george

and that was in fresno and kern counties and 51 people arrested.covered about 700 items and an estimated value of close to $60,000 in merchandise. >> the federal women's prison in dublin that's been played with an ongoing abuse scandal is now facing another lawsuit from women this time. say they suffered at the hands >> of prison officials. it was just last month the 2 guards at the fci dublin facility pleaded guilty to sexually abusing women who are incarcerated. there. and this latest lawsuit now filed on behalf of 8 other women says that they were raped, drugged, extorted and threatened with deportation while they were imprisoned. the lawsuit also argues these issues are symbolic of california's entire prison system. it gets. >> of today's violent is that this is not about a few bad officers. it is not about one bad facility. it is inherent to the way that we incarcerate people today. >> the lawsuit asks that all prison staffer been accused of abuse be removed from the facility and it also demands more resources for prisoners, including counseli

new tonight bergen county county fire it will be deploying its blood search and rescue team 11 to kernounty tonight. these were photos shared with the -- with us about the equipment. this crew is made up of 16 people with petaluma and santa rosa members as well. local help is not just coming from the north bay but it is an all hands on deck efforts. tim johns is live in the newsroom this evening with more on the bay areas rescue response and the impacts we are seeing here from the storm. tim: jr, we have seen it all right there. all of southern california is feeling the impact of the storm right now from the coast adventure all the way to the desert of palm springs. we had a nice state and the bay area today but hilary's effects could be felt and ruth keller -- north cap 22. -- north california too. hilary made landfall across several counties. aerial video from our sister station abc7 and los angeles shows flooded streets and waterways throughout the city of a angels. tracy is the program manager for fema's california task force four. she says open fire department has sent a team to r

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it is in fresno and kern county and the eastern part of california.hey are setting up i guess stings for lack of a better phrase, sheriff. here is the head of the central division. >> these operations are unfortunately busy with suspects attempting to steal products from stores. these suspects were arrested. >> trace: i wonder what you think about the chp between these stings. is it helpful? is going to be something that will make a -- an impact on the crime we are seeing? >> it one at all. gavin newsom refused to meet with the california state sheriffs association. they are independently elected. they don't owe anything to him and he is is -- is afraid to speak to them. so he will go to the chp and say, you guys do that. that was totally out of their warehouse and they are lost and that they should stick to traffic and patrolling the highways. we veto have to the local sheriff's department and police department. >> trace: kelly, your final thoughts on this? >> my final thoughts is we have wonderful police officers serve and protect us, and we are ver

i didn't even get to talk about how in kern county san luis obispo county because this book is just amembership at that way. the l.a. office was a regional office. clan members and police departments across the state brokered deals. some of these papers have their names. i guess that's one of the reasons i did that chapter wanted to tell that story. the surprise i think we are way past being surprised about this. we know that there's a history in the u.s. of police practices and violence against african-americans and i think we need to move to this as the members of black lives matter have shown us we need to move, to move strategy. i look forward to joining all of you in talking about those new strategies. >> i'm hoping you'll come back and speak again t so much even though you have set time and within that time range there is so much so i do hope everyone will join us. the last question would you consider hoa homeowners association and the iteration of covenants? >> absolutely, absolutely. i did say homeowners associations but for any of you familiar homeowners associations were in

so i didn't even get to talk about how in kern county because this one just a membership of l.a. the l.a. office was a regional office. so numbers in police departments all across the state were revealed, and some of the newspapers published their names so i guess -- i guess youes know, that's one f the reasons i picked that chapter tonight wanted to tell that story because i think -- the surprise i think was way past being surprised about this. right. we know, we know that this is a history in the u.s. police praskts in vielings violence against african-americans i think -- as members black lives matter have shown us we need to move to new strategies so i look forward to joining you and thinking about those new strategies. >> i was hoping that you would come become and speak again because i get -- i think there's -- when you cover so much even though you have a certain time range but, of course, we're in that time range there's so much. so i do hope everyone will join us and end up last question -- yeah absolutely. >> yeah. absolutely i didn't say homeowners associations but sor

department of energy awarded socal gas nearly 12 million dollars for this hub in kern county. officials say it could remove 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. annually. and that's equivalent to taking more than 220,000 gasoline powered cars off the road each year. a few more of all right. a 52 on the clock and coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news covid cases are on the rise again. and a new industry or new study shows covid vaccines. >> actually can help protec >> a 55 and the nation's longest-running asian pageant returned for its 38th year in san francisco happened on saturday. more than 20 delegates around the world competed for the miss asian global pageant winner. this happen in san francisco. herbst theater. the top 2 winners were crowned for their platforms in promoting arts for underserved youth improving health care for asian american elders. and they shared some advice for future generations of delegates. i don't think you can ever walk away from the station global without with nothing. so i would just say, go for it. it's really >> opportunit

imperial county, while another team from departments around marin county, that one is being sent to kernin the central valley. crew members realize there is still much work to do to ensure public safety. >> what happens in these areas of the desert where it range more five or ten nutes and the water comes down at once. >> we could see flash flood warnings continuing for the next several days in much of southern california. >> reporter: hilary now a post-tropical cyclone, but it is still bringing flooding and dangerous winds. that information according to the national hurricane center, and of course kari was talking about it. in the bay area, we will continue to monitor what the storm's impact will be on flights here at sfo, and, of course, the impact on rescue efforts as well in southern california. for now, we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> ginger, thank you so much for that. we'll check in with you again in a little bit. our team is going to continue tracking the storm, of course. be sure to head to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updates when we're not on the air. >>> thi

in fact, they just had a three-day operation last friday through sunday and fresno and kern counties and 51 people were arrested nearly 700 items were recovered at an estimated value of close to $60,000. the federal women's prison in dublin. it's been played with an ongoing abuse scandal and now faces another lawsuit from women who say they suffered at the hands of prison officials. you may recall that just about a month ago, 2 guards at the dublin facility pleaded guilty to sexually abusing women who are incarcerated. there. and now in this new lawsuit filed on behalf of 8 different women. now they say they were raped, drug extorted and threatened with deportation when they were in prison. the lawsuit also argues these issues are symbolic of california's entire prison system. so the significance >> of today's violent is that this is not about a few bad officers. it is not about one bad facility. it is inherent to the way that we incarcerate people today. >> the lawsuit asks that all prison staff of been accused of abuse be removed from the facility and it also demands more resources

can help to crack down effective three-day operation just last friday through sunday and fresno and kerns and arrested. 51 people and recovered about 700 items. merchandise about close to $60,000. the federal women's prison in dublin that's been plagued with ongoing abuse problems is now facing another lawsuit. women who say they suffered at the hands of prison officials. first we've seen well last month. there were 2 guards at the dublin facility and they pleaded guilty to sexually abusing women who were incarcerated. there. and those are allegations that would way back to the mid 90's. this new lawsuit filed on behalf of 8 women. they say they were raped, drugged, extorted and threatened with deportation while they were in the prison. and the lawsuit argues these issues are symbolic of california's entire prison system. so the significance >> of today's violent is that this is not about a few bad officers. it is not about one bad facility. it is inherent to the way that we incarcerate people today. >> the lawsuit asks that all prison staff accused of abuse be removed from the facility

through back to school distribution event is happening at the sunnyvale community services facility on kern avenue. families have pre-registered for the event. the agency says they have seen a record breaking number of requests for help this year. they will be distributing supplies to 2500 children today so that those kids can be ready for the first day of class. this year, we're anticipating having 2500 children participate and are ready to learn program. each child will be getting a gift card for school supplies, plus a box of new school supplies. and all summer long we were able to distribute extra food to families who have school age children. sunnyvale community services says last year it provided new back to school supplies to 2100 children. many are from families who could not otherwise afford those supplies and ktvu school supply drive is underway. if you are able to donate, please scan the qr code on your screen or go to ktvu. .com/ school supply drive. this year we've partnered with supply bank org to make sure bay area kids are prepared for the upcoming school year. help us out.

the chp held a three-day blitz operation last friday through sunday in fresno and kern counties. officers arrested 51 people and recovered nearly 700 items worth an estimated $58,000. alameda police are encouraging parents to talk to their kids about the dangers of social media trends. this after a number of random people were shot with bb guns or gel pellets. police suspect these cases are connected to social media videos, encouraging people to shoot at complete strangers. police say the pella shootings are happening in the afternoon and early evening hours. no one has been seriously injured, but some have been hit in the eye with those pellets which can cause serious injury or even blindness. the first black woman to hold a citywide elected office in oakland is stepping down at the end of her term. oakland city attorney barbara parker announced she will not run for reelection in 2024. wrapping up 12 years as the city's top legal adviser. in a statement, parker said, quote, i am proud of the work i've done using the law as a powerful tool to improve our community. alright, check

it was in fresno and kern counties. 51 people were arrested in nearly 700 items were recovered with an estimated value of about $58,000. >> time now is 10, 30 to the federal women's prison in dublin that's been played with ongoing abuse allegations will now is facing another lawsuit. this woman, these women say they suffered at the hands of prison officials. and this was after last month, there are already 2 guards at the double a facility that pleaded guilty to sexually abusing women who are incarcerated. this went way back to the mid 90's. well, the latest lawsuit is on behalf of 8 other women and they say that they were raped, drugged, extorted and threatened with deportation while they were in the prison. and the lawsuit also says this is symbolic of california's entire prison system. >> so the significance of today's violent is that this is not about a few bad officers. it is not about one bad facility. it is inherent to the way that we incarcerate people today. >> the lawsuit asks all prison been accused used to be removed from the facility and it demands more resources for priso

. >> -- >> -- twin towers -- >> when i actually -- this is just lifting the kern on how media works againo it. but we had a free-flowing conversation. >> after our interview, the atlantic release the audio within four minutes of -- actually. and here is the part with that quote that was in question. >> what is the truth about january 6th? >> i don't know. we can handle it. whatever it is, we can handle it. >> -- >> right? >> you mean like entrapment? >> yeah, absolutely. why -- the government not be transparent about something that we are using? terrorists -- by terrorists. hundreds of our own in the ranks -- and that they were -- >> there is a difference between entrapment and the difference between a law enforcement identifying -- >> i think it is illegitimate to say how many police -- how many federal agents were -- hit the twin towers. -- zero -- probably zero, for all i know, right? -- but if we will do a comprehensive assessment of what happened on 9/11 -- a 9/11 commission -- absolutely, that should be an answer -- >> you just heard it yourself. he was, in fact, quoted accurately.

. >> rescue team 11 is staging near the grapevine in kern county and ready to move to los angeles or palm springs, where flooding has been an issue. so when you have large debris flows that affect towns and communities, it is pretty significant. >> and we just are waiting to see really where those impacts are. >> paris community urban search and rescue team four from oakland and the east bay is in riverside county helping local fire departments assess storm damage where floodwater is running off. >> sometimes you just got to roll with the punches and make the best out of any situation. newly weds joe and monica voytko from walnut creek rolled with every punch from tropical storm hilary, their outdoor dream wedding near san diego on sunday forced to pivot indoors to this barn on when you pick a wedding date over a year in advance, especially in san diego, the last thing on your mind is it's going to be in the middle of a hurricane. >> some guests were no shows because flights were canceled. but even with all the rain, monica says it was a perfect day. >> in my culture, rain is suppose

. >> rescue team 11 is staging near the grapevine in kern county and ready to move to los angeles or palm springs, where flooding has been an issue. >> so when you have large debris flows that affect towns and communities, it is pretty significant. and we just are waiting to see really where those impacts are. >> community, urban search and rescue team four from oakland and the east bay is in riverside county helping local fire departments assess storm damage where floodwater is running off. >> sometimes you just got to roll with the punches and make the best out of any situation. >> newlyweds joe and monica voytko from walnut creek rolled with every punch from tropical storm hilary. they're outdoor dream wedding near san diego on sunday, forced to pivot indoors to this barn when you pick a wedding date over a year in advance, especially in san diego, the last thing on your mind is it's going to be in the middle of a hurricane. some guests were no shows because flights were canceled. but even with all the rain, monica says it was a perfect day in my culture, rain is supposed to be a

kern river every summer, california every summer.ight. >> cou could, your first name, what would you change it to? >>, anything i don't likmmer.e anything. >> that's a great name. . goodus.. >> t-pain. tea party, backed up by puerto rico. >> and kennedy mumbles. what's your change? >> wge your your first name to? >> probably tyron grumpy. woulg well, i changed my iris. you know, i would go with george. all right. >> what car did you learn to drive learn t on?uick reg >> a buick regal. a chrysler lebaron with a hearse. my family's in a funeral. oh, that's hot. >> that's amazing. a 1983 diesel, volkswagen rabbit. toyotas organ rabbit. all right. yeah, it was funny. watch. we get it. what is more book smarts or street smarts? >> street smarts and dot. >> street. we'll get a bounce. i got a book in this. it's a combo. people really win smart in both realms. you got to have both. i agree. but that was not the question. but the referees matte hat was r and i don't have time to debate. what is the last nice thing you did for a stranger . wh

by the way, anna petrovna kern, for a wonderful moment, it occurred to the potoratsky people to buildesme church in their estate, because catherine ii really liked it and the cunning landowners hoped in this way to lure the empress to visit their room, you didn’t go through, but your estate . of course they did, outstanding from the estate itself. there is almost nothing left. the main house is in ruins. and storks live on his pipe. well, the pond is still half-grown. but the church of the savior transformations some time ago began to restore and put in order painted the walls. in our memory, they have already been repainted several times, the interior was re-painted with such stylish stripes , however, it used to be white and blue horsefly inside, but in soviet times some kind of warehouse was arranged here and it is clear that all the interiors died. and here is the fence of the temple. she was stone soviet time moved to the district center of the staritsa. she was placed to frame the city garden, by the way, there was no case that we arrived and found the church locked, even if it

the chairman of this committee, alicia kerns, explained to the publication politically, that the optioniwan's right to self-determination; a similar provocation was committed by washington for the first time in history. the united states is sending weapons to taiwanese separatists as part of a program intended for sovereign countries, cnn reports and even american propagandists draw a logical conclusion. such an exit is likely to anger china less than 10 years ago , prime minister david cameron ushered in a golden era in relations between china and britain boris johnson viewed china as a systematic rival to alistair c stepped up opposition, considering beijing a direct threat. now her successor. reshi bags believes that it would be very reasonable for the foreign secretary to enter into contacts with britain's fourth largest trading partner. james plewerly met with senior officials. beijing is paving the way for the possibility of sunn meeting with chairman xidimping at the g20 summit next week. however , some mps are angry that the uk appears to be cozying up to china amid human rights

here kern needs you to think that brains.t of it. here , perhaps, it is possible to come to some reasonable compromise. you understand who you need to be in order to film and post these things under these conditions, but on the other hand. i remember that people are far from being on good terms with the criminal code, filming and posting their own crimes. is there such a yes? no, well, you somehow went a little in the other direction, because here's the question, uh, do anton have brains? valery several times shouted about this teacher here, she was 24 there, or something, yes, who said that she had to go there, because otherwise she had money, and set it on fire, either there was a bank, or to the military registration and enlistment office. i don't remember anymore. i read the day before yesterday hmm man. he is a doctor. eh, he has some kind of science there. a lot of thematic analysis of some kind. here is such a crap to him for two and a half months. they called him, they sent him, it means some kind of intermediary woma

kevin kern is a history professor there and did a lecture on the ohio dynasty of presidents.ou can watch it online at c-span.org. i would love for you to watch that lecture and then at some point when i'm hosting down the road i want to get your thoughts on that lecture and presidents from ohio. does that sound good? caller: absolutely. i appreciate that timely recommendation. host: thank you so much. we are running short on time. i have a couple more colors. crystal in north carolina, republican, good morning. caller: i would have to say george washington because he set the tone. before, the only way was a military coup but he set the tone for diplomacy and being a world leader around the world with this new country just being formed. we are looking at everyone after that copied that. the other one is teddy roosevelt. he said if it were not for the experiences he had in north dakota, he would not have run for president because it helped him recover from the death of willis' wife and his mother. host: on washington, david auburn agrees with you. "it's washington. without him,

kevin kern is a history professor there and did a lecture on the ohio dynasty of presidents.ou can watch it online at c-span.org. i would love for you to watch that lecture and then at some point when i'm hosting down the road i want to get your thoughts on that lecture and presidents from ohio. does that sound good? caller: absolutely. i appreciate that timely recommendation. host: thank you so much. we are running short on time. i have a couple more colors. crystal in north carolina, republican, good morning. caller: i would have to say george washington because he set the tone. before, the only way was a military coup but he set the tone for diplomacy and being a world leader around the world with this new country just being formed. we are looking at everyone after that copied that. the other one is teddy roosevelt. he said if it were not for the experiences he had in north dakota, he would not have run for president because it helped him recover from the death of willis' wife and his mother. host: on washington, david auburn agrees with you. "it's washington. without him,

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