not be trusted. >> kevin's mother knows that kevin murdered nona?, but they know they are covering for him. >> the lawyers say kevin jones cannot explain one thing away, the bloody palm print in nona's apartment. it was his and not garry dunn 's. did it work? yes it did. after three days of deliberations, the jurors said they were hopelessly -- the judge declared a mistrial. but the prosecutor was not giving up. he refiled murder charges, and garry dunn's second trial began in 2011. >> now, gary dunn was being tried a second time, after his first trial ended in a hung jury. >> this time they allow the prosecutor to reveal a very dark fact about gary dunn. he was a convicted felon, before nona was murdered. jurors heard from a woman named kelly jo fitzharris who happen to have the grave misfortune of jogging past gary done on the wrong day, in the wrong place, in 2002. >> it's a popular trail with runners, but very isolated. kelly came running by herself from that direction, and she saw a man sitting here, on this bench. as she ran up the trail this

kevin, the front .ae. more generally. kevin, the front -ae~ of more generally.rally. kevin, the front page of the times makes - more generally. kevin, the front page of the times makes clear. more generally. kevin, the front i page of the times makes clear that there is going to be expressed in this campaign publicly what was expressed privately behind closed doors between the chancellor rishi sunak... in other words, doors between the chancellor rishi sunak... in otherwords, a fundamental disagreement on tax and spend. you don't get more fundamental than that. this could be a painful time for the conservatives, couldn't it? i think it could be- _ conservatives, couldn't it? i think it could be. they _ conservatives, couldn't it? i think it could be. they are _ conservatives, couldn't it? i think it could be. they are at _ conservatives, couldn't it? i think it could be. they are at a - conservatives, couldn't it? i think it could be. they are at a bit - conservatives, couldn't it? i think it could be. they are at a bit of. conservatives, couldn't it? i think it

thank you, kevin.e troubling develop its for the white house that seems to be operating in constant crisis mode these days and that disarray continues to unsettle americans. a new quinnipiac poll showing that a solid two-thirds of independents now disapprove of the way president biden is going about his business. let's bring in tonight's dream team panel, richard fowler, former nrc communications director matt gorman. great to see both of you tonight. >> good to see you. >> shannon: so let's start with another number that we have. this is a -- we had some fox news poll and over the weekend that showed this too and looking at key specific groups within groups to see how they feel about the president. quinnipiac looks at presidential job approval by number of categories but they going to hispanic voters, potential voters, 19% approval, 70% disapproval. you know, foxnews.com has a piece saying hispanic voters are predicting a red wave. if they say data shows the democrat's are now "statistically tied with

a lost greek word, kevin. telegraph, british airways - task. a lost greek word, kevin.hine... children told not to play in the sunshine heatwave. i don't know if you have kids, you have, will you be letting them out despite this? have, will you be letting them out de5pite this?— despite this? well, yeah, my youngest _ despite this? well, yeah, my youngest is _ despite this? well, yeah, my youngest is only _ despite this? well, yeah, my youngest is only six. - despite this? well, yeah, my youngest is only six. next. despite this? well, yeah, my. youngest is only six. next week, despite this? well, yeah, my- youngest is only six. next week, a couple of days in london of 32 degrees, pretty ferocious really. all you can do is cover them in suncream and put a hat on their head and hopefully you get some shade, still probably won't even let them out... we tend to take it quite likely in this country because it's so unusual to get temperatures like that, but it is very dangerous, especially for small children. because of climate change, we are going to have to get used to this

how do you top kevin hart. laughter ] the goat, uh, goat took a [ bleep ] on stage >> jimmy: there you go, there you go [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] dude, questlove said it was the funniest thing he ever saw >> it was -- it was not planned either, quest. [ light laughter ] that's the one thing i didn't think about. i said, "the goat's going to come out, do a tight two minutes. [ laughter ] but instead, he [ bleep ] on chris' shoes [ laughter ] he -- he destroyed chris' shoes. chris had on some white moon boots and that goat -- that goat got him >> jimmy: moon boots >> chris just jumped in, "you gotta be --! you know chris, he's like -- he's "this [ bleep ] goat, [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> sorry for cursing >> jimmy: you have so many - >> it's the gran coramino. >> jimmy: i know, yeah it's -- you have so many things going on "hart to heart" is your show on peacock. you do a great job with that >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: i know you probably got inspired by -- who's your favorite people to i

>> kevin zieleniewski? the story that john, the old roommate told him way back in 1993. >> he made a comment to the effect that, well, you wouldn't believe what happened that night. >> and so, said kevin, he fell a duty to step in. >> and why are you here today? >> two innocent people are in prison for life. i learned information that could help set them free. and i felt compelled to bring that information forward. >> and then one by one, the witnesses, the now 40 some things who told the court about that night outside old man bob's house, where they've gone to buy marijuana for their graduation party. and that it was their friends, not the highers brothers who came down running down the driveway. >> and how they did they look when they got in the car? >> terrified. >> why are you coming forward? >> two minutes is too long in prison, let alone 27 years. >> even the reluctant witness, the one that had to be subpoenaed to come to court, confirmed all of it. as did the man who threw the graduation party that n

they submitted to him at every turn and kevin mccarthy is exhibit a. who in classic washington fashion wants a job, and wants to be speaker of the house. he is not going to, it's not going to work for him if he doesn't keep donald trump happy. the thing that donald trump has a spell on people is that he thinks that they are essentially weak and he has been proven right one time after another. but as you said before, perjury can have a very chilling effect on these calculations, and look, kevin mccarthy once he goes under oath, he is aware of how the law works. so he is going to have to tell the truth. i think in this particular case, we're talking about one phone conversation, it wouldn't surprise me at all if donald trump deny that this happened. that is what he does. i'm not sure who to believe in this case, but ultimately, donald trump is going to see the walls caving in pretty quickly here. and again, this sort of flimsy friendship coat that he operates under is going to cave in pretty quickly, once you are under the threat of purgatory. >> mark, w

you love kevin? [ laughter ] you want to be besties with kevin?. no, i love kevin. from our very first movie, we've got great chemistry and a bond. >> kerry: you do. >> there's a lot of trust with kevin and i. just -- yeah, i love that guy. >> kerry: but who gets more attention when you're out in public together? [ laughter ] >> yeah. well. >> kerry: he's honest. >> i am very honest for sure. it would be kevin. because -- >> kerry: really? >> because he's so loud and obnoxious. [ laughter ] every room he comes into -- oh, yes. [ applause ] you know how it is. you know kevin. >> kerry: i do, i do. >> you know. hey, hey, i'm here, hey, guys, look at me! [ laughter and applause ] >> kerry: i hear that you just adopted a dog? >> we did. >> kerry: did your family just do that? that's so sweet, look at that. >> okay, so -- >> kerry: tell me about this. >> this local place called "wag more," which i highly recommend you go to. little turbo here -- >> kerry: aww. >> i'm at work, in my office. i get the facetime call from my wife, lauren. got to pick it up

doctor kevin o'connor. the president is quarantining right now in the doctor says he's improving, but he's also still suffering from symptoms like a sore throat loose cough and body aches. the president tested positive on thursday. the 79 year-old reportedly has a normal pulse blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation and is receiving the antiviral drug paxlovid. >> covid-19 booster shots for those under 50 years old are now on hold. the move is part of the biden administration's plan to get more powerful shots on the market by the fall. this will also allow moderna and pfizer to develop the reformulated vaccines to be stronger against the dominant omicron subvariants. if these new boosters are available by september, it's not likely a second dose of the current boosters will be authorized for people under 50. coming up, slana get santa clara county's vector control is targeting mosquitoes carrying west nile virus. what >> welcome back. 6.15, on this saturday night and we are monitoring the oak fi

but i think, privately, kevin mccarthy has cut these members some slack. going to be any punishment for crossing them, because he knows deep down this is important for all of them to win back the majority. >> melanie, great reporting, s.e., thank you so much for the commentary this morning. great to see you both. >>> so we were just talking about the joe manchin/chuck schumer deal, a deal that sent shock waves across the capitol this week. how will this bill that deals with climate change, and health care costs, drug prices, how will it affect your life on a daily basis? joining us now, cnn chief business correspondent, christine romans. romans, there's a lot in here. >> yeah. they've branded this the inflation reduction act. price tag, you've heard about it, $739 billion. but what's in it? here's some of what's supposed to put money back in the pockets of people who need it most. historic price caps. for the first time ever, allowing medicare to limit prescription drug prices. seniors and people on disability would pay no more than $2,000 a year out of po

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kevin? ah, let i'm. i'm going to try and be the professional political advisor that we are to clients hail. emma, i don't buy that. boris johnson is a very tarnished brand, and he's doing everything behind the scenes. he can't stop richey soon winning because he's properly unhappy with the row that richie soon not had in his downfall . so let's, let's look behind that p r there. there's a lot of very divisive conflict of the marine conservative party and they, they need to think very carefully because labor has its most impressive leader for years. and so he saw, but at, and on that know, kevin, i want to stop you because i'm curious. i, we've heard penny more on say that the conservative party had lost its sense of self and she also vowed to return this kind of value system of small state low tax personal responsibility. do you think the board johnson's legacy will continue beyond his, his time as prime minister? no. and again, it's that i'm not making a political point as it is a point of advice and co

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and former nbc news correspondent kevin tables, kevin joins us why, because highland park is his home town. kevin, were you at the parade yesterday? >> no, i was just down the street from here. i only live half a mile from this location, and i was writing my bicycle, i started to see the ambulances, police cars, fire department, and it was a neighbor that went out and said they are shooting at the parade. of course, the same reaction that people have been expunging all day long, is my reaction -- well it can't be true. then, when i did come up here, of course everything had been cleared out but you know, stephanie have difficulty talking about it because people say the government was on the roof of the building. as he was, you know where we used to get our kids winter boots. he was across the street from the drugstore where we used to care and get our kids school supplies. there is a pancake house. this is not supposed to happen here and as ali was just saying it is happening everywhere. i guess that is one of the reasons why i'm wearing my hp hat tonight because that is what people d

kevin, thank you so much for being with us. i want to start by just kind of asking you the obvious question are the names are being dwindled down in terms of the context for tory leadership. what's the latest? it's a fast moving us story. it's a very fast moving story. today's been a historic day in british politics because we now have a reduced number of candidates. we have to clarify 6 candidates remaining, and i think realistically only for those 6 of a chance of winning richie soon at is a leading the way. but it's really historic, actually because previously and i've worked in around politics for 25 years in this country, you always knew who was going to win a leadership context, whether it's a conservative party or labor, you knew, right? you knew with data net, you do not know what's going to happen at all monday, this coming monday in the u. k. this final 6 candidates will be whittled down to 2 . and then those to go to the 200000 conservative party members who will be effectively deciding for the 65000000 of the rest o

kevin has launched a gofundme page to assist in paying back his mother.e a link at abc 7.com/7 on your side. there's a lesson here for everybody, be very careful out there. larry: that is a really elaborate scheme. well executed and ripping off more people we can imagine. >> you're right. larry: thank you. ama: a million mile view for the first time. we are getting to see space to the new james webb telescope. you can think local engineers and technologists for making it happen. larry: the push for more monkeypox vaccines in t there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few. comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead. get a great offer on internet and security, now with more speed and more bandwidth. plus find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying

kevin: we have been talking a lot about the supply side.or shutting down 300,000 barrels per day. the idea that the norway strike might be 125,000. meanwhile we are talking about half a million barrels a day when china is off-line, in cities due to covid or economic weakness. obviously the biggest oil-importing country in the world makes the biggest dent. we can think a lot about the global picture, for importing economies with a lot of control over the means of production and the ability to modulate demand, you can get very big differences, even in responses to prices that might other countries more static in their consumption. we see what happens. when china shuts down, oil could weaken considerably. guy: let's talk about the crack spread. everybody is getting very excited about refining capacity. oil prices have come down. how quickly does that translate into lower gasoline prices? kevin: there is a lag in a lot of markets between the oil sell price and the retail price. it gets a lot of attention because it exists at a time when consume

kevin, kevin, kevin. yah! 0k, we're both laughing a lot! and i haven't even seen it! there we are! that is so silly, but very funny. yes, and it made you laugh, so russell brand, julie andrews, steve carell, a plot involving a magical stone, none of that matters. what matters is i genuinely think that the minions are the great animated slapstick creation of our time, in the same way as tom and jerry. it's a formula that works and i love slapstick comedy, i absolutely love slapstick comedy, and every single minions movie — 0k, some of them are better than others and some make more sense than others — it's to do with the minions' set pieces, they make me smile and laugh. i know so many people who go, i cannot believe how much you like minions, i have socks, the t—shirt do you? you're easy for christmas! they make me laugh, and right now, who doesn't want to be able to just go to the cinema and smile? yes. there are some downsides, there are some bits of the film in which other things are happening, bits of plot going on and other things i'm not really interested in. doesn't matter, s

kevin: i don't want to sound morose.et a little bit giddy during these downturns because it separates out the tourists, you know, those could go to investors and raise $5 billion off of a planned, this is one great businesses are formed. people thinking against the grainc are starting companies and glendora in a capital efficient manner and will absolutely see some great businesses. so putting on my capital had, i am seeing a pickup of investments coming in. we are excited to fund the next airbnb. i had the good fortune of being ac inn investor in -- being a seed investor in airbnb in 2009. they were scrappy and hungry. it was a recession. they had what it took. ed: talking about survival, i hear a lot of competing things these days. some say keep your powder dry. do not deploy capital because there is volatility in public markets. others say i'm going to go out. i see opportunity. are there any industries or any thematic direction that you are taking with your investment thesis? kevin: a very important question. i have

kevin bacon. you can find that on apple podcast or wherever you get yours.e gun kelly. a fascinating, at times tense conversation with the artist whose signature brand of pop punk is selling out arenas across the country this summer machine gun kelly, next week on "sunday today. >>> right now we're seeing drizzle around the bay area this morning and a few passing showers coming up from the south just off the coast. about to approach the south bay and notice how this monsoon moisture is sweeping from the southeast up across the bay area heading towards the afternoon, isolated showers and inland temperatures 70s and 80s and actually a better chance for some thunderstorms tomorrow. closer look at that in >>> ahead on "sunday today," our highs and lows of the week, including the sugar tantrum thrown by the internet on the news that the beloved choco taco is headed to the big ice cream truck in the sky but up next, the spotlight on the amazing baseball stars, who play by hearing the ball and the bases. their story, when we come back in just 45 seconds ♪ if you're

ah, kevin, kevin, kevin. mmm...yah! grunting and shouting.gling. 0k, we're both laughing a lot, and i haven't even seen it! and there we are! now, here's the thing... that's so silly, but very funny. yes, and it made you laugh. so, look, voice cast, you know — dolph lundgren, jean—claude van damme, russell brand, julie andrews, steve carell, obviously. there's a plot involving a magical stone. none of that matters. what matters is i genuinely think that the minions are the, kind of, the great animated slapstick creation of our time, in the same way as tom and jerry. it's a formula that works, and i love slapstick comedy. i absolutely love slapstick comedy, and every single minions movie... 0k, some of them are better than others and some of them make more sense than others, it's to do with the minions�* set pieces. they make me smile, they make me laugh. i mean, i know so many people who go, "i cannot believe how much you like minions." i have minions socks, i have minions t—shirts... do you? yeah, genuinely. wow — you're easy for christmas,

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it is time for the one and only kevin corke to join us again.e good news later on in the show, but if it to talk to us about why people say they feel more stressed out than ever. >> yes, they do. i have a question for you. have you been feeling a little down the past year? certainly there are plenty of, reason to choose from. economy, the pandemic of inflation, the last election, football season, who knows? it is true that you're feeling a little, you're not alone. there is a front of gallup survey of the comet was that the entire world, frankly, i feel more stressed and unhappy than ever before. that survey actually collected more than 120,000 interviews across 122 countries and it reveals that more people are feeling negative feelings in 2021 at least then any previous year. that's according to gallup. there are some places you can find, but i thought this would be useful for folks to get the survey and think that's not good, so to do about it? well, here are some tips. all a close friend, that's a good way to fight the blaze. exercise, we all

last word, kevin.ill get you a lot in the next segment, chris. >> pro-life and pro-choice protests we've seen at the supreme court going back before rope. i hate this has become a distraction in this debate because it's worth much more than what we are having tonight in terms of the pettiness of that moment. kennedy: yes, speaking of heavy pettiness, man pinnacle stick around. coming up, major developments in the legal war between elon musk and twitter. i'll tell you about the judge's ruling and who would benefit, andrew stolen is here to tell me, coming up. ♪♪ psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill, over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. wow. i can do better. yes, you can. i can do better, too. break free from the big three and switch to xfinity mobile. ear

clint watts, kevin tibbles, kevin i'm so sorry to you, your family, your communities tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, kevin just said it, we have that new reporting on a youtube channel with videos featuring the highland park shooting suspect, and what the dark web is saying about it tonight, to clinch point, these things do not happen in an isolated way. and later, with these new subpoenas for rudy giuliani and senator lindsey graham mean, not just for those guys, but for the former guy. ahead of next week's january 6th hearing, during the 11th hour just getting underway on a busy tuesday night. busy tuesday night have you t what's up li? ♪♪ i'm not touching you, i'm not touching you! ♪♪ turns out, some wishes do come true. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. mom! for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage make the right call and go with the general. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? and nearly 60 years of quality coverage no problem. the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperatu

thank you, kevin. let's bring intimate dream team panel.in walling and america first policy institute chief communications officer marc lotter. welcome back. the president today talking about what happened under the trump administration to the economy. here's what he said. >> you all remember what the economy was like when i was elected. a country in a pandemic with no real plans have to get out of it. previous administration lost jobs on its watch than any administration since herbert hoover. that is a fact. all based on failed trickle-down economics. >> shannon: lost more jobs. >> you can't make this stuff up. the american people aren't buying it. they know the economy was strong under president trump especially pre-pandemic. they also know that the pandemic because the temporary shortfall in jobs. there is no amount of spin the president can give that will make the american people forget they are paying sky high gas prices, record high inflation. i used to say he was making jimmy carter look good. now he's making veep look confident. >>

just buy quality names. >> i agree with kevin. nominal gdp is really going to drive a lot of the service sector eps numbers. the manufacturers will be hurt and that is where you have the earnings weakness. tech is a great example where earnings will probably hold up a lot better and tech got destroyed earlier this year. i think it's one of the groups to watch which is not far away from doing the upside breakout. >> jim lebenthal as a question of you and i will give him the ball and let him run with that. i want to be clear in want of yours to understand fully exactly where you're coming from. i asked if you agreed with newton at the top of the show and you say you do. this that say you agree with him that the s&p will put in a new low before it becomes a viable low and the market recovers? >> is that question for me? >> yes. >> mark applied this reasoning and i don't disagree is that he thinks interest rate will make a move higher which will compress one last time which is where we get the downside target. where i don't necessaril

both he and kevin agree testing needs to improve. but doctor chan hong adds that the world health organization declaring monkeypox a global emergency. >> will hopefully help fast track access to the vaccine and treatments to people with severe cases. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> california congressman adam schiff says he wants to see the biden administration ramp up its response to monkeypox on cbs's face the nation on saturday, schiff said he doesn't know why there aren't more vaccines available. he says he wants to light a fire under the biden administration to get vaccine production and distribution up. so that people can get vaccinated and protect themselves. the biden administration announced earlier this month that they plan on distributing up to 100. and 44 1000 doses in the coming weeks. dozens of people gathered on the peninsula sunday to protest the closure of a warm water therapy facility operated by center. help the mickelson therapy pool in san mateo is the only fully accessible, warm water. there are people on t

kevin has it. thank you very much for joining us.as we expected on nine tenths of 8% on top of a contraction in the first quarter which was down 1.6% we are officially and recession. >> maybe that's why jay powell sounded a little bit —-dash touring his press conference saying the fed funds rate was close to neutral, that cop people off guard. i digress many people were expected this number to come in positive for one reason wholesale and retail inventories have come in higher-than-expected. yesterday stephanie probably was pointed this out, that would suggest less of a drag on second-quarter economic growth it does mean something else is afoot in these numbers. the economy contracting first-quarter, second-quarter we don't need people to try to redefine what a recession is, the american people know with skyrocketing inflation in slowing growth this is the scenario that most people probably have not seen in their adult lives. >> that's right second-quarter gdp contracted nine tenths of 8% after contraction in the first quarter. kevin

(kevin) uhh, capturing... (brad) oooh, nice. oh... (kevin) nice kitty! (brad) kevin? kevin?s one is also pet-friendly. apartments-dot-com. the place to find a place. (purrs.) >>> the january 6 committee says it is willing to work with trump white house counsel pat cipollone after the bombshell testimony from former white house staffer cassidy hutchinson. let's get some insight on what exactly the committee wants to learn from him. joining me now, john wood. john wood is a former senior investigator for the january 6 committee. he also previously served as a u.s. attorney for the western district of missouri, and we are grateful to have you here, sir. good evening, thanks for joining. >> thanks for having me on, don. >> so, you know the investigation better than anyone else. you only left the committee a week ago and you know what unanswered questions there are. what does the committee need to ask pat cipollone, sir? >> i don't even know where to start on that. so many questions. now, pat cipollone did meet in an informal setting with the staff of the committee, but there's n

kevin says his daughter is having the bullet surgically removed wednesday.he knows it could have been much worse. >> there were several people behind us with young kids. dion: father and daughter do not plan to attend more games in the coliseum anytime soon. kevin hopes by speaking out, it says this message to the public. >> officials need to acknowledge that the problem is much more dangerous than they are portraying it currently about the chaos surrounding the coliseum. dion: in oakland, dion lim, abc7news. ama: san francisco's new district attorney is promising to crackdown on the tenderloin's open-air drug market. >> no longer love children and families have to walk through the situations which i walked this morning, sing the drug dealing, the open drug use on the street. that is not something that we can tolerate in the tenderloin and he longer. ama: jenkins says that means prosecuting repeat offenders. she may also revoke plea deals that have been offered by her predecessor. jenkins says she will continue to walk the streets of the tenderloin to see if

it is time to bring kevin back.d is now upon us, a lot of people heading to the beach but apparently some things we need to know about beach etiquette. >> i love this story because i think if you go to the beach as often as i like to go to the beach then you have your opinions about these things. as everybody gets ready to head to the beach this summer and relax and play, we've got some wondering, what are some of the unspoken rules that beachgoers should try to follow when they get over to the sand, right? while we're at it, we want to know what are your pet peeves when you are at the beach? i'm going to ask shannon in just a second but i am going to shift some of mine and we will see if you agree with any or many. number one pet peeve i have when you go to the beach -- >> shannon: [laughs] >> sitting too close to me. >> shannon: take notes, people! >> 10 feet between beach towels, come on. no smoking. get your smoke on at home. i know it is fresh air, i like to leave it that way. no cigars, no marijuana, no cigare

kevin corke with the preview of the president's trip, good afternoon, kevin. kevin: critics have ridiculed for going to saudi arabia hat and hand looking for quick oil production over there and at home. however, the white house, indeed, the president himself see this upcoming trip very differently. mr. biden pinned an op-ed. quote, from the start my aim was to reorient but not rupt corrupt relations and working with experts to help stabilize oil markets with other opec producers. especially gop lawmakers are skeptical. not surprised. they are accusing mr. biden of snakes oil salesmanship with no solutions for big problems hiding in plain sight like high food prices like surging inflation. >> you want enough money to fill your tank with gas and you want money to buy a week's worth of groceries and you want to have enough money to pay the bills at the end of the month. joe biden is not going there. >> the white house says despite criticism from both ends of the political spectrum it is doing all it can to lower the pain at the pump including a number of measures

kevin -- i don't know about that, kevin. but that's a lot. 218 pounds.ttle tiny ring on top of these big barbell, stumbles. and she went like this. stood for 11 years. [noise] and her mother and father are screaming, you got it! you got, it darling, i'm so proud. [noise] she couldn't do it. and then, -- comes along. -- >> [laughs] >> and he looks at the way. world record. world record. he could've put a couple of pounds -- it is so disrespectful. and they say it's political incorrect. [applause] so horrible. so unfair. it's so unfair. and i'll tell you why -- i would be the greatest woman's basketball coach. because i like lebron james. i like michael jordan much better. but i would go up to lebron james and say, lebron, did you ever have any desire to be a woman? because but i would like for you to do a star on my team that i'm building up. i would have the greatest team in history. we'll never lose. nobody will come within 70 points of this team. we have to change that and we have to make it okay to talk about it. you know the young lady i was talking

doctor kevin o'connor. president is quarantining and the doctor says he's improving, but he's also still suffering from symptoms like a sore throat, a loose cough and body aches. the president tested positive on thursday. 79 year-old reportedly has a normal pulse, normal blood pressure, respiratory rate and oxygen saturation. the president is receiving the antiviral drug paxlovid >> covid-19 booster shots for those who are under 50 years old are now on hold. the move is a part of the biden administration's plan to get more per powerful shots in the market by the fall. this will allow moderna and pfizer to develop the reformulated vaccines to be stronger against the dominant omicron variant's. if these new boosters are available by september, it's not likely a second dose of the current boosters will be authorized for people under 50 years old. >> few children under the age of 5 are being vaccinated against covid. the cdc says around 544,000 children and that age group nationwide have received just one dose

kevin: once.w that you did your homework, really striking and they are trying to couch the visit in a way that doesn't seem hat in hand. >> when you look at the history of where the administration has been on this, calling saudi arabia a periah state, how does he walk that line in the middle east? is it something -- when you look at how gradually gas prices have been coming down, this isn't something that will will turn on the spigot in saudi arabia and prices will go down next week, right? kevin: you got it. no matter what is said on the ground, even if you come up with soft-shell agreement, the bottom line they are not going to make an impact on oil prices immediately. what they can do is make a pledge to increase production if that helps but that should be coupled and critics have argued this with increased production domestically because failing that, the pain at the pump will remain and the parrel for the, his party and democrats more broadly in midterms and in 2024 rises. rich: kevin corke,

(kevin) uhh, capturing... (brad) oooh, nice. oh... (kevin) nice kitty! (brad) kevin? kevin?s one is also pet-friendly. apartments-dot-com. the place to find a place. (purrs.) >> the house just passed a major piece of legislation on friday banning assault weapons for the first time in almost 20 years. now let's be clear about this, this ban is not likely to become law, and you can thank the republicans and the senate for that. but my next guest, the house oversight committee chairwoman, carolyn maloney, is still applauding this moment saying the house democrats have quote, taken the common sense step to take these dangerous weapons, weapons of war, out of our community. earlier this, week the oversight committee actually grill the ceos of some of the leading assault weapons manufacturers and the u.s., watch. >> will you accept personal responsibility for your company's role in this tragedy, and apologized to the families of uvalde? >> these acts are committed by murderers. the murderers are responsible. >> [inaudible]. >> also this, week the committee released the findings of

both he and kevin agree testing needs to improve.hong adds that the world health organization declaring monkeypox a global emergency. >> will hopefully help fast track access to the vaccine and treatments to people with severe cases. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. sick of paying the high gas prices but don't have enough to buy an electric car. rich demuro has a look at a 3rd option for you. electric bikes. and after the break, superheroes of all shapes and sizes assemble. we take you inside this year's san diego comic-con. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talkin

here's mark wahlberg and kevin hart in "me time."him you have to gently grasp cover his mouth and blow slow, steady breaths into his nostril. [ tires skidding ] >> we're here fools. >> wait! wait stop, stop i said, "don't." >> i got it. >> car car, car >> slow down [ horn honk >> you got it from here? >> i got it. [ buzzer ] [ horn honking ] >> let's go, you idiot >> hold on, hold on. >> wait. >> god damnit. did you do this? >> no! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: busted mark wahlberg, everybody "me time" premiers on netflix august 26th. mark and i are playing a fun game when we come back stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> i did that for her because, i mean, she's j.lo i mean, come on. >> jimmy: yeah >> j.lo calls, you answer. >> jimmy: always >> and so, i called and we met and we hung out. and then she invited me to dinner afterwards. and ben was there. [ cheers ] and i was like, "oh, shoot, can we be friends? [ laughter ] and they said, "yes, we can be friends. so -- yeah. but there's an animal in the attic. (lo

joining us to discuss this are kqed climate editor, kevin stark.ed politics and government reporter , guy marzorati. and, grace toohey , los angeles times breaking news reporter. kevin, what is the latest in yosemite with this fire rex and what else she would be thinng about with wildfires? >> in california, if we have good news, let's take it. the washburn fire in yosemite is going to continue to burn but they say the giant sequoias will likely survive. they are probably going to benefit from this fire. more broadly in california, we have mega fires because a history of fire suppression around the state has loaded our forests with wood to burn. in yosemite, they have done a really good job of mitigation and doing controlled burns and for sending. fire scientists say that this is a model for the rest of the state. our forests are overloaded and there is a lot of extra wood. this is a terrible drought and so all of that wood is dried out and it is baking in heat waves exacerbated by climate change. every summer in california it is 3 degrees hotter a

doctor kevin o'connor. the president is quarantining and the doctor says he's improving. but the president also is still suffering from symptoms like a sore throat loose cough and body aches. president did test positive on thursday. 79 year-old reportedly has a normal polls. blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation and is receiving the antiviral drug paxlovid. >> covid-19 booster shots for those under age 50 are now on hold. the move is a part of the biden administration's plans to get more powerful shots on the market by this fall. this will allow moderna and pfizer to develop the reformulated vaccines to be stronger against the dominant omicron subvariants. if these new boosters are available by september, it's not likely a second dose of the current boosters will be authorized for people under age 50. >> few children under the age of 5 are being vaccinated against covid. the centers for disease control and prevention says around 544,000 children in that age group nationwide have received just one dose since it became available to them last month. that's just