kyle: and it is hard to break out of. when i left the white house, there were a few months where i was writing you most of friends like barack obama. i would have to pulled back and say ok, back to kyle now. it is hard to get out of. >> i imagine any of the president's speeches are rewritten and rewritten endlessly and cleared by dozens and dozens of people. mechanically, how do you know -- how do you control -- how do you know what the draft is at a given moment, and a practical question, what happens to all of the drafts? are they shredded? are they erased? are they filed to the archives were what? -- archives or what? john: everything for us was comments due in the speechwriting office at 5:00 on the same day the draft went around in the staffing process. nobody was given, during the staffing process, no one was given an electronic copy of the speech. we didn't want anyone -- colin powell said one time everybody likes to grade papers. everybody would love to get on the computer and play with your work. we insisted on e

dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson. talk about this unprecedented, has any than a case where a minority party leader makes a coat select committee the speaker says no you can't do that, you have to pick somebody else? >> none. it's remarkable and the fact that she acknowledged it's unprecedented and i think the closest comparison we have, you have many in the media trying to justify this committee by saying look, the structure makeup of it is very much like what repugnance did in the wake of ben ghazi but i do not remember who ran thought or the republican at the time dictating who democrats could speak on the committee. nancy pelosi had her pick for that so this is a very high ended more evidence that this committee, she's had a vision for it from the start and she's going to make sure the outcome is exactly what she's always wanted. paul: kyle, what you think her motive is for rejecting jim jordan and jim banks accepting three others? do you have insight on that? >> it is hard to fathom. she's clearly getting pressure

joining us now are kyle wicks and treene hazard.rina, is in england. great to see both of you. thank you very much for telling us your personal story. so katrina, you got gaengaged basically a year ago, august of 2020. back then, when you got engaged, when did you think you would be able to start your life together? what was your plan? >> well, we had started to talk about getting engaged much sooner than that, actually, in december of 2019, and we talked about it and we thought, okay, fine, so we'll get started or ge get cracking on the visa process. it might take us about a year, that's fine. by the end of 2020 we'll be together, and life will be good, and so on. so in august of 2020, we were able to reunite, so that's when we had the proposal, i got the ring, and even then i still had this hope, hopefully, by the end of the year we'll manage to be able to be together. and now, who knows. it might even by the end of this year. >> kyle, how frustrating is this? >> insanely, to put it mildly. it's exceptionally frustrating, with eve

kyle smith highlights the extraordinary differences in contrast between the two states that is quitekable like california public schools teach critical race theory, florida does not california hate fossil fuels workshops at the shrine of global warming, florida does not, california has some of the harshest covid lockdown measures while florida was among one of the first states to reopen way back in may of 2020. california's economy not in good shape for the 7.9% unemployment rate florida is well below 5%, california has a 13.3% top income tax rate, florida does not have an income tax. california has the biggest homeless population in the country with only 12% of america's total population california has one quarter of america's homeless and that includes sanctions encampments which are basically taxpayer-funded like los angeles and city spends $2700 per tent per homeless tent per month. california pays homeless people to put up the tent and provide other services if the cottage industry of homelessness. california has the second-highest income tax rate in the country boeing only to n

we'll have kyle bass on later. it was the wild, wild west for the last 20 or 30 years, maybe, in china we know it is a state-controlled economy. i think if they feel they are losing control, they have to reassert things. is it that simple, do you think? >> to me, the question is, joe, is it a clean-up effort in order to assert more power on the global stage meaning, make the country more powerful by cleaning up the wild west or is it a tamp down of people and individuals and businesses that they feel they c can't control that they need to control. i feel those are two different things. >> my guess is the latter. i argue, joe, this is not just coming out of nowhere. this is a slow-moving storm that is now gathering steam look at back at alibaba and jack ma since last fall you can make the same argument with other self-made home grown billionaires in china at other conglomerates that were not tech related. this has been happening quietly and slowly and now seems to be gaining momentum it does seem to be more of a tam

peter kyle, we'll leave it there for now. _ them. peter kyle, we'll leave it there for now. for now. thank you - them. peter kyle, we'll leave it there for now. thank you very l them. peter kyle, we'll leave it - there for now. thank you very much indeed. breaking news from the world of politics. michael gove and his wife have just announced they are divorcing. the cabinet office minister and his wife, according to the statement we've been sent, a joint spokesman for the couple said they have agreed to separate and they have agreed to separate and they are in the process of finalising their divorce. that is the phrase that is being used. so, that statement just through the cabinet office. michael gove and his wife getting divorced. you may well know she is a well—known newspaper journalist. they have two children and they have just announced that they are finalising their divorce at they are finalising their divorce at the moment. let's just bring you the latest coronavirus data in the uk. there have been 27,125 cases of coronavirus reported in the uk over the last 2a hours

kyle, let's do it.e are seeing in china as we drive long-term growth we have a long-term view of china. we've been in china over 40 years. phil invested significant time in china in the early days we are a brand of china and for china. >> well, that's nice i didn't hear anything about the uighurs there. i heard we are for china i saw the nba and what happened. what did that guy say? he barely said anything. the players across the board, coaches all found the need to sue china's dealings because of 600 million fans >> if u.s. national security was left up to corporate america, we'll all be speaking chinese quickly. i think nike's comments were pretty unbelievable to say nike is of china for china. they do about $6.5 billion in china and $14 billion in united states they are social justice warriors where they see fit until if affects their wallet lebron james, nike or disney they will be social justice warriors here in the united states because it is fashionable to do so when it comes to a regime the u.s.

kyle peterson and kim trostle.ollow-up from the supreme court decision, what does it mean, start with the state first with their attempt to change voting laws. >> i suspect it means challenges to those laws like the justice department lawsuit going nowhere. the opinion in the supreme court case said there is not a problem when laws have the burden of voting on people and the ballot deadline they are on legitimate ground for exercising their constitutional authority when they passed these laws to set the rules that work for them and their population. paul: texas is going ahead in a special session with voting rights a priority. what are they proposing to do? >> it's not clear what will make it out of but the bills would include things like rolling back pandemic provisions in the county last year affected 24 hour or the state legislature said if you don't want ballots going up at 3:00 a.m., i can see a reasonable argument that. there are some provisions similar to georgia tiny for male voters, it's not entirely clear

kyle perry, thank you so much for launching our coverage. we are now going to bring into special guests who have been there, done that a little bit. former astronaut and international space station commander lee roy chao, also, major general charles bolden, also a former astronaut and former nasa administrator. we are so honored to be speaking to both of you this morning, thank you for being with us. commander we will start with you you spent half a year aboard the international space station. you have been on for space shuttle missions, as commander. what will it be like for branson, why is this launch so significant? >> for this launch is significant because it marks the first sub orbital flight that was going to open up this whole opportunity for other people to basically buy tickets, and get opportunities to go. and what they will see, they will see the beauty of the earth even if it's just a glimpse for a few minutes it is better than nothing. and they will get a taste of what it is like to be up in orbit. of course, these are sub orbit

. >>> the 49ers report for training camp and kyle shanahan puts to >>> we are counting down to 49ers football. 18 days away from kickoff between them and the chiefs. >> vern glenn is live with some headliners. >> reporter: the giants and dodgers, come on, it's why we are here, it is a big series. but i am going to hit you with the national football league. because they clocked in a training camp in santa clara. john lynch and kyle shanahan started things off with a press conference that had media and attendance for the first time in over a year. and shanahan made it clear that jimmy garoppolo is his starting quarterback. >> there is no open competition right now. jimmy is coming in is the one and i'm fully expected to have jimmy come out firing. >> reporter: back here at third and king street, buster posey and the giants take on the dodgers tonight. brandon belt wrapped up his workouts as he gets closer to a return. manager gabe kapler did not take the bait when i asked him if this series carries a little more weight. >> it is an important series as well. the one after that will be a

that is the word from kyle shanahan. training camp begins tomorrow. the rookie is unsigned. garoppolo is the starting quarterback. how long that will be the case remains unseen. he is the hot topic today. >> he is the best quarterback in the building right now. we have three other guys behind him. >> he is a great quarterback. everybody questions his attributes. that confuses me. >> if somebody looks like it would give us a better chance to win, we will make the decision then. >>> aaron rodgers went into packers camp looking like a man without a care in the world. he was trying to force a trade. his restructuring allows them to become a free year. the sharks buy out the contract of jones bending six seasons in teal. the sharks are in the market the sharks are in the market for a ♪ just as well as a poor body. ♪ it's as effective in 90210, as it is in 86503. ♪ medicine will not discriminate against the color of your skin. ♪ we make medicine, ♪ not just for some, ♪ but for everyone. ♪ >>> now, as a country country it is time to rise and shine. we are celebrating traveling to a

that is the word from kyle shanahan. training camp begins tomorrow. the rookie is unsigned.my garoppolo is the starting quarterback. how long that will be the case remains unseen. he is the hot topic today. >> he is the best quarterback in the building right now. we have three other guys behind him. >> he is a great quarterback. everybody questions his attributes. that confuses me. >> if somebody looks like it would give us a better chance to win, we will make the decision then. >>> aaron rodgers went into packers camp looking like a man without a care in the world. he was trying to force a trade. his restructuring allows them to become a free agent next year. the sharks buy out the contract of jones bending six seasons in teal. the sharks are in the market for a [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] ndri sgs] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty a

we will leave it there kyle great to catch up with you thanks so much. >> pleasure. >> kyle bass joiningls out of the ccp playbook, a full analysis where retail stands and how that may impact the economy and markets, joining the conversation all morning long this morning, patricely james freeman we will get back to fantastic panel when we come right back you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. 4 . s. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. ♪ ♪ with cutting-edge tech, world-class interiors, and peerless design... their only competition is each other. the incomparable mercedes-benz suvs. extraordinary runs in the family. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or

. >> reporter: body camera video shows officer john haubert ordering kyle vinson to show his hands. officer hints vinson at least seven times with his pistol, and later holds him by the neck for almost 40 seconds. >> help me. >> reporter: vinson's father says he was shocked by what he saw. >> i thought he was going to die. >> reporter: aurora police chief vanessa williams said she is disgusted. >> this was criminal. >> reporter: there have been several other high-profile police-involved incidents in aurora. in 2019, 23-year-old elijah mclain died after police put him in a neck hold. since becoming chief, wilson has terminated 14 officers for offir haubt now faces multipels treatment of kyle on, ff pues, new. sh: alright, tonight, anxiety is growing across the country as a federal ban on evictions is set to expire on saturday. remember, the moratorium was put in place at the height of the pandemic and economic downturn. congress approved $47 billion in assistance, but as cbs' janet shamlian explains, renters are having a hard time getting the aid. >> reporter: lavita harvey is well a

but the move was divided opinions and i'm a local if the people see that kyle said wants to become a dictator and work against the revolution. of course the people rise up against him and overthrow him so that you know no cause. cause it is really a rescue operation because lately alternation have seen that the economic and social situation has deteriorated. a lot under the government's policies, the biggest political group, the another party is calling the president's move accrue, but says it's open and ready for dialog. we reject the unconstitutional announcements and we welcome all the rejections that have come from most of the political party as well as some of your . ready patients and we call the changes in people to the com and vigilant, and you ready to defend that democracy really, really must protest were held on sunday with many focusing at the inactive party. a long struggle with cubic 19 and an economy in decline has become a perfect recipe for unrest. the then, on monday, a face off in tunis between those for and against the president. the same streets were filled durin

kyle, appreciate you joining us as we appreciate to follow this. feels like we're doing the play-by-play almost the way we're trying to call this quarter by quarter it's really great to have you here with your analysis. kyle little of sherwood lumber >>> president xi jinping marking the centenary of the community party with harsh threats about foreign treasure toward beijing. we'll dig into the foreign relations with china and what the u.s. should be doing there >>> krispy kreme shares opened at $16.30 below the $17 a share price that was set in the ipo itself and that was below the range of $21 to $24 again, from that current price now of $18.25, that's about a 7% increase we'll have more on weather investors should bite into this doughnut darling >>> and as we head to break, let's check on yesterday's ipos in their second day of trading three of the five names on our board are in the red the gainers include clear up 19% and didi global up 16% today we're back in a moment look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not ver

. >> we have not seen a gay kyle clark, why have we seen a gay character? >> they exist. >> may son-in-law is tinker bell. >> hi, mr. bunker. >> they bring their own stories to families all the type. >> you try to tell me that steve is -- i would not want my place. >> he thinks you are j just - can't even say it, steve. >> these shows were changing the way we think about clearness and utterness. >> he's here. ? 1977, we got a ground breaking episode of the jeffersons titled "once a friend." >> it is me, eddie. only i am eating now. >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town, his best friend. when eddie comes to town and eddie is edy. take a good look. representation matters because if you know and like this person, that's fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life? >> when we were younger, i used to hate you, you used to steal my clothes. >> why do you people drink? >> you mean new yorkers? >> no, homos. >> there was something very delicious about the gayness of billy crystal character. it was like mainstream television. >> w

bill mcgurn had editorial board number, kyle peterson. bill, i thought this was a big decision and it being maligned as a guiding of the voting rights act, is that how you read what they did? >> not at all. i think you put your finger on it, paul. all the reporting i further weakening voting rights act. if you read the opinion, it doesn't stand out. a better description would be it came out for its reasonable state laws designed to ensure the integrity of these elections this is part of scare tactics. i think it was a huge decision and also what i did was provide a hedge against what i believe progressives want which is federal court to take over election. this is the judicial parallel to hr one, they want the federal court rather than state legislatures to set rules for elections so i think this was a big victory. one of many big victories but i think it was a big one and it's very telling reporters obviously we want talk about the practical impacts. the justice department sued georgia for recent voting changes. his opinion in which just

among the most narrow majority in decades i'm going to bring back dan henninger chemist rasul and kyleerson. kim, it feels like there's a lot of stuff on the table and maybe they will settle with 3 trillion but can make it? >> this is a remarkable moment. so largest spending increase in u.s. history, the share of gdp for 25% and historical averages about 20 or 21%. right now, what you have with this deal, he managed to get some buy-in from the nervous swing state democrats like joe manchin pricing we are going to pay for office they have this wrath of tax hikes they will propose and that's how they got the 3.5 for the can come up with any more fictional revenue but once you have everybody demanding all of their priorities, because the number go up? can they get away with it? there's a lot still moving here and it will take a couple of more weeks to see if they've got all 50 of the senators plus kamala harris they need to make this pass. charles: certainly a couple of wildcards. the parliamentarian, how much of this is even authorized to go through budget reconciliation? >> i think a lo

kieran trippier on the right of luke shaw on the left operating with kyle walker, john stones and harryre with those three at the back. interesting to note, there is no phil foden. we understood he was carrying that injury, that foot problem in the lead up to this match. gareth southgate said he would be monitored to see if he could be fit for tonight but he hasn't been passed fit. he offered some control against denmark when he came on in the latter stages of the semifinal win. he won't be able to call on him tonight and we wait to see how england will fare with that defensive setup against the impressive italians in this tournament so far.- impressive italians in this tournament so far. ~ ., . , tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the — tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks _ tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks go _ tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks go off- thanks as the fireworks go off behind you, you did not flinch as the red arrows just flew overhead above wembley stadium. all of those fans, abou

commander kyle was having a difficult time breathing. i remember i followed him back out through the set of double doors into that initial hallway as he kind of cleared himself, straightened himself up. i described it before. i thought he looked like george patton. i remember he put his hat back on and walked right back out through the doorway into the tunnel. i followed him. it was at that point, i think, when i started approaching that group of officers there defending the doorway that i realized the gravity of the situation. my initial thought was, these guys look like, they look beat to hell. you know, maybe i could try to get in there and get some guys some help. so i told jimmy that we needed to get in there and try to officer assistance. that's what we did initially. we started making our way through the crowd of officers, yelling out "who needs a break." like i said in my initial testimony, there were no volunteers. there were officers who identified other colleagues who were in need of help, and i remember somebody yelling out "

commander kyle was having a difficult time breathing. i remember i followed him back out through the set of double doors into the initial hall, that hallway, as he kind of cleared himself, straightened himself up. i described it before, and i thought he looked like george patton. i remember he put his hat back on and walked right back out through the doorway into the tunnel, and i followed him. it was at that point that i think when i started to approach that group of officers there defending the doorway that i realized the gravity of the situation. my initial thought was these guys look like -- they look beat to hell, and maybe i could try and get in there and get some guys some help, so i told jimmy that we needed to get in there and try to offer assistance. that's what we did initially. we started making our way through the crowd of officers yelling out, who needs a break? like i said in my initial testimony, there were no volunteers. there were officers who identified other colleagues who were in need of help. i remember somebody yel

a kyle day at the coast. upper 50's. mid to upper 60's to 70 and inland upper 70's, 80's and 90's. here we go for san francisco as well as for oakland. you can see just a slight dip in the temperatures for tomorrow with that stronger ocean breeze. same for the south bay and san jose. slightly cooler midweek. the inland east bay looking at temperatures several degrees cooler for tomorrow into the mid-80s's. looking at just a little bit cooler for the north bay and the clouds stick around for the coast with highs in the mid to upper 50's over the next several days along the coast. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> back to the office postponed. apple is delaying its work force return by at least a month. the i-phone maker previously intended to have employees come back to a hybrid schedule in september with three days in office and two days remote. the company has reportedly dialed back its plan amid rising infection rates. >>> still ahead, the olympics just three days away. why athletes and late night comics can't stop laughing ab >>> with just two days to go before the olymp

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commander kyle was having a difficult time breathing. i remember i followed him back out through the set of double doors into that initial hallway as he kind of cleared himself, straightened himself up. i described it before i thought he looked like george patton. i remember he put his hat back on and walked right back out through the doorway into the tunnel and i followed him. it was at that point i think when i started approaching that group of officers there defending the doorway that i realized the gravity of the situation. my initial thought was these guys look like -- they look beat to hell. and, you know, maybe i could try to get in there and get some guys some help. so i told jimmie that we needed to get in there and try to offer assistance and that's what we did initially. we started making our way through the crowd of officers, yelling out who needs a break? and like i said in my initial testimony, there were no volunteers. there were officers who identified other colleagues who were in need of help and i remember somebody yell

kyle reed retained district m.v.p. harley patterson offensive m.v.p. tanner was awarded defensive m.v.p., and noah was recognized as the newcomer of the year. so congratulations to lion nation. this team of young men along with their coach represent the west texas value of hard work and dedication and the west texas spirit of excellence in all things. god bless, and go west texas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. perlmutter, for five minutes. mr. perlmutter: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the heroes from the movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado, on july 20, 2012. and all of the everyday heroes who make sacrifices for their community, including those heroes we have seen during this covid-19 pandemic. nine years ago today, 12 lives were taken. 70 were wounded, and hundreds more suffered emotional trauma. yet even in this tragedy, we saw incredible heroism. those who carried the wounded to safety and the first responders, law enforcement, firefighters, and medical teams wh

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kyle, good to see you this morning. thank you so much. kyle little.ram's about-face, how the social media giant is pivoting to compete with tiktok and youtube, it's making a buzz this morning and we've got it, right after this. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. maria: time for the morning buzz. a pivot to video, the head of instagram says yesterday we are no longer a photo sharing app, this comes as it faces growing competition from tiktok and youtube. dagen, that's what the market's all about. you've got tiktok, a lot of popularity around that app. dagen: yeah. but i don't know what instagram is talking about. they already have reels which they've launched to compete with tiktok. maria: that's true. dagen: there's lots of video elements in it. i suspect that facebook which owns instagram is going to screw it up, the way they screwed up the facebook platform, not just the censorship

. >> and at their first live news conference in over a year, coach kyle shanahan made it pretty clearhat jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback. >> there is no open competition renew in terms of equal reps of the same group. jimmy is coming in as one. >> i fully expect jimmy to come out of the gates firing, i'm excited to play with him and lineup next to him. he will play a very high level. >> you can catch all the preseason action live right here on kpix 5. the big matchups against the chiefs, chargers and the raiders starting saturday august 14th. >> football is back. we need it. >> we do. thanks so much for watching, the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we will see you back here with more local news california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together,

jazeera kennedy as president as dismissed the prime minister and suspended parliament for 30 days. kyle said, made the decision off to protest over the handling of the current of ours pandemic and a struggling economy. he insists the movies label. i don't, i wouldn't. you have to have a sudden. the 1st decision is to freeze all the powers of the parliament. if the constitution does not allow the parliament to be dissolved, but it does not stand in the way of freezing.

for the first time since their super bowl run in miami, kyle shanahan and john lynch had a non-zoom presswith the media. topic number one, quarterback. jimmy garoppolo and trey lance. >> jimmy is coming in as the number one and trey is coming in as two. there is no rookie that will just come in and be ablegame. >>> katie ledecky, the stanford alum was nowhere to be found in the 200 meter freestyle final. australia took the gold but one hour later, the decade by a large margin won the 1500 freestyle, an olympic event available to women for the first time ever. it was her sixth career olympic gold medal and she still has more events. she is the most decorated female swimmer in history. she is the world record holder in that event and she seemed happier for erica sullivan. shows you a little bit about katie ledecky. >>> a northern california majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> tonight one n

community members are asking for now is -- >> a long-term solution for the sideshows. >> council member kylesaid they are working on it. the first proposal was the oakland coliseum. >> that wasn't accepted, but we are going to try the racetracks, like the raceway. >> reporter: for now, this is a strategy they are implementing, as the police chief prepares to hold a stand up for oakland rally on saturday. in oakland, liz peÑa, abc7 news. >>> check this out, thieves got away with $250,000 worth of merchandise from a jewelry store in downtown downtown down the owner of jeffries diamonds and goldsmith says, this burglary happened around 3:00 yesterday morning. alarm went off as they smashed the display cases, but that still did not stop them. the entire crime last around five minutes. the storeowner says, this is the fourth time that they have been burglarized in five years. >>> happening now, aftershocks continue to rattle antelope valley after thursday's 6.0 magnitude earthquake. the shaking was felt across northern california, even here in san frcisco. no by the state's new shake alert warnin

here comes ramon, and he is out at the plate, that is a killer area 3-3, bottom of the seventh, kyle tucker, i'll tell you what, these guys hate long home runs. the a's are 5 1/2 back of houston now. tampa, a city the ghg won titles d the tion the lightning strike twice? they will be drinking from the stanley cup if they beat montreal. second period, hank with some great passing. 1-0, tampa bay. josh anderson with a chance to tie it, but he is oppeby henry who had 22 saves, the lightning when 1-0, they become the ninth franchise to repeat as the stanley cup champs. england, ahima fouled by denmark in extra time, i don't think so. but a penalty kick on the 104th minute, stopped on the first attempt, england wins 2-1 to advance to the first ever final. rinse william jacked out of his mind. england plays on sunday for the championship. >>> roger federer taking on hubert for the quarterfinals. fedor had an awkward slip and lost straight sets. he turns 40 in august. you've got to wonder if this is the last time he walked off it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the

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. >>> 49ers, vance, together for the first time in 2021 and coach kyle shanahan summed it up. >> it wasome. just driving in today and having a couple of fans out there. they were nervous to dad me up. i wasn't nervous. >> jimmy garoppolo, the team's starting quarterback, somebody has got to back him up. even if it is his eventual successor, rookie quarterback trey lance. we are dynamic? >> me and trey have had a good relationship, we really have. it is sort of one of those things where it is what it is. at the end of the day we are in that locker room and around each other so much, it's just business. >> they will be in helmets and shorts the rest of the week. they put their pads on next week. >>> if you've ever >>> finally tonight, here is your chance to live like a famous football coach. >> jim harbaugh is putting his home, it is a mansion, up for sale. it has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a guest house. the former 49er head coach is asking just under $13 million. >> he bought the place for 6.3 million tech in 2012. at the time when he made the jump from stanford to th >>> the la

. >> reporter: kyle says he was surprised by how hot it was when he came to the park to jog. >> it's been a while since i have walked out and had a stinging burn already. >> he has more to worry about than sunburn. it was a year ago he evacuated after the fire raged through the hills. he remembers the weather conditions were similar to this heat wave. >> it didn't get to us. but we're ready. we're expecting the same thing. i remember packing up food. >> conditions are volatile. >> the fuel is dry. and the vegetation. and the likelihood for a fire should start is increased because of the drought like conditions. >> it is fully staffed and equipped for the heat wave. we showed you how firefighters were going through drills to get ready for the extreme heat. including hauling 50 pounds backpacks. >> the most important part is the fact you are able to do work. and continue to do it. without getting heat exhaustion or cramps or heatstroke. >> be sure to down load or app. you'll get up to the date weather forecast. while on the go. punch in your zip code and you are set. a disturbing trend

that commander was ramie kyle of the metropolitan police department and those images are etched into my memory, never to be forgotten. in the midst of that intense and chaotic scene, commander kyle remained cool, calm and collected, as he gave commands to his officers, "hold the line" he shouted over the roar. of course that day, the line was the seat of our american government, despite the confusion and stress of the situation observing the leadership, protecting the place i cared so much about was the most inspirational moment of my life. the bravery he and others showed that day are the best examples of duty, honor, and service. each of us who carries a badge should bring those core values to our work every day. the fighting in the lower west terrace tunnel was nothing short of brutal. here i observed approximately 30 police officers standing shoulder to shoulder, maybe four or five abreast, using the weight of their bodies to hold back the onslaught of violent attackers. many of these officers were injured, bleeding, and fatigued, but they continue to hold the line. as i don't ha

bottom seven, kyle tucker, these guys hit long, long home runs. 4-3 the final, a's five and a half back now in the west. tampa is a city of champions. buck and lightning won titles last season. question is can lightning strike twice? tampa will be drinking from the cup if they beat montreal. scoreless in the second period, put wood on it, 1-0 tampa. anderson with a chance to tie it but stopped, 22 save shut out. lightning win 1-nil to become the ninth franchise to repeat as stanley cup champions. england, sterling fouled by denmark in extra time. i am not buying it. it gave cane a penalty kick and the 104th minute, first attempt, no. second attempt, good. england wins 2-1, will advance to first ever final, prince william out of his mind, england will play sunday for the championship. >>> federer in the finals. second set, federer had an awkward slip, failed to spike the easy point. he turns 40 in august. you gotta wonder if this was the last time he will walk off center court. bif the way, federer had not lost in straight sets in 19 years. that is the latest in bay area sports. i am den

liz, to you from kyle in north carolina i'm a lazy investor with a three-year time horizon all in fidelityer >> kyle, i'm not going to call you lazy i'll say if you're liss active, you don't want to try to time this the nasdaq is miss something of those cyclical sectors so i don't want you to have less opportunity in the cyclicals by holding that the s&p is miss something small caps so by the end of it, we're looking at the total stock market index cyclicals and growth and small caps sarat to you my disney held in an i.r.a. is down 10% should i sell or should i hold >> i wouldn't sell it. i'd add more to it disney has got some great room ahead of it once we get the reopening. the theme parks is where they'll make a lot of money. the whole fly wheel will start working when you look at what they've got with disney plus i like it at these levels. i'd add more to it p. howard in las vegas wants to know what catalyst will finally prompt verizon stock to move up >> you know what the catalyst is, howard the day you sell it. you have to look at this like a total return vehicle it's a 4.5% dividend

and i'm actually here with the young man who was the first to speak in opposition to this bill, kyle wong, 17 years old. your family told me you left san antonio at 4:30 this morning to be here, waited almost 12 hours to speak. i'm curious, what was your message to lawmakers today? >> my main message this piece of legislation is something that's going to cause a lot of texans to have great difficulty when voting. the provision that you mentioned about how it bans unsolicited, unrequested vote by mail applications from being sent out by counties -- there is no downside to counties sending unrequested mail-in ballot applications. these are just applications. there are only positive effects that come from that, which is more voter engagement, more voting. and yet somehow they want to ban that. if seniors, who lack access to the internet, they are unable to request a mail-in ballot, should this piece -- because they don't have access, you know, they can't request one online, they can't find the phone numbers if this legislation is passed. because right now, there are seniors in texas who

kyle tucker breaks a tie.ye out for the solo home run astros regain the lead 43 so last chance for but a beautiful play by carlos correa. i'm sorry he throws out chad pender at first to end the game even worse. pender pops his right hamstring after the game, bob melvin said he is going to be out a while. so that is at in seoul to lose 4 to 3. they are now 5 and a half games back in west will might be time to panic. your dream. i damian lillard kd and company. >> they're all out in vegas prepping for the olympics. they'll play their first exhibition game saturday against warriors assistant coach mike brown and his nigerian team. that's one of 5 exhibition games to get ready for the real thing in tokyo. team usa's first olympic medal match will be against france on july 25th head coach gregg popovich spoke today about how special it is for him to coach this group. >> any opportunity to be heard. something so special just being around the other coaches on with. these players. you know, you kind of look in the mir

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but kyle shanahan realizes health has had has got to be the main priority. i'm sorry. ringing. we shut this off quick. live tv. what happens sometimes. my mom anyway. george kittle. he agrees. he was also happy to see us in the media today. you guys. ever have fun. >> goodness gracious. it's better than a much squares. the goal is you want to get players to week one. but you also want to make sure they can get healthy. they can stay healthy to those first 4 weeks. i feel like if you can stay healthy to those first 4 weeks and you got a better chance of having a callous of making it through the year. >> all righty, the best gymnast in the world will now be watching from the sidelines. unfortunately, simone biles has dropped out of the team portion of the olympic citing her mental health in some issues he was having. we still don't know. she will participate in the individual pursuit portion. >> i just felt like it would be a little bit better to take a backseat work on mindfulness. and i knew that the girls would you have an absolutely great job and i didn't want to ris

commander kyle was having a difficult time breathing. i followed him back out through the set of double doors into the initial hall way as he kind of cleared himself, straightened himself up. i described it before. i thought he looked like george patton. i remember he put his hat back on and walked right back out through the doorway into the tunnel. i followed him. it was at that point, i think, when i started approaching that group of officers there did he f defending the doorway that i realized the gravity of the situation. my initial thought was these guys look like -- they looked beat to hell. you know, maybe i could get in there and get some guys some help. so i told jimmy that, you know, we needed to get in there and try to offer assistance. that's what we did initially. we started making our way through the crowd of officers yelling out who needs a break. like i said in my initial testimony there were no volunteers. there were officers who identified other colleagues who were in need of help and i remember somebody yelling out thi

>> reporter: but kyle has other worries as well. his family got ready to evacuate after the szu fire. he remembers the weather conditions were similar to this heat wave. >> i know we're expecting the same thing today. i remember last year packing up food in safety containers. >> reporter: cal fire agrees the situation is volatile. >> it's not like it's intentional, but you increase the likelihood for something to ig fight. maybe the lawnmower hits some kind of rock or something and can spark it. that's a big thing. >> reporter: cal fire says it is fully staffed and equipped for this heat wave. as we showed a few weeks ago, firefighters were going through preparedness drill, including hauling 50-pound backpacks. >> it's going to get hotter and drier. in california, the summers are unforgiving. that's why we train, so we can be acclimated to the temperatures right now. >> reporter: you know the captain is right, the days are getting hotter and drier, at least going into the weekend. cal fire points out that the humidity at night is so

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bottom 7, kyle tucker breaks the tie, solo homer to right. a's lose 4-3. oakland 5 1/2 games back of houston in the al west. >>> stanley cup in the building for game 5, tampa bay looking to closeout montreal. right in front of the net. that was easy, 1-0 on the opening goal. thinking oh, no, lightning goalie was a wall. name the trophy award winner as the most valuable player of the playoffs? nothing getting by him. former shark with one of the final block shots for tampa. lightning win 1-0. that is back-to-back titles for tampa bay. >>> celebrity golf tournament, there is steph curry and fake boxing, steph feeling good, flashing a left coming up right here. watch out. it is happening. even fast in slow motion, he got out of there. they all are set to meet with the media tomorrow. stay away from that. >>> abc 7 sports it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming,