l. a mayor eric garcetti. pick up trash near downtown l. a. california recently allocated $1.1 billion in state funds to clean up california. the governor says it will create 11,000 jobs. there's nothing bad about this program, more jobs, cleaner highways, less homelessness, less crime. on this day, the governor doing similar cleanups in the bay area, and in fresno, he first pitched the idea back in may when we talked with him exclusively back with him again. for this we mean business. this is not a photo

l. a. pick in what's been called a historic day and the evolution of the game demonstrators across brazil, a calling for the impeachment of president john both, sorry, they're angry at his handling of the covey. 19 allegations of corruptions and the economic crisis. monica on a kid reports from rio de janeiro. it's the poor it nationwide protest since mean thousands taking to the st. 22 brazilian states indigenous leaders joining forces with less wing party trade unions and social organization. calling for president jaden also modeled impeachment. the se brazilians must stand tall and break the silence. 74 year old, i guess we stopped by john pappa staying at home in fear of the coven. $900.00 virus is no longer an option. is ill. the audio visa, we're fighting for our lives. in order to do this, we must impeach the president, was done nothing to protect us from the corona virus, but also from hunger and environmental destruction. you know, the, there's growing dissatisfaction with the governmen

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a nice pick. l at a richoct f wall by austin slater. giants fans had hope for a rally in the 9th. tying run at the plate but lamont wade, waved a strike three to end it. st. louis hung on 5-3. the giants half game lead was on the shoulders of anthony last night. slammed the door on the dodgers for his first career save. that's -- high school right there as the marlins won it 5- 4. endedthe nine game win streak and kept them in second place. what do you think the giants new look? the nike design will be worn this weekend. golden gate bridge on the sleeve, fog to represent the city. your thoughts? >> you know i was cod have ma them more like loud. i think they should have dressed us like prisoners at alcatraz but i don't make the decisions. >>> the nhl finals. carey price kept tampa from scoring when they needed it most. this game went four minutes in overtime before josh anderson as he did in regulation delivered andmissed a flurry. 3-2 final and still the defending champs, tampa, think lead that series 3-1. >>> have a great one. i will be around. see you later. >>> a homeless camp

l. a mayor eric garcetti. pick up trash near downtown l. a.alifornia recently allocated $1.1 billion in state funds to clean up california. the governor says it will create 11,000 jobs. there's nothing bad about this program, more jobs, cleaner highways, less homelessness, less crime. on this day, the governor doing similar cleanups in the bay area, and in fresno, he first pitched the idea back in may when we talked with him exclusively back with him again. for this we mean business. this is not a photo op. this is not a press conference. we were out here a number of months ago. you're with us. um we're coming back and going to come back again and again and again and again. how do you though make it last permanently, you gotta keep coming back. the governor says california needs to deal with the key underlying issue causes. homelessness the state recently allocating a record $12 billion on that front at the difference between now and in the years past, as we have money for an alternate when you're actually out here and you see it as compared t

david: how did you go from crashing a helicopter, get pulled out of that and get into another l copter to pickou up to get to a doctor within an hour? how did that happen? tammy: they got me out of there to take me to my family to barry. -- bury. david: so you get to iraq and you are flying blackhawks over there. and there was a mission to pick up somebody, but you did not have to go, it was not essential, is that correct? tammy: no, and it was on our way back when we were hit. david: so you didn't have to be in iraq and you didn't have to accept that mission, but you did both of of things and you are hit. tammy: we were hit right outside of my right door, i swore and i reached forward to--and there was a big explosion. it came through the bubble and exploded. david: so the pilot is trying to lend it despite the fact that it is in trouble. he does manage to land it but your legs were blown off, is that essentially what happened? tammy: the cockpit was filled with snow, i did not -- smoke, i did not know i do not have legs. you don't look down to see if they are there, i kept trying to fly the

expected for saved a lot of criticism, the overwhelming sentiment towards simone balls as being one of support from athletes around the world. and also from within the u. s. l m pick chain. let's have a listen to some of her pixie mates of how to cite. i really hope that she continues to do what's best for her and the people around her. her coaches, her teammates continue to support her. i know that the team you say some are certainly support her and the u. s. genetics team and, and all of our teammates, you know, and mental health is so important at the end of the day. so many little people understand the struggles of an elite athlete let alone and athlete simone vile to that the top of her training range. and she is the curve. he's literally her own bar, and i don't think people fail. people fail to recognize that he is also a human beings. and now you're the rug. be 7 fan. you. what's been happening in the gold medal match there. fiji have beaten new zealand to retain the gold medal success they. they will not 1st ever. limpy gold medal in 2016 at the rear olympics when the 7th game came in to the games for the 1st time. and they've done it again. incidentally,

a former police officer could become a new york city's next mayor after he won the democratic nomination. he was picked despite a year of b. l. m. protests calling of course to defend the police. at the same time, the crime is soaring with new york state governor cuomo declaring a gun violence disaster emergency. now the new may oral candidate is eric adams. he's a 22 year police veteran, currently serving as the brooklyn bar, a president at the forefront of his platform as a commitment to combating gun violence. and he supports police reform, but he's against the funding. the police. if black lives really matter, it can only be against police abuse and has to be against the violence that's ripping apart our communities. people want to feel safe. right now. they don't feel safe or crime is happening all around them. shootings are up, robberies are up, homelessness is up. they see in the subway. they don't feel safe nor subways. they see it out in the streets, in their homes, in the neighborhoods, and they want to feel safe. so this gentleman ran on a platform of public safety and making people feel safe in their resume with

the ruling hashemite family that's been seen as a beacon of stability and a volatile region for years now. jim l l sheil picks up the story sentences in the case came after almost 3 months of secret hearings at the door. damien, state, security court, and been this been a while regarding the 1st criminal bus him, our dollar. the court has sentenced him to temporary imprisonment for a period of 15 years. with regard to the 2nd criminal sharif hassan been zayed. the court has sent it's him to temporary imprisonment for a period of 15 years. the 2 men found guilty of plotting to sole discord and ultimately undermined the jordanian monarchy by some are the law and show you how some bins aid. i will the lies a former minister who rose to become the head of jordan's royal court, but he was not a popular figure among many jordanians who for long accused him of corruption and financial embezzlement. i will, the le is also said to be very close to saudi arabia's chrome prince from i've been some man and has been described as being an advisor to the saudi royal has called. defendant sheriff hasn't been said, is a membe

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politics of florida, but i am told that it is a key part of it. l the democratic party are trying to defend themselves - in key races there, they do not want to pickepublicans at the moment, etc, etc. so there is a little bit of politics in this. - at the moment, joe biden is being very specific. - yesterday, himself at the press conferencel with angela merkel, he referred to cuba as a failed state - and said we are not going to move on remittances. i fascinating. and it is one to watch, including the situation in south africa. let me ask each of you to tell us about some other things you think we should be watching that have not had enough attention so far. michael first. there is something going on in america. there is always something going on in america. this is vocal politics, a lot of us here in britain and around the world think joe biden's president and donald trump is making noise down in a maralargo but he is done. democracy is not done. and earlier this week the democrats in the texas state legislature fled, a loaded word, but they flew to washington so there would not be a quorum, so no business could be enacted in the texas state legi

politics of florida, but i am told that it is a key part of it. l the democratic party are trying to defend themselves in key. races there — they don't want to pickof politics in this. - at the moment, joe biden is being very specific. - yesterday, himself at the press conferencel with chancellor merkel, he referred to cuba - as a "failed state" - and he said we are not going to shift on remittances. fascinating. and it is one to watch, including the situation in south africa. let me ask each of you in the few minutes we have lest let me ask each of you in the few minutes we have left to tell us about some other things you think we should be watching that have not had enough attention so far. michael first. we'll, there's something going on in america. there's always something going on in america. this is vocal politics — a lot of us here in britain and around the world think, well, joe biden's president and donald trump is making noise down in a mar—a—lago, but he's done. the republican party and the crisis in american democracy is not done. and, earlier this week, the democrats in the texas state legislature fled — a loaded word — but they flew

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all and kentavious caldwell pope as well with the number 22 pick in tonight's first round, so look out for the l. anext year, all right last night in san francisco giants got blanked by the dodgers eight zip today, james return the favor. they whitewash the dodgers, and it's never too young to get your baby acquainted. with the giants dodgers rivalry had this first game back off the injured list. brandon crawford gets the giants offense rolling early. he didn't miss a beat high just slaps, dave priced 60 r b. i's for crawford to two outs in the second, wilmer floors would think gap er into right center field, and austin slater, who had a couple of hits, and this one will come around to score first. three. nothing lead. they added a couple but johnny cueto, maybe his best outing. he had some trouble in the sixth, loaded the bases and incomes. ireland, garcia. and he will whiff cody bellenger with the bases loaded. that was the dodgers biggest threat of the afternoon, and they do not come through giants and dodgers of split 16 games. that's here. they're eight and eight, but the giants have won five

l. g s and paris. charlotte ski ot see in paris and just to pick up on an aspect. charlotte was speaking about a woman whose life was severely affected by similar nuclear tests in french polynesia, seas, france should pay for the damage. it's dawn to generations of local my grandparents died of cancer, my mother's sister had cancer. in the age of 27, i was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, which is a radiation indeed disease that a haiti and some follow nations are very nice. so for us to cited to conduct tests impala neesha because the local did not see anything wrong with them. the exercises ended in 1997, but they were enormous damage. there is a lot of misinformation they're trying to solve in size, many locals and i'll talk about their diseases. today. my symptoms are ruining my life. i raise the sheer, the un at the international level. we have thousands of sick people in the eighty's do i talk about the radioactive impact on the population when you're nothing and today our surroundings are contaminated and damaged. i hope for us will pay off all the factors polynesians and be punished by a

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tackling a blaze on a container ship carrying flammable materials. doc to do buys jeb l l e port local authorities have set the fire is now under control and there are no casualties. you can pick up more details on that online at auto dot com. in the meantime, we are back in 28. me rather driven by jan, shaped by control center. those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah ah, ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter labelle. we're used to hearing you will, leads messaging about the importance of values. not everyone in the block agrees. in fact, a growing number of conservative and populous forces are speaking out against what some called brussels colonial outlook, conservative and populous talk. the language of family and culture in leaks talk a values to create a european superstate the the cross sucking the e u in crisis. i'm joined by my guess. i'm scared in london. he's a meritus professor of international history and former convener of european studies at london school of economics. also in london, we have donald so soon he has ameritas professor of comparative european history at queen mary university of london. and in syracuse, we c

l i've got right now. meanwhile i clement was that the genes who picked up the gold, beating new zealand in a thrilling finalial today. the gold medal went to slovenia. is this the last time we see and be merry as an olympian? he and joe salisbury were knocked out of the doubles by croatia. once again, sparking questions about mary's feature in the game. and team gb's hopes in the tennis and it all together when lane broudy was beaten byjeremy sade and the singles. lydia campbell, bbc news. daniil medvedev has again questioned the safety of playing in the tokyo heat, asking the umpire who would be responsible if he died. after pressure from him and novak djokovic, the start time for tennis matches has been pushed back from 11am to 3pm tokyo time. organisers said it was "in the interests of player health and welfare". djokovic had described the heat and humidity as "brutal", and medvedev had breathing problems during his third—round win over fabio fognini. ifidie, if i die, who is going to take responsibility? after the game he tweeted "still alive" with a sweltering face emoji. there we are. good to see he i

a-service. ♪ l >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is not saying if she will accept house minority leader kevin mccarthy's pickstee investigating the january 6th insurrection. >> you can see some of the picks here. actually all five of them. some of them are former president trump's most vocal supporters. three election deniers among them who pushed the big lie that donald trump did not lose the 2020 election. congressman jim jordan tells cnn he is willing to talk to committee members about his conversations with the former president if he as asked. >> if the democrats say you should testify before the select committee -- >> why? >> because of your conversations with president trump. >> i talk to the president all the time. i talked to him last week. >> would you talk to them? >> if they call me. but i don't know why. >> but if they asked you to come, you would say sure, you would talk to them? >> well, if they call me. i got nothing to hide. i didn't do anything wrong. >> joining us is democratic congressman ruben gayago from arizona. he was on the house floor and helped some of his colleagues out of the house

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l c, and michael penn. joe, ceo of pinto portfolios strategies. michael, let's start with you here. what are the odds we're going to see the fed actually pick any kind of meaningful action as a result of next week's meeting? well, i think they're going to announce the plan to start tapering. jack your whole, so it's an august meeting jackson hole, they say we're going to start a, bring in december and probably wind down purchases over the next year. but here's the only point that you guys should all understand is that from the beginning of the federal reserve, in 1913 to 2020 a 107 years of that institutions existence. the best bounty grew to $4100000.00. in the last 5 quarters said belgy has grown to a point 2 trillion dollars. so the entire existence of the reserve, the last a 107 years for quite one julian. and we know that in 5 quarters, so it's going to be very, very difficult to unwind a $120000000000.01 trillion dollars of counterfeiting this time around. it's going to be even much more difficult than it was in 2013 when the stock market and bond market results. and those are excellent points. michael and octavia. we're already seeing inflation having an impact, espec

l-o.com. ashley: a fox news alert, the biden administration reportedly transferring its first detainee out of guantanamo bay this morning. the new york times reports president biden is picking prison population to 39. todd: here to weigh in, "fox & friends weekend" co-host, pete hegseth. you were stationed in guantanamo bay for a long time. i imagine you're not pleased with this news this morning. >> no, but it's a long time coming and to be expected. when i was there, there were over 600 he detainees, now there's less than 40 of. it was a great idea for the right reasons to prosecute these terrorists after 9/11 in a place where they wouldn't get caught up in a constitutional maze. instead, that's what it became. ultimately, ever since it was caught up in the courts and we haven't been able to prosecute these guys. they've lost intelligence value. now it's a waiting game. so we knew obama wanted to do it prematurely. no surprise that biden is doing it as well. i think you'll see more of this and if countries will take these people. ashley: and i want to get to this as far as big tech and the white house. i know you have some pretty strong thoughts on this. surgeon general v

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