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>> i no longer refer to them as the la times.limes and stopped subscribing to that paper. it is delusional. the la times single-handedly been the media outlet which has perpetuated the endorsement and movement of democrats into the supermajority that undermined california over and over. you have to look at the ownership and operation of the los angeles times, it's opinion pieces. this is the newspaper that referred to larry elder when he was running for governor in a recall as the black face of white supremacy. it is unbearable and a shame. normally respected columnist like steve lopez would say something like this. stuart: they said that about that guy? thank you very much for being with us today. thank you very much. police released body cam video from entire week he'll's arrest? >> get out of the car right now. get out. get out. get out. get out. stuart: one of the officers is on administrative duty. brian kilmeade will look at this in a moment. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it

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according to the la times, tickets for the event are going for $500,000 per couple. meanwhile governor newsom is in new york this week in support of vice president harris. the governor headlining a big fundraiser for the democratic presidential nominee. then he will follow harris to pennsylvania for the debate. he is now a leader of harris's national campaign committee, the same role he held with biden's campaign. but just into our newsroom, a heartwarming announcement from the princess of wales, kate middleton says she's completed her chemotherapy treatment. it comes six months after she announced to the world that she had cancer. she says her path to recovery is long and she is focused on staying cancer free. but the princess says she'll do a few public engagements until the end of the year with humility. a flight heading to sfo had to be diverted on saturday night. the southwest flight took off from phoenix, arizona, mid-flight. the crew reported a smell of smoke in the cabin. the flight landed at ontario international airport in san bernardino county. the cabin w

la. it's been so many years in the making, so taking some time. la will be on the horizon. time. rk and my non—athlete time isjust being — my non—athlete time isjust being a _ my non—athlete time isjust being a person outside of the sport— being a person outside of the sport and _ being a person outside of the sport and it clears my head. congratulations to both of you. there have been so many incredible stories in these paralympic games, and you've come home and it's been such a great success for paralympicsgb. five medalsjust paralympicsgb. five medals just part paralympicsgb. five medalsjust part of the hall. thank you so much for coming in. that's just about it from us today. plenty more in all of our main stories, and that news conference continuing in kyiv. thanks so much for watching the programme. hopefully see you at the same time tomorrow. bye for now. we've seen a lot of showers earlier on today, thematic —— dramatic rather watch her pictures. here we saw the best of the sunshine. showers have been heavy with some hail in there as will we still have these very showery a

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lauren: it was in the la times.harles: these newspapers going out of business for woke, there we go, attacks on diversity programs show the need to keep them going and improve. here's the thing, by the way, it's modestly being rolled back, not a 100% rollback but it is an evolution. reporting like mine will lead to that. when you start exposing it for its idiocy, budweiser doing what it did with dylan mulvaney, disney inflicting for no reason same sex kissing scenes, it doesn't sell to the american public and one thing with these enforced diversity rules, dei, it is illegal. hate to say it. the supreme court says it is illegal. businesses will have to rollback these policies. jamie dimon who i wrote about who's a big devotee of dei talking about how he has to comport with the law. i think woke is over, no matter how many journalists have failing newspapers suggested is not. back to you. i am in your studio. i am in your studio without you and you played hooky. i want you to know i should be sitting in the anchor sea

los angeles and burbank were all deemed to be hoaxes and in the inland empire, according to the la times13 year-old girl was arrested for making threats of violence against a riverside middle school. a 14 year-old boy from east vail was arrested on suspicion of making threats against students and the group of valley unified school district. and on september 11, a 15 year-old was arrested for a social media threat made against arlington high school in riverside and its principle. we treat every threat seriously. >> and we are very adept at figuring out where the threats are originating from. we've got really good and doing that with our social media are cyber teams and running those threats. the ground making a hoax threat is a federal crime which can result in a misdemeanor or felony. >> posting or sharing a threat even if it is not meant to be taken seriously can have real world consequences, including mass panic. interruptions and schools in a waste of law enforcement resources. false reports made up nearly 30% of school violence incidents between 2023, 2024 things just to disrupt. it

sin embargo, hay titulares en que dicen, por ejemplo, la portada de la revista time, que dice que trumpport dice la noche en que donald trump perdiÓ. pero tambiÉn hay analistas que aseguran que kamala harris perdiÓ la oportunidad de distanciarse mÁs de joe biden para ser la candidata del cambio y perdiÓ tambiÉn la oportunidad de explicarle al paÍs por quÉ ha tenido cambios de posturas en un debate en que los inmigrantes, los perros y los gatos tambiÉn fueron protagonistas. >> kamala harris, la vicepresidenta y el expresidente se dieron la mano y el fuego cruzado empezÓ de inmediato en el debate producido por la cadena de noticias abc. donald trump the worst unemployment since the great depression. >> donald trump nos dejÓ la peor economÍa desde la gran depresiÓn, la mayor crisis de salud y el peor ataque sobre la democracia desde la guerra civil, dijo harris, acabando de conocer por primera vez al exmandatario. >> period of time people can go out and buy cereal or bacon or eggs or anything else. >> trump insistiÓ en la crisis fronteriza. dijo que la administraciÓn biden ha dejado entrar

la patrulla de carreteras estatal y mÚltiples unidades de policÍas y bomberos llegaron a la escena. >> any timeuacil del condado de warren, donde ocurriÓ el accidente. lucharon por espacio de dos horas para rescatar a las personas atrapadas. segÚn las autoridades, casi todas las vÍctimas murieron en el lugar del accidente. mientras que al menos una persona sucumbiÓ a sus heridas mÁs tarde en un hospital. mientras los 37 pasajeros que resultaron heridos fueron trasladados a hospitales, el copiloto del autobÚs resultÓ ileso. la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte envÓo un equipo para investigar el accidente. noticias telemundo contactÓ a la compaÑÍa de buses regiomontano para obtener su reacciÓn, pero no hemos obtenido respuesta. por su parte, el consulado de guatemala en atlanta, georgia, dijo que ya se encuentran al tanto del accidente y afirmaron que el ministerio de relaciones exteriores estÁ en comunicaciÓn con las autoridades en mississippi. >> johanna, gracias por tu informe. una avioneta se estrellÓ esta maÑana contra unas casas en fairview, oregÓn, provocando un incendio. el avi

distantly related to governor gavin newsom's wife, jennifer siebel newsom, and according to the la times, tickets for the event are going for $500,000 per couple. mr. trump was also in san francisco back in june for another fundraiser. meanwhile, governor newsom is heading east this week in support of vice president harris's presidential campaign. the governor is headlining a big fundraiser for the democratic presidential nominee in new york. then he will follow harris to pennsylvania for the debate. he is now a leader on harris's national campaign committee. the same role he held with biden's campaign. we are back in 60s just ahead, dangerous sideshows taking over the bay bridge and east bay streets. the action, one city leader says, needs to happen now, and a sweet show of support how south bay students helped rally the community around their beloved teacher. and we're still seeing some warm temperatures out towards walnut creek, 70 degrees here at 11:00 when cooling and increasing wind into the forecast. when we move forward towards midweek. bounced from one doctor to the next. does i

according to the la times, tickets for the event are going for $500,000 per couple. ill be the second time trump has visited the bay area in the last three months. he was in june. he was here for a fundraiser. that one was in san francisco. well, democrats opened a new campaign headquarters in san francisco today. the headquarters is in the former nordstrom store on market street near the powell bart station. organizers say it's big enough to hold a thousand volunteers at one time. organizations throughout the bay area will use the headquarters to mobilize for races, both locally and across the country, ahead of the november election. preparations are underway in philadelphia for tuesday's huge presidential debate. video from today shows streets near the national constitution center already blocked off pennsylvania. critical to both former president trump and vice president kamala harris. the vp now rehearsing by holding mock debates in pittsburgh, while former president trump says he has meetings about the debate. nbc news will have pre and post-debate coverage of th

according to the la times, ticket for the event are going for $500,000 a couple. in the meantime, governor newsom is in new york this week in support of vice president harris. the governor is headlining a big fundraising event for the democratic presidential nominee. he'll then follow harris to pennsylvania for that debate. he is now a leader of harris's national campaign committee, the same role he held with biden's campaign. developing right now north of the bay area in clear lake, firefighters have spent the night trying to get the upper hand on a fast moving wildfire, which has already destroyed at least 30 structures, many of them homes. the fire started yesterday afternoon east of highway 53. it quickly burned close to 100 acres. the flames swept through one community along 18th street, destroying a string of homes and cars in its path. now, initially, evacuation orders were in place for more than 4000 people and a temporary shelter opened in twin pine casino in middletown. some residents say they managed to escape the fire with little more than the clothes

as john just just making reference, a lot of this is very early information from law enforcement la times. it's you know, it it's just the heat of the moment and they're trying to report what they have at the scene, but at this point, what they're saying is that they've detained a person. they believe this is a person who was connected to this to the scene. and the reason why there were shots fired from the secret service side is they believe that this person was boys to fire shots, perhaps in the direction of the former president. they were trying to they were trying to prevent this from happening. and so they obviously, given given everything that has happened in the last few weeks obviously very much, much more on guard and making sure they here are aware of any possible threats. and so that's what they decided to do here. we don't know if that person was struck by anything. but now begins the harder work of trying to figure out everything about this person what if any, connection they had to the any political views that could influence what happened all of those things are motivations

times even the vice president herself is not acknowledging it but my next guest well, lz granderson, la timesst, host of life out loud with lz the granderson podcast and visiting scholar at western michigan university, lz. so glad to have you on today. i have been wondering what you were thinking about when you heard this. what was your reaction? because i know all of my chats started to go. did you see this? you hear about this. what was your reaction? >> my first reaction was, why are you still given this story oxygen, janet, or anyone for this bad or, you know, it was i thought that the two times that i've seen the vice president's address this criticism that recently really started with the former president nabj, national association of black journalists conference sort of brushed it aside because it was nonsensical and i felt the same way when i heard janet jacksons remarks. it's like, why are you using your platform to weigh in on something nonsensical when there's so many real things that are going on in the world. and i recognize that you're asked a question, but you are an icon. you'

elecciones presidenciales en estados unidos, la contienda entre kamala harris y donald trump estÁ muy cerrada, asÍ lo refleja una reciente encuesta del new york timesrump estÁn empatados con 47% de la intenciÓn del voto. el sondeo se realizÓ entre 11 y el 16 de sÉptima, tiene un margen de error de casi 3 puntos. jorge: pedro rojas nos dice que algunas opiniones en la calle sÍ reflejan lo que dice la encuesta. pedro: en las calles del paÍs las opiniones en del votante reflejan lo que las encuestas de la elecciÓn presidencial revelan. >> kamala harris. pedro: ¿por quÉ? >> me gusta lo que ya es para las personas, y no para las corporaciones grandes. >> para mÍ es mÁs cristiano trump que kamala, Él cree mÁs en dios, kamala no cree mucho en dios. pedro: analistas dicen que la elecciÓn se decidirÁ en seis estados pÉndulos, donde la diferencia puede ser tan baja como 5000 o 10.000 votos, y el favoritismo que donald trump estÁ en hombres y kamala harris en mujeres no es tan distante. >> hay mÁs mujeres votantes que hombres votantes, al final, todo requiere igual. >> si seguÍan las elecciones, votarÍa por kamala harris. por lo que hemos visto, ha ayudado a

vamos a ver la portada de la revista times . calderÓn, jorge ramos, fÉlix y eduardo padilla. no te lo pierdas. etiquetar las redes sociales. es el pedido que acaban de hacer fiscales generales de 41 estados junto con el cirujano general con el objetivo de crear conciencia entre niÑos y padres sobre el uso de estas plataformas. te sorprenderÁs cuando andrea leÓn cuente cuÁntas horas diarias pasan muchos adolescentes viendo bailes y retos. aquÍ estÁn los detalles. andrea: parecerÍa difÍcil lograr que 32 estados se pongan de acuerdo en algo, pero aparentemente lo que respecta a la redes sociales estÁn en la misma pÁgina. los fiscales generales de 42 estados firmaron una carta que enviaron al congreso exigiendo una etiqueta de advertencia de cirujano general de la naciÓn al momento de utilizar las aplicaciones. dicen que las plataformas en redes sociales impulsadas por algoritmos amenazan la seguridad de los adultos jÓvenes. analizar la crisis de salud mental. la cartera hace eco de lo que dijeron en un artÍculo de new york times que

y tengo otro part time. la renta. todo está caro, todo subido. toda la ciudad.bajo protestando. yo ahorita gano 25 $ la hora y mi renta. imagínate mi renta al mes pago 3.000 $. desde ayer están en huelga y se espera. continúen al menos hasta mañana. quieren que obligar a tener una aseguranza que ellos nos que proveen ellos esa cobertura que ellos brindan. desgraciadamente no, no cubre toda nuestra familia. otras peticiones fueron en contra del recorte de las horas laborables y la sobrecarga de trabajo. aquí aseguran que en el área de la bahía son más de 2000 los trabajadores que han salido a protestar, alegando también que en un área que es tan turística y recibe tantos turistas al año, pues ellos no conciben como sus salarios son tan bajos. con miles de turistas quedándose en esos hoteles, estos tuvieron que aplicar planes de contingencia. en un comunicado nos dijeron. el hilton que están comprometidos en negociar en buena fe para lograr un acuerdo justo y razonable que sea beneficioso para los 2. en el hyatt nos dijeron que están decepcionados que los trabajad

. >> reporter: outside where harris has her rally in las vegas tonight, this is the second time coming to the state of nevada since launching her presidential campaign. the polls showing the race absolutely neck and neck here. nevada interesting because it's showing the mixed bag on the economy, too. vegas has been booming. but voters also talking about their concerns over issues like child care, housing, the cost of living. linsey. >> linsey: maryalice parks, thank you. >>> i'll join david and the team for the coverage of the first and only vice presidential debate of the cycle hosted by cbs between governor tim walz

and then la four years' time? am i— should be good. and then la four years' time? un trip next year. and for the fun trip next year. and don't forget — for the fun trip next year. and don't forget to _ for the fun trip next year. and don't forget to squeeze in a show and tell. stay with us, headlines coming up. live from london, this is bbc news. us presidential candidates kamala harris and donald trump meet for the first time in a head—to—head debate ahead of november's election. in a fiery 90 minutes, the pair acused each other of lying, as they clashed on issues including immigration, economy, abortion and foreign policy. world leaders are laughing at donald trump. i have talked with military leaders, some of whom worked with you, and they say you are a disgrace. we are playing with world war iii, and we have a president that we don't even know if he's... where is our president? as the debate came to an end, pop superstar taylor swift endorsed kamala harris on social media — calling her "a gifted leader" and a "warrior". in other news, the us secretary of state a

las vegas doesn't care. i spent so much time in las vegas last year. they don't care about the a's. i can say that positively. yeah. >> all right, well, larry, thank you so much. >> yeah. all right, well, the end of the oakland a's feels like a funeral for many fans today. so one brewery decided to host a wake for everyone to have some booze to wash away their sorrows. people got together at line 51 to say their final goodbyes to the team. they had a tombstone pin giveaway for the first 200 fans, and it was sponsored by the last dive bar, which was selling a bunch of merch at the event. it wasn't all sad though. they brought out a dj and some barbecue to celebrate. the a's seasons at the oakland coliseum, starting in 1968. they won a total of four world series, three straight during the 1970s. then in 1989, they swept the giants. >> the a's are the only franchise other than the yankees to win three in a row. they also won their division 17 times. there's this bit of history the coliseum has hosted 12 games where a team was no hit. three of them were perfect games where the pitcher d

las vegas doesn't care. i spent so much time in las vegas last year. they don't care about the a's.an say that positively. yeah. >> all right, well, larry, thank you so much. >> yeah. all right, well, the end of the oakland a's feels like a funeral for many fans today. so one brewery decided to host a wake for everyone to have some booze to wash away their sorrows. people got together at line 51 to say their final goodbyes to the team. they had a tombstone pin giveaway for the first 200 fans, and it was sponsored by the last dive bar, which was selling a bunch of merch at the event. it wasn't all sad though. they brought out a dj and some barbecue to celebrate. the a's seasons at the oakland coliseum, starting in 1968. they won a total of four world series, three straight during the 1970s. then in 1989, they swept the giants. >> the a's are the only franchise other than the yankees to win three in a row. they also won their division 17 times. there's this bit of history the coliseum has hosted 12 games where a team was no hit. three of them were perfect games where the pitcher did n

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let's take a closer look at the legacy of hezbollah as long time leader the la last video showing close on this wallet. you're on condemning israel's page. your attack on has blog members earlier this month. and one of them i know for all of was a familiar face on t. v. screens. but the fiery orator with a lawyer or she a following rarely appeared in public. this roller was what it has been was binding members during his 3 decades as the leader has blah became one of the most powerful para military groups in the middle east. and those role and made is a real cause. our jenna mean cementing hospitalized alliances with a ran and palestinian millage in groups including home us. this raleigh was partnered with leading as well as war of attrition, against israeli forces, occupying southern lebanon, leading to their pull out in 2000. that withdrawal turned him into a hero in the eyes of many in the arab world. and bulstrode is influenced inside love and on in 2006 has been lost on a 34 day war with is real to a stalemate, further adding to it as well as popularity. but during syria's civil wa

a wait of more than three games is over for kylian mbappe who finds the net in la liga for the first time who more than double their golden tally at the paralympics. hello again. if arne slot wanted to endear himself to the fans of his new club, then leading liverpool to three striaght wins to start the premier league season will help. even better, beat your biggest rivals comfortably to leave your opposite number reminding everyone he's a manager, not a magician. liverpool's 3—0 win at manchester united kept their 100% start going and brought consistent boos for the home side. after trent alexander—arnold had a goal disallowed for offside. luis diaz scored twice before half—time — his second and third goals of the season — to put liverpool in control. after the break, mohamed salah made it 3—0 with his 12th goal in 15 matches against united. the result piles more pressure on erik ten hag after two defeats in their opening three matches while liverpool go into the international break with maximum points and no goals conceded. looked a bit more secure defensively. i think we were a lot mor

horas de ese primer y posiblemente Único cara cara antes de las elecciones, y segÚn la mÁs reciente encuesta de new york timesella con un 47%. ojo, que esta encuesta tiene un margen de error de aproximadamente un 3%. es decir, estÁ bastante reÑido, nuestro colega edwin pitti estÁ con informaciones y la previa de este histÓrico enfrentamiento, buenas tardes. edwin: buenas tardes. a menos de 28 horas este debate entre kamala harris y donald trump, todo estÁ preparado para este primer debate el dÍa de maÑana en visto y la del que, pensilvania, donde kamala harris lleva varios dÍas preparÁndose a travÉs de ensayos hablados, incluso como si fuera un estudio de televisiÓn, mientras que donald trump ha atacado a la cadena abc news , y sÓlo o teniendo reuniones sobre polÍticas pÚblicas. quienes han estado mÁs inmiscuidos en hacer campaÑas han sido los dos compaÑeros de fÓrmula, el gobernador tim walz, y el senador por ohio, j.d. vance, en el caso de vance, hablando de la crisis en la frontera, y en el caso de walz hablando de los derechos reproductivos de las mujeres. las reglas del debate son muy parecidasa las del

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time record of 113 degrees that was set back in september of 2010. again, staying up near that century mark through monday average for down town la this time of year is 84 degrees, so yes, southern california gets hot, but not this hot, this late in the season, phoenix has been charging through their records at 103 days consecutively with those temperatures at 100 degrees or hotter, that completely obliterated the previous record of 76 days. that was setback got 30 years ago in 1993. so just incredible to see not only how hot these temperatures are getting, but how long it's lasting. we do know that that heat yesterday on the west coast from our climate shift index from climate central tells us that these temperatures were made four to five times more likely because of climate change, were climate change does is it? it makes our heat more extreme. it extends that season longer. it starts earlier in the summer. remember, we were talking about record-breaking temperatures early this summer for parts of the west coast. and here we are in september talking about record-breaking temperatures again, lasting longer. it's just really that fingerprint that si

they have those billboards in times square. and in las vegas saying that we're in our kamala era, they started selling the taylor swift friendship bracelets. they actually sold out of them, but probably more significantly for them, the link that taylor swift posted on her instagram to the website vote.gov, received an enormous amount of traffic, almost 406,000 visitors, which is an exponential increase from what it normally get. so they do see some of that playing out. but of course that is not the centerpiece of the harris strategy. the centerpiece is in the battleground states which is exactly where she'll be today. i think if you could call this phase of the campaign anything it's the grind it out phase for kamala harris certainly she is thrilled with her debate performance and her campaign has been thrilled with her debate performance. but now it's all about getting in front of voters and today she'll be in pennsylvania it's been interesting if you look at the last eight days, kamala harris has spent seven of them in pennsylvania, eit

. >> you were in la for a long time. yeah. you appreciate south california sports but they lost to the steelers yesterday who were three zero. and pittsburgh could not help but use that information to troll them with the posts here. pizza pepperoni w in the caption mamma mia! that's a spicy w was the caption a little rude? you already beat them. >> who got to eat the pizza though, right? >> it's a good question. >> that's pretty cute though. that's some good old fashioned rivalry there. >> it's a nice 805 one one 5400 or go to msnbc.com >> back now with the mix starting with the reboot of a classic and annoying millennial toy. >> just when we thought we had left them back in the 90s, 28 years after their launch, gen zers are now resurrecting the tamagotchi. >> huge nostalgia for me. remember, they were kind of keyfob sized. there were these virtual pets that my generation loves to take care of. but now the brand behind the toy says worldwide sales are skyrocketing again, and they are getting a hi tech upgrade with wi-fi that a

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this time overnight at bertolucci's la villa deli. it is one of several thefts that have taken place in willow glen in the last month. so the asked tonight for more help and more patrols overnight. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran has more obert angeles la villa deli is the latest victim of what's become a recent trend in willow glen overnight. break-ins. and although the thief didn't take much, a rock to the door did cause extensive damage. a little after three this morning so you can hear him throwing the rock at the at the window. multiple times. this person breaks the glass of the front door of burdick la villa deli, with a hoodie on and half of their face covered. they go straight for the register. you can hear their music playing loudly. they don't find much and then leave. spending less than a minute inside. we leave the tills open. we don't leave anything in them. so he didn't get anything. maybe grabbed a couple coins. it was just more damage than anything else. the door is now boarded up and then it just shattered and turned int

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i was in singapore earlier this year of this time we're la dialogue, which is the main security dialogue it in, in the asia pacific region. they have a lot of them is the last who was taking part and he had very angry words towards the chinese suggesting that they simply do not want peace in this war. and really calling them out for the degree of support that they've been given to, to the russian. so certainly not the, the 1st time that he has being critical of china. but it was quite interesting to where he mentioned that, you know, he started to question the motives of countries that may see an appeal. and this in this plan from, from china and brazil to, to try to get negotiations going this plan that does not refer to the need for russia to withdraw its troops. that does not refer to protecting ukraine's territorial integrity. and these are cause being that the underlying principles of the un charter and, and the reasons or some of the reasons why this invasion is a legal is for loved or mr. lensky is asking, what was that? the true interest of countries that are supporting that plan

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that has been true for quite some time. la last year, the u.s.pent $19 billion acquiring uk companies. interestingly, in terms of outward moves and acquisitions, the eu has acquired more interest. >> that's a very interesting part of that to note. in terms of sectors, we spoken about the rightmove deal having been announced yesterday. hargreaves as well. are other sectors seeing a lot more movement? >> i don't think you can really generalize that much from a relatively short span of data observations. in terms of longer-term trends, look, i think people will be familiar with the attractiveness of small pharma companies and tech companies and fintech. i guess what is interesting is a few instances of interest in medium-sized listed companies rather than just small ones. like i said, whether that impacts the aggregate numbers will depend if the trends continue. >> it is fascinating, grant and one we are interested in with the movement. thank you so much for the time this morning. grant fitzner at ons. >>> a quick look at the market and how things a