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frozen a couple of bank accounts, stepped along as he started legs and started links belongs also to lamar. so neither of them is willing to stop. so we'll see how this must see, feel to end up. well, that's david name uh with the university of virginia. thank you so much. my pleasure. and now a quick reminder of our top story, this our, as ukraine, as calling on best some allies for more and defenses. often, what that means russians, 5 on the city of hockey officials, also repeated calls to lift a band and using long range weapons inside russia. with presidents and less controlling costs from decisions and with that to your up to date up next, all technology magazine shift steaks, a peek into the future of mobility. you can always get one using the website, g, w dot com, or on a social media platform available at facebook, instagram, and text if you still have access to it. thanks for watching the on the long voyage through the ocean. another i'm back lane with the account and for a long time they had to be humans on the journey but now the apprentices have become very protect.

sports and youth in lamar city in southern fars, 11 sports complexes with a cost of more than 84 billion tomans were put into operation. in shiraz, seven health-oriented projects, including the country's first artificial intelligence clinical laboratory and biological data bank, and 81 online projects. and at the cost of a thousand billion tomans but in golestan, more than 2,500 urban and rural residential units were handed over to their owners. at the same time, dozens of projects were implemented in kurdistan, gonbad kavus, borujen, faminin, nahavand malair with agricultural, tourism, infrastructure, educational, administrative, industrial uses, with more than 390 billion tomans. following the president's order to investigate the death of an accused under the supervision of lahijan police force, a special delegation of the ministry of interior went to this city. the ministry of interior emphasized that the results of the investigation of this delegation will be reported to the president and the people. the president appointed the minister of interior to handle all aspects of this inves

lamar advertising. they had numbers last week, and rereally liked what we saw -- we really liked what we saw. they're up about 20% with billboard traffic in airports. they're the major billboard company in the country, and again, a 4.5% dividend and capital gain to boot, so lamar is a good name. stuart: thank you, david. coming up, elon musk says our enemies will not be threatened by the harris administration. listen. >> they obviously have not been at all intimidated by biden, and they certainly will not be intimidated by kamala. and you have to really think about it in the context of global security. stuart: from a security standpoint, is trump better for america? former cia a station chief dan hoffman takes that one on. >>> there are contradictions emerging between biden and harris when it comes to protecting the southern border. >> how long have you guys known that vice president harris does not think president biden is doing a good job at the border? she has a campaign ad a where she is saying they

we left semana , a caravan of 200 people from lamar city. west of trying not to be the world's largest march in arbaeen to a one -sided narrative of decades of zionist crimes in palestine and gaza. unfortunately, you have covered the developments in the region for 20 years and you have looked at the region from the perspective of the israelis. you have not seen palestinians killed in the last 20 years. the peak of the detection power of lebanese hezbollah drones, the inability of radar and defense systems. lebanon's resistance to netanyahu's exclusive residence space between haifa and tel aviv and the heavy shadow of artificial intelligence on the american elections and increasing concerns about its impact on the direction of the new york prosecutor's order to large technology companies to deal with fake news and artificial intelligence damage. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and speed their fate. greetings, dear viewers, welcome to the 24th news section. in cont

you heard kendrick lamar, doctor dre and snoop in the musical background. there again. now this is a big event. it's really joyous. it's a huge energy moment at the convention for the republicans. they did it. and now for the democrats. and they intentionally had california go last, as of course, the vice president, kamala harris, is from the great state of california. and we, of course, will continue to follow the speeches and appearances throughout the night. and our coverage continues on nightly news at 630. and make sure to stay with us for more live coverage of former president barack obama's big convention speech tonight. and you could watch it right here on nbc bay area at 8 p.m. all right. back in our area in contra costa county tonight, police and firefighters are trying to determine if an attempted copper theft killed a man overnight. it started with reports of an explosion in richmond. and some neighbors say they actually aren't surprised by this incident. here's nbc bay area's velena jones. a very unnerving wake up call near the area of cutting boulevard and

bay at the beach. 66 now in san francisco in breezy 71 in oakland, 78 san jose. 79 uncomfortable in lamaregrees and warm in concord and 82 degrees in santa rosa. but there it is. you see the clouds beginning to gather thickening up even more this past hour along the coastline. now we're going to see more of that on the way as a system kind of deep is that marine layer off the coastline. you can see all the white clouds begin to roll in now the gulf of alaska. and there you go. that's what we've been tracking over the last couple of days. that is going to be dropping down into the bay area, bringing with a much cooler temperatures have been on the windy side tomorrow. probably some drizzle along the coastline. maybe some real rain on friday. we'll take a closer look at that. coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence dublin-based patel co credit union is warning its half a million members. >> to be aware that some of their personal information may have been breached. the bank says an unauthorized party gained access to its network, which led to the attack and that caused thousands of

one of my favorites by kendrick lamar. espresso by sabrina carpenter. birds of a feather by billie eilish. and a bar song by shaboozey, which i keep hearing everywhere i can hear by talking about it. so you know. hey, there you have it. you can take those hits and outside too. yeah, it's going to be a little warm out there. so we are looking at some of the summer hits hitting us in the weather department too. it's going to be in the mid 90s today. and then it comes down to the mid 80s this weekend, which is like more what we like to see this time of year. and it's going to be still nice and mild near the coast. we'll take that forecast. togo okay to the beach first offer. that's serious money. you can't afford to do without, so don't risk it. call us now. car accident. get bird one 800 400 umberg. they say the hardest part of getting something done is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends. now smoking is down 60%, lung cancer 42%.

that have out of it, and little mcafee is not just mowed, and he was sort of my eyes raped and killed lamar. any last comments on this conversation? yes, it's a kind of superstition, but i have to defend the just the decision for that. yeah, i'm waiting for that and to see if it's real or not because if they could defend issue for me. thank you back. yeah, it's been, it's been so good having you on the program who lot of buys an international consultative research, a joining us live from powers. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. just to thank you. what is the ability does continue to hold libya of the countries central bank, briefly suspended operations off the one of its key employees was kidnapped by unknown assailant. official was like a returned on the incident came shortly after the bank was perceived by um, minutes or so ago. quick uh, sign up for you here. you know, during nato as bombing of libya, a 170 tons of libby and gold simply disappeared. the same thing happened during the us sponsored might, on coo and t, as in 2014 ukraine's gold. just opt and vanished

we could get lamar alexander appear to tell us how long.he deadline to update fafsa should c have come as no surpri. in fact congress even gave the administration an extra year to it.lete instead of prioritizing this important work the political leadership at the department of ed chose to spend time, resources and personnel to advance administration priorities are and canceling student debt. to me that is indefensible.e i have spoke with so many west virginians this past several months were angry about the department misplaced priorities and feel discouraged about their future because of the bungled implementation. fafsa completions are down 36% nationally. compared to this time glasser my home state of west virginia numberin of high school students have completed fafsa is down almost 40% compared to this time last year. for nontraditional students and west virginia students age 25 and up fafsa completion rates are down 35%. maybe they put off posted education to worker care for family member but not because of this mess they're having to d

you actually wrote a song based on kendrick lamar's not like costs that became part of the soundtrack of this uprising. let's have a listen to the mcduff clubs and that's to me on book with us to speak to listen to them just my buddies. lucky comes to you guys to address the needs we have with them. once i do say to talk you, i'm subbing can you um tell us a little bit about the story behind the song. um. okay, so this the those the 1st test which was one to use that or not to use. i think it was the 20th june and i went to tell him that today. and i kind of piece fred's lack of a collective you motional knows where to pull that scientist here. and then the next day, because i'd just like to make music i posted on my instructor on i just did the 10 minutes. we started with the 1st of ours and that's rejects that to build parts. and i 1st that each of them i used to get on and people loved it. so when i was the one for the protest again and again, i'm sure you deal with my friends and that's how you put it together. it's so interesting. we're going to talk a little bit more about the p

you say act as memory is therapy, is hope, sabi, you actually wrote a song based on kendrick lamar's not like costs that became part of the soundtrack of this uprising. let's have a listen. you know nothing really on book with us to listen to them this my back is like you come to the gust to address the book . i nearly have one side to say the poor talk you i'm subbing can you um tell us a little bit about the story behind the song. um. okay, so this the those the 1st test which was one to use this or not to use. i think it was the 20th june and i went to tell him that today. and i kind of use fred's lack of a collective you motional knows where to pull that scientist here. and then the next day, because i'd just like to make music and put it on my instinct wrong. i just did the 10 minutes. we started with the 1st of august and that's rejects that a bill fox. and i 1st of the to and my instagram and people loved it. so when i was the one for the protest again and again, i'm sure you deal with my friends and that's how you put it together. it's so interesting. we're going to talk a li

they act as memory is therapy, is hope, sabi, you actually wrote a song based on kendrick lamar's not like cost, that became part of the soundtrack of this uprising. let's have a listen. you to be you know, nothing me on book with us to listen to them. just my buddy's like you come to the gust to address the book. i nearly have once i use. ready to talk you, i'm subbing. can you tell us a little bit about the story behind the song? um okay, so this the those the 1st few tests which was the one to use that we're not to use . i think it was the 20th june and i went to tell him that today. and i kind of piece fred's lack of a collective d motion of warranty to pull that scientist here. and then the next day because i'd just like to make music and put it on my instant wrong. i just did the 10 minutes. we started with the 1st of august and that's rejects that a bill talks and i flushed 8th of my instagram and people loved it. so when i was the one for the protest again and again, i'm sure you deal with my friends and that's how you put it together. it's so interesting. we're going to talk

only kendrick lamar can do that. so kendrick, weigh in here.the trump campaign has indian problems of its own. j.d. vance has been getting attacked by white supremacists because his wife is indian. and if you're thinking, "wow, if someone insulted my wife, i'd go apeshit on them," then you are not j.d. vance. >> look, i love my wife so much. i love her because she's who she is. obviously, she's not a white person, and we've been accused -- attacked -- by some white supremacists over that, but i just -- i love usha. she's such a good mom. >> ronny: yeah, wow. way to casually defend your wife against white supremacists, j.d.! i'm not a romance expert, but i don't think anyone wants to hear: "she's not white, but i love her!" that's not a message you're going to see on those valentine's day candies. i hope those weren't his wedding vows. "look, obviously you're not white, but, i do." enough about indians. let's move on. because while j.d. vance is doing j.d. vance stuff, kamala still needs to announce her running mate. >> we now know we are just d

american population, into the loan stains and independent journalist and the olsa of the palestine lamar, tree of book on those roles and surveillance industry. he told me, i'll just say, are there still wasn't enough international pressure on his room to stop these attacks? and it's of least the 4th time it's something like this has happened with huge numbers of palestinians who are constantly moved around sheltering in schools and are attacked by as well as noise type. placing gas, it has not been really any safe place in gas. it's since october the 7th last year . and it's interesting, it's literally happening on the same day that it was announced that israel was so that the us was sending 3 now $1000000000.00 more of military supposed to be 0. and it's almost seems as if they're in the red lines is not painful and 1011 months now . so it's devastating and ultimately without massive international pressure. once again, this will not change and harris come on harris, who obviously is now campaigning for president. here in the us is feeling a bit of pressure correctly. so potentially say

on the block instead of every house having their own lamar and we share the lawnmower. one need need they loanmart two or three errors a weekend there's less production and pollution in spending he don't have to earn as muchuc money. someone will say what about the lawnmower company and what about the people work at the loanmart company and the stock shares and what are you going to do aboutwn them? that the backwardness of starting with capitalism is the underlying premise of our society rather than thinking of the economy is something that's supposed to serve us rather than us to serve the economy. >> we are an hour into her to our in depth interview with douglas rushkoff on "in depth" and the question coming in from pearl city hawaii have with your interview from tim who says do we exist within assimilation and put tests could we devise to prove or disprove a? the mac if we don't live in a digital simulation created by the martian graduate student of the future, let's say we live in a jewish or christian or buddhist reality. what would they say we are? what would the

we did get a chance off camera to ask him why no kendrick lamar.f georgia is going to go big, if they're going go atlanta big and bring lil john, why not go bigger and bring kendrick lamar? and then i would also ask, you know, minnesota, no prince? no hologram of prince? we need to go big here. >> i thought we had some prince music. am i mistaken? and i would just also say -- >> but no hologram. >> oh, no hologram. right. i hear you on that. i also think if we're talking atlanta, really, can we ignore andre and big boy? outcast? there are so many amazing artists from the state of georgia, it's almost like they should be able to do it two or three times, the roll call. a note to future convention programmers, there's a lot of love to be spread from the state of georgia. >> i agree. i feel like this is -- started something that i think could be built upon. i think we can all come together on the idea that deejay cassidy should be booked every four years and that we should update the playlist. but also every state -- y'all got to bring it. look, atlan

. >> antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe has just announced he's going to run for second term. if he wins, then hernandez thorpe would be the first mayor there in 20 years to be reelected. thorpe says that he is looking to reform, continuing to reform the antioch police department. the department has low staffing crisis in the last few years, especially since many officers have been placed on administrative leave because of investigations into a racist scandal that the chant began between officers back in 2023. the oakland community charter school is going to have to be closed for this upcoming school year. that decision just came in. it was a ruling from an alameda county superior court judge, the oakland unified district board of education revoked the school's charter in june because they said that the school failed to improve its underperforming test scores. well, the very next day the school sued the district because it wanted to continue operating. in the midst this allegation. well, the judge denied the motion for a preliminary injunction in the case. and so at least for

. >> here for where you hit lamar valley. they got to grizzlies just look for people with guns we had down the road armed with bear spray can be yellowstone is that a bear over there? >> you know. >> another tourist. >> let's be use his spotting scope. what do you see it? >> oh, yeah. let's definitely a bear playing with the grass beautiful well, it's a great job he was discharged just chilling oh, now it's walking each the first time. i've seen a grizzly in the wild, i get the allure, the rush of excitement. it's mesmerizing so, cool when we return the horn went in and he hooked me and then he pulled my skin out and later, look, like a traffic jam. >> this is like the taylor swift of yellowstone a woman reached out, i assume, to pet the cub everyone was horrified love your phone, but not the cost of your current plan. plan no problem with straight talk. >> bring the phone you love and get one line for $25 a month. when you switch to straight talk that's up to half off the price of the competition plus the best part of all ge

. >> 909, right for your local election headquarters, antioch mayor lamar hernandez store has just announced he's filed to run for a second term. if he wins hernandez store would be the first mayor in 20 years to be reelected. >> in a news release, he said that he is seeking to continue reforming the antioch police department. >> the department has low staffing crisis in recent years, especially since many officers were put on administrative leave because of investigations into the force after racist tax scandal between officers back in 2023. >> 9.10, is the time or shopping and dining options are coming to the oakland airport. this is one of them. this is east bay trails. it's located across from gate. 29 in terminal 2. airport officials say it's one of 16 new retail store fronts that will include new stands and convenience stores and specialty gift shops too. the a's are saying goodbye to oakland with a completely sold out stadium about that. the game will be on september. 26th. they'll face the texas rangers. each fan will receive a commemorative ticket. and the first 25,000 to come into

james sensenbrenner of wisconsin and lamar smith of texas. any of the republicans stand out to you? well, a few of them were on the waco hearings in 95, but yet in leadership positions, and they were able to pursue an against the clinton administration, which they blame for a lot of the problems that happened up in waco. the name henry hyde, of course, is interesting because so much of the waco investigations, both in 93, 94 and 95, revolved the president himself. and as we know, henry hyde went on to conduct the impeachment hearings of president bill clinton over, the monica lewinsky episode. another thing about that list is that you've got some old line republicans like ham fish, who were kind of in the past and then the new harder edge republicans. i'm thinking of guys like jim sensenbrenner were a little more conservative, a little more of a harder edge. they were basically the vanguard of what would become the tea party movement later in that decade. david jackson were members eager to have these hearings or was this an assignment that they were not so eager about? well, it aga

the georgia young democrats who also was seen dancing his way into the hearts of many to kendrick lamarat to have you here. absolutely. deja, you are not new to this, but you are younger than i would say not only the typical dnc main stage speaker but just about all of them. what does it mean that harris is doing this and how did it feel for you just as a person? >> man, for me it was a dream realized. i am nearly a decade in the reproductive rights work despite being only 24 i worked for kamala harris when i was just 19 as one of the younger staffers in history full time on the digital staff on that first presidential run. so getting to see my candidate of choice on stage getting the nomination and also influencers playing a key role my past position in a strategy i got to see come full circle was so many ways to me. >> olivia we have more sound of this, let's take a look of both of you. >> i was a free lunch kid raised in public housing and i got my health care at planned parenthood. >> the fact is, our right to vote is under attack. donald trump's republicans are making it harder for

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the georgia young democrats, who also was seen dancing his way into the hearts of many to kendrick lamars atlanta rally. that was just a month ago or so. feels like it could be even longer. there it was. welcome back to all of you. >> thanks for having us. >> great to have you here, absolutely. you are not new to this. but you are younger then, i would say not only the typical mainstage speaker, but just about all of them. what does it mean that harris is doing this, and how did it feel for you as a person? >> oh, man, for me it was a dream realized. i am nearly a decade in this reproductive rights were, despite being only 24. i worked for kamala harris when i was just 19 as one of the youngest staffers in history. i was full-time on her digital staff on that first presidential run. and so, getting ready to see not only my candidate of choice up there on stage accepting that nomination, but also influencers playing a key role. part of my past position and the strategy i really got to see come to life was full circle in so many ways for me. >> yeah, and olivia, we have some more sound of

tomorrow we're doing a bay area pop out, >> definitely inspired by kendrick lamar.l rival neighborhoods and things like that, and he was bringing people together on one stage. so tomorrow we're doing summer jam. kmel's festival. the summer jam, and i have a special set that is a commemorative dedicated to the bay area, to the up and coming artists, some of the younger guys and some of the legends and the icons. and we're going to bring them out on the set and it's going to be amazing thing tomorrow night to see all of those guys for the first time on one stage. that sounds fantastic. >> where is that going to be and what time does that start? >> that's at oracle tomorrow, doors open at seven, we're kicking off the show. it's a beautiful lineup. it's put together by members of the community and in consultation with cameo. and i'm very excited to see that, man. i'm very excited to see everybody out there, especially the bay area artists, where we get marginalized sometimes. but now as a collective, we get a chance to go out and shine and show how great we are together

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how many people knew there was a rap beat happening between that guy kendrick lamar and that guy drakeendrick said i'm with the culture feeling. when he talked about what it was like for drake as a colonial person to come in and take a person and try to co-on the it, he's saying, hey, they're not like us and what we're saying is that kamala harris is. this is the difference. we have people who have been throughers but also know that young people are sick of the bull. they're sick and tired of the production and the pageantry. they want it to break through. that's what brass is all about. there's this rapidly movement of young people being able to create their own trends to decide what's cool and it's everything that you might have been made fun of for. they're deloatching. whether that's being gay, a muslim, a woman. having a little bit of a limp wrist on occasion. that's the newest thing is the newness in itself. it's not young people waiting for permission to lead, it's them stepping that their own power. >> we're into it. one minute to spare. text we show up to 472472 and let us sho

of glitches that song is not like us by kendrick lamar. okay, so you love that song. almost huge music fan, you were telling me that actually your girlfriend had said previously this, you weren't such a great dancer not just my girlfriend, just about everybody know my roommates i'm look, i'm a corny goofy guy about the energy showed through and the passion that i have for the democratic party in our next president, kamala harris was on display in atlanta. >> sure was. what were you thinking in the moment when you had no idea that a camera was on you, and what are you thinking now that it's going viral? >> i was thinking, wow, this is a really great dj. i loved the energy in this room. it's great to see all of these wonderful georgia democrats. a lot of young folks, that room looked like georgia, you know what i mean? georgia is an extremely diverse state and it's not just about young people or old people, or white people, or black people. it doesn't matter what kind of music you listen to georgia deserves better. so in that room, the energy was just off the charts and

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there was one governor, lamar alexander, who said i will take that deal, and it didn't happen. >> youn your book the upside down constitution, which is a really thorough and excellent explanation of those ideas. >> a wonderful book. >> other question? >> you said earlier that we are in a position with regard to congress that is similar to the one conservatives had with the court in the 70s. to me -- and this may be sort of pleasantest thinking, and let me know if you think that -- but to me, it makes sense that the conservative legal movement was able to have the success that it's had. the established federalist society chapters at law schools where there are people becoming lawyers are going to enter that field, and it doesn't seem to exist for, you know, whoever it would be that would be reforming congress. i'm wondering what you think that might be. >> i guessah i think that what they've succeeded in doingcc is much crazier and more impressive than what i'm suggesting. the idea that you could transform the federal judiciary in a way that we have seen over the last 50 years was not

[cheers and applause] in america, a california poet named kendrick lamar reminded us that sometimes wecross america and show that we are not going back. we are going forward and we are going forward when kamala harris is the next president of the united states of america. thank you. god bless you. roll tide. let's go win this thing. >> as i close out my segment tonight, i have to send a quick message. i love you. kamala harris and tim walz understand what everyday americans are going through because unlike donald trump they actually grew up in families where every dollar mattered, where everything was earned, and nothing was handed to them. our next speaker knows something about that too. please welcome my dear friend, our fellow texan, our next senator, representative colin allred. [cheers and applause] rep. allred: all right. hey, everybody. i'm colin allred. i'm a congressman from dallas, dad of two perfect little boys and this november i'm going to beat ted cruz. [cheers and applause] i am so proud to be here to support our next president, kamala harris. i was raised by a single mo

there was one governor kemp lamar alexander, who said i'll take that deal. it didn't happen. >> you cite in your book the upside down constitution which is a really thorough and excellent explication of those ideas. >> a wonderful book. >> another question. >> yuval, you said earlier that we are in a position with regard to congress that similar to the one conservatives were in with regard to the court in the '70s. to me and this may be sort of present test thinking and let me know if you think that. but to me it makes sense the conservative legal movement was able to have the success that it had. you establish federalist society chapters atg law schools where there are people who are becoming lawyers and going to enter the field, and that doesn't seem to exist for whoever it would be that would be reforming congress. i'm wondering what you think a path forward might be. >> i guess i think i've actually what they succeeded in doing was much crazier and more impressive than what i'm suggesting. judicy in the way that we have seen over the last 50 years was no

there was one governor lamar alexander, who said, i'll take that deal. and it didn't happen. you cite in your book, michael grievous the upside down constitution, which is a really thorough and excellent explication of those, a wonderful book. other questions. so. you've all you said earlier that we're in a position with regard to congress that's similar to the one conservative is written with to the court in the seventies and to me and this may be sort of you know present just thinking and and let me know if you think that but to me it makes sense that the conservative legal movement was able to have the success that it's had. you know, you establish federalist society chapters at law schools where there are people who are becoming lawyers and going to enter that field and that doesn't seem to exist for, you know, whoever it would be that would be reforming congress. i'm wondering what you think the. yeah, you know, i guess i think that actually what what they succeeded in doing was much crazier and more impressive than what i'm suggesting. the idea that you could transform