once paroled, lawson studied in india, where he learned mahatma gandhi's principles of nonviolence.rtly after he learned dr. martin luther king jr. >> we were spiritual brothers in every way that is possible. >> reporter: dr. king urged lawson to join the civil rights movement in the south. >> and made the decision as soon as i could that i would go south. >> reporter: without hesitation, the nonviolence activist hosted workshops and trained many leaders. this led to the desegregation of the nashville lunch counters. lawson and his students were behind every single milestone, including the momentous march on washington 60 years ago. >> it was the desegregation of "bombingham", alabama, as many of us called it. one of the things they were saying was we must storm the capital. we must surround congress with 1 million people. no group of people in the united states could have petitioned congress and the president in that fashion before. >> considering the march 60 years ago, all the accomplishments that have been made, do you feel that this country has taken steps backwards? you still

i knew i would be fighting racism and prejudice. >> reporter: lawson grew up in ohio. biggest influence, his father. >> he was an activist pastor. wherever he went, he organized the naacp. >> reporter: lawson says by junior high, he knew he too would be a pastor. so when he was called into the draft, he resisted. serving two years in prison during the korean war. once paroled, lawson studied in india, where he learned bandy's principles of non-violence. shortly after he met dr. martin luther king jr. >> we were spiritual, brothers in every way that that's possible. >> reporter: dr. king urged lawson to join the civil rights movement in the south. >> i had made the decision by 1950. as soon as i could, i would go south. and i knew there could be tendencies of non-violence of jesus. >> reporter: without hesitation, the life-long activist began hosting workshops and trained many future leaders. reverend lawson and his student's non-violent resistance led to the desegregation of nashville's lunch counters. a first for the u.s. lawson and his students were behind every majo

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according to christine lawson with discover santa clara swifties caused a 91% occupancy at hotels and she's expecting beyonce to have the same impact being already. the hotels are at full capacity or close to capacity >> we anticipate that there will be a lot of ancillary revenue with all of the fans coming to the city going to restaurants and shopping in advance. lawson says summers are usually a low for tourism in santa clara friday in july or wednesday in august are seldom cell updates for hotel reservations. >> but mayor swift and mayor beyonce are changing the game. this is a boost that we needed. but to have these 2 superstars and their women and their role models to the young women in our community as well. i mean, it's really wonderful. the beyonce concert is scheduled to start wednesday around 07:00pm. it hasn't happened yet. and already the city is looking ahead to the next big artist. ed sheeran is scheduled to play at levi stadium september 16th. and the hope is that he, too, will be able to sell out restaurants and hotels reporting at levi stadium. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4

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lawson opposition or failure? i like seeing yvonne a has been sentenced to 19 years in jail by him, of the court on charges of extremism. so, hearing was held in a correctional co cole, in a, in a rush, or by the region. it was found guilty of 7 counts on the 6th of those of the criminal code, including the creation, financing, and incitement of an extremist community infringing citizens rights. and on the involvement of mine, those in committing dangers actions and spreading narcissism. the hearing was held behind those, those no volume, it was over the soviet 11 and a half the a sentence. so for an of the allegations he continues to deny. well right, some of this and he is with us in for all the needs of the minute. so is around the world check out of cheap come the the reach of i me to, i made heavy fighting military columns at phones to one don't bus town to another the through the school staff ruling villages, thousands of soldiers, much to where it goes again, roads from done is going to move guns. they see

according to christine lawson with discover santa clara swifties cause a 91% occupancy at hotels and she's expecting beyonce to have the same impact. already. the hotels are at full capacity or close to capacity >> we anticipate that there will be a lot of ancillary revenue with all of the fans coming to the city and going to restaurants and shopping and advance. wasson says summers are usually a low for tourism in santa clara. >> friday in july or wednesday in august are seldom cell updates for hotel reservations. but mayor swift and mayor beyonce are changing the game. this is a boost that we needed. but to have these 2 superstars and their women and their role models to the young women in our community as well. i mean, it's really wonderful. >> beyonce's concert is scheduled to start here. >> at 07:00pm tomorrow night. that hasn't even happened yet or more than 24 hours away. and already the city is looking ahead to the next big artist. ed sheeran is scheduled to play here september 16th. and the hope is that he'll also be able to sell out restaurants and hotels in the bay area. r

. >> yeah, and as we saw lord lawson , chancellor of the 1980s, lawson, chancellor of the 1980s, hisecently struggling. well, let's see what happens. they're going to get their consultation and their report back from these 90,000 people, and they're army officers and people in the judiciary as well, and people in senior positions in business, too, classed as peps. but too, can be classed as peps. but is there the will in the government to act on any of this? >> well, there should be because they are people who are they are the people who are politically it's kind politically exposed. it's kind of incredible that it has taken till you exposed it for anyone to say anything and then you had politicians coming out in the house of lords and the house of commons saying, yes, it's also happened to me because i fear for two reasons. yes, they are stopping good people going into politics because this will be a problem. um, but they are also not not giving funding to good investments . you know, we've investments. you know, we've we've got to get back to the main purpose of the fca is to make

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according to christine lawson with discover santa clara swifties caused a 91% occupancy at hotels and she's expecting beyonce to have the same impact being already. the hotels are at. >> full capacity or close to capacity we anticipate that there will be a lot of ancillary revenue with all of the fans coming to the city and going to restaurants and shopping and advance. wasson says summers are usually a low for tourism in santa clara. >> friday in july or wednesday in august are seldom cell updates for hotel reservations. but mayor swift and mayor beyonce are changing the game. this is a boost that we needed. but to have these 2 superstars and their women and their role models to the young women in our community as well. i mean, it's really wonderful. >> the beyonce concert starts tomorrow around 07:00pm, but already the city is looking ahead to the next big artist. ed sheeran is scheduled to play here on september. 16th in the hope is that he, too, will be able to sell out restaurants and hotels in the area. reporting live at levi stadium. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. place is rocki

beautiful is i'm gonna assume come come in and gather them again in t lawson to and can listen to music like we done on this for less much like a summer evening that i pay for the carry, lin headed by carried on wilson today. this symphonic mit highlight will be like you can go to ones 9, but we'll go higher on before the the on photo, on the flight of from you to show the correct email will be some in the crazy and on the town is room. ladies and gentlemen, i wish all of the sure to type something done a wonderful evening. thank you. you bet they're not the senator taylor, what's up the carrier invested in my caves, excellence and excellence. soon as i saw that the m. p. 's respect to z leave the to so i to would like to extend to very welcome to you as well as members of the audience and busy and this wonderful summer evening here in berlin and saw them of a and i usually take the most like to welcome, our new positions reminds me from the crane. i'm certain to be playing for us this evening and the beautiful gardens of sion, housing palace in berlin, davis law, the amount of them on

down's syndrome daughter here was banned from a bank account because her grandfather was nigel lawsonhe point. >> we ought to draw the line in the right. >> no, no, no. draw the lines in a different way. draw the lines that connect that. what we are seeing surely is as as we indeed saw over the environment , what saw over the environment, what we've seeing a deliberate we've been seeing a deliberate use of all of these devices is to seek to limit freedom of speech and discourse. we're seeing all the time saying and indeed introducing this even into the heart of the economy, which is where you cross the line. >> david. >> david. >> well, but it is it is a height of a folly to take an external. it is utterly arbitrary. milton friedman discusses this with absolute precision . the only duty of precision. the only duty of a company should be within the law to operate according to its shareholders profit. if it does that, it will do good. now, look, let's go backwards to an age when there was real sensitivity about the duties of capitalism. let's go back to the 19 century. let's look at com

. >> yeah, and as we saw lord lawson , chancellor of the 1980s, lawson, chancellor of the 1980s, his recently struggling. well, let's see what happens. they're going to get their consultation and their report back from these 90,000 people, and they're army officers and people in the judiciary as well, and people in senior positions in business, too, classed as peps. but too, can be classed as peps. but is there the will in the government to act on any of this? >> well, there should be because they are people who are they are the people who are politically it's kind politically exposed. it's kind of incredible that it has taken till you exposed it for anyone to say anything and then you had politicians coming out in the house of lords and the house of commons saying, yes, it's also happened to me because i fear for two reasons. yes, they are stopping good people going into politics because this will be a problem. um, but they are also not not giving funding to good investments . you know, we've investments. you know, we've we've got to get back to the main purpose of the fca is to mak

i'm meteorologist frances lawson. remnants of hilary will bring us some cloudier conditions as temperatures will be cooler compared to yesterday. we even have a slight chance of some showers and also thunder. but that's mainly to our north and our east. san francisco will be 72, oakland, 77, san jose, 80 degrees. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it will be much warmer midweek and then cooling off into the weekend. right stuff the road this morning. >> lori berg amato is live in colorado. we'll be right back. stay with us. are invited to a science i can talk to the dead. >> i need to hear my daughter's voice. mom, what is happening. >> it appears the living have been killed by a ghost. but i will not be leaving such things. one of you is the killer. you are up against something bigger than you. why? we discover the truth. did you see something? >> who are you talking to? >> you. oh, haunting. in venice , 13th september 15th. >> where are you going? we have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. that's the

the protest in 1963 was assessing for lawson luther king junior is famous. i have a dream speech and was also a major limits in the country civil rights movement as how does your customer reports from the capital they came to remind the world that in the united states, the fight for racial equality is still far from over. retracing the footsteps of those who marched in 196360 years ago, 250000 people, led by the young reverend at martin luther king junior linked arms raised their voices and heard a king speech about his dream for a quality on saturday, the thousands who march, say king's dream is still unfulfilled. prognosis, phil graham, and there are some things that have changed. but today's march and collaboration just emphasize how much still needs to be done. i've noticed that even when i was, maybe somebody of another color would get paid more money than i do. and even though i might even have more education in the us, the african american poverty rate is more than double that of white americans. police brutality targeting blacks remains an ongoing pr

step lawson and met some journalists and cod caves and sent this report. marie, i'm a, let's go and look at my man a covering the war from heart piece in the midst of new daily russian attacks. since the invasion, the government has taken control of your channel and most others. now they broadcast 24 hours a day. what's known as a united use marathon showing only the official narrative of the war and their vice chairman with them. the most difficult thing for me is that that can be no balance and journalism standards and ukraine right now, because we're here in her case and see rocket flying over us from the guard. who should i ask for balance for different opinions? for military reasons, inflammation on casualties off the russian attacks, such as this one on a student dormitory is often unavailable to create also gets, report has only limited frontline access. they have to understand that it's not on this game. it's a game without rules from one side, at least. so and uh, we have to understand that uh uh too many opportunities for russian propaganda to make honest, jo released a kind of

the east russian forces are advancing vera step lawson reports once again. people here are forced to leave their village as best nearly daily sally. and on the other side of the front line, over there, more than 100000 russian soldiers pushing through the front and also a lot of pangs idea. so while ukrainian forces, i'm making some advances in the southern front, this frontier is under a lot of pressure. so the authorities have no audit if actuation of more than 12000 people. and many have decided to go. but still, you can still find people here who say they want to stay as long as possible. step 5 and eligible era in the copy on sweden to mizzi and libya have agreed to share responsibility for hundreds of migraines of asylum seekers sheltering on the board to many face and difficult conditions in the desert region off to being expelled from tennessee, a libya has moved at least a 150 migraines, to a detention center and the capital la correspondence from olive trainer reports from outside that center in tripoli. so we're in front of the anti illegal immigr

step lawson is and denise pro and central ukraine, also brief, loud grain storage facilities near odessa have come under attack again. several waste of drones came in from the black sea and they have caused some serious damage there, according to also to the local governor. in the last couple of weeks, we have seen this effect several times and tens of thousands of tons of grain have been destroyed. and of course ukraine is an important export markets for great for the rest of the world. and this all comes when ukraine has now opened a humanitarian cory door as it, as they call it, for ships to stop sailing again. and today, a cargo ship is on its way through this humanitarian a cory door. it's not filled with grain, it's a different cargo ship. it's only conceal now since the start of the world, the ships have all been held up in the harbors. and it's a risky experience experiment because russia is not officially acknowledging this humanitarian car radar. so this is all happening in a region that's already been struggling with the off the mass of the destruction of the gulf. cut them 70

new zealander liam lawson has taken his seat at alpha tauri this weekend.rmula one before. lando norris is top of the time sheets at the moment. the build up to next month's rugby world cup has not been plain sailing for england. they have lost four of their last five games and the squad has been hampered by injuries and suspensions. today's final warm—up match against fiji at twickenham will be courtney lawes' 100th cap for his country and he believes the side can raise their level for when it matters. we just want to play how we know we can for each other, and we know we'll get there. so, you know, we're not... we're not too worried. we don't listen to a lot of the noise because...you know, when... when... when it matters, i think... i think we'll, you know, we'll start performing how we know we can. scotland and ireland also have theirfinal warm up matches. for scotland, it's georgia at murrayfield, and like all those teams playing their last match before the tournament in france. perhaps an understandable one eye on what's around the corner. i mean, you

now that it's in conflict with all of these uranium suppliers, lawson, all be selfish for an interest though is the will of the citizens of these you have to be allowed to do what we want to point. the president, we need outside years must not impose people up on us to manage us. that's the end of it. as citizens of news. yeah. we're against the french military bases. the american faces, the canadian, and the tenant basis. all those for and base is that all you need. yeah. we don't need them. our armed forces must not give into any blackmail. new share is resilient. we are resilient, where we produce our g. d. p is more than enough for us to survive. we call on the armed forces, the security forces to resist those attempts to blackmail us. it's interesting when it comes to the conflict in ukraine, back home makes it all about the interest of ukrainians. but when unrest breaks out in asia, it's all about french interests. it wasn't that long ago, a bit of time. prime minister shows a middle name was, i'm dressing, france on the world stage and exposing its colonial interest in all thei

that step lawson with the lasers live in caves to the orders and pocket stall have in place. secuity is tension. scroll off, the rest are full of prime minister and wrong. com is being held in the highest security prison in pun, job problems. after cold handed him a 3 year prison sentence for corruption. this one likely prevent con from contesting the c as elections. his party says they are challenging the decision and the supreme court that's bringing up august on correspondence come out of high that he's joining his life on his lama. bob. and so what happens now? come on, what is the process given cons? potty have said that his and present ment wasn't legal and that they are challenging this indeed they are challenging the staff complain that the leg a game or not allowed to made them run fun off the rec despite several attempts. and they said that it is the delay, not acceptable because they need the signature in order to be able to make it in time for filing that being tomorrow. so delay tactic that by case bar, the leadership is now meeting within the next 2 hour. the call commi

it is partnering of american soldier to run into the country from a border check point lawson, the broadcasting from law school. my name's you know, neil of 30 minutes of news and views start rushes, ministry of defense has released the statement for the feeling that purported murky activities of the united states treat the m. o. d stays washington's office of pun, demik prepared this and response policy searches for virus mutations in order to use them to further its own interests, including the weapon, the icing of profit you. i saw that as a 2019 united states began preparing for a new pandemic by searching for virus mutations. we did not exclude the use by the united states of the so called defensive technologies for offensive purposes, as well as for the purpose of global management by creating crisis situations of a biological nature. according to the ministry, washington has been amassing various pathogens from its direct involvement with various bar lives around the world, which they say are for research and preventative measures. but russia's defense of industry is not buying that. and

ordered the evacuation of villages near coupons from the east. russian forces are advancing the steps, lawson reports. so once again, people here are forced to leave their villages. there's nearly daily sally. and on the other side of the front line, over there, more than 100000 russian soldiers pushing to the front and also a lot of tanks idea. so while ukrainian forces, i'm making some advances in the southern front, this frontier is under a lot of pressure. so the a solid piece has not ordered. if activation of more than 12000 people and many have decided to go. but still, you can still find people here who say they want to stay as long as possible. steadfast and l just sierra in the copy on sweden. so the head on al jazeera, we look at why the us has for to 266 anxious faxed it's late. plus i'm come out of high, didn't know, didn't focus on home to the largest number of black here outside the polity. just for the experts, one because of climate change, the red thing at a much faster rate and that the budget wiping out really good than livelihood in the mountainous areas. the the or hello

thank you very much for that step lawson with the latest live and keith isn't on to other news. now news is, cooley does a facing a deadline set by west african nations to reinstate deposed president mohammed because of eco laska of cruelty does until sunday to return to civilian bull. the regions military chiefs have drawn off a plan for possible military intervention. charles traffic reports from the senegalese capital, the com. a strong words from the french foreign minister as a deadline on new jersey to lead his approaches. the vehicle. if on sunday they should still be in power and we want to believe that they weren't well a cause as expected, would have to decide which is not to allow a cool detox triple to take place. this is enough, this rate as one cruise to many as the 2 leaders. and many of the supporters wanted him to what they say is french interference in nature, as it says to the french flag, to reproach rallies, and to take the french embassy enabling their an estimated $1500.00 french soldiers . the major, the as pilots of an international coalition fighting on

so now that is step lawson with a nation's live and cheese. i'll just see how it has been given red access to a coal mine in a positive russian controlled east and ukraine. the a don't yet. following last week's russia, africa summers and moscow. local officials say coal mines in the region could soon be exported to africa. ali, how should reports from mike? you have gotten me a don't yet. at the end of the night shift funny collide and his fellow minus they spend 6. ready hours every vice down this far coal mine in my queue if you have a city of the yes story work. but from what i've been doing this job for 18 years, there's no difference between the item day. many were mobilized. we should do our duty if we will go. the mining stops. the mine isn't the subject. loudon. yes. click on that. and the full reach the boss region. which used to feel the pregnancy and industry before 2014. when wash and separate this to come for the area. now, the majority of the cold deposits are within territories annexed by our shop. we've been working for ages,

much of that research has now slowed as the scientists returned home to find on the front line step lawson reports from key. this is the building and key for the ukraine stores. precious meteorological data from a s p, a rocket struck the intersection in october. or you can see the conks on the wall and you can see the broken ceiling of visit or some utility of to keep the heat the that old nearby uh, and the vin doorsteps were completely destroyed despite the damage, the pool of sciences continue to work 15000 kilometers away their colleagues are doing research at of and that's key station in on tax because to collect data to study climate change. right. so amanda boat, i'm half a little you close fighting at the front line when he was sent to leave to station even this far from home to war. people say near the just the i received information was for my brother in the, in the war. and while he's hospital and plates have difficult to to think about the use of our, my friend symbolic, like literally to use or who bought to be must seem to walk. so she, uh, many of these colleagues stayed be

step lawson has moved from keys for the 2nd night in a row. russian ships have been targeted by ukrainian drones and different than the 1st night when it was a warship. this time uh, oil tanker was targeted. and we have to remember that ukraine's ministry of defense and had already announced that from july 21st, that they would consider all ships in the black sea to be military targets because they would consider them carrying military cargo. and this warning came off to russia, basically threatened exactly the same thing off that they pulled out of the grain deal. russia has then also attacked great facilities in the area of odessa, in the south of ukraine. and also lots of grain has been lost during these attacks . so this all comes this intensity in the black sea. now there is a piece summit going on in jetta in saudi arabia. ukraine has some optimism there because they really want to reach out to countries that so far have not been part of the echo relation to allies in this war. countries like brazil and india and especially china. so china is timing, especially as long as they are.

step lawson reports from cave. this is the building and key where ukraine stores precious meteorological data from us because a rocket struck the intersection in october or you can see is across from the wall . and you can see there's a broken ceiling of visit or some utility of to keep the heat the federal nearby, uh, and the vin doorsteps were completely destroyed despite the damage. the pool of scientists continue to work. 15000 kilometers away. their colleagues are doing research at the one that's key station in on task because to collect data to study climate change. right. so amanda boat, on half of those, you close fighting at the front line when he was sent to lead the station. even this far from home to more people signing the just the i received information was for my brother, he's in the, in the hall as well as he's hospital updates or should difficult to look to think about the piece of co, uh, my friends involved with like literally to use or who bought to be watching to walk. so she uh many of these c

estimated more than 120000 people are going hungry. tensions flit up after as a by sean, close the lawson, colorado the only land link between the corner car back and media. the region has been to the center of a decades long territorial dispute between the 2 countries. just with us is this a platform whom you see on the assistant blockage of the election card or by as the by john continues to isolate the population of the corner car box with no legitimate reason to justify such a situation which runs counter to the principles of international humanitarian roll situation will continue is active show that the shortage of fuel, which is hampering agricultural work, is now degenerating into humanitarian crisis. on the risk of famine, including widespread shortages of medicine, he is imminent oak of police and focused on say a crowd of muslim men have attacked a christian community in the east in punjab, provence. they said several buildings and 5 little beds on fire, including churches of allegations of bless for me. the attacks followed reports of the christian residents a dis, a cries at t

step lawson has more from odessa. this 1st containing a ship sailing from odessa port for the black sea is very much a test of what you carry and calls a humanitarian currently door. it's a chinese ship that's on its way to turkey and it's the. 2 ship civilian ship since the start of the full scale invasion, one and a half years ago, integrated with dozens of other ship. they've been stuck here at the port. and if it's successful, of course, auto ships can follow that a lot of to, to select ships here, as well, waiting in odessa. and it's significant because also because of the war cargo coming from ukraine has dropped significantly up to 50 percent according to the government. and this all comes mid a crisis and not a crisis that is hitting the country sense the destruction of the whole damn lot of people in the area are without safe drinking water. irrigation water for farmers is lacking. 8 organization save up to 700000 people are actually depending on safe drinking water at the moment. so it is hard to get that wa

and serbia, are set to arrive in budapest to hold. meetings with hungry is prime minister, 2nd 2021 lawson. jain gas, gas to serbia and wilder fulton conference. why the balkans free pipeline? the bulk and stream as a newly built section of the of short circus spring pipeline, which passes through the territory of serbia. the new pipelines capacity amounts to almost 14000000 cubic meters of gas per year. and it's expected that the supply chain will be expanded to other countries, including hungary. well, that's not across live to george samuel l e senior research fellow at the global policy institute. thank you so much for your time, george. can you please tell us of what do you make all the statements of the serbian president's or no, it's clear that um, so it'd be a hungry and bosnia herzegovina or at least the. so it'd be a bother of bosnia herzegovina of the bad boys of you are a need to stick together in the face of the pressure from nature and in the face of pressure from the e. u a and all 3 on the re. so be a role because search scott have refused to go along with the nato e u stan

as discuss the story further with us, they contribute to rachel lawson. now joining us from paris, rachel, very good to see you. so the you is speaking out about free speech and condemning media sensitive isn't have a bit of a contradiction to recent options. yeah, there strongly in condemning these uh, you think maybe actually giving them button award or something. this is really rich by brussels own standards cracking down on media platforms you don't like is critical to preserving democracy. so why aren't they to rationally need for grasping the concept of what the you did itself when a band rushing media across the whole block. instead, the brass is upset that media has banned from state media and that your falls into us or not. and full sized cats in the wake of the crew, and is crying now about the tackle and press freedoms. but here's what the chief diplomat yoseph burrell had to say last year in attempting to justify the blocks blanket top down, ban, onrushing media platforms like r t as the leaving it seems to them delay be those that we have col

logan lawson reports. when i was growing up, i always suffered with depression. it's not a nice story, but it's my story. i'm proud of that. for matthew smyth from poole, becoming england's strongest disabled man has notjust been a battle of the body, but more so a battle of the mind. having struggled heavily with his mental health during covid lockdown, matthew made the decision to purchase a pair of dumbbells online, a decision that he says saved his life. i guarantee if i didn't get into sport, i would not be here right now. it's helped me accept my disability and work with it and incorporate it into me as a person, which has then massively increase my mental health just because i'm not anxious about it, i'm not ashamed by it, i'm proud of being disabled. getting into a gym, getting weightlifting, meeting other positive people around me who enjoy doing the same thing, it's genuinely kept me alive. a lot has happened since matthew first picked up some weights, including one of the proudest days of his life, when he became the english champion in may. they calle

meteorologist francis lawson is here tracking the hurricane. the big question of course, will it affect us here in the bay area? it will, but minimally, especially compared to southern california. right now, it's hurricane hillary category one, winds at about 80mph. it's only 285 miles away from san diego. and as we move along throughout the day, you'll notice at around 11:00, it starts to make landfall and then it turns into a tropical storm. it loses power tonight and we will see remnants of hillary impacting the bay area. but i'll show you exactly by how much we'll notice an increase in humidity. and today, possibly an isolated shower or two, right now, the models show most likely in the north bay, better chances of showers on monday morning will see some rain. and this looks like it'll hit parts of the bay area. a lot of the north bay and to the areas well east of us. so right now, rainfall amounts are very minimal, but we'll be tracking this as things change and we'll keep you posted on what you can expect the next couple of days. stephani

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for more on this moment let's bring in gordon lawson a former naval officer.ood morning. >> thank you. good to be with you. this aggressive behavior by the russian and chinese in collaboration off the coast of alaska, how alarmed by you in this aggressive behavior. >> this is something we do ourselves and not their territory, but close to it. something the united states has done for decades. i think that it will continue now that russia and china are linked up. close to our waters as a way they can power project. that is one of the ways that they can do it logistically. >> chinese fighter jets, russian fighter jets, military aircraft, how dangerous are those interactions around the world. >> it is definitely dangerous. it can cause a conflict we can get dragged into. i know that our forces and our folks are really well-trained to be able to defend against this and respond to it. responding to the 11 russian chinese ships. it is something that is quite concerning. an accident can happen quite quickly. >> we had to sailors charged with allegedly sending america'

the sheer loss in -- eric lawson reported on the news. does it get easier this time?ic: -- erik: d conservatives are even supporting a short-term funding bill. it does not cut billions from deposit. it will be up to kevin mccarthy if he goes along that line or teams up with democrats to keep the government open. vonnie: how has this changed? last time he did not have much to work with and yet he managed to pull it off, he managed to get more extreme republicans on his side. he can be ousted with one vote. erik: the vol -- of the vote could be called by a single member and it would take only four or five of them to oust him. it is tough math for him. the biden administration's requests makes it difficult. they are asking for millions of dollars in the war against ukraine. another $2 billion for refugees which is a hot button issue. they are asking all kinds of spending increases that are not going to be palatable. senate republicans are kind of siding with biden. we saw mitch mcconnell who had this frees up, prior to that saying he expects a short-term spending bill. t

according to christine lawson with discover santa clara swifties caused a 91% occupancy at hotels andhe's expecting beyonce to have the same impact being already. the hotels are at >> full capacity or close to full capacity we anticipate that there will be a lot of ancillary revenue with all of the fans coming to the city and going to restaurants and shopping and advance. wasson says summers are usually a low for tourism in santa clara friday in july or wednesday in august are seldom cell updates for hotel reservations. >> but mayor swift and mayor beyonce are changing the game. this is a boost that we needed. but to have these 2 superstars and their women and their role models to the young women in our community as well. i mean, it's really wonderful. the beyonce concert is scheduled to start wednesday around 07:00pm. it hasn't happened yet. and already the city is looking ahead to the next big artist. ed sheeran is scheduled to play at levi stadium september 16th. and the hope is that he, too, will be able to sell out restaurants and hotels. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> on the eve o

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