cherfilus-mccormick: it's my privilege toll yield to congresswoman bash rar lee. -- bar ray lee. ms. lee: let me first take a moment to thank congresswoman representative cherfilus-mccormick for your leadership and our chair of the black caucus and for leading this tribute our sister and our friend. and to sheila's family, her community and friends, my deepest condolences. you know how much we loved sheila and how much she is missed already. let me just say a couple of things. first of all, i met sheila before i met sheila. this is when i was in the legislature. i went to the graduation where my niece was attending college, briar yes view college right out of houston, texas, and a great speaker who spoke at that commencement. this was probably 1995, 1996. this speaker spoke two to three hours in the hot sun. it was a great speech and i'll never forget that speech. but it was over two hours and everyone, everyone was listening intently in that hot sun. and when i met sheila, you know what i'm talking about, coming to congress, i felt that i knew her because this speech was so prof

that's true of lee too. feeling like you have to use your eyes and you have to use your ears to record what's happening, because if you don't record the truth, then it's fascism all over again, right? and we see this now, where words don't seem to have real meaning anymore. they're void of meaning, and they were both very particular about that. >> i mean, i think that all this sort of sits firmly in the context of convincing the world about the reality of the holocaust and the concentration camps. they were all part -- they werer both part of this drive to convince the world thatye something so inconceivable was reality, through words and pictures. now -- >> yeah, like miller writing back to her editor, you must publish this. >> yes, unsensitive. >> in capital letters. >> and you must see it. so you know, lee wrote to audrey withers saying i really hope that vogue, you know, she said i don't usually take pictures of horrors, as you know, although every day i see them everywhere i look, because of vogue. but

so let me start by introducing lee miller. who was she? lee or elizabeth miller was born in poughkeepsie in upstate, new york in 1907. she was in turn a fashion model. you can see how stunningly beautiful she was. an artist's muse a surrealist a professional photographer in fashion and also in you know celebrity lifestyle. a war photographer a journalist and finally an award-winning cordon bleu cook. and there is a recipe book which of her recipes her extraordinary recipes, which i would thoroughly recommend they are interesting but they are very palatable. so lee miller um was one of the generation the which first entitled to vote. but nevertheless she lived in a man's world and she knew it. she had to work through the system where on her own terms, but also accommodating the inevitabilities of the the day and she was interviewed early on in her career about how where she took her inspiration from and this quote. what you mostly do is absorb the character of the man you're working with. um, i mean that is of the times but it reflects the

i had not really had time to go into lee's childhood. but at age 8, she was raped by a family friend and infected with gonorrhea. this was something that she and her family never talked about in her lifetime. but it shaped her relationships, her personality. and her choices in life. she was emotionally fragile. equally, unlike arthur, she didn't really have a career as a war chorus pond and. or indeed as a correspondent at all. so her period as an official war correspondent, she found one of those fulfilling periods of her life where she really made a difference. she was accepted on her own terms, rather than because of the way she looked. and when that accreditation scheme came to an end, you know, it took that life away from her. she was not in a particularly good place. she was obviously exhausted and borderline ill. so like so many women, this was talk about yesterday. the end of the war brought a strong sense of personal loss in terms of fulfillment, making a difference. >> you almost miss the war. >> martha certainly missed the war

lee: thank you, mr. speaker. h.r. 5441 would re-authorize the long island sound programs at the current funding level of $40 million annually through fiscal year 2028. these vital programs include the long island sound grants and the long island sound stewardship grants. the long island sound is a title estuary and marine sound and it is unique and irreplaceable natural resource and stretches approximate 110 miles along the north shore of long island and the coast of connecticut. its extensive watershed reaches into connecticut, massachusetts, rhode island, new york, vermont, new hampshire, and quebec. the sound was formed arod 15,000 years ago when a terminal marine dam failed allowing the fresh water from the glacier to mix with the atlantic ocean. this newly formed estuary supported indigenous people before colonization. today the resources surrounding long island sound are heavily developed leading to snificant degradation of the ecosystem due to pollution from industry, agriculture, sewage and runof

yoke lee. upon hearing this, the captain turned away and allowed yoke lee to return home for a second time. now, during yoke lee's third and final arrest, he and his youngest son, samuel, taken by home guard captain ben and carried to greensboro, guilford county, where they were arraigned an enrolling officer and. when asked by the confederate officer why man who owned slaves did not support the confederacy yoke lee responded that he had lived under the government of the united states and its constitution. government had always protected him in his the disgusted and rolling officer then asked yoke lee. yoke lee and his son yoke lee's son samuel be brought in. but when this was done yoke responded that his son, only 16 years old and, he would spend the last dollar, the last and the last horse before he should him unionists like samuel yoke lee where the worst nightmare of confederate officials response for enforcing the conscription act in north carolina because fought back against the military

congresswoman jackson lee use reputation across capitol hill was similarly impressive. indeed, it often appeared she could be in more than one place at a time. within one hour the congresswoman could be observed giving a floor speech, participating in the committee hearing on a topic she cared about, and then giving remarks at an event to support her cause. cause. she was a reluctant and relentless public servant, and every cause she took on was better because of it. the nation owes her a debt of gratitude. i'm grateful that congresswoman jackson lee decided to lend her immeasurable energy and tenacity to our committee. her absence will be felt just as much as her presence. and we will miss her dearly. today, we continue our prayers for her family, friends, and constituents. and i yield back. >> thank you, ranking member. i ask all members of the committee please rise and join the and observing a moment of silence to honor congresswoman jackson lee memory. [silence] >> thank you. the purpose of this hearing is to examine the assassination attempt against former presiden

lee goldberg from our new york station wabc is right here. hey, lee. >> lee: that's perfect, gio.the rain to move out and get back to lovely luna park, one cyclone moves out and we get to ride the cyclone this afternoon. that will be great. i'm thinking crinkle cut fries at nathan's. the rip current risk is elevated because of the bermuda high. especially on south-facing shores, lower in the gulf. that's where we have the bath water. it feels like we're in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees and, of course, the air temperature warmer than that, but 70s have made it all the way up to coney island. tory let me take these for a test drive. they're fantastic. i don't know that she's getting them b ♪ >> whit: by the way, i love that lee goldberg is wearing the sliders from our "deals & steals" segment coming up. we'll show you that, more on that in just a moment. but for "deals & steals," this segment, we are talking about summer comfort products that you can save on. we got all the essentials. tory is here to walk us through it. >> yes. >> whit: literally walk through it. >> this is ge

>> gio: yeah, 100%. >> whit: we're your hype guys today, lee. >> lee: i really appreciate that.o excited to be here. this is really special. thanks for letting me visit and i'm glad we have the wardrobes. >> whit: exactly. >> lee: the weather wall here, so what we're looking at is something familiar. they're not taking the training wheels off of me yet. this is columbus circle where drenching downpours are in new york city right now, and there's a flood watch until 6:00. you can see the rainfall totals from the mid-atlantic all the way up to southern new jersey over the past 48 hours. two to five inches of rain, even seven inches northwest of wilmington. that dreaded stalled front tracks for tropical rains to ride along, and now it's the i-95 corridor, so from new york to boston. even i-84. hartford up to worcester is late morning. this is definitely a morning experience. it gets better during the afternoon hours. flood watches from baltimore to boston. more than 30 million people, that will expire later today, and the heat wastes no time coming back. it will be with us as we fi

so throughout her of daisy lee gatson bates helped america realize. those universal truths that are set in our nation's birth certificate. and she had a way of doing that as we've heard. sometimes she pulled out a gun. hakeem i didn't know that part of the story, but, you know, whatever's required. one of her biographers noted that mrs. bates was often criticized for being pushy or ambitious or ingress. but i think in hindsight, we all know that back in the 1950s, some people needed some pushing right? they needed somebody with a little of ambition who was willing to push everyone in the direction from moderate to the most prejudiced people. and i like what the principal of central high said about her one time. he said the devil himself could not have been more appalled by the segregation as daisy bates. indeed, mrs. bates endured the cross burnings on her front yard, as we heard, and the death threats flying through her. and she she that because she was dedicated to the truth that great truth that all of us are created equal. and she was remarkably b

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thank you so much, congresswoman lee for joining us. ime big fan of oakland, lived there a long time and loved it when i was there. i know that is one part of your district. i do want to talk to you about what we have been seeing, hearing, and what the president has been hearing. 35 elected members of your party think the president should exit the race, exit the campaign. why do you think they are wrong? >> first, let me say thank you, sarah, for having me with you. yes, i love oakland. and we are doing a great job here. lots of challenges but moving ahead. the president is very clear that he is running in this race to win. first of all, let me just say this. he has a record to run on. he and vice president harris delivered. the cost for people, they been fighting for people, fighting for reproductive freedom, fighting to make sure that insulin is capped at $35.00. they have a record and they beat donald trump in the past. now, that only is an indicator of what they will do in the future. so, i in one who if the president decides he's n

let us hear from mordecai lee about what you had to say. guest: i am so glad that jody called because she was exhibiting what we find in so many american voters and that is that she is not a single issue avoid her. she identified as being pro-choice and said she would vote a publican -- republican because on the whole she agreed with republicans more than democrats. it is very useful in american products -- politics to single issue voters. a voter said there is one thing that will affect my vote. in terms of the dilemma for pro-lifers with the republican platform being so soft on the issue of life, i can think of only one historical analogy and that is prohibition. during prohibition politicians were called dry which meant that they were pro prohibition or wet, anti-prohibition. and the pro prohibition voters were single issue voters and based on a politician's stance whether wet or dry they voted for that politician. they did not care if the dry politician was a quasi-quote -- croak or corrupt but they would vote for him because they were

lee, what's happening here? we're seeing right now is that the democratic party is really split and there are people who are standing by joe biden and i think he's got some support there but there are some significant number of people who don't think he's the one that can win this election. in fact they think he's going to cost the election and what's such an interesting dichotomy in this moment is to see the two different candidates where donald trump used to be the very divisive candidate and now he's uniting the party more than 90% of republicans are excited to vote for donald trump. we see nikki haley even coming to the convention right now. the republicans are coming together. meanwhile the democrats are extremely divided. there's all kinds of talk behind the scenes about what's happening but we're even seeing things publicly where democrats are not supporting the candidate that was elected to be their candidate and it's going to be really problematic. they will have to figure this out quickly. liz: lee car

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pollster lee carter, great to have you ton the program, lee. 35 democrats, the california congressman the latest one to join, and they're urging joe biden to exit. is it going to be about money? because i was amazed the way business leaders have come out to support donald trump. that's where the cash is right now. what do you think? >> i think it's in part money. i think the money is following a larger trend, which is the polls. the polls are saying bad things about the democrats and it's not just about their ability to win the presidency. it's about the american's ability to trust the party. there was polling leaked from the dnc that suggests that folks that supported joe biden in the last election believe that democrats have been lying to them about joe biden's mental fitness, 52% of swing voters, 52% of swing voters believe that the democrats have been lying to them. there's a complete lack of trust. so what does this mean? it means less likely to vote for the democratic ticket at the top. down ballot initiatives could really, really be suff

sheila jackson lee. as i say to know sheila, was to love sheila. >> barbara lee shared many stories with us about their travels over the years. she also says that jackson lee's son reached out to her, saying his mom wanted to hear her voice. this week, she says she will be missed for her joyful dancing and her love for music. she's thankful they had that one last phone conversation. even though jackson lee could not speak, but she will miss her trusted counsel the most as she looks back on her friendship with that congresswoman. well, pressure is mounting against president joe biden. dozens of demonstrators gathered outside the white house today, encouraging him to abandon his reelection campaign. the event was referred to as a pass the torch rally. the protesters say. now, more than ever, democrats need the strongest possible candidate to defeat former president trump. in november. mr. trump has been polling ahead of mr. biden in crucial states. several democratic leaders, including some from the bay ar

. >> the only person i ever tried to emulate as an actor was bruce lee, 'cause bruce lee -- bruce leed i was walking through this alley and i had a gun out, and i never -- had no reference. you know how you're walking around looking for somebody with a gun. so i a started doing my bruce lee impression. [ light laughter ] so i'm walking through, like doing my looks around, doing bruce lee, because i look nothing like bruce lee, nobody knew i was doing bruce lee. [ laughter ] so they was like, "wow, he's intense." it was like, "i'm doing bruce lee." and to this day, if i pull a gun out, i'm doing bruce lee. [ laughter ] >> seth: there's a lot -- it is really wonderful as well -- there's a lot of the original cast. >> yeah, we got everybody that was alive, we got 'em back. yeah. [ laughter ] yeah. >> seth: i was very happy. kevin bacon is in the film, and i was happy to see him. >> yes, i love kevin bacon. >> seth: he's wonderful. [ cheers and applause ] >> he is -- the perfect villain. one of the things that makes "beverly cops" work, is the first two "beverly hills cops" are really goo

welcome back to lee anderson's real world.ers with celebrity big brother star sandi bogle. said your name right? >> i said, now listen, i've got your occupation down here. >> i wrote it down. actress, model, singer, reality tv, events organiser. got your own record label. what do you do in your spare time? >> go on holiday. i just got back from croatia. >> have you really? so that's a pretty hectic lifestyle you've got there. >> why have you got all these jobs, sandy? >> because i always believed that whatever you've been given is like a gift. yeah, and you're able to do do able to do. you're supposed to give back. yeah. so what i do is i use my platform to help, like people that are unable to actually reach to a certain point or actually be able to perform . and, yeah, able to perform. and, yeah, i just believe that we should always, always give back because it's the next generation. generation. yeah. >> so we got quite a few guests on this show who's been on reality tv shows, big brother and, and, and, i think we had jim dav

lee zeldin, what do you expect to come from today? >> lee: i think joe biden will be the nominee.town and over the next few days, the president really steps in it, then the calls are growing. if it phillips is looking pretty smart right now. he was basically ostracized and kicked to the curb of the democratic party when they set a long time ago going through the primary process, we can't nominate joe biden again. he can't do for years. if on the ballot in november, down ballot, the republicans are more likely to win the house and more likely to win the senate. these people to speak up those speaking up for coalescing kamala harris. kamala harris was picked by joe biden one person incapable of staging. and she has further to the left. so she has her own liabilities pure the polls are coming out and joe biden has lost points from the debate and kamala harris further behind. so the democrats are in a big time pickle here but this is something of their own doing. they nominate at the wrong guy and should have had a process but the democratic primary voters decide on a different nomine

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maria: lee look isn't it true all in biden's hands?s really no to have mechanism there for the democrats to take him out force him out. he has to make the decision, because there are not able to take keys away from him. lee: absolutely right in his hands we have experienced in life hard to bet somebody to face facts we don't know how to long since this serious if he is ready to acknowledge it when he is might be going to stages of grief right now saying i am fine. you have that conversation, with somebody that you love, are you still able to do all things you used to it takes people a while to come to terms i don't think he is able to come to terms with it hear how he talked about himself constantly he thinks still capable doing it i think he believes that. >> a firewall on capitol hill smoldering getting bigger in terms of democrats, comes town to whether or not the pressure is getting so hot that in fact he makes the decision says i am stepping down, so far with hunter biden and jill his you know first lady, pushing back, doesn't loo

thanks to playing lee in the series, we've become friends.because i played you in the drama series, i know your story, and you were completely innocent. yeah. what i wanted to ask, cos, obviously, people who've seen the drama know that, is how...how did that affect your family? just pulled everyone apart, really. you become very focused on the small group — being my two children, my wife and myself. erm... you just try to survive. you probably bury it a little bit. you try to protect the kids more than anything. yeah. as i learned playing lee as a character, he couldn't protect himself or his family and, in 2007, he found himself in court. the claimant is entitled - to their costs in the case and, accordingly, mr castleton is ordered to pay all post office limited's - costs in the total sum of £321,000. so, do you still feel that burning anger to the post office? i do have an anger, erm, in me, but it's not like that, because i think it's been so long, ijust want to... i don't want to be the person that suffers for the rest of my life. i want

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referring to lee harvey oswald. wray also said the suspect surveyed the area more than two hours before the shooting, using a drone. >> it appears that around 3:50 p.m. 4:00 in that window on the day of the shooting, that the shooter was flying the drone around the area. >> wray could not confirm how the gunman got on to the rooftop of a nearby building, but he did say his weapon had a collapsible stock, which may have made it harder to see the fbi says they still believe that crooks was acting alone. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed congress today in an attempt to boost financial and political support for his country. but as ktvu jana katsuyama reports, he was met with protesters outside the building and boycotts from some high profile politicians, including former speaker pelosi, in a fiery and divisive speech on capitol hill, israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu thanked congress and the president on behalf of the people of israel. >> i came here today to say thank you, america. >> netany

mary university, lee jones. doctor lee jones, very posh sounding title. there welcome back. not been on the show for two years now. time flies. great to be back. yes. great to have you back, very great to have each and every one of you at home as well, keeping me company this evening. you know the drill. it's not just about us. it is about you guys at home. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email me gb views @gbnews. com. you can go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay or of course you can tweet or text me, but wherever you are tonight, you're very, very welcome. if you're anything like me, i do confess i have got a slightly delicate head. this evening after being in the pub watching england last night. if you are like me, don't worry, we will feel better tomorrow. so spare a thought for this guy , who had what i would this guy, who had what i would say. fantastic optimism, dan thomas, you might have seen him earlier on. actually, he was very passionate and optimistic about our result. he had a tattoo of the trophy, engraved t

amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at ten tonight.me performers in hollywood are going on strike for a second time tomorrow. now, this comes after contract negotiations with a major gaming studio broke down over artificial intelligence protections. the union says without the legal guardrails, they're asking for, video game companies could use ai to replicate an actor's voice or likeness without consent or compensation. the strike begins in just over an hour at midnight. >> openai says it is testing a search engine that will use artificial intelligence to give quick answers to users questions. right now, there is a waitlist to sign up for the tool, called search gpt, the san francisco company says the prototype will use information from the web with links to relevant sources. the new search engine is also raising questions about the use of copyrighted material from other sources. openai has reportedly provided some publishers large sums of money and credit for the use of their work on wall street. stocks ended the day mixed with more l

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hi, lee. >> reporter: hey, david. extended until midnight into new england, but a new active tornado warning north of binghamton. have a plan to get a place to safety, basement, interior room, away from windows. this watch will go until midnight. we still have a threat through the adirondacks this evening into vermont and new hampshire. a flood threat, as well. beryl has been a prolific tornado maker, and now it is bringing its twisting and turning to the northeast. the storms will weaken after 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. the one benefit, we get a little relief from the extreme humidity. it will feel like lower 90s instead of triple digits. the heat is endless out west, from reno, all the way to rapid city. record highs into the weekend. david? >> david: lee goldberg back with us tonight. lee, thank you. >>> of course, the other major story tonight, the breaking news involving president biden. the president on the world stage again today, hosting that high stakes nato meeting in washington. but one of the major headlines today

lindy lee, who serves as the woman _ triumph. as the woman co-chair - triumph. lindy lee, who serves as the woman co-chair for - triumph. lindy lee, who serves as the woman co-chair for the l as the woman co—chair for the democratic national committee, thank you for being with us and sharing your perspective. thank ou so sharing your perspective. thank you so much- — ajudge in new mexico has dismissed involuntary manslaughter charges, brought against hollywood actor, alec baldwin. this was the moment baldwin realised the case was being dismissed. you can see a clearly emotional reaction. he was on trial for his involvement in the death of cinematographer, halyna hutchins, who was killed by a bullet fired from a prop gun that mr baldwin was using, while filming a scene for the film, rust, in 2021. alec baldwin's defence attorneys successfully pressed for an immediate dismissal, after accusing the prosecution of burying evidence. here's our correspondent, emma vardy, who has been following the trial closely. this trial has really t

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meet first lee kiefer. she won, kiefer beat out her teammate lauren scruggs over the weekend in the women's individual foil event. she won back to back gold medals, winning one and gold in tokyo and then one here. now, kiefer is married to fellow olympic fencer gerek meinhardt. you know him? he's from san francisco. meinhardt had his own match, but he was defeated monday in the round of 16. in the men's individual event. he has the team event coming up next, but he is so supportive that meinhardt posted on his instagram this post about his incredible wife winning back to back gold medals. now check it out. the couple started dating during the 2012 london games, then they got married in 2019. i caught up with them and like the musketeers, they say it is all for one and one for all when it comes to fencing, we're really lucky to have each other. obviously the physical, the strategy on that side, but mentally, like you mentioned, it even just gets lonely going. a lot of these world cups and traveling, being aw

ricky's mom wants justice for her son, mike. >> amber lee live tonight in richmond.amber thank you. a man was found guilty of murder today, four years after a deadly shooting in the city of oakland. 47 year old jamal thomas was convicted of first degree murder after he shot and killed myles armstead in 2020. investigators say armstead was killed right outside of his east oakland home. thomas, a mentally ill convicted felon, had been squatting next door and terrorizing armstead's family leading up to the shooting. thomas was also found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm by a felon with priors. the conviction also includes a gun enhancement. he is facing more than 36 years in prison. sentencing is scheduled for august 13th. >> voting is such a it's just such an important part of democracy. and democracy doesn't work if you don't exercise your right to vote, right? >> people across the country and here in the bay area gather to mark the john lewis national day of action. why? they say it's more important than ever that his life's work to

jaclyn lee reports from the fire zone. >>> the abc news exclusive. stunning new details from a local s.w.a.t. team who were standing guard during the attempted assassination of former president trump. they said they had no communication with the secret service until after the shooting. aaron katersky reports. >>> with just 100 days to go, the race for the white house tightens. details of the new abc news/ipsos poll. what voters think of vice president harris and former president trump as pressure mounts on republican vice presidential candidate jd vance. >>> fears of a wider war in the middle east. israel retaliates in response to the deadly missile strike on civilians in the israeli controlled golan heights. matt rivers reports from israel and marcus moore on the ground in beirut. >>> calls for justice across the country, a day of mourning for sonya massey. the black woman shot dead in her own kitchen by a deputy. >>> a terrifying attack on the high seas. a pod of killer whales sinks a yacht two miles off shore. >>> the promising new alzheimer's blo

let's get to meteorologist lee goldberg from wabc tracking this heat now, lee? >> that searing heat has staying power. the second week of record-breaking heat in the southwest. las vegas has topped 115 for almost a week now. that heat is only expanding eastward into the rockies and plains. the remnants of beryl to the northeast from the heat, it's building right back in by the end of the weekend into midweek next week. triple-digit feel-like readings from the mid-atlantic and carolina pas to the northeast. low pressure off the southeast coast of the u.s. infuses our front with topical moisture. we'll have flash flooding all the way from the carolinas to the northern mid-atlantic, up to 5 inches of rainfall. don't drive through standing water. we'll keep you posted. >> david: lee goldberg of channel 7 in new york, good to have you. >>> we turn to the urgent manhunt in houston for a person of interest wanted in the killing of a young sheriff's deputy. authorities say it was an ambush. the deputy had been working overtime, trying to help out in the aftermath of the

hi, lee. >> reporter: hey, david.ended until midnight into new england, but a new active tornado warning north of binghamton. you're in the path of these storms, have a plan to get to a place of safety, basement, interior room, away from windows. this watch will go until midnight. we still have a threat through the adirondacks this evening, ultimately into parts of vermont and new hampshire. a flood threat, as well. beryl has been a prolific tornado maker since it made landfall, and now is bringing its twisting and turning to the northeast. as we go through the overnight, the storms will weaken after 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. then it's just tropical downpours. the one benefit, we get a little relief from the extreme humidity. it will feel like lower 90s rather than triple digits. you will notice the difference in the northeast, but that will come right back with tropical downpours on friday. the heat is endless out west, from reno all the way to rapid city. record highs into the weekend. david? >> david: lee goldberg back wit