then leslie went missing. and -- was desperate to find her.town built on deception -- scripted to smoke out a suspect and the stakes were high. here is josh mankiewicz with a sister search. >> in the movies and on tv, people can just disappear without a trace, leaving family and friends with nothing more than memories, questions, and worry. in real life, vanishing is more a magicians trick than an everyday occurrence, which brings us to that crossroads where magic and entertainment collide. hollywood. the cops who world on the streets call it holly weird, because they know anything can happen here. and sometimes, what does happen, makes no sense. hollywood is a real place but it's also a myth. and the family of what might be has always drawn the hopeful from every town in america with a bus station. for quite different reasons, it drew these two sisters, leslie and aasha. maybe recognize aasha davis. he's one of those lucky few for whom that hollywood fantasy came true. within a few years of her move west, her star was rising. and in 2007, she

>> leslie: he wasn't calling people fascist.h all of the legislation put forth, and i don't think... >> kayleigh: equal people fascist at a fund-raiser. >> leslie: i'm not saying he didn't. when he had not yet said that, okay, the country was divided. when he was putting forth messages of unification or of unity in this nation, that wasn't unifying the country because i think the country's past the point of one man or woman... be to win he said segregationist or right to be unvaccinated and at what point was their unity? >> from my perspective as a democrat and a lot of legislation has gone forward where you have a lot of approval across the board and the majority of americans come together rather uncertain control gnomic gun-control legislation put forth, those are points of unity in our nation ay the president has spoken up, but elected officials have tried to push forward and bipartisan legislation has come through but still we don't see in the polls, we don't see a result of that. you don't see that in the building but a ver

former ktvu anchor leslie griffith has died. family members say that leslie died after a years long battle with lyme disease career here at ktvu span 22 years she worked as both a field reporter and anchor, including sitting alongside dennis richmond on the 10 o'clock news. leslie griffith also reported for several print publications, including the san francisco chronicle and the denver post. i talked earlier tonight with former ktvu reporter jon sasaki, who now works as a spokesperson for the oakland unified school district . and he says leslie was a true mentor to others in the newsroom. she was a professional in the air. and you know you don't have a career in san francisco for that long without having a real impact on the business and the people around you, and so you know, all respect to her. it really is shocking that this could happen someone so young, you know, assuming lee, you know so much life in front of her. it's just a really sad day. leslie griffith died today in lake chapala, mexico. she survived by her two daugh

time working with leslie. the two of them covering stories with energy and professionalism, and rita shared with me the last time she heard from her long time friend. leslie was from tomball, texas, right outside of houston. and you know she overcame a lot to get where she was and had two children and was a single mom and you know she she accomplished a lot in their life. but her last email to me where she said hi. oh, friend. i think of you often and smile, and i think that's the way she would think of her time. ktvu the end of all of her emails ended with a quote. and it was there is more to life than just yourself your own family or your own kind. leslie griffith is survived by her two daughters, trenton and carly and adopted son eric. and two grandchildren . we have more coverage of leslie griffith's death online. it's right there on our homepage at ktvu .com. no attend. angry parents and teachers are speaking out at the oakland school board meeting tonight. it's the first time they came face to face with

ktvu news anchor leslie griffith as a journalist, colleague and friend, leslie griffith, died at her lyme disease. she spent 22 years here at ktvu, most notably as an anchor of the 10 o'clock news, tom baker looks back at her life and her work. leslie griffith spent more than two decades many of those years alongside dennis richmond, providing news and information to ktvu viewers. good evening. i'm leslie griffith before anchoring. leslie was a fearless reporter who often worked in dangerous circumstances, gathering information and writing the stories that gave her incredible presence in news live broadcasts on the anchor desk when major stories broke without question, leslie became the master of the three ring circus that breaking news often becomes like an air traffic controllers. she definitely went from one source to another without script in hand asking probing questions of newsmakers experts and fellow journalists whenever a reporter had new information or a new interviewee, she would go directly to that person immediately to assure the viewers the latest information. before te

leslie brinkley, abc7 news. dan: earlier this year abc7 news took a deep dive into this topic to see what needs to be done to make this zero emission dream a reality. check out the full special. go to the abc7 bay area streaming tv app on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and google tv. ama: new develop its. chp detectives arrested two suspects in connection to two separate freeway shootings. what happened when a single bullet struck the windshield of a couple's car in june. the suspect was arrested and is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder. the second shooting occurred on 680 near stone valley road last month. police found a single vehicle with multiple gunshots. the chp arrested the suspect in that shooting. he was booked in martinez detention facility and is facing multiple charges. no reports of injuries in either shooting. dan: still ahead, a dog held for ransom in the south bay. how the scary situation unfolded and the condition of the dog right now. ama: plus, after flashing his membership card

leslie mann will be here [ cheers and applause so happy to have leslie back with us.he is an emmy-nominated actress, comedian, writer, and producer created "a black lady sketch show," which returns for season three this weekend on hbo and hbo max. our friend robin thede will also be joining me. [ cheers and applause and not to toot my own horn, my book, my children's book, is in its second week on the new york times bestsellers list. [ cheers and applause started -- week one, it was number three, and now it's up to number four. [ laughter ] it was very exciting [ laughter ] one day, number ten. anyway, it's called, "i'm not scared, you're scared." it has a rabbit and a bear first children's book ever to have both. perfect for the easter basket, or just to, you know, just to leave out for bears. i don't know i'm not in charge of marketing it's available wherever you buy your books, but please remember to support local and independent bookstores speaking of support, i would love your support as i attempt to segue from a children's book to tonight's "closer look. here i

with her and as someone who grew up watching leslie griffith, leslie and dennis, right on tv, um, theimate professional and so into her work, so into every story we reported here she's greatly missed can imagine. i never met her. but growing up in the east bay, much like you did. i used to watch her and dennis and lane corral before and then, of course, julie after and it's remarkable over decades, it's been those three women sitting in their chair. so she will be missed in a big way. steve a. i know you worked with her as well. but we'll get steve in a moment. first i'll let you read. this will mention real quick. we do have what is really a lovely tribute to leslie griffith on our website at ktvu .com. there on the homepage. we've all spent a good amount of time talking about her looking back at her work that does live on today. so as you remember leslie griffith, we would you know, maybe appreciated pop over to ktvu dot com and you can sort of share. i think a lot of us say i grew up with dennis. and lastly we all did. we all did. we certainly did. let's check in now with james get

leslie. well, that's with a mutual interest with when you called a which at the present with dibble, it also comes across it and you believe a little kit here. what would you, would you still want them when they want to come by needs for most of them are with that to stay on the motion. she's here with you can just look, i'm going to no one with us already working on the bottle. there's just some things with a specialist, a small bottle at all for the money that's dollars a month to try to recover. the 1st one is put you know, i still was with the home about things or not, which is what before i knew for for him if up i sure boy needs a so please always use use of the problems when your father we bought will stop it i will go on the but, but i want to talk about some leave. i be of the bill was then yet a lot thought of the with somebody who was in the russian issue, all of these person was mission much report my going to one. it was this with my sure listening the course because will study w

i'm leslie griffith.re at ktvu spent 22 years she worked as a field reporter in an acre. leslie also reported for several print publications, including the san francisco chronicle and the denver post. she was a professional in the air. and you know you don't have a career in san francisco for that long without having a real impact on the business and the people around you, and so you know, all respect to her. it really is shocking that this could happen in someone so young, you know, assuming lee, you know so much life in front of her. it's just a really sad day. and of course, john sasaki , a former colleague of leslie leslie passed away yesterday and lake sham palla, mexico. she survived by your three children. and two grandchildren never had the pleasure. but as a kid growing up in the east bay, um you know, i watched channel two right? well the news hit hard. it hit hard, all of us here. many of us sharing. i called tony, one of our photographers who works closely with their traveled around the world

i'm leslie griffith before anchoring.a fearless reporter who often worked in dangerous circumstances, gathering information and writing the stories that gave her incredible presence in news live broadcasts on the anchor desk when major stories broke without question, leslie became the master of the three ring circus that breaking news often becomes like an air traffic controllers. she definitely went from one source to another without script in hand asking probing questions of newsmakers experts and fellow journalists whenever a reporter had new information or a new interviewee , she would go directly to that person immediately to assure the viewers the latest information. before television. she cut her journalism teeth at the associated press and the denver post concerned with the problem of tuberculosis and circus elephants for many years, she championed getting elephants out of circuses in 2005 founded the leslie are griffith woman of courage, scholarship to help young women. she always remained a prolific writer for t

leslie abramson, defending eric.ill lansing, defending lyle. >> these are three very smart, strong women. >> definitely. >> engaged against each other, over these boys. >> yes. >> i say boys but they weren't really boys, were they? >> they weren't boys, at all. in fact, that's what the defense wanted everybody to hear was boys and these poor boys. these orphans. >> orphans. an impression the defense tried to play up. leslie abramson wrapped her arms around their shoulders. had them trade their dapper suits for preppy sweaters. >> everything that jill lansing and leslie abramson was deliberate and calculated. >> she steeled herself, determined not to let the optics distract the jury. >> based upon this evidence, it will become apparent that this murder was unlawful, unjustified, and wholly premeditated. >> in basic english, the prosecution's case was this. just the facts, ma'am. >> fact number one. lyle and erik driving down to san diego two days before the murders, to buy shotguns and with a stolen i.d. >> why are yo

leslie brinkley is on the story. leslie: bart police say it was a targeted attack, a man shooting a man on a marc train at 1:25 this afternoon the suspect, police said, was able to escape. but you can imagine panic among passengers. they were trapped in that train car until it got to the lake merritt station, where they ran out. >> based on the video we received, at this time, we are confident that this was not a random attack. leslie: we are told that the man who was shot was severely injured, life-threatening injuries. he was takenhe is undergoing surgery and listed in stable condition. bart police say multiple shots were fired and they have videof. meanwhile, the suspect got away. there was a moment when bart detained a suspect outside the lake merritt station. they later released him as not connected to the shooting, so the suspect in the shooting is at large. in oakland, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. dion: happening in just about one hour, leaders from the aap i community are scheduled together in oakland's littl

that's not how it works, leslie. let me come into your house: have you read the institution or seen the fourth amendment? that's a tricky one for this story. hillary clinton also stored thousands and thousands of classified documents, maybe not in paper form in a safe. did the feds seize on that? the president also tweeted here -- or released a statement that read in part "hillary clinton allowed to delete and acid watch, great jeans, # 3,000 e-mails after -- 33,000 e-mails after being subpoenaed by congress and nothing happened to hold her accountable and took antique furniture and other items from the white house". not antique furniture. brad, what do you make of hillary clinton's name being inserted into this statement in i think there's parallels. brad: it was always with trump finding a way to bring uphill reigns leading. i find this -- up hillary. i find this news concerning and possible the fbi crossed their ts and dotted their is and a judge would have to sign off on this and it doesn't always mean a lot unfo

i'm here with leslie picker. are both off this morning a rougher morning than we have seen of late with the broad averages all down. business inventories out just moments ago. rick san telle has that for us it's a june number, so a bit on the assetened side expecting 1.4, and it delivered exactly that, up 1.4%. in the rear-view mirror, 1.4, our last look gets upgraded to 1.6. this makes the ninth month in a row of double-digit growth in business inventories depleted kniffin tore need to be replenished, and that would kid in when we get the final revision leslie, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick we are 30 minutes into the trading session. not including the retailers. taketwo falling after being downgraded by deutsche bank. they take it to a hold from buy at what they see as a balanced risk/reward. price target is still 160 implies a 17% up side. shares down about 2% right now best gas up in early trading, following that investor carl icahn raised his stake to 8.7% >>> finally krispy kreme tumbling after m

por si acaso, leslie grace sigues haciendo nuestra batichica. borja: un abrazo a su familia. notificar, pero en este momento el artista estÁ recuperaciÓn". borja: chyno miranda se encuentra en venezuela en una clÍnica de rehabilitaciÓn bajo los cuidados de su mamÁ para superar la secuela que le dejÓ una neuropatÍa perifÉrica ocasionada por el covid en los pasillos y el —— los salones de harvard sÓlo se habla desde joven. carlos se acaba de convertir en el primer latino en ser presidente del consejo. carolina: llegÓ como estudiante indocumentado de ahora es un joven soÑador. un puesto importante que representa 12 escuelas profesionales y de posgrado. carlos estÁ en vivo en la ediciÓn digital. felicidades. cuando escuchamos la palabra "harvard" todos sabemos que es un lugar lleno de sueÑos y de la Élite de todo el mundo. quÉ pensaste el primer dÍa que llegaste a harvard y pisaste con el pie derecho la instituciÓn? carlos: fue un gran honor para mÍ. y sobre todo creo que... una realizaciÓn de un sueÑo para mi mamÁ que fue la que nos trajo a estados unidos y ha trabajado tan duro

really amazing. >> i think the blue room is a good transition for leslie. we are in the introduction, you served for multiple presidencies in the committee for the white house, but can you tell us about a specific preservation project that really resonated with you, and why? >> it was this room. it was 1993. i think i came on the committee and 93. and this room actually, at mrs. clinton's request, was submitted to the committee and the curators for refreshing. for restoration. they were afraid, and i'm not sure which, this is 1991 -- >> just to give people an idea of how much the room has changed, this is post truman in this after mrs. kennedy will store the room, and even that didn't last very long because then mrs. nixon came up and then i think that was the last major refurbishing of the space until -- i just like this photo. it's sort of like we're looking ahead to the future, there is governor clinton, meeting with president reagan, and i think it was one of the governors conferences, and then some sort of foreshadowing into history, and now this is wh

well, we're gonna segue into leslie unless you want to also weigh in. acquisition and i could be quick. i could be really quick. it really starts. usually with the curator's who are the professionals who are not only caring for the collection, but i think what i what i want to say is you understate your incredible role you and alyssa and the rest of the team in finding those things and trying to stay under the radar while you try to find them because depending on how much is known about the prevalence is going to change the price right? so there's there's an incredible role that the characters and and that office plays and then for the committee is really i think meant to do two things right it's meant to protect the first family from having to make tough decisions that or decisions that would like like currying favor, right? so there's a political role that the committee needs to play to protect the first family from both the slings and the arrows as well as you know political gain, and then there's just if we have expertise right? so i love the fact t

at the same time, let me ask you this, leslie.esn't prove the court-approved warrant was justified, but an e-mail obtain by "the washington post" shows pat cipollone in the final days of the administration was assuring the national archives that the documents, classified documents would be returned. so it's not just a question of, you know, what the former president has at mar-a-lago now. that was when he was still president. your final thoughts. >> well, if we look at the national archives, i mean, you know, sort of paraphrasing here, but can we have those back, one. can we have hose back, pretty please? can you keep hem in a more secure location, put a hock on it? i'm sorry, i agree with you, this was not a raid. when we killed osama bin laden, that was a raid from where i stand. and so another thing, if you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to hide. if i have nothing to hide, come to my house, look for it, take any documents, and i'm not going to cry, whine or play victim about it because i've done nothing. howard: we

so far. >> omar, leslie picker here. i am curious if you agree with that and whether you agree with the gains that we have seen in stocks are more of a fundamental rally than perhaps the macro things we have been talking about with regards to potential for less aggressive set policy and potential for slowing inflation and things of that nature. >> yes. thank you and good morning. a couple of things. one jock, starting with the macro question and talking about the things out there, these markets seem to be fueled significantly by the expectations that the fed will change as far as that they will be a pivot and that will be at some point less aggressive. that seems to be a little premature in many cases. a lot of bargain-hunting. there is a lot of short covering that is happening in the market. the volumes that we have seen, especially even this week, are much, much lighter. very common in august. overall, we will see the shape of the market rally seems to be a lot driven by lack of fear, as opposed to a fundamental convic

. >> leslie costello met beth more than three decades ago. they were freshman at the university of notre dame. >> the last time she was in california, we were going to go out surfing, and i said, beth, i think you better -- she boogie boarded plenty, she never served before, and she said, i know, i want to go for it, i want to learn to serve. so here she was, always willing and wanting to embrace new experience. embrace it with joy. >> reporter: after college, that settled in new york and started her own company. in this video, she talked about those early days. >> i worked my fingers to the bone, your nose to the grindstone. >> reporter: she chose a tough gig, helping architects navigate new york's building regulations. >> reporter: that seems like a job for a tough, hard edged woman. doesn't seem like the type of woman you are describing. >> she was enormously successful because she was hardworking and honest. she shined and people just could trust her. >> but it sounds like it was just one part of her life that was missing. the one part, i

leslie: there are no immediate solutions. officials are testing the water here every day. the signage could change between now and labor day. pay attention if you are going to the beach. karina: a lot of people might be wanting to go to the beach this weekend because it is going to get hot. kristen: wait until you see those temperatures. mike: are you ready for the most intense and longest heatwave so far? that is coming our way. the hot his highs this year with new records possible. some records are 105 and warmer. to add insult to injury and stress our bodies, lows will be in the 60's, 70's and 80's. we have a very high-risk of heat illness. here the excessive heat watch. it starts at 11:00 saturday and go through at least 8:00 monday. it is going to be hot even longer than that in inland neighborhoods. every nook and cranny of the area is under this excessive heat watch. if you are trying to escape, it is going to be near 90 in tahoe. 100s every day in the central valley. 100s in l.a. near lot -- l.a. near 100 in san diego. stay hydrated and seek cooler areas. full fore

leslie picker has some new details. leslie what, do we know? >> so this is an ongoing situation.t exactly clear why lee is leaving however, i just received an internal memo sent to carlisle employees by co-founder bill conway he plans to take over as interim ceo and also held a virtual town hall earlier this morning. based on that memo, some additional reporting, it appears that he intends to execute the strategic plan that lee laid and their ceo search will prioritize candidates with a, quote, demonstrated track record of leading global companies so perhaps someone outside the firm with c-suite experience shares are 6% lower on the news today, sinking the stock deeper into underperformance relative to its private equity peers in 2022 the market clearly caught off guard as the company reported 2q earnings ten days ago with no hint at a management shift instead this was a sunday night announcement with lee giving up his c-suite and board seat his contract was set to expire at the end of the year i'm told some turn in negotiations likely led to the shift but the private industry sh

[applause] thank you, leslie. thank you for the courage of stone. i will tell a more inclusive story of our history. i am trying really hard not to cry in this moment. and so happy to see all of you here. i love you also much. i've never felt more loved in my life. so, having said that, i'm going to stick to the script. can everyone hear me? okay, great. first of all, this is like the oscars for me. i'm going to do something he's first, we're gonna hear the music coming, i know, i've spoken to, long you will let me know if somebody needs to -- i want to friend thank my friend pam for being here. thank you so much for coming. i also want to thank my friend, the honorable judge john thomas for being here. and his beautiful wife, forgive me for calling you beautiful, i'm old fashioned. and his sister pearl thomas -- so many people here are loved. from washington, to richmond, to all over, let's also think my colleagues -- is gary still here? thank you, gary. gary has actually worked with me since i've been here at monticello. he has a museum background

leslie, what about full transparency given the presidential nature of this raid?ansparency and you are involving witnesses and there could be witnesses that are not only tampered with you about whose lives could be threatened or even harmed when you are talking about agents whose names could be revealed, especially if those agents are under cover. that certainly is problematic. if we want to talk transparency, then let's talk about a couple of things. in my opinion, a raid is what we did with usama bin laden. not this secondly, when we talk about transparency, the national archives asked forever these months ago. this wasn't like, you know, oh, you know, we are not going to tell anybody. there was communication. there was a search warrant. you know, this wasn't done 3:00 in the morning where they were climbing over the ba former president's bed to get things in the closet. these are documents,,s it it's not like they haven't found anything. they have. these are documents that should have not left the white house and they are -- they have top security clearance. ev

leslie picker on disney.matt boss on some retail picks we'll kick it off with the broader market right now and what a turnaround we saw down 180 with the dow at the lows of the day. market was in a bad mood earlier on the weaker than expected news out of china, off its economic data and a weak read on new york area manufacturing we turned around and continued the rally we've seen over the last few weeks with the s&p up half a percent nancy, have you been buying into it if it is a bear market rally, it is resilient, impressive and broad. >> sure is, sara thanks for having me we've been adding risk back into our portfolio in june, which turned out to be a good near-term decision at this point i'm not really willing to chase the rally we're adding small amounts to some specific names. but i think you're going to get another chance i don't think we're going to retest the lows, but i do think you're going to get another chance to step in and pick off some of the names that maybe you didn't finish buying in the sum

leslie: multiple shots fired.e the angst on that train car as bullets are flying on a bart train in the middle of the afternoon. happened at 1:25 p.m. on a daily city bound train. the shooting happened right as the train pulled out up the fruitvale station, soap passengers were trapped on their . the gunman ran out, but it was not until the train landed here that passengers could escape, so a lot of angst, a lot of panic going on. >> i've got some kind of emergency on the train. people yelling and screaming and saying they need help immediately. shooting on the train, request an ambulance. >> we hear a lot of screaming. leslie: the suspect got away. he ran out of the station. it was a man shooting a man from what bart police just described. were told the man, an adult, was shot, possibly multiple times, and did have life-threatening injuries. he was taken to highland hospital where we understand he is undergoing surgery and is now

and this is leslie explaining what the purpose is. what happens when you'll successfully completing a sabotaged sabotage? a mission? haven't seen a crease the scenario where there is no consequence for bad behavior in a society where there is no consequence for bad behavior. a corporation can go and cut down a forest and pollute and what have you. and at the worst, they get a find that they have no problem paying. and they just go on with business as usual . but after the earth liberation front up on the scene, mom, you know, they have to stop and think about is what i'm doing. gonna upset these environmental is so much that i'm going to be the next target of a large scale arson attack. will my company will burned down? and if they are the target of that kind of thing, well, that's going to cost them some. several things is cost them some money and some time and some anguish and, and hopefully cause them to, you know, rethink what the, what the, what it is that they're doing always sing a different kind of climate sabbott till now. an

leslie, thank you.p, stock buybacks, recessions and expansion plans oh, my phil lebeau lays out the take aways from the elon musk company over the shareholder meeting. >>> and as we head to break, key money movers lyft lifting off with the rebounds volumes on track to exceed pre-covid levels going the other way. zillow shares taking a hit from the home buying business third quarter revenue falling from a year ago. expedia jumping on solid earnings more people still getting out w d traveling. dofutures up 13. we're back right after this. >>> welcome back let's talk everybody's favorite company or everybody's favorite stock. tesla. elon musk taking the stage for the shareholder meeting. ceo touches on topics from teasing the share buyback and his 2 cents on recession and potential plans for another gigafactory. phil lebeau with more on what we know wide ranging and i would call it fun sort of muskian view from tesla. >> he wasn't negative. he was even keel you never know what you get with the annual meeti

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thank you leslie for that. thank you for the courage that you've shown. and telling them more inclusive story. of our history so i'm trying really hard not to cry at this moment. i'm so happy to see all of you here. i love you all so much. i have never felt more loved in my life. so having said that i'm going to stick to the script. can everyone hear me? okay, great. first of all this is like the oscar for me. so we're going to do some thank yous first when i hear the music coming. i know that i've spoken too long. so you'll let me know somebody home, please. i do want to thank my friend mrs. pam northam for being here. it's an honor to have you here. thank you for coming. i also want to thank my friend the honorable judge john charles thomas with being here. thank you so much. and it's beautiful wife. forgive me for calling you beautiful. i'm old fashioned. and link's sister pearl thomas. thank you for being here. so many people are here. i i just i love from washington from richmond from all over. thank you so much. i must make my colleagues gary stanle

i california -- leslie: a state law takes effect this week requiring waitstaff at bars and restaurants to take mandatory training as a way to put it down in duis. the other is the "drive sober or get pulled over" campaign in effect. >> drunk driving gives -- we are looking for so much more. it's not just alcohol, it's drugs. leslie: maximum staffing to find impaired drivers before a deadly crash in the hopes californians make-turn onalities. kristen: we are learning more about the humpback whale that washed ashore this weekend in half moon bay. according to the center of biological diversity, the whale was known as fran and was commonly seen off the coast. fran was likely hit and killed by a ship. the center for biological diversity will be in court thursday for a hearing for a lawsuit on both the coast guard and national marine fisheries. it is an attempt to protect whales from ship strikes. larry: monkeypox. what the state and feds are doing to help. making kindergarten mandatory. the new bill and what it means. social media your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you

leslie marshall, democratic strategist and syndicated radio host hugh hewitt.this move and the blowback we are seeing. >> the first thing that ron desantis told me about it this morning, bret, i think is the most important it's unconstitutional for the president to take that action. after the bad policy, a bailout for bad behavior. creates very perverse incentives for people to borrow and not expect to pay. worst of all, the politics are just terrible. like team biden never misses a chance to do a face plant on the momentum. the best give away from that tim ryan, earlier in the show tonight, distancing himself. is he a congressman running for senate in ohio. he wants no part of this because he has blue collar workers who never went to college. he has soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who went on the gi bill after they served. they got parents who saved and mortgaged. kids who went to jc for two years. kids who worked through college because they didn't get scholarships. it's just a terrible political witch's brew. >> bret: leslie, a lot of pushback from dem

leslie. well, that's a lot of like like in a class, a lot, a lot of interest with when you call a a give away, like and sometimes it a little over there. okay. with most of them out with play. i'm not sure she's here with you can just look, i'm going to know what with what other buffers just a moment or 2. i just, i just want to know with all of those for the money that's dollars for a month. i try to of a muscular one is put around, you know, i still love with the home phone. you can look up, which is what the formula i knew for for him to fill up. i sure do i need a so please always use your little to perform on your part. we've got the will also started, i believe one they pretty of but almost like a be of the bill was then yet a lot thought of the with hello wendy. this is ashley sola customization. mush apartment, 221 is was this with us dealership across the porter position? yes. mazda loosening of course, because all started. right? or is it on my own? most of the store with okay, not

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leslie griffith spent more than two decades at ktvu.she left the station two decades later, she had become one of the nation's most respected journalists. she died today at her home in mexico. leslie griffith was 66 years old. >>> we are back in 60 seconds with more on this strange and deadly explosion that happened in the middle of a neighborhood. what we are learning tonight. >>> and how unusual is it? a second shark attack this summer at the same beach. what happened near this moderate bay aquarium and what shark experts have to say about >>> what happened and why? tonight an investigation is underway after a house exploded in evansville, indiana. that blast caught on camera. three people were killed and 39 other homes were damaged. the local utility company arrived on scene and the company spokesperson said that its equipment did not detect any natural gas. the cause of this explosion is still under investigation. >>> it has happened again. for the second time in recent months, a shark attack at a popular beach near the monterey bay

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leslie: a year from now, we could be using a nasal spray to keep from getting covid.not just current variance, but even future mutations. it is new science emerging from uc berkeley that researchers there are ready to take to the fda, to start human trials. it is a team effort that does not target the spike protein on the covid virus like current vaccines do. instead, this new treatment targets the part of the virus, the nucleus, as it attacks human cells. >> the virus actually reprograms the cell into its own copy machine. it is a trojan horse, it ejects the rna from the virus into the cell and that rna makes copies of itself and all the other stuff that the virus needs. so binding molecular velcro to the violence -- virus. tiny snippets of dna binds to specific sequences in the viral rna and gums it up. it's is very different from previous efforts. leslie: the newly developed spray is designed to prevent infections even from mutations. if someone already has covid, than it could be dispensed from something like an asthma inhaler, so it gets down into the lungs and d

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picker with the details and timelines behind this exit it is all the talk of the town, leslie >> itly is behold, before our very eyes, the disappearing memeium that's what happens when a meme stock erases the premium garnered from an investor with a cult-like retail following after he or she cashes out let's take a step back it was a little more than five months ago when ryan cohen, the billionaire founder of chewy.co revealed his stake in bed bath and beyond accompanied by a letter to the board pushing for changes. the next trading decade on march 7th, the stock soared 34%. that nearly mirrors today's price action with shares down about 40 prkt currently on news that cohen cashed out the entire city of his stake. and the stock awe its fair share in late june, the stock traded below five bucks a share after reporting sub-par quarter and ousting its ceo. this week, bby shares surged back up into the 20s and confusion over a few s.e.c. filings seemed to indicate that cohen was newly bullish. but a source close to cohen told me that in fact he hasn't purchased any security in bed bath

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good to have you with us, leslie. >> thank you. >> as to hungarian prime minister, he's been accusedsolidating power in his own country and undermining democracy. he gave a speech on thursday entitled "how we fight", speaking of his fight against progressive liberals and said globalists can all go to hell, this, despite the fact that he's going across the globe to push this message, his political views. does he believe this political ideology is a wider movement? >> i think it's a movement with our former president trump to turn it into a global movement to really increase the base, to rally the base here in the u.s. that have supported that part of the republican party led by donald trump that shares a similar set of anti-progressive values and it's clearly a movement and very specific decision to come at this point in time when in the united states of course we're approaching, we're in that primary season, approaching the midterm elections, when viktor orban, when donald trump and the far right wing of the republican party are really looking to shore up a vote that they know is cri