so commissioner louie, you're going to light the candle so i'm going to read a little prayer. as we light this candle may we honor and pay contribute to the larry griffin, rec and parks. and symbolizes the life of larry in spirit and serves as a remriender that the love and be loved larry griffin will live in our hearts and minds and work forever. thank you, madam vice president. >> thank you, commissioner jupiter jones. >> now is it more appropriate. there is surely so many wonderful things that is head and that we'll hear today about larry but i want to reflect on how much he loved this city. he loved this city, the time that i got to learn from him, was cut short was reflecting on what you share of his memory as a blessing and i learned so much from him in that short time about how to care deeply and passionately about everyone in this city. and he taught me to consider always, everyone and i i will hold that with me as i opinion to work on behalf of the city that we all love so much. so i'm really grateful for that time. and he will be missed but he will be with us. >> in

one of those people, derrick hines, happens to have worked for louie free. he got a referral by hunter biden to get business out of romania and as a thank you louie free wired $1 hundred thousand to joe biden's grandchildren as a thank you for doing who knows what. and of the 110,000 people at the department of justice, he just happened to pick part of the prosecutorial team, somebody who worked and got a benefit via hunter biden? it's also part of the prosecuting team on hunter biden. the statute is clear, you cannot do that. you are highly conflicted. what senator johnson is saying it throws the whole case into question and he is absolutely 110% right. >> julie: how might revelations like this and others in the fall of the charges impact the investigations in congress do you think? >> oh, a lot. i think before it's all over you will hear a lot about louie free, the idea that 100,000 ends up in joe biden's grandkids' account and the email traffic between him and hunter. this is just but one. that's not talking about china. how about jeff cooper? jeff cooper

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it was 2014 when bena was murdered by 18-year-old louie sains in nevis. the two met online in a video game and had not seen each other until they were cut off. it is fundamental and to increase the awareness of online dangers and promote the use of the internet by the authorities in 2014 and challenges of this kind by the british authorities and thinking of legislation to protect children in the cyberspace, causing anxiety, messing up physical fitness, hatred self-depression can lead to suicide in some cases the english online safety layer is one of the steps taken by the government of this country to control the cyberspace and protect children. the security of children in the cyberspace is to comply with the law of large technology companies and requires them to protect all users, especially children, from illegal content. yahoo photo will be fined up to £18 million and 10% of its global turnover. now, before the bill becomes law, groups are calling for changes to the bill to allow regulators to request information about the use of networks or in another

yesterday george charlotte and louie explore multiple jets ahead of the royal international air tattoo. the kids toured c-17 glove master 3 marking the first time the family of five visited the event i can watch louie all day long and those are your headlines. >> let's check with meteorologist a.d. come adam klz for a look at the forecast. >> over the course of the weekend dealing with extreme heat as it is really stretching across the country. let's dive right into it and talk about temperatures feeling like, yeah it certainly a warm one already early this morning. sitting a 75 degrees in new york city that's the beginning widely you're looking at temperatures in the 70s ore warmer across the country that heat particular lay in eastern half of the country there's showers currently coming down from the midwest stretching down towards portion of the mississippi delta stretching off towards north texas. rain has been a big issue across new england now showers moving offshore and more storms could become severe today that is that big line of storms moving across midwest could cause a litt

maria: louie navalier was with us yesterday. here's what he said. he's a growth guy, by the way. >> i have good earnings in four sectors. but tech has kind of got a little blow yesterday. nasdaq announced the top seven stocks in its nasdaq 100 index are going to get a haircut and that haircut will be announced friday after the close and then the actual adjustment will happen on monday, july 24th. and the reason they have to do this haircut is last week the top seven stocks hit 50.9% of the nasdaq 100 index and there's s.e.c. diversification rules so they have to come in compliance. maria: so stay with us on this program because on monday we're going to be covering what could be a pretty good selloff for the nasdaq as a result of all of this. one of the stocks, adam, microsoft, and news on this this morning, a u.s. judge cleared microsoft to acquire activision blizzard. u.k. regulators say, quote, they are standing ready to consider any proposals from microsoft to restructure the transaction, adam. >> yeah, well, the judge wrote a scathing, scathing

louie gagardens and sobroto. >>> new at 11:00. do you recognizize this man?n?icisco policece need y hehelp tonightht to trtrack dow man you see in ththis vivideo, pupushing an elderlrly man to t ground at u.u.n. plaza. the 83-yeyear-old maman was tak to thehe hospitalal toto be tre for broken bones the police are calling this an unprovoked aggravateded assault.t. it hahappened a few weeks ago. they just released the video this afternoon. the investigators think the suspect is in his late 30s to early 40s. he was last seen wearing a hooded jacket, blue shirt, camouflage pants. >> after a killing in oakland's korea town the police found their suspect in chicago. oakland police announced today they arrested eric laselvira. it comes after a deliver man was shot and killed last month. video slows a couple walking their dog. you see it right there. pass by the delivery man, a brief exchange quickly escalated to that shooting. the police say they tracked him down and arrested him in chicago. >> san francisco's district attorney is not happy with the judge's decision t

the i'm the stories, the shape, louie, i'm right him, i me and this is all the international as far as the, as little witness in the russian capital overnight with an attempt to go ahead and strike a coding dime. asia has done to buildings and them of the city international business center. the russian defense murphy says it was the planning you or via tech, which was faulted by ad defenses on the morning of july 30th. an attempt to terrorist attack by the key of resume with the unmanned aerial vehicles in the city of moscow was stopped. one ukrainian u, a b was destroyed by air defense and the aspects above the uninstall the district of the moscow region. 2 more drones were surprised by electronic warfare, causing them to crash into non residential buildings in moscow city. this happened in the early hours of sunday, 3 ukrainian drones were intercepted by russian forces. one of them will shut down immediately. the other 2 were intercepted by electronic warfare, and they trashed into the business complex that you can see right behind me. this is, in most goes a business district, of co

say louis. >> reporter: louis, not louie?ed in louis armstrong's recordings and artifacts for years. >> first passport 1932. >> the last. >> 1967. >> the one very plaintive, the one at the end is like, i had a ball. >> reporter: moran is the curator of the louis armstrong center in queens, new york. her. >> he liked to say he was born on the fourth of july. >> apparently he was not. ♪ >> reporter: armstrong as actually born on august 4th, 1901. this idea that many african americans were still patriotic in spite of the way america treated them is something i think is important for people to understand about louis armstrong. to me he embodies what it means to be an american. >> i heard reel to reels of pops talking everyday life recordings. >> reporter: in his documentary "louis armstrong's black & blues" jenkins explores how armstrong and his trumpet navigated prohibtion, the great depression, world wars, the civil rights ear .r.a. a. >> you're the most famous opponent in the world and you are black. there are places you stiti

continue operations thomas schultz has the details >> reporter: there is a bustle of activity at dan and louier bar as workers prepare for doors to open. >> this was left in the till casual labor. >> reporter: co-owner michelle is busy prepping the bar but with minimum wage rising since saturday, she knows money just got a little tighter. >> we're still reeling from the hit we took for three full years, and it still hasn't recovered all the way. and so it's hard to pay people more money when you really don't have money. >> reporter: she sayses she wants wages to rise because housing prices continue to soar. but increased pay may mean less staff, which we have to bare bones it and hope that when the rushes come, we have enough people here to cover the rush. >> reporter: representatives from the oregon afl-cio, the statewide federation of labor unions said in a statement the uptick will positively impact more than 100,000 oregonians they say the rise is a significant milestone. some agree >> it's nice to see people being able to have enough money to afford the things they need to live. >> report

controls the lower house, the potty failed to secure the support of ministry appointed senators florence. louie reports from ben cox dunk on to the tough way. through this parliamentary session came an announcement by titans constitutional court that it was suspending p, telling, gathering about them as a member of parliament. pizza is the leader of the move forward party. at his 15 days to respond to allegations that he had broken election lost by owning chest and immediate company. the suspension does not stop him from running for the post of prime minister. before he left, he delivered a short speech. the i think thailand is about the same anymore ever since the may 14th the election. so we have come only halfway from the post victory and they set another half to go. although move forward and it's alliance partners controlled in the house. the choice for the premiership has to be supported by enough votes from the mostly military appointed senate, but just as they did last week, senate is blocked, his 2nd bit, delete the country on grounds. a motion that's been tabled and rejected. cannot be

all right, florence and leave it there. florence louie insides. the parliament in bangkok, let's say david 16 is capital helsinki now, where you as president joe biden has been holding meetings with several ladies from nordic countries. he's addressing the media. let's listening just arriving from the news, the native stomachs, and we can continue our discussions in security, but also talk about the other generational challenges to be all facing the climate . all right, so every president biden has finished speaking. that will bring the latest developments to you at the top of the hour. it's moving on now and someone's hollywood is because actors could be bound to join a strike by script rises. the right is union has been on strike for nearly 3 months if it concerns about pay and the use of artificial intelligence on thursday, the screen actors guild will vote on whether or not to follow suit of reynolds has moved from walt disney studios into bank california. the screen actors guild executive board will meet on thursday. they'll decide whether a

elmo: ♪ elmo's daddy listens and his daddy cares ♪ louie: i do!r: ♪ about elmo's thoughts and feelings ♪ ♪ when elmo's happy or scared ♪ ♪ i'll take care of you ♪ ♪ >> we have issued some guidelines that say that a provider who receives medicare funding, medicaid funding, must be prepared to offer gender affirming care if you want that medicaid dollar to come to your state we're going to make sure you check the box. >> laura: why hospital in do gender affirming care in utero because obviously those babies in the womb aren't really sure what they are yet. i mean, this is insane but it basically summarizes what the biden administration is about. checking boxes and normalizing, maybe streaming the radical trans agenda. last week the doj pledged a fight on the battle front for so-called gender affirming care, ie mutilation of children, and in the states like new york, they're calling themselves a safe haven for kids who want sex changes. and in may they're trying to make it easier for minors to take puberty blocking who are mos without their parental

essentially announcing the charges against hunter and one of those new prosecutors had done work for louieree, former f.b.i. director. free and hunter were businesses possible for a possible time. possible conflict there as well, as gop lawmakers are looking for answers. a new op-ed. the only thing getting clear in hunter biden's case is the stench. let's just talk about the slap on the wrist that he essentially got on not only gun-related charges because he lied on his permit to get that he was formally caught with crack cocaine and his tax charges. if he agrees to this plea deal, which he has and will go to trial in july on the 26th, part of the deal is you have to stay clean. if they link the cocaine to hunter biden he already screwed the deal. what happens then? >> yeah, but all this is contingent of them being honest about hunter biden and what's been going on with him as far as drug use is related. i don't know if i necessarily trust this process. up until this point he clearly is getting special treatment. if you put all of the allegations together against me or against you or again

the 1997 funeral of policeman david johnston, one figure stood out, that of his seven—year—old son louieys earlier his father had been shot dead in a foot patrol, on an attack blamed on the ira. now 33, louiejohnston is now a father of two himself, but his memories of that they remain vivid. i of two himself, but his memories of that they remain vivid.— that they remain vivid. i can remember _ that they remain vivid. i can remember seeing _ that they remain vivid. i can remember seeing my - that they remain vivid. i can remember seeing my dad's| that they remain vivid. i can - remember seeing my dad's coffin that they remain vivid. i can remember seeing my dad's coffin in church and i can remember the hymns that they sang, and throughout it all i just that they sang, and throughout it all ijust remember as a little boy looking up at my mum, just breaking her heart. looking up at my mum, “ust breaking her heart. ., ., ., , , her heart. no-one has ever been held to account for — her heart. no-one has ever been held to account for the _ her heart. no-one has ever been held to account for th

matt gaetz, louie gohmert. bob goode, marjorie green, jody hice, thomas massie, barry moore.n private second thoughts about backing the insurrection knowing they also ran? >> no, worse, they go to the d.c. jail to give comfort and aid to the insurrectionists who attacked the capitol, attacked those police officers. and i'm telling you, joy, the only way, the only antidote to all of this is unity. where republicans and democrats are going to condemn political violence, where we're going to condemn the rhetoric and not going to politicize the good people in law enforcement who are just trying to apply the facts to the law. >> what do you make as a former prosecutor of the indictment? well, of the potential pending indictment, donald trump getting a target letter. is there anyone, if you were prosecuting this case, who else would you send a letter to? >> well, anyone who worked with donald trump, you know, to aim a mob at the capitol or to try and undermine the credibility of the election through fake electors. as a prosecutor, my closing argument would be quite simple. i would

and with us today, i'm rob louie, vice president of communications here at heritage and also executive editor of the daily signal, our news outlet and. it's my pleasure to host the great cal thomas for today's event as one of america's most columnists with a distinguished career in media. there's not a whole lot i tell you about carl that you probably don't know, but i'll start with his new book, which is called a watchman in the night. what i've seen over 50 years reporting on america, the book takes you on a journey. cal's time as a syndicated columnist from his start in 1984 with the los angeles times syndicate to present day. we have a limited number of copies available for sale after today's event, which cal will gladly sign for you. this book is cal's 12th. it's a remarkable achievement, even for a writer and i can say that as a writer myself who hasn't a single book. cal's other titles include america's expiration date fall of empires and superpowers and the future of the united states. what works common sense solutions for a stronger america? the things matter most and common g

>> jimmy: louie? >> loic, french.>> jimmy: oh, loic >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, loic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: from france -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- thank you so much for being here here you go, you're gonna hold that, i'll give you the question here. ready, loic? what agency monitors the activities of all americans? >> wow [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what agency monitors the activities of all americans? ♪ >> the government, yeah? [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: "government? [ buzzer ] ah, tiktok thank you so much. [ laughter and applause appreciate it. thank you for being here we have time for one more. we have -- her, right there, come on. nice to see you. >> hi! >> jimmy: what is your name, and where are you from >> victoria -- from california >> jimmy: yeah, victoria from california [ cheers and applause all right. the question is, what profession allows you to drink on the job >> a barkeeper [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: we were looking for "spirit airlines pilot." [ laughter and applause sorry, thank you so mu

how's the party failed to secure the support of military a point to finish his sons. louie reports from bangkok gates on confident halfway through this parliamentary session came in announcement by the highlands constitutional court that it was suspending p, telling the government as a member of parliament pizza is the leader of the move forward party. at his 15 days to respond to allegations that he had broken election lost by owning shares in immediate company. the suspension does not stop him from running for the post of prime minister. before he left, he delivered a short speech, and i think time is about the same anymore. ever since the may 14th the election so far, we have come only halfway from the people speak 3. and they said another half to go . although move forward and it's a lion's partners controlled in the warehouse, the choice for the premiere ship has to be supported by enough votes from the mostly military appointed senate. but just as they did last week, senate is blocked, his 2nd bit, delete the country on grounds, a motion that's been tabled and reject it cannot be

i'm josh howie and with me are my comedic panel, comprised of little louie schaffer and brucey boy devlinkick off with a story from thursday's telegraph about the blob , about telegraph about the blob, about the time of the month. louis us well, you know what? >> what i thought it was. >> what i thought it was. >> that's what you thought. but it's not. it's not that. >> no. i had to go and speak to morag, the producer, and say, am i right in thinking that this is a euphemism? >> what i thought in >> that's what i thought back in the day. it's a disgusting word. it's autocue to it's written in my autocue to sabotage and now i'm going sabotage me. and now i'm going to lots of i haven't heard to get lots of i haven't heard about this, but it says cowardly. >> it's in the telegraph, cowardly to civil service cowardly to call civil service the blob says uk's most blobby civil simon civil servant, i guess simon case and i didn't know this. i didn't know what it was. what it was is that is that the right call is people calls people who work in the government ministry civil civil service as the b

as of february 15, louie's peer 47 owed a little over 500,000 in past due rent and interest. and the port would begin seeking new tenants after approval of proposed termination agreements. as shown lieu would pay a it00,000 in exchange for 514,346 in waved rent and interest. and pom pay grado would pay exchange fee. the net cost would be 650,000. pomgrotto has already agreed to transfer the frort which is estimated to be at about 12 2000. we were unable to validate this estimate we discussed a policy because the port recovers the portion of the rent due. the mutual termination also avoids the potential of tenant declaring bankrupt which will result in little to no paid back rent. and in june of 202 2, board of supervisors approved a termination agreement between the port and alioto fish company. they paid 250,000 and forfeited a 25,000 900 security dop in support of the port waving rent and late fees. we do recommend approval. >> thank you. may seem irrelevant but quick questions about alioto, it was closed as well but we don't think we have a new tenant. >> no, we don't. we'

as of february 15, louie's peer 47 owed a little over 500,000 in past due rent and interest. and the port would begin seeking new tenants after approval of proposed termination agreements. as shown lieu would pay a it00,000 in exchange for 514,346 in waved rent and interest. and pom pay grado would pay exchange fee. the net cost would be 650,000. pomgrotto has already agreed to transfer the frort which is estimated to be at about 12 2000. we were unable to validate this estimate we discussed a policy because the port recovers the portion of the rent due. the mutual termination also avoids the potential of tenant declaring bankrupt which will result in little to no paid back rent. and in june of 202 2, board of supervisors approved a termination agreement between the port and alioto fish company. they paid 250,000 and forfeited a 25,000 900 security dop in support of the port waving rent and late fees. we do recommend approval. >> thank you. may seem irrelevant but quick questions about alioto, it was closed as well but we don't think we have a new tenant. >> no, we don't. we'