maggie. good evening.ommissioners. my pleasure to be here tonight to wish you congratulations, maggie. i'm jen jackson the former healthy ecosystem program managerir have a pleasure of working with maggie for my 8 years. on credibility and for me when i was preparing that presentation. i thought of the many people who [inaudible] regularly. for me maggie first came to mind. and credibility is a quality and has many definitions but the three words that come to me are high competency with maggie, everyone heard she has displayed throughout her career. sheness her stuff and if she does not know she knows how to get t. and another word that come together is trustworthiness. i knew if she gave me information she had done dill gent work to give me good information and i trusted hefrm third is reliabilityism could depend on maggie if she was going to do something she would do it. >> so. beyond corrected what we might be remembered for and all of these accolades that are you heard all the accomplishments, another

maggie. good evening. commissioners. my pleasure to be here tonight to wish you congratulations, maggie. i'm jen jackson the former healthy ecosystem program managerir have a pleasure of working with maggie for my 8 years. on credibility and for me when i was preparing that presentation. i thought of the many people who [inaudible] regularly. for me maggie first came to mind. and credibility is a quality and has many definitions but the three words that come to me are high competency with maggie, everyone heard she has displayed throughout her career. sheness her stuff and if she does not know she knows how to get t. and another word that come together is trustworthiness. i knew if she gave me information she had done dill gent work to give me good information and i trusted hefrm third is reliabilityism could depend on maggie if she was going to do something she would do it. >> so. beyond corrected what we might be remembered for and all of these accolades that are you heard all the accomplishments, anothe

maggie. good evening. commissioners. my pleasure to be here tonight to wish you congratulations, maggie. i'm jen jackson the former healthy ecosystem program managerir have a pleasure of working with maggie for my 8 years. on credibility and for me when i was preparing that presentation. i thought of the many people who [inaudible] regularly. for me maggie first came to mind. and credibility is a quality and has many definitions but the three words that come to me are high competency with maggie, everyone heard she has displayed throughout her career. sheness her stuff and if she does not know she knows how to get t. and another word that come together is trustworthiness. i knew if she gave me information she had done dill gent work to give me good information and i trusted hefrm third is reliabilityism could depend on maggie if she was going to do something she would do it. >> so. beyond corrected what we might be remembered for and all of these accolades that are you heard all the accomplishments, anothe

danville's maggie steffens. yes she is looking for her fourth gold in paris, but this time around the games are a bit different for her personally. here's our jessica aguirre has already been a dream to have our shared loved ones and our favorite place here in puerto rico, live from maggie steffens is a little different as she gears up to compete in her fourth olympics. i'm a married woman now and it's been really fun. you know, bobby, my husband now has been in my life for over seven years. steffens orchestrated her wedding in puerto rico around the olympics. water polo and qualifying for the olympics was priority one. we picked a date november 11th and so we ended up qualifying one week before my marriage dat. usa have dominated from start to finish. maggie was born to be a water polo player. u.s. leads by four. maggie steffens now has three goals. i get to chase this incredible challenge as the captain, 28 years of age, regarded as one of, if not the greatest water polo players eve. three times gold medalist,

let's go back to maggie rulli who's covering the games for us in paris. maggie, good morning again., whit, good morning. it is an incredible story, and simone is already starting off so strong at these olympics. she led the women's 4 x 100 free style relay team to a silver medal on day one, and guys, she is only just getting started. >> simone manuel is now being challenged. >> reporter: olympic superstar simone manuel has always blazed her own path. >> it's simone manuel! >> reporter: becoming the first black american woman to win an individual olympic gold in swimming in 2016. now the 27-year-old returns to the olympics for the third time, but only after a physical and emotional roller coaster. >> i was just very grateful to be back on the team. the work that i had put in, the sacrifices that i made, the challenges that i had faced over the last three years were really difficult, and so just to kind of see my hard work pay off, the sacrifices that i've made be worth it, and to celebrate that with the people who helped get me there was something that made me really emotional. >> re

maggie can you hear us okay? .ou very much. good evening, everyonech hi, maechlg thank you. good evening, maggie and commissioners i'm the program manager for the toxic healthy community team. and i have been working with and learning from maggie for the past 10 years. both in the out reach team and now on my role on the toxic's team. so, something that adorns the walls of our old office and alcohol old office is the values written out and framed. they reminds us of who we want to be as an organization and how we want to carry ourselves in our work. the values are collaboration, and innovation, credibility, equity and impact. maggie embodies each of these fully. on collaboration, maggie is thinking who the right partners might be and a sense for how to break down cycle sxoes work with allis to be more effective. on innovation. behind our san francisco firsts. you heard these already. most notable shaming the hazzard waste program we have today. which is the most robust in the nation. on equity has worked to ensure

[gime] [estruendo] [grita] [gime] [maggie] ¡dylan! ¡no! [gime] ¡no alcanzo a sacarlo!gime] [explosión] [grita] ¡no! [grita] [ríe] - ¡vámonos! - rápido, vamos, dylan! - yo lo subo. - eso es. ¡suban! ¡no se queden! ¡jen, tenemos que irnos! ¡jen, debemos irnos! ¡vámonos! [explosión] hay que saltar. ¡alcancen el bote! [maggie] ¿lo tienes? ¡sujétate, amor! [explosión] ¿puedes tomarlo? ¡tómalo! - ¿ya lo tienes? - ¡ya está! [todos gimen] - ¡rápido! - ¡no me dejas respirar! ¡oigan, miren! [grita] ¡vámonos! ¡rápido! ¡rápido! ¡remen! ¡rápido! ¡más rápido! [todos gritan] ¿listos? ¡fuego! [explosión] [dylan] miren. estamos salvados. ¡vienen por nosotros! - ¡allí están! - ¡ya llegaron! - [connor] ¡mira, mamá! - ¡estamos salvados! [ríe] ¡mami! ¡qué bueno! [ríe] [connor] ¡oigan! ¡por aquí! ¡aquí estamos! [música] [música] [suena "won't let you fall" de fergie] [cortina musical] dayana: otra dramÁtica definiciÓn por penales en la copa amÉrica que ya tiene su primera semifinal programada, se presentÓ en la corte la anciana que matÓ con su auto a 4 personas en una calle de san francisco

maggie. this one from trump on truth, social really struck me. he says to turn quote, dumb as a rock kamala harris from totally, totally failed and insignificant vice president into a future great president. know, it just doesn't work that way. he seems to be having a tough time coming to terms with the fact that this is real life. this is happening, it's very confusing weather trump seems so unprepared for this because it's only been clear for five weeks. he's probably the direction that this was heading. anybody's talking right? number one, au anybody was talking about was the president biden was unlikely to be able to continue into november, and that number to the likeliest replacement was the vice president top? of the, ticket. so jonathan swan and i did a story over the weekend about how the preparations that have been going on and they've been going on for a while, but they seem unsettled on exactly what message they want to run against her. some of that's not surprising think she's liberal. i'm not surprised to hear that. i expect that the

it doesn't really seem like a maggie haberman, alyssa farah griffin. great to have you both. thank you. thank you. meanwhile the white house today was responding to questions that they got from many reporters about the president's health state that specifically on this, why a parkinson's specialist was visiting in the white house eight times within eight months seemed like a very difficult question for them to answer will show you what happened next i love cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plans to take back the white house hello, cnn for complete coverage, the republican national convention starts next monday at 8:00 on cnn power e-trade, award-winning trading app makes trading easier with its customizable options chain, easy to use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are e-trade morgan stanley for 13 million americans were affected. my identity theft in 2022, and the threats or more than you realize, if you're a victim of identity theft lifelock works t

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perspective now from new york times senior political correspondent, maggie haberman, and former trump white house communications director alyssa farah griffin. maggie do you think donald trump, i mean, does he want to run against biden yes, i do. >> i think i think the idea of not having biden in the race has been of concern to us number of trump advisers, whether they would say that or not. i think as openly as a different issue i think that they know what a race against joe biden looks like, or think they do and they felt obviously very good about what happened in the debate a change in that would they didn't potentially impact their calculus for what the next four months look like. so the fact that president biden is digging in and telling his critics in the democratic party that he's not going anywhere is something thing that the trump team has delighting in alyssa, do you think there'll be another debate i'm skeptical. i do think it was a smart, and expected tactic from donald trump to try to goad biden into another debate. i don't think that there's anyone left, right and center

maggie haberman, to bring you in. you have great incite will reporting about what's going on at the trump campaign where you write quote, his message has been for the moment scrambled as democrats have replaced an old frail white man with a younger black woman who is campaigning energetically and giving new life to the democratic base. and they were caught off guard by the speed and ruthless efficiency of the replacement. so bring us into those conversations, how the trump team is now going to try to shift gears a couple of things he did actually manage to get into the news cycle today with that meeting with bibi netanyahu and his tim was very happy about that, but it has been many days where he has had to see the spotlight to kamala harris and to democrats in general. >> it's the first time that that's really happened. and about 15 months, 16 months, since he was first indicted in march of 2023. and it is an unfamiliar feeling for him. we also know that donald trump loves attention weather it's good for him or not an

put it away. >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, flint, michigan. >> and we thank maggie and her teamhat powerful reporting. >>> we'll take a turn now to our health alert on the bird flu outbreak linked to dairy cows. a new human case in colorado now the fourth confirmed in the u.s. the cdc saying the patient, a dairy worker, had eye symptoms but recovered after taking tamiflu. cases have also been reported in michigan and texas. >>> and next they are loved and hated, but after so many stores have added self-checkout aisles, while some of the nation's biggest retailers are now scaling them back. stay with us. (♪♪) ♪ control is everything to me ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and skyrizi is proven to help deliver long-lasting remission at one year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an inf

maggie: pero estÁ mal. fran: una mujer precavida.ura india tiene que llevar como lo que representa la familia. tiene que llevar todas tu joyas en la ropa porque en esos lugares van a encontrar pareja. en la ropa llevan las herencias de ellos. aquÍ somos una familia muy rica. jessica: hablemos brevemente de algo que estÁ trending tambiÉn. [hablan a la vez] cÓmo la ven? maggie: me encanta. este vestido morado significa la transmutaciÓn. se puede ver que ya se estÁ sintiendo mejor. obviamente, estÁ sufriendo el cÁncer que estÁ pasando, pero se veÍa feliz. el vestido muy bonito. fran: tenÍa una cara de felicidad. en maquillaje natural. siempre. me encanta eso que tiene en el cabello. refleja felicidad. como que estoy bien, shana. —— sana. jomari: ese color el se usaba mucho en la iglesia. maggie: le llaman asÍ. el morado obispo. jessica: luce radiante y espectacular. esperemos que en su salud siga mejorando. maggie: no pueden invitar a otra boda. —— nos pueden invitar a otras bodas. [risas] yo voy. [risas] jessica: muchas gracias. karla:

former greater manchester police detective and founder of the maggie oliver foundation , maggie maggieit. it's astonishing that a member of a grooming gang could be one of the first people released under this labour government early. stay welcome back to patrick christys . welcome back to patrick christys. tonight we are on gb news now. as we reported yesterday, new prime minister keir starmer is drawing up plans to release prisoners when they've served just 40% of their sentence . but just 40% of their sentence. but what might this look like when it's actually put into practice? well, gb news can exclusively reveal tonight that a vile ringleader of a rotherham child sex abuse gang will be freed after serving just seven years of a 13 year sentence. paedophile matloob hussain was jailed in february 2017, but now he's been referred for release by the parole board, meaning he is likely to be back out on the streets in a matter of days. hussain was found guilty of sexual intercourse with a girl under the age of 13. he was 42 years old when he was convicted. i'm joined now by former detecti

maggie rulli reports from paris. >>> and america strong tonight. 100 years and celebrating.ons together to share their special day. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. i'm linsey davis. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. we begin with those wildfires raging across the west. more than 100 in all, including the explosive park fire in northern california. that fast-moving wildfire is now the largest in the state so far this year. scorching more than 350,000 acres. new evacuations are now under way. firefighters are working to contain the blaze but face tough conditions. the flames leaving a trail of ashes, smoke, and devastating piles of what once was. ronnie stout accused of setting that fire, now faces arsage charges and is due in court tomorrow. experts fear this fire could burn for weeks. we have team coverage tonight. jaclyn lee leads us off from the fire zone. >> reporter: tonight, california's largest wildfire of the year rapidly growing, forcing new evacuations. >> w

maggie says she's playing with a very heavy heart.teffens described her sister in law's death as a medical emergency, but she says that she is going to continue playing in her honor now. flavor flav, remember all this with him. he has been sponsoring the team. he's paying tribute to stephanie sister in law. also before her death, lulu connor made those clock necklaces for everybody on the team. kind of like an ode to, you know, flavor flav, because he's been sponsoring the team. well, she also made one for him. flavor flav, maggie, and the women's water polo team, are going to be in the pool today. so, again, with a heavy heart, she is playing also on tap. men's gymnastics. we've got our stanford guys, asher hong and brody malone. malone representing the u.s. in the team finals. and then, as we mentioned a little bit while ago, later, men's fencing, san francisco natives alexander massialas and gerek meinhardt, who we just told you is married to kiefer, they're going to be going for gold and not just the athletes making headlines amid

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our maggie vespa has the story. and a word of warning, the footage is disturbing. >> to see them beat him, repeatedly, over and over and over again. they didn't stop. they could have stopped. they could have let him go, and they didn't. >> reporter: in wisconsin, a distraught wife, demanding justice in the death of devonte' mitchell, after family says they reviewed surveillance video from milwaukee's hyatt regency hotel showing the husband and father running scared through the lobby, at one point ducking into a women's restroom being detained by hotel security, leading to this moment. >> stay down! stop fighting! stay down! >> reporter: cell phone video recorded by a witness shows mitchell, who family says may have been suffering from a mental health episode, crying out as he's held face down by people identified by police as hotel security, one appearing to notice the witness. milwaukee police saying mitchell had fought with security guards who detained him until police arrived. they say officers found mitchell unr

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maggie vespa, nbc news. >> what? this kid sin credible. we do quite a bit. thanks for being with us on this monday, i'm frances rivera. have a great one. see yo

here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: tonight, a new chapter in the tragic saga of sonya massey.opsy results showing the 36-year-old mother of two was shot in her left eye, the bullet exiting the base of her neck. >> how can you justify this? >> reporter: civil rights attorney ben crump alleging the report confirms then deputy sean grayson who responded to massey's springfield, illinois, home, july 6th about a possible prowler fired downward as she crouched to the ground. massey seen on body camera video just before the shooting picking up a pot of boiling water. >> i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> you better not. i'll shoot you right in your [ bleep ] face. >> okay, i'm sorry. >> drop the [ bleep ] pot. >> reporter: grayson firing moments later. >> there was no humanity. >> reporter: he was fired and pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges. records obtained by nbc news show grayson worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. his last job in nearby logan county where records show two complaints filed against grayson for inappropriate behavior and

maggie vespa spoke with her mother tonight. >> reporter: tonight, mystery in paradise mounting, with newly released photos taken by family of they say the tent where 41-year-old taylor casey was staying when she vanished from a yoga retreat in the bahamas nearly two weeks ago. her mom finding the chicago youth director's bible. >> and i'm just crying. been crying out for taylor, you know, and feeling my child. >> reporter: casey's loved ones just back from a three-day trip to the sivananda ashram yoga retreat, sounding alarms about the investigation, saying this potential crime scene seemed open to the public, adding no missing persons posters were up and authorities told them they initially opted not to alert all guests and asked family not to approach them. >> because they were on vacation and they wanted to respect their privacy. >> reporter: bahamian authorities not addressing those allegations. >> we said that our priority is to find taylor. >> reporter: holding this press conference nearly a week after casey disappeared, and tonight saying crews searched the area, finding her p

maggie vespa has late details, and a warning, some of the video is disturbing. >> to see them beat him repeatedly over and over and over again, they didn't stop. they couldn't stop. they couldn't let him go, and they didn't. >> reporter: tonight in wisconsin, a distraught wife demanding justice in the death of d'vontaye mitchell after family says they viewed surveillance video from milwaukee's highant regency hotel that showed the 43-year-old husband and father running scared through the lobby on sunday, june 30th, at one point ducking into a women's rest room before police and being detained by hotel security led to this moment. >> stay down. please, stop fighting. >> please. >> stay down. >> reporter: cell phone recorded by a witness shows mitchell who family says may have been suffering from a mental health episode crying out as he's held face down by four people identified by police as hotel security. one appearing to notice the witness. >> we saw you going into the ladies room. >> reporter: milwaukee police saying mitchell had fought with security guards, who detained him until po

>> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, springfield, illinois. >>> also tonight, they can help shed thee? new research has found a drug similar to ozempic appears to slow cognitive decline in people with mild alzheimer's. researchers say after a year, patients showed an 18% slower decline in cognitive ability. >>> and up next from paris, doubles are usually their thing, but here fans can't get enough of the dream team being called nadalcaraz. stay with us. ♪♪ whoa nelly! iphone 15 with tons of storage. i really want one! yo! you've won 14 times on the lpga tour! since when is one enough for you! that is true.. get your head out of the sand trap, switch to t-mobile and get four iphone 15's on them and four lines for just $25 a line. and you can save on every plan versus the other big guys. [glass shattering] swing big at t-mobile. get four iphone 15's on us. and four lines for $25 a line. fore!!! ♪♪ want a next level clean? swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean... ah

maggie vespa with the video. to warn you, it is disturbing. >> you called us. >> reporter: 36-year-old sonya massey is seen on body camera video opening her front door to her springfield, illinois, home for the final time. after investigators say in the early morning hours of july 6th she called 911 about a possible intruder. massey at times seeming confused. >> i'm trying to help y'all. >> what do you need help with? >> nothing, i just -- please god. please god. >> reporter: halfway into the 36-minute clip released today by illinois state police, massey walks to her stove and picks up a pot of boiling water. it's difficult to hear what she says. that's when the deputy on screen identified as sean grayson replies. >> drop the pot. drop it. [ gunfire ] >> shots fired! shot fired! >> reporter: officials saying massey, a mother of two, was shot in the head. >> i'm not taking a pot of boiling water to my face. >> reporter: video of her body blurred by police. a grand jury indicting deputy grayson on charges of first

haberman, maggie goods to see us au mr. trump says that he completely rewrote his acceptance speech here, that he's going to deliberate tonight following the assassination attempt. what are we expecting him to say this evening? >> it remains to be seen, jake, my understanding is a lot of people have had their hands on this speech. i think that it is likely to have a bit of a softer introduction. i still think you are going to hear donald trump presenting his case against president biden, which we've heard him do consistently, despite a lot of talk about a change in tone at the convention, a lot of speeches have been very aggressive and very critical of president biden and the trump team has said they think that that's justified, and they think that biden has been critical of trump, and i don't think there's going to be a massive change where i think you will see it changes on the margins on some of the language used to describe his political opponents. but i think on the substance of the policy, it's going to stay the same

maggie rulli is there for us tracking the latest developments. reporter: hey, good morning, robin. you mentioned that tight security. this is what that looks like. check it out. we are standing right now on a street that's normally packed with tourists, gridlocked with cars. it has been completely shut down to everything besides olympic traffic. there are police cars and police on every single corner, on every single public transit. and then you have this elaborate system of barricades, qr codes, passes, even just to access the main parts of this city. guys, this is being called the largest deployment during peace time of security forces ever in the country's history. it includes 35,000 police officers deployed each day for the olympics. 10,000 soldiers patrolling the streets and sites. france has called in for help from countries that have sent 2,000 police reinforcements. these numbers aren't just for show. there are real concerns over threats. french authorities say they've already foiled several attempts to disrupt these olympics, including a

thank you so much, maggie. >>> and turning now to an nbc news exclusive.ting that sean "diddy" combs is the subject of an ongoing criminal investigation, according to two sources familiar with that investigation. the same sources say there is already a federal grand jury in new york hearing evidence. as of now there is no indication that charges are about to be filed. chloe melas is here and she broke that story. so, chloe, tell me about sort of what you're hearing from your sources and what we know more about this grand jury that is meeting. >> good to see you. happy fourth. two sources telling nbc news that sean "diddy" combs' legal team was alerted last week, they were notified by the southern district of new york, it is the district court that oversees manhattan, that is he the subject of a federal investigation. i want to be clear there are three things that you can be in a federal investigation. a witness, a subject, or a target. now, a subject of an investigation is someone who is within the scope of the criminal investigation. now, a target is when

maggie. i have known you for a while.u have impressed us all. we hope you will come back to work one day. >> thank y'all have been the best. >> ainsley: you did a great job. you have a future. >> janice: thank you. >> ainsley: all eyes on pennsylvania ahead of noe. g.o.p. senate candidate dave mccormick slamming his opponent's praise for presumptive democratic nominee kamala harris in this fiery new ad he just released. >> kamala harris has been inspiring and very capable, more people get to know her, they are going to be particularly impressed by her ability. [. [laughter] we did it, we did it joe. >> this as harris faces mounting backlash for her progressive past. >> i am prepared to get rid of the filibuster, to pass a green new deal. there is no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. we need to have medicare for all. >> the status quo thinking has been to believe putting more police on the street you will have more safety. that's just wrong. >> we got to critically re-examine ice and we need to probably think abou

maggie vespa, casey's mother and other loved ones went down to bahamas last week, sounds like they werented answers. you spoke with them. what are they saying about what might have happened. >> essentially kate, they're afraid that taylor casey could have been targeted, could have been abducted, wandered off and something happened. she was a healthy, stable person getting her yoga teaching certification to come back to chicago to use it. they were alarmed by the status of the investigation, they say for instance they saw inside her tent, they say that should have been roped off like a crime scene, but they say it seemed open to the public and they also told this story about why police and hotel staff said that at least initially they didn't inform all the guests at the retreat that someone had gone missing. take a listen to this. >> yes, we were told that tourists and guests of the ashram a and the hotel weren't informed about taylor's disappearance they were on vacation. >> they were on vacation? >> they were on vacation. >> reporter: we've reached out to police and to the retreat and

maggie, give us a sense of the mood on the ground there today. it must be a real moment of infection and reflection for those folks. >> reporter: yeah, it really does, ali, and the mood has kind of been sort of ebbing and flowing throughout the day. the parade wrapped about a half hour ago, and everybody cleared out pretty quickly, you can see. but frankly, people were a little apprehensive beforehand, but they were determined to show up for this parade, and then when the parade actually started, it started about an hour and a half ago, everybody immediately started clapping. people were clapping. they were cheering, even if just like one car, you know how parades kind of ebb and flow and stop and start throughout, one car came down the street, everybody started cheering and applauding. everybody was defiant. they were brave. they wanted to be out here. they told me that everyone we talked to said it wasn't even really a decision. they were going to come out here, they were going to sit. they weren't going to let this holiday be taken away from t

maggie, thanks so much!irst thing you'll say is, it tastes like beer. >> right! but don't i won't -- if i'm with all of these little kids, don't want tyke the edge off? maybe i need the harder stuff. anyway, thank you, maggie, we appreciate your time. >> thank you, kelly. >> maggie is heineken usa's ceo. >>> before we go, the boston celtics are for sale. the 2024 nba champions ownership group boston basketball partners now intends to sell all shares of the team, citing, quote, estate and family planning considerations. the group's board expects to sell a majority interest this year or early next with the balance closing in 2028. wic groesbeck will remain governor of the team until then mep bought the celtics back in 2002 for just $360 million. no guidance yet on this year's price tag. and that's it for "the exchange." i'll catch you on the other side with tyler mathisen for "power n'gonyer" dot awhe. see that? that's like the gap in my health insurance. gap in your health insurance? yeah, it didn't cover eve

maggie steffens we saw with walnut creek basketball star sabrina ionescu. daniela moroz on the left there. the kite surfer from lafayette, alongside stanford swimmer katie ledecky. so much fun to see. okay, so from paris to the bay area, a lot of excitement for the olympics in san ramon. a watch party for the opening ceremony. and we had plenty of past olympians on hand. nbc's jocelyn moran is at bishop ranch. well, as you can see here tonight, many showed up to watch the opening ceremony and share this experience with olympians and paralympians. you brought your gold medal? i did, i did. i was able to be blessed to walk away with a four for four gold medal from rio. david verburg was one of many olympians and paralympians here tonight in san ramon to celebrate the start of the 2024 paris olympics. it's truly special to come in and connect with people that have been through a struggle that have competed at the highest level of their sport. it's truly amazing to be here. there were athletes who represented the united states and athletes who represented count

maggie interesting. 20 years as a news anchor, she presents, she knows how to do that and slamming the fake news as she called it just interesting in light of her resume, but that was a red meat maga speech. yeah. >> and it's important to bear in mind that what we have not seen play out out. so far in this convention. there's not a ton of cohesion and the speech was from last night, right? you had amber rose speaking and then you had sean o'brien, the head of the teamsters speaking and he was delivering a message that whatever people heard through their television sets, the delegates in the hallway heard him denouncing corporate america, which is i think they were pretty surprised by this reaction. i mean, that said it was smart politics for trump in terms of he will say, i had this head of labor here and that's the top line. he's looking for, but that was the reality of the speech. this is much more, i think what people were expecting, they would see out of this convention. prior to the attempt on donald trump's life on saturday, they expected there to be lots of fake news we have sla

but we have already got the couege better, but we have already got the college of policing, which maggie being read and it is not really being read and it is not really being read and it is not really being understood. there have been a series over the last decade of reports from her majesty's inspectorate of the police to say that they don't deal with this well and not an enormous amount has changed. i believe they are much better at tackling rape now because there is a specific scheme actually triggered by a chief constable enabling somerset which is spreading slowly but means that rape is being done a little bit better. but so far as domestic abuse and all the rest of it is concerned, i don't think the police are driven hard enough to get it right. there have been a lot of reports from the inspectorate. those reports should be taken seriously. the guidance coming out from the college of policing should be made actually pretty well compulsory to be taken up by every force. ., . ., , _, , compulsory to be taken up by every force. ., . ., , , ., force. how much of this comes down to fund

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maggie, thank you so much. >>> that's it for me. have a great weekend.d day. i'm ali vitali in washington. president biden adamant he will keep running for president, even as he appears to be running out of time to calm critics. today's rally in wisconsin, the latest in mental and physical tests the president will have to pass to prove he can stay in the race. the looming question, what if he fails? >>> former president donald trump doing something he rarely does. letting the political spotlight shine on someone

their norma's assets, they support a lavish life -- there ares assets, they support a lavish left of maggieachts -- megayachts android ri t outerspace, all will doubt taxable income. the top 10 of 1% as the top 10th of 1% pays 3.2% of their wealth in taxes every year, while the boom 99% pay more than double that. and you+9vetime that shift adds up. 1950's, the botto 90% paid a 20% of their income in taxes, while the number today has jumped to 25% -- looking at income now. by comparison, in the 1950's the top 400 highest earners in america paid nearly 70% of their income in taxes, tod %.at number has been s that is how it is that a onpublp paying a higher tax rate than an infamous tax cheat set long ago that only the little people pay taxes. who are these little people? working families. why does this mter? partly it is a matter of fairness. those who have more should pay more. and it is matter of revenues. think how different the u.s. balance sheet look if politicians ha' slashed taxes for the wealthy decade after decade after decade. r of the kind of nation we want to build, a nation tha m