and then onto malibu.ther democratic community, 84% white, malibu went for joe biden was 6.5% of the vote, 64% of all of the nations went to democrats over the last four years. why not diversity for them too? why not a malibu airlift? how about vermont? 86% of the residence eric voted for joe biden who believe that illegal immigration is a myth 7r the past four years went to the democratic party. and yet, it is still troublingly white. attempt to decolonize 84% white burlington. these towns are crying out for help. martha's vineyard above all. and this bipartisan support for this effort, by the way. michelle obama. >> we grew up in the period of eye rights called white flight, families like ours, upstanding families like ours who are doing everything we were supposed to do and better as we moved in. white folks moved out. because they were afraid of what our family represented. and i always stop there when i talk about this out in the world, because i want to remind white folks that y'all were running from

affecting oceanfront property in malibu and martha's vineyard but not just the climate crisis. to save democracy in ukraine. way more important than inflation and your stupid economic concerns. the president of ukraine, zelenskyy, he decided i don't have to pretend to care about the united states anymore. i think americans are ridiculous, decadent, overfed and i have contempt for them. so he was asked, wait a second. can america afford to send $62 billion to your corrupt autocracy so you can shoot dramatic magazine photos provoke? of course, said zelenskyy. inflation, who is thinking about inflation. we are fighting for absolute communal values. what? whose values? we are not doing anything communal with you. you run up corrupt eastern european country. we have a right to worry about

in georgetown, dc and malibu. bozeman, burlington, there's no reason the rio grande valley g should have all the benefits of diversity. victor davis hanson has watched all of this happen. he is a senior fellow at the hoover institution. he joinsr us . professor, thanks so m much for coming on . so you see this massiveveon disconnect. you have this party that's openly and very aggressively anti white. the democratic party es and yet its leaders, including itsts leaders of color like the obamas living in white neighborhoods. how long can that continue? i wonderer? oh, i don't think it'son sustainable. what's new about the border, tucker? it's not porous. it doesn't exist. they blew it up. there is no such thing as federal immigration law. it's almost an insurrectionary to use that term act and you ask yourself why? whye are three million people going to come in the first two years of the biden administration? and the answerrsrs is it's the manifestation of this bicoastal elite that's nevern subject to the consequenc

a couple of weeks ago, the new hummer uses more greenhouse gas emissions than a shelby -- chevy malibu. we are giving a federal tax credit to buy a hummer, putting up charging stations for that hummer, and it is going to produce more greenhouse gas emissions than a fuel consuming chevy malibu. host: the president closing keystone, the company had decided not to build that last leg of keystone before the president announced that. guest: so, why did he close it? why did he feel to make this big need to go and close it? host: politics, perhaps. the house launched a new climate and energy strategy, more meat on the bones will be announced in the coming months. this is from the washington post , it would streamline permitting process for large infrastructure projects, increased ms to fossil fuel production and boost exports of the u.s. liquefied natural gas, endorse expanding hydroelectricity, blocks president from borrowing fossil fuel and mining on federal land without congressional approval. can you talk more about this? guest: there is a lot there, let me start with permitting. i've got

and as you said, she is now a virtual prisoner in that 20,000 square foot home in malibu.old toe stay out of sight. the post got some fabulous photos of hunter with their younger son, with their son bo jr. but if you don't see him much. he doesn't emerge from that house much because while the investigation is ongoing, they are on lockdown. they have been told not to show themselves. >> jesse: all right. well, we wish hunter well. let's just put it that way. thank you so much, john. >> thanks for having me. >> jesse: nancy pelosi is feeling the heat from fellow democrats. last night we told you about the behind the scenes plan by democrats to jam fancy nancy into scheduling a bill that would ban stock trading for members of congress. but since nancy is just not budging, democrats feel like they are out of options. she obviously wants the bill dead. and this comes just as her husband slashed like five mill in a chip company called nvidia before a $52 billion chip bill passed the senate making its way to the house. the pelosi household has always had a history of perfectly ti

there's a malibu compound it's listed for just a mere 225 million dollars.hn, you want to going on? this is going to the most expensive real estate listing in california. the home is 25,000 square feet feet of property on 5 acres of be traveling. i mean, look at that beach can't go wrong with that. 9 buildings sit on the property with 16 bedrooms because, you know, you need more than 10. and 22 bathroom sounds about right. the home as a gym, a beach cottage, an underground tunnel, even a movie theater was still in the movies anymore. you can watch it at home and an elevator that takes you directly to the beach. the compound is currently owned by former disney c o michael eisner. wow. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news, we're talking about air quality. >> still an issue here in contra costa county after a fire it broke out in bay point. we're going break down what you need to know to keep your family safe. and there's a new monkeypox treatment, but it hasn't been just yet for the mass public. coming up, we spoke to a person who is using this new w

this guy, he is in malibu. he must've thought heck, why did i not do that.have it, i think he has the balls to do it, because i've seen him in the video. [cheers] [applause] >> he may want to have them looked at, they are a little bit blurry. what do you think, joe? >> oh, give me a break, i am driving this thing, hunter is behind me. we are a team. we are like a mullet, business in the front and party in the back. >> so we are all in agreement here. okay, keep it in the family, 2024. the slogan could be the biden can trust to make it to the top of the stairs. just keep him away from your daughters and your medicine cabinet. and we welcome tonight's guest. he's so brilliant all of his teeth are wisdom teeth. walter kirn. [cheers] [applause] and we also have an old friend, she knows human rights, human rights lawyer and award-winning filmmaker, brooke goldstein. and she has the gift of gab and is known to stab. we have kat timpf. and the last time you voted hadd heads, make sure to butt heads with tyrus. all right, walter. shouldn't we get behind him 100%? >>

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i guess we know how hunter biden can afford to pay $20,000 a month for his malibu home. it pays dividends, don't it? we can't talk about politicians looming large -- i mean public victim number one, our friend aoc. remember she used to be a par tender who wanted to fight the capitalistic system. >> have you ever had a time in your life where the federal government gave you too much? it never happened to me. dan: this week she got arrested for blocking traffic outside the supreme court. it appeared she tried to make it look like she was wearing handcuffs. even the handcuffs for politicians are fake. but not for you. you get real ones. but last week she complained about the high cost of rent in washington, d.c. and new york city. the trauma, because she is a congresswoman making only $174,000 a year. doesn't she drive a tesla by the way? the queen of drama. even threatened to get rid of the tesla because of elon musk. focus object this. remember curing the 2017 shutdown, new jersey governor christie enjoying the public beaches you were banned from? being a politician has i

eh, i'm dying to hear you hear my malibu look no. red chrome for mortal love andrey, do you understanddo you understand? what don't you understand? well, here it is your famous hat. yes, she brings me luck, let's go. where we're going, you'll see. how can i take andrey andrey home. andrew thank you very much for a wonderful evening. you really look a little like herman . where are we going? let's go after them. wait , oleg, my friend, he is waiting for me, and just entered here no one entered. come on, get out of here. i know that you will open the door there. mogla said you were dangerous. it's true. no. here they found him. charged charged. it was recently given to me. i took it with me. maybe his own leave? i better go. been here for so long. from me a small excursion, some people surfaced, unexpected very dangerous people watching the premiere. i dream of real murders what time was krossovsky shot? how did you know that krasovsky was shot, we missed something that we are working on his version, we are working on our version of tarasov, we are watching all the episodes right now oka

save us from the climate crisis, the one that somehow isn't affecting oceanfront property in malibu andtha's vineyard but not just the climate crisis. to save democracy in ukraine. way more important than inflation and your stupid economic concerns. the president of ukraine, zelenskyy, he decided i don't have to pretend to care about the united states anymore. i think americans are ridiculous, decadent, overfed and i have contempt for them. so he was asked, wait a second. can america afford to send $62 billion to your corrupt autocracy so you can shoot dramatic magazine photos provoke? of course, said zelenskyy. inflation, who is thinking about inflation. we are fighting for absolute communal values. what? whose values? we are not doing anything communal with you. you run up corrupt eastern european country. we have a right to worry about our own country. and yet the white house they agree with the landscaper that's almost word for word what our national security advisor said e exact same question on july 22nd. americans are worried about sending all of this money to ukraine at a time w

mansion in hunter biden is expanding his father's presidency paying $20,000 a month to rent a in malibue rules never apply to the elite, never. >> this is the aristocracy and people forget that the democratic party is not harry truman's party anymore, it's the party of the very wealthy but more importantly, they don't care because the consequences of their ideology fall on somebody else. we say don't they understand about $6 a gallon in california or border communities getting destroyed or you can't afford meat or there is no baby formula and the answer is no. they don't associate with people who have a real problem, they talk about climate change or davos or transgenderism, it's issues that are important to them but they don't pull very high to the middle class people. they don't go to the french laundry, they don't go to tuscany, they don't have three mansions, they don't have a biden compound. i think we have to change our mentality and recalibrate that the democratic party is a party of the very wealthy but more importantly, the party of the elite and that's why people are leaving t

hunter biden made a rare appearance in public in malibu on thursday.ox news contributor jonathan writes in an op-ed, now according to various media outlets, time may be running out for hunter. with a federal investigation entering a critical stage. yet timing still could be on hunter's side. doug burns is a former federal prosecutor brady joins us now to break it all down. so, we know prosecutor -- and at the federal prosecutor did present evidence to a grand jury. that grand jury's term is up, doug, what does that mean? what does that tell us? >> well, it's hard to say it reach the critical stage for you can extend the grand jury and simply give them the information that came before. but professor turley seems to think it is at a critical stage. people are speculating areas are being seriously looked at and failure to report as a foreign agent. and not being truthful on a federal firearms application, those are the areas. but what is interesting when they say time he may be on hunter biden's side because amid all the toxic discussions when merrick gar

maybe he was hold up in his swanky malibu mansion or selling his art in new york one thing is for certainaway from washington. all of the sudden hunter has been everywhere. he has been making the whitehouse's own personal public appearances with the big guy. it started on july 4th. hunter was spotted in d.c. hopping off marine one with his dad after spending the weekend together at camp david. and they spent the day watching the fireworks. what a nice wholesome activity for a nice wholesome family. i wonder if things were awkward between hunter and the first lady because back in 2018, turns out hunter had some beef with dr. jill when she was trying to get him to go to rehab. according to texts uncovered by the son from the laptop from hell, hunter texted sketchy uncle jim all the mean things he said in an argument with jill which included telling herself -- telling her to go f herself. calling her a vindictive moron and saying at his drunkest he still is smarter than she is. and he gets very drunk. he also texted his brother's widow, quote: f my stepmother for always being as much of a se

brand-new hummer electric vehicle actually produces more carbon emissions in a gas powered chevy malibu. why is that? first of the battery on an electric vehicle is typically comprised of nickel, cobalt, aluminum and manganese, all which needs to be mined from mother earth with heavy equipment that uses diesel. second, that battery constantly needs to be plugged in and recharged. look at the chart right there. where do we get our energy and electricity come from? we don't think about it often. 80% of the power you use to recharge his electric vehicles come from oil, gas and coal. now because of the extreme cost to build and operate along with a very small energy output, wind, solar and other forms of so-called renewable energy they only make up about 12% of the power grid and they are very unreliable. ask texas for the foreseeable future. a major transition to renewables even in the near future, the next ten, 20, 50 years is likely totally impossible. in order to maintain the green energy front to this economic transition, in other words, the pain you are going to pay for, biden is rest

not -- it's like saying a to volunteer to be a cop in beverly hills or malibu.you want to be a fireman, you got to earn it like elvis and that black belt. [laughter] >> greg: yeah. >> watch the movie -- i didn't see the movie. >> greg: morgan, i have the feeling you have a quiz, story. in the hamptons? >> i don't even like the hampton's. >> greg: wow, that's different. >> i don't even understand what why it is at the time. doesn't have a job, right? >> greg: he wanted instagram on that big things were going to happen. maybe this was the big thing, that is not going to become a fireman. is working out and not. >> that's my favorite part. >> greg: i love these kind of leak stories. he is the the riskiest bet on the planet, would you agree? everything he does is due -- flexing and looking -- >> why does he even work out? yes your luck that ego around everywhere he goes just like a sandbag going up a hill. >> he did want to be a firefighter, i wanted to be able to tell people he was a firefighter, he wanted to be able to put that he was a firefighter and instagram w

people are smuggling over malibu looking down at prince harry's house.e's one of barack obama's beachfront compounds. as you can see it is now under water. but wait, it's not underwater. actually it's fine. and obama knew it would be fine. in fact, obama spend more than $10 million to buy it and that tells you how much he believes in global warming. not at all, it turns out. actually no one really believes in global warming and that is why all the liberals in the united states live on the coasts, because they don't believe it. that is why many of them fly a private because the entire theory is absurd and they know it. so be more like a dog. ignore what they say, watch what they do. watch the real estate they buy peer to see if you can find al gore flying commercial ever. you can't. because the whole thing is a joke. but that doesn't mean it can't hurt people. oh, it definitely can and it definitely has. gasoline is now unaffordable for millions of americans. that is a life destroyer. that affects everything in the country. when the price of fossil fuels

public school system in los angeles and california in general, here in my district in santa monica and malibua, is trying to make everything about race, and is trying to dumb things down in this twisted, actual racist mentality that people of racial minorities somehow can't perform, and therefore, everything has to be dumbed down in order to not offend people. that and i racist mentality actually is as racist as you could possibly get because it basically is telling people who are not white, you are less capable. i came as an immigrant is a young child from iran, not taking any english, the first:i want to, that was not used to seeing any immigrant, put me in the lowest group of everything, they told my parents are not capable of doing well in school. my parents had no way in the challenge them, put me, got me to tears, taught me themselves, and i came back to school, i was at the top of the class. only because we challenge them. when you go and tell kids in schools and teachers that kids can only learn based on the color of their skin, it throws everything off and it only perpetuates the edu

a couple of weeks ago, the new hummer uses more greenhouse gas emissions than a shelby -- chevy malibuiving a federal tax credit to buy a hummer, putting up charging stations for that hummer, and it is going to produce more greenhouse gas emissions than a fuel consuming chevy malibu. host: the president closing keystone, the company had decided not to build that last leg of keystone before the president announced that. guest: so, why did he close it? why did he feel to make this big need to go and close it? host: politics, perhaps. the house launched a new climate and energy strategy, more meat on the bones will be announced in the coming months. this is from the washington post , it would streamline permitting process for large infrastructure projects, increased ms to fossil fuel production and boost exports of the u.s. liquefied natural gas, endorse expanding hydroelectricity, blocks president from borrowing fossil fuel and mining on federal land without congressional approval. can you talk more about this? guest: there is a lot there, let me start with permitting. i've got an opport

[horn blowing] [horn blowing continuously] >> jesse: don't expect much better over in malibu, californiatore called maxfield last week taking down a security guard and grabbing beckeren bags and i don't even know what they are merchandise worth half a million. don't expect any of this to stop any time soon. california's lawmakers are busier with more important things. like visiting the white house to measure the drapes. being a cop means you put your life on the line every time you strap on that vest and get in your patrol car. it's something the average person will never understand. but thanks to shows like this, we got a firsthand look at what these officers go through and, man, did they take us on some wild rides. >> we tried to get this guy stopped and i.d. but he took off. >> attempted to try to run the individual in the woods over with his truck. >> >> and now we get to see some of that chaos again in the new show on patrol live. totally different than the old show. it premiers friday on reels. and 9:00 and then it's going to be fridays and saturdays at 9:00. and gives us an up and

there was a roadblock, and a fire in malibu.to passing the police lines, there's nothing i wanted more than to be consumed by the smoke, to see the flames up close. i realized in that moment, that i wanted to be a journalist. >> i'm the son of an indian doctor, that is very disappointed that both big kids became journalists. >> it is one successful store in the family. >> me and my sister both became journalists. julie disappointing for our parents. you have an interesting line in the book, about your parents worked in local news. you say today, some former colleagues by my parents, for the kind of work but parents did, for the downfall of local tv news. some would say the downfall of national tv news to. they don't dispute, it neither do. why what do you mean by that exactly? just throwing a follow-up, you and i both worked and national news. what should we be doing to save the news? >> this is an interesting question. my parents were helicopter journalists. they popularized the live police chase. they did a lot of important wo

a 16 bedroom villa right on the beach in malibu.out some expensive art to decorate your new mansion, the most expensive van gogh painting ever sold sold for $83 million. or maybe you can get in on a share of the nba champion warriors. adding to forbes magazine. the golden state warriors are worth $5.6 billion. you could afford to buy a 6% equity in the warriors if you won the lottery tonight, let's look ahead to tonight, and the temperature swings will go through between now and then. steve paulson has been keeping a good eye on our weather, not just today, but also the weekend. it looks well after today, it looks pretty quiet going into the weekend. just seasonal. i mean, very typical for july one bit of information here. sonoma county airport dropped to 45. that's a record low for the date. the old mark was 47 in 2016. so if you're up in santa rosa, my gosh is cold it well, it is. it's still 48 cities. 52 livermore, those checking in 61 plenty of low clouds and fog. oh, that we had more yesterday. that's for sure. there's some not

that is more than a chevy malibu but better than the previous hummer, the one in the military.ight? most tanks are better than that one but the government though, still the government and industry pushing it down our throat. we will not have any choice. legally we'll eventually own evs from a stock market point of view. >> we shall see. we shall see. charles: who do you think will be the ultimately winner here? i had a guest yesterday tell me general motors. i was shocked i still thought maybe tesla was in the lead? >> well tesla is in the lead. they have the least amount of problems. j.d. power just put out a survey of all their customers that people fill out the surveys, they found there were more problems with plug-in hybrids and evs than internal combustion. per 100, almost 2 1/2 times more. people that have the vehicles, frustrated, can't find charging, don't understand how the things work. constant adjustment how many miles are left based on so many different factors that frustrates people. remember the government was pushing asbestos and lead paint and things like olestr

rick and his band performed the album at his malibu home during quarantine and it sounds pretty muchy." >> ♪ i wish that i had jessie's girl ♪ >> every song on this album mario and i both just love. >> have you met the real jessie's girl? have you seen since -- >> no, i have not. i have not. we parted ways before the album came out, be ever i recorded the song. no one's ever come up to me and said, "it was me, right?" a lot of a my friends at the time were kind of going, "you after my girl?" [ laughter ] ♪ where can i find a woman like that? ♪ it was a specific girl, and it was at stained-glass class i was going to, and i don't even remember her name, so... >> a stained-glass class. that alone, that's '80s, too. >> true artist right there. what were some of the craziest things that happened to you as far as from a fan's perspective? >> i know i got a police car, trapped by 50,000 screaming people trying to turn the car over. >> well, that happens. >> that was pretty interesting. >> wow. >> ♪ warden threw a party in the county jail ♪ >> talk about working with elvis. the new movie is

a 16 bedroom villa right on the beach in malibu. i'll take it.ay how about some art to decorate it? your new mansion penpal? mm you deserve one. the most expensive van gogh painting ever sold. sold for $83 million. or maybe you can get it on the share of the nba champs, according to forbes magazine, the golden state warriors are worth $5.6 billion. you could afford 6% equity in the warriors if you won the lottery tonight. now you're talking. i'll take the house on the beach in malibu and percent of the warriors. okay great. well, i have to do is buy a ticket and win. steve, that's it. easy peasy pan. yeah. it's a done deal. uh huh. all right, we'll get to it here. i think we have a winning forecast. if you're if you're looking for a little bit cooler inland, i do want to emphasize a little bit, but temperatures aloft have come way down mount diablo 69 degrees . they were 82 couple of days ago. ben lomond sonoma mountain low seventies, they're all down about 5 to 10 degrees. are you going to move, boy? i'm telling you, i'm having a hard time with

biden is spending his father'ssi presidency paying 20000 dollars a month to rent out a mansion in malibu. joiningayinin us now is victor s hanson, senior fellow at r the hoover institutionen. victor, the rules never apply to the elites, never know. this is the aristocracycy and people forget the democratic party is not harry truman's party anymore. parlaura , the party of the vey wealthy, but more importantly, they don't career because the consequences of their ideology fall on somebody else. so they we kind of say, don't they understand about six dollars a gallon in border communities that are destroyed or you can't afford meat or there's there'ss no baby formula? the answer is no. and the answer is no because p they don't associate with people who have real problems. so they talk abouteo a climate c change or diablo's orli transgendered. transgend maybe these are issues that area important to them, but they're not they don't poll very high to the middle people, the middle class people, and yet they're not around them. the french't to laundry. they don't go to tuscany. the to tuscany, t

he liked tangible things george soros as sebastian reality malibu writes beautifully about his chapter, you know made his fortune through an enormous appetite for risk good not for the faint of heart and that is the way he's done his philanthropy, you know, he is very often what it was a sari avo in the mid 90s or whether it was dealing with clinton and the republican congress is attack on immigrants in the in the mid 90s. he has had an appetite for for doing things that he hadn't even planned to do, you know and one of the things about soros i think is that he he doesn't care. for his reputation and he has been willing at least certainly in the early years to be out in front of everybody else. so when you talk about michelle alexander and brian stevenson the criminal justice work when we started that work in 1996, no other foundation the united states was dealing with criminal justice. he had no mcconnell clark foundation had been the the only foundation doing it and they were focused on prison conditions, which is very important, but not really frontally challenging why we have mass

so this is in malibu richt on the beach and just keep cycling through.s 225 million dollars. that's what it's on the market for. but here's what you get. i mean, it's 25,000 square feet of property on 5 acres of beachfront land. and there are 9 buildings. so if you counted up and all those 9 building, 16 bedrooms. and 22 bathrooms. wow. wow. wow. this home apparently also has a gym. it has a beach cottage. there's a movie theater and an elevator that takes you to your own underground tunnel which leads you are right out. >> child because if you can afford to 25 without a home, you need private access to end, you might think, well, who could? well, it is currently owned by former disney ceo michael so i guess going to be hosting big family events. i mean, who do you want what we look he's like mid-eighties. 80 is 80 years he's 80 too much house when >> something else downsize. so he's he's just went up for a 56 right now. coming up, the next our air quality is still an issue in contra costa. >> a county that after the fire that broke out there, we're goin

smash-and-grab thieves stole half a million dollars high-end merchandise from a luxury retailer in malibuven stores, 7-eleven get hit with deadly shootings and robberies, two dead. $50 million worth of jewelry looted from a arm mored vehicle in a california trade show. governor newsom says california is the model for the united states? >> i guess if we want the country to look like a crime ridden hellhole, follow gavin newsom's lead in california. this same guy was yucking it up at a fancy french restaurant, while we were locked down, not wearing a mask. follow his policies. it is working out well for california as people are leaving in droves. people are taking actions into their own hands, because they don't feel safe. they're being victimized over and over and over again. people are tired of it. and listen, we as police officers, we are going to do the best job we can possibly do to get out there but we're three to five minutes away from the person called 911 who says they need help and thank god that individual lawfully carrying a firearm in indiana was able to stop the shooter before

most crack addicts would be incarcerated, but this guy is in malibu. he must have gone junior thinking why the didn't i do t that? >> so there you have it. hunter should run and i think he's got the to do it because d i've seen them in the video. >> they made me want to have them looked at a little they're a little blurry. whatittl do you think, joe ? >> oh, give me a break and get the facts, jack. i'm driving this thing right. hunter's behind me. >> m that's what always works. we're a team. we're like a mullet business in the front party in the back. >> a so we're all in agreement here. keep it in the family. hunter bidenenay, k 2020 four. the slogan could be the biden you can trust to make it to the top of the stairs. just keep them away from your daughters and your medicine cabinet. iroh welcome . good. i guess he's so brilliant to all of his teeth. our wisdom teeth. teeth. novelist and literary critic walter kerr and an old friend knows human rights like i know fishnet tights. human rights lawyer and awardin winning filmmaker and author brooke ghos

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yeah, it's in malibu because there's a number. i think there's 9 different structures.225 million dollars. it's the most expensive piece of real estate in california for sale right now. i can't contemplate that much. like 25,000 square feet. so you're getting a lot for your money. it's on 5 acres. all beach front land. >> there are 9 buildings that sit on this property boasting 16 bedrooms and 22 bathrooms. that home has a gym, a beach cottage, an underground tunnel. movie theater and an elevator that takes you right to the that's not why would you it's it's a it's a. >> it's a hilton hotel. yeah. who who possibly own this? you might be asking? well, it was actually owned by former disney ceo michael eisner. and i guess he's looking to offload it. >> and the asking price is >> and the asking price is north of 20 have enough people to stay in the home sit were dogs and 6.56. right now. and coming up in the next hour, careful what you breeze, especially if you are sensitive. the air is pretty bad contra costa county. >> we'll tell you why. >> and there's a new monkeypox t

brand new hummer electric vehicle actually producesric more carbon emissions than a gas powered chevy malibu e. why is that? well, first,? the battery on ane electric vehicle is typically t comprised of nickel, cobaltyp, aluminum and manganese, all of which need to be my from motherr earth with heavy equipment that uses diesel. secondthuipment t, that batteryy needs to be plugged in and recharged. look plugged, that chart right . where do we get our energy from? where's the electricity come from? i bet we don't think about itm? often. 80% of the power that you use to recharge these electric vehicles comes from oil, gas and coal. now, because of the extreme cost to build and operate along with a very small energy output, wind, solar, all othernd forms of so-called renewable energy, they only make up about 12% of our power grid and they're very unreliable. askedd texas for the foreseeable future a major transition to renewables even in the near f future. in the next 10 , 15 , 20 years, it's likely totally impossible. so in order to maintainin the green energy t front to thir quote, economic tr

garcia standing in front of a 1969 chevelle malibu s s car. i wish i owned with a surfboard in the back, and this is part of the car culture here in pacifica. these guys came out nice and early, and i want to bring in jeff bremer, who is nice enough to join me. and you even have it on your shirt here. terranova industrial tech car show. exactly yeah, thanks for having us and i appreciate the exposure. for the car culture here in pacifica. and this is a fundraiser that funds the woodshop auto shop to committee of business owners and people with the passion of cars. yes. so jeff, tell me that every may you have this great car show you have a lot of cars is one of the best car shows in the bay area. people come from everywhere and, um one of the things about the terranova high schools. they have a really good auto shop that is funded partially by you guys, right? exactly exactly, and they also have a woodshop. also, so the money we raised is for the materials for those two auto shop in wood shop. and when you come to the car show one of my favori

just rip, who among us doesn't feel like a malibu lifeguard wearing a red bathing suit.e to run like you see it in slow motion too? it was amazing to see a broomstick, in general, a father, that red swimsuit, she still keeps in her wardrobe. sometimes wears at a party nostalgic for 90. the swimsuit got rid of, he reminded, a failed bracer, 41 demi has achieved the perfect shape. and just starred in an angel at the premiere of this movie kutcher met her. just for the day this swimsuit said to salma hayek quentin tarantino on the set of from dusk till dawn george clooney asked why she is not looking at us? because i am the author of the script answered satisfied quentin victoria obolenskaya channel one oh, our favorite time is in full swing, the summer season in the plots is being harvested with might and main strawberries, vegetables, greens, tomatoes, they will ripen soon, and in siberia you won’t believe it, but bananas ripen there in khabarovsk during peach orchards are deaf all over. yes, yes, the most real in tatarstan ylang and by the way, we are not joking at all a

video of smash and grabs theefsh looting a high-end clothes in malibu, california. worth half a million dollars. joining us now is law enforcement and active police officer. just want to show you some statistics. as of july 2, 2022, 13,500 08 incidents in 2021, 11,000. so that's a 16 1/2% increase. do you get the sense that people in los angeles are feeling this? it's not just limited to one neighborhood. this is happening across the city. >> absolutely. really where there is a property crime or violent crime what we're seeing is a complete reversal of common sense as it relates to the justice system. we have in new york a district attorney who took an elderly man who was a victim of a crime and turned him into the arrestee because he has a twisted view of justice. in l.a. county a district attorney said i will not prosecute you if you resist lawful arrest by police officer put in the minds of the criminal element the authority of a police officer who enforces the law has no more value than that of a mall security guard which basically have caused the injury of poli

refreshing. 24 the los angeles county sheriff's department is warning people who live in or visit malibuout a man with an ax who's been attacking parked cars . surveillance video here shows the man hitting the cars, the front doors of homes and several ring cameras. all the break ins have been along short strip of the pacific coast highway. one woman says she's now rethinking her daily routine. i often go out to walk our dog and i'm no longer going to be going out in the evenings to do that. people live along the stretch of highway say the men likely lives at a homeless encampment in the nearby hills. they say he clearly has mental health issues , and so far he hasn't taken anything from the cars he's broken into. our time is 11 25, a man from san francisco was called posing as a comcast employee and breaking into a house in marin county. it happened in san rafael and the marin county sheriff's office has a homeowner on bret hart road. called the authorities to report a suspicious man wearing a comcast uniform trying to get into his house. and this happened on the fourth of july. about o

in california and malibu, fancy store robbed of half a million dollars in goods in broad daylight andng sunday night in new york city. so gianno, we pray for your family. you're in ours blessings. >> thank you so much. dagen: may all our prayers bring you comfort and strength as you move forward and fight to bring christian's murderers to justice but also speaking out and a fighting for, well, everyone. everyone who deserves to live in peace. gianno caldwell. >> thank you so much. dagen: thank you, gianno. love to your family. we'll be right back. . dagen: president biden making moves to avoid a nationwide rail strike but solution may not be effective out for long term, now, a work stoppage zon, flock in philadelphia, with 2 very latest. good morning jeff. >> in 60 days good morning to you dagen, i am at cfx intermodal yard from train to truck vice versa fucking what shipping containers stacked up here obviously, supply chain in bad enough shape strike would involve 12 unions railway unions 115,000 workers, would be shut down what would it cost no 29 a billion a day due to math on inf

he has to live off the, i guess, the coat tails of some billionaire in malibu who is fighting for hiso try to change the perception of hunter, best of luck with that, as well as giving him financing his luxury life. >> steve: talking about the hollywood lawyer who gave him $2 million to settle his tax bill. >> brian: yeah. i think he is paying his rent. >> steve: tune what? it could be that billionaire or really rich by who gave him $2 million to pay the tax bill which is keeping the indictment from coming. because, you know, the department of justice might be going he has a tax problem but he paid it. if there was an investigation, just let us know. that's the it. >> rachel: we already know there were credit cards. there has been incident mingling finances his father and mother. had keys to that office that they shared with the chinese official. all of this stuff is so obviously weird. and sons that are 40-some years old don't pay for their parents, you know, bills. this is all weird stuff that has come out in this laptop and in these emails. we need to get to the bottom of it. not b

thursday in malibu.haven't heard anything after four years, a four-year investigation? >> look, that might be a good thing, brian it could show that the u.s. attorney in delaware runs very tight ship, unlike a lot of the other investigations we have seen into republicans. and, you know, maybe they are just trying to avoid political interference. that would be the polyanna view. the other view, the more cynical view would be that they are slow-walking this until after the midterms. there is so much evidence on the laptop of both tax evasion as well as fara violations. and, you know, it's obvious that hunter biden lied on his gun background check and there is some suggestion that the grand jury is looking into that. >> steve: yeah. but we -- i guess we can only wait. but it has to be politically sensitive at the moment with the midterms coming. >> steve: right. and the tie to his dad is logical. it doesn't look like the other channels are even looking there the big guy might have ducked this one again. we

trump nobody believes any of trump's sons would be walking the streets little living in a beautiful malibud not a factual case. you let the grand jury expire. once you do that your only choices are to present evidence to a newly impaneled grand jury or get the defendant to plea to something prior to an indictment. to do that, offer a sweetheart deal and exactly as you outlined the american public say there is a double standard. not a regular citizen would be treated like this so these are political decisions and it is offensive. rachel: a grandma with breast cancer is going to go to jail for parading unchained ray 6 but hunter gets off making 30 deals with our enemies and so forth. speaking of january 6th, steve bannon, show you this clip of him reacting to the fact that he is charged with contempt of congress. take a listen. >> if i go to jail i go to jail. i will never back off, spent 8 years as a naval officer, committed my life to this program to get this done. i will never back off. i support trump and the constitution and i'm not backing off one inch. if i go to jail so be it. rachel

malibu in the famous red swimsuit, the main role did not happen.e. wow, meanwhile sunday on july 3, one of the most talented, bright , sexy, courageous, charismatic , fearless, and so on and so on and so on, actors of world cinema, tom cruise , celebrates his 60th birthday. for his contribution to world cinema. well, today we will remember some of his best roles at cinema briquette. my name is ron kovic. i'm a vietnam veteran. i'm here to say this war. lies, the government lied, i was lied to by my brothers we can do without the circus, your name is a wanderer in this case or is unlikely to help, so you will have to be better than the rest in everything. and what are you doing instead, serving from life, trying to become the best pilot in our aviation. if you want to wash your clothes, you have to get your hands wet. we take the soap in the right hand, clothes in the left and spend the soap twice over the clothes. like this. will you return? no, i won't let you into my soul. no , you won't play me anymore. how did you manage to get around the oppon

largo de la carretera 101 donde hace casi una década existía un lugar de entretenimiento llamado malibúere el consejo municipal es dirección sobre una oferta >> el impacto ambientalista de este proyecto de oficinas mientras que los complejos habitacionales nos dicen que serían de gran alivio para la comunidad >> tenemos edificios vacíos y personas viviendo en garajes y carros >> esto manejar largas distancias para venir a trabajar hasta esta zona >> como vemos esas personas continúan aquí afuera del edificio de la alcaldía de redwood city, esperando entrar en cualquier minuto, que se le abra las puertas para esta reunión, nos dijeron que la reunión de esta tarde los miembros del consejo no tomarán una decisión final en torno a este proyecto >> vuelvo con ustedes en >> para cuándo se estima que las familias de bajos recursos se pueda mudar en estos departamentos ? >> hicimos esa pregunta porque muchos están interesados, nos dijeron que a este momento no hay una fecha exacta de que los miembros del consejo tendrán que aprobar varias medidas para que esto finalmente ocurra >> continuamos c