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. >> sealvarez is a selfless man. ray, they chose to be with us and testifying in front of committees and -- this one is for them. >> all right, joining me now is geoff bennett, good to have you with us. so much emotions today as we saw that little clip. many responders including john fields have been advocating for this for a long time. there were not any new york democrats. many were key supporters of that legislation in the crowd at the rose garden today. what happened? >> reporter: i noticed it the same thing as we watch lawmakers filing in. didn't notice a single democrats as you pointed out. those were the folks who sponsoring and supporting this legislation. none of them were on hand and there has been some reporting to suggest that the white house did not invite those democrats to come. the white house official i spoke to in the last hour is pushing back on that entirely. i am told the white house invited every single member of congress by way of an e-mail that was sent to the legislative state affairs because thi

trust in 2007. [ dog barks ] >> two former actors get the surprise of a lifetime in 2012 when ray fulk, a mannce. >> but it's no done deal yet. ray's relatives have six months to challenge the will, and ray long suspected that some of them pegged him as mentally incompetent. you don't think of it as taking it away from other relatives of his? >> absolutely not because ray's story is a heartbreaking story caused by pain and loneliness. so, for ray to have looked on myself and peter with this incredible gift, this is doing exactly what ray wanted. ♪ >> exhibit "a," kevin brophy says -- ray's scrapbook, dedicated to his starring role in "lucan." >> "these are the chronicles that follow the young wolf man in the world of man in his quest to find his roots." and it's all hand-put-together. and the picture that i sent him -- there's the photograph. >> and he wrote, "this scrapbook would not be complete without a corresponding section devoted to kevin brophy." >> he really, truly was a fan. >> maybe, but kevin admits this is the stuff restraining orders are made of. >> you know, it could have come b

sha land wills and 19 year old burrgos are accused in the shooting death in may of a man in seaside northeast of month ray. both men are facing charges of murder, criminal gang conspiracy and street gang acts. >>> san francisco firefighters will be look for hot spots following a grass fire at john mc lairen park. this is video from the citizen app. the fire was reported before 5:30 yesterday evening at the park in southeast san francisco. fire crews managed to contain the flames to three acres. investigators have not determined the cause. >>> caltran starts bridge maintenance work in santa clara county including highway 17, campbell avenue, highway 82, interstate 880 and highway 87. those construction projects will continue throughout the summer. >>> it's 4:17, i have to say as we go to sal, you can tell it's summer. there are so few cars out on the road it seems like. many times of the day. >> on monday, this is monday, people are, might be taking an extra day for the weekend. that happens in july. >> everybody but us. >> here we are, of course. good morning, everyone. let's look at the gilroy commute. i

campaign trail to return to his home state of arkansas and preside over the execution of ricky ray rector. a black man is mentally impaired who had killed police officer. and another man. that also speaks to another reason why this is so contentious. with evidence of racial bias, currently 55% of people on death row are people of color. then, of course, there is the issue of the risk of miscarriage of justice. research from the university of michigan says 4% of people executed in the united states were innocent and as such we've seen many democratic presidential candidates today speaking out against it. one including kamala harris saying it is a moral, deeply flawed and too many innocent people have been executed in this country. the only democratic presidential candidate who is in favor of it is steve bullock, the governor of montana who says it can be used for example, he advocates it in the case of terrorism. phil: and briefly, many u.s. states never gave up the death penalty. one wonders how big a deal this is. >> this is certainly a big deal despite the fact that there are 29 states which still h

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. >> all right, ray, thank you. rob: the man killed in an attack on an i.c.e. a manifesto to friends one day before the confrontation. in it, he called the washington state detention center, a quote, abomb nation, adding i am antif a a. he was seen here in a 2018 protest, he was armed with an assault rifle and explosives when police arrived on saturday. in that manifesto he claimed immigration roundups triggered him to attack. he was shot dead by police. >> acting cbp commissioner mark morgan says attacks like the one in washington are direct results of an anti-law enforcement sentiments among some members of congress. rob: he says if you don't like what you're seeing at the border, don't go after the agents who are just doing their job and dealing with it. demand action from lawmakers who actually have the power to fix it. >> i have full confidence a that the law enforcement mechanism and intelligence agencies are watching these groups. like what happened, a lone wolf violent extremist, we know why it's happening. the rhetoric that's out there from our own ele

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saying that bill clinton showed that by presiding over the death of ricky ray rector, the mentally ill black man arkansas, showing white folks that he is willing to kill black people in order to become president in 1992, when you throw black people under the bus and still only get 43% of the black vote. the fact that the white electorate refuses to vote for the democratic party is a moral sin on that electorate, not the party. but the party interpreted it that way. the party said, we have to do everything in our power to distance ourselves from black people, from black citizenship, from racial justice. ron walters is a strikingly eloquent voice trying to push the cbc and black leadership to say, this will not stand. and we think about the reagan era, it's important because ron walters looks upon reagan's ascendancy as the rise of white nationalism. he looks at white nationalism as something that can be racist and white supremacist and also something that can be just about white people trying to protect their group interests. he sees it as a combination of those things. he makes an argument that

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>>police have now identified a 34 year-old bay area man who drowned at lake tahoe on tuesday. and ray j r k is a was an army veteran and worked as a correctional officer for the san mateo county sheriff's office. officials say people had to pull him out of the water and zephyr cove on the south shore. deputies tried to save him, but he was pronounced dead at the hospital, he also served in iraq and previously worked for the santa clara county sheriff's office. it's not clear what caused him to drown out your 4 zone forecast as we show the embarcadero which no doubt covered in some fog on this thursday night joining us now is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow an. >>that fog is really keeping us. chile. you know for that definitely not hot. yes, especially in some parts of the area, nice and cool that fog kind of hugging the coastline. keeping those temperatures down get some of the inland valleys, warm things up and there it is looking out toward the fog looking out toward a contrast right now you see that cloud deck really get thick out there right now toward the sfo got some cl

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man explores the realm of space. years, scientific instruments have been carried into the atmosphere, gathering data on high-altitude winds, ultraviolet raysion belts and solar flares. for american and international experimenters have evaluated this data to expand vastly our knowledge of interspace. -- of inner space. [jet engines firing] at other nasa centers, scientists, engineers and technicians developed and tested new families of scientific satellites, unmanned spacecraft sensesould extend man's where he could not yet see, hear or touch, spacecraft which took scientific equipment and experiments into the unknown darkness and sent back the light of new knowledge. from these satellites, man has learned the nature of microscopic particles in space. he has measured air density at great altitudes, discovered how electrons deflect radio waves in the ionosphere, and where radiation belts and circle our planet. he has determined the true shape of the earth and mapped it more precisely, made new measurements of solar energy and sent telescopes into the night for a first clear look at the stars. ♪ some satellites were joint efforts to add to ma

. >>> a $2500 reward is offered for the capture of a man wanted for the murder of a 16-year-old boy in livermore. 21-year-old who ray tellez shot and killed emanuel moseby on july 7th. investigators say the two got into an argument outside a taco bell. moseby was a student at livermore high school. >>> in the east bay police are trying to determine if there are more victims of a man arrested for three sexual assaulted. powell is accused of approaching the women while he rode a bicycle and grabbing them. the assaults happened near uc berkeley's campus. detectives arrested powell as he was riding his bike in downtown berkeley. >>> a federal judge is giving california two weeks to sort out various proposals to seize control of they're all competing for control of the utility. governor newsom's office asked for the two-week extension to consider the best plan of action. the san francisco bay utility filed for bankruptcy in january after it was unable to afford an estimated $30 billion liability in wildfires it may have started. >>> the planning question is set to certify an environmental impact this fall that would elim

ray. ukiah 64. some of those sweeping through, will impact man seeno more than us. we will show you more coming up. couple of low 90s. the trend is to take the temperatures down. monday is the warmest day for everybody, the hottest day temperatures look like they are sliding down and do that the rest of the week. rebound on your weekend. >>> increasing safety for racehorse s after dozens of deaths at a sound california racetrack. >> up next, the extra precautions california racetracks are taking. plus a look at the controversial policy change for people seeking asylum that takes affect today. lap >>> welcome back to mornings on 2s immigration policy takes affect that gets rid of asylum for migrants crossing the border. migrants that pass through another country must seek asylum in that country first. the department of home land security and department of justice issued the new rule yesterday. >> this is going to send a clear message to people considering coming up illegally to this country to overwhelm our borders with the hope they will get by that first hurdle and

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man. >> i've been accused of a lot of things before, mrs. ray" he is a private investigator. he thinks he knows how the world works. >> how did you get past the guard? >> to tell you the truth, i lied a little. >> to see someone that wised up having to deal with a lack of wisdom is one of the dynamics that makes "chinatown" so exciting. >> you're a very nosey fell low, kitty cat, huh? you know what happens -- >> chinatown is extremely mysterious. >> i think you're hiding something. >> what polanski did with its intricacy and detail and fantastic acting. > see, mr. gibbs, most people never have to face the fact the right time and the right place, they're capable of anything. >> you watch "chinatown," they all had their settings right at the same setting. the great bob towne wrote it, polanski directed it and jack starred in it. i think one of the most perfect movies i've seen. >> i was fortunate enough to go to go to the oscars "chinatown" was nominated. i was sitting behind jack. jack was nominated for best actor as was al pacino for "godfather

man and american teamwork proves itself once more and the job is shortly done. the emergency cases move out first. often it's only a matter of minutes before a dangerous wound has been x-rayedcision made and a patient readied for surgery. soon after the operation if it's safe for him to travel, he's moved out, sent off to the transit hospital. in normandy, the fighting has moved inland. in the last war when a soldier was wounded he just had to watch and wait until an aid man found him. now the order is reversed. the aid man does the watching and waiting and is at the side of the casualty as soon as he becomes one. in addition, the american corpsman today is qualified to administer morphine and plasma and render numerous other services to the wounded. all this is making a vast difference in the saving of life. some of the wounded filter back to the aid station on foot, but evacuation by walking and hand litter bearing soon gives way to the faster method of evacuation by jeep. the battalion aid station operates just behind the lines. here the trained corpsman again demonstrates his value, taking over many jobs that the physician would otherwise have to perform. this frees the

ray technicians, inspectors of harmy meat, teachers schoolig our soldiers. wacs are classification experts, assignment interviewers. >> so this is a man's war, is it? wacs are doing every sort of transport job, testing walkie-talkies, testing radio tubes. those are just a few of the jobs they do. there are 239. >> one of the things that's interesting when you meet women in the military and they talk about their uniforms. in world war ii they issued everything from their hose to their underwear to their daily uniforms. it's funny when they talk about how they train, some of them didn't have initially the proper things to do calisthenics, for example. so we have some examples of the things they were issued, their bed clothes, their hose, certainly their hats and their shoes. you know with the military everything is, the procedures are laid out for you. so we have all kinds of little manuals on how to put your uniform together. there are customs and courtesies of each of the services. our next world war ii exhibit speaks to the women who served overseas. they were army and navy nurses in every theater of the war as well as the wacs. some 80 women were

ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [surf crashing] [disistant chahatter] man: it was a big thing. it was a big tradition for generations, you know, just, for me, as 3 generarations. i k know some l s that are 4th generation of really kind of rock-picking and then evolving into diving and harvesting the abalone. and it's just--it's an incredible opportunity. it's--the ocean's free to go into. there's education, there's science, there's a physical workout. it's really just sort of a magical... opportrtunity, reaeally a rich t of a lot of f the locals' lives here. abalone brouought a lot of people here e that--it was the big vacation of the year. cocome over with, you know, mom, dad, and the grandkids and camp out and relive the memories that they had when theyere children. womaman: abalone is a hot topic across california because the harvest of abalone is deeply embedded in the e culture of californians, going back to indigenous communities that lived here before our cocolonizationon. doug b bush: it's just l like a garden snail, exceptpt instead f eating y your

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ray. >> it's a boxing movie for people who don't like boxing. it's not about that. it's about this manased on a real person who is really at war with himself. >> come on. harder. harder. >> i didn't really understand boxing, but the character was interesting. he was just so contraire, as they say. he was just so difficult. >> what are you trying to prove? what does it prove? >> bob de niro, he is not afraid of the negative characters, he's not afraid to go to, as i say, those places. [ applause ] >> i was down to 152. in my prime. and then i went up to 212. so i gained 60 pounds. that's not easy, though. the first 15 pounds is fun, then it's drudgery. >> go get 'em, champ. >> it's absolutely true that the movies of 1980 look like movies of the 1970s. very personal, very passionate filmmaking rules. and then you had ordinary people which was the movie that defeated "raging bull" for best picture in 1980. this incredibly precise and very emotional study of a family in deep crisis. >> calvin, give me the camera. >> i didn't get it yet. >> dad, give her the camera. >> i want a really good

election christopher ray has been questioned on that topic it comes a day before the man who led that investigation is due to testify everything we've done against russia has got deterred them enough all the same sions all the talk but they're still at it well my view is until they stop they haven't been deterred enough and they're still doing it yes. well they're still talking let's give you a sense of what's going on the germy meyer he's associate professor in the scholar school of policy and government at george mason university who joins us live from washington jeremy my welcome to the news hour here and al-jazeera what's your reading of what we've been hearing so far oh great to be with you well i think what's going on is democrats are going to try and score some points because ray is in a difficult position the president has been attacking the f.b.i. as have many republicans and yet ray leads that organization deeply believes that it is a good organization so democrats are going to try to point out that the administration that ray works for has been attacking his organization ok

oh, man that' chilly compared to the last couple days, now, here's your weather question, is it going to rain the rest of the ray? no, steady is moving out. we will have an isolated chance of a shower or storm continuing through the rest of the day. is the humidity am coulding back? no. maybe this weekend you'll feel an uptick in humidity, but not as oppressive as it was the last several days. that will be much better for that morning commute,y,hopefull do we heat back up? looks like the temperatures will go back to seasonal temperatures for this time of year,per 80s, so again, we'll head back into that direction. but we're not going to have that added humidity. look at our 24 hour temperature change. it is chilly out there compared to yesterday. yesterday we made it up to 96 degrees, and with the humidity, it felt about 4,10 105 out there. current temperatures out there right now, can you see we' in the s, 74 is the warm spot. the afternoon planner, we're headed into the mid to upper 70s foi daytime hs today. the steady rain will continue through the south, maybe a storm or an isolated shower for the us.t of we

that is the talk of the country and tonight, the man who broke up their brawl reveals why so few others tried to intervene. but first, the democrats' rayso the bottom. that is the focus of tonight "angle" ." it's becoming increasingly obvious that the party of jfk has become the party of aoc. come on, all the in excitement as with the far left. people like freshman congresswoman ilhan omar, rashida tlaib, ayanna pressley, and of course, ocasio-cortez. you know, all of those lovely, peace-loving folks who refused to condemn antifa despite its members' violent attacks on innocent people. they are the loudest voices in the room and yet they don't have strength in numbers. but they have chutzpah and a huge social media and print. and they can kick up a fuss better than almost anyone on issues ranging from abortion to borders to raise. >> they are choosing to not allow asylum-seekers to go through the legal process. >> trying to manipulate the state laws in order to impose their beliefs on an entire society. >> hateful rhetoric, hateful behavior! racist words and racist policies! >> do you believe president trump is a racist? >> yeah, yeah,

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it would also penalize pharmaceutical companies that rays medication prices faster than the inflation rate. also in the news a 27 year-old man has confessed now to killing an american scientist from oakland, suzanne eaton was found dead on the greek island of crete the man had been detained for questioning by police after she went missing on july 2nd. police believe she disappeared while out for a run. she was attending a conference there when she disappeared her body was found in a former not the war bunker on july 10th. she leaves behind a husband and 2 sons. a federal judge in san francisco reduced and million award against monsanto corporation, to $25 million for sonoma county man 7 year-old edwin hardeman claim the company's roundup weed killer caused his cancer. and a jury agreed ordering months out to the pay him $80 million in damages. the federal judge however said the us supreme court guideline requires him to reduce that amount down to 25 million monsanto by the way is facing more than 13,000 round of lawsuits filed in both the us federal and state courts 2 cases from the bay area have already gone to trial and re

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ray, thank you for joining us this morning. great to have you with us. some other stories we're following. the man an attack on an i.c.e. jail sent a manifesto to friends one day before the confrontation. in it, he calls the washington state detention center, a quote, abomb nation, adding i am antif a a. ben swanson seen here in a 2018 protest was armed with an assault rifle and explosives when police arrived on saturday. in the ma manifesto he claimed immigration roundups prompted him to attack. chilling new details in the savannah spurlock case. the detective revealing the gruesome details as the suspect appeared in court. the missing kentucky mother found buried 19 innecessary the ground on david spark's property. her body was wrapped in several garbage bags with her feet bound together. a key piece of evidence is a rug that was buried with her as police say sparks was caught on surveillance buying a similar one. sparks has pleaded not guilty. the weather situation, several communities are under flash flood warnings as tropical rainstorm barry moves north. officials bracing for up to a half of

ray. >> "raging bull" a boxing movie for people who don't like boxing because it's really not about that. it's about this man, who's based on a real person who's at war with himself. >> come on. harder. harder. >> i didn't really understand boxing but the character was interesting. just so contraire. as they say. he was just so -- difficult. >> what are you trying to prove? what does it prove? >> de niro, not afraid of negative carricks. as they say, to go those places. [ applause ] >> i was down to 152 in my prime and went up to 212. so i gained 60 pounds. it's not easy. the first 15 pounds, it's fun. then it's grudgery. >> go get 'em, champ. >> hmm. >> it's absolutely true that the movies are 1980 look like movies of the 1970s. we're very personal, passionate film micking rules and then to ordinary people, which was the movie that competed "raging bull" for best picture in 1980. this incredibly precise and very emotional study of a family in deep crisis. >> give me the camera. >> i didn't get it yet, beth. >> come on. give me the camera. >> give him the camera. >> i want a really good picture of the two of

elections christopher ray has been questioned on that topic and it comes a day before robert muller the man who led the investigation is due to testify everything we've done against russia has deterred them enough all the same sions all the talk but they're still at it well my view is until they stop they haven't heard enough and they're still doing it yes. the u.s. senate has confirmed marc esper as the new secretary of defense mr asper takes over from james mattis who quit last year of a policy disagreements with president trump the 55 year old has had a long career in the military and served as army secretary since 2017. still to come for you here on the news out condemnation from across the world as israel demolishes palestinian homes in the occupied west bank. and the lights go out again in venezuela so who's the government blaming this time. also had one of cricket's most feared boners has some news that will make opposition batsman very happy details in the sports news in about 15 minutes. in the dry air over iran temperatures can get pretty hard to rounds been hovering around the 40

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