. >> and marcy had another release on thanksgiving last year. nearly 6 months of an investigation and test concluded the levels were within state regulations and not a threat. but taylor says to chemical releases less than a year is alarming. ultimately what we want is for the refineries to operate safely. >> having to accidental releases within less than a year. that is not acceptable. >> martina city council members said tender mall. he shared this message on wednesday. quote, following yesterday's refinery incident. i believe it's more imperative than ever for the appropriate investigatory agencies to hold mrc accountable. our residents deserve better quote. kron 4 reached out to marcy who have this statement about the release and the delay notifying the public, quote. and marcy is investigating the root cause of the incident as well as the delay in initial notification. we are committed to ensuring we make timely community warning system notifications that quote. and martinez, theresa kron. 4 news. >> oakland's mayor sheng thao recently flew

marci gonzalez, thank you so much. now to some breaking news. shot in fargo, north dakota, with two of the officers in critical condition, according to our cbs news if yearly at. emergencies called started coming in at around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. there are new details about what led to the shooting. there is a large police presence on the scene, including the state patrol. officials say there is no known threat to the public at this time. turning overseas, ukraine said today it is making progress in its summer counteroffensive, with troops pushing more than a mile south this week toward the russian occupied city of melitopol. tonight, cbs's charlie d'agata shows us how the fighting is going along the front lines of eastern ukraine. >> reporter: under the cover of trees, in full some relief, soldiers tell us to be quick and get ready to dive into a trench if there's incoming fire. [explosions] until we come across across the troops of ukraine 17th tank grade. melting down the barrel of a u.s.-supplied self propelled howitzer and 109. the pos

. >> and marcy had another release on thanksgiving last year.early 6 months of an investigation and test concluded the levels were within state regulations and not a threat. but taylor says to chemical releases less than a year is alarming. ultimately what we want is for the refineries to operate safely. >> the having to accidental releases within less than a year. that is not acceptable. >> martina city council members said tender mall. he shared this message on wednesday. quote, following yesterday's refinery incident. i believe it's more imperative than ever for the appropriate investigatory agencies to hold mrc accountable. our residents deserve better quote. kron 4 reached out to marcy who have this statement about the release and the delay notifying the public, quote. and marcy is investigating the root cause of the incident as well as the delay in initial notification. we are committed to ensuring we make timely community warning system notifications that quote. and martinez, theresa kron. 4 news. >> 10 51 on the clock and an animal rescu

. >> and marcy had another release on thanksgiving last year.y 6 months of an investigation and test concluded the levels were within state regulations and not a threat. but taylor says to chemical releases less than a year is alarming. ultimately what we want is for the refineries operate safely. >> the having to accidental releases within less than a year. that is not acceptable. >> martina city council members said tender mall. he shared this message on wednesday. quote, following yesterday's refinery incident. i believe it's more imperative than ever for the appropriate investigatory agencies to hold mrc accountable. our residents deserve better quote. kron 4 reached out to marcy who have this statement about the release and the delay notifyidg the public, quote. and marcy is investigating the root cause of the incident as well as the delay in initial notification. we are committed to ensuring we make timely community warning system notifications that quote. and martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. >> national news now. some lawmakers are calling

and so we're hearing all fred news now planned in cities like marcy, like the non stressful and authorities your are definitely on high adults. um, you know, policing for, for the company to be called because the situation does remain quite tense. mm. good of you. so, anyhow, so the car in paris, thank you. you. crane has the key a techie supports and that's been to join nato after the war with ross size over texas. presidents right of type are the ones this key. these asked to be granted. membership, the green theda, but of them as an ascii has been to our in several states. i had them next week and they to assignments and they threw in. yeah. that again, push for your dream to join the block. a brief moment in a busy schedule. to remember the victims of the wall in ukraine. preston. so lend skate mess with the heads of the eastern orthodox church patriot xbox problem. you, in the stumble on stop today. while we still stop to of nato countries. and there are a few places that must, most of the lot of me is a landscape and took a, a key moderate to between russia. i'm the west and the cruci

we are waiting sorting of clashes between police and groups of young people in the southern city of marcy with store police officers have been deployed often last nights of violence. their way with an 18 people were arrested. the videos and social media increases all was the show hoops of flights, police and glad scale, you know, running to the city center. they say that they have a risk that some people are trying to store on the main shopping suite. there. another help fault in fonts is the southeastern city of deal, which also witnessed of heavy winds last night. the man, if you want us to us for extra police waiting for summons the pension to misplaced, sending specials for the soonest date was specialize in impacting vitamins in other areas. so i think it's really looks like the silence is not going to beat, you know, any time so on. and that's just by the huge amounts of police and security. how do you think the president is going to solve this one? is what i think is still going to be easy. i mean person, my call really faces a tricky time. sure. even though he has a have to say a

the b as house in the suburbs felt the status of police reinforcements of being same to cities like marcy and the all they are bracing from all by that. so this is so clean onto it. while the white house, as announced, the details of president joe biden's trip to europe ahead of nato's annual summit to be held this year. and the lithuanian capital vilnius by those 2 are willing, could have stopped in london for talks with the prime minister, wishes to knock and king charles fight, and will then fly onto vilnius for the 2 day nato meeting. binds, last stop, will be finland, nato's newest member. the northern country shares a border with russia and join nato, after russia's invasion of ukraine. dw correspondent janelle, dom alone told me more about biden's agenda for his upcoming trip. now this summit is, of course, taking place at a crucial junction juncture, for the war. ukraine's counter offensive has started bite and will want to discuss with allies how best to support this counter offensive. he will also want to parse with allies of the meaning and opportunities present a given the eve

. >> and marcy had another release on thanksgiving last year. nearly 6 months of an investigation and test concluded the levels were within state regulations and not a threat. but taylor says to chemical releases less than a year is alarming. ultimately what we want is for the refineries to operate safely. >> the having to accidental releases within less than a year. thar is not acceptable. >> martina city council members said tender mall. he shared this message on wednesday. quote, following yesterday's refinery incident. i believe it's more imperative than ever for the appropriate investigatory agencies to hold mrc accountable. our residents deserve better quote. kron 4 reached out to marcy who have this statement about the release and the delay notifying the public, quote, mrc is investigating the root cause of the incident as well as the delay in initial notification. we are committed to ensuring we make timely community warning system notifications that quote. and martinez, theresa kron. 4 news. >> and this is tough after more than a centur

. >>> we are joined now by doctor marci bowers.s a surgeon and one of the nation's leading experts on gender-affirming health care and also the president of the world professional association for transgender health which sets global standards for care for doctors in the field. thank you for being here. >> thank you, margaret, for having me. >> you've heard our guest talk about transgender issues in the political sense. we've now seen 21 different states pass laws restricting access, and so i want to understand a little bit more about what that access actually looks like. you know, the governor of utah was here and said there is an explosion in his state of interest. are you seeing that as a doctor? >> yes, there has been an increase in demand for services, but keep in mind, trans identities have been with us since the antiquities. i mean, the time of the bible and in literature and art history. there's examples of people throughout. so experts feel that the incidences have never changed and what we are seeing is more people comfort

marci bowers.s all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." the excruciating heat and severe weather continues here in washington, and more than 75 million americans are under a hot weather watch today. here is our mark strassmann. >> reporter: phoenix wilting in the valley of the sun stroke, dehydration, dizziness and delirium, today's forecast, a record 24th straight day with temperatures hitting 110 degrees or more. >> i've been sweating all over my body. >> reporter: people wither in weather this hot. july is poised to become earth's hottest month in at least the last 6,500 years. ask palm springs, california and our carter evans. >> reporter: no kids on the flay ground today. you can understand why. the temperature here on the slide is 171 degrees. >> reporter: to case forecast will be a continuing meditation on climate change with more dangerous highs expected later today. phoenix 113, las vegas 113, tucson 109. in the u.s., more than 3,500 tempera

marcy kaptor, co-chair of the ukraine support group in the us congress, insists on the importance ofholding russia's leadership accountable for this , it is necessary to document the crimes, as the authors of the film did, the tribunal will probably be created to hold russia accountable it is very important to know the names of children from the names of young people who were kidnapped and taken from their parents, often their parents were killed in our country, these are the most serious crimes in order to attract russians to responsibility in the courts, the war needs to be won first, the ambassador of ukraine to the usa is convinced, because through the prism of such individual stories, we once again convey the information that we as diplomats convey almost every day now at the official level in discussions when we ask for more weapons, more sanctions when we are constantly working on why ukraine should be helped maria and nastya studied to be cooks in kherson before they were captured, today they are diplomats in washington war changes destinies andriy boris vyacheslav filyushkin

for the medical perspective, i spoke to the president of wpath, dr marci bowers, a gynaecologist andn gender affirmation surgeries. great to have you on the programme. what are the steps to providing gender affirming care responsibly?— to providing gender affirming care responsibly? assuming we all want what _ care responsibly? assuming we all want what is _ care responsibly? assuming we all want what is best _ care responsibly? assuming we all want what is best for - care responsibly? assuming we all want what is best for our - all want what is best for our children, and that means, whether they are in childhood or adolescence, whether they are in childhood oradolescence, or whether they are in childhood or adolescence, or adulthood, they are still our children. and when a child presents as gender diverse, i think the important thing is first of all not tojudge, and to important thing is first of all not to judge, and to see where your child is at. so fortunately, most medical communities now have professionals who are knowledgeable in the area of gender diversity, and they should a

oh stores because they're in it. marcy, i'm not sure we won't old sleep or do you disagree? it is so i guess go to the school and do it. let's keep you both. you for the one on the phone with her about the really so i need if my little you football, anybody premium in okay. new port pressure new. okay. and so at the level of ice, the top of the machine, you're going to move right on. you supposedly, i didn't even know what to put in those. why do you ever see you repeat that? the mode your for it was good to deliver to you. there's a new room. would you look at the safety like got to the police and somebody else? cuz this is where you stood here, so we were slicing through us. we will know the most of them getting us came from battle is the less than government. but i tiffany: and what can tell your bills that he used to me cause others to 2 kinds cannot susan, have been there or that that was to bunch to i need to ask them. can you sneak up here and other people's little piece evaluations? you just deal with the lead conflicts that the owner of the financial grids straighte

i was born into this is marcy too. it's hard to see people picking up the children and just running presidents. a lot of them is that landscape has returned to ukraine. if he's disappointed by the outcome of the nato summit. he certainly hasn't shown it to saying that for the 1st time since ukraine's independence, they now have firm security guarantees. and the, i'm the give it to you about whether or not ukraine will one day become a member of nato. he says has been removed, ending with the update message, the one day we will be members of the dates are robot pride. i'll just say era. keith. well, most ker has dismissed an all me come on the of the he criticized the military leadership of failing troops and ukraine. major general, even pop of commander to the 58 combined arms army in ukraine's upper region. the o. u. s. presidential refinement has been meeting with the leaders of several notate countries and spending on this capital 5. this visit to follows this weeks. and the latest on this and miscellaneous speed is

so that's basically why we moved to music and marcy crane one well known example is copies by for l. williams. an extremely catchy song that plays well with our expectations. it uses rhythmical ideas called syncopations, which occur between the beats. the reason why we like to dance to this music is that it has the sink of patience in the middle of the cars have p class alone. if you feel like a room with a roof, if a rhythm is really simple, like i mentioned, we do not want to move fluids. if it's too complex, click to do that, we cannot find the structure of the music and we're not interested in it either. but right in the middle of this sort of a sweet spot, the, the most people really enjoy moving to music. and probably this has something to do with the newer transmit adult. because we know that to, for me is both a new transmitter that makes us a little bit high. it gives us a little bit of this high, but also helps us moving the neural scientist. tom fits has invented a device called the gym in. combining, jamming with jim, it turns the user's movements into music with cutting

for the medical perspective, i spoke earlier to the president of wpath, dr marci bowers, a gynaecologist surgeries. doctor bowers, great to have you on the programme. what are the steps to providing gender affirming care responsibly? irate affirming care responsibly? we all want affirming care responsibly? - all want what is best for our children and that means whether they are in childhood or adolescence or adulthood. they are still our children. and when a child presents as a gender diverse the important thing is not tojudge gender diverse the important thing is not to judge and see where your child is at. fortunately most medical communities have professionals who are knowledgeable in the areas of gender diversity and they should assess a child, so obviously want to rule out things that can be confounding like mental health issues. you also want to be responsible and making sure the rest of their lives are in order. but gender affirming care refers to meeting the individual where they are, so whether that is with pronouns even, just a simple matter of respect is really all that is req

. >> listen to this but marcie comes up and tells me her ex- boyfriend was over late last night. you think she was tired from? >> larry david and jerry seinfeld, those two minds together, that is comedy dynamite. >> what do you think did it? kenny tate a step back and say, i think this made the show. >> the style of the writing was fresh, and it was the strength of the cast. the cast is very, very strong. in the writing had a different sound to it. the conversation sounded different than other sitcoms that you see. >> you think you are sponge worthy? >> yes but i think i am very sponge worthy. >> the ideas were seemingly insignificant where the comedy came from. usually small, quirky, idiotic things. >> larry always carried this is on a pad in his pocket. whenever something would happen that he that would make a good idea, he would write it down. eventually, it would wind up in a show. to make it is a little thing i might notice that i could expound on. expound on or expand on? both. both. expound and expand. >> julie, julie, do not insult me. what's different doesn't make space

please follow marcy from hr -- you can't miss her. 9-foot tall purple octopus over there talking to all of those crying rabbits. why don't you hop on over." meta's not the only troubled social media company. there's also twitter, which is now run by new ceo and ring bearer who threw a tantrum and swallowed both bands, elon musk. musk bought twitter for $44 billion, and ever since, he's been desperate for a way to make that make sense. first, he said he was going to charge $20 a per month for verification to anyone who wanted it, then changed that to $8 per month. that meant anyone could impersonate someone else for $8 a month, without any vetting, which led to things like a fake "official" nintendo account tweeting mario flipping the bird. "it's a-me, mario, every advertiser's a-night-amare! watch me slap-a my genitals against this-a turtle! let's a-go!" and i will show the princess my peach. lots of folks took advantage of being able to buy verification, including the brand new "official" jesus christ. of course, this was all foretol

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now, kron 4 reached out to marcy. at this statement about the release and the delay in notifying the public, quote, mrc is investigating the root cause that incident as well as to delay an initial notification. we're committed to ensure that we make timely community warning systems and notifications. all right. well, still ahead above the morning news, a major actors union >> whether or not to go on strike after weeks of negotiations stalled. we'll tell you what the union is asking we'l (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's >> here are 4 things to know as you start your day, pima police are searching for people they say robbed a woman in driveway. happened yesterday evening in the area of rose and eckel avenues and oakland mayor sheng thao met with baseball commissioner rob manfred to co

marcy? number six, which is allegedly the cologne that george washington and allegedly, if you want to know smelled like don't it but okay may i just a 30 seconds so there was a moment when, you know this is another legend, the tall tale i did contact because when i say and i say, okay, sure, we have all the documents in the archive and said, okay, let me come there. let me take a look at what you have and. and so they demure a bit. so eventually, apparently there is no documents about george washington going there and to perfects, perfects some purchases. but they do have interesting documents about the the the 18th century. but unfortunately, there's no thomas jefferson. i think that should be classified. a another legend, another myth. thomas jefferson, you said when did they say thomas? oh, son, no. george washington. well, i don't think it's a myth. i think it's true. it must be really a must. the scent is sold at our shops. ladies and gentlemen, it's the perfect gift for the person who

and marcy koch lived five miles down the road. her friend howard live nearby.a couple of cards, the story of the november break-in. >> when they came into the door, then i said okay. i don't know anything. but have i got a story for you guys that's gotta be connected to this? >> howard told the officers about the break-in. the undertaken, sex toys stolen. he told them to that he and strongly believed her break-in was linked to the sex or solves five months before in tweed. >> they got it? >> they got it. yes they did. >> now, she was convinced her case was linked to jessica's disappearance. >> it had to be related. i mean, i felt so scared, for her. for me. for all the women. >> coming up! a suspect's identity is revealed. >> they said his name. and i thought, oh no. and then they explained his position and who he was. i said oh. >> and shakes a nation to its core! >> everybody hit the ground running saying, boys, this is the biggest story we're ever going to have. >> when dateline continues! my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care.

marcy kaptur said that "hundreds attend a naturalization ceremony for those becoming new u.s.itizens. great honor to participate in an event to recognize those becoming a true part of the great american experiment." "the washington post" in their lead editorial "under the fireworks look for the light. the united states finds itself in a funk as it celebrates its 247th birthday. fewer than four in 10 adults describe themselves as extremely proud to be american. essentially unchanged from last year's record low and down from two decades ago. this is understandable given the un-resenting -- unrelenting pace of worrying headlines. there is a worry about civic cohesion, intense partisanship and for some a sense of hopelessness. july 4 is a day to celebrate among national virtues the capacity for renewal and self improvement. the sustainable part of our country comes from the ability to renew. this increases political and economic freedom." back to calls. claudia in white mills, pennsylvania. welcome. caller: good morning. happy fourth of july to you. host: thank you. caller: i have

marcy kaptur said that "hundreds attend a naturalization ceremony for those becoming new u.s.itizens. great honor to participate in an event to recognize those becoming a true part of the great american experiment." "the washington post" in their lead editorial "under the fireworks look for the light. the united states finds itself in a funk as it celebrates its 247th birthday. fewer than four in 10 adults describe themselves as extremely proud to be american. essentially unchanged from last year's record low and down from two decades ago. this is understandable given the un-resenting -- unrelenting pace of worrying headlines. there is a worry about civic cohesion, intense partisanship and for some a sense of hopelessness. july 4 is a day to celebrate among national virtues the capacity for renewal and self improvement. the sustainable part of our country comes from the ability to renew. this increases political and economic freedom." back to calls. claudia in white mills, pennsylvania. welcome. caller: good morning. happy fourth of july to you. host: thank you. caller: i have

one thing this margo and marci and i talked about neighborhood strategy and thinking about how do we prioritize the community and sustain connection. southeast is the bay rue and hunter's point and also viz valley trying to make sure we sustain a presence. coming out once for sunday streets or one event may not do it we have to be pier evertiered [inaudible] [speaking fast]. every middle school and public schools hearing from us from our youth track. i would say for building trust a lot of it is being honest about why there is mistrust. being in tune with what is our role as a gentleman sxaejs authority where we counter that. where can we resources and benefit and trying to bring a series of decisions or resources and support to communities. for yous, that was like trying to apply a lens with existing planning w or infrastructure work whether how we engage folks who or what questions we have to decide. i think the challenge is there are many types of priority and lots of different some are long-term repair things that have to happen. some mode shifts not consensus about when we are t