mr. kevin young and miss cora. kenneth and misses gina cooper. miss tina and mr. cornellsarah biden and judy.miss ruth and mr. anthony. the honorable andre dickens bishop daughtrymbers. the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr rice and mr. melvin rice. theorable mark and miss michelle wheeler.theeisha bottoms and langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely r. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. i do not get out much. >> mr. doug mcmillon and misses sh wawa and gathru. ccmr. damien hewitt and miss melissa hewitt. dr. gretchen will:. the honorable stephen k benjamin and n. miss miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward meyer. the honorable veronica escobar and miss lisa elizabeth's beer and dr. andrew smr. everett ke and miss liz honorable cavalier mayor of milwaukee miss kimberly w >> excited, it is great. i'm going to start with american saturday night and then all bets are off. you never know. absolutely goodi think part of country music is dealing with a way that other formhave fun. >> mr.

mr. kevin young and miss cora. mr. kenneth and misses gina cooper. miss tina and mr. cornell belcher. sarah biden and judy. miss ruth and mr. anthony. the honorable andre dickens and tracy wilson. bishop daughtry and miss daughtry chambers. the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr. valerie montgomery rice and mr. melvin rice. the honorable mark and miss michelle wheeler. the honorable keisha bottoms and langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely not. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. >> i do not get out much. >> mr. doug mcmillon and misses shelley mcmillan. miss wawa and annie gathru. mr. damien hewitt and miss melissa hewitt. dr. gretchen and andrew will:. the honorable stephen k benjamin and d andre benjamin. mr. allen. miss british a anderson and miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward meyer. the honorable veronica escobar and miss lisa escobar. dr. elizabeth's beer and dr. andrew spear. mr. everett kelly and miss liz kelly. the honorable cavalier johnson, mayor of milwaukee and miss do

okay, mr. kevin, i can see that you don't agree with that, but let me bring new order in here on the, again, on the is why the defense that the is really all me is just trying to defeat him off even, you know, questions about whether it's possible to defeat him off militarily aside. does that goal justify the death of already tens of thousands of civilians in gauze or how do you think, you know the cost is looking at this issue? well, elizabeth ab absolutely does not testify. what is happening and that's what the genocide convention says. but what these really at team in the, hey getting and, and what, you know, defenders of this genocide want the world to believe is or what the world to do is to believe of them. and to not believe their eyes to not believe the reports, to not believe the over whelming outpouring of reports by experts on the subjects leading world experts on the subjects of genocide. to upset that this is a textbook the case of dennis side and have the court not agreed it wouldn't ha

our next witness mr. kevin richardson of oregon who will be introduced by his fellow oregonian senator merkley print saturday have the floor. >> thank you, thank you very much mr. chairman i am delighted kevin richards is here accompanied by his two cents a share on the ground experience of farming in our home state. our farmers and oregon are facing immense challenges. the west is in the midst of historic drought. demands of art water have never been higher, while water levels have never been lower. climate chaos is making our summers hotter, drier, and longer. and oregon, his temperatures have climbed the average snowpack in the cascade mountains has dropped an average of more than 20 feet over the last 90 years. that means less water for our streams, less water for our farmers, and less water for our ranchers. and the supply of snow melts runs out earlier in the spring or summer than in the past. farmers across oregon have been grappling with these challenges. one of those farmers is our kevin richards from

mr. speaker kevin mccarthy.a great pleasure to be here for there's a lot going on spoke it straight into it. so the speaker, it's been a little over six months since you were ousted i think the technical term is vacated since the chair it was vacated the speakership was vacated. as you have watched the various shenanigans and fights and everything else that's been going on since you left, much as it was before you left, click some dates yes, some people don't. [laughter] i loved every minute of every time i was in office good days, and bad days, the sad part is, it is much more broken now. the motion to vacate has always been there. it's never thought to be used this way except the past couple times. allow eight people to do it one did it for his own personal protection based upon his own life. there is no consequences for it. then there is a freefall and that is what we are reviewing structure to take behavior you adapt to it or leave and now you're watching a lot of people retire from congress. my concern is t

mrs. killings. kevin, for an aide work is in gaza strip in hopes that the humanitarian situation, my e. i'm a desperately needed food, can begin to reach the hundreds of thousands of risk of funding for how realistic of those hopes, i guess there's yeah. mega and hadn't been the wage and refugee council for decades of experience and the humanitarian steel conflict of in 90 minutes on dw the we are all set with what seemed close to the team to bring you the story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for free my name project, cassandra re determined through our investigations that has pull out was operating like a global drug cart. not something you normally see terrace organizations. the object to financially drain has gone up and bring them down suddenly we haven't lost here to attack. can terrace or is it just finance? the idea is the fall of the money, the team agents from the american drug enforcement agency. i was scared. i mean that as well as another whole life, they want to do actua

mr. speaker, kevin. what are we calling you now? one of the things that's interesting incumbents do always have a historic advantage and it looks like this could also be happening. early in the race even though it feels like it is not. in some of the states the senate democrat incumbent seems to be holding their own. >> you haven't had the campaign yet. people aren't paying attention. the name i.d. for the incumbent is higher than the challenger. the last time biden was on the ticket running for president and won was first time since 1994 not one republican incumbent in congress lost. they said we would lose 15 seats. democrats lost. the map for the republicans in the senate is very good. primary tonight in west virginia. that's a pickup. you have larry hogan former governor in maryland. the smartest recruit in the nation puts that into play. there is a better advantage for republicans and easier for them to win seats in the house than the last two cycles. >> dana: the former governor of maryland. the primary is today. the republica

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. >> guy: kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful, made a couple very important points.dy struck down an initial iteration of this. former speaker nancy pelosi, when she was speaker said at a press conference that the president of the united states does not have this authority. >> bret: you know, it's wonderful that you talk in ways that i have soundbites for fabulous. >> bret: let's play nancy pelosi. >> people think the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone. dcan delay. but he does not have that power. that would have to be an act of congress. the president can't do it. that's not even a discussion. >> bret: but it is. it is a discussion. >> guy: how it's a reality. the supreme court says you can't. speaker pelosi says he couldn't and now he has done it multiple times. and even if you t take aside the illegality of it, it's a deeply unfair policy to people who have no student debt. roughly 80 to 58% 85% of the p. people who never went back to college. people who paid back the loans they took out. that's absurd a

second vice president moore, mr. kevin, could you please, describe to the commission briefly how active pdr uses are in their i always perceive these, places as basically simply storing either new or for secondhand sale vehicles, but not automotive. automotive repair in the way that we understand it. could you explain that briefly? yeah. thank you, commissioner, for giving me the opportunity for the background here, if the commission is aware of this area, the main royal motors site, operate auto repair operation is on this large block bounded by 11th and 12th howard and kisling, very large facility , hundreds of pdr auto repair jobs for all of auto royal royal motors brands. right. mazda, audi, volkswagen. there's one other, their dealerships are down at about two blocks south on south van ness. so it's all kind of all of their operations are in this kind of, hub area, different hub. and, and so what's happened in the last couple of years is that, the increasing pressure on properties in the area, one of the main leases r

. >> kevin: correspondent jeff paul with more reaction to mr trump's speech and how the 2024 campaign is heating up. >> reporter: good evening kevin. the campaign certainly heating up and in some cases as you saw people are quite simply showing up. that was the scene in the bronx is former president donald trump stopped by the new york borough appealing to many black and hispanic voters in the crowd. he said people are losing their jobs, their housing, and immigration is at the forefront, and they would be better off under him then biden. well some bronx residents agreed. >> the cost of living has spiraled out of control. i don't see biden doing anything about it and also there's an influx at the border that needs to be dealt with and i think that trump is the man to do it. >> kevin: >> reporter: meanwhile the biden campaign was busy today releasing two new campaign ads attacking trump. one featuring the voice of actor robert de niro where he says " from midnight tweets to drinking bleach to tier gassing citizens to the staging a photo ops, we knew trump was out of control when he was

kevin mccumber. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. nadler: i ask unanimous consent that the gentleman from new york, the honorable timothy m. kennedy be permitted to take the oath of office tad. hiss certificate of election has not arrived, but there's no contest and no question has been raised with regard to his election. the spe the speaker: without objection. will representative-elect kennedy and members of the new york delegation present themselves in the well. all members will rise and the representative elect -- all members having risen, the represent i have -- the representative-elect will please raise his right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemy, foreign and domestic that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely without any mental ■reservatio or purpose oaf vaition, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? mr

mr. speaker, i extend my congratulations to the j.m.u. brass band, professor kevin stees and the entire community on this remarkable achievement. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the broadway lions club which is celebrating their 70th anniversary this year. the broadway lions club received their charter in 1954 by 20 men in broadway, all thanks to the spongesser shn of the mount -- sponsorship of the mount jackson lions club. although there's been much change over the last 70 years, their mission of serving the community has remained the same with 40 active members from the broadway community, the lions club's primary focus is on sight and hearing needs for those in the community and assisting food programs in schools for students in need. mr. speaker, as a fellow lion, i wish to thank all members of service organizations like the broadway lions club for their outstanding work to make a difference in our community. congratulations to the broadway lions club for their 70 years of service to our community, we look forward to their continued contributions and success

mr. armentano? guest: there are a couple of points that kevin may that i agree with. mainly, where does the decision fall short? kevin mentioned it is like eight square peg in a round hole. -- like getting a square peg in a round hole. i tend to agree. this decision, if it goes through, it really fails to rectify the divide that exists right now between federal marijuana policy and that cannabis legalization laws that currently exist in the majority of things in this country. right now, most things regulate marijuana, either as a medicine or for adult use, and they do so in a manner that entirely is consistent with the federal pacification of cannabis as a schedule one controlled substance. unfortunately, if cannabis is moved to three, that does nothing to address this conflict. because the policies that are already in place now that are regulating cannabis that do not comply with marijuana schedule one status will also be out of compliance with cannabis as a schedule three substance, so i think that is going to create a lot more confusion than is necessary, and i thi

mr. wang, aka, kevin, who was the cefc associate. that money comes from the northern international capital bank account. a bank account tied to the cecp. i want to submit that. >>eordered. >> moving on. on august 8, the same time period, there's a wire transfer of $400 ,000 from the hudson west, iii, bank account. that $400,000, mr. chairman, i have the transfer records in the bank accounts from the august time period. i want to submit that for the record. >> without objection to order. >> here's where the fun stuff comes in. i have a minute to do it. we're going to get this done. on august 14, there is $150,000 that is transferred from owask o pc, which is controlled by hunter biden, to lyon hall group which is controlled by james biden. i have record that the $150 ,000. i want to submit that to the record. on august 28, i believe we have a screen shot for everybody in the room. on august 28, mr. chairman, we have the withdrawal ticket from lyon hall group that is signed by sarah biden, for $50,000, to withdrawal. i want to submit t

, for instance, would have been kevin _ this, for instance, would have been kevin gilland and angela van den boogaard. when mrme. alistair cameron last week, that was me- i — alistair cameron last week, that was me- i am _ alistair cameron last week, that was me- i am so — alistair cameron last week, that was me. i am so sorry! _ alistair cameron last week, that was me. i am so sorry! alistair - was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned _ was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he _ was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he wasn't _ was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he wasn't sure - was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he wasn't sure why| was me. i am so sorry! alistair - mentioned he wasn't sure why things went to _ mentioned he wasn't sure why things went to angela, they went to angela because _ went to angela, they went to angela because it _ went to angela, they went to angela because it was herjob, that is why she is— because it was herjob, that is why she is copied in this. complaints and issues — she is copied in this. complaints and issues were raised in a number of different — and i

mr. trump the clear winner, 80% of the vote, but nikki haley pulled nearly 8% and she dropped out in early march, kevin. she has been racking up sizable numbers in primaries. since then, 22% in indiana, 16% in pennsylvania. who are those voters and why don't they like mr. trump? >> it's an interesting trendline that she keeps holding this through late in the game. these are conscientious objectors within the republican party. they are not happy with donald trump as the nominee and they are operating -- offering protest votes. this should be an alarm bell for trump, for the trump campaign, but it is not necessarily a deathknell. this is his charge from here on the way through to november. he has to figure out a way to get these voters back. the good news for the trump campaign is the issues that are really motivating these voters are issues like inflation and immigration so he has a message frame that i think is still going to be able to bring these voters back into his fold by election day. the big risk is that they stay home. amna: mr. biden faces some headwinds with black letters. in particular, ther

mr. trump. we'll bring in art laffer, former reagan economist, kevin hassett former chair of the council of economicdvisors. gentlemen, i'm honored in your presence. the i.q. here is phenomenal. not on stage here but out there remote. appreciate it very much. i just want to go first, kevin, speeches like this, more and more, he keeps talking about cutting spending, he keeps talking about undoing all of biden's you know, green new deal subsidies and programs and whatnot. he keeps mentioning budget impoundment authority this is a tougher trump on spending and he is making the link between spending and inflation. i think this is extremely constructive. what do you thinking, kevin? >> yeah. and again it is almost like president trump needs to make one of his slogans, it's the economy stupid, harkening back to bill clinton. the biden administration really is in denial on inflation but, emailed you this morning, larry are, google trends one of the biggest upticks in google trends is searches on the word inflation. you and i see it in the data. americans are concerned about it. they're even googling it but

mr. costello was acting was beyond the pale. and i got to say this primacy recency, you start off with a good argument and you end with a good argument. if that is their last witness kevin forbid. donald trump ended on the worst possible note only mr. costello could have rehabilitated michael cohen because what did michael cohen say? i didn't trust the guy. i thought essentially he was asleep ball and he was working for giuliani. and i didn't want to tell him what i didn't need to tell him. so what did castello do? he reinforced what cohen had said about costello. that's not a good way to end your case. >> i mean, look, we for not expecting castula to be the lats witness or a witness at all. frankly sources had been telling cnn he was unlikely to be, but then instead of taking this moment, robert, where as you pointed out, they catch michael cohen. >> the lie. i mean, it's not the first time we've heard this particular thing where he stole the money but it was a grand larceny. it's a theft it's not just about the fact that it's a lie, it's it's right in the middle as elie honig in a prior segment earlier today, it's like right in the middle of what they're charging dona

mr. armentano? guest: there are a couple of points that kevin may that i agree with.ainly, where does the decision fall short? kevin mentioned it is like eight square peg in a round hole. -- like getting a square peg in a round hole. i tend to agree. this decision, if it goes through, it really fails to rectify the divide that exists right now between federal marijuana policy and that cannabis legalization laws that currently exist in the majority of things in this country. right now, most things regulate marijuana, either as a medicine or for adult use, and they do so in a manner that entirely is consistent with the federal pacification of cannabis as a schedule one controlled substance. unfortunately, if cannabis is moved to three, that does nothing to address this conflict. because the policies that are already in place now that are regulating cannabis that do not comply with marijuana schedule one status will also be out of compliance with cannabis as a schedule three substance, so i think that is going to create a lot more confusion than is necessary, and i think

and kevin, thanks for watching and have a lovely day the into the conflicts own phase where i live, mrs. kenning, 7 for an aide. work is in gaza strip. in hopes of the humanitarian situation. my e, i'm a desperately needed food, can begin to reach the hundreds of thousands of risk of funding for how realistic of those how suggest is yeah, mega and hadn't been region refugee council for decades of experience and the humanitarian steel conflict of the next point on d, w but you will tell here we are happy that we are back to the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the sales force and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa. in 60 minutes on d w. the imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy bird or your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from the house. it's made from golden retrievers . 2 should we. 2 2 2 2 2 2 in meeting cultures around the world, people learn to classify small handful of animals of edible, and all the r

. >> kevin, mr schofield, so politically, strategically, what's going on here?ng. or is it, fired towards labour voters to make sure that they get out and put their vote out? there has to be a political reason that he's he's briefing in this way. >> yeah, i think i think that is that i think they're guarding against complacency. pat mcfadden, who's the national campaign coordinator for labour, make the point. no vote has a cliche. no one's cast a single vote yet. so the result is still up in the air, but that that was why i thought it was quite strange that rishi sunak came out early in the week and said, oh, you know, hung parliament. it's looking like a hung parliament because local elections that is just going to encourage. that's good news for labour because their voters are going like, well, hang on a minute, it's not in the bag yet. >> we'd better get out and vote. but then why do sorry to jump in, but why do such bizarre things as accepting natalie elphicke into the labour party, which most people in the country won't, won't, won't really care about? >> b

kevin hoffman president and ceo of brinker international to get a better sense of the quarter. i'm so excited about this quarter. mr. hoffman, welcome back to "mad money." >> hey, jim, thanks for having me on the show we're super excited about the future >> i've got to ask you right now, kevin, you've got this big smasher burger you've got an incredible deal. unlike what people may understand in the analyst world, you are number one trending on twitter when you announced this. that's not the brinker of old. >> it's exciting there's this whole dialogue going on right now about fast food prices. and so we decided to jump in this is the actual big snack you can see that it's almost a half-pound burger. it's got thousand island dressing lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a brioche bun comes with fries there's more it also comes with chips and salsa. and you get a bottomless drink and it's just $10.99 we keep talking about it's unbeatable in the industry we're now bringing new news to that line-up the three for me line-up at $10.99 and we think we're going to have a big winner on our hands. >> you know what's interesti

kevin lip tack, traveling with the president in delaware today. >> thanks so much for that reporting. joining us now and in global affairs analyst and former secretary of defense, mark esper, mr. secretary great to have you here this afternoon. first. i just want to know if you think the posture that kevin was just laying out from the biden administration is the correct one? >> well, good afternoon, jessica. first of all, look, i think i think the decision to cut off arms is a mistake not immediately. >> so because the denying the israeli as a capability, but what it does is since sends the wrong message to both the israelis and more importantly to hamas because it looks like once again, the there's a gap growing continues to grow between tel aviv and washington. >> and what it means for hamas is just continued to sit on the sidelines and don't negotiate, don't give any ground because they're leveraged continues to improve by these types of actions and it's interesting to say it's not just republicans pushing back against president biden on this one. it's democrats in both houses of congress who are raising concerns about him taking this position. now, look on the other hand,

kevin, tell us more. >> yeah. and i think most americans, we'll know mrs. robinson as the mother of michelle obama and the grandmother of sasha and malia obama, and a fixture really at the white house during the obama administration we are learning that she has passed away at the age of 86 from a lengthy statement, really quite a beautiful statement. i will say from her family members, including her daughter, michelle obama, her son, craig grommets and barak obama, the former president. i'll just read you a little bit of what they wrote. they said marion luis shields robinson our mother mother-in-law, and grandmother, had a way of summing up the truths about life and a word or two, maybe a quick phrase that made everyone around her stop and think her wisdom came off as almost innate as something she was born with. but in reality, it was hard earned, fashioned by her deep understanding that the world's roughest edges it could always be sandi down with a little grace and certainly that is a lesson in a message she will have imparted on her daughter, her son-i

kevin. yes, we supported by right available to everyone. obviously twigs, myself and others, mr.ed the impact this can have on people who make a living and whose career is based on their image likeness or voice. but the impacts is obvious and so real for so many americans outside of the scope of just a commercialize use an example i gave in my mind is not a commercial use example. this is an example that could apply to anyone and impact is so serious. so yes, we do support this right on a broader basis and should be applicable to everyone. >> could help us understand how you are using ai as the creative tool on the one hand,, and then briefly tells a littleth bit bit about your experience with ai deepfakes and what you think the future of your industry looks like if we don't heed your urgent call for us to act? >> over the past year i have been creating an ai version of myself that can use my tone of voice exactly to speak in multiple languages. i have done this to be able to reach more of my fans and to be able to speak to them in the nuance of the language. i have currently exp

kevin: way too much sugar in these cookies. don't eat these cookies. >> bret: still looking for fortune cookies. thank you, mr. wonderful.

. >> the next day hunter says he hopes kevin should know that the plan to speak is highly confidential. and mr. zhou responded, cefc is willing to cooperate with the family on the priorities mentioned last night. what family was he talking about? >> the family was the batting that's biden family. more importantly, what he is talking about in the confidential manner. they were four seld and desmet -- indictments where they were about to indict executives of cefc that we now know . mcgonigal, who will now apparently served 78 months in prison, ran counterintelligence for the f.b.i. in new york city where the chairman was dropping $50 million of cash for penthouses in manhattan. who you should be asking all these questions are the department of justice, the fdny, the f.b.i. because they have troves of evidence that backup what was going on in july 2017, and then august 2017. i apologize, congressman, to be so passionate and take your time, but this is what i need you guys to focus on. this involved the chinese communist party. they were doing a transaction with a russian sanctioned, u.s. sanction

kevin: way too much sugar in these cookies. don't eat these cookies. >> bret: still looking for fortune cookies. thank you, mr. wonderful. thank you. >> dana: bye. >> bret: see you, dana. ♪ good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the jury has questions and wants to hear the judge's complex instructions to them again. the 12-person jury in the former president donald trump's trial deliberating for four and a half hours before being dismissed by the judge for the day. the panel sending two notes to the judge this afternoon asking to rehear potential crucial testimony about the alleged hush money scheme at the heart of this history-making case. and, asking to hear the judge's instructions to guide them on the law mooner time the presumptive presidential nominee calling the criminal case against the former president a political witch-hunt in comments just moments ago judge juan merchan gave the instructions on the law governing the case and what they can take into account in evaluating the former president's guilt or innocence. former president trump facing 34 felony counts of falsifying busine

mr trump's lead attorney to ask if he would be called as witness. he told cbs maybe. the plot thickens, trace. >> trace: it does thicken, kevinke live in dc, thank you. let's bring in the former dod chief of staff under trump kash patel. great to have you on the show. as kevin was talking about bob costello, a former legal adviser to michael cohen, former federal prosecutor and he testified at a house hearing today about what cohen knew about trump. the soundbite is 31 seconds, a little long but it's worth a listen and i will get your take. >> the way this works is, if you have truthful information about donald trump, that's clearly what they are looking for, i can have all of your legal problems solved by the end of the week. 's response? i swear to god, bob, i don't have anything on donald trump. i said michael i want you to think carefully about this. i probably came back to this subject ten or 20 times during the two were period. every time i brought it up, every time he answered i swear to god, bob, i don't have anything on donald trump. >> trace: and throughout the entire hearing he kind of went over that team again and

kevin corke, he joins us right now with the very latest. cenokevin, i'm sure a coinciden. i'm not a conspiracy theorists like those at mr.. yeah, kindowever, odd indeed.>> >> my friend joshua dean is a a former quantitudity auditor whot actually sounded the alarm, shawn about a supplieryaudito who allegedly had been ignoring defects in the production of boeing 737 max jets. >> well, tonight, unfortunately,eing he is dead. >> what's more, shawn,second he's actually the second whistleblower to die not long after disclosingower problemss apparently involving boeing. now, dean's aunt says he wen t to hospital, had some breathing problems during the stay. he developed marissa an ammonia pneumonia, that is. >> and he needed to be he died suddenly shortly thereafter. you may recall i, was just a couple of months ago that another whistleblower by the name of john barnett bare allegedly took his own life in the midst of a legal action n ag against boeing. he had actually been on a team that manufactured the door plu, ong that blew out midair on an alaska airlines flight. aes flighhe told npr he thoughtt by firing him, was sending

kevin got stuck in "home alone." >> goonies? at astore yea right? >> that home -- maybe be in the cave in the ship. >> watch the keys and the -- i love that movie. >> mrs> that was filmed. yeah. >> right here in the bay. >> yeah. that's good one too or the "full house" you can go to the steps of that. he's here in the bay too. there are some iconic movies filmed here. >> i'm y -- i want to know wherthe golden girls house was. it was several exterior of different houses. >> you can always do the drag show. >> you could. >>> let's get -- thank you, look at these friends. lots of them hanging out this morning at pier 39. people travel all over the world to get a glimpse of san francisco's residential sea lions and those who are visiting the city now are really in for a treat an usual amount of the marine mammals are at the docks. over 1,000. harbor master says it's quite the fell no, ma'am nonmentioning also a huge number of pelicans and anchovy in the bay right now. listen to them. >> i really feel like jess should be live from pier 39 with the weather report right now. such a great fit for the beautiful skies. >> i love whiskers. >>> absolutely, i don't

kevin johnston, then you know i wouldn't have been an athlete. so i'm very grateful to him. really in the school. >> well done, mrten, looking forward to the release of the book in september. brutal well, can you tell us about what you've had to sacrifice to get to the top in sport? >> well, i think it's not just sport. like anyone who is successful in life, you have to make sacrifices , and it's tough, make sacrifices, and it's tough, you know, i'm not going to complain about my life. sport has been remarkably good to me , has been remarkably good to me, but also it has broken me as well. you know, i had 3 or 4 good years, and then my body just kept breaking through training. and that's why the bookis training. and that's why the book is called brutal because, you know , to run the 400m, only you know, to run the 400m, only anyone who's ever run it will understand . it's a brutal event. understand. it's a brutal event. it's really, really challenging. but actually the training is much harder than actually racing. so if you look at the likes of myself , you know, likes of myself, you know, before me, david grindl