our nasa administrator, bill nelson, and the nasa director, lender nelson. thank you to our colleagues across the white house and everyone else joining us from home. as chair of the national space council, i know today represents an exciting new chapter in the exploration of our universe. from the beginning of history, humans have looked up to the night sky with wonder. and thanks to the people who have been working for decades and engineering unscientific marbles -- marbles, we -- scientific marvels. we have been able to look at the atmosphere and look at the university in ways we never could have imagined even a few decades earlier. now, we enter a new phase of scientific discovery. building on the legacy of hub bel, the james webb telescope allows us to see deeper into space than ever before and in stunning clarity. it will enhance what we know about the origins of our universe, our solar system, and possibly life itself. this was made possible by partnership among nations, and it is an example of how the scientific endeavor can build upon the internation

nelson, would you weigh in?>> senator, your question about china, i have made no bones about it, in response to senator shaheen. they are simply not transparent. they have not cooperated. we have given them ample opportunities, and i won't repeat what is already on the record for the committee. we would welcome that, but we would be very guarded in our dealings with the chinese. but thus far, all the opportunities that we have given them, and the example that i gave was that life was threatened on the face of the earth, with the uncontrolled entry of their first stage of their rocket, when they put up their first station. not only had been not saved enough fuel for a controlled reentry, and thank goodness it came down in the indian ocean, but it could have come down in europe, and it could have come down in saudi arabia, and not only had they not done that, but they refused to give us coordinates and information about the track. we fortunately had our own information about the track, so we were pretty on top of

including bill nelson. what he the was asked about several topics, including russia's involvement with the space station. unplanned moon landing expedition in 2025. and they also testified about stem education. the hearing is about two hours. >> >> good morning. the subcommittee on commerc, justice and agencies of >> good morning. the subcommittee on commerc, justice and agencies of the senate appropriation committee will come to order. senator moran is on his way. so, in the interest of trying to keep the hearing on time, i wanted to go ahead and begin. just for the record, we will no longer take people asking questions in virtual format. so people will be here in person. and we will take people on the order of arrival for questions. this is really a pivotal moment for the prosperity and security of the united states and democracies around the world. at the defense appopriations subcommittee, which is also meeting right now, secretary of defense and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley, are d

kriti: you can watch that interview with nelson peltz tonight at 9:00 p.m.ork time on bloomberg with david rubenstein. the s&p down 1%. the 10-year yield is still down. people are hopping into treasuries. we will dive into all of that. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, here's the first word. president biden's covid-19 symptoms have almost completely resolved after completing a treatment course of paxlovid. that's according to the white house position. the president is said to be feeling well enough to resume his physical exercise regimen. today is the fifth full-day since he tested positive, opening a window for him to return to events once he tests negative. american eskimo star brittney griner returned to a russian courtroom

how his words honored nelson mandela's legacy during these trying times around the world. >>> and why this >>> it was a deadly weekend in san jose. police are investigating two homicides and a fatal hit-and-run crash. the hit and run happened on story road east of capital expressway. police say a dark-colored minivan hit a person standing on the street and then took off. this was the 39th traffic death in the city this year. earlier that morning police were called to a homicide one mile away at story road and king. police say a fight started in a restaurant and spilled out into the street. >> it was a very chaotic scene from what we understand, there was an altercation in the restaurant that spilled out into the parking lot. that victim was chased through the parking lot over to story road where the beating continued. that's where we found him unconscious. >>> today san jose police announced the ar rust of saunray winchester wanted in connection with a who side last week. police say a woman was stabbed near the san jose institute of contemporary art. winchester has been booked into th

nelson can you weigh in? >> your question about china i have made no bones in response to senator shaheen. they are simply not transparent. they have not cooperated. we have given them ample opportunities and i won't repeat what was ordered on the record to the committee. we would welcome that. we would be very guarded in our dealings with the chinese. thus far all the opportunities that we have given them and an example i gave was that life was threatened on the face of the earth with uncontrolled entry of their first stage of the rocket when they put up their space station. not only had they not saved enough you'll are controlled re-entry and thank goodness he came down in the indian ocean but it could have come down in saudi arabia and not only had they not done that. they refuse to give us coordinates and information about the track. we fortunately had our own information about the track so we were on top of it but it's just another illustration and it's such a contrast to what we have been doing with the

fraser nelson, i was at the spectator on the spectator summer party last week.s when i cheekily message you. and as for an invitation. it was held on the day the borisjohnson resigned and it felt like a who's who of the conservative party and the media, which might sound surprising to people listening. i'm not entirely sure it should be that surprising. 0ur parties are usually sought after tickets, it was a bit of fun on thursday evening. have you ever felt quite as much like a kingmaker as that night at the heart of the unfolding drama with your garden party full of contenders? i felt like a party host. giving away booze. i'm afraid to say, i've got no power to make any kings over there. if i did i'm not quite sure the contest would be going the way that it was. it's certainly true at the spectator, we're a magazine that specialises in politics, we're a right—leaning magazine, we like to think we do it better than anybody else. 0urjournalists are some of the best connected people. and that's partly why people pick up the spectator to find out what's happening i

honoring the legacy of nelson mandela and his links to princess diana.livered the keynote address on nelson mandela national day yesterday. he praised the anti-apartheid icon for his leadership and perseverance while enduring 27 years in prison. harry also spoke about the photo of his late mother and nelson mandela. squhoo when i first looked at the photo, what i first noticed was the joy on my mother's face, the playfulness, cheekiness, even. the pure delight to be in communion with another soul so committed to serving humanity. >> he also focused on the climate change crisis, and he urged world leaders to focus on the issue to, quote, save humanity. >>> and reuters says the blue angels have named the first female pilot in the quadrant's history. amanda lee has been selected. the team will undergo five months of training in california before starting the 2023 season. 19nd perfo aeriamoves at airr ight dstrati >>"rcomi to a stornear you. the toy retailer is teaming up with a major department store just in time for the holidays. n with a major department

my guests today, fraser nelson, editor of the spectator, a publication at the heart of the conservativeshment. famously, borisjohnson was an editor of the magazine, kemi badenoch also worked there for a bit. fraser, hello, will you be anointing a leader? we're going to find out at five o'clock. apparantlyjeremy hunt is struggling to stay in. the big news of course, is that yougov poll puts penny mordaunt way ahead of all her rivals. the betting markets have moved behind her now so she is the odds on favourite. and will the spectator come out for her, do you think? i'm not a great fan of publications taken sides in these things, we are here to support it. ultimately, our leader column will make a decision. but probably brexit will make it right at the end. we don't really have favourites. like every publication, you know what we believe, what we've been arguing for basic principles for the best part of 200 years and we will work out which candidates will be the same as those principles. but right now, we're not waving the pom—poms for her or even for my former colleague, kemi badenoch. f

reportera: don nelson no es el Único que se queja de la inseguridad.troca. se la llevaron. los clientes dicen que no tienen seguridad para venir. reportera: los comerciantes dicen que se ven afectados tambiÉn por el aumento de indigentes en la zona. aseguran que esto contribuye de forma negativa sus negocios. la policÍa de hayward dice que se registraron 151 robos en el perÍmetro. pudimos conversar con algunos empleados de establecimientos y comentaron que gracias a la ayuda de la comunidad pudieron recuperar lo robado. consultamos con el departamento de policÍa de hayward e hicieron un llamado a la comunidad para reportar cualquier incidente y asÍ poder aumentar los patrullajes. asegÚrese de tener buena iluminaciÓn dentro y fuera de su negocio, especialmente en la noche. instale cÁmara de seguridad y reporte cualquier incidente. ramÓn: gracias. con estas imÁgenes, en vivo, vea cÓmo estÁ el puente, vamos a conectarnos con fernanda ramos para que nos diga lo que podemos esperar del tiempo. paola: estamos cerca del fin de semana. fernanda: pronÓstico com

you can find us on pluto tv, >>> the united nations honored nelson mandela's birthday with some star power, including prince harry and meghan markle. >> reporter: britain's prince harry and wife meghan visited the united nations to honor the life and legacy of nelson mandela. >> mandela was not only a man of conscience, he was a man of action. >> reporter: he praised the icon for his leadership and perseverance while enduring 27 years of captivity. >> he organized millions, inspired billions, joined hands not only with those who loved him but those who had once jailed him. >> reporter: the prince also spoke passionately about the special relationship mandela had with his mother princess diana, especially one photo from 1997. >> when i first looked at the photo, straight away what jumped out was the joy on my mother's face, the playfulness, the pure delight to be in communion with another soul so committed to serving humanity. >> reporter: outside the u.n. fans of harry and meghan were thrilled to get a glimpse of the royal couple as they departed. >> i'm a big fan of theirs and their

the nasa administrator, bill nelson, joins us live. >>> but first, new video of the shooting at robbary in uvalde, texas. >> surveillance cameras capturing the moment that the shooter entered the building and exactly how police responded lawmakers in texas investigating the shooting said they had planned to release the video to victims' families this coming sunday, but the austin american statesman newspaper and the local news station kvue obtained the video early and posted it today. a warning now, it is very disturbing the austin american statesman edited the following version and removed the sounds of children screaming, they report this clip lays out what happened inside the school. watch the police officers' movement while the gunman is still in the classroom. >>> they entered with weapons, others came with shields, one sanitized his hands but all of the police waited more than an hour to go inside the door that state police say was not locked to kill the gunman and rescue the survivors. an investigative reporter for the austin american statesman and kvue tony, thank you. the vi

what they're calling the nelson fire started in it force those orders from president nez because of theer. what quickly pack up and leave his home. he joins us now live from fairfield with an update on. >> what the conditions are out there right now. >> vicki, the nelson fire burned about 22 acres of this hillside. behind me, the fire chief for the corps, delia fire protection district tells me that forward progress of the fire has been stopped and that firefighters are here now working to the mop up stage is looking for and putting out any hot spots. >> the nelson fire spared members of the public from injury and no homes were damaged. but one firefighter was injured while battling the flames. according to chief dave carpenter with the core delia fire protection district, a stable. but but he is heard in the north. was jury ball falling. jury heard is back. chief carpenter says it was a 4 alarm with cal fire assisting from above with air drops. that's all retardant. larry welch owns the land where the fire took place and lives just across the street with his wife. his neighbor was the

nelson peltz with us tonight as well. david, congratulations on dragging him out for some clear conversation. what is the nelson peltz model up to the present day? david:'s model is consumer-oriented companies are companies that have pretty good businesses that are maybe underperforming, they have lost their way a bit. you buy stock in the company, you would like to make some changes, maybe i will go on the board, and he tries to increase the value of the stock without taking a company and it has worked quite well for him. tom: and what is important, david, and correct me if i'm wrong, there is not a lot of yelling and screaming. he does this in a measured way. am i right on that? david: correct. the early days of activist investors, they kind of took stock, they were fairly loud about making changes. today, it is very quiet. he doesn't really do much publicity, but what he wants, he tells the ceo, and they don't really have any publicity. if the cea does not, he may sometimes do a proxy fight, but he has prevailed genera

we will be joined by erik nelson , wells fargo macro strategist, next.anus: coming up on the showmanus:, twitter sous elon musk, taking their corporate responsibility seriously. he abandons his $44 billion takeover bid. what will happen? it's going to be a closely watched courtroom battle. will it be live and streamed? this is bloomberg.. ♪ ♪ >> we are engaged in a very challenging exercise, which is to try to cool the economy down to normal levels in an effort to bring inflation under control, but without the intent of trying to cool and slow down the decline. the right policies to get inflation under control, period. manus: richmond fed president thomas barkin on the inflation threat, how to slow the economy without a calamitous impact. dani: all of the dollar bulls out there bidding the dollar up because of that story, among others. i was basically holding my breath. i think i was nearly deceased because we did not quite get there. we are looking at a long-term view of the euro. a very busy chart. i am not going to go through all of it. basically, thi

kron. >> well, the nelson fire moved quickly. ken burning through vegetation on this hillside behind me, the fire chief for the grid, delia fire protection district tells me the forward progress of the fire has been stopped and that crews are still on scene right now working to the mop up stage is looking for in putting out any hot spots. >> no members of the public were hurt and no homes damaged in the nelson fire tuesday. but one firefighter was injured while fighting the flames. according to chief dave carpenter, with the core delia fire protection district, a stable. but but he is heard in the north. was jury ball falling. jury heard is back. chief carpenter says it was a 4 alarm with cal fire assisting from above with air drops. that's all retardant. larry welch owns the 22 acres where the fire took place and lives just across the street with his wife. his neighbor was the first to notice the fire tuesday morning. he saw the smoke. >> so he drove down and call the fire department. welch says the land has been in his family f

fire crews in fairfield worked overnight to mop up hotspots from the nelson fire. that's burning right now off cordella road that fire has burned. 22 acres and for some people evacuate their homes. proffers rob nesbitt takes a closer look at the latest on that. >> the nelson fire moved quickly burning through vegetation on this hillside. behind me, the fire chief with the core delia fire protection district says that forward progress of the fire has been stopped and the firefighters are now putting out hot spots and keeping a watchful eye on vulnerable areas nearby. >> no members of the public were hurt and no homes damaged in the nelson fire tuesday. but one firefighter was injured while fighting the flames. according to chief dave carpenter, with the core delia fire protection district, a stable. but but he is heard in house. was it the jury fall injury hurt his back? chief carpenter says it was a 4 alarm with cal fire assisting from above with air drops. that's all retardant. larry welch owns the 22 acres rhere the fire took place and lives just across the stree

in the north bay, we are getting reports of a three alarm vegetation fire on the south side of nelson hill and interstate 80. this video from pg&e's alert wildfire camera shows quite a bit of smoke there. this just coming into our news room. no word about evacuations at this time, but we are told it's moving at a moderate rate of spread. we've got chopper 5 in route and will bring you updates as we get them. >>> meanwhile, the electra fire growing to more than 3,000 acres. crews from oakland fire are going to the scene with firefighters from alameda, hayward and fremont. crews say there's no containment. the area's rugged terrain making this a tough one. evacuation remain in place as the fire threatens hundreds of structures. one evacuee says he's calm knowing crews are on it. >> at first, it was a little scary, but firefighters seem, you know, like they're doing pretty good. they saved our house multiple times now so i have faith in them. >> pg&e says there are around 13,000 outages from this fire. they've cut off several distribution lines to help cal fire. >>> and we have new video

. >> katie nelson is a spokesperson for the police department. she said shortly after midnight, the officer initiated a traffic stop, took a bullet to the body, and was treated at the hospital and has since been released. >> i don't think any officer expects to encounter like what our officer did last night. >> the suspect drove off. he crashed his suv a few blocks away and fled on foot. >> we are staying inside. >> the suspect crashed into this man's daughter car and ended up on the driveway a few blocks from town. many of the residents didn't want to give their names or show their face, fearing retaliation. they say police closed their streets and told them to stay inside as officers investigated for seven hours. >> there were around five or seven police cars around here, and i believe there were two over here. they were looking for someone. they were carrying big guns. >> nelson says they have a possible lead on the suspect but won't give a description. she said the department was thankful the officer was not seriously injured and others were

cut the program that she did not, especially with super libya was ritual should be external with a nelson as well. yeah. wow. dvd wow. finance says, oh yeah. oh you said one slide. yes. south. yeah. rational with carson for years now, which done for me at that i'll pull up right. people in the yeah pull video from she'll let me just kim's room. she thought, did you say the y fi, ela a yes, my thought or jane in that again, do you watch in pretty up my be a lot about it more than just naturally thrilled with with both both the models you need to do both got nelson's news with a grain already, a lot of them bought a they need a i was with the with, with with ah concert you cut out literally in what happened to the order in order ocean come, reduce your number down, your bush, multiple commercial. so do more for it, just like to pull so sure. the blue process, the yeah, new when you're done actually. so i mean in the home from school, i'll just go to release when you're welcome just to principal to chose fall. nobody called but i'm still still play with them or do you do them somewhere? tota

megan kate nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln, massachusetts. she has written about civil war us western history and american culture for the new york times the washington post smithsonian magazine preservation magazine and civil war monitor nelson earned her va in history and literature from the harvard university from harvard university and her phd in american studies from the university of iowa, and she has taught at texas megan kate nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln, massachusetts. she has written about civil war, u.s. western history, and american culture for the new york times, the washington post, smithsonian magazine, presentation wagons in, and civil war monitor. nelson her and her b. a. in history literature from the harvard university, and our ph. d. american studies from the university of iowa. she has taught at texas tech university, cal state, fullerton, harvard, brown. nelson is the author of saving yellowstone, ruin nation, trembling earth. we're so excited to have her with us today. before i turn it over to her,

now, you can see all the way into fairfield where we had near the nelson fire there. still some gusty winds there that on shore breeze, though, bringing the moisture level way up. now, the winds are blowing as high as 25 miles per hour there at this time. but that sea breeze going to carry with a lots of low clouds and broke up in the afternoon. just some patchy fog along the coastline and now starting to fill in again and start a race back on shore. so as we look at the big picture, we've got a little swirl off the coastline. you see one to the south here. that one moving in a little bit closer to the bay area. that's going help to deepen that marine layer again for tonight and move that fog further on shore. so that system comes on through kind of fade away. but there's another one that's going to factor in the bay area. weather latter part of this week. i think that will keep a lot of fog in the forecast through about thursday and probably friday, too. that being said, watch the push tonight. you're going to see an incredible push of low clouds and fog has already

nelson piquet has apologised but for lewis hamilton this is about a wider shed.against racism but six years on he is still facing negativity —— two years on. i six years on he is still facing negativity -- two years on. i don't know why — negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we _ negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we are _ negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we are continuing - negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we are continuing to - negativity -- two years on. i don't. know why we are continuing to give these older voices are platform because we are looking to go somewhere different and that is not representative of who we are as a sport now, it's notjust about one individual or want use of that term, it's the bigger picture.— it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a _ it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a driving _ it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a driving force - it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a driving force for- it's the bigger picture. hamilton i has been a driving force for change in f

megan kate nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln, massachusetts. she has written about civil war us western history and american culture for the new york times the washington post smithsonian magazine preservation magazine and civil war monitor nelson earned her va in history and literature from the harvard university from harvard university and her phd in american studies from the university of iowa, and she has taught at texas megan kate nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln, massachusetts. she has written about civil war, u.s. western history, and american culture for the new york times, the washington post, smithsonian magazine, presentation wagons

reporter: katie nelson is a spokesperson for the police department. she said shortly after midnight the officer initiated a traffic stop downtown while working on overtime dui. he took a bullet to the upper body and is making a recovery. nelson does not believe he returned fire. >> no officer wants to th and what ours did last night. reporter: the suspect crashed blocks away and then fled on foot. >> we are staying inside. reporter: the suspect crashed into this man's daughter's car and ended up on his driveway. >> otherwise it is a safe neighborhood. reporter: many residents did not want to show their face fearing retaliation. police told them to stay inside as officers investigated for about seven hours. >> around five or seven police cars and i believe two over here. they were looking for someone and they were carrying big guns. reporter: nelson says they have a possible lead on a suspect but will not give any description. she said the department is thankful the officer was not seriously injured and others were not hurt. >> people are always downto

[applause] nasa administrator nelson, i will turn this over to you. will you tell us about what you are seeing? >> mr. president, you held a grain of sand on the tip of your finger at arms length, that is the part of the universe you are seeing, one little speck of the universe. what you are seeing there are galaxies, you are seeing galaxies that are shining around other galaxies, whose light has been bent, and you are seeing a small, little portion of the universe. you know, one hundred years ago, mr. president, madame vice president, we thought there was only one galaxy. now, the number is unlimited. host: by the way, you can see that image on all kinds of websites. nytimes.com here, and we will see more coming out from nasa later on today. it's open forum here on washington journal. any news item you are following, public policy or political issue you want to talk about. leo and woodstock, illinois, republican line. caller: hi, i am commenting on your previous guest, ellis cose? i have written a book called unbroken -- read a book called "unbroken,

anything by willie nelson. >> right, right, right.lt lives and here you are 50 years later. do you want to just keep going or is there an end time for either of you? >> that's something that you don't think about. when you get there, you'll know it. that's the way i'll look at it. right now we're having a great time doing what we're doing. we'll keep doing it until we look at each other and say, you know what, i'm done, i guess. right now we aren't there. >> we feel we'll be adults any day now. >> yeah. and, pat, what about you? for people who this is what you've done for years has been on the road, been with people singing, performing, and then to shut it down for the pandemic and be back out there, it had to be quite an experience for you to be off the road that long and then be able to be back on. >> i fixed everything that was broken in my house. >> you and everybody else, yeah. >> all the stuff i've been looking at for years that needed doing. i think i got it all done. it was weird because we're so used to getting out and playin

so what would talking to willie nelson be without this? what, these marijuana things? harvey levin. this is the story of the country music outlaw who went against the grain his entire career, a career than spanned more than 60 years. ♪ on the road again ♪ i just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ willie nelson grew up in abbott, texas, dirt poor, and quickly discovered music was his calling.

you need to do both with nelson smith with a, a, a, a, a, a, a with us, the 1st phone number that we are with a one is just simply looks at a map of bases and massage stations. i mean, that is, or it's more than coincidental that russia is actually being surrounded and being targeted as an enemy. i mean, the ridiculous notion that must have a systems engineering out there to protect you from iran. iranian massage strikes. i mean, this is the level of deception that goes on so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development the only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk ah, with it's been 7 years since coordinate. those spray painted these insignia up on the walls of the school. it was shut down soon afterwards. in the stories that shaped this week give them freeze, a former commander of a neo nazi battalion, convicted for rape and torture. in the dumbass. as part of an amnesty program for criminals wit

. >> the fire crews there fighting 2 fires in butte county, the sandra and the nelson fire.h of those started yesterday. cal fire says the 2 people were hurt in the sandra fire. one of them, a firefighter. >> we're told their injuries are not serious, though. this fire has burned about 40 acres near oroville in his 30% contained at this time. and also the nelson fire has burned 250 acres and it is 60% contained or progress has been made against the rice is fire that's burning in nevada county. but >> more people have suffered injuries since that fire broke out 13 firefighters have been injured in the effort to battle the blaze. one civilian. he's also been hurt. structure has been destroyed. the fire has not grown since thursday. stays just over 900 acres in size. tonight. and containment has increased to 22%. nevada county residents who were told to evacuate they are able to go back to their homes right now. cal fire says that although they has made great progress, the fight is still far from over to contain california's largest burning wildfire at the moment right now abou

sir lewis hamilton demands a change in attitude in formula one after nelson piquet used a racially offensiveerm in a podcast. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. russia has shown its determined to assert control over ukraine's black sea coast, despite moscow's decision to withdraw from the much fought over snake island. missiles have hit the port of odessa where at least 19 people have died. before they were effectively blockaded, the black sea ports were used to export russian grain. now kiev has accused moscow of stealing that grain and it says this russian—flagged cargo ship has left the russian—occupied port of berdyansk with a cargo of seed. our correspondentjoe inwood has the latest. today we had another attack, once again using these old soviet—era missiles which hit a resort town just to the west of odesa. it was a nine—storey apartment block that was hit as well as a holiday complex. a 12—year—old boy is amongst the dead. now, what's interesting about the odesa attack today is it happened maybe 12 hours after the russians had been pushed off an island call

katie nelson's a spokesperson for the mountain view police department. she says shortly after midnight the officer initiated a traffic stop in downtown while working on overtime dui shift. he took a bullet to the upper. he was treated at the hospital and released nelson as the officer did not return fire. i don't think any officer expects or wants to encounter something like what they like what our officer did last night after shooting the officer the suspect drove off. he crashed his suv a few blocks away and then fled on foot because you know the cops they told don't coming out so we stay inside the suspect crashed into this man's daughter's car and ended up on his driveway a few blocks from downtown. otherwise, it's a pretty safe neighborhood. yeah. yeah many of the residents didn't want to give their name or show their face fearing possible retaliation. they say please close their streets and told them to stay inside as officers investigated for about seven hours there were around five or seven police cars around and then we're just looking for someo

he was speaking on nelson mandela day. think of anybody less qualified to talk about a struggle of nelson mandela's kind than prince harry, whose own sense of freedom, this book called finding freedom, nelson mandela's long walk to freedom. mandela lived in a six by six prison cell for 27 years as a prisoner and then came out and became one of the greatest, most iconic figures of my entire lifetime. prince harry ditched his family, he ditched his country, he ditched everything that he stood for, he ditched most of his friends and he fled the u.k. to go live in california with his spoiled, woke wife and an $11 million mansion for which they preach about equality and . you couldn't make it up, it is completely ridiculous and i think he's got to be very careful now. if he is a renegade royal not doing any official duty but just having his royal cake and eat it and he starts trashing the american constitution and the american people in the way he is now doing and the same way that he and his wife trash to the royal family, is

they're mopping up hot spots from the nelson fire, which is burning off of cordy leader road it burned 22 acres and it did for some evacuations. kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest. >> the nelson fire moved quickly burning through vegetation on this hillside. behind me, the fire chief with the core delia fire protection district says that forward progress of the fire has been stopped and the firefighters are now putting out hot spots and keeping a watchful eye on vulnerable areas nearby. >> no members of the public were hurt and no homes damaged in the nelson fire tuesday. but one firefighter was injured while fighting the flames. according to chief dave carpenter, with the core delia fire protection district, a stable. but but he is heard in the north. was jury ball falling. jury heard is back. chief carpenter says it was a 4 alarm with calfire assisting from above with air drops. that's alright heart. larry welch owns the 22 acres where the fire took place and lives just across the street with his wife. his neighbor was the first to notice the fire tuesday morning. he saw the smok

nelson mandela was still on the terrorist list. so these sanctions are extremely hard to remove politically, even with an administration that wants to do so. and clearly, president biden has stated, he does not want to do so. oh, it does it. you died several years after my you remove the site. i guess i have the engaged audience. he want to ask you a few things. i'm going to call this the speed round. ok, so that a fair one, a bit, that comments to you and i want an instant reaction because each of the questions could loss of the entire show that he's not going to happen is going to be the speed. right. all right, and henry, this is for you from knocking. will the do ever be revived? considering the influence israel has on the united states in 30 seconds. i'm not sure this deal will be revised, but some dealer that we will be revived. the inevitability of us iran negotiations is always there. it's been there since the advent of the islamic republic in 1979. all right, nick on this one is from you from rational history. thank you fo

it comes after the former driver nelson piquet, who�*s 69, used a racially offensive term to refer tour sports correspondent natalie pirks is at silverstone. natalie. we should have been talking, of course, about potential record crowds here at silverstone, mercedes�* struggle or red bull dominance but as you say lewis hamilton has had to talk again about racism. nelson piquet, three—time world champion, used a racial slur twice in audio that has emerged this week in a podcast in his native brazil, speaking in portuguese. he has since apologised. he said that word is widely used back in brazil but a chorus of condemnation across motorsport and people in his own country and you could sense the exasperation of sir lewis hamilton last night. he was talking about this. he talks about the archaic narratives and negativity that he continues to face. the former formula one boss, bernie ecclestone, suggested hamilton should just brush aside the comments. however, hamilton responded by saying that we, the media, need to do better at thinking aboutjust we, the media, need to do better at thinki

i'm shelby nelson. >> bay area music legend carlos santana is recovering after he collapsed on stage. the 74 year-old musician was performing at pine music festival near detroit when he fell over videos posted to social media shows medics and staff treating santana on stage. he was taken to a local hospital. santana later posted an update on facebook saying that he, quote, forgot to eat and drink water. so he collapsed. he says he is now doing well and taking it easy. for your money. about 2 thirds of americans are living paycheck to paycheck. paul barker key explains how people are making ends meet as they dip into savings to get by. >> it can jennifer la monica is one of millions of americans dipping into their rainy-day funds as clouds of a potential recession hangover head. the bureau of economic analysis defines the personal savings rate as the percentage of disposable income that we can put away after taxes and expenses, the pandemic and 3 rounds of stimulus checks, padded pocketbooks at first the personal savings rate hit a record high of 34% in april of 2020. but this april, i

crews are mopping up the nelson fire in court. delia, just by fairfield. this is some time lapse video of that fire. one point there were mandatory evacuation orders, but this just in all of those warnings have now been lifted again, they're mopping up that nelson fire at this hour. we do want to check in with kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr. now for a look outside. dave, looks like some of those clouds kind of cleared there. yeah. looks like a skies open up quite a bit. yeah, good well, everybody or looking at a turning mostly sunny skies temporarily until that fog rolls back in again, not everywhere, half moon bay. there you see kind of the overcast hanging around. >> hang with us for another day or so. we'll get some better sunshine for you. latter portion of the week. storm tracker, 4 shows are still parent low hanging out to the coast here. that will continue to deliver this really the marine layer. that's why you're seeing those humidity levels spike in those inland valleys and throw in the fog out there in the morning hours. that, of course, mixes o

i'm now going to show you nelson grant, who is also leaning that facility in new york, and he explains what he learns. a sunday he use his drug. that helps keep him safe . his nelson if you do more morals, you have, if you're going to you, or you're still going to you later to try to you safely known for in order to talk to you safely. go don't overuse return. noodle, even knowing who he was in the doorway, user clean, one of you, happens to say were included with blue shield, will be richard of step from trouble. how to do retro i have a minute and a little bit left in the show. i would like to hear your mood guess whether you're hopeful about hom reduction that these fatalities in indigenous and people color communities. if in 2022 there is a hope for way forward. andrea, you start? sure, absolutely. i feel hopeful. i think that harm reduction is a new word for indigenous practices that have been happening since time immemorial . and that ultimately we are strong communities and we are able to work with each other to protect our communities. and so i have shelves really feel hope yel

nelson piquet has been banned from the f1 paddock. fight broke out at silverstone leaving dose back may meeting hospital treatment. the local place where i say it have on friday night near the ferris wheel. the mineral aged 30 and 40. northampton police have also issued a warning to deter potential protesters ahead of the race tomorrow following intelligence that there may be an attempt to access there may be an attempt to access the track. we will bring you more on this if and when we get it.— this if and when we get it. thank ou this if and when we get it. thank you for keeping _ this if and when we get it. thank you for keeping an _ this if and when we get it. thank you for keeping an eye _ this if and when we get it. thank you for keeping an eye on that i this if and when we get it. thank. you for keeping an eye on that for us. tomorrow should be exciting. the mayor of london's office says more than a million people took part in today's pride parade in the capital — making it the biggest ever. it marked the fiftieth anniversary of

they're mopping up hot spots from the nelson fire. it's burning off of cordy lee road. it has burned. 22 acres so far and it did force evacuations. kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest. >> the nelson fire moved quickly burning through vegetation on this hillside. behind me, the fire chief with the core delia fire protection district says that forward progress of the fire has been stopped and the firefighters are now putting out hot spots and keeping a watchful eye on vulnerable areas nearby. >> no members of the public were hurt and no homes damaged in the nelson fire tuesday. but one firefighter was injured while fighting the flames. according to chief dave carpenter,hwith the core delia fire protection district, a stable. but but he is heard in the north. was jury fall fall injury hurt his back. chief carpenter says it was a 4 alarm with cal fire assisting from above with air drops. that's alright heart. larry welch owns the 22 acres where the fire took place and lives just across the street with his wife. his neighbor was the first to notice the fire tuesday mornin