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. >> ozzy and harriet. >> the add ven chiers of ozzy and harriet. >> i loved everybody in it, actually>> bring it in. i'm starved. >> it was a happy gentle american family of the 1950s. >> how much do you need? >> never mimed, pop. that's ok. >> don't worry about it. you can pay me back. >> i don't want it. >> you got rocks in your head? >> the kids were plight. everybody was nice to each other. those were not real biem they entertained and delighted us. >> all right, kids. dinner's on, we're sitting down. >> when you get to father knows best, it's very patriarch cal. >> a quiet evening at home. i could use it. >> bud usually had a problem with truth telling on some level. >> what was all that racket upstairs? >> i didn't hear anything. >> father knows best represents the good life, the american dream. >> i'll read you one story and off to bed you go. >> leave it to beaver entered the sitcom realm in 157. >> what's that? >> the real key to leave it to beaver is that its written from a child's point of view. >> why don't you let stanley cut your hair? >> i lost my money. >> you have the

. >> adventures of "ozzie and harriet ". >> bring it in. starved. >> it was a happy gentle american family of the 1950s. >> how much do you need? >> pop, that's okay. >> no, don't worry about it. you can pay me back. >> honest, pop, i don't want it. >> what's wrong with you, david? you got rocks in your hair? >> the kids were polite and everyone was nice to each other. those were not real people but entertained and delighted us. >> sit down. >> when you get to "father knows best" it's patriot dealing with tiny problems. >> and i played bud. bud usually had a problem with truth telling on some level. >> what was all that racket upstairs. >> i didn't hear anything. >> it represented the good life. the american dream. >> i'll read you one story and off to bed i go. >> leave it to beaver enters the sitcom realm in 1957. >> what's that? >> the real key to "leave it to beaver" is it's written from a child's point of view. >> you have the character of beaver and wally who is his older brother who usually does things right. beaver is always the one

. >> "ozzy and harriet." >> i loved everybody, actually. >> it was a happy, gentle american family ofhe 1950s. >> how much do you need? >> i don't mind, pop. that's okay. >> don't worry about it, you can pay me back. >> what's wrong with you, david? you got rocks in your head? >> everybody was nice to each other, and those were not real people but they entertained and delighted us. >> dinner is on. we're sitting down. >> when you get to "father's knows best," it's pay triarchal. >> i played bud. bud had a problem of truth telling on some level. >> what was that racket upstairs? >> i didn't hear anything. "leave it to beaver" enters the sitcom realm in 1957. >> what is that? >> a hair cut, i think. >> the real key to "leave it to beaver" is it is written from a child's point of view. >> you have the character of beaver, and you have wally, who is his older brother who usually does things right. beaver is always the one that gets in trouble. >> and there were the parents to teach them, show them the right path. >> we want you to feel that you can come to me or your mother with any probl

one of the victims said she was referred to as an ozzy peak and was told by one of the ripest. i'm going to live style the woods lib style flash around the nation. suddenly, the lebanese is trailyn communities and accused. right, the racial reasons. people to the court demonstrated that is responsible for these vicious and sickening, grimes as liberties muslims identify themselves as liberties muslims formed in the plan of attack as liberties muslims by ellen jones introduces a new dimension. he moved from the notion which is more widely hill, about ripe, so they are a small minority, often psychotic, sick minded people who at the age of the social world. and he places them in the middle as an exemplar of all muslim men across the community. they were the threats received. there were messages left in little boxes, there were threats that muslim women would be dragged from the straits and raped in revenge. and walking the streets. you absolutely looked at differently. it looked as if he could be another another, right? this delay could be part of that gang. oh, you know. and, an

and because it was managed to keep it that way, the marcia tracy honest ozzy, a francis khaki believes that the old port area belongs to the cities residence and has long been campaigning to get them access to it again. she's the left wing, threes of parties, maritime policy spokeswoman that is skeptical about the chinese commitment. she believes massive investments by aging would also have political consequences for her country or both that he did to some of the consequences do not attend on the government. that is in power and accept them with the same mix up. and i'll be, for example, when the you want to pass certain resolutions regarding china's expansion in the south china sea. we have a left wing of wind here that had its doubts about us and you'll be skipped. the must be you member grease broker, political taboo by signing with the chinese. grease has also been silent about aging actions in hong kong. money, francis scott, he says makes you dependent. she's particularly worried about the use divisions over china. but the realization that europe has to speak to china with one vo

the ozzie's lead by four. final seconds, u.s. down three, brown a stewart to tie it. no, no, no. australia won it 70-57. it was the first win over the americans in 11 years. the u.s. record is 0-2 in exhibition play in las vegas. >>> san francisco. alexander massi allis is headed to his third olympic games. won silver and bronze in foil fencing. left for tokyo today, but this time he's got company. kid sister sabrina is on the team in the women's foil division, and get this -- use their coach? dad here, greg cialis, the longtime olympic coach. talk about all in the family. >> our whole lives, really, we've been looking forward to this. we grew up in this environment where the olympics were the pinnacle of our career and now to be able to go together as competitors and coaches, it's a very, very special experience. >> what a talented family that is. you've got two olympians. the dad is the head coach. one of the best coaches in the game. >> no treasure. >> they're all on the plane flight >>> all right. this was a long time coming. >> the california highway patrol has 119 new offic

if my mother is ashton ozzy and my father is 40 boots. those kids, i don't and they went to israel, but not because they felt jewish. not at all reset it, but it was because at the time they were of a certain political persuasion and wanted to practice in a kid boots. my brother is israeli. i'm the only french one in my family and i ended up in my thing which isn't really friends, is sort of separate to the country. i feel like a true marcia, because i really like the city even with almost as long as you must have seen them . but can i book who that is really why see so anyway, that's how i feel. what i could do. there are lots of different people very mixed. generally i don't, i like being in the busy neighborhoods and soaking up the life when i like living by the water too because i feel mediterranean. so she was so me john e n c i o o o o, o is in its me ah ah ah, i think it's great that we're traveling straight from my say to one of the oldest jewish centers in europe, transport and not just to paris as you might expect you see a whol

in the meantime, human rights watch points out that ozzy on the regional group has called for a cessation of hostilities, but that was 3 months ago, and little progress has been made. japan's government has proposed extending the corona via a state of emergency in tokyo through the end of august and expanding it to several other regions. the restrictions are expected to be agreed by a panel of experts over seeing that break. they'll apply to 3 prefixes near the limpid host it he took you and the western prefecture of soccer. the capital announced a record of 3865 daily infections as all thursday. while daily cases nationwide have topped 10000 for the 1st time. the u. s. congress has passed a bill, increasing the number of visas for afghan allies to face taliban retaliation. it allows an additional $8000.00 visas and $500000000.00 for emergency transportation and housing. the 2000000000 dollar emergency funding bill was passed unanimously by the senate. it also includes legislation loosening some visa requirements for afghan allies. the 1st group of afghans who helped international forces

when a boat capsized alternate to news, east coast, near ozzy's authority say they were trying to cross the mediterranean from libya to italy, dodge areas of malaysia on the severe lockdown as it battles a new wave of code. 19 a new viral campaign is helping people who are struggling a white flag, hey outside the house has quickly become recognized as the sign that people inside are running short of food or other necessities neighbors. and businesses are offering help using the hash tag, white flag on social media. hundreds of thousands of lower income families are experiencing shortages. you can minister has not plans to lift most covered 19 restrictions in england in 2 weeks on acknowledging that it could drive up infections. people wouldn't have to wear face masks in most places or maintain social distancing from july. the 19th, or johnson says, the country will have to learn to live with the virus, tonya, going to go reports from london on monday, a solemn start to the day for the prime minister, commemorating the 73rd birthday. if you case national health service, i've been event h

ozzy al beats with a uh what you might call a very wild throw to first base.what i love about it. you can't always take these things too seriously, right? yeah gotta laugh. and yeah, the braves having some fun with it, that is the 45% yeah, one of those want to get away moments. sure yep. all right, you guys. thank you. and thanks so much for joining us tonight. have a good night, everybody. good have to leave? yeah, can't we just stay a couple more days? i know -- it's killing me. tomorrow's open-mic night at the apollo. look, we'll all come back. i love it here, too. compared to new yorkers, i'm laid-back. now, come on. get upstairs and pack, or else you might miss your flight. mwah! after a great week in new york, i had to get to raleigh for the carolina closet caucus. phil and i have always wanted to drive across the country together, so we thought we'd make a road trip of it. bye! bye, guys! bye! bye! bye! we'll miss you! okay, here's the deal -- we're staying another night. what? you heard mom and dad. they said no. well, we'll still get home before them

in the meantime, human rights watch points out that ozzy on the regional group has called for a cessation of hostilities, but that was 3 months ago and little progress has been made. the us congress has passed a bill, increasing the number of visas for afghan allies who faced taliban retaliation. now it allows an additional $8000.00 pieces and $500000000.00 for emergency transportation and housing. the 2000000000 dollar emergency funding bill was passed unanimously by the u. s. senate. this also includes legislation loosening some. these are requirements for those african allies. well, the 1st group of afghans who helped the international force, his arches arrived in the united states, soon thousands of others still haven't been approved to leave. and they are awaiting confirmation. charlotte bellis picks up the story from cobble 3 years. ali was a translator for the us army in his own province at home, and in may, he took a bus to cobble for an interview at the us embassy. and his waited since then at this guest house. last week he was approved for evacuation, but he has heard nothing mo

in the meantime, human rights watch points out that ozzy on the regional group has called for a cessation of hostilities, but that was 3 months ago, and little progress has been made. in may, more of a health care system is not only overstretched, but on the fire. according to the un, more than 600 medics, the facing arrest warrants as the routing to, to uses the crisis to control the population. and he's 67 doctors have been detained, and many more been attacked. the names enforce louise report have been changed to protect people's identities. seems like this were common in man, not until when the crowd of people used to wait for hours to get oxygen for loved ones suffering from cove at 19 killers on. people are worried and scared. there's also been pressure from the military telling people not to keep the oxygen didn't tell has now imposed a new rules. people will need a letter from the local administrator to obtain oxygen like much of southeast asia, myanmar is experiencing its worst wave of corona, virus infection. and health care system ravaged by decades of military dictatorship is

sophie: with ozzie on the back foot -- aussie dollar on the back foot, trading at 1.11. the nhk news reported japan's elections. haidi: let's get to one of the top stories from the markets. the oil patch saudi arabia insisting that opec+ must extend oil output. they will try to avoid a stalemate. asia energy correspondent is here with us. what are we expecting now? >> saudi arabia is really insisting that opec stick to this agreement that it has hashed out with russia to boost production, and it is really raising the stakes in the standoff with the united arab emirates. the uae has said it is in favor of adding more oil to the markets but rejects the plan proposed by saudi arabia and russia. it is requesting the baseline for its own production be revised significantly higher. without an extension of the agreement, there is a fallback deal in place in which output from the group increases in august. that would be bullish for prices. we will have to see what happens. the group is scheduled to meet again today so it is still possible that there is some sort of agreement. so

my wife no space feeling ozzie had, too. why? i was there and saw it.sed her right hand, two and became a citizen to this country of opportunity the right way. one of the proudest moments in my life. i can't recommend strong enough terms to all those american patriots out there that love everything this country stands for. if you ever get a moment to go to a ceremony and see these people wanted to come here and do it the right way, if you ever get to see them raise their right hand like my wife did and works there but off because of this country and pledge allegiance to our flag, i can't recommend any stronger terms you do it. it will bring a tear to your eye. this country is worth fighting for and stuff the country of opportunity and always will be. folks, this country was built on hard work and american, opportunity, it was protected by brave men and women in our military who left pieces of themselves, if not their entire lives overseas. my grandfather fought for this country and the battle, used to wake up in the middle of the night sometimes screami

>> band member 1: we had ozzy osbourne's ozzfest this year. >> anthony: right. >> band member 1: thatod audiences here? >> band member 1: they are kind of polite. >> anthony: they're polite? really? >> band member 1: they are really quiet and just watching us. and when we finish playing, they solemnly clap. >> anthony: really? ♪ you know, when i look at popular music, the, the stuff that's selling millions of records in america, it makes me angry, actually. >> band member 1: do you mean that you sometimes get angry with someone -- people? >> anthony: yeah, if i see who is the worst wand in the world, the worst popular band in the world? who? >> my chemical romance. >> oh, my chemical romance, yes. hate them. [ laughter ] that's a good one. ♪ >> anthony: can you make a living? >> band member 1: no. >> anthony: no? >> band member 1: not at all. >> anthony: not at all? >> band member 1: we all have part-time jobs. >> anthony: you all have jobs. what do your families think when they see that you're doing this kind of music? >> band member 1: that we are at 22 to 25 years old. it's the hun

a lot of people are tweeting out tributes to hill including his bandmates along with ozzy osbourne. >rting tomorrow anybody that gets a first dose in new york city will get paid $100. only 5% of the big apple fully vaccinated. >>> this is the biggest day of the nba offseason. this is when lives can change in nba drafts. the warriors have the 7th and 14th overall picks. do we need to remind you, steph curry was the overall 7th pick. that worked out well for us. >>> and top stories we are following for you today, including not just your i.d. but what else you need when you go to grab a drink in san francisco. >>> following the recommendation for anybody regardless of vaccination status inside, and two bay area communities could soon follow suit. we'll introduce you to those cities, coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store i

used to seeing, 747 around 900,000 pounds, is that this is carol commander around thousand pounds and ozzieit is not decked out with the equipment that current president have but i was told it is a stable safe airplane. in the 1950s, helicopters reliable yet president eisenhower wanted a plane to fly to his ranch in gettysburg so he asked to find a twin airplane so they put them up to meet air force but five of them planes we got to see is the last one of the five step flying today. >> the way it came off the factory assembly line and modifications were not made, it was painted the color when it came off the assembly line, the only thing the government, they put the stripes on it u.s. air force on. >> the instruments inside are still rational and i got an up close look this is where president eisenhower would typically sit, first lady would be here in front back from the smallest airplane to ever have been called air force one. now is in the cabin eisenhower had pilot fights and, he would see him fly his own air force one plane. today the owners offered rewrites for veterans at no cost. jon

ozzie qe down over 1% on the month -- aussie-kiki down over 1% on the month.e: we have a real focus from the rba on employment, they became really dovish on the outlook. they have set for years, australian companies want to keep costs an interval, and they are focusing on keeping labor costs down. we've not seen much wage inflation in australia for decades. that is a concern. lowe remaining dovish, and on the other hand, the market is thinking perhaps the rbnz will hike. a different stance, and i think the new zealand dollar will remain supported. manus: we have to leave it there. jane foley. this is bloomberg. dani: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters. it has just gone a: 30 a.m. in london. i am dani burger alongside manus cranny in dubai. here are today's top stories. >> there will be a forward guidance review, because we have to align with the strategy review we just completed. dani: christine lagarde tells investors to prepare for new guidance on monetary stimulus next week. more from our exclusive conversation with the ecb president this h

the re, marcia tracy honest ozzy of frances khaki believes that the old port area belongs to the cities residence and has long been campaigning to get them access to it again. she's the left wing, threes of parties, maritime policy spokeswoman that is skeptical about the chinese commitment. she believes massive investments by aging would also have political consequences for her country or both. the see that you, some of the consequences do not depend on the government that is empowered, fragile, and accept them with the same mix up. but i'll be your example when you want to pass certain resolutions regarding china's expansion in the south china sea. we had a left wing government here that had its doubts about us and you'll be a wester skip spun, especially the mass e. u member greece broker, political taboo by signing with the chinese. grease has also been silent about aging actions in hong kong money fronts. the skunky says makes you dependent. she's particularly worried about the use divisions over china. but the realization that europe has to speak to china with one voice is slowly g

this is ozzie. he's shy. he loves getting out for walks and hikes and does well on his leash. he would do well in a home with experienced dog owners and older kids. he's good at posing for photos too. we'll be right back. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. >>> welcome back. and here is some terrifying video, cell phone video that shows the base of a carnival ride appearing to lift off the ground on thursday night. people ran over to help keep the ride from turning over. you can see down on the bottom middle of your screen there, the ride was set up at the national cherry festival in michigan. everyone on board was able to walk away safely. the ride was removed and taken to a factory in ohio to look into what went wrong. >>> it has almost been three weeks since the deadly condo collapse in surfside, florida, and the recov

ozzy is being charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of false statements related to health care matters. there's a lot in this story and kron four's terisa stasio is following it for us tonight. we'll have more details starting on kron. 4 news at 8 when kick off our primetime coverage tonight. more than a dozen major wildfires are currently burning in california. but the total number of fires we've already had this year has far surpassed the amount at this time last year. the beckwourth complex fire now covers nearly 95,000 acres along north 3rd california's border with nevada. the fire has burned 2 dozen homes. the river fire, which is along mariposa and madera counties has charred at least 9500 acres and has prompted evacuations. meanwhile, there are nearly 60 wildfires burning in about a dozen other western states. one back you eat is telling us that the experience is putting life into perspective. >> experiencing the same thing. and hearing stories. is different outlook on life. the shooter print. well, look, our compassion. >> the largest fire right now is in oregon. t

ozzy alvis. that ball at second base, the grounders actually thrown closer to home plate that it is first base, but you know what? i love the reaction from those guys you can't take it too seriously, over the course of 162 game schedule. this is ryan patch from england. he's a trick boy out. sure how cooter brighter, not the tiniest of guys. first one hurt, but what? alright styled it. that is my passion of the olympics tonight, right there. good for graceful makes it happen. x games stuff, personal interior, and that's the sporting life at this hour back to you, alex and julie. all right, mark. thank you. and next tonight at 11. incredible shock. they were a very sweet family. uh very good. neighbors appeared. my neighborhood is in shock tonight after a family was killed in a horrific car crash while on vacation. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. clark state community of piedmont is devastated after three members of a family of four were all killed in a car crash over the weekend.

and the tv programs ozzie and harriet the simpsons, and yes, of course saturday night live. so what are the book come about? around 2011 i was asked by peter covenney who worked for the publisher wiley blackwell to edit a series of essays on the ford and carter administrations. i've done a lot of work on jimmy carter. i've been working on him for many years. i felt i knew the historiography quite well. a new far less about gerald ford so i began to do a lot of reading about him. and i realized that there was room for a biography of him another one. there have been only two biographies written of him since his passing in 2006. one of them came out in 2007 by doug brinkley another one in 2014 by james cannon who some of you may know worked with a gerald ford. but i felt that both of them less than stones unturned left room for their biography. so i contacted fred woodward who was then work chief editor at the university press of kansas. i said to him. i'd like to write a biography of jail ford. what do you think he said great idea. and the rest is history, and hence the book c