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countries to give off because the priority is that's how the world is looking at 1 30 pm. moscow tie, mike peters got so many back again with another look at today's biggest stories in or out half an hour's time out to see them. ah ah ah ah ah mm hm. mm mm. welcome to was a part of the great polish right. i said he slept, he actually had to leave to see both the 1st and the 2nd world war remark to with band of he's live that we should not expect too much from the end of the world, even that death them in the war and conquest. the 4 biblical horsemen of the apocalypse, already riding a top of our daily news bulletins, hasn't the world at least as we knew it already ended. well to discuss it, i'm now enjoined by dmitri training research professor at the higher school of economics in moscow. it's a training, it's always a great july for me to talk to. thank you very much for coming to the studio jokes on for inviting me. thank you. now this mark this month marks the 60th anniversary of the cuban missile crisis and the you just the other day published an article suggesting that for all the seeming si

people know we need change. >> reporter: peter, our colleague mike memoli pointed out that joe bidenident for the funeral of former senate majority leader harry reid. he is not expected to campaign here. she's going to have to walk that tightrope basically on her own politically. not without major backers. former president obama is said to campaign for her here in a couple of weeks. >> that's a good way to transition to our guest here. codie, president biden pushed back on this narrative that republicans now have the upper hand with the midterms and that the economy is the top voter concern. here is part of what he said. >> the polls have been all over the place. i think that we're going to see one more shift back to our side in the closing days. let me tell you why. we're starting to see some of the good news on the economy. gas prices are down sharply. in 46 of the 50 states because of what i have been doing. we are moving in the right direction. there's more to come. >> how does the president reclaim that sort of message on the economy right now? your former boss, president obama

peter robinson? there is a mike. it is on its way. peter is going to be interviewing me for his tv show. the idea he gets back to the chair is a little bit much, anyway, but there we go. >> sorry. i will ask a question now that i won't ask that we will speak on friday. you attack the declaration of independence, we will get to that on friday, but you also attack the weak historians, who for 200 years maligned king george the third. who are these weak historians? why are they so important in your reading of history that we know who they are? why do they so annoy you? >> i suspect you will know who they are, you will have heard of them. you will have heard of george auto trevelyan and his father. really, all the way up to the 20th century, jack plummer would call a weaker historian, for example. all of them tried to make george stirred out to be a tyrant in british political terms. he was constantly attempting to stamp out the powers of the crown. and, they, therefore, pick up on whatever work and radical weeks, such as charles james fox

license forms, which will take some time charlies law will officially become available in 2027 mike peters live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you. drivers know it. california gas prices are back up again. in fact, the state's average price of $6.41 is three cents shy of breaking an all time record. the national average is just 3 80 a gallon energy economists have long called the difference in price. a mystery gas surcharge. that is happening somewhere in the retail distribution and marketing and retailing sector, but it's not clear where governor gavin newsom calls the petroleum producers and refineries greedy oil companies and says they are fleecing californians. on friday, the state will begin sending out state gas stimulus checks ranging from 200 to just over $1000. okay another classic fall day. today we had temperatures in the seventies and eighties. it's going to be a little bit warmer. well it was a little bit warmer. today it's going to be a little warmer tomorrow and then a little warmer as we head towards thursday and friday as well, so the trend is for this and then leveli

. >> peter, i want to share what former vp mike pence said today about kevin mccarthy's comments on aid >> conservatives must make it clear that putin must stop, and putin will pay. as we stand here today, it is the arsenal of democracy. we must continue to provide ukraine with the resources to defend themselves. >> first, let's fact-check mccarthy, where he said we can't just offer a blank check. we have not offered a blank check yet. there are no plans to do so moving forward. but doesn't this sound like this could become a tricky debate within the gop here? >> yeah, this is a real sign of how much the republican party has a vault or change under an era of trump, right. this is a party that has made, obviously to russia and russian aggression, its signature issue for generations, right. mike pence is giving voice to the same sentiments you would've heard presumably from ronald reagan and george h. w. bush and other republicans for many many decades. and what he is doing is fighting against this rising tide within the republican party of trumpian style, you know, if not deference to ru

. >>> joining me onset, white house correspondent mike memoli and peter baker, correspondent for "the new york times." also former moscow bureau chief for "the times." he's co-author of "the di provideer." so mike, the question everybody immediately had, i got this information before 11:00 last night. why was the president saying this and why now? we're getting new guidance. >> we're at this unique moment. the better ukraine is doing on the battlefield, the fear is that the more provocative that russia could get. we goat goth an important indication in the last few minutes, the white house press secretary saying the extents were not based on any new intelligence, but there's been no change to our nuclear posture. others are i saying what the president said at this fundraiser in new york certainly raised some eyebrows, but the substance really mirrored what he's been saying publicly. >> but the framing of it. >> i have to say when reader these comments, i had the same reaction. i went back to 2008, one of my first experiences covering joe biden. a similar setting, he talked about his r

she requests testing with their doctor mike, monica peters live tonight in san jose. thank you, lamonica. for that several south bay community and public service organizations will be sharing $3 million in new federal funding. congresswoman zoe lofgren presented checks to four groups today. $1 million will allow the bay area community health organization to digitize its health records are critical need that's not covered by other funding. the san jose police department also will receive $1 million for its mobile unit to help people who are experiencing a mental health crisis. because of this federal funding, the city and county will be able to continue this program. well, they worked to secure long term funding to incorporate and m katz continuation and expansion . i think it was it will save lives. san jose state university is also getting a half million dollars in funding for its healthy community clinic located in east san jose and in affordable housing development in san jose, will get a half million dollars for its community center. coming up new data on covid-19

mike rowe. >> sandra: peter doocy is live on the north lawn, no mention of a lot of the top issues for voters as we just heard from the president a few moments ago addressing the dnc. >> and sandra, president biden is giving what he's calling a closing argument and you are right, he has not brought up immigration or the border, we have not heard him talk about crime. instead he's speaking broadly about he does not think his policies are going to tank democratic chances in the november elections. >> everybody wants to make it a referendum but it's a choice between two vastly different visions for america, significantly different. democrats are building a better america for everyone, with the economy that grows from the bottom up and the middle out, j every one does well. republicans are doubling down on the mega maga trickle-down economics. we, the democrats, are the ones fiscally responsible. >> the white house has been hoping the debate about abortion access and student loan debt forgiveness is going to keep younger voters engaged in the process. but bernie sanders of all people is worrying

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mark: you saw tactics used against paul -- who was no threat, and peter navarro and bannon no threat to anyone. the abuse of power. >> mike mark: right, my question is that. you have judges in dc like this judge jackson, among others, who have no problem with this thing. they seem to think it is fine. conticongress canon only do so much but shining light of truth on what these people are doing is important. will you hold in contempt tlike the january 6 committee has who are not responsive, it is assault now-- all now fair game. there. >> i think you are right. i think every option to be on the table, we have to do what needs to done to get american people the truth. and i think that country is already figuring this out, american people are start smsmart, they have common sense, i say this leeelection is for plus freedom. there is what they are doing , to your freedoms our first amendment liberty, and second amendment rights and due process rights and weaponizing government against you, i think that will be on minds of every voter who t -- they walk into voting booth. they know that is their only chance. it is different no

five years, toward the end of summer 2019, detective mike fletcher gets a tip that he shares with the u.s. marshals, leaving them to zero in on peter30 at night. i was in the room getting ready to go to sleep. brushing my teeth, playing a video game. a knock on the door. i put my pants on. answer the door. rs mexico, peter chadwick is found. >> it was august 5th that peter chadwick was in custody. he looked like a man who was done running. deflated. no resistance. we brought him back here to newport beach police department. then said, well, let's see what he has to say. >> obviously i can clam up and just -- whatever. but i'm willing to talk. >> we basically crossed a whole dossier of information from his time in mexico. his budgeting, accounting for every dollar that he had, pictures of his family. numerous fraudulent identification cards. >> i knew i had to pay for what happened. it was a bad choice. >> after ten long years and a diligent investigation, finally peter chadwick faces justice. >> there was a lot of discussion abou tpod toome rtf eent. at the end of the day, t boys s acutely aware that had been through a lot. >> mr.

mike mibach. the five day strike will affect three etcetera hell's campuses in oakland and berkeley ktvu is lamonica. peters has more on the nurses demands as well as the hospital's response. we feel like the hospital isn't doing enough to ensure that there are appropriate measures in place to handle. a situation that might escalate california nurses association and national nurses . united says they've been bargaining with the hospital since june of last year and represents 1800 nurses at sutter health out to bates summit medical center campus is the union says abe's emc campuses now have a 50% turnover rate, which is higher than the national average. when we spend the time and energy to mentor them and precept them, we would like for them to stick around and be part of our team. team. and so we goes to the hospital, providing the measures and the support to continue to mentor them and lift them up. gabler says. newly trained nurses are finding safer working conditions and even higher pay at other hospitals, which ultimately can lead to staffing shortages at alta bates. nurses say violence in the workplace

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach landscapers made the discovery this morning right behind that house on stockbridge avenue and atherton ktvu s lamonica peters is there tonight and lamonica crime scene investigators have been brought up brought in here. yes they have. we spoke with atherton police earlier today a couple of hours ago, and they told us that around nine o'clock this morning that the homeowners gave them a call saying that they're landscapers had found a car buried in their backyard and just to be safe, they brought out the san mateo crime lab to dig the car up and see what else might be there now we were unable to see them excavating because the driveway blocks the backyard. it's a really long driveway leads to the house and the police. have the gate closed off. they think the car has been there since the 19 nineties. they didn't clarify why they believe that possibly because of the age of the car that is buried there, but they also say it's about 4 to 5 ft, uh, into the ground. police also found unused bags of concrete throughout the car. they don't know exactly what those were being used for, but it's not. it's still inside o

florida congressman mike waltz is in "focus" this hour and join us in a moment. first to peter doocy who joins us from the north lawn of the white house. hi, peter. >> good morning. as president biden was leaving here for florida to tour storm damage reporters shouted out to ask him about the production cut announced bio peck and he said he needs to see more details. his experts are already warning about higher prices ahead. >> a couple years ago the american producer could meet all demand and we met the growth in the world economy and we kept prices low globally. now we're being ham strung by this president and by policies specifically meant to transition away from oil and natural gas to what? nothing does everything that oil and natural gas do. >> the biden administration is pushing back on that. >> we absolutely do agree that we need to be less dependent on opec plus and foreign producers of resources like oil. and that's why the president did increase the draws from the strategic petroleum reserve to try to help stabilize this. this is a global market. >> the white house is

mike mibach. this decision comes after two businesses showed interest in opening up gun stores in redwood city. new tonight, ktvu is lamonica peteris with tonight's debate and reaction. what is the immediate public threat here? did we have any gun shootings lately? in schools? it has to be related to this so even if you're trying to do something temporary, be very careful of a constitutional standards without the emergency ordinance, a gun shop would be approved just like any other retail shop applying to operate in redwood city. some say they disapprove of its proposed location in roosevelt plaza, saying it would be located within 1000 ft of a school

mike mibach julie julie haener. the video has since gone viral, and the family is pressing charges tonight, katie view. south bailey reporter lamonica peter spoke with the victim's sister who wants to take a stand against bullying. on saturday, october 8th this 13 year old boy says he was walking home around 5 20 pm when two teenage boys started following him home. this video shows him standing in the doorway of his home with the two boys and at least one of them, punching him in the face. the first thing i do is check the camera and i couldn't believe my eyes. i was livid. i was upset the boy's sister, nina. leslie calm along, says when she got home from work. her brother told her he'd been having issues with the boys for a while, but he never told his family until this happened. he was being followed all the way to our house. and as he begs, um. one of the kids like i will give you 50 just don't hit me. don't hurt me. leave me alone. they they didn't care. they continued to corner him and bully him. come along, says she wanted people to know what happened to her brother and to take a public stand against what she says is blatant bullyin

mike mibach. this decision comes after two businesses showed interest in opening up gun stores in redwood city. new tonight, ktvu is lamonica peter is with tonight's debate and reaction. what is the immediate public threat here? did we have any gun shootings lately? in schools? it has to be related to this so even if you're trying to do something temporary, be very careful of a constitutional standards without the emergency ordinance, a gun shop would be approved just like any other retail shop applying to operate in redwood city. some say they disapprove of its proposed location in roosevelt plaza, saying it would be located within 1000 ft of a school. just today, a teenager was convicted of killing four people in a school shooting and two more people died. at a school shooting in st louis. one of the ways that we can take a clear and definitive stance of no to such violence is by taking a clear and definitive step away from firearms dealers in our local community, redwood city city council was asked via petition with 1500 signatures to implement a temporary ordinates to keep a gunshot from opening, particularly in a residential

everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener, please responded to cleveland elementary school where it happened, but so far no arrests have been made new tonight. ktvu lamonica lamonica peters with the story. an adult man came on campus. specifically looking for my child. and he found him in the bathroom and he assaulted him. and i believe that he needs to pay for what he did. jamal and shanti brown say they were shocked after learning their third grader had been accosted by a strange man while at school on september 23rd. they say he grabbed two boys on campus that day. they also believe he's related to one of their sons schoolmates and was upset because he thought the boys were bullying his niece over snacks. he followed my son into the bathroom. did the same thing, picked him up, pushed them, pick them up and put them on the wall and threatened him as well for chasing her for talkies. and then just drop them. and that's that's what happened. oakland unified school district released this statement saying in part there was an incident in september at an $0 elementary school in which a family member of a student entered campus after school threatened to other students and a

de bravo, peter then went to cholula, where he kind of re-established himself. [ speaking non-english ] >> then after nearly five years, towards the end of the summer of 2019, detective mike i think this is good. look into it. within, i think, 24 hours, i was getting called that they tracked him to a location. >> is that the spot right there? >> si. >> that's it. >> mm-hmm. [ speaking non-english ] >> what did you think of him when he made this call right here in the neighborhood where he was living? [ speaking non-english ] >> it was the small details of peter's patterns of life, playing tennis and hosting business meetings in and around tennis courts. and small details like that really helped us narrow down the location. >> you showed the neighbors his photo of what he looked like. and they said, a-ha, we know he's in this area. [ speaking non-english ] >> detective islas was in charge of peter's arrest. he knew where peter was living, that he had resources, that he had money, and that he could move very quickly, so his team really had to move even faster. >> you got out of your car right here? your vehicle was here? [ speaking non-english ] >> it was like 11:30 at nigh

mike mibach. the five day strike will affect three etcetera hell's campuses in oakland and berkeley ktvu is lamonica. peters has more on the nurses demands as well as the hospital's response. we feel like

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach landscapers made the discovery this morning right behind that house on stockbridge avenue and atherton ktvu s lamonica petersnight and lamonica crime scene investigators have been brought up brought in here. yes they have. we spoke with atherton police earlier today a couple of hours ago, and they told us that around nine o'clock this morning that the homeowners gave

mike . no matter how experienced you are in politics, they seem to never understand. the microphone is always on . remember what he called peter doocy, the united states that stupid blank. but a couple of things just on your monologue. you nailed it in many respects, in other respects, this there's a belief in washington that you have to have experience as a politician to be a successful politician. i think we screwed up the job description. the job description is a service i like to execute for the people. don't let that put me there along with represent and do the best things for the interests of my country and party fits in. it doesn't mean you have to spend 30 years doing it. you could be in business. you could be in medicine, you could be in sports . you could be multifaceted. in terms of herschel walker, he's got business as well because he doesn't do it. they say, well, inexperienced. yeah. what carelink is one of the most impressive candidates i have seen come out the box. she has no political experience but 30 years doing what you do, an outstanding broadcaster, you could probably step right in. would they say lauren

everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener, please responded to cleveland elementary school where it happened, but so far no arrests have been made new tonight. ktvu lamonica lamonica petersthe story. an adult man came on campus. specifically looking for my child. and he found him in the bathroom and he assaulted him. and i believe that he needs to pay for what he did. jamal and shanti brown say they were shocked after learning their third grader had been accosted by a strange man while at school on september 23rd. they say he grabbed two boys on campus that day. they also believe he's related to one of their sons schoolmates and was upset because he thought the boys were bullying his niece over snacks. he followed

mike, the white house is pointing this as evident that the president is getting out there for candidates. there is very different from the predecessors. >> yeah. that's exactly right, peter. we see air force one there landing in pittsburgh. we know that john fedderman, the -- john fetterman is there waiting for him on the tarmac. one of the questions is as we know fetterman will be joining the president later on air force one to fly here to philadelphia. will fetterman upgrade his usual wardrobe of a hoodie and basketball shorts as he's spending this quality time with the president? also, is this a scene we'll see repeated much more between now and the election in just under three weeks? obviously a lot of candidates have been pushing the president aside. we've seen a number of candidates welcoming into the districts. the president was feisty when asked about the distance that's been kept from some of the democrats just an hour ago. >> there haven't been that many candidates. >> there are 15. >> are there even more? >> yeah. >> the bottom line is i've been covering this president a long time. certainly wasn't drawing the crowds that his counterpart was drawing. in 2012,

mike. we are doing it and j.d. vance has no clue. we need -- two big donors, mitch mcconnell and peter thiel. 50,000 low donor dollars and fuel this campaigna few bucks and we're going to bring it home and shock the world. >> i'm not raising a few bucks. you campaigned and worked yourself in a tie in this race in a state a lot of people said gone red. plus eight for donald trump. tim ryan doesn't have a chance. you're in a tie now. we spoke a few weeks ago distressed concern about money and your campaign to win. have you received more support given how important your race is? >> no. we're out here on our own. >> why? >> what's that? >> why is that? why do you suspect that is? >> no idea. willie, i've been coming on your show for a long time and it started with complaints about the strategic decisions in branding and about the national democrats, and just, you know, i have -- come to grips with the fact that we got to do this on our own, but kind of love it. you know? i mean, i'm a fighter from the mahony valley. i like the fact i'm running into this campaign kicking j.d.'s ass got him on the run with a bunch of grass root supporters in ohi