it was the result of the screening that showed reese was dyslexic. jennifer told me she was happy to findlay find finally have an answer. but because it was so late, reese was so far behind in learning she had no choice but to pull him out of public school and put him in a special private school just for students with dyslexia. >> that was really hard. we had a great community school. he loved his friends. he could walk to school. >> reporter: reese spent two years at that specialized school before transferring back to public school. it's something jennifer believes may not have had to happen if only reese would have been screened when he entered kindergarten. >> if it was done when he was younger, he would have been able to capture a lot more and learn more quickly. >> reporter: that's why for years after, jennifer, along with many other parents of list of dyslexic students fought for screening. this summer she won. california is the 41st state to mandate dyslexia screenings for students in grade k through second. it's thrilling. it's really excitin

it was the results of that screening that showed reese was dyslexic. she was happy to finally have an answer on what was going on. but because the constitution came so late, she says he was so far behind in learning that she had no choice, but to pull him out of public school and put him in a special private school just for students with dyslexia. >> and that was really hard because we had a great community school. he loved his friends, he could walk to school. >> reporter: reese spent two years at that specialized school before transferring back to public school. it is something jennifer believes may not have had to happen if only reese would have been screened right when he entered kindergarten. >> if it would have been done when he was younger, then he would have been able to capture a lot more and quickly. >> reporter: that's why for years after, jennifer, along with many other parents of dyslexic children fought to try to get the state to mandate screenings for all students entering grade school. this summer, she finally won. california became the

it was the results of that screening that showed reese wasdyslexic.nifer told me she was happy to finally have an answer to what was going on. but because the diagnosis came so late, she says reese was so far behind in learning that she had no choice but to pull him out of public school and put him in a special private school just for students with dyslexia. >> and that was really hard. because we had a great community school. he loved his friends. he could walk to school. >> reporter: reese spent two years at that specialized school before transferring back to public school. it's something jennifer believes may not have had to happen if only reese would have been screened right when he entered kindergarten. >> if it had been done when he was much longer he would have been able to capture a lot more and learn much more quickly. >> reporter: that's why for years after jennifer along with many other parents of dyslexic children, fought to try and get the state to mandate dyslexia screenings for all students entering grade school. and this summer she fin

it was the results of that screening that showed reese was dyslexic.finally have an answer to what was going on. but because the diagnosis came so late, she says reese was so far behind in learning that she had no choice, but to pull him out of public school and put him in a special private school just for students with dyslexia. reese spent two years at that specialized school before transferring back to public school. >> if it would have been done when he was younger, he would have been able to capture a lot more and learn more quickly. >> reporter: that's why for years after, jennifer, along with many other parents of dyslexic children, fought to try to get the state to mandate dyslexia screening for all students entering grade school. this summer, she finally won. california became the 41st state to mandate dyslexia screening for students in grades k through second. >> yeah, it's thrilling. it's really, really exciting. >> reporter: reese is now entering his sophomore year of high school and doing better than ever. he loves math and science and fin

has weight in to support its boss, reese, who realises threatening legal action in a statement of federation claims he did not lie insane because he gave to player. yet i'm also was consensual, which she refutes this after the spanish women's team and several mans players said they will not play for the national team. if ruby alice refuses to resign. there has been massive criticism with calls for the football association boss to step down. the spanish government is also threatening to intervene to force who be honest i. the beans was guns, victories overshadowed. when federation chief luis will be alice, gives football a jenny her most so on the lips. but could this be a defining moment for spanish football, spain, centreville sport think so? you could get so much. i think we are in a position for this to be to meet to spanish football because they brought us a person in charge of spanish boards. i should apologize to the players because they didn't deserve this this week. and so someone a probiotic, this remains defined despite facing calls to step down and talk a little bit more about it

all right, paul reese live for us and madrid. thank you so much. i to okay, equitable holden's general election in the coming hours. it comes just weeks after presidential candidate was assassinated. the army has been deployed to several cities ahead of the votes. soldiers have delivered election materials and will be monitoring cooling stations. meantime, voters in guatemala are also heading to poles in a president run off. they will choose between progressive congressman bernardo era valo and sandra torres, a former 1st lady and conservative, can do that. well man, well wrap. hello is following the preparations of guatemala city. anxiety is brewing over the want. them all is national election. which county bank gets in guatemala city police that says she's trying to stay optimistic. i know that whatever happens, i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it, because there will always be something negative. scully's thoughts echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up

brute with reese prescod was mica falling out there?tand that he has quit the team and is _ out there? we understand that he has quit the team and is disappointing - quit the team and is disappointing because he was a huge part of the team. he won a bronze medal last year behind the us and canada but we understand he has not been attending the relay training camps and things flared up this week and a big decided to step away from that. what i do have is a big pool of athletes to choose from and have shown over the years it can be competitive over the years it can be competitive over the four by 100 m but disappointment that he will be part of that and where it leaves his future, we will wait to see. where it leaves his future, we will wait to see-— wait to see. lord coe is being resulted for _ wait to see. lord coe is being resulted for a _ wait to see. lord coe is being resulted for a final _ wait to see. lord coe is being resulted for a final term - wait to see. lord coe is being resulted for a final term as i wait to see. lord coe is

paul reese is in madrid. the 1st for going to start with sonya guy i go, who is in london for us, is sonia talked to us little bit about the weather and this is the 1st time that they are in a world cup. final is pretty big mode for them, isn't it? absolutely, and i don't think you can underestimate how monumental this is and the fact that it is causing so much enthusiasm and really as, as you have funds already coming in to this event here, to witness this at this location in east loans. and you can actually feel the excitement and how the momentum is behind the line that says on jointed also by the open ice of this event. james king james, why did you think it was important to actually drive funds towards celebrating this momentous occasion? but it's not just the biggest event the way we spoke was it used to be as folks we learned about generation. so to be able to play upon nothing but people for at least loved their loved to germany, to this park. this is fantastic. it is also a real poetry of this becaus

and i asked her, what can be done right now to protect carl reese? so right now, our program and partners that we are working with have undertaken a massive effort to rescue coral that has been held in what we call. 0 offshore underwater nurseries. these are areas where crawls are kept in the team for re restoration programs. and so over the last several weeks, thousands of pearls have actually been moved on land. and so these were they can be well taken care of in perfect conditions. this past week me and my team were also moving calls from a shower water nursery to a deeper cooler nursery still on the street. so the goal is to essentially save these calls and keep them well maintained until after the squeaking event after this wave, when we come them review restoration operations. with these that was casey, let us navigate from the florida keys national marine sanctuary while moving on. and the prominent russian dissidents, alexia botany has urged russia's population to find the courage to stand up against president vladimir putin. and i've only ma

also the across reese analysis. you'd of 15 kilometers, the bulk lost it all into space. on board was an 8 year old purchased olympian who bought his ticket. 18 years ago. as a caribbean mother built into a who they are one, they took us in a contract in the trio such as around the wait this for just a few minutes before or timing safely for us to not 5. we can obviously see they're having just an incredible time in space taking in the views, but it's an experience. it's the silence. it's the views in our really to the watching. the echo was, block has ordered the activation of a stand by force or potential deployment to a source has been these rules in the shift. and reminder, you can find much for news analysis and video on a website that is dw dot com. in the meantime though, you can stick around and wait for my colleague stephen, betsy, will have all the latest business needs coming up right next, right. by the every jenny is sort of surprises me. it's gone all out to give you some.

of drought and extreme temperatures linked to climate change. fueling the flights for days now to reese mountains have been shrouded in thick smoke. the fire is causing it still lots of control. in some places, the flames are dangerously close to people's homes. this woman, among many others, had to be evacuated by the front, having a very hard time because everything you build soft over lifetime can be lost in a moment. it's difficult that the c c would be to guide her to the headphone. so you see the fire coming to your home, and you can't do anything about it, but this was, you was using any hopes of immune and drain, has been dest. you know, pretty soon, the mazda it's forecast to be over 34 degrees with 20 percent humidity, which is very bad time in the same morning. we'll have to see about the wind conditions. loveland, the sea, and those be into spain has experienced extreme weather this year. and you have to know the heat, which is expected on the main. the scorching temperatures i found was fans across the country with $75000.00 tact is a forest last already. so what's this boa

uh, the deputies latin america correspondent, the coal reese is that the summit in been and so it certainly depends on your point of view on life maybe. but i think more could have been done. there is some small consensus, for example, that it needs to be avoided to reach a tipping point in the amazon rain forest that needs to be more sustainable business, more sustainable development. indigenous communities need to be protected better and strength and more because the vital part and the protection of the rain forest as well. but the big announcement of the solid and drastic decisions that everybody was expecting were fully short. there is no such a place as for the end of the 1st ation, for example, that there are pledges like they will tackle criminal activities in the rain forest . more that will hopefully also be some stronger loss and better stations to protect the forest. but there's no timeline to that, and that's really an issue because everybody was pressing about how a little time we have left, if not. and the other issue was also the extraction of fossil fuels which was being dis

yes, thanks for joining us. spanish football federation president reese who be alice, has caused shock waves across the sports or by refusing to resign despite casing a player on the lips. he was widely expected to quit following the incident after sundays, world cup final one by spain. but he told an emergency meeting of the federation that quote, falls, feminism and social assassination were applied even threatened to take female spanish government ministers to court after base. the case was a form of sexual violence world governing body. fifo had already launched disciplinary proceedings against a s. so here's some of the defiant speech given by who will be alice. today's meeting, in spite the case. what do you think this is a reason to suffer the persecution? i am suffering that i'm do you honestly think so because i am the one i have to say publicly might be different. do you think it's a reason for me to sell for this hounding for them to off my resignation? if i'm going to be serious, we'll have to leave after having achieved the best components in the history. spanish football,

train ukrainian pilots to fly if 165 digits, which are being supplied by denmark and the netherlands. reese did not confirm the pilot training of a and b control is sophia gift, stuckey dw correspondence in a sense the just see sophia, so the ukranian president seem to suggest that greece would help train ukrainian flights of pilots. the greek side, however, has not confirmed this. what's the latest? exactly. so good morning, christine grease has offered to train to help train the pilots for the f. 16. this is what we're trying to sort of stated during yesterday's press conference. and this is what the lensky asked for, according to the great media, the base will this training most probably will be near the city of color mazda, which is in the south or in all the country and the southern paula police, the international uh, training center of thoughts further help is not confirmed. for now as a greek research made clear that uh, it needs to keep most of its own. a weapons for its own defensive needs. sophia, the breed governments also page assistance for the reconstruction of ukrainian citie

what can be done then right now to protect the reese. so right now, our program and partners that we are working with have undertaken a massive effort to rescue coral that has been held. and what we call an offshore underwater nurseries. these are areas where crowns are captured in the team for repressed ration programs. and so over the last several weeks, thousands of girls have actually been moved to unwin facilities where they can be well taken care of in perfect conditions. this past week me and my team were also moving calls from a shallow water nursery to a deeper cooler nursery still on the street. so the goal is to essentially save these calls and keep them well maintained until after the squeaking event after this wave, when we can then review restoration operations with these that were assigned to say that human induced climate change is essentially the key driver at to everything that we're discussing here and briefly if you code how optimistic or not are you considering what we're seeing happening at the moment, are you of es

in the relay and in the 50 metres reese —— freestyle where he broke his world record.tter ending and it is very satisfying. i won six gold last year but i was not expecting to replicate that this year so it puts me in a good position because of the training we have done so far is working and we will see you next year. i am curious to see what i can do. these will championships were a key marker ahead of the olympics next year and has set “p olympics next year and has set up for some very exciting races in france. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc. co. uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. well, i have got some good news for you. the weather outlook for most of us this week isn't looking too bad at all. and as promised, it is going to turn warmer for all of us. but it may not last that long. let's have a look at the big picture across the atlantic. and here's the jet stream, that current of wind, the weather systems, the rain here. and notice how by thursday, th

for days now, to new reese mountains have been shrouded in thick smoke. the fire is causing it still lots of control. in some places, the flames are dangerously close to people's homes. this woman, among many others, had to be evacuated by the front, having a very hard time because everything you build soft over lifetime can be lost in a moment. it's difficult that the c c would be to guide her to head focus. if you see the fire coming to your home, and you can't do anything about it, but this was, you was using any hopes of immune and drain, has been dest, you know, produces russia is 1st moon mission. in nearly half a century has ended in disaster, their spacecraft, luna, 25 is crashed into the moon. after spinning out of control russia it had been racing to land on the lunar south pole before a rival. indian lander is expected to arrive next week on the far side of the moon seen from a russian spacecraft. luna 25 entered orbit last thursday where it had been searching for the idea of landing sight near the south pole. the launch earlier this month from

if the head of the country soccer association refuses to resign, football boss, reese, ruby, alice has refused to step down following mazda of criticism over a case he gave to play, or any animal. so after their world cup, when he says the case was not consensual. now the whole women's team and several men's teammates say they won't play until the scouts spins. what victory overshadowed when federation chief luis will be alice, gives football a jenny her most so on the lips. but did this be a defining moment for spanish football in spain? sex reveal sport, think so. you could look at someone said, i think we are in a position for this to be the may 2 of spanish football who was the person in charge of spanish boards. i should apologize to the players because they didn't deserve this. this week and someone probiotics remains defined despite facing calls to step down a little bit more about a case a so serious that i have to leave after having achieved the best performance in the history of spanish football. olivia, you think i should have to resign these know what i'm going to tell you

they made their way to the lincoln memorial, where they heard from ministers, reese, and rabbis.heard from heroes like the only woman to speak at the march who spoke about the power of women in the movement. she was way ahead of her time. there are more women in mayan ministration than men. that is not an accident. they heard dr. king preach about the dream. to redeem what he described as the promissory note that every american was heir. a promise derived from the very idea of america. that we are all created equal. while we have never fully lived up to that promise, we have never fully walked away from it. because people never stop marching. for all of the progress, there was a backlash. heroes were murdered, bombings of like churches including the one in birmingham wherefore little girls -- where four little girls were murdered. we were met by the most vicious forces in the country. rising up and dragging us down a day. earlier today i met with a group of civil rights leaders. that is why we gather here in remembrance and in solidarity. we cannot keep marching forward unless we

you can shoot document reese from african filmmakers from mozambie and somebody else on the, on the ice okey team in east and central giant little choppers and came yeah, i like africa direct on. i'll just 0 the on that day president trump asked me to put him over the constitution, but i chose the constitution. the strongest criticisms yet from the form of us vice president as donald trump sizes, criminal charges were trying to of attend the presidential election results. the content to try this as i'll just say we're life and also coming up. this is clearly this is.

ambassador that he had 48 hours to leave after he refused to meet with the foreign minister. indeed, reese has more from yami and this order is coming days, i think 34 days after the expiration of the deadline given to the french ambassador to leave pro side. he is not going anywhere because i do not recognize the old pharmacy of the june. so he, i mean, and that the cost of that is staying quotes. now they have given this direct florida to the security policy uh, to remove them busted out from the residence. it's not clear how they're going to do it. because uh, the embassy probably is a suffering to 3 and. 2 whether or not we'll move to the embassy right from here to see how this will be implemented. because uh, security forces have been given the orders whether or not they want much been to the embassy and forcibly remove missteps. and very uh, it says, it's not clear at the moment. the african union, the united nations in front of condemned the military coup in gabon, military leaders of appointed general bruce are leading gamma us transitional leader, present on the bundle remains on

reese rodriguez here with a of let's take a look at today's daytime highs. we certainly felt that heat from coast to valley's mild temperatures for bay area beaches and even downtown san francisco warming up into the mid 70's and you should be in the mid 60's this time of year. but scorching temperatures inland hitting the century. mark for livermore and conquered about 15 degrees above average there with santa rosa flirting with that triple digit heat. but 99 degrees when you should be at 83 degrees. so also 15 degrees above normal there as well. temperatures out there right now for concord, 91 degrees. brentwood in the mid 90's are about 40 degrees warmer than half moon bay at 57 degrees. typical bay area. summer pattern out there right now with hayward and mountain view currently in the low 70's. so pleasant temperatures there quite expect 60's 70's 80's. and yes, even 90's for those of you in the north bay, sonoma, 91 degrees. but timber on at 68 degrees. thanks to that cool sea breeze. so we are noticing moderate air particles a little bit of haze and w

>> yeah. >> jimmy: i would put reese's above -- >> the little tiny ones. >> jimmy: oh, okay.ties? throw those on the ground? [ laughter ] >> exactly, each one's like a penny. >> jimmy: so there's a whole ranking and you decided amongst yourselves what each is worth? >> it was so smart of her, we thought it was so cool, grownup, to play poker. at the end of the night, you don't have candy left. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a double good lesson. first of all, don't eat candy. secondly, don't gamble. wow. did you get good at it? did you ever get to the point where you started winning mom's candy? >> no, but i knew where she hid it. it was okay that i lost, i'd go take it anyway. >> jimmy: i see, that's fun, that's good. is that a tradition you will continue? >> no. i'm trying to figure out with the kids, i don't know how you are with your kids. the candy situation is no joke. >> jimmy: we do -- i'll tell you if you want to hear what we do. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we'll give them a couple of pieces of candy, then we put it in a bucket, then every night for the next -- until, really, un

if you're displaced from your job, you need to talk to the department of labor industrial reese, our relations. we have i as an employment insurance call center. open 07:00am to please do that. you can get benefits hopefully get yourself some resources right away. we also talked about the donations, but we have multiple ways to get people into housing. now. in just the last 2 days, we've secured the following 402 hotel now available to immediately put people who have been displaced into a hotel room for their family. starting tomorrow, 1400 units from airbnb will be available. another 160 citizens have stepped with hsbc to provide. their houses to be shared. so just under 2000 how units are now available so we can get people shelter. he said the contract today with the red cross. we're grateful to them for their expertise. they'll be in partnership with us being on the county to make sure everyone that house. if you have not been one of the shelters, you go to redcross sign up there. the services, shelter, these rooms to be free. 2 people and resources will be covered through our dis

i think i saw reese witherspoon do it. the girl fainted, it was the best day of her life.ssistant was with me, she was filming it. i knocked on the door. and the three dudes were living there. and i was like, hello! and they're like, yeah, what? [ laughter ] and i was like, "it's me, it's mindy kaling." they thought i was a mom or something. [ laughter ] and i was like, "no." and my sweet assistant was like, "have you guys watched the office?" they're like, "uh-huh?" "i was sometimes on it." >> jimmy: no way. >> i went in, they were so -- they were actually very sweet for not caring at all. [ laughter ] it's never a good sign when you have to explain to someone why you think you're famous. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, that's terrible. >> that's not good. they were very polite. they clearly wanted to go to dinner. anyway. >> jimmy: by themselves they wanted to go to dinner? oh, i see, yeah. >> yeah, not with me. [ laughter ] i went, whatever. it was fine. but i don't exactly have the reese witherspoon effect. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but did you get a doctorate out of it? >> i

>> reese [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: billy crudup >> billy crudes. >> jimmy: oh, i love that dude>> i can't really get into it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't -- i can't get into it right now. >> i would love to get into it, but i just can't -- i just can't. "oh, i can't get into it." >> jimmy: i can't talk i just can't talk. well, i want to about this film, "confess, fletch." you know i'm a giant "fletch" fan. >> oh, aren't we all >> jimmy: we've talked about this but this is a great story. >> we did it we actually made and it's -- it's in theaters and on digital platforms near you >> jimmy: "confess, fletch." >> "confess, fletch. it's the second book in the series when -- when they made that movie with chevy chase - >> jimmy: yeah >> very famously inaugurated that film franchise. >> jimmy: he's the best. >> and put his stamp -- right on it. just - so, we were like, "oh, god i don't want to do a chevy impression." >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> and i don't want to, you know, steal his bits so we went back to the books, and there's 11 novels that gregory mcdonald wrote over the c

sofia carson and diane warren on the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, reesebe with us. and my nephew, who's in a movie with reese witherspoon, wesley kimmel, will be with us tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] which is weird for us. then we're going to blow stuff up with science bob pflugfelder. please join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is a man's man's man with the facial hair to prove it. he's also a terrific actor who brought a nation of cable subscribers to tears sunday night on a very special episode of "the last of us." >> i'm really hungry. haven't eaten in two days. doesn't sound very long out loud, does it? feels long. >> i'm letting you go, so go. >> all right, look -- first, my name's frank -- >> oh, yeah? here's the thing, frank. if i feed you, then every bum you talk to about it is going to show up here looking for a free lunch. and this is not an arby's. >> arby's didn't have free lunch, it was a restaurant. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: new episodes of "the last of us" sunday nights on hbo. you can see him on tour s

the state reese's road rage may have prompted a freeway shooting in richmond overnight. >> officers say they responded to i-80 near central avenue about one 30 this morning. bullets hit a gray sedan that was traveling westbound. the driver fortunately not hurt, but anyone with information about this incident is being asked to call the chp and staying, of course, in the east bay all aback. you ation orders have officially been lifted in a san pablo neighborhood after hazardous materials were found in a backyard shed about 120 homes were forced to evacuate wednesday afternoon. investigators say that a man cleaning the home of a family member who recently died strange odor and then discovered that a shed in the back was full of boxes of chemicals. the safe dip disposal of the hazardous materials took much longer than expected. neighbors say that the man who lived in the home was a retired professor who specialized in chemistry. fire crews continue to get an upper hand on a brush fire that burned 68 acres in santa clara county. the collar at the clayton fire. >> it is 80% contained. broke o

. >> so seniors on a fixed they're starbucks per reese our hotel workers. she says the proposal will protect those people from falling into homelessness. but opponents, including the california apartment association or c a a are against the measure arguing it will hurt the very people. it is trying to help. >> the group also believes it will result landlords not wanting to invest in improvements for their properties and will serve as a disincentive to get much needed. housing built, quote, ca warns that if passed the proposed repeal could drastically slow down the construction of affordable housing adversely impact, homeowners and small landlords and exacerbate the state's homelessness crisis. >> so now you have about one year and 3 months to decide how you'll vote on this general election day is november 5th 2024 reporting from sacramento. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. time for another look at the 4 zone forecast looking like that's a pretty shot of san francisco. and again, nice to see that blue sky yesterday at this time, we could even see th

in a recent letter sent to school families and alumni, the president of saint ignatius, edward reese, explained that the school filed a police report and hired an outside independent investigator after being notified of the allegations in april of last year. in the letter, president reese wrote, quote, upon receiving the results of the investigation, she immediately and promptly took appropriate action. and the teacher no longer works at sc. a bobcat roaming the streets of san mateo. and this one is not alone. still to come, a live report on the peninsula after a recent sighting. and we are tracking the weather out there. there's some fog out at the coast. high clouds are moving out sunnier tomorrow, a little bit warmer as well. also had more cases of legionnaire's disease linked to an east bay spa. the type of hot tub now at the center of a health department investigation officers say 34 year old mia rochelle jones is considered at risk and that she suffers from several mental health conditions. jones left her mother's house on camden avenue in hayward at about 630 this morning. she

reese wi erspoon and dr. ruth [cheers and applause] happy valentine's day! actually celebrating love and singles this entire show. we have an audience full of single ladies of which i am included. and if you'll notice, we actually made these little heart pins. what is the symbol for i'm single and you can approach me irl and not just on a dating app? well, today, we're going to wear these.

that will go all the way to the wall as terry reese can't field okada goes to a 3rd, 3rd error of theame. he would eventually score on a bloop single. >> next inning moncada. >> takes advantage again. 2 men on rips it down the left-field line. so those 2 runs come in to score that had the lead to 5 and the a's falls. 61 final score. they split the series chicago. now they'll head to seattle to take on the surging mariners tomorrow. absolutely. >> well, trey lance is officially a dallas cowboy instead of a san francisco. 49 er lance the forty-niners drafted 3rd overall just 2 years ago joins the cowboys as qb 3 on the dallas depth chart. but the sound of it, lance will receive a warm welcome in texas. cowboys owner jerry jones son is praises last night and starting qb dak prescott seemed enthusiastic about his new teammate. >> that's a first-round and you're always trying to make your team bue that's that's that the front office or a welcome as we do any team hopefully just makes us better and continue to get back at. we've got one goes the team to make a great kid. knows a great kid i

you'll be hearing from us, pete balch of the state after meg reese said this conference about policy.the final key stake holder here is those who have come not because of coolidge's celebrity, which is distinct, but because of policy, banquet and hope and. i hope we do walk away center with knowledge to welcome. something i would consider a star of policy is someone who has his life to improving polls he and under midnight oil in so many areas budgeting cost of higher ed and character that is mitch daniels. and now i would like to welcome meg mcaleer of the library to this stage. hi. good morning. and an official welcome to the library of congress, the world's largest library. we always have to have a tagline. my name is meg mcaleer and i'm an historical specialist here at the library. and one of the absolute honors of my position is having curatorial responsibility over the calvin coolidge presidential collection, which begs the question, the library, as you know has lots and lots of books. 51 million catalog books, to be precise. but did you know that the library collects and preser

just last month that a reese is ministry of defense released footage, which claims to show the group who were alive to setup comp in the country by liter, alexander lucas shank. go. that came as a result of a deal. he brokered in june that put an end tour revolt against his close ally russian president vladimir putin bite wagner mercenaries. each was launched by their leader. you have gained e p. goshen lucas shan't go. has appeared to welcome wagner mercenaries being in his country. there is a new search on the display for which i need your wagner are helping us for free. even though there are mercenaries who fought and worked everywhere for money to bring us a jeweler. to be honest, if i want to keep them as a unit here to for their real fighters who have been through a warfare by 2 percent should, should as well, you know, but you do. of the wagner mercenaries appeared to be setting up a base and batteries the satellite images from june, purport to show a military facility under construction. not far from the capital means, but now just a week later, there are unconfirmed reports

. >> so seniors on a fixed they're starbucks per reese our hotel workers. she says the proposal will protect those people from falling into homelessness. but opponents, including the california apartment association or see are against the measure arguing it will hurt the very people. it is trying to help. >> the group also believes it will result in landlords not wanting to invest in improvements for their properties and will serve as a disincentive to get much needed. housing built, quote, ca warns that if passed the proposed repeal could drastically slow down the construction of affordable housing adversely impact, homeowners and small landlords and exacerbate the state's homelessness crisis. so now you have about one year and 3 months to decide how you'll vote on this general election day is november 5th 2024 reporting from sacramento. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> another bus carrying migrants from the southern border arrived at union station in downtown la today. it is the sent to southern california since june. it's not known who sent this latest bus

nominee, and that will be damaging to republican candidates, not only in the presidential race but reese's in the senate across the country. it is true that the base is solidly behind him, and that is fine. that is their view. but to ignore a big chunk of the conservative world that is very unhappy with him and say, it doesn't matter. we are going to go forward with him, it could be damaging to their process in the fall. the fact of the matter is, if you believe the saying that trump supports come a stronger border and protecting entitlements, working to bring back manufacturing, if you want them to take place, you are more likely to be successful in winning those to be, if you support a candidate who can win. it is kind of self-destructive for the eight --for the issues that they care about for them to stick with a candidate who will have a hard time in the general election. >> how much will that be attributed to legal issues -- host: how much of that is exhibited to legal issues? guest: a lot of it. americans are comfortable that they seem to be ganging up on him. the power of prosecutio

here are alleged to have an in filling the migrant boat that left libya and sank off the coast of reeseng this man. he denies he was involved but willingly admits he has been a smuggler for more than 10 years. >> we started this because there was no other business. everyone is ready to take this journey. the government is not doing anything for the young generation here. i do not have a main road. it is the people sitting in libya who are rich. >> do you feel guilty for the sort of things that have happened to people on these routes? >> i feel sorry and we are ashamed over this but what can we do? if i do not do this someone else will do it. >> hundreds of pakistanis are thought to have drowned when the packed boat sank in june including teenaged brothers. their family may never have a body to bury. instead, they only have photos and voice messages. >> the message their father -- they message their father early morning from somebody's mobile saying we are leaving. tell mother this is our last message. >> they took a popular route flying from pakistan to egypt and then libya. officials t

a new report as many such providers are playing a shell game with suppliers, reese and investigations and studies have shown miss labeling. sometimes due to error, but on the result of outrage, broad is ramp in the industry. the same for the labeling in general has been found unfortunately to be full of mislabeled. and a lot of it is intentional. mislaid when there been a number of studies where people just go in, they buy fish and fish markets that are said to be something like red snapper. and then they do dna test and they find that it's not red snapper us solution to the fraud in seaford is better enforcement where somebody who was coming into by happened to be running dna test, they really wouldn't keep doing that proficient matters. and you can actually know your fishermen, the we operate port, orford, sustainable seafood communities for to fishery. we catch our fish. i sit down overnight and lock in the fresh desk as fast as you can. troubles were to pay more for the fish, a fair trade price to create processing jobs and to sell puerto efficient port orford. you couldn't buy lo