raincoat, why are you going to walk around in your jacket, but you have raincoats, raincoats, so reuben i think i've served, but i'll serve the rest somehow, well, you know, i can help, but i can hardly make it difficult, you have a cigarette, but a lighter, that's no use to you, boss, okay, as you know, wait, sit down. “there’s one thing, i just need real help from you, tell me, if i really help, it all depends on you, what area are you from, from the central, central, my sister is just in the central area, near isaac square, she has a two-room apartment, registration there, property, everything is like..." you first solve the problem, write your sister’s phone number. it’s some kind of murky topic, you want to fit in, a normal working option, we help him, he helps us, and the guarantee, listen, well , he’s wasting away, he’s not a fool, if something happens, we’ll arrange tough conditions for him. in the zone and that’s it, well, yes, and in general you and i have no other leads, but if reuben leaves the city now, we will look for him for a very long time, okay, go to the realtor, hav

reuben houston, the owner of cremation and funeral services, does his best to honor them. >> so todayhose individuals who have passed away in the city and county of san francisco. these individuals are -- have been unclaimed. >> reporter: reuben is contracted by the city of san francisco to cremate the bodies. while the office of the public administrator searches for the next of kin. all of them are san franciscans and by law, the city has to wait a year and one month for someone to claim them. if no one collects the remains they are included in a monthly celebration of life here at sea. >> this is the spot right here. kirby cove. >> reporter: the spot the boatstops. the ashes are unsealed and the ceremony begins. >> in our hearts and prayers, and may their peace be granted upon them. this we pray. amen. >> amen. >> reporter: reuben scatters flower petals into the water along with spreading ashes at sea. >> we're not contain -- any water, no. some of these individuals will be probably traveling far away. some of the individuals here wanted to travel to hawaii. well, probably travel a

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reuben houston, the owner of funeral services does his best to honor them. >> so, today we will be scattering those individuals that passed away in the city and county of san francisco. these individuals are, they have been unclaimed. >> reporter: he is contracted by the city of san francisco to cream to cremate the bodies >> all of them are san franciscoians. by law they have to wait a year and a month for someone to collect them. they are included in a monthly celebration of life here at sea >> this is the spot right here. >> reporter: it is sat this spot that the boat stops. the ashes are unsealed and the ceremony begins. >> in our hearts and prayers. and may their peace be granted upon them. this we pray, amen. >> amen. >> he puts flower pedals and putting the ashes at sea. >> we are not contaminating the water. many of them wanted to travel to hawaii. we it will travel a distance. we believe, that is the blessing. >> what does it 19you doing this? >> oh, well, i have been a funeral director for a long time. it means a lot because we are the voice of those who are unclaimed. and, everyone

so the old server told us different amounts from for reuben 6 of the countries that only refused to recognize my daughters when. meanwhile, the us says, the venezuelan withdrawal of different amounts is a quote in tolerance of democracy. major ro is breaking diplomatic relations with fellow latin american countries, who like the united states, have simply asked for transparency. and that's something that those countries in the international community are looking for. and i think it demonstrates the directions and tolerance for descent and walk of commitment to the basic democratic principles that other regional governments are not just sharing and defending the, echoing of washington's message. the e u and the organization of american states symbols have demanded the release of posting station data. it's comes as of and as well as the officials. it was saying that a hacker, a time prevented the full election results from being transmitted. but event is running, president, ordering a special commission to assess the attack. the commission is a plan to be formed with the help of russia and chin

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you have others like his former boss, secretary, bob reuben, who thinks that opens up a pandora's box and really creat another. debo de stabilization and essentially the commons of the global financial architecture. i'd love to get your take on that. well that's, it's already happened. we saw the g 7 meet thing in the past weeks. there is an agreement um to basically collateralized the russian assets and give a loan of some $50000000000.00 to ukraine that will be paid off with the interest of those assets that will be guaranteed not paid back to the russians. the principal, for at least 30 years, when you're, when you're freezing the principal of someone's assets for 30 years, and you're using the interest, you're seizing the assets. so there isn't actually, i mean, this is a, it's a nice, you know, sort of a hand waving kind of legal fix onto the disagreement that you spoke of. the reality is that there is greater concern slash urgency from the europeans and the americans. that what happens if you don't have long term support for ukraine? this is one way to get around that. but even

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you have others like his former boss, secondary, bob, reuben, who thinks that opens up a pandora's box and really creat another. debo de stabilisation, and essentially the commons of the global financial architecture. i'd love to get your take on that. well it's, it's already happened. we saw the g 7 meet thing in the past weeks, that there is an agreement um to basically collateral allies, the russian assets and give a loan of some 50000000000 to ukraine that will be paid off with the interest of those assets that will be guaranteed not paid back to the russians, the principal, for at least 30 years when you're, when you're freezing the principle of someone's assets for 30 years, and you're using the interest, you're seizing the assets. so there isn't actually, i mean, this is a, it's a nice, you know, sort of a hand waving kind of legal fix onto the disagreement that you spoke of. the reality is that there is greater concern slash urgency from the europeans and the americans. that what happens if you don't have long term support for ukraine? this is one way to get around that. but ev

them a to happen and doing that role safety well, when it happened during the previous school that reuben and it happened now again. so that is a sense that they are not really um, being able to box so that the mind and they stand is really listening to them. you know, we need to be mindful of that before these mindless violence. have this catalytic situation. this whole problem is created by the government. i mean the best kind of sap and be i previously during the previous quote, which they present 2018 and then suddenly it wasn't brought back and reintroduced. and before this event started was to dot donald deadly. they weren't really going to, they were in give me that they were bullied by the rhetoric. somebody prime minister rhetoric, but alarm minister and so forth. and then, you know, it just went out of control. yeah. see, rhonda, i saw you reacting to what bosher was saying that looked like you wanted to jump in, so please go ahead. yeah, it's what i know i received. i mean that the sports or, or the affordable when people see less looking for, you know, change the numbers drast

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when there was this piece summit in switzerland, the cellphone piece summit to use the in june in reuben should documented countries which are invited to attend. the did not go there and some of them did attend, but they refused to sign the documents. and i had private conversations with my friends and they told me how the west tried to persuade various capitalists to send the representatives of re someone to this event. and when they heard the concerns expressed by the countries of the global south, we should present that they do not want to travel better because we did not believe that the system i see to be a part of the confrontation was a russia isn't our interest. so let's settle these issues peacefully, which but they were told that you don't have to sign and your thing just comes there. don't sign anything just for the say. so 1st, family photograph. this demonstrates once again as, as a simple image without going into the details of this as well. the glass means the motor too, in order to push its narrative as the saying goes through those bad. well, this is, for me, this is the

. >> lake will now prepare for a high stakes showdown against reuben gallego who ran unopposed.house primary that race has not official liver been called. >> donald trump going to chicago to speak at the national association of black journalist convention. april ryan to have a presumed orchestrated session with the former president is an affront to what this organization stands for and a slap in the face to the black women journalists and protect themselves from the wrath of this republican presidential nominee democracy with his project 2025. >> joe concha fox news contributor and author of the brand new book progressively worse. why today's democrats ain't your daddy's donkey. we showed april ryan's comment. she was far from the only person to voice issues with donald trump attending this conference today. and i would say that if you were a journalist and have concerns about donald trump and going. this would be the perfect opportunity to talk to him about them. what do you think? >> joe: exactly, carley. something that donald trump gives to journalists across the spectrum whi

describing the election as race between good and evil and preparing for high-stakes showdown against reuben gallago. abe homaday has a lead over blake masters and arizona district eight house primary. that race has not been called. in the olympics, team usa leading all countries with total of 27 medals won so far after an amazing day the yesterday. [cheering] >> carley: such a cool moment, u.s. women's rugby team used that last second score to upset australia. first the u.s. has won in rugby seven competition and they were not only american women to win yesterday. [cheering] ♪ [cheering] >> carley: the u.s. women's gymnastics team taking gold in the team competition and simone biles is most decorated american j gymnast in american history and pummel horse hero, stephen nedoroscik girlfriends she is loving memes, after she saw the men's team take on br bronze. we'll be joined by stephen's parents to discuss their son. looking forward to that interview. >> steve: i believe the pummel horse guy girlfriend refers to herself as pummel horse king's boyfriend. >> i might do the same thing. >> me,

well, that's what tucson you showed at reuben, who shout shoot, don't true, but, and should be using the song sound high case. i have to close a not and you show you, you put you on the do have to number. yeah. and okay. to him in a funny incense in a country like china, where the government is very supportive of electric vehicles. that's one thing. but can you replicate this so full full battery station model in other countries? yeah, europe, for example, do you imagine these battery stations would be that would be a similar network in european highways across the continent. wouldn't say also even bush with a assistance opened inside the tent, so down, so that didn't go up. you know, how solve the issue. now when the code for you see it to go, couldn't that one's actually you'll, you'll find in denison kind of goes home. now it's, i also know how to choose a book for you. so honey and then the b, that's what i'll go issue adult tony with i'm going to town now. what mission is also that she has her to be on the happy? gosh, so you not? well michelle long pass and say you got charlott

preparing for high stakes showdown against reuben geauga go who ran unopposed.rizona's district 8 house primary that race has not officially been called. and those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> brian: thanks, carley. let's talk more about 2024. we know this. there is a little switch at the top of the democratic ticket. i don't know if you heard over two weeks ago. >> steve: it was a fox news alert. >> brian: democrats do not have a nominee. why is the pressure suddenly on donald trump to commit to debates whoever that nominee might be because we know democrats pulled off a huge surprise two and a half weeks ago when they suddenly realized joe biden was too old and was not going to get reelected and they threw him in the street. they knocked him into the gutter. now that there has been a switch at the top. donald trump is getting pressure to sign up for a debate that was agreed upon with joe biden. >> ainsley: when he interviewed with laura the other day. he said i will probably end up debating but, first of all, we don't know who is actually running.

reuben live in san jose, were those without shelter and are at greatest risk. >> yeah, they say thatve here in santa clara county that they get the word out that the longer this heat wave lasts, the more dangerous it gets. >> are either of you diabetic in san jose's homeless encampments, high temperatures are taking a toll. >> it's hot out here. it's hot. there's people dying. there's a lot of elderly people out here. >> i can sometimes tell that old people, like, feel the heat for homeless men, all in their 60s have died in just the last week in santa clara county. >> a fifth person advocates say has yet to be added to the official tally. >> it's seniors who are always paying the ultimate price for being unhoused in at least one of the cases, heat was listed as contributing to the cause of death. >> for the others, it has yet to be determined, but advocates say the temperature is usually a factor. >> people out here all have diabetes, hypertension, a variety of heart issues, and all of those are exacerbated by being out in the heat. these three are yours. >> thank you. >> santa clar

of those deaths is officially linked to the extreme heat that we've been experiencing as ktvu and reuben are either of you diabetic in san jose's homeless encampments, high temperatures are taking a toll. >> it's hot out here. it's hot. there's people dying. there's. there's a lot of elderly people out here. i can sometimes tell that old people, like, feel the heat for homeless men all in their 60s have died in just the last week in santa clara county, a fifth person advocates say has yet to be added to the official tally. >> it's seniors who are always paying the ultimate price for being unhoused in at least one of the cases, heat was listed as contributing to the cause of death. >> for the others, it has yet to be determined, but advocates say the temperature is usually a factor. >> people out here all have diabetes, hypertension, a variety of heart issues, and all of those are exacerbated by being out in the heat. these three are yours. >> thank you. >> santa clara county officials are devastated by the deaths. >> it seems as though everyone is doing their part, and yet it's hard to b

we know the senate seat race will be reuben gallegos versus kari lake.ke on the primary. lake won the primary but a guy with no money got 40% of the vote. arizonans realize what kari lake stands for. she won by 14 percentage points. she ran against a guy with $100 in his bank account. kari lake stands for divisiveness, dividing us. she still will not agree that joe biden won the 2020 election. she thinks she's governor and is still litigating the 2022 election. now she wants to be a united states senator. kari lake is somebody that right before her last election she asked if there were any john mccain republicans in the room and then she kicked them out when they put their hands up. i mean, i looked up to john mccain my entire navy career. i still do, patriotic morrin who served his country at highest level, and a republican throwing john mccain republicans out of the room during an election season. i mean, that's what kari lake represents. on the other hand, we have reuben gallego, cares so much about our veterans and members of the military, a guy i wo

former litigator and msnbc legal correspondent lisa reuben. were you surprised by this delay?ly, what do these months now, a couple of them at least, buy judge merchan, buy trump's legal team? >> willie it i wasn't surprised there was a delay of some sort. i thought the judge would allow there to be briefing whether to set aside the verdict after the new york d.a.'s office said they would consent. postponing the sentencing, if it happens at all, the judge's words, not mine, to september 18th. that was the big surprise. >> and so july 11th originally scheduled and now september 18th and could be later than that. what is the link here as you look at it between the supreme court's decision on presidential immunity and what we're seeing now? what could trump's team argue? could they argue for a new trial? >> they're not even arguing for a new trial. they're arguing to set aside the verdict. the decision doesn't just stand for the president having immunity but even offering official act evidence in any case no matter whether it deals with official acts or purely personal or private