not only did reynolds and his friend buy the team, they gave it a second chance. rhiannon ally. >> i have to ask, first of all, are we calling it soccer? or football? >> we say football. we generally are just using feet in this sport. but then american football, you're not really using feet that much. >> reporter: it's an underdog story made for tv, literally. wrexham afc, the beloved and historic uk soccer team, now on a spectacular rise. >> unbelievable for wrexham. >> reporter: after a longtime losing streak, the club scooped up by celebrity backers ryan reynolds and ryan mcelhinney in 2021. >> if i were going to go bankrupt with anybody on earth, it would be rob. >> we're well on our way. >> reporter: the dual ownership, a reversal of fortunes for the team both on and off the field, documented in the critically acclaimed tv show," welcome to wrexham" back for its third season on fx, streaming on hulu. >> i wake up, i think we've been taken over by two hollywood superstars. >> i love building things and growing things and telling stories. but nothing occupies t

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será que reynolds le dará el tratamiento al necaxa?o busquets, jordi alba y toda la familia de los jugadores llegaron a casillas para una noche de basquetbol. busquets, salva y suárez llegaron portando los colores del heat y quizá la única parte que miami hubiera esperado fuera perfecta es que messi se enfundara en la camiseta del equipo en lugar del smoking canadiense que llevó al juego. además, como no trajeron muy buena suerte para el equipo porque el equipo perdió el cuarto de la serie y está a punto de ser eliminado. pero para que messi y compañía llegaran como estrellas a la nba, el sueño empezó, como todos los demás, en una cancha cualquiera y por eso este martes la mls anunció una nueva iniciativa junto con united states soccer para llevar más posibilidades de futbol recreativo a más niños por medio del programa mls go y los san jose earthquakes se unieron a north soccer para poder crear más programas de juego en el área de la bahía y entre los recursos disponibles en mls se encuentra el fondo mls go play, con el que la liga y

james reynolds, thanks for all our us. james reynolds, thanks for all your reporting _ us.minor of the developing story coming from the courtroom there as jurors in donald trump's is to what criminal trial began deliberations but now everyone is returned to the courtroom after the jury asked to see some of the testimony and the transcripts once again. you can see it more of the details on the updates there on the bbc news life page there. and we know that it is typical of course for a jury to ask for clarifications and questions and we don't know how long that's going to take, butjust to confirm the jury has requested to see some of the evidence again. there is the same live in the courtroom not to look ago, and we saw donald trump and his entourage including one of his sons returned to the courtroom as everybody has been called back as that evidence is shared once again. you are watching the context, stay with us. hello. it's been another day of heavy downpours for some parts of the uk. i think they will become fewer and further between as we head towards the weekend. and

reynolds and phimorris. let me also quote some the media of officials from one company that recognition of nicotine drug like effects. well, nicotine is not only a very fine drug, but the technique of administration by smoking has considerable psychological advantage as well. nicotine is a verycent drug. it both helps the stress and also can, as a result, a pronounced tranquilizing effect. ents were apparently made by sir charles ellis, who adviser to the board of brown and williamson sister tobacco company. dr. dr. ellisstatement in 1962, quote smoking is a habit of addiction unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the industry unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food and drug niade bean is with the levin center for oversigh democracy. elise bean. what was david kessler's role in promoting anti smoking efforts? he was a very impo

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good evening, reynolds. >> good evening, norah.he boom of thunder that is approaching the music city. and the setup that we have atmospherically speaking is very similar to what we saw yesterday. plenty of moisture feeding in from the gulf of mexico. we have the daytime heating creating an unstable air mass, and then we have this energy that is rolling from west to east, and you see the result right there. it is a bevy of watches and warnings, and again, some very tumultuous storms racing across america's landscape bringing with it really the hammer blows of severe weather, including tornadoes. now at this time we do have a tor:con listed for much of the area that ranges in a 5. remember, they go from 1 to 10 so, a 5 is where we stand. in terms of damaging wind, greater likelihood of having some damage there. certainly widespread power outages may be in the mix, and also the formation of very large hail. what may prove to be the biggest part of the story is the rainfall. it could be excessive. we're talking about an area that has h

reynolds wolf, thank you so much.ning now to the israel-hamas war and the breaking news out of the white house. president biden issuing a warning to prime minister benjamin netanyahu the u.s. will not supply weapons that israel could use in an assault in the southern city of rafah. we get details now from chief foreign affairs correspondent and "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan. >> let's go! >> reporter: this is what the israeli military calls a limited operation in rafah, where air strikes today hit one of the most densely populated places on earth. nearly 1.5 million people have swelled into this part of southern gaza. casualties and lack of supplies overwhelmed this kuwait hospital director. >> i feel that the rockets, the explosive bombs, are completely different from those which have been used before. >> reporter: the biden administration announced that while it is surging weapons to israel, it has simultaneously paused delivery of 3500 so-called dumb bombs, due to concern of the impact of 2,000-pound

okay, thank you very much for now, rob reynolds. i appreciate you bringing us up to date with what we've been seeing ro panels in los angeles. also joining me now is joe, he's got an investigative journalist, he's also a documented documentary photographer, he enjoys aside from los angeles, and i'm not sure if you had a chance to observe of orders been happening either on the, from the scenes that we've been getting online on, on television, or if you are physically that, but i wonder if i can ask you what you know about the pro israel pro zionist mom and i like who might be involved in that. okay, so we'll, we'll try and get joey scott back. he's an investigative journalist who's been following to, oh, yes, you will, you are with me and it's okay. so we'll try and re establish connection to joey scope at all. but we have been monitoring the scenes over the past hour or 2 in which we have seen violence instigated and carried out by a pro design as mug of people who came and has to be said that they are not a student age. they are no

that's rob reynolds. joining us from u. c. l. a. as in los angeles, we're going to go to john pallets, he's an independent journalist who's joining us live on the phone from the u. c. l a campus and he's been with us for the last be while as well as a stand off has been going on a john, it's rob mathis in here taken over from nick clock. and i just, and i just wanted to get an update from you of what you were seeing from inside the campus there. oh, um yeah, there's just a lot of move in. um, there were c h p approach from one side of the stairway and what is the one of the few entrances into the cab that the process just quickly blocked it off and like lights are locked up the entrance. so now i think professors believe that the, that the police police are coming through uh, we sell thing uh, voice haul. i think they're there. they believe that there are doors, so therefore being human change up by those doors. and those stores are also barricaded as well. they've been barricaded the whole day. we're seeing pictures now here we hav

that is the shadow business secretary, jonathan reynolds there. fair play jonathan reynolds there.least getting all of those six. right. okay so it's on. it's happening. the election has been called and we will have a general election on the 4th of july. >> this election will take place at a time when the world is more dangerous than it has been since the end of the cold war. >> keir starmer immediately hit back night. >> the prime minister has finally announced the next general election, a moment the country needs and has been waiting for. >> june. july the 4th is the date that britain decides. but is this the right time to call it? let's have a little look, shall we? rishi sunak is expecting flights to rwanda to take off the ground in the first week of july, and now european nafions week of july, and now european nations are copying us. >> indeed, what we've just seen in the last few weeks is 15 eu countries actually all making the same point that that's what this this requires. that's why our rwanda scheme is so important. >> well, the tories have apparently deported 10,000 peopl

is that the movie you did with burt reynolds? >> yeah. know it, "frankenstein and me." [ laughter ] yes. previously "mojave frankenstein." >> jimmy: burt reynolds was a stuntman who became an actor. >> yeah. >> jimmy: kind nerve this whole world, not that you did, but you're an actor that became a stuntman for a movie. not really a stuntman. you're not really a stuntman, you know that, right? >> no, but god, i love -- stunting is great. you ought to try -- did you see me doing stunts? >> jimmy: i did, i was watching. >> did stunts all the way out here. >> jimmy: and burt reynolds, you were a kid in this movie? >> yes. >> jimmy: how old were you? >> i was 13, 14. >> jimmy: did you get time with burt? >> it's complicated. [ laughter ] but i thought he took a shine to me. i thought he thought there was something special about me. then i realized that i have a really beautiful mom. >> jimmy: oh. so your mom was on set with you? >> he was just kind of interested -- it was like i was getting a secondary shine. [ laughter ] the real shine was fo

reynolds wrap. >>> welcome back. celebrate asian-american and pacific islander heritage month at today's cultural festival and parade. the event featured performances from line dancers and martial artists as well as 40 booths from around chinatown. the event organizers say the festival is a chance to showcase the town's rich culture and history. >> this event is the first in chinatown to celebrate aapi heritage month to recognize and remember and to honor what chinatown have offered to america and the community. i want them to come here to visit and feel what's in their heart. >> today's event also included panel presentations on family history in chinatown and the impact of chinese exclusion laws. >>> the market at crane cove kicked off in san francisco after a trial run last year. the sf parks alliance brought it back for a full season. the community is enjoying pop ups, arts and crafts, and food and drinks. vendors include professional businesses in the area as well as ordinary folks going a step above a garage sa

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reynolds wrap. >> david: breaking news, the graphic video emerging of sean news, the graphic video nown "diddy" combs appearing to assault his then-girlfriend. >>> also tonight in kentucky, the world's number one golfer arrested. you'll see the images.

reynolds wrap. watched a fireboat clear out again.on the bridge, but the traffic back up into the city is brutal. well, a big birthday celebration is underway on the santa cruz beach boardwalk. this weekend marks 100 years of ups and downs, twists and turns for the giant dipper, the iconic wooden roller coaster opened to guests on may 17th, 1924. today, the boardwalk is celebrating with special events and a fireworks show. a century in the making, it's now the fourth oldest roller coaster in the united states. >> it's one of the 10th oldest roller coasters in the world, so it's really one of the last of its kind. it's a really special treasure. >> i've been coming here since i was little this is my first time. this first time. so just sharing a little piece of history and my family with him, you know, ride it. how many times? >> ten times as many as we can. we can. >> back when it first opened, it cost just $0.15 to ride the dipper. i don't remember the last time i rode the dipper. >> i don't think i've been on it. >> you haven't been

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and so ryan reynolds becomes one of the subjects. interesting. but just let people know you can't listen to that on sunday and count that as going to church. that doesn't count. good try scott. good try a new at 11. the biden administration will soon forgive billions of dollars in student loan debt for thousands of former art students. this will forgive more than $6 billion for more than 300,000 former students of the art institutes. it comes after the u.s. department of education found the school and its parent company, education management corporation, misrepresented its services to help students find careers after graduation. this relief will go towards students who enrolled at any one of the 50 campuses. eligible borrowers will get the forgiveness automatically. well, we finally have the results of that recount. we're talking about the closely watched race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo, and it looks like second place tie is broken by just four votes. santa clara county published its results yesterday afternoon. evan low gained

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one of the most hotly anticipated offerings is deadpool & wolverine, starring ryan reynolds and hugh brings deadpool into the marvel cinematic universe. it is marvel�*s only movie of 202a. wait! superhero films are losing their potency, but deadpool 3 is expected to be a triumph. if i were in a box office pool, i'd put deadpool 3 as my number one pick. i think that's the most likely billion—dollar movie this summer. your little cinematic universe is about to change forever. the marvel movies aren't quite the box office performers that they have been over the past 15 years. is that supposed to be scary? but deadpool has always kind of existed in a side part of the superhero world, and i think people like it for that, because the language is worse. ungh! music: like a prayer by madonna the violence is more extreme, and i think ryan reynolds isjust a sort of popular star for a lot of folks. # they tried to make me go to rehab and i said... - there is some variety at the summer box office. a music film, a new amy winehouse biographical drama, back to black. # no, no, no... and there are

the violence is more extreme and i think ryan reynolds is just a sort of popular star for a lot of folksmake me go to rehab and i said... - there is some variety at the summer box office. a music film — a new amy winehouse biographical drama, back to black. # ..no, no, no...# and there are some grand, sweeping spectacles coming up, generating excitement. what you build, they will burn down. among them, kevin costner�*s western, horizon: an american saga, in two parts. i want these movies to succeed so desperately, just because i love the idea of a big ego—driven star project. and i also love the idea of, like, a big sweeping western movie to, like, bring all those audiences out. i would love to see that. but what really defines the summer of 2024 is brand familiarity, with so many franchise films and sequels. coming up — kingdom of the planet of the apes, inside out 2... ah—ha! ..despicable me 4... spluttering ..and horror offerings, including a quiet place: day one and alien: romulus. where is the originality? i think that we're just in this time where it feels like everyone is waiting

reynolds wrap.und a groundbreaking study from ucsf into cancer among asian americans. >> it's the first long term study of its kind, even though cancer is the leading cause of death among asian americans. >> abc7 news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live from the newsroom with a closer look at the study's impact. suzanne. ahmad, julian, ucsf researchers say this is a major historic study that they've been waiting for a long time. now with this huge grant, researchers believe they can better understand why so many asian americans are getting cancer. >> when my mom first got diagnosed, i really couldn't believe it. >> sarah wen of san francisco says what happened to her mother is still a big mystery. >> my mom was diagnosed with lung cancer when she was like 90, and she has never smoked in their life. this year, wen's mother is 94 years old. >> she's been surviving with cancer for the past four years, thanks to a new $12.45 million grant from the national cancer institute. ucsf will launch a new study

reynolds wrap. this van just hit me out of . i thought i was dead.ccident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team. they took care of me like a . i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. bill walton has passed away after a prolonged battle with cancer. walton is being remembered as a one of a kind ambassador for the game of basketball. >> he was a star well before he set foot in the nba. walton led the ucla bruins to two college national titles. he was the top pick in the 74 nba draft and three years later, led the portland trail blazers to their only championship. he won another title as a member of the boston celtics. that was in 1986, before retiring and becoming one of the sport's most colorful broadcasters. >> take the headset off during a commercial break and just say to me, i love you, but don't tell anybody because i think he he just enjoyed the fact that i was a sparring partner. >> walton was 71 years old. he is survived by his four sons,

reynolds wrap. >>> tonight, we have breaking news just as we come on the air tonight. in right now. the tornadoes touching down. the harrowing video. we'll show you in just a moment. >>> also, this deadly turbulence slamming a passenger jet. many passengers violently sent into the ceiling. the flight from london to singapore. a passenger possibly suffering a

reynolds wrap. agency to resign or be terminated.ews reporter luz pena spoke with the group's organizer, who says sfwmd doesn't take merchants opinions into account and they want the mayor to take action. >> close to 400 people are asking san francisco's mayor, london breed, to fire the city's transportation director, jeffrey tomlin. >> he doesn't belong in that seat. you know, he's just created a disaster of the city. >> the change.org petition was started by a group that represents merchants along valencia street in the mission district. >> it is somewhat of a breaking point. >> this year, merchants on valencia have filed claims against the city demanding the removal of a controversial center bike lane. they claim it's killing their businesses because it led to the removal of 70 parking spots, making it harder for customers to come to the area. the owner of yazmin went on a 30 day hunger strike in protest of the bike lane. >> they put in the bike lane because they they want to get rid of cars. >> sfmta responded to this petition sa

the universities across the country rolled, reynolds begins out coverage now from los angeles. violence broke out on the u. c. l, a campus as a group of israel, supporters attack the student protesters and camp and they threw fireworks and hurled objects into the camp. the attack went on for hours, but campus security in los angeles police did not intervene. it's not the 1st time pro. israel groups from outside the university community of attack, the protest encampment, but it was by far the largest most violent and both sustained assault. as the mob tried to breach the make shift walls surrounding the encampments, some individuals were beaten, but they stood their ground. eventually the los angeles police department arrived in the crowd withdrew us. it was a shocking into a day that often saw a police cracking down on palestinian solidarity demonstrators on campuses around the country. at the university of south florida, officers tear gassed a group of student demonstrators interested, several of them a palestinian flag was unfurled over the university of north carolina, least the rest

rob reynolds, l g 0, warren. all these stories were covering on alger 0 on a website that out is there a dot com the very latest on there, including the latest updates on his ras, one guy. so that's it from me for the batch of all my colleagues simon's a john, will be with you in around 30 minutes with the offices here and use our coming up next it's talk to, i'll just stay with the i had a load that was stopped by looking at the satellite images for south asia, and dennis cloud is sitting across the bay or bang goal, that's the circulation that's going to bring some very width. and when do, whether to the surrounding areas, patients like the on demand and nick about islands me in my bung additional east in india on the east coast is india now we'll see heavy rain continue for places like carola in the south of india with bus of heavy rain as well in sri lanka as we go through the we can not the very heart picture. i'm drawing to the north of this. we've got a dividing line across central parts of india. wet temp

so i'll just here as well. reynolds reporting their life from the university of california at irvine and students at the university of florida in gainesville, have also been demonstrating against the war in gaza. that's despite the university's orders not to ireland. fisher is on the campus in gainesville. this gives you an example of just how wide spread the fruit tests have been on college campuses and the united states. you've had about the big schools like george washington and columbia in new york. but here is the university of florida right in the center of the statements here to be in protest for weeks. this has become what they call a liberal regions or what people have been sitting out 24 hours a day. since the protests began a number of weeks ago, there had been arrest on the call. it just made things difficult for them. but they are still here, still missing a point. and on the, the, the palestinians commemorate macbook, they felt it was important to be here today for 76 years since then not above rushes, which is basically the initiation of the ethnic cleansing, the genoc

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. the adult as parliament has over written the president's veto, with the so called foreign agents built thousands of georgians are afraid, the legislation will come human rights and freedom of the media and compromise. the countries bid to join the you to meet them at the bank of explained after more than a month with protests and threats of sanctions and repercussions from the west. georgias parliament refused to be pressured into dropping the so called for an agents bill and peace over rode the president's veto on tuesday. after hours of debating, not without drama, we sort of gone on in the new law requires old civil society and media organizations that receive 20 percent or more of the funding from abroad to declare it. and they blink government oversight. the governing potty says it's important for georgia sovereignty utilizing it each carpet georgians have to understand that we are a solver and country and we have the right to know what is going on within the country and around i

rob reynolds joins us now from u. c. l, a in los angeles. and rob, can you just explain what the full that is being from that not yvonne. and so we have just say, well, there are a lot of questions that have gone on answered. but right now the, as you can see behind me here at the gaza solidarity and cameron is still standing . the tents are still there. the students are now cleaning things up and trying to sort of reinforce or bolster this makes shift wall that they've built of a wooden pallets and the apply would boards and things of that nature. the students had a meeting earlier of media are not invited inside the encampment, so we don't know exactly what they said, but there was a lot of cheering. so, and a lot of, and susie asked if noise coming from there. so apparently, the students are not entirely deterred by the, the violent events of last night. so among the questions, who were the rioters, who were the people who attacked the gods? it's all that area and camp and well, we don't know exactly uh, but many of them according to acco

ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (just one kiss) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) with reynolds wrap, cooking becomes can feel like the chef of your kitchen. easy prep. easy cook. easy clean. reynolds wrap. >> david: breaking news, the graphic video emerging of sean news, the graphic video now emerging of sean "diddy" combs appearing to assault his then-girlfriend. >>> also tonight in kentucky, the world's number one golfer arrested. you'll see the images. >>> the u.s. economy tonight, the new record set in the stock market. >>> first tonight, the disturbing hotel surveillance video showing sean combs appearing to assault his then-girlfriend in a hall way. cnn obtaining video showing combs wrapped in a towel throwing her to the floor and kicking her, then trying to drag her away. it comes months after federal authorities raided his homes in l.a. and miami. matt rivers with the images tonight. >>> in louisville, the world's number one golfer arrested following a confrontation with police in kentucky. scottie sheffler accused of assaulting an officer, authorities say dragging him with his car while the

he's just outside going to speak to rob reynolds, who joins us from a u. c. l a campus in the scientist will say not inside the incumbent, se rubber. it seems as if in a small way the police are beginning to make that move. we're seeing pictures of very small scuffles taking place, but it's a certainly a lot of movement and a lot of agitation definitely a lot of move in large numbers of police are moving. some of these of the folks that you see around me who are here in support of the student protesters inside the encampment. they've been moving them not in this particular, but monitoring some areas of footage. we seem to be shoved from the, the, the flags if you will, of the.

that's real reynolds for us at usa ally, the diplomatic. if it's all around the way to reach us a spot, and garza with the us pressure and come off to a great to israel's terms. secretary of state and z, blinking has been meeting prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and israel to push for a deal. he says is achievable, public and also told in yahoo the us still opposes the ground. defensive and proffer on rough itself looks our position is, is clear, it hasn't changed, it won't change. we cannot, will not support a major military operation. in rafa, absent an effective plan to make sure that civilians are not harmed and know we have not seen such a plan. and at the same time, there are other ways and in our judgment, better ways of dealing with the right the, the real ongoing challenges from us that does not involve the require a major military operation and process. we've been talking to these realize about that. we'll continue those conversations with stephanie dick. it has more from occupied to east jerusalem view, our secretary of state a

rob reynolds, l g, 0, los angeles. is there any forces that are expedite palace to me in gentlest in the occupied west bank, the troops re didn't search belonged to wheels home in hebron. more than 40 palace to be in journalists and media workers have been arrested since the war on guns that began in october. at least a 147 needed workers had been killed. the, the upholding stations have opened across south africa and the countries 7 for the democratic election since the end of apartheid photos will be costing that balance in both parliamentary and provincial elections. but now just bear with somebody that may not joins us live now from. so what so in john is but somebody to, so this is a pretty significant election for south africa. what about this thing then? what are the main concepts that well, we've spoken to a couple of people and for those people have lined up this morning just before the pose opened. and they've said that they're happy to be. it's important to always note that so that because just the 2 years i

the latest demonstration in new york city targeted the met galum rub. reynolds wraps up the developments on monday. across university campuses . student protesters converged near new york's metropolitan museum. as it began, its annual celebrity started high society fashion show and gala dinner. police made several arrests. some of the as protesters were from columbia university, which has been in the vanguard of the protest movement. on monday, columbia cancelled its main graduation ceremony upsetting students who are due to take part their high entire justification for setting down man cap manner. everything else they've done on campus was so that they get hold of commencement or go through the whole graduation as normal. and then just to cancel, it just feels very deals ridiculous and i feel what kind of a slap in the face to everyone involved. honestly, i'm very angry. you know, i'm, i'm a senior and for my high school graduation out that was cancelled to because of cobra . so now you come to this, this next a milestone in your life and you don't get to celebrate that either. across t

rob reynolds, l, g, 0, los angeles. the books, the break and used to be a lot of asian pacific where a huge loan slide has struck a remote village and pop when you get a thousands of people of it that and the northern province of anger. let's get more on this from uh, correspondent to jessica washington, who's in jakarta. jessica, we're looking at pictures of the disaster everywhere itself. just take us through what we think authorities are telling us this happens a as well. just a few minutes ago we received a statement from the provincial authorities. anything good? no. read some of that out to you. what we do know is that the landslide occurred at around 3 am in an angle province. now, darcy say they still cannot confirm the death toll, but what we do know is that they have assembled and emergency response team, and that team is now on the side of feet affected area. they have also lost any health facilities, health professionals, public officials, to be on stand by to assist in what they are cooling, a massive land

now, we've also heard that the inquiry has heard from paula reynolds' legal representative that theyxpecting to receive those later today, the inquiry has said that they are going to be examining those urgently. now, the issue of timely disclosure has been remarked upon several times, so i spoke to a lawyer for the victims who reacted to that, and he said that it was outrageous, that at this incredibly late stage further important evidence is going to be disclosed, it is worth mentioning that paula reynolds has said she is cooperating with the inquiry, and is truly sorry for the devastation caused. thousands of children in england with complex needs are missing out on vital support — as councils fail to provide care plans quickly enough. local authorities say they're facing growing demand and insufficient funding, but the children's commissioner has described the situation as a crisis. our correspondent charlie rose has the story. like all five—year—olds, freddie should be getting a full—time education. but last year, a rare complication from chickenpox resulted in freddie having a s

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. something back and i'll come back, i'll is a videographer the right time you spoke to somebody, u. c l, a campus and los angeles. late at night, the previous night, a group of about a $100.00 protesters. the guys are so they're already at university of california, los angeles. i began to ro, fireworks began to grow 6. i stop you. ready very large objects, the round up. yeah. i, they began to yell things is work is real. the also i heard a racial epithets words last people. i heard a quite a bit of a the language which is life sexual violence as well as the rest, the violence. after that it went on for about 2 hours. there was no response from university of california los angeles police, nor was there any response from los angeles police department for the california highway patrol. after about 2 hours they did arrive, our protesters eventually left. the pro is real uh side i saw um directly uh, used pepper spray against members of the cabinets. i saw them ro. ringback pieces of uh, st

let's bring in garfield reynolds who leads our markets live asia coverage. this is interesting because we know from crunching the numbers in our bloomberg analysis, probably not a rumor. garfield: nobody in the market believes it is a rumor. everybody, even before the numbers came out to confirm it, when you looked at the size of the move, the rapidity of it, the way it took place, everybody was saying this is almost certainly intervention and then we got the boj current account data which made it very, very hard to say this was anything but intervention along with the, you know, sort of coy commentary from japanese officials. they did not say it wasn't intervention. they just did not say it was so to some extent, i think janet yellen is responding to that part of it. the japanese officials are not going to say, yes, this was the intervention. it behooves her kind of not to make them look foolish by saying, yes, this was intervention. my colleagues over there are just, yes, gilding the lily, so i think that is part of it. and for whatever reason, you know, j

iowa governor kim reynolds joins us now.ederal government about this? >> we received a letter and they are claiming we are interfering with their enforcement of federal immigration, which is ridiculous, with eight million illegals walking into our country, 2 million gotaways, 30% underreported, 500,000 china nationals have passed, they are not enforcing immigration laws on the books and every governor understand the consequences of what is happening. we are seeing overdose deaths skyrocketing. if this president is not going to do his job, the state will step in and do it for him. to be more technically accurate, you are entering with their nonenforcement. exactly. >> it is a joke. they are suing me for punishing people that have broken the law. >> one thing that everybody likes to say in washington, immigration system is broken and there are problems. one part not broken, it is illegal to come into the country illegally. >> exactly, they refuse to do their job. he is not undertaking duty to protect the sovereignty of this co

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reynolds post office building. an honor that has been signed into law by the president of the united states. this commemoration is a figure tribute to a menman who dedicated so much of his life to thinking this nation both on the battlefield and our communities. it should be noted and fitting tribute that about 63,000 pole workers themselves are vete veterans -- postal workers themselves are veterans. bill was a beloved husband to his wife. a loving father an grandfather. and a friend to thousands. his legacy does not only live on in the medals he won or the landmarks that bear his name, but in the lives he touched and the community that he strengthened. he left an indelible mark on me personally. he continues to inspire me to serve this beautiful country in this capacity. in a time marked by stark political division, it was inspiring to witness both democrats and republicans unite in support of honoring this great man who epitomized the minnickle -- pinnacle of american power. i urge my colleagues to join me in ho

i do suspect, mr reynolds, that one thing you're less keen to say is that currently under the illegal in july last year, it effectively bars anyone who comes to the uk illegally from claiming asylum. well labour has apparently clarified a few weeks ago that those people potentially between 90,000, possibly 115,000, will be entitled to claim asylum. can you confirm that ? you confirm that? >> well, what's the alternative? keeping them in hotels at the cost of £80 million, £8 million a day, indefinitely? they're going to have to reply. and if they haven't got a right to be in the uk, they've got to go. and if they have a right to be in the uk, if we're going to accept those people, we can integrate them into british society and they can benefit from putting something back into the uk rather than just be that mean the halfway house we have at the minute. so it's about a serious policy rather than a gimmick that will make no difference and cost the country a lot of money. >> that serious policy, though, mr reynolds, does mean that the asylum backlog is probably going to increase almost ov

i was the you and assist infected reynolds, the human rights from 2016 to 2009. as such, g is 1st hand knowledge of what happens when the u. n. pressure countries to exclude a legend, human rights abusers one country that was really important, literally said okay, we're going to pull out or together under you. and 2nd general at that time to go basic to that country in that sense. apologize of that as they otherwise, like for you, empty supervision is, would have collapsed if you wouldn't tell us which country and stressed that the un does what it can. but it's testimony points to one thing. when it comes to peacekeepers, the u. n. is seemingly susceptible to blackmail. there's a reason for this face with often dudley emissions. many governments have posed their troops out of peacekeeping. operations are leaving the supplying of troops to countries like bangladesh, pockets on egypt or china, many of which are known to have a piece of security forces. there's like situations where literally thousands of people could be killed in the absence of un peacekeepers, whi

back with - you shortly. jonathan reynolds, from you shortly. this is a chance to change the direction of _ to the voters? this is a chance to change the direction of the - to the voters? this is a chance to i change the direction of the country. the country— change the direction of the country. the country needs change. i think the case — the country needs change. i think the case for— the country needs change. i think the case for that is self—evident but now— the case for that is self—evident but now we can go to the public and say this _ but now we can go to the public and say this. look how we have changed ourselves _ say this. look how we have changed ourselves i— say this. look how we have changed ourselves. i know people look at the scale _ ourselves. i know people look at the scale of _ ourselves. i know people look at the scale of the — ourselves. i know people look at the scale of the challenge. today we have _ scale of the challenge. today we have had — scale of the challenge. today we have had that police cannot arrest people. _ hav

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. i saw him back in a mechanical is a videographer underwriter, who is joining his life on you see, any account is good to happy with us and i'll just see what is it that you have seen during the protests. a thank you, rob. so late at night, the previous night, a group of about a $100.00 protesters. the guys are so they're already at university of california los angeles. i began to grow fireworks, began to grow a space. i saw you very large desk the round up and they began to yell things is work is real. that also i heard racial epithets towards black people. i heard a quite a bit. 1 of a language which implies extra violence as well as the rest of the bible. after that it went on for about 2 hours. there was no response from university of california los angeles police, nor was there any response from los angeles police department for the california highway patrol. after about 2 hours they did arrive, our protesters essentially well be pro is real uh side i saw directly. 3 used spray ag

governor kim reynolds, as well as the state representative who is from greenfield described what theyid it was absolutely gut wrenching. this is a state that knows tornadoes and even these officials who know it very well were shocked by what they saw moving forward. there are, of course big questions. but what they say, they're doing right now is with the help of hundreds of first responders. they're trying to rebuild their trying to get people back into their homes. and i'll just leave you with a real quick anecdote. the hospital was hit. we saw where they triaged people. it was the parking lot of a lumber yard. so bounded by debris, that is how dire the situation was here, bacteria our hearts, go out to them. i went any wild? thank you for walking us through that destruction they're coming up a bizarre twist and a story that made headlines around the world and upset a lot of people. it's showing just how fast misinformation can spread in the stanley cup fairclough wipers on the line right now to now to distractions still feel white guy here's to getting better with age here's the be