robbie, we are out of time. kevin we can continue this outside.tful and dysfunctional finale before the finale of succession. ♪ ♪ >> it has been an absolute media phenomenon. articles, interviews, podcasts. ending its four season run this week. no spoilers for recent shows. the saga logan roy who built a global media empire that his kids including kendall the fiercely ambitious front runner and chef ski aimlessly battling to take over against their dad and each other. >> i love you, but you are not serious people. >> yeah. my father was a brute. he was. he was tough. but, also, he built and t acted. >> you are only with me to get the power. you've got it now, tom. >> i'm with you because i love you. >> publisher of the fourth watch newsletter. steve, welcome. >> k. great to be here. >> so much media coverage of the final season. every big player being interviewed or profiled. why have journalists made this the biggest thing since game of thrones are even going back to the sopranos. >> it is true. the difference between the amount of media coverage

robbie shown as partnership. okay. yeah.are kind of new and we're just learning about you, too. so we wish all the best. and yet we certainly do great job. thank you very much for out and have a good night, rob. still ahead, former vice president mike pence set to announce his bid for president. >> who else is rumored to be running? that's when we return. >> and we continue to track chilly and gusty conditions. but thankfully a warm-up is on the way. i'll let you know what exactly. we're starting heat up in my full forecast. coming up 20 minutes. >> gop presidential race is continuing to heat up. former vice president mike pence set to launch his presidential campaign next week with a campaign video and a speech in des moines, iowa is going to be joining a packed republican presidential nomination race going up against former president donald trump. florida governor ron desantis and senator tim scott, the former vice president plans to campaign in all 99, iowa counties before the caucuses. this comes as former new jersey gov

i'm robby silver, the executive director of downtown partnership and leading economic recovery efforts for the 43 block district around the financial district and jackson square neighborhood. daily cleanings and safety services for three activations and creating new public spaces for all. in fact, we are standing in a area we will be reimagining some time in the next year. we are also standing in a important gateway for the downtown and our city. downtown workers (indiscernible) and embarcadero transit centers. people come from all over the world to see the historic cable cars in action. this is just more then just a attraction as board president aaron peskin pointed out. the cable car lines support visitors, workers and residents from the downtown core through beautiful china town, nob hill and finally, van ness avenue. the top of california street is breath taking and really captures the best of what this city has to offer. when i got my drivers license and i will not tell what year that was, i thought i'll drive to san francisco. i hopped on the cable car and immediately transported

and i'm guillory to robbie in great britain to see how overlooked industrial wastelands being turned into bug reserve. the new zealand is reaching wild life and because of its oscillation, there are hundreds of plants and animals that evolved to that i found nowhere else but human introduced pests have threatened and even wiped out many spacings. one of those in the native went upon god. it's one of the world's heaviest insects and has been around for a 190000000 years or even out leaving the dinosaurs used to be found older than use even the now big close to extinction. these amazing agent creatures play of mine who role in the coast and without the other native plants and wildlife could also disappear forever. the the oakland zoo has launched a set of programs to say the way to ponder obeta, starting with a new interactive exhibition that aims to excite the next generation about the lack of funds. featuring giant 3 d model in 6 educational games and puzzles. both lab shows just how fast the what do you like about these children have never seen or ways of hunger yet? had they lived

a zane does robbie reports from the child. so don, for the i had an old school outside our dre, the chad in government is housing thousands of refugees who crossed from see don in just the last few days. no matter where you go. the sound of children crying follows it is crowded, there is no hygiene. people are desperate, squabbling for food, water, even the smallest patch of shade. but that is good, and not watkins. my son was shocked to him. we left him behind 3 of my children, came the others, didn't make it. the part. we loved janina, we thought sheets, she's a close. we bought food. we haven't eaten anything. my father was killed. they chased us, m b s. a lot of the children we left behind still haven't arrived. we couldn't bury the dead. we just had to leave them behind. forced from their homes, walking for days, rob depositions, and be some of the again, cooking leaves to survive. they say they need help. now, every other person you speak to seems to be a witness to a murder. they've seen terrible things, experienced uni

marvel superhero turned "the new york times" best-selling author, elizabeth olsen and her husband robbieharmony opening night." will ganss sat down with the couple this week. >> reporter: elizabeth olsen is no stranger to sequels, this time it's for a children's book she says was inspired by some of her own first forays into the spotlight as a kid. she's known for playing some of the fiercest women ever seen on screen. >> this is me being reasonable. >> reporter: but now elizabeth olsen is pouring her powers into a brand-new children's book. >> i have to imagine, correct me if i'm wrong, between wanda and candy montgomery, delving into hattie's world may be a reprieve for you. >> it is. >> reporter: teaming up with her husband robbie arnett -- >> i have a lot of ideas and every idea guy needs an editor. >> reporter: -- for "hattie harmony opening night." >> we were talking about the firsts that kids in this age group have and i think the most personal idea was opening night, because we had lots of opening nights as children. >> robbie, word on the street is there's an elvis presley hound

the number of refugees, he said, could hit 1000000 zane bus robbie o d 0 audrey eastern chad. you and alone with egypt. do you have any cas, all saudi arabia on the you are holding a don't a conference force through john and a we spoke to lenny kingsley, a spokesman for the weld feed program in the see don, she says the situation on the suit on child board is getting worse and time is running out. we're seeing people crossing by the day, fleeing the violence, and particularly janina west. start for arriving at the borders with little or nothing but the clothes on their back. they're staying and in very dire conditions . sleeping partially out in the open and it's getting very difficult also to provide them assistance because the reading season is coming. this is an extremely difficult situation. it is a catastrophe on top of what was already a humanitarian crisis ensued on before this conflict erupt. in the middle of april, and now we're seeing this spill out over into the region to chime central african republic, south to don ethiopia, and also and tens of thousands of going

the new rules that apply only to cost are little more than a bad same bus robbie, i'll just united states says it's prepared to continue mediation if it's between students boring sides, off to the army, pulled out of torques in saudi arabia, the army, and permitted trio rapid support forces to accuse each other in violating a truce that was aimed at opening stave cartridges for humanitarian aid. washington says both sides of breach the agreement, 1800 people have been killed in more than 6 weeks of fighting. more than a 100 minus, it'd be rescued off the underground shops collapse and southern go on any $200.00 the police to be still trapped. survivors say mine is working legally, are afraid that they will be arrested if they come to the surface. it is not water as more and isn't rolling on the streets so full bossy miners have been trapped under ground for more than a week without food or water. confrontations between locals and security forces are becoming more frequent. and she has relatives want their loved ones returned home safely. while i'm on my 3 brothers, i still trash and not a

the same bus robbie, l, g, 0, audrey on the chat to down board. parents of students missing off runs the tack on a school in west them. uganda are using dna samples to identify some of the 42 bodies recovered by police. last week, government attack, the school, getting dozens of people and the ducting of us to meet a minute report. days off to one of you, candace, was domestic. has that a school in the west? this with parents look for their missing children. 42 bodies have been recovered at this police station. families have submitting d n a samples, hoping it will help identify their children, were lost power to create software as you're putting my in is not a huge fall. and so i'm sort of waiting on them in the says this with the is that it boils down to pick an huh. oh, we don't even know where the good, the hot in the way last week suspected fight is a texas high school. they said to dormitory, for the boys, a light been attacked, a drama tree full of gulls hacking victims to death with machetes and knives. 6 of the students web ducted, the bo

louis robbie ultra 0 andre eastern track as well. so to come here on houses here for children who survived a plane crash and 5 weeks in the colombian jungle are unites their relatives. i'm gabriel's onto in or rule quebec canada were people that have been lead fires hoping suit to go home off the law a will along with, with neither side, willing to negotiate because the ukraine more becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. critical could us pull it to the boston line, the southern most italian island, these brace for potentially record breaking some of migrant arrivals. prime minister, georgia maloney, one power last year promising to track down on boat migrants the sudanese sailed from to an area where there's a sophisticated, unprofitable smuggling network. those who make it now thanks to more hostile reception from italy's nationalist government. human rights watch cold. it's all these new immigration little repressi

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so let's speak to zane bas robbie, who's in the board. a town of audrey for an assessment on the to madison humana. you know what zane, i'm just looking at the picture behind you. it's uh, it's breathtaking in fact share with us. what's going on. the it is really difficult not to draw a line under one thing that we have come to see here. every other person you speak to is a witness to some kind of a murder. they have witnessed terrible atrocities as they've been taking the difficult journey from alternate across the border into audrey and they want to talk about it. let's show you who the people are that need the help as soon as possible. we've come to this school outside of the town of andre. people have been brought to the board or they arrived in the thousands just in the last 72 hours. the numbers of refugees have gone up exponentially. the refugee agency and chad, responsible for registering. everyone says that just in the last 3 days, they have registered 21000 new arrivals and all of them are in these conditions. they've been broug

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. >> joining me from sing more, robbie agruwal is editor-in-chief for cnn.teresting place to be, where you are right now. and another meeting, i understand, where u.s./sino relations dominate? >> reporter: yeah, it really is. i think this is a very significant weekend here in singapore at the shangri-la dialogue. the u.s./china relationship in many ways has been the biggest part, the dominant part of the conversation in the 2 1/2 days of this conference. we've seen big speeches from defense secretary austin and the united states and his chinese counterpart, the chinese defense minister li shan fu, both who have spoken. on the u.s. side there were moves to try and arrange a meeting but china rejected a chance to have that bilateral meeting between the leaders. that was referred to in their respective speeches. secretary austin said that it would be much more useful to go beyond just a handshake at dinner and have substantive dialogue. but the chinese in response have been saying for quite a while that they need certain conditions to be in place before they me

. >> robbie, how do you view this?it's hard to be invested in growth benchmark to the russell 1,000 growth index, this is the stat, you don't own tesla, amazon or nvidia but are up on average 114% this year, they have accounted for 8.5% of the returns. you just don't own those, you have to be pretty darned good to make up that underperformance. >> the nature of the market this year given the stocks that have run. >> crazy >> when you look at discretionary as a sector for a while was the second or third best sector. why? tesla and amazon and home builders which had a great run, too. those two stocks alone carrying the weight of a whole sector those group of stocks carrying the weight in some respects the whole market >> do you want to become a momentum investor or fundamental based investor >> i wonder if there are a whole mass group of investors rethinking where they want to be and what they have to be in this kind of market >> if you have a strategy it will ultimately work out the momentum will break down and you can

the 13th, the united states will face france , bulgaria, argentina, and cuba, respectively. met and robbie fowler, the former star of the liverpool club, took over the leadership of the al-qadisiya football team in saudi arabia. may you have a good start with the sports news of this hour. god bless t. he entered the ceremony first and sat down for others to speak next to the same old research with a face that showed you 44 years later. why is nature from a bad friend, and four years after 1958, it came to television, i was obsessed with all the people, people from the media, friends, acquaintances, and his old students said about the secret of longevity and their memories. the moral story of shaar needs a lot of art dealing with the people of 1352, dear mr. beheshti took our hands and 12 of our friends from the haqqani school and took part in mr. qaraati's program. the prophet said that the reason for the misery of the peoples and the texts before you is that the light of our eyes, which is contrary to the lack of the deprived class in 1958, i was a 13-year-old student at school, we were p

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margot robbie. that's a much better topic he's giving us a look inside barbie's world. she's taking architectural digest on a tour of barbie's dreamhouse. take a look. welcome to obvious street cops. >> this is my breakfast table. can to marion living room right now. he is a fund that will buy and the slide that goes from the bedroom down into the pool. not super practical, but nothing is bobby. >> you can see how they, you know, force the world to run out of pink paint actually a tour of the set from the upcoming movie designer. sarah greenwood says she took inspiration from palm springs midcentury modernism to create the fuchsia pink fantasy. robbie and ryan gosling who plays ken say it was a dream going to work every day and barbie's dream house barbie is directed by sacramento native greta gerwig. it will hit theaters july 21st. so we're just about a month away. olivia horton is standing by for live in the bay. olivia, i wish i got a tour of barbie's dreamhouse. hey, listen, all you have to do is come on down to live in the bay because i feel like we're living in a

. >> reporter: robbie silver, the executive director of the downtown san francisco partnership stopped here on california street. >> it is a beautiful place at the front of california street. can we get some artists here an maybe a new restaurant in brthe to liit is a tall task right now. >> reporter: seeing multiple blocks with multiple vacancies, it is not a good look. >> he says there are currently 150,000 square feet of ground floor vacancies downtown, and according to figures from cb re:, 25 million square feet of total vacant office space in th city. >> pre-pandemic it was about 4% and now we are at 30%. the biggest reason for that is hybrid work and most recently layoffs. >> reporter: cbre says that although leasing activity is starting to increase, there is not much demand right now, but he says that is going to change >> that should hopefully start to happen towards the end of this year or early next year as the economy starts to improve and interest rates start coming down and growth can turn around >> we need more establishments like this to help us reimagine downtown sf. >>

. >> reporter: robbie , the executive director of the downtown san francisco partnership, stopped heretreet. >> it is a beautiful glass base right here at the front of california street. can we maybe get some new artists and a restaurant in here? >> reporter: silver is on a mission to bring the area back to life. it is a tall task right now. >> seeing multiple blocks with multiple vanc

. >> reporter: robbie , the executive director of the downtown san francisco partnership, stopped here on california street. >> it is a beautiful glass base right here at the front of california street. can we maybe get some new artists and a restaurant in here? >> reporter: silver is on a mission to bring the area back to life. it is a tall task right now. >> seeing multiple blocks with multiple vacancies is not a good look. >> reporter: he says there is currently around 150,000 square feet of ground floor vacancies downtown. according to figures from cbre, 25 million square feet of total vacant office space in the city. >> pre-pandemic our vacancy rate was about 4% and now we are at about 30%. the biggest reason for that is going to be hybrid work and also most recently layoffs. >> reporter: cbre says that although leasing activity is starting to increase overall, there is not much demand right now, but he thinks that is going to change. >> that should hopefully start to happen either towards the end of this year or early into next year as the economy starts to improve, interest rate

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those leading into neighboring chat arrive with injuries from meetings. zane this robbie has more from audrey on the chat sedan border and a warning some of yours may find the images in his report. disturbing. not all of all norse family made it out. he weeks for a cousin and a nephew, a book up below. both killed in elgin a now and he worries for those that he left behind members of the ethnic african muscle, each community. he says they had to lie about who they are to avoid execution at the hands of the general. we who arriving refugees in a group say are seemingly trying to cleanse the capital of 2 thousands west our full region of arrival tribes. i was a law. how does the model for the fight and l jeanine is about finishing of the muscle they've tried. they destroyed all our neighborhoods, their data stored, it, replace their muscle, these are staying now. the situation is horrible. every morning you wake up, you hear about someone having been killed. he bears the marks of beatings. he endured at a check point. as his children were forced to watch, even his pregnant wife do any da

same bas robbie reports from the dog, a refugee camp in chad as well. where here in the gog, a refugee camp in eastern chad. and we were here just a few weeks ago when they were beginning to construct this camp. when they were beginning to populated with temporary shelters and relocating people here to better conditions. and as you can see, it's just mushrooms and exploded the tents in just one section. the mix of filters in just this area go as far as you can see, and this is just one section, every direction you look in. there are similar types of housing and the organizers of this camp tell us they're already at full capacity. 7000 people live here now and they cannot, cannot accept any more. we've seen people sheltering under trees without permanent or temporary shelters, i should say. and we've seen many communities waiting for some kind of housing to open up here. but the organizers say that there's just too many people to house here. they're going to have to go somewhere else. now that you an estimated that a $100000.00 people would arrive here i

but as robbie is in the boat, a ton of andre. that same shod not far from the border with don zane has um, hipaa was mentioning day, lots of people have arrived where you are in recent weeks. what are they telling you about what they saw and experienced, you know, janina well, everyone we speak to says the same thing. all janina has become on livable hold, janina. more and more people keep saying this is currently the worst place in the world, not just the refugees that are fling, but people who know what they're talking about. air 8 organizations with decades of experience working in the are for those that have been based in ocean. and i say now by all accounts it is turned to easily the worst humanitarian crisis currently happening at the scale in this place. and we keep seeing people continue to cross. we've been coming to this border for several days. the trickle has slowed at the moment, but even now we see mostly today, young men and boys. not even teenagers. crossing the border into chad into the safety of chat and there w

. >> thanks, robby. >>> up next, the petaluma mom influencer is going to jail after publicly accusingatino couple of trying to kidnap her kids. we'll tell you about the sentence the judge handed down today. >>> a north bay woman is going to jail for falsely claiming a couple tried to kidnap her children at a local craft store. >> monday of this week my children were the targets of attempted kidnap. which is such a weird thing to even vocalize. >> that instagram video was posted by mommy influencer katie sorenson of petaluma and went viral nearly three years ago. she went on to accuse a latino couple following her inside a local michael's store and grabbing her stroller. she called police. police said it was a lie. she was quicked of filing a false police report and the judge sentenced her to 30 days in jail followed by 60 days of probation. >>> reuters reports that the international agency for research on cancer will list aspartame as a carcinogen. the announcement about the sweet. er will reportedly be made public on july 14th. >>> the company behind pokemon go is announcing layoffs

they teamed up to rent out margo robbie's dream house fans can select bookings for july 17th.y 21st or 22nd trip, the same weekend the movie pre-memiers. >> this is a dream girl trip >> all the pink. >> and barbie girl summer is if full swing x box and microsoft have partnered with mattel. the set features a dream house storage display and comes with matching controllers, while gamers won't be able to buy the collab any tomb soon ex-box will be giving more information on social yeed about how to win the set on july 10. everything in july, everything barbie is in july. >> so much collab. there's a reason why there's a real life shortage when it comes to that pink paint if you're not quite feeling the barbie core look, how about the scuba core from kim kardashian she dropped a new skims campaign heres it shot by steven klein it's all foam leather and scuba inspired and goes on sale today. i'm not sure how realistic it is to have swimwear and gloves. >> i can't pull that off i'm just going to say i cannot pull that off. >> there's a r reason why ththe the kardasashians, thihis is

you know, actually, robbie has been following the story that should you're getting into goshen who bench was the voc, no most and 82. recently doug himself, fulton's butcher. his forces have been a key component in rushes groundwater new clean. but the relationship has grown complicated. this week, following a drone attack on moscow precautions went on telecom, his communication platform of choice, and aimed and exploitive lead and message addresses military and politically beat. why? why don't you wish? that's why they were, you know what i mean about all of it. yeah, that, that was the what, it is just the latest in a series of outbursts criticizing, rushes, military brass precautions says he's now paying the price for that. he claims state control news channels that once loaded him and his forces have effectively been banned from reporting on him and wagner. he still has ways to get his message out, a network of media sites and telegram channels, content that pleases him and his mercenary army by denigrating his opponents. last week precautions had done for an extensive interview with

the same is robbie joins just now live from the time of andre, which is on the tribes to don border saying tell us about the situation where you want this for the crossing and what you've seen since you've arrived there. well we're here in eastern chad, as you say in the town of andre, this border crossing from here. it's a straight shot about 30 kilometers in that direction and you hit the town, the city, the capital of west star for the city of l janina. which is a place where in the latest fighting and to don in the warrants who done the conflict, the violence and l janina is 2nd only to the fighting that is happening in the car to them. and as a result, we've been seeing a stream of people continuing to arrive in to chat. this is one of the main official border crossings i'll get out of the way. so you can get a sense of the terrain that what we're seeing here is people from the chat inside have been flowing through this area, going towards the border crossing to wait for relatives and friends that they know are coming in from al janina. many people across here daily, the authorities t

good morning to you, robbie montoya. good morning. thank you for having me.lot of people have heard about dorothy day house, named after a pioneering journalist with sort of a different approach to helping people who are homeless. tell us about it. absolutely. well, we've been an organization that was built in 1992. so for over 30 years, our mantra has been to help those in need. and we've really blossomed into this lovely organization that leads with compassion, leads with love, and, you know, just makes everybody feel the way we feel about them, them, you know, and we want to reflect that our love to them. i've seen video of you in the field doing your work, and it's a very personal approach. you are meeting people where they are in a number of senses. absolutely our outreach team has served over 2500 people in the last year and meeting people where they're at means a lot of different things. it not only actually going to the encampment, but really recognizing where they are in their stage of their homelessness. and you know, if a person just wants a shower

in the past week around 45000 refugees have been registered and speak now to zane bas robbie, who was in the town of andre on the sedan chad border zane. it's great that we got your connection up and running again. can you show us the scene around you a little bit? the where we are now is a small school. well, it seems small because of so many people here, but it is a large school compound. and what we're seeing here, let's get right to it, is all of the people that came from old janina everyone that was at the border that came from all jeanina has been transported here like human cargo in large laurie's and effectively don't at this school compounds. now it's difficult to be too critical of the authorities for doing this because there's really nothing else for it. there are such limited resources here. this is such a remote location. this is happening in the hearts of the african continent. it is difficult to get people here, let alone the kind of massive humanitarian support system that is needed to deal with the problems. here we have seen people fighting over small bits of shades

excited because greta gerwig is one of the most interesting directors and the cast is amazing, margot robbie, many other stars, greta gerwig and noah bomb back seem like they are taking barbie in a subversive direction. i'm excited. i'm curious about the new mission impossible. tom cruise is a reliable box office star. i am excited because it keeps getting better every new instalent and tom cruise is fun to watch. >> this franchise has proven to be so durable, it does get better and better and we can attribute that to tom cruise. >> same-day as barbie we're going to get oppenheimer, the biopic about the father of the nuclear bomb. this is based on a masterful biography which was this comprehensive look at his life and the contradictions of his character. i am optimistic nolan will embrace those. killian murphy will play oppenheimer. >> how about a smaller film? >> this is been such a great year for first-time filmmakers. she has a movie about past lives about a young woman who comes from south korea she has to leave her best friend and schoolgirl crush behind, she ends up moving to new york

this is how margot robbie explained that cinematic feat. >> how many takes?ut of them and i was holding on to a bar. i just walked up, held on to the bar above camera and stepped up. >> everybody feel better now i don't know what that was all about. >> because barbie -- because the arch is perfect. her feet stay like that. >> you know what she has feet sweats. >> "barbie" steps into theaters next month >>> finally backstreet is back at the beach heading to mexico for an all-inclusive vacation exavaganza in cancun just a listen to some of the events the guys are hosting. there will be activities plus, jason derulo is joining. a special headlining performance. backstreet is back at the beach and is scheduled for april of next year. tickets for that are on sale. >> street sweats. >> stop, al. just stop. >> it is like the kid in class. >> it really is. it really is. >> just ahead, a live performance from rising pop star, there she is, maisie peters maisie, we apologize for al's behavior. >> do you really >> but first your local news and some weather and these mes