rosco is the only one accepting in person today. thank you, that concludes my report. >> thank you elaine. great report. we will now open up for public comment. is there any public comment? on any items discussed? dan? >> if i may commissioner-president brandon and members. i congratulate and are thank both marsha and rosco for service and want to make a few warks about marsha because i served and worked with her the entire time she has been on the committee. i so enjoyed working with marsha on the waterfront advisory committee, known as the wdac and all the insight she brought to so many projects, which director forbes mentioned a few of them and there is way too many to mention all together. for context, the committee process is similar to the commission. there is listening to the applicants presentation, listening to public comment and then the committee makes comments on those what they heard. when it was marsha's turn to speak, the room would go silent. people waited and listened to her every word. her knowledge of architecture

rosco is the only one accepting in person today. thank you, that concludes my report. >> thank you elaine. great report. we will now open up for public comment. is there any public comment? on any items discussed? dan? >> if i may commissioner-president brandon and members. i congratulate and are thank both marsha and rosco for service and want to make a few warks about marsha because i served and worked with her the entire time she has been on the committee. i so enjoyed working with marsha on the waterfront advisory committee, known as the wdac and all the insight she brought to so many projects, which director forbes mentioned a few of them and there is way too many to mention all together. for context, the committee process is similar to the commission. there is listening to the applicants presentation, listening to public comment and then the committee makes comments on those what they heard. when it was marsha's turn to speak, the room would go silent. people waited and listened to her every word. her knowledge of architecture

in fact, he up to roscoe conkling, roscoe conkling. actually, there's this big corrupt republican boss in new york. he ends up falling as a result of the actions of garfield. and in the end, he was probably the president most to credit for meaningful civil service, but not in the way he would have chosen in a train on the way to a college reunion, garfield is going to the platform and an insane man who was a disappoint at office seeker, a guy named charles guiteau, shoots him twice from behind and garfield probably would have been okay if the doctor suggests left him alone. but they kept poking and prodding him with unsterilized instruments, even their fingers, trying to find out where the is. and so he gets badly infected. and he lingers months before dying. and although this of course, is undeniably tragic, garfield's death may actually have been his biggest contribution to american politics. it's the shocking nature of a presidential assassination. a disappointed office seeker built groundswell of support for civil service reform an

so on what you're hearing from rosco rusher, about the down breach, as well kremlin spokespersons meet his golf, spoke to journalists today, and he vehemently denied that russia was responsible for the explosion of that dam . he said instead that actually ukraine is responsible. so shifting the blame there, and he said that he called this an active sabotage from the key of government. he also said that this actually showed that the counter offensive on the ukrainian side was not going well, essentially accusing ukraine of kind of desperately blowing things off because things aren't going well for them. um, and you know, just after that, the russian investigative committee actually opened up a case against ukraine for terrorism. so what we're seeing here now is both the ukranian side and the russian side accusing each other of terrorism. meanwhile, um, you know, the local people are actually going to have to carry the clunk. consequences of this and the russian emergency services have also now said that people should prepare for an evacuation. and the kremlin spokesperson also said that

this is a handsome lieutenant colonel, head of the rosco central district.with him digging from one of my clients. can you help me? do you want to overwhelm him? no, you just need to do everything, cleanly without unnecessary dust of blood, you understand? how do you imagine it, right? listen, me attentively and remember. i'll be right there, thank you , have a nice day. thank you hello how are you? i lost it. what, yes, i myself do not understand the car standing here, but the guy is not. maybe not good here? i understand now. man you're free, then move over, are you crazy? come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

somebody act roscoe and schedule are no problems. we took control to prevent f o strikes against as to the fullest can continue attacks on the ukrainians units of them. is there any tension between wagner and the crime lens armed forces escalate to join the battle of boston? moved with a mess. and res played a crucial role in the drawing out fight to capture the city. but precaution accuses the russian army combined is of withholding ammunition and other supplies from his men. ingenuous, you'd see more recently russia ordered. wagner medicine raise to sign contracts with the russian defense ministry. by the end of june. russia's military leadership is accusing precaution of carrying out an arm. the mutiny was the last night. you must do this before it's too late, obeyed the will and come on to be elected. president of the russian federation stopped to come when we return to bases and places where you will stationed security and moscow has been tightened. military vehicles can be seen, guardian, government buildings in rushes, capital

the roscos state corporation helped cosmos, one of the most modern, and all this will work for our young generation, so that they become interested in astronautics and come to study it. and then she came to work in the rocket and space industry of the historical motherland where she began the path of a female cosmonaut with the call sign of a seagull valentina tereshkova recalls training about yuri gagarin, the preparation was complex, because they would have come to the detachment. uh, i’ll practically have the experience of jumping, i’ll ask, yes, and considerable, and we weren’t not pilots , therefore, in the cosmonaut detachment to sochi, they taught us how to fly, both on transport and jet aircraft, and the plane on which yuri alekseevich gagarin died, we flew on it . it was assigned to yura and me, and strelka culture and leisure park is already crowded. hundreds of countrymen. they came here to see with their own eyes the legend that glorified the yaroslavl region was engaged in amateur performances and was considered an element. hello valya. seagull hello seagull valya tereshkova

somebody act roscoe and schedule are no problems. we took control to prevent f o strikes against as to the air force can continue attacks and the ukrainians units of the tension between wagner and the kremlin is armed forces escalate to join the battle of buck moved with a mess and res played a crucial role in the drawing out fight to capture the city. but precaution accuses the russian army combined is of withholding ammunition and other supplies from his men. ingenue, she gets more recently. russia ordered. wagner medicine reeves to sign contracts with the russian defense ministry by the end of june. russia's military leadership is accusing precaution of carrying out an arm to mutiny. okay, you pause the moment, you must do this before it's too late. obeyed a willing come on to the left. the president of the russian federation stopped to come, always of attentive basis and placed this way you'll stationed. the security in moscow has been tightened. military vehicles can be seen guarding government buildings and rushes. capital. pre

steve and roscoe, blame each other for the destruction during an emergency un meeting. russia cause that deliberate sabotage, the other them. or carl, this is out there alive from the also coming up at least $400.00 wall 5. continue to fund across canada as spunk and warnings of poor quality in the us. and as quick takes west and hate as the island still struggles to recover from floods that kills more than 40 people. plus, under the can washington and china with stars. these are encouraging young people to move to the countryside, as recent employment hits as record highs. the ukraine and russia are accusing each of the blowing up a major funding towns and villages in russian control territory down stream. and the cuts on region, which levels have risen as much as 11 meters in the area. and thousands of people have seen evacuated and never heard of it. links to binds the, to the pro river, held by russia in the south. ukrainian held territory in the north and supplies was of the crime in peninsula as close as operates in nuclear power plant. the i a, a says it faces no immediate risk, t

steve and roscoe, blame each other for the destruction during an emergency un meeting. russia cause that deliberate sabotage.

and the sort of know we didn't hear south african officials rejected way i'm engaged, you know that roscoe talking to keep doing that the permission to the city while west and media outlets were on top of the things including lost the fine to scan the after going to need is also have we have many more weapons, the massive native countries, they know this and all the time they try to persuade us to start negotiations on the reduction screwed up in service to our kids. i lots of other local russia into using nuclear rhetoric is own new wide mean the gap between mazda and the worst. so what does the person says during a speech? i've listened petersburg, economic, or by law, as far as massive holes on the un peacekeeping troops in the country without delay, claiming that mission has failed to deal with security. time does the, the live for law and josh, on use of santa in moscow. this is the welcome to the global news is that if i really need is sent to hold tools data with by that i will send over the confidence in ukraine. however, though is peace initiative has already been spun by the for

went missing off to their plane, crash, the time of solano and the southern co ketchup province. roscoe is find them a 5 miles west of the wreckage. ana sandoval repeated. he's got this update from columbia as capital the top massey a to them week found the live after spending more than a month. one during the amazon jungle. and the 1st fixtures release their scene with some of the colombian soldiers and indigenous volunteers that have been searching restlessly for them for 5 weeks since they survived the plane crash deep in the rain for some may 1st. president gustavo pedro said, finding them was nothing short of a miracle that's community. i seem to hear this, the military forces and the indigenous communities that helps with the search. if it's found the children 14 days after the plane crash, the children were on the road. they are an example of survival that will go down in history. today, those children of the children of peace and the children of columbia, you have at least 30 as the children, aged 1394, and one year old were recovered near the border between the 2nd time what yo

the record for the but they like us on those before joining the prime ministers cabinets mattie at rosco back. it'd been entered, you know, of a down as loving co. i'm thinking around the outside you meet with them. so women's anthony knew about donna moved to eastern slip back. yet most of his business was in the agricultural sector. meaning these companies received millions of euros in european farming subsidies. just a lot of money style. we all know video through his open source research and found out how much money donna had received in the form of subsidies. he also discovered that the dollars named cropped up in several cases of sales tax pro and that money a task of a was linked to several of his companies and had access to some of his accounts. still defeated in chip isn't the regulation. it was obvious that the optical would be up on shouts at the output. the the board. we offered him a body guard. let us put you in law so that he refused all yeah, no, i'm trying to tell you enough. yeah, that almost finished is all to go. you just have to do a few more interviews and make a tr

decades in power fizzled out after the rebellious mercenary commander ordered his troops took march on roscotly reached a deal with the kremlin to go into exile. yevgeny prigozhin has since headed for belarus. the rebel exposed vulnerabilities among russian government force as wagner group soldiers moved without challenge toward the capital. a correspondent has our first report. >> as wagner forces continue to withdraw no word from the key players in this wildest of -- yevgeny prigozhin waved off to tears in rostov. but nothing new on the coup from the commander in chief, just simply recorded insight into his evening routine. >> >> it's as for the top military brass the supposed top of this coup not a whisper. but western officials have already drawn their own conclusions. >> i think we've seen more cracks emerge in the russian beside. it is too soon to tell exactly where they go and when they get their but certainly we have all sorts of new questions that putin is going to have to address in the weeks and months ahead. >> red square was still shut as an anti terror precaution. people still

. >> well, roscoe right tells us he had been going to this walgreens pharmacy on telegraph avenue for been picking up this h r t or hormone replacement therapy at the same location for the past 3 years without any issues. but this last time was different. >> so you think, you know better and my doctors at what's going on. >> so wright tells us pharmacist asked him what the prescribed medication was for, which seemed odd. so we started to record this video. the pharmacist then told that he would not be able to fill the prescription to to quote his religious beliefs. at one point during the video, the pharmacist told him to come back a little bit while later when another member of the pharmacy team would be able to help him. and admits during all this, he got angry. he did ask for the manager and in the end did get his medication. walgreens sent us a statement saying, quote, when a team member has a religious or moral conviction that prevents them from eating a customer's need, we require the team member to refer the customer to another employee or manager on duty who can complete the t

well just right, construction for the movie caused a global shortage of the fluorescent shade of roscoer most of us. one thing, though, we will continue to see a shortage of is rain. there are many places, particularly in the south and west of the uk, that have not seen any measurable rainfall for more than three weeks and that is not going to change very much over the next few days. in fact, over the next five days, while southern parts of europe will continue to be very wet indeed, across our shores, very little — if any — rain in the forecast and that is because high pressure continues to hold firm to the north—west of europe, allowing these thunderstorms to pop up down towards the south but keeping us largely dry, fine and settled with some spells of sunshine. and that sun is strong at this time of year with high uv levels. most of us starting on a sunny note on saturday. across of england and wales, tending to retreat back towards the east coast. we will keep a bit more cloud around northern scotland, particularly for orkney and shetland. and there is just a very, very small chance

armed insurrection this are no longer marching toward roscoe but the putin regime remains.'s biggest humiliation. >> i think this was the guest mess so far, since the beginning of latimer putin's rule nearly a century ago, because, actually, russia lost control of two major cities, over 1 million residents eats each, and that was embarrassing for putin because he couldn't do anything about it. he had to ask for help from lukashenko to get prigozhin out of the country and make the wagner group retreat. that's the number 1 humiliation for putin across the history of his rule. >> despite the president's power struggle, russian troops launched attacks on the eastern and southern front of ukraine. colonel, a short time ago we learned that ukraine is claiming to have made military gains. that sounds like a big development? >> i think it is, jim, and of course this is early in this but the way we are looking at this, the way in which the ukrainians have put their forces together, and they've been able to take advantage of some of the things that the russians have left behind, in e

just >> well, roscoe right tells us he had been going to this walgreens pharmacy on telegraph avenueor nearly a decade. he's been picking up this h r t r hormone replacement therapy at the same location for the past 3 years without any issues. but this last time was different. >> so you think, you know better and my doctors out going on. >> so wright tells us pharmacist asked him what the prescribed medication was for, which seemed odd. so we started to record this video. the pharmacist then told that he would not be able to fill the prescription to to quote his religious beliefs. at one point during the video, the pharmacist told him to come back a little bit while later when another member of the pharmacy team would be able to help him. and admits during all this, he got angry. he did ask for the manager and in the end did get his medication. walgreens sent us a statement saying, quote, when a team member has a religious or moral conviction that prevents them from eating a customer's need, we require the team member to refer the customer to another employee or manager on duty who c

. >> like a "guess who's coming to roscoe's." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: literally in this case.ny. >> she's wonderful. >> jimmy: as the -- in fact, she was here last night. and she -- we were talking about this picture. >> my god. >> jimmy: this is from 1982. [ cheers ] you guys with robert blake. >> my god. >> jimmy: and you're playing buckwheat, she's darla, "little rascals." robert blake was in "little rascals." >> one of the original little rascals, yeah. >> jimmy: i heard he got banned from "saturday night live" after this show? >> i heard that too, but i don't know what for, i don't know what he did. >> jimmy: oh. >> it was so long ago. >> jimmy: yeah. you don't keep in touch? >> no, no. [ laughter ] what did they say he got banned for? >> jimmy: i don't know, i have no idea, i'm trying to get to the bottom of it. julia didn't remember either. i don't know. he's done some things, you know. [ laughter ] maybe it was that belt that got him banned, i'm not sure. do you still have, like, the buckwheat wig or the gumby suit? do you save any of that stuff? >> no. >> jimmy: none

jon: roscoe strip -- roscoe strip --russ -- a blackrock. -- of blackrock. tom: what is fascinating is gold and euros, gold and yen. jon: we haven't talked about the debt ceiling debate. 314-117 through the house with ease. speaker mccarthy calling that a bit of a win. when more definite cats vote more for this then republicans? lisa: this'll will a hard sell in the political theater sphere. jon: coming up next, heidi crebo-rediker of international capital strategies. >> give you up-to-date with news from around the world, i am lisa matteo. iran has reinstalled monitoring equipment. even as his engineers added stock to stockpiles of uranium. the findings by the iaea reduces the likelihood arrival face century when they discuss the nuclear program. credit suisse bankers are suing swiss financial -- financial bankers. they say they are suing over the right down over so-called contingent capital rewards. the bonuses were based on bonds, wiped out in the emergency rescue of credit suisse. nvidia ceo is said to be heading to china this month to meet with tech exe

and speaking of the wayne, let's check in with meteorologist rosemary roscoe.rosemary, we've been watching the wind outside, even here along the oakland estuary whipping the trees around back here. yes andre. and as we just were talking about, the wind is something that the firefighters don't need. the wind, of course , helps to spread the fire that much faster. it also picks up embers and throws them, starting new fires. so thankfully, they got a lot of that under control because the winds continue at this hour, giving you a live look here at the golden gate bridge. and you can see the flag is there blowing. we have choppy waters out there for today as well. and the winds right now, napa reporting august of 22, we have novato 26, oakland 31. concord reporting 20mph. even faster in some of our hills. sfo this morning reporting a 42 mile per hour gusts right now, 37. hayward reporting 28 livermore 20 and san jose 24. so a cool breezy day across the bay area. here's a look in our hills. we're a big rock is reporting a 32mph mount diablo right now 13. but many are

>> so just in terms of geography, if he did indeed leave this military headquarters and roscoe in the last hour or so, he would still be inside russia. we don't know how immediate this deal comes into effect. but you have to assume that the kremlin is not going to tolerate him hanging around. one of the things that is really worrying for vladimir putin is at least in the streets of rostov, prigozhin seems to have had kind of a heroes welcome. there were crowds chanting wagner, wagner, there were people taking selfies with his masked gunman in the streets. prigozhin has cultivated something of this kind of folk hero image in russia. he's presented himself as the man who speaks the unvarnished truth, speaking directly through his own posts on telegram. compared to these kind of stiff bureaucrats who appear on behalf of the russian defense ministry. and i think one of the reasons that they want to see him at minimum going to belarus and not sitting in russia, is there has been chatter that prigozhin has ambitions to be the leader of russia, to replace vladimir putin. that is not somethin

what i don't know, and what we don't know yet, is that the reason that he was cheers in roscoe off when they left? is that the message he will continue to send, or will we see that stifled as part of the deal that he did with putin, to go to belarus? we just don't know the answer to that yet. >> talk to me about those cheers. if you were vladimir putin and you see someone who you have now called a traitor being cheered on by your own people, what does that say to you about your illusion of control? and how particularly relevant to you is that if you are an authoritarian leader? >> even if we don't know why they were cheering, it's a very bad for vladimir putin. this is a catastrophic event. this is the worst 24 hours of his time ruling russia in the last 23 years. there's no doubt about it. there's no way you can look at this and say he's better off. think about it. two of his own armies, remember, prigozhin's his guy. he's been working for putin for many years. and just a few hours ago, it looked like that they were going to go to war with each other instead of fighting who putin says

one of the remarkable things, is how prigozhin was able to make its way to southern roscoe towards moscow, said the last moment that he was able to have progress, saying he did not want to see blood spilled. the other important factor here is the fact that alexander lukashenko was called in to mediate and that is a further humiliating in the way for vladimir putin, because lukashenko in many ways is a junior partner in this relationship, and gave lukashenko quite a bit of leverage. going forward, the last 24 to 48 hours will be critical in terms of seeing how this plays out, where is prigozhin, does he go to belarus, who goes with him? what will happen to putin? where is putin? he was seen yesterday, not again today. he was on a program on kremlin television this morning, but that was pre-recorded on june 23rd. it's a really tense period that lies ahead, it is when we are vladimir putin has been exposed. he will reclaim the narrative going forward, he's always tried to portray himself as being invincible, now the russian people have seen that's clearly not the case. >> when you consider t

. >> well, roscoe right tells us he had been going to this walgreens pharmacy on telegraph avenue for nearly a decade. he's been picking up this h r t or hormone replacement therapy at the same location for the past 3 years without any issues. but this last time was different. >> so you think, you know better and my doctors what's going on. >> so wright tells us pharmacist asked him what the prescribed medication was for, which seemed odd. so we started to record this video. the pharmacist then told that he would not be able to fill the prescription to to quote his religious beliefs. at one point during the video, the pharmacist told him to come back a little bit while later when another member of the pharmacy team would be able to help him. and admits during all this, he got angry. he did ask for the manager and in the end did get his medication. walgreens sent us a statement saying, quote, when a team member has a religious or moral conviction that prevents them from eating a customer's need, we require the team member to refer the customer to another employee or manager on duty who

all right, it's time to check your local weather with meteorologist rosemary roscoe.y, a little bit of blue skies behind you from this camera, but it's not the case everywhere. you're right. we are mostly cloudy. socked in pretty good along the coastline. andre and even inside the bay, mostly cloudy for many of our bayside communities. as we get into the afternoon, a very pleasant day for inland communities into the 70s once again. meanwhile all the coastline struggling in the 60s, the pattern not going to change a whole lot as we do move forward. we will get into a modest warm-up and i'll show you that in the extended forecast. outside our doors at this time of year here from up above and all the cloud cover out there and the patchy drizzle, this morning, as well as a few sprinkles, pulling back for you, the thunderstorm activity continues over the sierra for today as this low off of a southern california helping to create this weather pattern and kind of keep it quasi stationary, at least for the time being. as far as amounts for us, you can see not a lot, a few 100