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i was in love with diana ross and michael jackson. richard pryor. oh my god. again. >> reporter: alan mingo jr. takes on this production's title character of the wiz. >> the wizard of oz, where it came from, is one of the biggest folklores in america. you see a lion and a tin man, the scarecrow, you kind of know what the captions are. now you're listening on how we made our character. i feel like our art is becoming educated. for me, it's about finding your community to help meet your path. and you may be disappointed along the way, but you've got to keep going. and you can't believe everyone who crosses your path. there will always be roadblocks. for me, "the wiz" is about that, but to me it's no different than the other otherses of this wonderful story. >> reporter: this latest production updated the dialogue and music to keep up with the times. >> the director was like, we don't want him to be mean or intimidating the same way as -- that we're used to. we want to do a new spin. and that allowed me to breathe new life and to add my own sort of charm, my own

yes, there jerry ross comes to mind. you know, he knew from a very young age that he wanted to be an astronaut. on the other hand, you know, some of the women who were selected, for instance, in that 78 class, they knew they wanted to be astronauts earlier in life, but not all of them did. sally ride, for instance, didn't express an interest in becoming an astronaut, i don't think. judy resnick did either. so, you know, there's there's a wide variance of folks, but there are a lot of people who are very interested in the space program and know from an early age, this is what i want to do and sort of target working for nasa well, we're heading back to the moon as a country. are you working with the current crop of astronauts and the support staff now? i am not. i am probably the closest i would be is i'm working with some of the people who are working on artemis science, trying to figure out and capture the decisions that are being made right now in terms of, you know, where are we going to land? you know, people are inte

but while moscow has condemned the assassination attempt against donald trump, despite ross and the us had been long being at odds, now the kremlin spokesperson says of the fact that drums live was in danger. it was been obvious for quite a while to push them up. we took off the numerous attempts to remove candidate from from the political arena 1st through legal instruments, cold prosecutors, attempts to politically discredit and compromise. the candidate is obvious to own outside observers that his life was in danger. russia has always condemned. we strongly condemned any manifestations of violence during political races. now a similar sentiment was express last year within the us as don't list all the costs and predicted this has to bass and attempt against drop. that he said the constant, the tax on trans image with suit our lady, to be pad with physical force. a former us democratic congresswoman tells the god but also struck at the issue of lone wolf terrorism. the thing that really bothered me the most about kegan's office and many others who continue to warn the country that do

and of course, it is ross's exclusive economic side. and so it's of read a specimen each. why do you want to exploit any resources that have that? but we've already seen cooperation develop on that level. but there are indian mariners who are ready being trained in optic. i'm putting a water in the institute in the study boss scope. again, this would cut trade by something like 40 percent of time and costs. you wouldn't have to go to this need by the block a straight. so the suez canal is also so a really big and effective up here to the absolutely. there's an alternative fluids to which are really on distressing dashes and images autonomy, and that'll solve it n t until available for countries in asia. and really, it actually is a breaking out of this window into asia, not just with it's a natural to sources, but it with its technology, with its all types of computation, people to people link. so education science such as, i think was the one a huge aspect of this relationship building, this multi part of well together with adults within bricks. whether it's just the 2 of

you have ross, so it was focused on strengthening and maintenance. it's ties with african countries, asian countries. so it looks like for the you or for the united states, if it doesn't revolve around them, then ross, or whatever, it's called the country that they're against, is isolated. if you would just for a sec, who am i talking about to this uh, this uh, nato, somebody in the united states, any agreements coming out of that conference or was it just basically most laundering of, you know, the global south and i see on, etc, of course they, they're, they've been talking about preventing the wars right. but this gathering has picked top with the approval of another arms package for kids. now that includes the donation of patriot air defense batteries that will be provided by the united states, but germany and romania as. 8 as s a m p t launchers that come from italy and they're the only european made equipment that can interest of ballistic missile. then you also have washington who also placed a wide range of tactical tags. and the united state

warehouses and kazas were built on the territory of the fort ross fortress.d with goods between america and asia and stopped at hawaii along the way. the islands have an exceptionally strategic location. this is the key of the pacific ocean, a convenient transshipment point on sea trade routes. it was in hawaii, in this corner of paradise , that a controversial diplomatic incident occurred caused by georg scheferon. in 1815, one of the russian merchant ships berring was wrecked off the coast. hawaiian island ruled by chief kaumualei. it was he who captured the russian cargo. to return the goods back, baranov sent dr. georg schaefer to hawaii. schaefer went straight to the leader, with whom just a few days later he signed a series of unexpected agreements proclaiming the patronage of the russian emperor alexander i over hawaii. for 2 whole years, with the help of the hawaiians, the russians settled the island. schaefer even planned expeditions to other the hawaiian islands, moreover. his actions were not sanctioned by baranov. in fact, the hawaiian leader simp

and he was his secret service agents ross to surround him. drum who to call back. i stood up. it took his security easier to wait. and he raised the fist in defiance and shouted 555 through the crowd, which had just witnessed to these shopping event up stairs. and this is ron high among some supporters. and he's the track, the some not blaming the main stream media for staring off the hostility. he has just one of the latest example for the trump bashing narrative at the new york times in the morning after the shooting. ron, with a story headlined, he failed the test of leadership and betrayed america. vote as must reject him in november. well, he loved moscow called out the paper, say those who was there are colors and despicable human beings. and the here is some of the examples of how the media has covered trump. clearly the publications have not side away from comparing him directly to hitler as an ultimate evil following the accusations on the inciting hate and the ultimate, the leading up to the assassination. some media i trying to say face, suggesting not to confuse rh

. >> another classic friends moment who can't relate to ross when it comes to someone stealing sandwiches >> all right. danny new is here. after speaking with perhaps the only man more passionate about sandwiches than ross. >> yeah, we're heading out to california to meet barry, a man who has become the internet's unofficial historian for sandwiches that you may have never heard of, but apparently at some point were enjoyed. >> oh, hello. welcome to sandwiches of history. >> today we may eat grilled cheese, but in 1936. >> okay, let's give this hot cottage cheese sandwich a go. >> you could have tried delights like the hot cottage cheese sandwich, at least according to one of the many old cookbooks that barry andric famously explores on social media. >> you know, people have asked me, what are you going to do if you run out of sandwich recipes? like, it's not going to happen every day. >> on his page called sandwiches of history, barry assembles a different sandwich from his never ending arsenal of vintage recipes. >> i never expected sandwiches of history to blow up like this pastrami co

organizer ross morales. we're ketchup so i'm parkland shooting survivor david hog he'll be participating on this call. this evening. gentlemen. thank you for joining us today. ross, i want to start with you as one of the organizers, right? you've got some big democratic names who are set to be on the zoom call. you have david hog who was with us right now. you have roy cooper, the former governor of north carolina. you have transportation secretary pete buddha, judge, congressman adam schiff lots of big names and the original goal was to have 20,000 registrations for this call. that number has more than tripled. >> what's your reaction? are you surprised by this level of support that you are seeing for this? >> i'm surprised and humbled and also thanks for having us since i just check the numbers right before we went on. we're now at 75,000 people who signed up and we've raised over $350,000 for the campaign. to be honest, we thought if we were lucky, we set at 20,000 number. i thought if we're lucky, maybe

so for the very latest, we're going to bring in our sports part of penn ross. what's going on, yeah, guys, you know the drama picking up at niners camp which is set to kick off next week. a source did confirmed to kron 4 sports director jason dumas that aiyuk has indeed requested a trade saying, quote, brendan wants to go where he is appreciated and fairly compensated. now you still has one more year on his rookie contract with the niners. he's due to earn more than 14 million dollars this season, which is his 5th in the nfl. after that, he becomes an unrestricted free agent and he's looking for a significant extension with the team to give you an idea. some other wide receivers around the league. aj brown devontae smith ross and frowned jaylon waddle. >> all those guys signed contract extensions. this offseason with their teams and are set to earn at least 25 million dollars a year, according to espn. other teams that have reached out to san francisco about a possible trade for have been told the forty-niners have no interest in trading him. skipped the team's

ross, tell me, why white dudes? to the maga republicans. the left has not been doing anything to talk to those folks for years and years and something that call showed us last night is the fact that there is white men who are not maga republicans. i think of those folks as the silent majority of white men who do not support donald trump. do not support his antics. last night showed how powerful that can be. we had 200,000 people get on zoom and today we had another 100,000 people watch the zoom or watch the feed after the fact. we raised over $4 million. we had over 60,000 donations that were made during the zoom call. there is a ton of energy out there for it and we were able to capture some of it last night. >> i want you to know that ross, a once in a generation organizer, when i asked about you he said the thing you need to know is while rory is an incredible actor and performer he is in his heart and soul and organizer. i want to ask you as you are recruiting other folks to this call, what did you find to be mo

and he said that the partnership between ross and india is throwing a wrench into the works of volume fall is the hawks in the united states in washington. once the full domination of the globe, american hedge remote in india is obviously one of the largest economies in the world. and it needs to be brought under control by western corporations by the american government. so the americans have a long time been trying to coerce the indians and to be an account or way to china and possibly even have an ice hot war with china. so, and that makes a lot of money for the americans. so that's, that's a driving force right there. there's been a lot of joint projects between the russian military establishment and the indian, which also cuts into wood washing once the end is right now earning a lot of money. thanks to sanctions. first of all, they were busting american sanctions because they were trading with iran buying iranian oil, which is logical for them, and they're doing it with the gold shipments. so no dollars involved in the us couldn't gravity. it also strikes me that india has a ver

. >> now we will bring in ross mayfield. good to see you. >> good morning.hanks for having me. >> ed yardeni doesn't mind if the magnificent seven doesn't do anything for the rest of the year. i think others would. let's pull on that thread. let's say we see a major rotation. what is the biggest beneficiary? >> if we are seeing it because rates are coming down and expectations for a fed cut are moving higher or pulled forward, it is the cyclical sectors of the market and you have to look at the ones that also have structural tailwinds. we like industrials. you have structure tailwinds in aerospace and defense spend. some key industrials with a chance to out perform. >> we saw rotation yesterday. the etf finishing up 2.5%. bio-tech has been under pressure this year. as we mentioned in the show, small caps having a very good day compared to the s&p. i do want to ask you more about small caps. if we continue to see the rotation in the small caps, what does that say about the strength of the market and overall, what does it say about the strength in mega-cap tec

ambassador ross, what do you make of netanyahu's objectives here in washington, d.c. today?comes at a very kind of unusual time. >> well there is no doubt about that. i suspect that when the timing of this was originally agreed upon, one of his hopes was that he would command the attention of the capitol and be able to use the platform, the speech to the congress, to try to recast a narrative and focus very heavily on what israel is doing and the reality that in fighting hamas, it is fighting an enemy that no country would accept as existing next door to them. now, he's here instead, in an environment, to say that there is a distraction, to say the focus is much more on the political realities and the new reality of president biden no longer running for re-election, that's certainly something he could affect and limits the level of attention here, but it won't change his desire, i think, to reframe the narrative that the focus on what israel is fighting to create a sense that israel very much appreciates the scope of american support and i think very much he wants to recast

and of course, ross is attack on ukraine, proves that the government line also at the code isn't with the macro completely wrong. they've completely under estimated the very real threat of russia. currently, germany is building a brigade in lithuania. the question now is whether we will see more commitments that towards poland to would strengthening that particular eastern flank of nature, historical grievances between germany and polar run deep michela, as you know, particularly relating to the 2nd world war, poland just demanding germany pay more war, reparations are sold some toast likely to address this issue. well, that's us government itself is actually agreed that legally dominique doesn't owe anything but morally, it does of tool. there's been a use of google chrome. what's called an anti german propaganda saying that germany haven't paid it's dues. we do expect announcement of the german polis house. so a pace of remembrance and a high 3 fig, a 1000000 euro, some for compensation support victims of the nazi regime. so that's is more than symbolic, but the fundamental issue of

as steve ross, adam exhibition is over. while we're joined now by alex a pretty. i don't know if he's had up to send to the asia pacific studies at the russian academy of science. it's great to have you with us. um, obviously the tools that just getting started, so we'll wait and see if they come to any agreements. what was the main thing for me agenda? one thing i do want to ask you about though. c president pearson very specifically said, prime minister motif, we appreciate your efforts to resolve the ukraine of crisis in a peaceful means. do you think that that is a place full into talking to me? another non aligned globe themselves, a nation, maybe china, and we'll just act as a mediator in this context. i'm not true, as i see them can text is really only day training may be a something like uh, you know, causing a day to maybe as so as a ne funds that is trying to my country's uh, ending these. it'd be closer to each other in a bit to the table of color. it's uh in fact, and because india has nothing to assist in uh, continuing the soil because for renewal of

here and after they finish their tour of this exhibition of russia scientific achievements here at ross adam, they're going to be going straight to the kremlin for bilateral talks between both the russian and indian delegations as well as one on one talks between vladimir and a render moody and at the top of the agenda, as we heard from a kremlin spokesperson, the retreat fest called earlier is going to be the energy sphere because of course, russia is a huge ex, border of energy products to india. actually, between 20232024. the trade turnover between russia and india reached nearly $65000000000.00 worth and $61000000000.00 of that income figure comprised of russian exports to india. and a large part of that. a significant part of that, i would say, even the majority comprises energy products. so this is actually something that's going to be talked about at these bilateral meetings that are gonna take place in the kremlin after this tour of the ross. adam exhibition is over one of i guess so a few of the order of orthodoxy from the institute of, of the russian academy of sciences says

press freedom in germany in decades in our interview ross on a spokeswoman tomorrow. as a car over said today, there are many fights being hidden from german citizens. and that believes policies that ultimately they dictated by washington. there was a little snip at the of that interview. the last you asked me a question, how long it will take to technically open the nord stream pipe? if we don't take the financial, legal and security issues into account, which will also need to be addressed, then purely technically the resumption of gas deliveries to germany through the only on damaged north string pipeline is a matter of weeks. more over this answer is not from a political department. it is an answer that is based on the data of the supplier company. i want to use your media to tell the german audience once again, that russia in its current capacity as the russian federation and russia as the successor of the soviet union. and the soviet union has never proactively stop supplying gas to europe to the european union. i will remind you the soviet union was actually in

ross has taught. they provide also loved the organize ations role in developing a more multiple real world. now i see i'm a do was was an issue i see on is one of the most important elements of the emerging more just a multi polar world. the association was and still is the core of regional efforts aimed to ensure stable and secure non align developments of asian pacific because russia and china is large scale potential, as well as moscow invasions participation in bricks. and the seo can influence positively. both i see on and cooperation with its members in order to settle global and regional issues within the scope of the un charter principles in their entirety. laboratory looking sharp has been constantly holding meetings roughly every half hour throughout the entire day, holding negotiations, signing agreements. it's remarkable how much energy and steinman at this 9 has he's met with the foreign ministers of uh, allow us indonesia, china bruning, us east t more and more. and this is only througho

that are going to take place in the kremlin after this tour of the ross. adam exhibition is over when i start drawing, i guess, a fuel door to avoid that off ski, the director of the national research institute of world economy and international relations of the russian academy of sciences. that's a big title for your daughter. it's great to get you on the program if you're there to thank you very, very much what, what, what a couple of days we've seen here in the russian capital with moody and must go to thank you. it's great to have you want what, what, what did you make of this? i mean, monique, just just receiving the order of sin and drew the a possible. it's the highest state a war that anyone can receive. would you say giving moody that the ward is, is um, is uh, symbolic of the relationship now share between india and russia. a uh, good afternoon. uh yes it's, it's very significant that uh, both president boynton and prime minister morty, have this movie officer, a presidential elections in russia, and follow them in 3 elections in india. and, uh, i, i would like to remind tha

see soon after they finish their tour of this exhibition of russia, scientific achievements here at ross adam, they're going to be going straight to the kremlin for bilateral talks between both the russian and indian delegations, and there's like an issue. and then the retro modi making a quick stop before heading off to the kremlin for adults taking a chance to, to our major exhibition of rushes, development of the nuclear industry. the strategic alliances, global security, and respect, some heavy hitting topics today for moody in moscow as day 2 continues to on for well, india is most trusted friend of the well, it's all the dimensions. prime minister about that and, and put in all the clad during this visit to moscow cost day to today. and the trip is, uh, it's a rush. it was aimed to basically that have strengthening the already rapidly developing ties between the 2 countries. and we are across all of this and made this budgeting both to poland while the order open. now to all see if that sounds good taylor, they 2 of the big bi lateral gathering up ad running saskia. you put your fi

ross-— dogs, ross. yeah, it will be, i imagine- _ dogs, ross. yeah, it will be, i imagine.'sjust great knowing that he is going _ moment. it'sjust great knowing that he is going to go on and become a guide _ he is going to go on and become a guide dog — he is going to go on and become a guide dog and go on to do what he has been _ guide dog and go on to do what he has been training for. it will be hard _ has been training for. it will be hard at — has been training for. it will be hard at the time i imagine, but we have _ hard at the time i imagine, but we have got— hard at the time i imagine, but we have got six— hard at the time i imagine, but we have got six months to go, so we are very much— have got six months to go, so we are very much looking forward to enjoying _ very much looking forward to enjoying those to begin with. and what will enjoying those to begin with. el"ic what will rebel be learning over the next six months, what it is training like? , , ., like? so, basically, his training consists of— like? so, basically, his training consists of being _ like? so, b

to join us here ross is going to join us here in studi dusting is the worst.re's gotta be a better way. so i gave swiffer a shot. love it! duster gets in all those hard-to-reach-places... trapping 3 times more dust! switching to swiffer. totally worth it. love it, or your money back. >> after an offseason, a failed contract negotiations forty-niners wide receiver brandon aiyuk has now requested to be traded and for the latest we're going bring in our sports reporter ben ross. ben, do we think he's really going to go, justin? that's a good question. doesn't necessarily mean that he's going to go. but >> source did confirm a trade request to kron 4 sports director jason dumas, us saying, quote, brandon wants to go where he is appreciated and fairly compensated close quote. now you still has one more year on his rookie contract with the niners he's due to earn over 14 million dollars this season, which is his 5th in the nfl. after that, he becomes an unrestricted free agent and he's looking for a significant extension with the team. >> and give you an idea. recei

ross, ross . >> okay, ross. ross, ross. thompson. there we go.telegraph, irrespective of the fact it's in the labour party manifesto. ross thompson, can we get back to just some brass tacks on how dependent great britain is on on fossil fuels ? 70% of our energy fuels? 70% of our energy requirements. forget about wind turbines, what we use domestically, you can't run cement plants or brick factories or car plants by plugging into a wind turbine at the mains , and wind turbine at the mains, and this kind of policy leaves us more and more dependent on expensive importations, with its own carbon footprint on top of actually consuming it. in britain . britain. >> that's absolutely right, martin. and this has been long standing labour party policy. they've been clear that not only did they want to end further exploration within the north sea, that they also then wanted to close the investment allowance, which enables oil and gas companies to do that, exploration and to get the investment in, and then they also wanted to increase the windfall tax up to

. >> your other picks are tjx and ross. these are discount retailers.ou mentioned the consumer wants to feel good. you want the brands, but you don't want to pay as much. >> correct. off price. when it comes to tj for the umbrella and ross, they have amazing buys. the brands are there. the consumer will go at a cheaper price. off price is still a contender. >> scott, i'll give you the last word. if we have an overstretched consumer, what does it mean for the equity bhmarket? >> if we get rate cuts, we could see the economy going. if we see dick's and walmart and amazon, there are companies that are winners and taking share. if you look at dick's versus academy and walmart versus target, you are definitely seeing certain companies thrive even if the environment isn't doing as well. these companies are thriving with massive cap ex budget. walmart and amazon are aut auto automating. that gives them leeway to lower prices or become more price competitive given their comp competitors. we see a big sucking sound from walmart and amazon taking enormous amount

to ross so well looking at that's a right to market access. well, looking at the various sorts of commodities, for example, i would throw on ex engineering and all the products, whether it can be exports, but also looking at through people both, right? so it is that when strategy on which we have working service, a current in conflict began to. ready as a go oil has rapidly arisen as one of the india is key inputs from russia, according to data from international energy agency loss. here india imported 1500 percent more. busy russian oil compared with just 2 years before now one of the reason for. ready that was moscow offering terms that's well more beneficial to india and refine is now india and the roster. i have set a target to reach $100000000.00 in annual trade. by the year 2013 india, a decision to ramp up oil purchase. these from russia has drawn some criticism from western countries which caught their imports of russian oil after the trade and conflict throughout the 2 years ago. but other nations are still ready to import russian res

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ben ross tells us of the giants were able to get back in the win column.'re young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> welcome to sports. i'm ben ross. okay. look at the giants are going to make a postseason push. it's got to start pretty soon. tonight. game 2 of their series in colorado against the last-place rockies perhaps their ace could get them going. logan webb, he's been good against the rockies in his career, a ton to including a 3, 1, mark at coors field. whether got in some trouble, though, in the first inning, already a run home. a runner now on 3rd base with 2 outs. brenton doyle at the plate sends it to the right side. wilmer flores,

all right, ross, tell me why white dudes?for too long we've been ceding white men to maga republicans. something the call showed us there's a hunger of white men who are nonmaga republicans. i think of those folks as the silent majority of white men, who don't support donald trump, who don't support his antics, and i think last night really showed how powerful that can be. we had 200,000 people get on the zoom, and just today we had another 100,000 people watch the zoom or watch the feed after the fact. we raise over$4 million, we had over 60,000 donations made during the zoom call. there's just a ton of energy out there for it, and we were able to capture some of it last night. >> i want you to know that ross who's a once in a generation organizer when i asked him about it he said the thing you need to know while rory is an incredible actor and performer he's in his heart and in this soul an organizer. so i want to ask you as you were recruiting other folks to this call, what did you find to be most resinate? >> is it about

and ben ross, just 3 games remain before the major league baseball all-star break.hance for the a's to get a little closer to 500 as they welcome the minnesota twins to oracle park tonight a matchup. a bay area native is on the mound. you see archie williams high school graduate ryan starting for minnesota lasalle's kyle harrison for the giants. now, how is this first start for san francisco? jorge solera rips. it's a right that work and come up with it. >> and so layer on his horse hustling for a triple just the 4th triple of his career and his first one in 5 years. he would score on the next batter. then in the second inning, mike yastremski blast to left-center byron buxton slams into the wall. nearly makes the catch. but it drops is makes it 2 to nothing one batter later, brett, wisely nice little blooper into center field drops in perfectly ruble. homecoming for joe ryan as he's off to a rough start more wisely in the 6th got a much better piece of that one. and it's going to one half the wall for a ground-rule double. makes it 5, 1, giants wisely was a homer s

you have programs where people can learn to, to ross and at the same time also go to the army. so it's not the case that either you learn to rock or you go to the army. there are alternatives. so it has something i ran the only say so if from, from what you're saying it sounds as though you see this decision by the supreme court as a sensible one to reflect a change in the country circumstances. i should say yes. and you see there have been discussions for dictates about this issue. and the problem was mainly taking over some of the obligations that the general population has also by the so called of 80 was just the old products well to the community. now when the war where it's a situation becomes things where there is really a lack of a people in the army situation hasn't become only walls eh, question of taking over over the cations. but simply feel the and the, the who's in the army because it is simply not enough people fighting and considering you might have more than one front with a more, for example, in leveling, and other at directions where is, will that threaten? so

we are as democrats, in the words that ross perot himself spoke today, a revitalized democrat party. i am well aware that all those millions of people who rallied to ross perot's cause wanted to be in an army of patriots for change. tonight i say to them, join us. and together we will revitalize america. now, i don't have all the answers, but i do know the old ways don't work. trickle down economics has sure failed, and big barack forces, both private and public. they fail to. that's why we need a new approach to government. a government that offers more empower and less entitlement. more choices for young people in the schools they attend and the public's schools they attend. and more choices for the elderly and for people with disabilities. and the long term care they receive. a government that is leaner, not leaner. a government that expands opportunity, not bureaucracy. a government that understands that jobs must come from growth in a vibrant and vital system of free enterprise. i call this approach a new covenant, a solemn agreement between the people and their government based

we are as democrats, in the words that ross perot himself spoke today, a revitalized democrat party. i am well aware that all those millions of people who rallied to ross perot's cause wanted to be in an army of patriots for change. tonight i say to them, join us. and together we will revitalize america. now, i don't have all the answers, but i do know the old ways don't work. trickle down economics has sure failed, and big barack forces, both private and public. they fail to. that's why we need a new approach to government. a government that offers more empower and less entitlement. more choices for young people in the schools they attend and the public's schools they attend. and more choices for the elderly and for people with disabilities. and the long term care they receive. a government that is leaner, not leaner. a government that expands opportunity, not bureaucracy. a government that understands that jobs must come from growth in a vibrant and vital system of free enterprise. i call this approach a new covenant, a solemn agreement between the people and their government based

next up in sports, ross is going to let us know how they're doing against the guardians. we come back. welcome back. going to take a live look at the golden gate bridge at this hour. still sunny out there and warm enough. yeah, warming up. we saw in the marine layer moving through earlier but looks like it's kind of moved on lawrence, what's happening with the weather? yeah, kind of dissipated had that. we've seen some a dry, warm air move in and that >> a dissipate of the marine layer will see more of that fog least along the coastline inside the bay tonight. and that's where you see the cooler weather. you see a nice look from our sutro cam hears a finger fog trying to sneak in. but not as prevalent. was just an hour ago. still, we see that feel a little bit as the sun begins to set high pressure. boy, it's just been the dominant force this weekend will continue to do so right through the weekend. saturday. still very, very hot and many spots inland sunday, the same. i think we may begin to see the ridge ship to the east as we head in toward next week. but even then it

it also strikes me that india has a very different perspective on the roles that ross will pay in the future as opposed to how the west of the cities use. it just means that you have to subscribe to the site. this is for teach it to feet has to be inflicted almost by thing you daddy appreciates that a strong process is needed for global prosperity. m p. nobody's in the west is going to let india rise up and become a global part. that's the last thing they need, they don't watching. it doesn't need any competition. so india, if it's it can be can drive right now. don't try to private funding. the future, it has to be destroyed, just like everybody else split off and now broken up. so that can be drained the resources and kept at a certain level of production that over to the next republic. now the russian military has announced that its forces of cap to the strategically important settlement in the region. our take are responded broadcast via of has the details. the russian ministry of defense has announced officially the capture of what i was writing, the which is a relatively small v

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