host: his name, ruben ephron. what dots can we connect from learning his name, that back story? guest: what ruben ephron's name tells us is, the cia was paying close attention to the man who is sometimes described as a lone gunman. he did so at the behest of more senior officials within the cia. what his story points out is how the cia watch the man who allegedly killed the president for four years before the assassination happened. what this suggests is the cia was either incompetent in watching oswald closely and failing to stop him from protecting the president or that the cia was somehow the nip relating oswald to be what he said he was, a path for other people to commit the crime. what we see is we cannot answer that question yet, thanks to the continuing secrecy host: host: of the cia. do you lean one way or the other when it comes to your personal thoughts and after these years of research on the topic? caller: after all these years of research on the topic, i have come around to the view of president truman, president john then -- johnson, president nixon, who privately

finally, ruben. let's take a look at ruben. [ laughter ] oh, yeah. i mean, come on.kay, i don't need -- ruben doesn't even -- all he has is pupils. [ laughter ] ruben, i am going to say that you are high. are you? >> i'm not. >> jimmy: you're not? okay. oh, wow. let's take another look. maybe you can answer some questions here. ryan, what did you have for lunch? >> i did not have lunch. >> jimmy: oh. all right. well, i'm going to say tammy is -- tammy, are you high? >> yes, i am. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, wow, tammy! >> i need it, i work a lot. >> jimmy: all right. do we have prizes here? >> sal: sure do, i have a frisbee for everyone, pick what color. >> jimmy: you have what? >> sal: frisbees. >> jimmy: enjoy, guys. run out and play. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] all right. it could have been better. let's bring in another group. give this another try here. >> sal: good luck with this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. this looks like the cast of a show. [ laughter ] all right. let's start, let's meet contestant number 1, jonathan. hi, jon

and ruben told him a curious story.get ahold of sam, too, because sam was a no-show at a beach party. ruben called him. multiple times. no answer. until finally someone picked up. >> i said, hello? and they said, hey, hey, bro. i'm like, who's this? sam never calls me bro. right off the bat i was like, who is this? the voice was not the same. the voice was not the same. >> the voice on the phone said -- >> i'm busy right now. i'm having a lot of problems with family. i'm like what are you talking about? hangs up on me. so i called again, no answer. >> ruben didn't think that was sam. but if not, who was it? and more importantly, where was sam? news of julie's murder was spreading and soon reached an old army buddy of sam's named miles foltz. >> when i found out it was julie, i definitely knew sam had nothing to do with it because of the way sam protects his friends and his family, and julie was one of them. >> miles was stationed in afghanistan with sam. they fought together. miles knew how sam was toward anyone he cons

ruben's was born in peekskill new york and raised in florida.e began his acting in comedic or ear in the 1970's. but it was in 1980. he launched the character that would make him famous and delight kids and adults alike. first took shape on stage at the roxy theater in los angeles led to an hbo special which led to critical and commercial success on the big screen with movies, wee's, big adventure and the sequel. big, tough peewee. he's charming tv show. wee's playhouse was a major hit. >> good for you and your so guess what? i want a new brand at the height of his fame, paul reubens stumping. he was arrested for indecent exposure at a florida adult movie theater in 1991. >> in 2004, he pled guilty to obscenity charges. the controversy derailing his careers. controversy aside. he was prolific, his work, one dozens of emmys in earned him a star on the hollywood walk of fame. did manage a modest comeback in 2010 on broadway and a netflix movie in 2016, according to a statement on facebook, a spokesperson said last night we said farewell to paul re

the paintings in the old masters segment ever sold by this auction house were also rubens's massacret went under the hammer in 2002 for almost $77 million. another russian settlement received gas under the regional gasification program, which is considered one of the largest and socially significant projects of gazprom, a pipe was extended to the village of rozhdestveno, leningrad region, and now residents are consulting. how to bring plots to gas lines, as well as equip a network in houses, moreover, people don’t need to go anywhere for information, or did i ilya fedosov see how it works? silu rozhdestvenna of the gatchinsky district of the leningrad region receives distinguished guests after a long wait, gas was brought here and local residents need additional information about the paperwork for gasification of sites in order to dispel doubts and answer all possible questions in the center of the village in the very morning a conspicuous van of the mobile office of gazprom arrived gas distribution in the leningrad region. he travels to small towns points where local residents right

comedian and actor paul rubens passed away after a six year battle with cancer. he was synonymous for his -wee herman character. the character was featured in a 1985 film and long-running saturday morning show on cbs. rubens distanced himself from the character and the public life following a 1991 arrest for indecent exposure at an adult movie theater however, he would eventually return to acting in smaller roles later in his life. he was 70 years old. >>> alejo is about to have a street named after this local legend. ♪ put your stutter shades on ♪ >> you know who is, yes, like we know that song, too, the iconic rapper, e-40, the city council voted last week to name a mile of magazine street, e- 40 way. his real name is earl stevens and he grew up in the city before gaining fame in the 90s. it's the 30th anniversary of his first studio album, federal. >>> our consumer team has a message for you on this monday. check the gift cards as soon as possible. why? because they are dealing with a lot of gift card complaints right now. some likely from some of you. so let'

and for how much did it eventually go under the hammer, the painting by rubens, which was consideredost for 300 years and was random usa ivanov moscow can impose sanctions against nafta gas, which ensures the transit of russian fuel to europe through the territory of ukraine and these measures will make possible any relations between our companies and the ukrainian holding, this was stated by the head of gazprom, alexei miller. it is known that akneftegaz of ukraine continues its attempts to organize unfair litigation regarding the transit of russian gas to europe . however, naftogaz itself, with far-fetched pretexts , is a violator of contractual obligations to the lord, so naftogaz refuses to accept russian gas at the point of entry of sugar. what's in the conditions? risen in europe actually lost its fundamental right to consider disputes , which joined the candi-russian sanctions. can it be neutral? sweden which aspires. these are rhetorical questions. in such conditions that arbitration proceedings are illegitimate and participation in the process is meaningless? far-fetched att

larry: rubens died last night after struggle with cancer that he did not make public.should, "accept my apology for not going public with what i've been facing the last devon years." rubens developed the pee-wee hermon character back in the 1970's and became hugely popular with the 1985 elm "pee-wee's big adventure" followed by a s called "pee-wee's playhouse." try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx®. [sneeze] (♪) astepro allergy, steroid free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. wi

and ruben ktvu, fox two news. still to come tonight, fireworks returned to the east bay. the popular event helping kick off the 4th of july. also apple is saying goodbye to its my photo stream service when iphone users need to know. i'll be checking in on the 4th of jul for cast right the distance, clear skies across much of the bay area this evening, although there is that fog this week. chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now. cooler tomorrow, bill. yeah, it's going to be about the same, mikey, but certainly cooler than it was yesterday, the day before. so this cooldown has begun. the 100 degree temperatures a thing of the past. this little dip in the forecast model. i mentioned it earlier, it's just kind of it's all week, but it just kind of hangs out. it's a low grade dip. it's a low grade trough. it's not powerful, but it's enough to stretch out the fog. and when that happens, you know what happens. temperatures take a big drop. they dip as well. temperatures today were 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. no. 100, no 90. well, 91 in livermore. temperatures t

ruben. he is a national security expert and a former deputy assistant secretary. is it joel ruben? is, fredricka. >> i want to make sure i get that pronunciation right. can you explain what you believe might be behind the scenes in trying to find this mother and child? >> yeah, fredricka, the way it's laid out is very appropriate, the way that your story has been describing it. right now, behind the scenes, american personnel are at a lower level of presence on the ground in haiti. and so that's a bit of a hindrance, but there are contacts directly with the security services in haiti. and so what's happening right now is that the state department, through the bureau that handles international law, as well as the justice department and others who have been engaged for many years in dealing with these kinds of scenarios, they're reaching out to their haitian counterparts. remember about a year ago, we had roughly 20 missionariies kidnapped as well. and at that point, the justice department and the fbi got involved through diplomatic contacts, through the state department orchestratin

ruben's team announcing his death on social media today saying he privately battled cancer ruben's.t have become a fixture on saturday mornings in the late 80's with his wildly infectious show. wee's playhouse. and then he came to the big screen and the hit film wee's. big adventure with the announcement of his death. the statement from rubens himself apologizing for keeping his illness a secret while thanking his fans and telling them just how much he loved them. paul reubens was 70 years old. coming up here on kron, 4 news at noon. playstation investing into more inclusion. engineering with their latest control. show you the specs. >> plus, 33,000 workers across the country are without a job. why yellow truck corps has shut down operations. but first, twitter's new sign is company. why the city of san francisco has now filed a formal complaint. >> take a look at this. the new x sign atop twitter headquarters. strobing and flashing at night and it's shining a bright light directly into neighboring apartments. that sign was put up without a permit and without warning and people livi

the person of interest in their case has since been released and will not be charged in san jose and rubens of the oakland a's to sell might be getting some nationwide support coming up, how fans from other teams can help with the efforts to stop the team's proposed move to vegas. and we continue to track the heat. meteorologist mark tamayo is back with us after the k ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! ♪ welcome friends, to the middle of everything! friends that bike together. hike togethe

. >> morley says one name has been a mystery all these years and was made public in the finals, rubenron. he worked for the cia and was intercepting the harvey oswald's mail in the month before the assassination. >> ruben ephron died 30 years ago. they are not protecting the name of a living person but the operational activity he was engaged in, which was reading the harvey oswald's mail. it shows the cia was running some kind of intelligence operation. we do not know exactly what around the harvey president kennedy was still alive. >> it will not be up to individual government agencies to determine if and when more documents from the investigation are leased in the future. reggie: this morning, actors in hollywood preparing to go back on the picket lines with the writers. there was no progress between the unions and major studios over the weekend. the actors in union is calling for basic increases in pay and larger cuts in profits from streaming services. much of hollywood is closed as a result. margaret cho says the lot of people might think actors have a lot of money, but that is n

onto football and ruben loftus street has been officially introduced as an i see milan player followinga. the england midfielder will be reunited with his former chelsea teammate who moved to milan two years ago and has been selling the club to him. before speaking, we already knew that this club is huge, has a huge history, i want to be a part of that, but he has been fantastic for me, even now, because i can't speak italian yet. he has been translating when i speak to the coach, he has helped but hopefully in a few months i will be able to do these press conferences in italian. the exodus from chelsea to milan is likely to continue with christian polosak on the verge of moving for $26 million. he is due to have a medical and milan this week before completing his transfer. he joined chelsea four years ago from german club. daniel ricardo will make a shock return to formula one, starting with next weekend's hungarian grand prix. the australian was the reserve driver at red bull after rejoining the team at the start of the year but will now join their sister team for the rest of the seas

on to football — and ruben loftus—cheek has been officially introduced as an ac milan player, followingngland midfielder, will be re—united with his former chelsea team—mate fikayo tomori, who moved to milan two years ago and has been selling the club to him. before i was speaking to him we already knew this club was huge my had a already knew this club was huge my had a hu-e already knew this club was huge my had a hu-e history. already knew this club was huge my had a hu-e history. i already knew this club was huge my had a hu-e history. i want my had a huge history. i want to be part of it. fikayo tomori has been fantastic for me even know, because i can't speak italian yet, even now, when they speak to the & co. she is open. hopefully in a few months i will be absent do these press conferences in italian. and the exodus from chelsea to milan is likely to continue with christian pulisic on the verge of moving to the san siro for $26 million dollars. the us international is due to have a medical in milan this week before completing his transfer. pulisicjoined chelsea four years ago fr

war, they exported furniture, porcelain, clothes, paintings, among them were works by da vinci and rubenss of belarusian antiquity were loaded into the library in five wagons and sent to moscow . i guess so. you are the third palace, about which so much is written on the internet. well, probably those who come to see the estate, then find this palace and believe that it was here 3 palaces. in fact. this is a magnificent building. when the paper manufactory was just developing, serfdom had not yet been abolished , hiring workers was still a quest then, after the slovski, the issue was resolved. it is characteristic of his manner. i just bought a couple of trees by residents and moved them closer to production, and invited narrow specialists from the city or even from abroad in a short time. a canteen , a pharmacy and a school were built here. this is how the first worker was formed, the settlement on the territory of modern belarus albertin became the first industrial center. slonim is just a storehouse for tourists, but you can spend a couple of hours walking with a light historical digre

and even hand-to-hand fights with the german invaders, ruben was repeatedly wounded and barry died ining stalingrad, he was posthumously awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. with the outbreak of world war ii, franco announced the neutrality of spain, the most radical military, who longed to continue the war with the soviet union , sent the caudilla to the eastern front as part of the volunteer blue division in its ranks served from 40 to 50,000 people, but adolf hitler demanded more from the caudilla during the first and only meeting between hitler and franco in october 1940, the fuhrer offered him to conclude a military alliance with germany and let the german troops pass gibraltar, however , franco politely refused the offered honor. hitler's personal pilot hansbar recalled that hitler had mastered the idea of ​​persuading franco to allow the germans to attack gibraltar . however, franco was greatly disappointed by the head of the spanish state. hard he was denied by hitler commented. it's so franco an ungrateful scoundrel, he has the manners of a sergeant. hitler put pres

and i told you that really touched me was that paul ruben, a.k.a.attling cancer for the last six years and you don't really see that when a statement is released around the death of a celebrity. you rarely see something coming out that had been prepared by the star. and in it he writes, please accept my apology for not going public with what i've been facing these last six years. and i think that that is just really touching because he acknowledges the fact that this comes as a surprise to so many people that he was privately battling cancer for last several years and he was a very private person. so many people are mourning his loss today and the impact that he made on children's programming. >> yeah. they certainly are. khloe, thank you for that. >>> and we will be right back. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, visit indeed.com/hire and get arted today. [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental impla

and also with us is the great lisa ruben. >> here i am. >> thank you, lisa ruben for saving my hide. let me first start with the notion that jack smith who's very busy and apparently can juggle a lot was at the courthouse today on a wednesday, which is not traditionally when grand juries meet, what does this signal to you? are we making a mountain out of a molehill or is there something to be inferred from that? >> it's hard to say. and i know that's an answer deeply unsatisfying to you and our viewers. one, jack smith went to hear from a witness in a grand jury that we didn't understand to be meeting today, and it's unclear whether that grand jury would have been for the election interference side of the investigation or the records investigation. the other possibility is that jack smith could have attended a sealed hearing having to do with some evidentiary issue in one of those two investigations and felt it was important to be there in person. obviously time will tell why jack smith was there, but i think it was significant he was at the courthouse. he obviously can do the bulk o

. >>> just in, paul rubens, actor behind famous peewee herman actor died after a six year struggle with cancer that he did not make public. he starred in the 1985 film peewee's big adventure and the television show peewee's play house which ran until 1990. he was 70 years old. >>> mental health advocates rallying against closure of acute psychiatric beds. the hospital says they will continue to offer emergency behavioral health services. in patient unit is scheduled to close on august 20. >> we need more beds. if we don't have more beds and we have reduction of beds, it just means that a lot of people will not be served in our community and their conditions will get worse. >> the hospitals is also shutting down the pediatric intensive care unit. in a statement just released, the hospital says they will continue to coordinate a smooth transition for care of our patients and those care providers impacted by the closure. >>> people near the union pacific railroad in oakland's neighborhood say they're fed up. there is encampment trash, ongoing crime, vehicle fires. da lin reports they've go

paul rubens, the actor behind the famous -wee herman character , has died. hi publicist said the comedian had died following a six-year struggle with cancer that he di not make public. he started in the 1985 filmwee's big adventur and -wee's playhouse , which ran until 1990. he was 70 years old. >>> other entertainment news, the latest box office numbers show that barbie is still breaking records. deadline reports that it reached the second-highest grossing film in july ever! guardians of the galaxy and oppenheimer also helped to rake in $774 million worldwide. a lot of pink in tha movie! >> i am thinking you are waitin for it to come out on streaming >> i am trying to go for the ♪ ♪ >> tonight the doomsday mama will spend life in prison for murdering her children and conspiring to kill her husband's first wife, her bazaar statement before a judge as she gets the maximum sentence. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> i don't think to this day you have any remorse. >> norah: laurie val o'day bell is a

see several cats are now missing, possibly trapped inside tents as they were bulldozed as ctv's an ruben explains. now, this comes days after a big effort to get those cats medical attention in all day, people have been sifting through the homeless encampment that used to be here . the caltrans sweep on branham lane in san jose didn't leave much behind. but it's not the lost clothes or documents. christopher scott is worried about. it's the cats horrified. i don't know where my cat is. my cat's gone. it was in a kennel with my stuff and they threw it all the way. his cat is missing. so are stephen keys, a mother and three kittens. stephanie's tent was bulldozed while he was at work. one said, it looks like the machine. the machine might have killed one of them. i don't know. i wasn't here. this comes days after a big effort to help the encampments. cats sad. today, the unhoused response group and humane society collected eight of them to be fixed, chipped and given their shots, they were returned and were supposed to be recovering dead. everyone got swept today and some of the cats and k

ruben neves having a great wimbledon. of three russian men we have in the quarterfinals this year. we expect novak djokovic to have too much for him. jannik sinner, he took two sets up novak djokovic last year. he takes another russian on. he takes another russian on. first up on centre, iga swiatek against elina svitolina. i cannot wait for that one. iga swiatek is the world number one, trying to win her first number swiatek is the world number one, trying to win herfirst number —— trying to win herfirst number —— trying to win herfirst number —— trying to win her first wimbledon. we will also seejessica pegula. the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800 metre olympic champion caster semenya in herfight against world athletics�* rules forcing her to lower her testosterone if she wants to race in her favourite event, saying that the south african had been a victim of discrimination. alex capstick is our correspondent following this story. alex, this ruling is the latest part of a long legal proce

it will be an interesting race and the democrat running out there is ruben gallego is doing everythinge needs to do and fundraising at a strong label -- level. he's doing everything in the kratz want him to do at this point. -- democrats want him to do at this point. -- not at this point they are waiting to see how this shakes out. democrats are still wary across sinema at this point because they still need a lot of things. they have judicial nominations they still need her support on to get over the edge. and they have her with number of other issues where they need her support. they do not want to anger her. host: the expectation is they probably will not be running negative ads sponsored by the democratic editorial campaign? guest: everything is cbd they have kept open everything at this point. -- tbd they have kept everything open at this point. host: july 15 we will start to see those numbers and how these races are shaping up. guest: we saw this over the last week how people want to put out good numbers. host: those that did not do so great wait until the 15th. the friday before.

joining me now is attorney lisa ruben and glenn kish kirschner. the superpac is supposed to be for his campaign but the fact he's diverting money and essentially having his you know, supporters who aren't rich people pay for his legal defense seems odd to me. is it legal? >> it's questionable. one of the questions that i think the january 6th investigation has been looking into, by that, jack smith's investigation, is whether or not there's fraud involved when you're raising money and telling people that money is for your election and for your political life and then diverting those funds as you just said, to the legal defense of yourself and others. we know that one of the things that jack smith's folks have looked at is whether that constituted the ordinary crime of federal wire fraud. when you're basically using the wires here, e-mail fund raising, text fund raising, to convince people to give you money even in small increments for electoral purposes and yet then using them for something wholly other than your electoral future. >> it is odd. gl

and ruben ktvu fox two news.in today's major rulings from the united states supreme court, including striking down president biden's plan to relieve some 26 million student borrowers of their debt. fox's madeleine rivera joins us live from washington tonight with reaction. madeleine good evening , greg. after months of legal limbo, the nation's highest court declared the president's plan was an overreach of executive authority. the supreme court ruled president biden's roughly $400 billion plan to wipe away student loan debt is unconscionable. while the supreme court choosing politics over people must stop. over 40 million americans had been eligible for up to $20,000 in relief. some borrowers are worried about their budgets. with payments looming. i thought that receiving $20,000 off of the bill would have been a very big assistance and not having it is certainly disappointing. the education department used the pandemic as a justification for their plan, but the court ruled only congress had the authority to app

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we will never go through these difficult times, but we ruben that we can drive high-growth. you can reasonably reduce taxes. at the same time, you can mention anything healthy in public finance is, and i expect our debt to continue to decline significantly, this will also give us the fiscal space to ensure we market and we are serious about repaying our debt. >> how difficult is this to do with the cost-of-living crisis are >> it is very concerning to us. of course, it does hit the poor segments of the society. disproportionately hard. two points. we have lower inflation the most european countries. and i think when we are successful in using targeted measures, we help those in greater need. we resisted the temptation to lower taxes. now, i am happy to see that a lot of those studies are coming out now, and point out exactly that lowering vat does not lead to a reduction in inflation. this gives us fiscal space to use targeted measures. we will most probably continue these targeting measures from we come to the supermarket. we are concerned about food prices. i prefer a dire

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joining me, abc's executive editorial entrepreneur, john santucci, and news reporter olivia ruben. both. you were inside that courtroom. high drama. give us a sense of how this deal unraveled. >> well, juju, it began to unravel almost immediately, i would say, from the moment that hunter and the department of justice walked inside of that courtroom. the judge was ready to pepper them with questions. she was ready to go through line by line every single detail of that plea deal. she had issues almost in every paragraph, almost on every page. so you could feel her trying to tease out what exactly the issues were. eventually it was the department of justice and hunter biden's own team that were no longer on the same page. >> juju: things got heated? >> things did get heated, especially when the department of justice said they were still investigating hunter, that this was not a closed matter. you can see hunter at times getting up from his chair, he was pacing around the room. you could really feel that frustration from him. >> juju: the judge asked both parties to hash it out, but in

jacob ruben, the warriors player developmental coach. he's going to be the head coach tonight of the warriors. summer league team. he's always the guy who works out draymond green before the game. he has helped develop a lot of players who have played for the warriors. he's a big part of their staff, he's never been a head coach before tonight will be his debut coaching this summer league team. he's really excited for this everyone to give me this opportunity. is opportunity of a you know, i told the guys like i'm excited. >> i lost my voice already. kind of in day one like it's a it's a huge opportunity that i'm so thankful and we're just trying to do our best to put them in a position to succeed. >> now, vick, as someone yourself who has spent a lot of time in sacramento, i have to say on the donkey of the day, i forgot is a completely different climate here. i left the bay area this morning. i mean, my turtleneck ihop out the car, i'm sweating bullets here in sacramento. it's a black lady. gaga he is on inside. and big. what's i m was

the key finding revealed the official who intercepted lee harvey oswald's mail for the cia was named rubenthis memo summarizing oswald's letter was made public 60 years ago. but the name of the cia agent was kept secret until now more than 2000 documents still remain fully or partially withheld. alabama woman is home safe after disappearing for more than 48 hours. serious case here, carly russell returned home saturday night after vanishing late thursday. >> following a 9-1-1 call where she reported a stranded toddler on the side of a highway. her short disappearances generating more questions than answers. now reporter nick smith has details. >> it's a tragic story. we're all too familiar with. a woman goes missing without a trace leaving loved ones frantically searching for clues, praying for their safe return. but for the family of curly russell there waking nightmare ended saturday with a happy ending. carly returning home seemingly out of nowhere on sunday russell's boyfriend thomas simons posting to facebook claiming russell was kidnapped in, quote, was literally fighting for her lif

ruben markaryan , a lawyer, came to the question, heard that since march of this year, the law has been can deprive real estate from march 1 of this year , amendments to the civil code come into force. the adopted changes largely reflect the already well-established jurisprudence and industry rules. but at the same time they establish two additional grounds for deprivation of owners and their real estate, including a separate premises and a car of a place. the first reason is the use of space for other purposes, if this leads to a systematic violation of the rights and interests of neighbors, we are talking about cases when, for example, in apartments. shops, cafes , beauty salons open there on the first floors, sometimes housing is used as mini-hotels, temples, sometimes warehouses of a company for poultry animals, which is worse. this makes the life of neighbors unbearable. sanitary and hygienic fire safety requirements are established by housing legislation, as is clear, and now, in order to suppress neighborly abuses, as a rule, it is required to go quite a long way from circulation

if he goes, he'll be following fellow stars ruben neves, kareem benzema and roberto firmino who haveoney? well, with money to burn, saudi arabia has been filling its trophy cabinet with the biggest stars. but how much would you pay for a goal? if this offer s taken up, kylian mbappe may reportedly earn over £1,000 per minute — or £19 per second. it s not just about players for its own teams. saudi s invested even more elsewhere in newcastle football club, it's a key backer of formula 1 and will be the main investor in the combined liv and pga golf tours, a proposed tie—up which shocked the world. it's rumoured to be compiling a war chest to further its sporting goals — but why? the kingdom has made its fortunes through supplying oil — its state producer, aramco, made record profits of £125 billion. but with prices volatile and diminishing demand forfossil fuels, those earnings are uncertain. the international monetary fund has just downgraded its growth prospects. so it's looking to diversify. its £500 billion public investment fund is ploughing cash into luxury tourist resorts on th

omar villafranca reports that rubens died at the age of 70 after a private battle with cancer. >> reporterthe laugh and the ludicrous dance moves. actor and comedian paul reubens created the quirky character pee-wee herman start on the cbs show "pee-wee's playhouse." and box office hits like the 1985 cult classic "pee-wee's big adventure" that gave kids across the country the ultimate comeback line to bullies. >> i know you are, but what am i. >> i know you are, but what i mind? >> reporter: but the actor made news for the wrong reason starting in the 1990s, including two obscenity incidents. and then in 2001 he played derek for real and the johnny depp movie "blow" but pee-wee was his most popular character, reintroduced in a 2016 netflix special called "pee-wee's big holiday" in a message on instagram he apologized to his bands were not going public with this sickness and said i have loved you all so much and enjoyed making art for you. omar villafranca, cbs news. speak on tonight the age of lab grown chicken is taking flight at a famed d.c. restaurants, diners will be some of the first

host: you talk about ruben ephron, the revelations about the cia listening post in australia.ther big revelation from these recent releases of the jfk documents? guest: one of the most important, which i first reported on jfk facts is a memo written by a man named donald heath. donald heath was an undercover officer in the miami station in 1963. in 1977 when congress reopened the congressional investigation, he wrote a memo to the house select committee on assassinations. he said, you should know we conducted an investigation of the assassination in the miami station. in this memo, he laid out what the cia has done in the immediate aftermath of the assassination. which was, launch their own investigation of who killed kennedy. at the time they launched this investigation, the president, johnson, fbi director j edgar hoover had agreed they wanted to find that one man alone did this and had no co-conspirators. they were echoed with that view by the dallas police department and all of the national press corps. there were no jfk conspiracy theorists. in south florida at the cia st

host: you talk about ruben ephron, the revelations about the cia listening post in australia.ther big revelation from these recent releases of the jfk documents? guest: one of the most important, which i first reported on jfk facts is a memo written by a man named donald heath. donald heath was an undercover officer in the miami station in 1963. in 1977 when congress reopened the congressional investigation, he wrote a memo to the house select committee on assassinations. he said, you should know we conducted an investigation of the assassination in the miami station. in this memo, he laid out what the cia has done in the immediate aftermath of the assassination. which was, launch their own investigation of who killed kennedy. at the time they launched this investigation, the president, johnson, fbi director j edgar hoover had agreed they wanted to find that one man alone did this and had no co-conspirators. they were echoed with that view by the dallas police department and all of the national press corps. there were no jfk conspiracy theorists. in south florida at the cia st

p we harmon -- paul rubens died sunday night. he hit big in the 1980's with the saturday morning tv show pee-wee's playhouse, after that, in 1991 arrest put his career on hold for years. he was 70 years old. still to come on the newshour. jason aldean defends his song that has been criticized as racist. a whistleblower testimony reignite the debate over ufos and the possibility of alien life. katie ledecky makes history again with major wins at the world championships plus more. >> this is the pbs newshour. >> so far, donald trump's growing legal troubles do not appear to be putting a dent in support. there is scant evidence any challengers will be able to loosen his grip on the nomination even as he faces criminal charges. donald trump is trouncing his rivals according to a new new york times poll, holding a massive lead over ron desantis in the gop presidential field. the results underscoring his grip. speaking this weekend, the former president railed against democrats. >> the radical lunatic democrats impeachment, they indict

. >>> remembering paul rubens, the actor beloved for the pee-wee herman character. his secret health battle. >>> and the tragic death of a rising star from hbo's "euphoria" at only 25. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. the sad and at times bizarre trial of an idaho mother who was convicted of killing two of her children and conspiring to kill her husband's former wife ended today with multiple life sentences. the judge ordering lori vallow daybell to spend the rest of her life in prison without the chance of parole. the tortured details of the case, her claim to be a goddess, her children zombies she believed, captured headlines around the world. before she was sentenced vallow daybell offered no remorse. as she addressed the court, declaring no one was murdered and suggesting the deaths of her 7 and 16-year-old children could have been the results of accidents or even suicides. miguel almaguer has details. >> i do not fear death. but i look forward to it. >> reading from notes moments before a judge o

wife kate and daughter emily and their friends to california and denny has been quietly confident ruben this department ever since and shared pubically and fighting obtain or an illness and disease out for a month and a half now. and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.) thank you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said tonight what we're doing this about people but about you this is so important i've never missed one of those and not missing this but a couple of comments to the great your understanding i'm going to use a kind of a low word so hang with me here use the word privilege and the reason i'm saying that because our department and each of you as our department city workers have the privilege of maintaining sustaining and covering and managing the most beautiful public open space in the entire city and county of san francisco and you do it so so well. and every time i'm out looking at the great work and also brings tears to my heart because of the great job the privilege has a second aspect to it as well. the

wife kate and daughter emily and their friends to california and denny has been quietly confident ruben this department ever since and shared pubically and fighting obtain or an illness and disease out for a month and a half now. and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.) thank you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said tonight what we're doing this about people but about you this is so important i've never missed one of those and not missing this but a couple of comments to the great your understanding i'm going to use a kind of a low word so hang with me here use the word privilege and the reason i'm saying that because our department and each of you as our department city workers have the privilege of maintaining sustaining and covering and managing the most beautiful public open space in the entire city and county of san francisco and you do it so so well. and every time i'm out looking at the great work and also brings tears to my heart because of the great job the privilege has a second aspect to it as well. the

>>> paul rubens, the actor for playing pee-wee herman has died.oe, what is the latest you can tell us. >> brianna, his team just released an emotion amount statement, revealing he had been battling cancer the last several years, and they sadly announced he passed away last night. they write -- iconic american actor, median, writer, producer whose beloved character peew-we herman delighted children and adults. he bravely and privately fought cancer for years, with his trademark tenacity and wit. a prolific talents, he will forever live in the comedy pantheon, as a man of remarkable character and spirit. he paved the way for what children's television and programming is now in the '80s, and he had this resurgeonsens in the mid 2000s, and especially with the ages of social media, he was growing in popularity among a generation of people that did not know him in the '' '80s. >> i don't know about you, but this was appointment viewing for me, i think, coming home from school and i think people will have memories from their childhood of watching his pro

but ruben, critic sadie government is going soft on the green agenda, is it? , , , , ., ., , it?t. iwas talkin: to it? number ten insists not. i was talking to one — it? number ten insists not. i was talking to one source _ it? number ten insists not. i was talking to one source in - it? number ten insists not. i was talking to one source in the - it? number ten insists not. i was i talking to one source in the cabinet earlier— talking to one source in the cabinet earlier who — talking to one source in the cabinet earlier who thought that climate policy _ earlier who thought that climate policy pragmatist in the government now had _ policy pragmatist in the government now had the upper hand. rishi sunak has decided — now had the upper hand. rishi sunak has decided there is electoral mileage — has decided there is electoral mileage in being pro—nazi drilling, pragmatic— mileage in being pro—nazi drilling, pragmatic when it comes to meeting the uk _ pragmatic when it comes to meeting the uk -- _ pragmatic when it comes to meeting the uk —— pro north sea oil drilling _ the uk —— pro

if she is on the ticket, you could have sinema and ruben gallego in the general next year. host: good morning. caller: i have a comment i would like to make about our election ballot systems. i don't want to oversimplify it, but i think it is time we all put our thumbprint on our ballots when we cast our ballots. i just feel like you should be able to know two years after the election how you could actually go to that person and say how was it that you voted in that election? as it is now, when you leave the ballot box, you have no copy of your vote. you don't know where your vote goes. you don't know how it is cast. i think a thumbprint will illuminate a lot of the -- will eliminate a lot of the worries from the people at vote. you could call your election bureau two years later and say i want to review my vote for two years and i want to know how it was cast. thank you very much. host: what do you think? guest: i don't know if thumbprint verification is the most effective and efficient way to increase election security. i know it's a huge issue for republicans and democra

hell, absolute health disruption says fall numbers for me, even women and when i go into a strong ruben, it may be misbehave a little. i'm of them. they'd say come on, black kid, how do i go back to africa? i forgot it. was that was how it was day in day out. actually. so julian, time it was meant to be put in a home of it, but my mother refused to send me away. and honestly, she had got 6 white children, 6 and then a black one comes along to them. yeah. so and people pointed to a lot of time getting on up on football offered a chance to escape the humiliation because it didn't cost. it was good, extremely good. he played center forward in germany's top division the building this weekend and scored the goal of the season in 1974 for kickers opened by later that year he played for west germany's national team in a european championship qualifier in the front of the hospital. but back home fans of rival teams continued their races to chance unabated. the miracle, there's always been nasty remarks. trust me. you need to be pretty tough in germany sometimes. that's why and there was a secti

america might just be the newest power couple i should say, tom brady and kim kardashian, michael rubenss who of the world with people like jay-z show up and his wife beyoncÉ, depending on how well you know her, do you believe this is a real couple? you think these two will work? >> more power to them. i have divorce and b. what's better than being rich, beautiful, divorced and dating? i want that direct the only thing you're missing is dating right now. [laughter] >> but you have people begging for this not to be a reality. you know the kardashians, is this happening? >> he is her type, she likes tall and she likes athletes and i could see this being a thing. >> another completed pass for tom brady. >> okay. pick up all injuries may cost americans nearly $100 million this year and seniors are getting hit the hardest. who knew this was an aggressive sport invented by men in 1965? of course it's going to be dangerous. >> it's exploded since the pandemic. i play at about five times, you can pick up right away. i was waiting for it to bounce up like a tennis ball but have gotten a lot bette

. >> joel ruben speaking to us earlier. >>> ukraine is preparing to host an international summit to discuss peace initiative for the war with russia. kyiv is expected to participate in the talks along with western powers andel india and brazil. russia will likely not be involve. ukraine hasn't specified when meets will be held but focus on a ten-point peace plan developed by its president volodymyr zelenskyy. russian officials say ukraine has launched a drone attack on the region hitting the building of department of internal affairs. it's the latest strike in russia that moscow has blamed on kyiv. on sunday, russia says it had three manned vehicles. at least one of them crashed into the business center. just moments ago, ukraine accused russia of launching attacks of its own saying two missiles were fired through the central ukrainian city. clare sebastian has been monitoring all of this, clare with the attacks on what appears to be russia on ukraine they haven't denied it yet, have they? >> they haven't denied it. this comes from president zelenskyy saying the war is returning and this is