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please welcome hunter centre court, ryan penistone. my - centre court, ryan penistone.court, ryan penistone. m; story started with one of the worst things in life there is which is cancer. i was diagnosed with soft tissue cancer at the age of one and i had surgery and chemotherapy and then more chemotherapy. my parents must�*ve gone through absolute hell. at times it was touch and go. i think with cancer you never really know what's going to happen and that's one of the worst things about it but thanks to a lot of great people, nurses and doctors, i'm able sit here. the older i got the more i appreciated everything they did for me and everything i have been able to do gave me a very good perspective on life.- to do gave me a very good perspective on life. you will currently — perspective on life. you will currently ranked _ perspective on life. you will currently ranked outside - perspective on life. you will| currently ranked outside the perspective on life. you will - currently ranked outside the world's top 250. i imagine that is fairly tough so tell me about life aw

ryan peniston has had some _ andy murray. ryan peniston has had some good _ andy murray.ad some good winds on grass. the majority— some good winds on grass. the majority of— some good winds on grass. the majority of his winds have been on grass— majority of his winds have been on grass courts. he is a lefty. he had cancer_ grass courts. he is a lefty. he had cancer as— grass courts. he is a lefty. he had cancer as a — grass courts. he is a lefty. he had canceras a baby grass courts. he is a lefty. he had cancer as a baby and overcome real some _ cancer as a baby and overcome real some adversary in his life. he beat some _ some adversary in his life. he beat some good — some adversary in his life. he beat some good players last year at eastbourne. and he grew up with a brother, _ eastbourne. and he grew up with a brother, jamie, who is a lefty, so i don't _ brother, jamie, who is a lefty, so i don't think— brother, jamie, who is a lefty, so i don't think playing a left—handed player— don't think playing a left—handed player will be too much of a problem for him _ player wi

she didn't say -- she said you were in fact ryan. but you weren't jacked ryan. >> john: hold on.e which is true, i just wrap this movie. she said, so he's not quite in jack ryan shape. he has noodle arms. and then she said, i wouldn't necessarily call him fat ryan. but you just did. so. >> stephen: how is the linguine holding up over there? the rigatoni. >> john: why don't you come find out. >> stephen: we have arm wrestle before. we ate arm wrestled. >> john: i arm wrestled. i don't know what you were doing. it's good how are you feeling? ready to go for another round? let's go. right over there. there we go. shhhh, shhhh. you want some! come get some! there is no tomorrow! come on! it's time to pay the piper. i am going to give you a merit badge in pain. >> john: is this rock 'em sock 'em robots? is this the official arm wrestling? all i have to do is touch her hand to this. >> stephen: anywhere, break this plane. >> john: does this electrocute us? >> stephen: you just hold on, that's the stabilizer. >> john: i can't believe we are doing this again. >> stephen: it's going .2 be

dion: that was ryan curry reporting. in the north bay, the hot weather brought out crowds to santa rosa's spring lake lagoon. you can see people getting relief from the heat and enjoying fun in the water. temperatures and -- parts of santa rosa were expected to reach 100 degrees. you can protect yourself in extreme heat by staying hydrated, wearing sunscreen and of boarding the sun for extended periods of time. we want to take a live look at the pg&e power outage website where you can see the concentration of outages is in the oakland area. pg&e said it has no plans for public safety power shut off this weekend. those typically happen during extreme heat and wind and all the utility to turn off power lines so they do not ignite wildfires. during high heat days, bart often runs trains at slower speeds and today is no exception. bart is asking people to take 10 extra minutes in their plan travel time for delays expected through 6:00 this evening. heat can cause the train's tracks to shift. you can track the temperatures wh

please welcome ryan gosling!> jimmy: that's ryan gosling. that's -- come on, buddy >> come on >> jimmy: welcome back welcome back no, please, after you. >> no. >> jimmy: no, after you. no, after you. no, after you, of course yes. it is so great to see you, bud >> thank you >> jimmy: it is nice to -- >> everybody should have that experience once in their life. walk into a room with the roots playing. >> jimmy: yeah exactly, yeah. >> there's nothing like that >> jimmy: how does it feel to be in front of an audience and a crowd? i mean, they love you. come on, bud >> hi, everyone. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i want to ask you about this photo i saw >> okay. >> jimmy: i just want to ask you questions about it i saw -- >> okay. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it broke -- it officially broke the internet. >> well, you know the internet's been trying to break me for years [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah so it finally got you. >> so it gave me no other choice >> jimmy: you were ken in the new "barbie" movie and this is -

it needs a can, this one played by ryan gosling-— ryan gosling.ty unique. mattel— ryan gosling. it is pretty| unique. mattel reportedly ryan gosling. it is pretty - unique. mattel reportedly has 45 films in — unique. mattel reportedly has 45 films in development - unique. mattel reportedly has| 45 films in development based on its huge catalogue of ties, like hot wheels, barney the dinosaur and poly pockets. increasingly, stooges are looking for existing intellectual property, concepts and characters. —— studios. as incentive and assurance that people come and watch the film. marvel cinematic universe is the most successful movie franchise in the world, followed by star wars, both owned by disney. what marvel has done with superheroes, mattel wants to do with toys. it is an aspirational model and look into it and say, we want to have this franchising potential, they are hoping that can yield many films and tv shows and all of the rest of it but i do not think you're going to see a crossover between barbie and polly pocket any time soon. barbie and

and quincy did reall well about ryan rpeniston. ryan rpeniston. and quincy did really well at the _ about ryan rpeniston. and quincy did really well at the second _ about ryan rpeniston. and quincy did really well at the second round, - really well at the second round, talking about the charted cancer he had and taking nothing for granted. the mets was life of their that he think he dealt with that sense? i think he dealt with that sense? i think he deals with the big occasions quite well but it went away from them quite quickly it is difficult to stop it better member, he was a lot younger than andy murray so he would have been growing up murray so he would have been growing up looking up to this icon and british sporting tennis and i would imagine psychologically, those big girlfriend overcome by the end of the day, he places tenants but to have a chance, some people never get the chance to play centre court and some people never have the chance to play against the great idol of the sport. i think with our business career, whenev

in the case of our next guest is only consideration was to blow the whistle. lieutenant colonel ryan sweets. he said that the defense intelligence agencies, actions were, quote, alienating and disenfranchising, our intelligence personnel, while disrupting and degrading operations and quote, those are serious charges. so what exactly was happening a d, i a, according to our next guest, a colleague at the defense that cache office in rome was secretly reporting negative information about the performance of co workers to superiors. the practice turned managers in western europe against their subordinates, creating a hostile work environment and disrupting their efforts to gather intelligence. in another incident, d, i, a officers private medical condition was exposed and used against that officer. add to that back biting evidence of retaliation. and you have an intelligence agency that is simply not able to function the way that it should for our guest today is that d i a whistleblower lieutenant colonel ryan squeezy. thank so much for being with us. we're glad to have you. thanks for h

ryan: right. this is a time that he had written about in his own memoir as being on a long drug fueled vendor. not in a situation where he has been keeping diligent books. money is coming in and going right back out. the right has argued that the charge, more than $100,000, is way too small, that there is enough evidence in the public of the amount of money he was bringing in was over $10 million which would lead to a prison sentence. there is plenty of precedent and plenty of people who have gone to prison for that amount of unpaid taxes. the gun charge is pretty straightforward. i wonder if most people on the right would find it actually unconstitutional or a violation of the second amendment but basically he bought a gun and there was a form he had to fill out that said are you a current drug user and he checked no. we know from his memoir, from videos he took of himself constantly, that that was not true. aaron isn't -- innocent until proven guilty, but we know he did those things. i would not

our guest today is that d i a whistleblower lieutenant colonel ryan squeezy. thanks so much for being with us. we're glad to have you. thanks for having me, john. i appreciate the opportunity all the pleasure is all mine. thank you. a kernel. let's start with your career. tell us about your history in the military. how you got involved in intelligence and tell us a little about your time at d. i a and in the defense that the shape program. yeah. so i was 1999 graduate of the air force academy after graduation went to pilot training, where i then flew f sixteens for the better part of my 22 year career in the air force. my pen ultimate assignment was with the defense intelligence agency. i was selected from swath of air force officers to become an aircraft. tashay, eventually landing myself positions, air outs, ashtray to italy, in switzerland i that's position being overseen and managed by the defense intelligence agency, which brought me to that organization. i served there for 3 years and after that assignments went on to serve as a staff officer for about a

in the lines for you that quote, for the profile, funding the pollution and unusually havi monsoon ryan's course, dozens of depth as well as destruction and misery across 2 lanes of north in the jared rate. welcome to the program. sweden is to join 9 co off to turkey, suddenly ended in song position to stop. com is been to enter. the alliance took as president richard typo to one has agreed to forward the application to his palm, and to be ratified sweetie. as prime minister of christus on and you as president you? i bought it and welcome the decision. the surprise announcement came shortly before the start. if a key nice or summit in the list you, i mean capital vilnius. then they to somebody didn't villainy is, hasn't even started yet, but it's already shaping up to be historic turkish president, edwin nato. secretary general, it's dalton book and sweden's prime minister, kristen hotels, the head of the summits and of towards the swedish prime minister was clearly pleased. you're a very gone guess. i'm very happy that the 3 of us have shaken hands. the president of turkey, the secretary

ryan: in pleasant hill, ryan curry, abc7news.pp. to get alerts like this one sent straight to your phone, download the abc7news app. find cooling center locations and the best ice cream spots as you stay cool. we know that's very important so definitely go on the app. a powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck just after 11:00 p.m. off the coast of alaska, triggering a brief tsunami warning. the warning was later downgraded to an advisory before been canceled. the quake struck at a depth of about 13 miles, making it shallow. the synonymy created by the -- the tsunami created by the quick is no longer a threat. the world's two biggest polluters, the u.s. and china, are set to restart climate talks. john kerry, president biden's special envoy for climate change, will be in beijing meeting with his chinese counterpart. talks are likely to center on coal, methane, u.s. increasing the deployment of renewable energy beijing broke off climate discussions with washington last august in retaliation for a visit by then house speaker nancy

start with ryan. ryan is your name? >> it is. >> jimmy: ryan, where are you from?> i am originally from san diego, and i currently live in west hollywood. >> jimmy: okay. very good. and i see you're battling a little puberty right now. [ laughter ] >> it's about time. >> jimmy: what do you do for work, ryan? >> i'm a freelancer, i also work in hotels. >> jimmy: you're a freelancer, you work in hotels. okay, that could mean weed dealer for sure. freelancer works in hotels. let's meet the young woman standing to your left there. and her name is tammy. >> how are you today? >> jimmy: i'm good, tammy. we've got a cartoon voice-over crew here tonight. [ laughter ] what do you do? >> i'm a waitress and i work in a kosher store. >> jimmy: and where do you work? >> mr. kosher and denny's. >> jimmy: mr. kosher and denny's? >> yes, you have to live in l.a., it's expensive. >> jimmy: i know, that's interesting. quite a range of restaurants you got going there. >> restaurant to grocery store. >> jimmy: restaurant and grocery store, okay. so you're not accidentally bringing a g

ryan: in pleasant hill, ryan curry, abc7news.a: we first told you about this story on our mobile app. to get alerts like this one sent straight to your phone, download the abc7news app. you can also find cooling center locations on the app, as well as the best ice cream spots as you stay cool. new this morning, a powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck just after 11:00 p.m. off the coast of alaska, triggering a brief tsunami warning. the warning was later downgraded to an advisory before it was canceled. the quake struck at a depth of about 13 miles, making it a shallow quake. experts say the tsuna by the quake is no longer a threat. the world's two biggest polluters, the u.s. and china, are set to restart climate talks. john kerry, president biden's special envoy for climate change is set to arrive in beijing today. he is set to meet with his chinese counterpart. talks are likely to center on coal, methane, u.s. tariffs, and increasing the deployment of renewable energy technologies. beijing broke off climate discussions with w

ryan king and ryan. we're going to play your video testimony video statement that will play right now. good morning, everyone. my name is fine. eight or eight king. i live in washington, d.c. i have disabilities. i know i am one independent. i was under guardianship for 13 years. but not anymore. i can do many, many things on my own. but sometimes i need help. i cook three days a week. i have out with. i'm little support. what was my own? what close and do disorders take out the trash on. go to the go to wwe events wrestling matches and travel. if i work at safeway come, i'll tell where that you went. it was. it will. it will be 23 years as a courtesy cutter. i and where i'm washing. what i do. oh, i do. yeah. butcher oh. oh, what metro. oh, metro access. right? yeah. that's what metro transportation services takes me to work in in 2003. i, i graduated from high school and wanted to and a limousine business to go to get started. i. wound on on my business and my business i need i have to go to the govern

circleville police now say that officer ryan speakman has been fired. video shows speakman releasing the dog on the driver, who had his hands up despite a state trooper yelling at him not to do it >>> the federal reserve today raised interest rates again to the highest level in 22 years. chair jerome powell leaving the door open for more hikes in the battle against inflation. tom costello is in washington tom, this affects almost every american. >> reporter: oh, it does consumers and businesses cut back on spending now, this is the 11th rate hike since march of '22, and those moves have helped bring down inflation from 9% to 3% today, but the fed wants inflation at 2%. so, a quarter-point hike today with another rate possible, a move possible in september. higher rates mean mortgage rates could move higher, now above 7% credit card rates are really affected. we've seen the average credit card balance now at $5,700 with credit card rates at 20%. it would take 17 years to pay it off if you only made the minimum payment. meanwhile, with low unemployment an

, where that this, the west, the ryans are looking to be much more global. and now that we have the north south core door between the ron and russian being develop can you actually can be a key partner that can link uh, should be linked to russia. the caucus is central asia, through iran. now present it, right, you see is set to have address the press conference after talks with his counterpart. can you tell us a little bit more about that as well? the 2 sides in can you have a cheap on imports and exports. the ron will be exporting the trucks pickup trucks to can yeah, and it will be receiving agricultural goods and in return because of the sheer amount of a potential that exists in you, you can do, for example, a very beautiful country that we are incorrectly there, which the delegation will go to tomorrow. the ryan can import many of its products from these countries, which are more, a less expensive for the run. but also, since you run has the ability to export to these countries, it's much more preferable. well, you mentioned you're gone. the what exact

ryan riley is outside for the court for us as we speak. barbara mcquade joins us as well as andrew wiseman, the former lead prosecutor in robert muller's special counsel's investigation. ryan, let me get to you on the ground with a better sense of what you've seen so far and a better understanding of who william russell is and why what he has to say could be important. >> reporter: yeah. william russell, looking for him at the courthouse right now. we haven't laid eyes on him thus far. it's possible he could have gone in the garage. we think that his testimony is likely scheduled for the morning. his lawyer is due in the courthouse this afternoon. we're still sort of staking out and i think that he's someone we did hear from through the january 6th committee. apparently there are indications he would not have any information to necessarily provide to the committee. we ended up hearing from a different witness who gave very dramatic testimony during the january 6th committee hearing. obviously it's sort of unclear what he could be telling t

>> wait, can i say april ryan. can we say april ryan? let's play it. let's play the tape.e tape. >> oh, boy. >> go ahead. take it. >> well, i'll give you voters -- i will give you voter suppression. you just have to -- sit down please. sit down. i didn't call you. i didn't call you. i didn't call you. i'm not responding. i'm responding to -- excuse me. i'm not responding to you. i'm talking to this gentleman. will you please sit down. excuse me. excuse me. would you please sit down. please, go ahead. very hostile. such a hostile media. it's so sad. you ask me about -- no. you rudely interrupted him. you rudely interrupted him. same thing with april ryan. i watched her get up. i mean, you talk about somebody that's a loser. she doesn't know what the hell she's doing. she's very nasty. and she shouldn't be. >> i mean, april, those -- >> i can laugh now. i can laugh now. >> i know you were not laughing then, but the reality is abusing a black woman, professional journalist, is part of why people like him. it's racist. it's misogynist. it's his brand. but it is not a dignified

ryan: marking autonomous vehicles as traffic hazards.he group save street rebels is placing cones on these cars to temporarily stop them. they want these cars off the road permanently. >> expanded and unfettered access to city streets is a bad idea. ryan: this person is a member of the safe street rebels and asked not to share their identity. they call this the week of which is ahead of the vote on whether to allow waymo to expand services. >> residents never got the chance to have a say in this and never really consented to being used as human guinea pigs. ryan: abc 7 has document issues with crusie and two waymo cars parade route. using a traffic cone on top of the car disables it and since they feel they are traffic hazards they think using a cone is a good way to send a message. dion: a warning for drivers who use interstate 80 on the weekend. detours in the coming weeks. beginning july 21 eastbound 80 between route 4nd hercules will be closed the weekend. this is for a repaving pje. that closure will be repeated august 4 and august

here is ryan curry. ryan: this sign sums it up. the high temperature was just under 100 degrees, making this one of the hottest days all year. it left some still enjoying their day but finding ways to stay cool. >> some water, you know? get cooled off, hang out, enjoy the day. ryan: this group of friends is back home for the summer and went paddle boarding in the reservoir. >> there is a spot over there with a little shade. we were chilling and talking about old times. ryan: a couple go to school in oregon and say this is a welcome sight. >> this is nice. we don't get that in oregon. it is so rainy all the time. ryan: others in the east bay were also not bothered by the heat. >> may borderline stupidity. just out here having fun. ryan: these two enjoyed a tennis court also themselves. they said that he probably kept everyone away. >> when we saw it saw people with signs of heat exhaustion so we took rick's and drinkwater. it is hot. they have air conditioning and choose to go there. ryan: others in the park were looking for any pat

here is abc7 news reporter ryan curry. ryan: this sign sums it up.the high temperature was just under 100 degrees, making this one of the hottest days all year. it left some still enjoying their day but finding ways to stay cool. >> get some water, cool off a little bit, hang out, enjoy the day. ryan: this group of friends are back from enjoying the summer. >> there is a little bit of shade. we are just chillaxing, talking about old times. ryan: it couple of them go to school in oregon. >> this is nice. 96, we do not get that in oregon, because we are not up there for the summers. so this is dope. ryan: others in the east bay were also not bothered by the heat. >> may be borderline stupidity gets us out here. ryan: they enjoyed the tennis court all to themselves. they say the heat probably kept everyone else away. >> when it started to be 85, we started seeing other people get more signs of heat exhaustion. really, the numbers dwindled. it is hot. ryan: others in the park or looking for any patch of shade they could find. after weeks of below average

ryan: you know my place of employment, we work with people who are in poverty every single day.ssness, homeless kids, people living out of their car. yet they're the same people that would do anything for anybody. stacie: thank you. thank you, i appreciate that, thank you, guys. (audience applauding) - i'm lisa ryan. - hi. - hi, i'm a rutland city alderwoman on the board of aldermen, and i also work at broc. - oh! - and i wanted to give you my card, because i really appreciate you sharing your story and... - thank you. - you can contact me for any resources that we do, and i'd be happy to help you. - oh, thank you so much. - so thanks so much for sharing your story. - thank you, nice meeting you. ryan: when i actually first heard stacie's story, i was, like, really upset because i was, like, "we could've done that in half a day, got her what she needed and her family." but these folks who are living in poverty and don't easily get all the basic needs that some of us are fortunate to have, it's hard to ask for help when you don't have people supporting you from the beginning. i j

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we had a brief statement his defence barrister who said that ryan giggs was relieved that the prosecution end after three years of trying to clear his name and he was now looking forward to rebuilding his life and career as an innocent man. england captain millie bright says the lionesses will be pausing discussions over win bonuses and commercial structures until after the women's world cup, which starts in two days' time. bright released a statement saying the players were disappointed that there had been no resolution since they presented the fa with their concerns last year, and they viewed a resolution as key for the growth of the women's game, and feel a strong sense of responsibility to do that. the usa is going into the tournament in australia and new zealand as the favourites to win it for the third time in a row. they're in auckland, building up to their opening match against vietnam on saturday. this tournament will be the last for one of the most successful players of her generation, megan rapinoe, who's retiring in october. she's been the driving force in the side and played

ryan giggs had been accused of head-butting _ court.ing his then _ court. ryan giggs had been accused of head-butting his then partner - of head—butting his then partner kate greville at his home in greater manchester in november 2020 and also attacking her sister in the same alleged incident, and other pattern of alleged coercive and controlling behaviour. at a trialjury of alleged coercive and controlling behaviour. at a trial jury failed of alleged coercive and controlling behaviour. at a trialjury failed to reach a verdict and they were discharged. a retrial was due to start at the end of this month but today we heard kate greville wasn't willing to provide evidence again, based on the trauma she had gone through since the last trial, so the prosecution has decided not to proceed with any charges against mr giggs and a not guilty verdict was urge. his defence said he was relieved and he will be looking to rebuild his life and career as an innocent man. matthew richards, thank you. a mother who was jailed for illegally obtaining abor

good to be with you, ryan.ere weather continuing to snarl travel and put a damper on so many holiday festivities playing out over the course of this week. just this morning we're starting to see air quality alerts pop up from the midwest to the east coast. you can see the haziness lingering behind me. here in coney island, we saw those sweeping storms take a dangerous turn yesterday. two people rushed to the hospital after a lightning strike in the area as more severe weather will slam other parts of the country today. mother nature lit up the nation's skies with fourth of july fireworks all her own as millions from coast to coast dealt with the holiday full of extreme heat and severe storms, from the rockies to the east coast scattered storms disrupted a host of independence day festivities, clearing out beaches in new jersey, and abruptly pausing coney island's famed hot dog eating contest. >> as soon as we saw that first lightning, that's it, cut it off. >> reporter: the new york fire department reporting tw

ryan curry joins us live with the latest. ryan: good morning.acation has finally several thousand passengers are making their way north after some of them did not think they would get this chance to leave, the coast guard clearing them sunday after several days of inspection and now they are on their way to alaska. this is video of the ship leaving san francisco on sunday. the ship crashed into the san francisco pier thursday. after repairs it several days for the coast guard to clear the ship. several viewers told abc they did not believe they would actually leave. 630 passengers got off the ship. >> we decided to our 12-year-old daughter was like "mom, dad, come better to be safe than sorry." >> to san francisco. others who flew into your from other areas decided to stay. ryan: their vacation was cut short, but many tell us they will revisit their vacation plans next year. hopefully, they will have better luck when it comes to their cruise ship. last check of where the current ship is, it is off the coast of california near eureka, so they are

the fantasy film stars margot, robbie and ryan gosling. and this was the scene at the reams theater in moraga over the weekend were long lines of fans waited inside and outside the theater to see the film and not only did barbie post the biggest domestic opening ever for an on a superhero film or sequel. but it was also the biggest opening in history for a female director. christopher nolan's oppenheimer also had a powerful opening raking in 80.5 million dollars in box office receipts and some are calling the barbenheimer battle a double feature for the ages. >> music streaming service, spotify has increased its subscription prices. new subscribers now be paying a dollar more a month for several plans. the premium ad free tier is now 10 99 a month and the shared premium plan is going up 2 bucks a month to 14. 99. spotify officials say the increases will, quote, help us deliver value to fans and artists on our platform. the new prices are already in effect and just last month, the company announced it was laying off 200 employees in its pod

ryan: passengers after several days of waiting. the course code -- the coursed -- coast guard cleared them after an inspection. this is a video footage of them leaving on its way to alaska. passengers on board excited and happy they are getting on their vacation way. passengers told us they thought they would never leave. it took four days for the saga to be can lead after the ship crashed into a san francisco peer during a docking accident. that left a large hole and didn't near the sternum. for days the ship was sitting at the year while passengers waited for updates wanting to leave. >> i wanted to see the state of repairs and i am pleasantly surprised. it looks great to me. off. [no audio] coast of california near eureka on its way to alaska as those passengers finally get some -- get to enjoy their vacation. and the passengers who chose to get off the ship got a discount toward future cruises as well as a full refund for the trip they were currently on. we may see some of the passengers back here next year but if they do, they

geoff: well, steph curry and ryan coogler, i appreciate you both.for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. william: online, watch steph curry ace another sport he is passionate about -- golf. he tells geoff what it felt like to recently sink a hole-in-one. that's on our instagram. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm william brangham. on behalf of the entire "newshour" team, thank you so much for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our customer service team can help find a plan that helps fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs

ryan: good morning. it could potentially have massive economic ramifications of the workers decide to go on strike. if a deal is not reached by the end of the month. the purpose behind the practice demonstration is to give workers the experience of what a strike is going to be like. a lot of them have not had experience striking in the past. abc 7 covered video on tuesday from another practice demonstration, today is another round of practicing. negotiations broke down last week between ups and teamster represented workers. it is among largest shipbuilding -- among the largest shipping companies in the united states. the teamsters say they wa agreement that guarantees better pay for all workers, increases full-time jobs and resolves health and safety concerns. local workers say they need the resolution, especially here in the bay area. >> it is costly to live out in the bay area, to have a premium to pay on top of everything else is unmanageable. ryan: the covers more than 340,000 full and part-time work

steph curry and ryan coogler.> thank you for having us. >> and steph, given all of the success that you've had over your career, it's really in many ways easy to forget your origin story, that in the early days you had your detractors, you had your skeptics, people who said that you weren't tall enough -- >> at 6'2", he is too skinny for the shooting guard position. do not rely on him to run your team. that was the draft report on stephen curry. >> looking back now at all of that, did that serve as a motivator for you? >> absolutely. i was undersized, kind of a scrawny, skinny kid. and every team i played, even going to the middle school and high school ranks and starting recruiting, quickly found out that those big time schools weren't going to knock on my door and offer you scholarship offers. and you had to really try to find out what my identity was. and to your question of, proving people wrong in a sense, i trying to -- i tried to channel and i had, my mom painted a very good perspective for me at those ages

ryan, you mesmerized the nation.h to it. >>> in the meantime, the white house now paying a good deal of attention to what's happening at the border, but it's our side of the border and what an american governor is doing on that side of the border. after this. have fun, sis! ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. >> neil: it is going to be a bit of an anomaly in this year's presidential election if it turns out joe biden and donald trump are the respective presidential nominees, a rework if you will of the last presidential election. this time they could be going into that, legal issues and lawsuits and in the case of the president of the united states, maybe an impeachment inquiry. let's go to lucas tomlinson following these fast-moving developments in washington. lucas? >> neil, first, those tax charges against hunter biden, veteran tax attorneys say most people facing charges like hunter's wou

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ryan, tell us more about what ryan kelly admitted to doing. >> reporter: yeah, ryan kelly is sort of a little unique obviously because he was wanting to an elected official and he was leading in the gubernatorial race in michigan in fact right after his arrest last june. this case was set to go to trial but that was converted into a plea hearing and he futurely pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor. what happened is that he didn't actually enter into the capitol building. usually that means unless you committed an act of violence or there is some other factor in your actions, you are not usually gets charged. but ultimately he was charged because there is video of him directly participating in sort of the unrest on the western side of the capitol. he was wearing sunglasses and urging people up the stairs, waving them toward the capitol building, supporting another individual he admitted who was ripping down one of the police barricades. ultimately pleaded guilty here on the day that we're all sort of waiting here in court for some news potentially on the trump indictment. so interesting

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ryan: mr.hairman, in brief, while i understand the spirit of what any colleagues is saying there has to be reasonable lines at which we cannot say there's unlimited resources to dedicate to unlimited oversight of every conspiracy theory. that may -- conspiracy theory that may be out there. i reassert in close, dealing with extremism cannot be about litmus tests but practical tests to the operations and values of our military. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from wyoming. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. ryan: i request a vorredded -- a recorded vote. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? mr. ryan: i request a recorded vote on the amendment. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from wyoming will be postponed. it is now in order to consider

ryan: marking autonomous vehicles as traffic hazards.rily stop them. they want them off the road permanently. >> unfettered access to city streets is a really bad idea. ryan: this person is a member of the safe street rebels and asked not to share their identity. they call the protest the week of cone. it is happening ahead of the vote whether to allow crews to expand services. >> residents never got the chance to have a say in this and never really consented to being used as human guinea pigs. ryan: abc 7 documented issues with the san francisco fire department has seen them blocking emergency units. using a traffic cone on top of the car disables it and since they feel they are traffic hazards, they think using a cone is a good way to send a message. >> as a pedestrian i feel uncomfortable with them and as a cyclist i also feel uncomfortable. ryan: and encourages disrespectful behavior on the roadways. we will notify law enforcement of any unwanted or unsafe interference of vehicles on public roadways. a spokesperson for cruise says th

ryan: abc 7 documented issues with cruise and waymo.ing to the group, using a traffic cone on top of the car disables it and since they feel they are traffic hazards, they think using a cone is a good way to send a message. >> as a pedestrian, i feel uncomfortable with them. as a cyclist, i also feel uncomfortable. ryan: waymo told abc 7 this is vandalism and encourages disrespectful behavior on the roadways. "we will notify law enforcement of any unwanted or unsafe interference of vehicles on public roadways." a spokesperson for cruise says they provide late-night options for those who do not work late at night. and has delivered over 2 million meals to insecure san franciscans. intentionally obstructing vehicles gets in the way of those efforts and risks creating traffic congestion. safe street rebels says the risk of these cars operating is not worth it. they say if cars can be disabled with cones, having more on the road is a hazard for residents. >> even if you have the perfect driver, which is what they are pitched as, there is so

ryan delivered wonderful reflections on his years as chairman. he concluded his remarks by emphasizing the vital mission of the white house historical association and john. since you mentioned my book. i would with a slight twist. share some words of wisdom from pope john the 23rd. associations are like wine. some turn to vinegar, but the best improve with age. and this is certainly true of the white house historical association as we've heard this evening when mrs. kennedy established this organization in 1961. she had great ambitions, but i think even she would be amazed by everything the association has accomplished in the past six decades and how vital our mission remains today. because of my day job i happen to read a lot of news headlines with some frequency. and as anyone who follows the news today knows. america's democratic ideals cannot be taken for granted. throughout the history of the world. there is never been a system of government that is provided the freedom prosperity and boundless opportunity that ours has this is no accident o

ryan: it feels like a little bit of a brisket start to start the day in walnut creek. once that sun comes up those hot temperatures will be quickly following it. this is an option for people to come and stay cool. it is not an official cooling center but it will be open for people to take advantage of the air conditioning. the bulk of the heat will be arriving on saturday and sunday when temperatures are expected to surpass triple digits in some spots. there is the spare the air alert. they are asking people to consider working from home or take public transit. with this heat, it is important to keep your health in mind. dr. say the high heat leads to an increased risk of heat stroke. the best way to take care of your body is to limit your time outside and drink plenty of water. >> depending on our activity we could lose 10 liters of sweat per day. it can't be overemphasized emphasized that you need to hydrate. ryan: emergency visits have more than doubled nationwide in the last four weeks as temperatures increased. we have seen high temperatures throughout the country

ryan, start us off.s been an eventful 24 hours to say the least when it comes to the investigation into the former president along with his aide walt nauta appearing in court today finally after a few different delays of that arraignment. talk us through what happened. >> yeah, it was sort of up to the last minute a question of whether or not walt nauta would have a local lawyer in florida. he now does, as someone representing him who will be able to sort of introduce his lawyer, his long-time lawyer who has been representing him for a while, stanley woodward, and he will be able to be inducted, into this case. essentially it was a pretty short hearing over the course of about five minutes. not a ton of substance there. as you said there is this new information coming out that we're learning about this incident and how this all sort of came about. it's a little bit of the pulling back of the curtain about how exactly -- or why the fbi thought that basically they were being misled by the trump camp about