lieutenant general mark schwartz, thank you | general mark schwartz, thank you very much.ls have now closed in the last phase of india's general election — the biggest the world has ever seen. the final stage of balloting took place in eight northern and eastern states during a severe heatwave. at least 30 people have died of heat stroke. water and fans were provided at some polling stations to cool voters. results are expected to be announced on the 4th ofjune. for more on what happens next, our south asia correspondent samira hussain sent this report. what happens now is that we're slowly starting to see exit polls coming out. these are various analysts and media organisations that have paid to have these exit polls done. now, you don't really get an inkling ofjust how things are going throughout the indian election over the six weeks. now that all phases of voting ended, we're starting to see some of those being trickled out. really, when it comes down to the actual, real results, well, that still doesn't happen until the 4th ofjune. that's when all the vote—counting wi

schwartz is a bad commander, but he is a man, i don’t understand you. witchcraft, if the soldiers in our regiment killed the commander, look, the sovereign would start thinking and start doing something, perhaps we should pour the wine into the saucers, although no, it won’t fit here, it’s cold, cold, now, thanks to your daring, everything everything worked out, and he can continue to travel around europe with a clear conscience and take part in parades, that there are no more hunters, maybe it’s good that you weren’t there, i’m watching, gentlemen, i’m giving up, to be honest, you’re a magician, oh, so, ah, hold it, hold it, hold it, yeah, it’s beautiful, bravo, seryozha, ah, well , you didn’t really know, i showed you what, i showed it to you, you’re oblivious. well, let it be, but it will be like in france, and although for me it’s generally better like in the american states, in france aristocrats were hanged from lanterns, if like in france, then everyone those present here are hanging, well, well, the prince, so in russia the aristocrats need to m

or recently tony schwartz is the author of dealing with the devil. my mother trump and me. what what was your thought as you heard the verdict i was in a plane returning from hong kong and i wanted to jump up. >> i just woke up and discovered it on my texts and i wanted to jump up in the air and pumped my fists in the air and yell it out to people and i was able to resist that. but the enthusiasm for the verdict was there what i don't know if you've saw trump's public comments since the verdict what do you make of his response to it? i mean, it's not a surprise, right? >> 100% predictable and he's still following the authoritarian playbook, which is repeat, repeat, repeat until people, no matter how absurd it is. and this is absurd. what he's saying absurd come to believe it. >> and he has been spectacularly effective at that he plays by his own set of rules. and if the world has to play by conventional roles or his opponents do or choose to, and he doesn't have to play by the rules holes. it's an advantage for him and he is using that to advantage. so it's astonishing that

tonight, someone who knows what it's like to get inside his head, order, the deal goes, right, or tony schwartz and how his former subject may handle the days ahead and breaking news. >> the details of president biden's new ceasefire proposal for gaza, the timing of it, and the reception. it's getting. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin what comes next? legally politically and otherwise now that donald trump is convicted, both he and president biden weight in today, the president very briefly, the former president at great length more than a half-hour this morning at trump tower this is a, scam. there's a rig trial. it shouldn't have been in that venue. we shouldn't have had that, judge you saw what happened to some of the witnesses that were on our sayyed, they were literally crucified by this man who looks like an angel, but he's really a devil hush money, hush money. it's not hush money. it's called the nondisclosure agreement. >> and it all comes out of the white house. >> crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country. he's the worst president in the his

, colonel schwartz, who brought the regiment with his nagging, his corporal punishment to the uprisinghe semenovsky regiment is a guards regiment in which... in principle , corporal punishment, which was then actively present in the russian army, was usually not used; they served there, including veterans of the war of the twelfth year and foreign campaigns, who , of course, being ordinary soldiers, were not accustomed to such an attitude towards themselves. so, yuri mikhailovich lotman, speaking about the reasons for his resignation, throwing aside all this gossip, but there was one more gossip that needs to be mentioned that he allegedly denounced his comrades, yes, he accused them of the uprising, alexander i to say, with i treated this denunciation with contempt; it was absolutely gossipy. yes, regarding the pose that can be taken, this part is taken from there, so the marquis pose, expresses the truth to the dictator, the tyrant face, and thanks to this. by the way, alexander noticed that his close associate, whom he trusts in something selfish, yes, was really noticed, then he in

gadi schwartz there reporting. well, we now know the results of this year's silicon valley pain index. that report from san jose state human rights institute revealing the worsening inequalities. now, here's a look at some of those stats. 46% of the employees laid off in tech from january 2023 to april 2024 were women, even though they make up 42% of those employed fentanyl deaths hit 205 in santa clara county last year. this is up from 160 in 2022, and the number of homeless students in alum rock and eastside union school districts, well, that has nearly tripled since 2020. well, we are just more than a month away from the 2024 paris olympic games right here on nbc, bay area and para olympics, paris olympic officials. well, they're actually talking about those plans to address the extreme heat during the games. they also plan to have meteorologists working there in the operation center 24/7. this is before and during the olympic games. and it comes as a new report just released, raises some concerns about the cont

jewel in this propaganda construct the screams without words article by jeffery, get them in and not schwartz and noted food blogger adams, seller this, the, the debunking of that article which we conducted over several weeks and which has also been dismantled by electronic intifada. mondo weiss, the anonymous twitter account z squirrel has led to the firing of a not schwartz with jeffrey ghetto means is rarely fixer the times of london. not exactly and depended river money or the side finally a rupert murdoch site, a favorite of the and my 6 has published a full page take down of these really lie of mass rape on october 7th. that relied obviously on a lot of my research and the research of other independent a journalist without citing us. but it was fine. the united nations report by miller patton, which she stated was not an actual independent investigation, was unable to find any survivor of sexual assault on october 7th and was blocked from visiting anyone at rape crisis centers of physicians for human rights is real, has retracted its report alleging mass sexual violence on october 7th a

andrew schwartz: so vital for ecosystem health. i think most people around the west coast would tell you about the lack of wildfire smoke we saw last year after the abundant water year that we had. and so, when we have average, above average snowpacks, that really helps our ecosystems out. it helps keep them out of drought stress, helps keep them out of heat stress, and overall, just kind of helps keep everything a lot more healthy, which generally means a lot less forests die off, and then less fire danger as well. and as a result, we don't tend to see as many megafires after wet seasons as we do, of course, with dry ones. vianey: a portion of that snowfall can be attributed to atmospheric rivers. in a changing climate, the frequency and intensity of storms is proving both costly and deadly. a recent stanford study is showing the economic damage from back to back atmospheric rivers is four times higher than predicted from individual storms. by this point, you likely have heard the term "pineapple express," but "atmospheric river"

it has led to the firing of a knot schwartz was jeffrey, get them ins is rarely fixer, the times of london. not exactly and depended river mode on the side. finally, rupert murdoch's side a favorite of the m, i. 6, has published a full page take down of these really lie of mass rape on october 7th. that relied obviously on a lot of my research and the research of other independent journalists without citing us. but it was fine. the united nations report by miller patton, which she stated was not an actual independent investigation, was unable to find any survivor of sexual assault on october 7th and was blocked from visiting anyone at rape crisis centers of physicians for human rights is real, has retracted its report alleging mass sexual violence on october 7th and a new united nations human rights council reports after the united nations report on sexual violence on october 7th found no evidence. the united nations human rights council report has accused israel of systematic gender based violence and sexual torture. in its prisons where the new york times in a paragraph buried deep in a

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, colonel schwartz , who brought the regiment with his nagging, his corporal punishment to the pointegiment, in which, in principle , corporal punishment was present then actively in the russian army, they were usually not used, including veterans of the '12 war and foreign campaigns, who , of course, being ordinary soldiers, were not accustomed to such an attitude towards themselves, and so ekhailovich lotman, speaking about the reasons for resignation , throwing aside all this gossip, but there was one more gossip that needs to be mentioned, that he allegedly denounced his comrades, and accused them of the uprising, alexander i, to say, treated this with contempt. nose, this is absolute gossip, nothing there was no such thing, it is not based on anything, but there was a story, a really interesting one, showing in many ways the character of peter yaadaev in this regard. yuri mikhailovich lotman, our most famous philologist, historian, researcher, interpreted chaadaev’s act in such a way that he expressed to alexander his opinion about the reasons for the speech of the semenovsky re

, colonel schwartz, who brought the regiment down with his nagging, with their corporal punishments beforeing practically tortured, i would say tortured punishments, and it must be said that the semenovsky regiment is a guards regiment, in which, in principle, corporal punishment, which was present then in active russia. armies were usually not used, where, of course, veterans of the 1912 war and foreign campaigns served, although they were not accustomed to being ordinary soldiers. so yuri mikhailovich lotman, speaking about the reasons for his resignation, throwing aside all this gossip, it was still one gossip that needs to be mentioned is that he allegedly denounced his comrades, yes, he accused them of the uprising, alexander i, to say, treated this denunciation with contempt, this is absolute gossip, nothing like this happened, it is not based on anything, but was. the story is really interesting, showing in many ways the character of petriarvich chaadaev in this regard. yuri mikhailovich lotman, our most famous philologist, historian, researcher, interpreted chadayev’s act in such a

the baby was nicknamed mini-picasso online; lauren schwartz, that’s the boy’s name, began his creativeut a year ago. lauren's parents equipped him with a special art studio, where the boy was able to unleash his creative potential. the child's paintings are a combination of abstract forms with recognizable figures. animals, elephants, dinosaurs and horses. later , a page appeared on social networks where mini picasso’s works are published. there were more and more subscribers. this led to the fact that people began to buy the boy’s paintings. and recently one of the works was sold at auction for more than 20,000 belarusian rubles. in addition, negotiations are currently underway to organize an exhibition in a new york gallery, where schwartz's paintings will be exhibited. that's all for me, don't switch, you watched wow news. my name is nastya rutskaya. bye bye. good morning country, anna quilloria, maryana morenkova continue to greet you this morning on friday, june 21, now is the time to find out what the weather will be like today. maryana vasilyevna, please, well, judging by the fi

thank you to tom schwartz and the staff of the herbert hoover presidential library and museum for the opportun ity to bring to life this amazing woman at a unique moment in. her life. we'll start to talk with a story. this is a story of how i became introduced to both hoover and lou henry hoover. i'll spend the majority of my time talking about what her life was like as a student at stanford. well, then turn back to when they came to what's known as the farm which they considered their home throughout the rest of their lives. talk about the building of the lou henry hoover and lou's dedicated support for music on the campus. note that for all the stanford libraries, they're available for viewing and download at full resolution, and the links are on the slides. in may 2000, i became the map librarian, the brown earth sciences library and. map collections. the mapas were piled high to the ceiling with un cataloged maps. field notebooks. drawings. something called the stanford geological survey. i ard toearn more about this collection and found that the survey existed for 100 years from

one of his biggest political challenges yet. german chancellor went off, schwartz is also under increasing pressure after his government's coalition party suffered heavy losses in sundays european elections. he said the parties can not go back to business as usual. choice also warrants or the gains made by the far right should not be normalized. hush response officer. catastrophe for the governing social democrats in germany. the west european election results for the main policy and power in history and a clear verdict from the streets comes and they asked how you didn't all regard jobs. so yes, that's and change is definitely needed for the government must really think it's policies. conservative opposition leaders mirror that sentiment calling for the government to change clothes for to pay the way for snap elections. they bought the heads also blame the government for the strong showing of the far right is to the it's a complete disaster for the policies of the federal government. i have to tell you, i didn't expect it to be so harsh and so dramatic. and source of also to the, the 50 d

least 4 people have been killed and thousands more forced to leave the rooms. german chancellor wolf schwartz has promised extra help for those affected and says the floods are a call for action on climate change. trying to save what still can be save. hundreds of sandbags are piled up by the presidents of munching, hoping to protect the houses of the done pro. a few kilometers of st. others have already given up. like going to have been who watches on helplessly, particularly for the seller is filling up with water. it's coming in from all directions. if we have to see what comes next. okay, tell me, i don't know. i have no idea the main road has been entirely east of much affected residence, gone by the disaster. they are experiencing mountain cella and his wife have tried the best, but the floods with too strong. the house is also filling up with most of the single for this. if it gets faster for you, i've never experienced anything like it's in this much water. it's bad one. what is the situation look for you? too much room, the sellers under water. everything's destroyed is to put in the

, colonel schwartz, who brought the regiment down with his nagging, with his bodies. it must be said1912 war and foreign campaigns served there, who, to such an attitude towards themselves, of course, being, although ordinary soldiers, they were not used to it, so yuri mikhailovich lotman, speaking about the reasons for his resignation, throwing it aside from all this gossip, this was another gossip that was needed... lotman, our most famous philologist, historian, researcher, interpreted chadayev’s act in such a way that he expressed to alexander his opinion about the reasons for the speech of the semenovsky regiment, mentioning, of course, serfdom . at that time , schiller’s drama, don carlos, was very popular in russia, in which there is such a marquis-pose, uh, hostility, by the way, yes, regarding the pose that can be taken, these are parts from there. is taken, so the marquis poza e expresses the truth to the dictator, the tyrant person, and thanks to this he should become, accordingly, close to him, uh, in this logic, including literary logic, uh, pyotr yakovlevich chiodaev, a

we will be joined by sam schwartz to discuss the potential fallout. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> mrs.kets. i am abigail doolittle. mcgough, an exclusive interview with steve wozniak. that is at 3:00 p.m.. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: it's time for our daily wall street week conversation. we are looking at kathy hochul's halt of congestion pricing. joining us is sam schwartz and david westin. it's a hot topic. >> everyone is talking about this. sam, you have lived this longer than anybody else. give us the history. this isn't the first attempt at this. it seems like it has been going on for some time. how much money is involved? sam: a lot of money is involved. you are right. it's been going on since the 1970's when john lindsay was mayor and i started working for the city. it continued in 1980 under ed koch. the first one was an act of congress that stopped it. the second was a lawsuit that mayor bloomberg attempted and there was government in action. now, we came within three weeks of it happening. we all thought it was happening and that the governor was solidly behind it. the amount

it was relatively easy for an institute friend, schwartz, to get away with it in the case of forgeryvate collectors. criminal cases were opened against you several times, but each time they were closed due to lack of evidence. by the way, here is the oob report: apparently, the last thing you did together there had to be a really serious robbery of the rich collection of the lazarev foundation, right? the investigation established that you entered into a trusting relationship with victoria kremer, moved to yuzhnomorsk, to a newly opened gallery, where belinsky began copying the best paintings. but unexpectedly, victoria kremer announced that the exhibition would soon go to istanbul. where your forgery was supposed to be revealed, you had almost no chance, because that’s exactly how it was, but remember? this exhibition will become a real breakthrough, we have been waiting for this opportunity for a long time, to imagine, in order to hide your crimes, you and belinsky decided to stage a scandal at the opening of the exhibition and thus delay the departure, so that later you could fake

alice schwartz, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, alice, thank you for that. police say a person was hospitalized with life threatening injuries in a shooting last night. that shooting happened at about 915 at church and market street. this video coming to us from the citizen app. officers say no arrests were made. so far. there is no description of either the victim or any suspects. anyone with information is asked to call sf pd. >> sonoma county supervisors have ratified their declaration of a local emergency tied to the point fire. today's move does allow the county to request state and federal assistance for response and recovery efforts. cal fire says right now, this fire has burned more than 1200 acres. it is 50% contained. and just about 20 minutes ago, all evacuation orders and warnings were lifted in areas affected by the point fire. the sites fire in colusa county is proving a little bit more difficult to control, cal fire says since starting on monday, it's burned more than 15,000 acres east of the mendocino national forest. it is 5% contained tonig

alex schwartz, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, alice, thank you for that report. a surprise visitor at san francisco's pink triangle, patrick carney, the triangles founder, shared this video with ktvu. he says he was doing some maintenance on twin peaks at that art installation yesterday when he noticed that coyote right behind him. the animal did not approach him and eventually just trotted away. this year's pink triangle is the largest in its 29 year history, at nearly an acre in size, it will remain up through the end of the month. >> san francisco voters could decide this fall on a nearly $400 million bond measure to improve the city's infrastructure, city leaders say. the healthy, safe and vibrant san francisco bond would raise $390 million. this money would be used for street safety improvements, park projects, housing for homeless families, and improvements for hospitals and clinics. now that includes repairs at zuckerberg san francisco general and laguna honda hospitals. >> many of our facilities are over 100 years old. we must fix the aging and deteriorat

schwartz. we are to split the time -- >> you will both be ed to address any issue? every thing but standing, and my partner is going to address stan i will not be prepared to s standut everything else i will. please proceed. >> t you, yourors, may please the court. to use section 1980 want to force a charity to reverse its message or shut down. is one.ument from the alliance no court has ever done that for good reason. there wroud tradition in this country since its founding charities for variousthe sons of italy, the ih society, u way that i could lose -- i could list hundreds of united way cha in this way. at the time of 1981, there were the daughters of africa, the orderf tens, and the cotruction congress itself created the friedman's bank. all of those efforts are protected for o asons. the first amendmenth are expressive er two, they are not within the scope, theyreot within the run of 1981. lastly, just basic building -block reason why the district court's elementary failure of proof on irreparable harm. it doesn't even i wldike to address all three of those t

second-class citizen, a man in military uniform, probably came home from the front, you can’t tell, lilya schwartzck next week, thank you. thank you, lord. mosika, mosika, lord, i will return happiness. what happiness, lena, lena, muska is back, my little sister, muska is back, she’s alive, god, i don’t want to, i don’t want to, call me, call me, i won’t eat, we won’t have time to receive everyone, call me, lord, let him die . what happened there , he picked up a local pom in the forest, and he decided to end up, where is he on tv, lena, quickly injects glycerin, how to unlock in the forest, from the head that dies, childish curiosity and genuine interest, absolute honesty, sincere emotions of the characters, current -a show in which famous people answer questions tricky questions. indeed more than is even necessary. please tell me, can a priest have any hobbies, for example, playing sports or going fishing? it would even be desirable that he knew how or wanted to do something, if we are talking about sports, well, without sports, as he should, well, at least do exercises. watch the project 100 qu

and jason schwartz was particularly helpful then to me be able to some things during that very time. it was a difficult time to be researcher as i'm sure will know, nancy surely. so that's hopefully a brief enough summary of what i was able to get into and it was wonderful. that's great. thank. and we're looking forward to your book, tiffany, as you've been research ing here, what were some of the additional documents that you came across about chicanos and latinas, the mexican-american ones related to the nixon administration? yeah, thank you. i think i mentioned of them the photographs of anita martinez and ramona los those to that extent. but documents related to african-american women, black women how nixon recruited them into his administration recently. there's a great book published, the the loneliness of black republican i, i haven't dived into it, but it kind of pinpoints to that history as well that i'm seeing in the archival my archival search other document perhaps not related to mexican-american or hispanic women. what i'm finding currently researching, i find it very as

schwartz. we are going to split the time -- >> you will both be prepared to address any issue?ressig every thing butwill not be prepo >> thank you, your honors, may please the court. this is an unprecedented effort to use section 1980 want to e a charity to reverse its mess or shut d the argument from the alliance is give to everyone or none. noha good reason. therery its founding of self-help charities for various groups. the sons of italy, the irish society, the hebrew free burial society, today united wayi could lose- i could list hundreds of united way charities in this way. at the time of 1981, there were the daughters of order of tens, and the reconstruction congress itself created the friedman'all of thoe mb one, under the first amendment they are expressive activity, and i will are that. number two, they are not within the scope, they are not within the run of 1981. lastly, just basic building -block reason why the distri court' judgment should be affird there is an elementary fairef proof on 't even get into these issues. iho tngs briefly. >> can i ask you maybe to add

and, sonny schwartz was, was just had all kinds of information on the programing that was going on. so we were able to get a real good look at what the programing looked like, in past years, compared to what it looks like today. and eileen hurst was just, able to provide just such an in-depth history, lyrical perspective of the sheriff's department. so i find that they those two will continue to be really, really strong resources, that, you know, as we deal with, with and face problems that we have to assess, they're great resources to go to and kind of get an idea of how these issues were dealt with in the past, we also, participated in the california civilian oversight alliance conference that was hosted by the department of police accountability here in san francisco. so, it was a great conference. i was one of the panelists, along with the naco president, anthony fennell and the berkeley director of police accountability, hansel aguilar. and we focused on and had a conversation about racial equity in police oversight. and the importance of racial equity and police oversight. i t

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so brian ross and rhonda schwartz from the launch crime network. i took interest in my story and we've been building for about 3 years. this documents are it'll come out later this year. and as part of that, just over a year ago on the line crime network, graciously took the position that they would go ahead and expose them. they would take that legal risk which was great. i didn't have to give them his name. i did, i am not exposing this man, i'm not putting myself out there making myself alone or go to uh, being sued. so what they did is they surveilled him for about 3 months to figure out what his pattern, where, where he was and they, they figured out that he went to the gym 3 hours a day. and so bryan ross in a team met me in this mantle intel and we went, it was kind of crazy. we was out in the dark, suburban and i kind of waited for him to come out of the gym. there were people inside that were monitoring him and there were people outside and we had no security there. and it was, it was really crazy. but when he walked out of the gym, i just

so brian ross and rhonda schwartz from the launch crime network. i took interest in my story and we've been building for about 3 years this documentary that will come out later this year. and as part of that, just over a year ago on the line crime network, graciously took the position that they would go ahead and expose them. they would take that legal risk which was great. i didn't have to give them his name. i did, i, i'm not exposing this man about putting myself out there, making my cell phone or go to the sued. so what they did is they surveilled him for about 3 months to figure out what his pattern, where, where he was and they, they figured out that he went to the gym 3 hours a day. and so bryan ross and a team met me in this mental intel and we went, it was kind of crazy. we was out in the dark, suburban and i kind of waited for him to come out of the gym. there were people inside that were monitoring him and there were people outside and we had no security there. and it was, it was really crazy. but when he walked out of the gym, i just go

nbc news gadi schwartz watched the debate with voters in battleground arizona. >> why are you talkinging? this is a political debate about the presidency, and you're talking about golfing and who has the better swing. >> reporter: the reaction to last night's debate we heard from many, frustration and even sadness. >> it really make you not want to vote for the presidency. it really does. >> reporter: if black voters choose not to turn out in key cities like philadelphia, that could spell electoral trouble for president biden in november. lester. >> all right, shaquille brewster, thank you. >>> coming up from practice to paris, to the podium. simone biles and company's high-flying weekend at the olympic trials next. company's highg type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lower

. >> for lisa schwartz from the ft. >> hi, thank you.do you believe hamas will ever ? theministration preparing at ths point to do anything else? >> first about we've been really close a couple of times. particularly at that moment clo. that moment when this was a blip in the news is probably a time we were when israel's leaning to kilt three idf soldiers. have huge confidence burns more trust and respect by all the parti th■big been always through this negotiation but as these weeks the blame lies with ham leadership. probably did not realizeled four palestinians. the israeli the medical system saved his read ts is the kind of leader for the notion of the palestinian people that does n■t g hoot about how many palestinians die in this question. absolutely. i am not suree days i am hoping it will be within this framework. how much of the hamasc know?i >> i am just saying■g.■" you aro right players israeli, samaritao mrs. wright framework >> sobut if youne particular hiding in these tunnelsh the hamas fighters women and children are being

. >> for lisa schwartz from the >> hi, thank you.is been more than two weeks since president biden came forward on their proposal is do you believe hamas will ever agree to? a natural follow-up is a theministration preparing at this point anything else?ve been really close a couple of times. particularly at that moment we've gotten close. that moment when this was a blip in news is probably a time we were leaning happens to kilt three idf soldiers. have huge confidence bill burns and respect by all the parties. this might not have been always through this negotiation but as of these last few weeks the blame lies with hamas leadership. most of a realize bse palestinians. the israeli governm the medical system saved his see and read this is the kind of leader for the notion of the policy and palestinian people that does not give a about how many palestinians die in this conflict. we were asking absolute the right question. absolutely. i am not sure how many more days i am hoping it will be within this framework. how much of the hamas r

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well, earlier, ispoke to lieutenant general mark schwartz, former us security coordinator of the israel—palestinianisraeli far—right government partners now threatening to leave the coalition, essentially topple netanyahu's government, if this deal goes through. how conflicted do you think the israeli government is over this proposal? i think there's confliction inside of the government and there's certainly confliction inside of the israeli populace. as the elements of this current proposal were rolled out by our president in the united states and more broadly in the international community, i think if you're the families of the hostages, certainly the hostages themselves, if you're hamas and if you're the palestinians living inside of gaza, you are very pleased with the plan, but in terms of the right direction for immediate and long—term security, for the israeli people, it falls well short, because there's no discussion, at least in the plan, about, other than a statement that those responsible for 0ctober7th, israel still has the right to pursue those and bring them to justice — so that implie

. >> ali schwartz, ktvu, fox two news. >> car enthusiasts were out and about in danville today for the blackhawk museum's annual father's day car show. from classic cars to hot rods, there was a ride for just about anyone. we caught up with a dad who bought his brought his son to the show after buying a classic car. >> it's our first car show to do together. we brought our 1960 corvette over here to blackhawk and, enjoying the weather. and it's a perfect day, father's day, to have, our time together. >> well, the event wrapped up at two this afternoon, and it was free to the public and it was a nice day out there. >> it was, it was it was a little bit warmer in some places. tomorrow's going to be just like this. temperatures back in the mid and upper 80s. so not too hot. >> sounds good bill. thank you. that is our report for now. thanks so much for joining us to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv. anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv. we'll be back here tonight at ten and 11. until then, good night and happy father's day. ♪ (robert) - visiting rural norw

well, the schwartz is strong with this next story. >> mel brooks is reportedly bringing back this fanballs. >> the t-shirt, spaceballs the coloring book, spaceballs, the lunchbox, spaceballs, the breakfast cereal, spaceballs the flamethrower that kids love. this one. >> well, if that wasn't obvious, amazon is reportedly producing a spaceballs sequel starring brooks and josh gad. finally, a problem with some kids at one amusement park in ohio. >> well, these kids have four legs. check out the goats running free after escaping their pen at cedar point amusement park. having some fun. just days ago, two camels broke out of their enclosure. there, officials haven't explained how officials haven't explained how either if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. like two lines of unlimited for just $30 bucks a line. that's a 45% savings versus verizon and at&t! plus, get one of the latest 5g phones free when you add a line. experience it all on america's largest and fastest 5g network. at t-mobile, customers 55 and up can get two lines of unlimited for only $30 bucks a line.

gadsy schwartz for us.nk you. >>> still ahead, a conversation i can't wait to share with you on a tuesday with an american hero. his name is bill greasy. he is the oldest living negro league player who entored other baseball icons. his incredible story ahead of the major league, a tribute to legendary rickwood field down in alabama. that's america's oldest ballpark. >> we look forward to that. >>> but, first, vicky nguyen is here to stay cool and save money during this brutal heat wave. >> hey, good morning. i will join you also and put my phone in the basket. coming up, i have tips for you on how to stay cool in your home even without ac. a cooling spray you can make yourself and a cool trick for pushing the hot air out of your car. that's all next right here on "today." and encouraging messages of hope to help support nearly three hundred-fifty thousand patients facing cancer nationwide. we call it “the subaru love promise.” and we're proud to be the largest automotive donor to the leukemia and lymphoma s

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