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. - tonight's world premiere video: it's from the seattle band nirvana.it." - ♪ load up on guns ♪ ♪ bring your friends, it's fun to lose ♪ - it was like the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everybody who was alive then can tell you the moment they heard that song, because nothing like that existed to that point. it was really transcendent. - ♪ with the lights out ♪ ♪ it's less dangerous ♪ ♪ here we are now, entertain us ♪ - "here we are now, entertain us." it sounded like a threat. you know, it sounded like a different generation coming in and saying, you know, "what do you have for us? what are you gonna do for us?" - ♪ gotta find a way ♪ ♪ a better way when i'm there ♪ - the so-called, you know, slackers of generation x, they were not being paid attention to, and this pressure was building up-- especially in the music industry-- for something that actually spoke to them. this is the first american generation that will make less than your parents will. it's a tough time to grow up in, and i think the band, and kurt cobain in particular, reflect

congressman adam smith in seattle, welcome to hardtalk. well, thanks for having me. it's a pleasure to have you, congressman. let's start with the withdrawal of presidentjoe biden from the race. you were one of the most outspoken and early democratic party politicians saying that his candidacy was no longer viable. do you right now feel a strong sense of vindication? i don't focus on it that way. i think the right choice was made by the president, by others in the party, and we got to the right place. it's not about me. it's about putting the best possible candidate up there to represent the democratic party. and i think we did that. i think we made the right choice. i think the president made the right choice. and we're in a better position now because of it. sure. you say it's not about you, but you were clear, you said, and you didn't mince your words, that you were actually getting really angry with, if i can put it this way, team biden and their refusal to recognise what was becoming increasingly regarded as the reality that he simply wasn't up to the task of ru

have returning veterans unit workforce housing we had workforce housing over all in a community like seattleut it does not matter the same dilemma if you are not building affordable housing, people do not have places to live it stymies the economy moving forward. we've had seniors living longer. we have been other issues that make the need for housing a national priority. so what we want to hear what our colleagues say about this very important attack on inflation, 3% of it derived from housing in his study and analysis of say we will lower cost if we just build supply for tomorrow we have a chance to build that supply could help my colleagues will join us in passing this legislation and drive downhe cost for americans. he thanks the president. >> here'sha is coming up on cspan2 tonight next a loot the popularity and challenges of electric vehicles. after that we head to the white house for comments national security communication advisor john kirbyn the hamas leader assassination and ironic how it impacts hostage negotiations. then a discussion o the future of ukraine's economic recovery ad

y bueno, entonces ahora asistente de entrenador va a ser la asistente del equipo titular del seattlejeres estén tomando ese tipo de roles y en diferentes puntos. todavía no vemos ese quiebre. a nivel fútbol asociación, que es el po, pero ya tenemos varias asistentes en los washington command. obviamente también está lista la asistente de los san francisco giants, así que de a poquito iban apareciendo. qué bueno por ellas. pues muchas gracias carlos. carlos. vamos a la pausa. la famosa ensalada césar cumplirá 100 años de existencia. en breve le llevaremos hasta tijuana, méxico. ajá. ahí es donde fue creada para que u su origen es mexicano. estamos hablando de la ensalada césar. así es. este platillo fue creado hace un siglo en la ciudad de tijuana. cinthia gómez acudió a este famoso restaurante donde se originó y nos presenta la receta original. lechuga, aderezo y mucho corazón para prepararla. en plena época de prohibición en estados unidos 1924, cuando la ciudad de tijuana fue un boom para los visitantes que buscaban diversión y la avenida revolución capturó la historia de 1 de los

will be jessica camble, who is 32 years old and younger than six players on the seattle roster.bout sports for now, see you next hour. we watch it to spend time with the children. russian cartoons and children's programs. let's see. in the application or on the website. the next stage before setting up the tax system. government amendments to the tax bill have been submitted to the state duma for the second reading. what exactly does he propose to change? anna lazareva will talk about this. amendments to the second reading of the tax bill have been finalized taking into account the proposals of business and parliamentarians, assured the head of the ministry of finance anton siluanov. they touched upon several areas: fertilizer production, coal mining, tourism, pharmaceutical industry and a number of others. as for the federal investment tax deduction, the introduction of which is part of a package of measures to change the tax system, as the head of the ministry of finance announced, the decision. will be formalized in the form of a government resolution, its draft will be prese

megan, they're actually retiring your jersey in seattle. >> yeah.e on. even if you get emotional, it doesn't matter, we love you. come on, you're a legend. you deserve -- you earned it. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you can do whatever you want to do. >> thank you. >> jimmy: is that -- you guys met -- you guys met in seattle? >> loosely. we were both playing there at the same time. >> jimmy: you were, yeah. and now here you are doing a a podcast. >> i know. >> jimmy: how did the podcast come up? come about? just because you're fun together? [ light laughter ] >> i mean, we are funny. >> jimmy: you are. >> i mean, i hope. >> jimmy: you definitely are. >> we'll see, actually, if we really are or not. it kind started during the pandemic actually. we were hopping on ig live and absolutely just messing around, and trying to see if we could entertain ourselves and entertain other people. and we had fun little segments that we would do, and it was kind of a good distraction for us. and yeah. >> jimmy: what do you talk about on the podcast

people died in seattle. nobody died, but people died, in seattle people died in minneapolis.obody ever talks and nothing happens to those people. but you went under the j6 people with a vengeance. i'll tell you what, what about the cops and -- i am all for the police, as you know, what about everybody who was ushering people into the capitol? go in, go in. what about that? nothing is perfect in life. but you have people from minneapolis. you have people just from five days ago in washington, d.c. they were having fist and fighting with the police. spraying and destroying -- desecrating monuments in washington, d.c. five days ago and nothing happened to them. you can't have two systems of justice. they went after me as a political opponent because they felt they couldn't win without doing that. we will win our cases and be vindicated for that. we spend a lot of time and money. that is what they want, although in my case i think they probably will because the hatred is pretty deep. but i'll tell you, they went after me as a political opponent. that has never happened in our cou

at 32, she is younger than six players on seattle's roster. alexander, thank you, my colleague, alexander abramov, was with the sports news. on the second day of the visit to kazakhstan, vladimir putin will take part in a meeting of the council of heads of state of the shanghai cooperation organization. the focus is on deepening joint work within the sco. there are also plans to meet with the sco-plus format and communicate with the interim president of iran. the members of the vostok group destroyed american hymers missiles, which in the sssu tried to strike in the southern donetsk direction. all targets were hit by our beeches. their crews protect units and civilians from air attacks. they have hundreds of successfully hit targets to their credit. forest fire near two villages in transbaikalia was stopped and localized. the head of the region announced this. there are a total of 15 outbreaks in the kalar district. they arose from dry thunderstorms to extinguish. the ministry of emergency situations will use an amphibious aircraft, two mi-8 h

. >> seattle officials are learning what caused a brush fire that broke out in a homeless encampment last week. detectives say it was intentionally set after two propane tanks exploded inside a tent. officials say the explosion caused the flames to spread along a hillside. a 64 year old man, believed to be responsible, was arrested for possession of dangerous weapons and issued a $7,500 assault warrant. seattle police say charges of reckless burning have been sent to the city attorney's office, as the case is investigated by the city's arson bomb squad. no injuries were reported in the fire, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. >> west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> the san francisco police department in mourning tonight after one of their own died unexpectedly over the weekend. loved ones and coworkers say they're still in shock. >> ktvu is amber lee spoke with some of the people who knew officer luciano ortega, who say his death comes as

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new york, there were commemorative actions where people paid their respects. killed in olenivka, in seattle there was a family of a prisoner who was in olenivka and is still in captivity, in new york there was a silent protest, there was an installation of a bed from baraku olenivka, and the defender of azostali and a serviceman who is on rehabilitation, there were almost several hundred participants in chicago, there was a performance, there was a silent walk, there was a car race and military personnel who are passing were also invited prosthetics in the united states, and in washington. in front of the white house there was also a commemoration of the victims in olenivka, activists brought blood-stained pillows to show what exactly happened and then brought these pillows to the residence of the russian ambassador. if we have the opportunity to listen to what the activists told us, then let's listen. today we have gathered here in washington, uh, i know that many activists around the world are also gathering in big cities, uh... to honor the memory of the heroes who defended mariupol and

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so fit to order, but in his 4 minutes at seattle too, we understand they are now landing here, most goes with the apple monday, tuesday. india's moody is coming to moscow as well. and of course, the shanghai cooperation organization summit that is wrapping up in essence, cuz its done as we speak of who we are talking right now about a beloved being multi potable as something food. and a said 24 hours ago, he said the multi polar world is now a reality. so ways you can use your analogy, international questionnaire with us. but back at the top of the, the the whole from the fi, you know, just like dozens of other ukrainian souls might have gone unnoticed. but the pirates contacted journalist to ensure this boils would go public. and so the name of the ship that home, the biggest shipment of arms became known over the world. i'm really this if this is one night of the 350 ton face to fellow grabs trees and you just download them there is to pick this up in a book or assume there's the phone here. somebody, me on the tape, because i'm going to do my phone when i be a follow up into a new, a

yeah. strong segments right there from seattle to the hon. gary and for ministers off these whom i'm a shot, joins with in the studio this morning. you know, i get it. okay. that's seattle to with strong comments, but he's not allowed to open the hungarian prime minister. he has said that in a tow is losing its original purpose, went west upcoming from now hungry stays true to his position is sure about his position and it makes you question a lot of things because a visit they hungry remains to be the only country a try to talk to both sides, both the ukrainian president zalinski and the russian president was in. so it is interesting to know why they chose and such as their and stands for peace and negotiations. and because that at the end of the day only triggers the worst citizen of relations with a hungry n it's western allies. but i'm like, it's allies vig before ben did some diplomacy work when he was here in moscow. and uh, you know, he also mentioned been emphasized right now that nato's current decisions could develop things into som

yeah, we're still in the congress as a seattle cold drum dramatic shakespearean performance, which is designed to help from people's emotions and heart strings and political support. but of course, it doesn't, because the majority in the us is against the war and that israel is waging gasser . and therefore, what nothing you ever did really was focused on a domestic audience and israel and a republican right wing of almost specialist to order in the united states. and so we see it as mirror today and what the military spokesman. so the fact is, there's a war going on, there has been a war going on since, really since 1917, if people really want to find out why this is going on, they shouldn't go back to the balfour declaration with the birth of zionism. and the plan to build a jewish and aware of that was 93 percent on and inhabited by palestinians. that's the, that's the origin of this that the finding that for tap that we see now is just latest consequence as, as the guys are genocide the some of them use now and search teams in southern ethiopia. so thinking for bodies at the sight

very common vacations. >> i love that, though, we're showing right now in seattle and anchorage.> beautiful places. and a fun way to spend. >> i've been there. brian, thank you. >>> coming up, the wnba unveiling its all-star team, the two rivals not set to be teammates. that's ahead on "nbc news daily." >>> we're also streaming by the way for free 24/7 on nbc news now. you can watch us wherever you stream content, the news continues right after this. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me ♪ (♪♪) ♪ control is everything to me ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and skyrizi is proven to help deliver long-lasting remission at one year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you

people died in seattle.died. >> 140 officers were assaulted that day. >> and nothing happened in seattle and nobody talks about those people. you went after the j6 people with a vengeance and tell you what. what about the cops that were, and i'm all for the police as you know. but what about the police that are ushering everybody in to the capitol? go in go in go in? what about that? nothing is perfect in life. you have people from minneapolis. people from just five days ago in washington, d.c. having fistfights and fighting with the police. they were spraying and destroying -- desecrating our monuments in washington, d.c. five days ago. and nothing happened to them. and you have to -- you can't have two systems of justice. that's why they went after me as a political opponent, because they felt they couldn't win without doing that, and we're going to win our cases and we're going to be vindicated but i have to spend a lot of time on that and money. that's what they want. after the election, although in my c

." >> jimmy: seattle, right. >> "coming in hot" in hawaii.ike -- i played brooklyn, i was always in love with brooklyn. and i played it. one night on tour. and i remember walking off stage going, yeah, this is a whole different energy. and it's crazy, because i played madison square garden. i sold out madison square garden. i sold out radio city music hall. i swear, it didn't have the energy of brooklyn. >> jimmy: because it's brooklyn. >> it's brooklyn. it really is brooklyn. you'll see it. if you could watch it -- please watch it. [ cheers and applause ] it just hit number four today. >> jimmy: number four today, wow, congratulations. >> number four today. it's my favorite special. >> jimmy: will you do one in las vegas? maybe at the old huntridge theater? i mean, come on now. >> will you be there? >> jimmy: absolutely, are you kidding? i'll be there with my paintbrush. [ laughter ] >> that's so funny. >> jimmy: i'd love to decorate the place for you. jo koy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] his special is called "live from brooklyn." it

. >> sÍ, vimos a legisladores enfurecidos que le pidieron a kimberly seattle que renuncie.umba en los oÍdos del paÍs entero. >> colossal failure is the question. yes or no this is a yes or no series of las crÍticas apuntaladas de legisladores enfurecidos contra la directora del servicio secreto de estados unidos se convirtieron en un bombardeo sin tregua. >> we failed as a director of the united states secret service i take full responsibility for any security laps. >> tras pronunciar las declaraciones escritas filtradas previamente a la prensa. el citatorio a la cabeza del servicio secreto kimberly little ante el comitÉ de supervisiÓn de la cÁmara baja, se centrÓ en demandas incansables para que dejara su cargo, acusÁndola del fallo de seguridad mÁs grande a un presidente en 40 aÑos. asÍ reaccionÓ la congresista republicana nancy mays al escuchar la misma respuesta que se repitiÓ durante horas. >> criminal investigation. >> republicanos y demÓcratas esperaban respuestas a preguntas especÍficas desde cÓmo el arma r 15 llegÓ ahÍ y por quÉ. si algunos asistentes alertaron del

and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industry engineering in cincinnati. groundwater research in ada, oklahoma. pesticide biology and gulf breeze, florida. and ecosystems research in corvallis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what affects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution contr

and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industry engineering in cincinnati. groundwater research in ada, oklahoma. pesticide biology and gulf breeze, florida. and ecosystems research in corvallis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what affects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution contr

but people died in seattle.ou know people died in minneapolis and nothing happens and nobody ever talks and nothing happens to those people. you went after the j6 people with a vengeance. what about the cops -- and i am all for the police, but what about the police who are ushering everybody into the capitol? go in, go in, what about that? look, nothing is perfect in life. but you have people from minneapolis, you have people from five days ago in washington, d.c. that were having fistfights and fighting with the police. they were spraying and desecrating our monuments in washington, d.c. five days ago and nothing happened to them. you can't have two systems of justice. that's why they went after me as a political opponent, because they felt they could not win without doing that. and we are going to win our cases and we are going to be vindicated but i have to spend a lot of time on that and money, that is what they want. or in my case, they probably will because the hatred is pretty deep. but they go after me a

. >> it just so happened i was in seattle washington visiting and we showed up and do some of the senior leaders were there and they were very transparent giving insight into what happened to figure out what happened and continue and i'm sure they will figure this out quickly but it also speaks to the wisdom of the national space transportation policy that says as a nation we need independent families and certainly space x is providing one of those and we have another through the launch alliance and it's a great thing for the nation we continue to launch while these investigations go forward. >> i would like to turn to you now. as i mentioned when it comes to civil space you have a great deal of experience there but now you're on the contracting side of things i would like to know how lucky does working with the various agencies to help provide the technologies that they are looking for. i'm curious how they go about strategizing and making sure that you are addressing all the ways that the government needs the technologies and to address these threats. >> appreciate the opportunity to b

host: michael in seattle. you rent. what is your rent in seattle? i live in a 680 square-foot apartment marketed as a one bedroom but it does not really have a door. it is more like a tokyo style one bedroom with a sliding door. i pay $3100 to live in the 98 116 area code in seattle. i worked in a military base in the area. my salary does not keep up with the cost of living. my local state representative introduced senate bill 21114 and the washington state legislature which did not pass. one of the reasons it did not pass is because we have a lot of baby boomers that were fortunate enough to buy a home. host: what with the legislation do? caller: we have junk fee issues. we have horrible rent increases. my rent has increased on average of 12% to 13% a year. the housing bill is due improve housing stability for tenants subject to the residential landlord tenant act and manufactured mobile homes landlord act act -- landlord act. host: you are breaking up. i think we got it. that would be rent control. guest: one can see the sentiment arising but thos

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san francisco did make the top 10 along with cities, including seattle and boston.for the least educated cities, california showed up on that list who unfortunately specifically stockton and modesto, which ranked in the bottom 10 salinas and bakersfield. also made that list. >> a 376 day. stay in a simulated mars habitat has finally ended. >> for for nasa volunteers, they have been testing possible conditions for future mar's operations among the other jobs. they were growing and harvesting vegetables. they tested for potential problems, including limited resources and isolation. >> i'm very grateful to have had this incredible opportunity to live for a year within the spirit of planetary adventure. towards an exciting future. and grateful for the chance to live. the idea that we must utilize resources no faster than they can be replenished and produce way snow faster than they can be process back into resources. >> 2 more missions are planned. a one in 2025 1 in 2027. next. in sports, the giants hope to finish their road trip strong in cleveland as they took on the

beating♪ dc, san antone and the liberty town, boston and baton rouge tulsa, austin, oklahoma city, seattlefrancisco, too everrel live music, bands with a million styles >> and the gavel has come down on the 2024 republican national convention in milwaukee. it is now in the books with donald trump officially the 2024 gop presidential nominationh one of the longest accepted speeched history, being the first person to win his party nomination three times since richard nixon. your reaction to his remark what resonated with you with tonight. here is how you can join the conversation. republicans, democrats, independents or other parties, undecided, dial the numbers on the screen. let's get to the calls. out of nashville, a republican, good evening. what did you make of the speech? >> i loved everything he had to i as - i am a gay man in nashville, tennessee. trump ushered in a new acceptance of lgbtq population into the republican party. he does not care if you are gay, straight, black, whitebest for . he also hired the first gay man to be appointed to a presidentialabinet by hiring richard gre

. >>> and retired seattle storm legend sue bird is scoring big with her own barbie doll.this tribute as part of its ongoing celebration of female athletes. bird, a five-time olympic gold medalist, said she grew up playing with barbie dolls and called this a surreal moment. >>> in baseball, the american league continued its dominance over the national league at the mlb all-star game. >> there's a high fly ball off the bat of jarren duran. it will leave the yard. >> the boston red sox' jarren duran hitting a two-run homer in the fifth inning giving them the 5-3 lead. that's the way it ended there as the american league won for the tenth time in the last 11 all-star games. duran was named mvp. >>> still ahead, senator under fire. growing calls now for senator bob menendez to resign after his corruption trial. s corruption trial. bountiful. your skeleton can support two times your weight. it's in your nature to stand strong. supplement your bones with high-absorption magnesium. nature's bounty. it's in your nature. (mom) let me see my new grand-dog! (mia) say “hi grandma”! na

esta tarde el servicio secreto dijo que su directora, kimberly seattle, no tiene intenciones de renunciartela de juicio por lo que sucediÓ despuÉs de los disparos. nbc news consultÓ con ex oficiales sobre el tiempo que el servicio secreto esperÓ para poder sacar al expresidente trump del podio. >> en ese momento, ya que hoy sabemos que hay un ataque, el servicio secreto estÁ en cargo y no importa lo que dice el el principal, que es el expresidente, el principal no importa lo que Él dice, lo que importa es que ellos tienen que sacarlo de ahÍ y tiene que sacarlo lo mÁs rÁpido. pero al mismo tiempo cuidado que no se hace daÑo. >> el servicio secreto le respondiÓ a nuestra cadena hermana nbc news que trump siguiÓ en el podio hasta que a sus agentes les comunicaron a travÉs de los auriculares que la amenaza estaba ya mitigada. salen a la luz graves acusaciones de violaciones y acoso contra el mayor proveedor de albergues para niÑos migrantes no acompaÑados. volvemos con eso. >> anoche en la convenciÓn republicana se harÁ oficial la nominaciÓn de trump. cuÁl serÁ el tono de su discurso? una cob

beth in seattle is our last call for today. reminder, the conversation continues tomorrow morning on "washington journal," live at 7 a.m. eastern time. we will have four hours of conversation live on c-span. then our coverage continues here from milwaukee on monday evening. 12:45 p.m. eastern time is when our coverage begins. the first session is 1:50 p.m. eastern time. following that first session we will continue with our calls and reaction. at 7 p.m. is when the second session will gavel in. watch our coverage here on c-span. and we will come back at 11 p.m. eastern time with your calls and watch it all here uninterrupted, gavel-to-gavel, on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org.

we do have a heat advisory as far north as seattle. this morning, and we continue to see the very impressive temperatures. we're talking death valley 125 today. 123 in palm springs. keep in mind average high in these areas are 104 and 107. so well above average. take a look at phoenix 116 las vegas 114 today forecast high 118 on tuesday as high pressure nudges east. and if that's realized, that will be the hottest temperature ever recorded in las vegas. sacramento 111 take a look at your neighborhood today. 73 pacifica 80s 90 peninsula low 90s and mountain view. how about 93 today in vallejo, 104 mountain house and discovery ba, brentwood. tracy, byron and your extended forecast does call for this a repeat performance saturday and still hot, even though we're five degrees cooler on sunday. gang, take it away. >> thank you. roberta, a longtime bay area congresswoman announced she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. jackie speier opens up about the health scare and a driverless waymo was stopped by police for driving erratically on th

56 couples from across the united states celebrated pride month by renewing their vows together in seattle update your marriage vows and love for your spouse and life partner? we squeeze out the enemy, as if things were going faster than before. yes, ul, good evening, well, this, of course, is a consequence of several factors, including the systematic work of our units and the general staff of the ministry of defense, including the new direction of kharkov, relatively new, since it’s already the second month, and directly in this direction our the fighters managed to pin down enough. a large group in battles, there are, according to some estimates, up to 70,000 people ukranazis are found by this serious enough group, and our fighters do not allow us to transfer forces to other directions, and as a result, of course, movement in almost all areas, in the northern direction, in chasovyarsky, in taretsky, in cheretinsky, in karlovsky, ugledarsky direction, on the vremevsky ledge on the line. work on the willow tree also has progress in the floodplain of the dnieper river, we are taking and lib

with us to discuss is the host of the jason rantz show out in seattle, jason rantz. you. guy kentucky all right. so the media's super excited about beyonce and the song, she got permission to use the song out on the stump. we got details about what sweatshirt she was wearing on sunday, what she had for dinner that night. it was pizza is, jason. very hard-hitting stuff. >> yeah. i can't wait to get more of this. i'd like to know what kind of shoes she wears, what hair care products she uses. i'd love to know all these really important details. i think this is what she meant by the passage of time and how there's great significance of the passage of time where you've got media coverage that says one thing for a long time until they get outed, and then they have to switch over and say something completely different just to save some face. they're very clearly going to stick with this beyonce-style -- [laughter] of coverage. everything is super excited, everyone is super pumped because they see their role, and they have always seen their role in left-wing media about a p

. >> similar celebrations were held in chicago, minneapolis and seattle. >> it looks like the weather cooperated in most places. well, next to another summertime rite of passage with a special twist. >> yes, it is six year old sue ann lemay has been selling lemonade ever since 2020. since she was two years old, guys. wow. now her mother has encouraged her to pay her dues. >> doesn't that lemonade look so good and refreshing? yes, right. about now. >> yes. that ice. >> okay. yes, please. so what daddy was talking about is the local chamber of commerce in tonkawa, oklahoma, held an official ribbon cutting ceremony in her honor. now, she's also selling pizza and hot dogs. diversification diversifying your portfolio portfolio. good call. parents. of course. sue ann reportedly hopes to use the profits to buy girl scout cookies. >> oh, and girl scout cookies are pretty expensive, so, good for her and worth it. >> they are next to an unusual summertime sight in the waters of new york. >> hundreds of jet skiers converged over the weekend on the east river, separating manhattan from queens and

eso porque kimberly seattle presentÓ su renuncia en las Últimas horas, solo horas antes habÍa sido fuertemente la Última dÉcada. >> francisco fajardo nos dice quÉ sigue en esta investigaciÓn ready to give us answers. >> a menos de 24 horas de colocarse en el ojo del escrutinio de legisladores five minutes to draft resignation letter, con una lluvia de cuestionamientos frontales sobre el fallo de seguridad que casi le cuesta la vida al expresidente trump. la directora del servicio secreto, kimberly schiro, renunciÓ este martes a su puesto debido a los acontecimientos recientes con gran pesar, he tomado la difÍcil decisiÓn de dejar el cargo de directora, detallÓ. en una carta estaba en cargo de un de una mÁquina que fallÓ. >> fallÓ ese dÍa y ella fallÓ ayer tambiÉn. no se estaba preparado para las preguntas, no estaba preparado con respuestas. >> trabajÓ 29 aÑos con el servicio secreto. sirviÓ a presidentes como clinton biden en su tÉrmino como vicepresidente y a trump. hace dos aÑos habÍa regresado del retiro para fungir como la directora de la agencia, pero las fallas e interrogantes en la inv

there was a homeless camp back there. >> that witness from seattle was living in his van saying he's getting treatments for cancer. >> and all of a sudden the side of the building went all the way up and i got the dogs, and we got out of there as soon as possible. you can see where it burned the side right there. thank goodness we weren't inside at the time. >> so far, no firefighter injuries, no civilian injuries. there was nobody in the building at the time. >> and now firefighters tell us there are numerous fires along the track here, which is why fire investigators are taking a very close look into it. >> back to you. alrighty. tom vacar, thank you for that. >> thanks. >> well, crews are gaining more containment on the park. fire burning north of chico. now, the fifth largest in our state's history. it has burned more than 389,000 acres, an area larger than the city of los angeles. more than 350 structures have been destroyed or damaged. cal fire says containment is still just about 18%, up slightly from yesterday afternoon. some evacuation warnings have been lifted near chico, b

what are the chapters, some, like seattle? >> right. seattle has picked a new name.onsin, a couple of wisconsin chapters have picked a new name. illinois has picked a new name, or chicago has picked a new name. i lose track. there have been so many that have changed names. and a lot of us, though not all of us, have settled -- oh, georgia picked a new name. but a lot of us have settled on bird alliance as the new name. so we are now the nyc bird alliance. and the hope is that -- and the idea is not, you know, to erase audubon, to cancel audubon. you can't. the man's history is what is. you know, like i said, you've got to give it an asterisk, but it's there. it's real. but that doesn't mean you've got to have that name on your organization, particularly when you're trying to take an organization that for so long has been almost exclusively white and you're trying to get other people involved. you know, you don't -- for example, imagine you were a country club that had a history of excluding jews. and you're like, "oh my goodness, we've got to change that. we've got t

. >> right now, there are only a few dozen orcas living in the body of water right between seattle andcouver. as lauren donovan reports, conservationists are now testing out a technique once employed by hunters as a means of protecting these beloved animals. reporter folks always kept saying pristine waters, pristine waters, and i never really knew what that meant. >> it took arriving at station bellingham for north carolina. raise terrell sisk to really get it. >> and then i started to learn about the resident orcas. everybody had to start with the movie free willy. you saved my life. you know, we had to free willy and protect him. and i would be, not transparent if i said i've never seen free willy, because i absolutely did. and i probably watched it 60 different times. >> the coast guard lieutenant's childhood dream became reality during a training exercise off lummi island. >> as we were sitting there, you started to hear these big blows of air. so that was like kind of like the first instance of, well, this is kind of real. and i have 20 orcas in front of me. so we've already had

host: claude is in seattle, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, mimi. you know, i have been reflecting, mimi. when did it all start the divisiveness in america amongst the parties? i remember the great john mccain with obama, there were a group of his followers went after obama and john mccain came to the forefront and said wait, wait, wait. you are not going to be in my mids and call -- midst and call this man an evil man. you might not agree with his policies but he is a good man. i think that was the end of the reasonable era of politicians. i really believe that the donald trump era set in motion, with donald being a nonpolitician and he wasn't after the establishment, the democrats, republicans, the old establishment, donald trump shook everything up. and i really -- and i look at this and i say, wow, this had to be the start. because you remember, mimi, the republicans were saying that obama was going to destroy the economy. let's not forget that, republicans. the first black president, it was fox news and the republicans, obama is going to destro

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estas son las temperaturas en seattle 83, cuando lo normal deberÍan ser 68 a 70 grados.ndo yo voy compaÑero a yo lo sÉ, lleva mucha calidez para calidez humana en la que te espera, por supuesto ya con toda la familia en phoenix, arizona. >> correcto. >> asÍ van a recibir con ese rÉcord de temperatura. >> pÁsala bien. pÁsala bien. >> gracias por los datos. >> claro que sÍ. >> pero ahora en el mundo en rusia. noticia de Última hora. un tribunal acaba de declarar culpable al periodista estadounidense evan jerkovic de cargos de espionaje. la condena es de 16 aÑos de cÁrcel. jerkovic de 32 aÑos de edad. es el primer periodista estadounidense en ser detenido por presunto espionaje en rusia desde la guerra frÍa en venezuela, la lÍder de la oposiciÓn, marÍa corina machado, denunciÓ un intento de asesinat. >> asegura que le cortaron las mangueras de los frenos en el automÓvil con el que recorre el paÍs para hacer campaÑa de cara a las elecciones del 28 de julio. tambiÉn advirtiÓ que otro vehÍculo que utiliza junto a su equipo le vaciaron el tanque. el aceite del motor responsabil