en silver spring, mary elÁn, un hombre atacÓ a cuatro personas a puÑal. conocieron nuevos detalles del incendio provocado por un borracho que le prendiÓ fuego a un bar en sonora en el que murieron 11 personas, entre ellos un menor de edad y una ciudadana estadounidense. las autoridades ya identificaron a las vÍctima y al agresor que continÚa bajo custodia. sandra argüelles conversÓ con alguno de los sobrevivientes. sandra: fueron identificadas las 11 vÍctimas que murieron en el bar en san luis, rÍo colorado en sonora luego de que un sujeto incendiarÁ el lugar. entre ellas estÁn tres integrantes de la banda que tocaba en el lugar, ademÁs de un menor de edad y una mujer de nacionalidad estadounidense. >> es altamente probable que tenga doble nacionalidad. sandra: dijo que de los seis lesionados uno continua hospitalizado y tres mÁs fueron trasladados a estados unidos para su atenciÓn mÉdica. el responsable ya estÁ detenido, se trata de un cliente que minutos antes habÍa sido sacado del lugar en supuesto estado de ebriedad y que en venganza le prendiÓ fuego

call in -- collin in silver springs, maryland. why do you pay off the credit card every month? caller: i'm in my 40's now. when i was in my only 30's i got in trouble with credit cards. i took a lot of risk. i had to get charged off and it hurt my credit for a number of years. i have five credit cards and pay off every month and use them for different purposes to get rewards, usually cashback. i keep as much cash as possible every month in height and just make account with no policy for moving the money. i use the credit card company to make more money and try to reduce inflation. that is a good thing if you use it wisely. host: can you respond to that, ted rossman? guest: i love the idea of using credit card for every day purchases and earning rewards. high-yield savings accounts are great. right now you can get 5% at the high end of the market so were talking totally liquid, and shorter savings accounts. i think it is great to use credit cards for the positive. i want to mention other people have credit card debt and there's no shame in that, it is often very practical reason

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call in -- collin in silver springs, maryland. why do you pay off the credit card every month?aller: i'm in my 40's now. when i was in my only 30's i got in trouble with credit cards. i took a lot of risk. i had to get charged off and it hurt my credit for a number of years. i have five credit cards and pay off every month and use them for different purposes to get rewards, usually cashback. i keep as much cash as possible every month in height and just make account with no policy for moving the money. i use the credit card company to make more money and try to reduce inflation. that is a good thing if you use it wisely. host: can you respond to that, ted rossman? guest: i love the idea of using credit card for every day purchases and earning rewards. high-yield savings accounts are great. right now you can get 5% at the high end of the market so were talking totally liquid, and shorter savings accounts. i think it is great to use credit cards for the positive. i want to mention other people have credit card debt and there's no shame in that, it is often very practical reasons.

host: on to silver spring, maryland, independent line. tyler. caller: thank you very much. heard the senator talking and it brings to mind, where is the accountability with american businesses who after 40 plus years have been taking jobs overseas, selling property. what was it, rockefeller center? all of a sudden we wake up and are like wow, china has all of our manufacturing and everything it's like duh. what it comes down to is the psychotic capitalism of this country, of these businesses, looking to make a quick buck, underpay american workers, send jobs and industry overseas. now we are trying to get at china and show them who is boss. china owns us. it's a hard pill to swallow but we have nobody to blame except ourselves. thank you very much. host: elizabeth, calling from pittsboro, north carolina. elizabeth, go ahead. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. two comments basically about the narrative of joe biden, who constantly says he doesn't care about wall street and he's only concerned with main street. i just want to educate democrats. the majority o

i'm volunteering for afghan community, the silver spring. i'm supporting like more than 100 and cultivation. wow. and wanted to share our concerns and our issues regarding the rent of the montgomery county which is going up every time and i want you to share these with you so. it does have to do with the rescue. so the michelle our main concern in issues we have regarding our rents a number of us almost 95% of the families are new to the us and trying to adapt the new culture tradition and lifestyle and. we don't have experience with the paying rents. most of us had our houses back in our country. number two, we are we are starting our lives from zero. and how many basic needs to survive and paying higher rent is an extra burden on our shoulders. number three, most of us have survival jobs with more difficulties. we paying our current rent and other bills number four most of us are currently under the government support and we are not completely sold self-sufficient and we increased rent and bills which we are not able to pay them. and about

host: mark in silver spring, maryland. lime for democrats. caller: quick i would like to make a point about mr. trump's claim of privilege jurisdiction over secret documents. there is a problem, there are other -- the other former president that lied, named obama, bush, carter, and -- how will you divvy up the secret documents? do you have an executive privilege roundtable? do they quibble over which document goes to which former president? it sounds like the marx brothers comedy skit. it makes no sense and why not have all the former president's quibble over secret documents? they are just as entitled apparently is mr. trump thinks he is. and thank you for your time. host: that is mark. he is our last caller on washington journal today because the house is about to come in. a reminder fbi director christopher wray is getting set to testify before the house judiciary committee. he span three is where you can watch that -- c-span3 is where you can watch that. that doesn't for us here though. we will see you here again tomorrow. have a great we

host: robert is in silver spring, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning.uld say i am a former democrat. i have converted to the republican side. i still have some democrat views on things like the economy and migration. but, i am a minority, i am bilingual, i am under 35, but i don't thing that could support the democrats again because of their inaction on big-city crime. it is completely lawless in the cities, such as washington, d.c., new york, philadelphia. people get away with whatever violent acts they want, everyone gets a two dollar bond in their charges or dropped. i want to say thanks to all of the pro-life legislatures. let us save the children. host: andy is in silver spring, maryland. good morning. caller: c-span is truly america's champion. my question is, america does not have an official language. can you speak to the historical significance of why it is not english, if you know? thank you. have a good day. host: and margaret in lakewood, new mexico. , cut. good morning. caller: i have been listening, and i have watched the whole hunter bide

host: robert is in silver spring, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning.uld say i am a former democrat. i have converted to the republican side. i still have some democrat views on things like the economy and migration. but, i am a minority, i am bilingual, i am under 35, but i don't thing that could support the democrats again because of their inaction on big-city crime. it is completely lawless in the cities, such as washington, d.c., new york, philadelphia. people get away with whatever violent acts they want, everyone gets a two dollar bond in their charges or dropped. i want to say thanks to all of the pro-life legislatures. let us save the children. host: andy is in silver spring, maryland. good morning. caller: c-span is truly america's champion. my question is, america does not have an official language. can you speak to the historical significance of why it is not english, if you know? thank you. have a good day. host: and margaret in lakewood, new mexico. , cut. good morning. caller: i have been listening, and i have watched the whole hunter bide

host: next up is leslie from silver spring, maryland. you are a union member. tell us more. caller: has been a union member my whole life. i found the mediocrity piece interesting that somebody said on social media. i do not does make it easier to fire people who are mediocre. they do try to make them better. in terms of money and sag-aftra, the other guys said they make a lot of money, but the little guys do not. now they are talking about using the images for free? no. i think unions serve a great purpose. the guy before said equality. we do not all get paid the same. nobody does. there are people who make all the money and then the little guy makes nothing. host: next step is richard in delaware. you are a former union member. caller: good morning. i wanted to make a comment. i have been a member for 40 years. 40 years, and i am proud to say i was a member and a union guy and i support them all away. i retired eight months ago and believe me, union, all the way. labor movement, all the way. host: ok. let's hear from alvin in texas. caller: i support the unions. i was a un

let's go to silver spring and sandy is on the line. caller: i want to say the republican party no longer exists. it is a bunch of cowards and liars and cheats and they should be thrown out. kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell and the whole trump trash group should go straight to mar-a-lago and live there forever. what a disgrace they are. they have embarrassed america. kevin mccarthy sits there and lies and lies. he is so worried about not being a leader because he isn't a leader. who do they think they are keeping? let them all rot in mar-a-lago and catch a boat to north korea. host: onto winter garden florida, arthur is on the line. caller: the first task of our military should be defending america in the event of an attack or civil unrest, not all of this experimentation. concentrate on what the first task is and then if there are other issues two at, that is going issue. host: you think our current military is up to that primary task they mentioned? caller: i believe our military wants to eat of to the task of defending this country

call in -- collin in silver springs, maryland. why do you pay off the credit card every month?'m in my 40's now. when i was in my only 30's i got in trouble with credit cards. i took a lot of risk. i had to get charged off and it hurt my credit for a number of years. i have five credit cards and pay off every month and use them for different purposes to get rewards, usually cashback. i keep as much cash as possible every month in height and just make account with no policy for moving the money. i use the credit card company to make more money and try to reduce inflation. that is a good thing if you use it wisely. host: can you respond to that, ted rossman? guest: i love the idea of using credit card for every day purchases and earning rewards. high-yield savings accounts are great. right now you can get 5% at the high end of the market so were talking totally liquid, and shorter savings accounts. i think it is great to use credit cards for the positive. i want to mention other people have credit card debt and there's no shame in that, it is often very practical reasons. it is o

let's go to silver spring and sandy is on the line. caller: i want to say the republican party no longer exists. it is a bunch of cowards and liars and cheats and they should be thrown out. kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell and the whole trump trash group should go straight to mar-a-lago and live there forever. what a disgrace they are. they have embarrassed america. kevin mccarthy sits there and lies and lies. he is so worried about not being a leader because he isn't a leader. who do they think they are keeping? let them all rot in mar-a-lago and catch a boat to north korea. host: onto winter garden florida, arthur is on the line. caller: the first task of our military should be defending america in the event of an attack or civil unrest, not all of this experimentation. concentrate on what the first task is and then if there are other issues two at, that is going issue. host: you think our current military is up to that primary task they mentioned? caller: i believe our military wants to eat of to the task of defending this country

host: mark in silver spring, maryland. lime for democrats.t about mr. trump's claim of privilege jurisdiction over secret documents. there is a problem, there are other -- the other former president that lied, named obama, bush, carter, and -- how will you divvy up the secret documents? do you have an executive privilege roundtable? do they quibble over which document goes to which former president? it sounds like the marx brothers comedy skit. it makes no sense and why not have all the former president's quibble over secret documents? they are just as entitled apparently is mr. trump thinks he is. and thank you for your time. host: that is mark. he is our last caller on washington journal today because the house is about to come in. a reminder fbi director christopher wray is getting set to testify before the house judiciary committee. he span three is where you can watch that -- c-span3 is where you can watch that. that doesn't for us here though. we will see you here again tomorrow. have

democrat from silver spring, maryland. caller: good morning. will tell you what is important to me. i have a neurological issue that makes me sick around heat. i am a climate tourist. every summer, my husband and i have to leave and go as far north as we can. we have gone as far as vancouver. this year, we have to go to maine. it is not any cooler in maine. my issue is that the world is on fire. it is existential for the whole world. the floods in vermont were close to us. i think because it is such a major issue, we have to make sure that trump does not get reelected and biden stays in power because he is working against climate change. host: do you think that congress is actively working on that issue, as well? is that what you are hearing and seeing from members of congress? caller: i think half of congress is serious about it. the other half is denying it is even happening. i have talked to my republican friends and i have some who just do not believe that it is man-made, that it is a real issue. it is horrifying to think people are still s

democrat from silver spring, maryland. caller: good morning. will tell you what is important to me. i have a neurological issue that makes me sick around heat. i am a climate tourist. every summer, my husband and i have to leave and go as far north as we can. we have gone as far as vancouver. this year, we have to go to maine. it is not any cooler in maine. my issue is that the world is on fire. it is existential for the whole world. the floods in vermont were close to us. i think because it is such a major issue, we have to make sure that trump does not get reelected and biden stays in power because he is working against climate change. host: do you think that congress is actively working on that issue, as well? is that what you are hearing and seeing from members of congress? caller: i think half of congress is serious about it. the other half is denying it is even happening. i have talked to my republican friends and i have some who just do not believe that it is man-made, that it is a real issue. it is horrifying to think people are still s

margaret and silver springs, maryland, democratic caller. what is on your mind?r: yes, good morning. host: good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. about the elections, this money balance, i shall confidence because when i cast my vote and it was counted, they sent me an email, so i was able to feel better about it because i know my vote was counted, but that was a way to make it better for the citizens, to make it safe, especially if somebody like me, a retired citizen, so mail-in ballots, a lot of people are rejecting it, but it is more convenient for people who are handicap, senior citizens, older folks, or people who are shaken. a lot of jobs that are out there were born american citizens. they do not want those jobs, so most are occupied by others to come to the country. that is all i have to say, thank you. host: mlb sends a tweet, "i already have confidence in the u.s. voting process, we do not have a problem with our elections. if we are talking about campaign funding, i would love to see publicly funded elections." harvey in dallas, texas, rep

remember this whole collapse in the spring? silver signature all went under in march, they never came back. as wall street kept worrying the next big bank would be right around the corner. here is the proof from first republic in may. even the many banks in crisis, people figure to the regional banks would not be able to make much money. thanks to what is known as compressed net interest. deposits are fleeing to the major banks and the constantly looming recession. by the end of june s&p regional bank is still down substantially from its initial mark. we did not hear anybody say these flocks look like goodbye . but man, oh man, the regional bank etf is up 16.5% in the month of july, including 7 1/2% gains last week alone. so many of the companies management report have excellent numbers, that said, before we get to earnings, the other big driver has to do with recession fears. we are a lot less worried about a slowdown then we were a couple of months ago. same reason the industrial stocks has and able to rally. there has not been anot

. >>> another silver lining from our wet winter and spring. this year's grape harvest could actually be one for the record books. storms delayed planting that means the harvest will be later this year. as we report it may be better. >> 50 years of making wine it will be in the top 10 or the 50, i think. >> a record year of water now making what could be a record year of wine. scott harvey's winery is soaking it in. >> we are coming out of a 10 year drought. as you can see from the growth on these vines that they are taking a -- sigh -- you get great vintages when you are coming out of the drought. sometimes they can be get too extractive and too one sided and not multidimensional as this, i expect this vintage to be. >> reporter: the 2023 vintage will come with a little more time >> we want to bring in the best fruit we can out of the vineyard. wines made out in the vineyard. that is where it is going to develop all of the flavors. >> reporter: pushing it from august to october, leaving more time on the vine >> if stuff needs longer we will le

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silver lining to the a's lackluster season. worker earned his all-star selection. he has put up great numbers but struggle to get called up. until springng with the a's. and he showed off what he could do. >> a lot of times in my career there are small times i struggled to know if i belong and you showed me i do. >> not only was he selected he was voted in by peers as next in line for the designated hitter position behind . >>> safe and sane fireworks are key to staying safe but coming up at 9:30 we learn about a fourth of july favorite that should be kept >>> the fourth of july holiday means a lot of hot dogs in coney island. contestant took place in the famous hot dog eating contest. this year's top dog, san jose native, joey chestnut. this is file video from previous competitions. no winner for the men's competition. it is delayed due to lightning. the nathan's hot dog eating contest began his annual fourth of july tradition in 1972 and has been held on new york's coney island. 16 men and 15 women from seven nations took part this year. besides bragging rights, there is a $20,000 cash prize for both contests. >>> that is it for the

spring with you , your voice is a bell. ah, how's the sound, eh love? you can't ding-ding ding-ding calls worth silveringg-ding, a lot of bells. they gave me. well, amazing, now dear friends. we just realized that we are in an incredible metaphysical dimension evgenia valerievna was born in the city where dostoevsky got married in what city did dostoevsky get married program? who wants to become a millionaire channel one is novokuznetsk and then kuznetsk the magnificent old maternity hospital number one, which, uh, are nearby, but with the novokuznetsk drama theater. well, you moved, then with your parents to kemerovo, but stuffy. you were there your voice was there, nothing to do with it. yes, not the one required no, quite the opposite. i had a spacious shower of chemical plants there. let's compare, that is , not at all comparable, even among professionals , i'm not sure that i understand this very well. i never needed it , but i didn't need to know that my voice was not repeatable. well, this is perfectionism in everything, i want to reach the very essence. well, he manifested himself in another, he

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in the air [ cheering and applause ] >> silver lining to a's lack luster season, earning his first all star. he struggled to get called up. that is until springr with the a's. he showed off what he could do. >> a lot of times in my career, i kind of struggled to wonder if i belong. >> he was selected and voted in by peers as next in line. congrats to them. >> exciting. >>> 5:26. start of july brings new laws to california. we break down big changes you need to know about. >>> it broke my heart because it could have been us. i don't know how to digest it. >> multiple mass shootings rocked american cities over the weekend. investigations in wichita >>> welcome back right. a suspect is dead after shot by a sheriffs deputy overnight. alameda county sheriffs department held a press conference. a spokes woman says the shooting followed a pursuit of suspected stolen car on a 80 and an altercation with a chp officer. this happened on 163rd avenue. two other people are in custody. the law enforcement officers involved are said to be doing okay. >>> let's take a live look outside. we are enjoying some cooler temperatures this morning. it's going to fee

cleaning out tanks very spring on is um, one of the oldest moments in the strider and id succeeds a continuous operation. we move on to sinks, live in tulsa, and a little bit of gold and silver doors. well, we knock up about 40 to 60 percent of the total rotary pies from one companies. that's about a $100000000.00 of the 40s. and let's put in here for a long time, and then we have to be here for a lot longer. the, the roast bree mine employees, about 500 stuff. and the contract is more is a chemical engineer. and manager assess a software ations. it's great working the what i love is the fact that we take something that exists in the ground, bring it to the surface, and we're able to add value and convert it into product. so the site level, the precious metals can be used. anything from my ball funds to medical equipment the mine already has to detailing standards. one of which was the source of 18 leagues of contamination was into the time and the rhythm. since the 20 i gain both stems a close to capacity, which is why the construction of the new dan across the river is a top priority. there of the initial tre, stand that a hundreds of years old. and how do you feel about t

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in the moonlight, meetings are held in spring, and my friend with you about love is sweet, he sang such a noisy fire. stands in the moon radiance snow is silverings sound of love this ringing. about love alika smekhova alika i'm sitting here now and feeling, as you know, a teacher at a school where a student is taking an exam in vocals sung, the song is amazing alika your voice sounded like a bell. here, it's just your voice talking about this song. of course, i 'll bet you for that beautiful ace number. sergey trofimov i was no less nervous than malikov because the song is vocally very heavy and it was performed only once and i think how she would approach this, and she chose the absolutely correct option, that is, not vocalize, but just really, that's really how people let out, how the bell rang bravo well done. okay, vocally clean. but there is no drama, you understand, this is a song in which there is drama, there is a terrible picture that opens, my dear stands on the other. she's like a hurdy-gurdy rammer well? but it does not reveal the essence of this poem, this story, this epiphany. here is the picture that appeared before the singer. i

silver lining to a's lack luster ceiling, the outfielder earned first all star selection. he has had success in collegiate and minor league levels but he struggled to get called. that is until springraining this year with the a's. he showed off what he could do. >> a lot of times in my career, i have kind of struggled to wonder if i belong. you have let me know that i do. i will get emotional. >> all star game is july 11. not only was he selected, he was voted in by peers as next in line for designated hitter position. congrats. >> that's exciting. >>> just about 6:30. start of july brings new laws to california. >>> it broke my heart because it could have been us. i don't even know how to digest it. >> multiple mass shootings rock american cities. investigations in wichita and baltimore where teenagers were caught in the cross fire. >>> breaking news, a shoot out in alameda county overnight. what >>> on cbs news bay area at 6:30, breaking news, a young man is dead after being shot by a sheriffs deputy overnight in san leandro. alameda sheriffs department held a press conference. a spokes woman says the shooting followed a pursuit of a suspected stolen car on the 580 east and ther