if you have any questions for frankie or [indistinct], [frankie scoffs] - [sloan] my name is sloan, and on behalf of my friend... - [robert] it sounds better like that. - [julian] okay, then. let that be your blanket. no, i keep getting cold. - [robert] was i not right about that last night, though? you were cold. - [julian] it was hot. - [robert] it's hot? - [julian] yeah, compared to- - that upset me. - [sloan] what happened? - i asked to speak to caleb. they gave him the phone. i told him that my name's frankie gonzales-wolfe, candidate for city council district 8, and then he asked me for my name again. i said, "frankie gonzales-wolfe." he said, "oh, you're that ******* tranny that's running fo city cou-" tranny. and i said, "it's inappropriate. yes, i'm a trans woman, and not," he goes, "no, you're a tranny," and then he hung up on me. - what? - sorry. - [frankie] this dude that called me a tranny, i would've knocked on his door. - [robert] these there a lot of republican houses. - so, does veronica know that point? no, she don't, because she has never dealt with a candidate as you

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that was sloane glass reporting. it is now been 50 years since the endangered species act went into effect. and since that time, more than 99% of us species listed as danger or threatened, have survived. only 11 species have been declared extinct, but in order to protect certain species and their habitats, the law has led to some regulations in oil, gas and lodging and also in the ranching industries. certain members of congress are arguing that the e limits economic development and people's property rights. >> it's absolutely possible to question the cost of the essay without questioning the need to protect species. even though some here will say otherwise cost does matter, money isn't free. and >> the last time congress debated the endangered species act was in 1992. advocates are calling for more bipartisan support to ensure that continues protecting the nation's wildlife for the next 50 years. we'll talk about our forecast now with a live look outside here in san francisco. little bit of fog wants to come in and

kalinin elina svitolina lesya tsurenko and marta kostyuk kalinina lost in two sets to the american sloan stevens svitolina lost to other representatives of the united states danielle collins in two sets elina lost her chances for further performances in the tournament 2:62:6 tsurenko withdrew from the competition due to injury elbow a kostyuk suffered a fiasco in the confrontation with the chinese tsingzhen montreal, one of the final wta tournaments, the penultimate grand slam of the us open season, and yes, i went to the quarterfinals of the tournament in poland in the second in the round, the ukrainian beat emelyana arango from colombia, the meeting lasted 1 hour and 15 minutes for yastremsky to win, two sets, six , three, six, two were enough during the match, dayana made one ae and three braces , making two double mistakes, emergency replacement of the opponent, the ex- world heavyweight boxing champion on august 12, anthony joshua will box against finn robert helenius and not against his compatriot , the british dillian white, as planned. the thing is that on august 5, white failed

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great grand sloane sir. from italy to germany now and we stay with the subject of health. so do you pay attention to the via weather forecast? do you know what to do with homeopathic pills? here's duramax reporter rachel steward with 10 fun facts, germans and health and welcome to meet the germans health checkup when we run in threes and fun facts about health and gemini, please fix it and we'll get started. when you walk into the way thing, when i talk to surgery, you should always offer a general greeting to be assembled. 6 people go to task. everyone in gemini has to have health insurance. and if you're going to pay for it, you might as well use it right? so the trend is good to see that doctor a lot or all the doctors because here it's quite normal to go straight to the specialist which brings us to the next place. why complicate things with lots in oak creek? aaron gemini, the specialist usually given very simple labels, eye doctor to doctor skin, doctor women and doctor. but sadly, the house doctor, not some kinds of things. with that, it's just a normal family docto

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they faced several charges including suspicious conspiracy. melanie sloane is a former federal prosecutor and an attorney with the expertise and government ethics. she says the ruling is not surprising. stuart roads, another leader of the proud boys earlier was sentenced to 18 years. so the judges have made clear that they take these cases extremely seriously. there's a lot of concern going into the 2024 elections, especially with former president trump running again and speaking regularly about the problem of fraud. there's a lot of concern in the united states about how the elections will turn out, and they want to make sure that we don't see a repeat of what we saw in 2020 for president. trump has indeed been charged with very serious charges in now several cases. and most recently we've seen that one of them is set to begin in washington dc. now in march, which is our one day before what we call super tuesday. a major primary where any states hold the hold primaries and decide who will be the next. now many, we expect to see president trump take held responsible for his actions as the

trained in new york city in 1929 as a cancer surgeon at the institution that became today's memorial sloan-ketteringcancer center. and then in 1930 at cornell university's prestigious new york hospital, heider was introduced to vincent astor, the chief of staff of that hospital. another member of the normal hall gang, a young heiress, helen hooper brown, had been treated by heider, the hospital and became enamored. his competence and demeanor likely the young doctors to the chief of staff, helen hooper, was the wife of lathrop brown, fdr schoolmate at groton and his apartment maid at harvard. fdr had served, at best as best man at the hooper brown wedding, and lathrop had done likewise for franklin and eleanor in 1905. dr. hightower's unknown archive first revealed in fdr in masks, provides rock solid that he began treating fdr. he was governor of new york shortly before that fateful, which likely involved surgical treatment of the president elect. vinson had written dr. heider to tell him, quote, for obvious reasons on this particular trip, it will be absolute essential to have a member of your par

and it's still just based sloan old, present us hope for that and we pray for god to help them the see on them. we tried to reach out to him. nice leadership, but it became clear that we wouldn't get some response. last december, him, us threatened to bury the deal. if israel doesn't speed it up, an expert close to the molten group explained to us possible reasons of this deadlock. unless these really government is injuring this deal with various maneuver and trying to avoid repeating the geological lead deal that would see them release prisoners, there is no international movement. the pressure is real easy to implement in an exchange deal. some sources they told r t that how much is interested in a car in stalemate? the bodies of israeli citizens can be used as a bargain shape with israel. and while tons of war continues, the end of golding families suffering is nowhere inside. this is the grave of how that of golding in his hometown cemetery. the grave is here, but the body's not, nobody knows when or if it will be returned home for a proper burial reef. nationality resulting from i

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me last sloan, the decision to suspend the 3 year sentence saying it didn't mean the case was over . at the start of the month and wrong count was arrested after he was sentenced to prison for selling state gifts. a charge which also bound him from political activities for the next 5 years. there are currently more than a $150.00 legal cases against it and including corruption, incitement to violence and other issues. the country's former cricket hero denies all charges and states. he's a victim of political persecution. while we spoke to former pockets on the cabinet members side, the hardy, who saves the leaders attention, is illegal on the new developments, are raising fears that more court cases, unless the leaves are ahead. in the case that he's been held back and re arrested, you can say in prison is the secret is the official secrets act which um, which everyone saw and, and actually last week that the president fox done doctor on it. i'll be treated that he never signed. and if you watch any little maker in bucks on any main stream legal advisor, he would tell you that the ac

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let's go now to melanie sloane. she's a former federal prosecutor and joins us live from washington dc. meaning it always good to have you on the program. so just to cut through this indictment then it's fairly robust from what heidi was saying, that from your legal expertise, how serious the charges against the former president. well, the charges are very serious. it's a $45.00 page indictment, but the accounts themselves are pretty short. what jack smith does is goes through at great detail and great length of all of the things that the president did after the election to try and say that the election was fraudulent. and he really makes the case that trump knew everything he was saying was felt false. at the number of times he was told by his advisors, by top officials in the government, by cyber security experts. everybody told him it wasn't true and he went forward and did it anyway. and that's really where jack smith spends the bulk of the 45 pages detailing the entire case. trump's behavior. and this is of cou

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also in the second round of the women's draw, the usa's sloane stephens beat french sixth seed carolinearcia five times over the course of the 2—hour and 20—minute comeback victory. she'll face either reigning wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova or anastasia potaspova in the round of 16. in her first match since losing the wimbledon final, ben stokes will be part of england's world cup squad after reversing his decision to retire from one—day international cricket. stokes has been included in the 15—man squad for the series against new zealand. england will defend the trophy in india in october and november having won it on home soil four years ago. their opening match is against new zealand — a repeat of the 2019 final. and that's all the sport for now. more from us later. we will see you then. goodbye. it is advantage england at half—time and let me show you why. let's have a look at this strike again in all its glory. 36 minute strike from ella toone. let's show you that in still pictures when we have got them for you. this was the to that goal in london. ella toone struck the top

you originally, even our version is the orthodox version, of course, the annotated and pretty much sloan already on for chris jones, calling you to at the same time, to look at our resources for. so we're similar to china because chinese once huge countries, even though surrounded by countries be influenced by its culture. she said, i think it was too late. we are a huge country surrounded by people that used to until recently or still share our faith was the in the, for example, georgians, the bulgarians, romanians, the greeks serves etc. no. then it's noticeable. see that these patterns of how these people, seasons, those supports these values. they have keep a page waiting, in spite of frequent betrayals by the lead switch happens both here and there. there's still this feeling of kinship. so am i get you this right? that's where it kind of a hybrid civilization that can boost adaptable, ended comment, died and also creates something unique. it's difficult more i'd say not really hybrid like europeans. we are a version of it's hard time. we sped up our development to try to see what s

and i'm sure anyone who researches the reagan anything to do with nuclear policies have to look at sloane's files. part of that comes talking to the people who interacted with reagan. and i'll say this i got it from two sources highly not just two sources, but two sources were very different ends of the spectrum said the same thing. the first was george shultz in the last week of his life when i was fellow, i had the honor of interviewing him. it was remarkable that, you know, here i am at my age and i get grumpy when i have to give 5 minutes of my time to someone that i don't really, you know, want to give any time to and he's at 100 years old giving 2 hours of his time to someone he's never met. but just you know, feels at the the writing of this period continued investment in academic work and scholarly work is worth it. so there's a generosity that amazed me. but shultz, in our conversation, the nitty gritty details actually weren't what came out. it was his discussion of reaganism as a person, as kind of a very strictly kind of committed to his sense of morality that it didn't look kin

muir, the british captain, she is through to the 200 metres semifinal, she has run very well, katie sloan000 metres final, but it was disappointing for jasmine sawyers. and we have known about laura muir�*s chances for a potential medal for a long time, but she wasn�*t the only one who managed to get through. what are the prospects for those of the middle—distance runners? yes. are the prospects for those of the middle-distance runners? yes, we have 'ust middle-distance runners? yes, we have just had _ middle-distance runners? yes, we have just had the _ middle-distance runners? yes, we have just had the first _ middle-distance runners? yes, we have just had the first round - middle-distance runners? yes, we have just had the first round heats| have just had the first round heats of the men�*s 1500 has as well, josh kerr, the olympic bronze medallist was in great form, he qualified fairly comfortably behind jakob ingebrigtsen of norway. the contrasting fortunes for the other two british athletes, neil cawley and elliottjarvis, they made it through to the semifinals, butjosh kerr looked ve

for more on this, nicole saphier joining us, the director of breast imaging at the memorial sloan-ketteringews contributor. thank you for joining us, good to see you. first of all, can you just set the record straight? what is happening with this covid resurgence? a lot of folks are talking about it, we don't really know what's coming. we know some hospitalizations are up but not as much as last year. what's going on? >> always great to be with you, aishah. first of all, you know, everyone remembers every single end of summer since we started in 2020 we've always had a resurgence of cases towards the end of summer, beginning of school year. that's happening right now so, yes, you're seeing covid cases on the rise. good muse is hospitalizations are about 20-25% now what they were last year. so hospitalizations are still down, but you're going to see an uptick in hospitalizations because the more people who test positive, you're going to have some hospitalizations. it's just the ebb and flow of this. it's going to be, you know, cold covid and flu season, so we're going to have a lot of respir

well, joining us also from washington dc now is melanie sloan. she's a former federal prosecutor and an attorney with expertise to and government ethics . melanie, let me start by asking if you're surprised by the length of the sentence as in the biggest case, it was just a, a hoff big is that prosecutions requested. you know, it's not surprising. it's stewart roads. another leader of the proud boys earlier was sentenced to 18 years. so the judges have made clear that they take these cases extremely seriously. oh, it's now saying the proud boy is essentially decapitated in terms of its leadership . is this a way to try to assess an example, send a message to other extreme districts? absolutely, i think there's a lot of concern going into the 2024 elections, especially with former president trump running again and speaking regularly about the problem of fraud. there's a lot of concern in the united states about how the elections will turn out, and they want to make sure that we don't see a repeat of what we saw in 2020. of course. well, let me ask

minutes, what is of the story has made an impact internationally, including in mexico, city or bar. sloane is when this team is preparing for a series of friendly matches. the bars, the coach has called for strong action to be taken. if you can check with us, we need to find a solution that needs to be consequences. hope steps will be taken for inclusion and progress to avoid this kind of staying on female footballs. we mis celebrate. the woke up hit to play football not to talk about other topics fan. yeah. this even though this, how can i live with, with this disgusting situation? everyone wants to support have more so everyone has stood with spain and with women . and i think this is positive stuff, i thought it for the looking for it's terrible that was power abuse and sexual harassment. you're in an international event that everyone saw the most serious thing, the death questioning a player when everyone. so it's, and that is video evidence that all roberto mancini has been appointed coaches savvy radios. national team comes just 2 weeks after he left his job in charge of italy. i mad

we can't even walk on the sat was we're not safe in any stores. douglas sloane is the 1st vice president of the civil rights organization, the and double a c p in washington dc. he says the us government must be more proactive in finding white supremacists. the federal government is going to have to become more involved to i. i heard that there were swastikas pointed, excuse me, painted on the gun. you know, swastikas in naziism in germany is the legal. they are well aware of what it can lead to, and they are very much ashamed of their past and what happened in the past america has yet to find that shame america doesn't seem to have a comprehensive understanding of exactly where this can go. even though it's the most damaging and the most live lives, loss of the military conflict in this country was, uh, what more to it wasn't afghanistan. it wasn't vietnam, it was the civil war which was about racing was about slavery. so we should be well aware of just how damaging those white supremacist ideology is, ideology is, can be and we should be doing everything within our power to fight back

but also as, as melanie sloan was explaining to is a federal prosecutor who's been with us over the last few hours of the fight credit score. and now to the judge who will hear the case, will speed up the process slightly more simply because if you continue to do it in front of a mustang on the going to interrupt your thoughts about that. i'm just going to interrupt you a 2nd just to just to say that we're looking at life pictures of donald trump, leaving the courthouse is this most certainly as island fisher has been saying, wrapped up another quote dates has been set for august. the 28th is alan was saying that donald trump and his defense team very, very keen to delay that for as long as possible. back to heidi showed castro who's outside the well outside the quotes. and so it is just the start offs when it comes to this a legal procedures against donald trump. and of course this is just one of several is no of the yeah, you know, hey, we've started and then it ended so quickly as well. just in the last few minutes, if you were seeing those live images, trust motors, motor gape, passi

engineering degree and i thought , wouldn't it be interesting to take an elective in partnership with the sloan business school? i did. i was, like, this is pretty interesting stuff. wonder if there's something i can do in the space sector. i quickly realized in those days that if you have 250 million dollars, you, too, can have a startup. i went to a consulting firm that was primarily a wall street consulting firm which was doing a lot of work and trying to come up with public-private partnerships, and literally the first three assignments i got out of school, i was able to characteristically good, the bad and the ugly. the good, i got a business plan tossed in front of me and they said do some due diligence. three guys that went to m.i.t. and harvard, they had this crazy idea to make an upper stage commercially on the shuttle called the transfer orbit stage and the company was orbital sciences, which a couple of years ago was bought for $9 billion. you could argue they are one of the true pioneers of the commercial effort from a long time ago. so that was good. the bad was that i also had som

sloan's gm or -- this is a huge difference in equity, cash compensation to executives versus any kindion number. i look at the return labor power of the interview we did. i cannot member if i did it with john for lisa with the teamsters. this is teamsters influence here. forget about the hollywood stuff, this is real. people used to get shot at over this stuff in michigan. jonathan: in europe as well. i think the hollywood story is pretty real as well. be a, british airways 13.1% the pay rise create another deal for you over an 18 month period that is going to be a bonus of one all payment of 1000 pound as well. tom: i cannot get a seat back from the atlantic. that is the reality. jonathan: do not get me started. tom: they can get you to your they cannot do you home. jonathan: we to get an upgrade with ba points and the caesar not available. lisa: on points, use them now because there serious inflation so they are work less later on the. they are trying to wrap it in. carry on. jonathan: amazon shares up in the premarket. nice move in early trading. it is a beat and it rates from them

was a song called eve of destruction, number one in 1965 by darry mcguire, rode by 19-year-old pf sloaner in the mid-1964 as a prayer to god and it also said the system considered him unpatriotic and drove them out of business within a year. it was actually a b side of a record but a dj made a mistake and played it in the midwest and it became number one. in there, they had the lyrics in the song, you are old enough to kill but not old enough to vote which helped give me the right to vote at 18 and also gave me the right to drink your beer, which might not have been a good thing, but anyway, a good thing, most of us old-timers will remember the song and maybe some of the young people should listen also but america survived that and i think it will probably survive this generation of an eve of destruction also. i have a production to make. i think trump will pick mop -- nome as his running mate. host: why nome? caller: he's coming to visit too long and they are two peas in a pod i would say. that is my prediction i think but anyway, you guys have a good day. host: that is doug. this is s