sort of stasis on a heat wave may be ending across the coast this morning.nnmarie hordern is in it, 1600 pennsylvania avenue, and joins us cool, calm and collected this morning. you try to figure out the plan for september. what is the plan? what is the urgency to change the bodies in the cabinet and the white house? annmarie: first, there is a lack of urgency at the moment for anything at the white house because the president is still in isolation, quarantining because he has covid-19. virtually he is joining meanings and everything, working around the clock. for september and october, it is really going to be about making sure that he is making this crucial domestic stop because they are concerned about the midterm election. everything from now on is going to be about the midterm election. you have the house on the senate rushing to get a number of those done before the going talk is recess because -- go into august recess because they know when they come back, everyone is focused on getting reelected. tom: the former president may run. i get that. bring i

where are we on the level of extreme brutality and awful stasis?> well, joy, it's -- it's turned into terrorism. it's not even a war anymore because, you know, seeing that little girl pushing her stroller and in that video she's asking her mornings mom, where are we going and then seeing her in the dead in the street like 13 minutes, that just broke my back emotionly. you know, to me, she's the girl in the red dress from "schindler's list" and her killer is not only putin or the soldier who pulled the trigger. it's a world of people who care about children living and those who don't. we're seeing pure brutality. there's fighting at the front line and there are claims of an operational pause but we're seeing acts of brutality. a few hours ago they september a missile into odessa hitting civilians again. >> this is a "new york times" piece. this is by a non-resident scholar at carnegie. putin thinks he's winning. he's thing he's forcing kyiv to exit late as the deukranianization and russianification of the country. capitulation and exhaustion would f

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the port's board room was packed and once i became very vocal crawford, theresa stasi, it was there. >> 1500 comments and 600 people on zoom. you could feel the tension in the air as commission members cast their vote. in the end, the vote cleared the fence. 23 to 2. the vote allows howard terminal to have a change in designation giving an a's new ballpark project. another chance of becoming a reality. and this group in favor of the new stadium celebrated the home great first you know, it's a lot of jobs and a lot of housing to repelling great. you know, we had a lot together to support this photo of her wearing rally. also gleeful. >> a's president dave campbell speaking to kron 4 about the 7 hour meeting. i think it's definitely a home run. this is a huge approval required a supermajority, 18 votes. we've got 23. >> and it's just challenging organization to get approval like this through. so it's a big step, although this was a win, the end game is still quite some distance away. not over yet. obviously we have a lot 5 for 5 more step in the process, right? we have a vote on tuesda

up work so that they can have a long three-day weekend reporting live here in the north and theresa stasi. back to you. guys know theresa drive home catholic, thanks to set. >> all time to look at the forecast for have foggy view of san francisco. yeah, we've been dealing with a lot of the cooler temperatures over the last couple of days and you know, is this going to affect any of the travel that's going on the air travel out there? lawrence karnow joining us now with a look at that. usually get a little fog like this, an sfo. it's almost like dead a drink on a on a runway. yeah. they've got all hey, here's the good news. it doesn't look too bad. local airports even with low clouds and the fog and you see that's sitting over sfo right now, san bruno mountain, a disappearing in the background and that fog. but right now, no delays being reported at sfo. you've got some clouds out there. that's for sure. and some gusty winds to 32 miles per hour at sfo, but no delays being reported there. things are open and moving along. well, both in and out. >> of sfo airport. but across the country, it

authorities reporting live here in livermore and theresa stasi. back to you guys. all right, teresa, thank you for that. happening now, major delays on bart. >> after officials say a person was struck by a train near the hayward station. bart says the person in or the trackway just before 4 o'clock this afternoon, trains have stopped between bayfair and south hayward in the various at richmond and millbrae directions. bart officials say riders can use ac transit while authorities investigate ac transit will accept bar tickets as fair. no word on when service will be restored at this time. it's unclear why the person was on the tracks. >> oakland police are searching for 2 suspects as part of a deadly shooting investigation in this shooting happened sunday morning on 13th avenue just a few blocks away from san antonio park field. according to police, the 2 suspects tried to carjack the victim kang kang and they shot him during a fight, killing him. the oakland police chief leronne armstrong says that this homicide is an example of a much bigger problem. >> but unfor

than 100 cases confirmed so far and nearly half of those are in san francisco kron four's theresa stasi reports. >> and we're really advocating urgently to get at least 1000 of the jenny vaccine. and the next 30 days into our hands. so we can try and the that curve new infections and tyler to mir is the chief executive officer at san francisco aids foundation. and he is sounding the alarm. >> more monkeypox vaccine is needed. and now. >> actually opened a monkeypox hotline at the foundation and have been answering calls daily more than 500 calls a day and triage folks who may be eligible for vaccine. currently we have about 400 individuals on our waitlist for the vaccine. the foundation has received only about 90 doses the jenny vaccine. and we would need something like 6,000 to treat all of the patients that might be at high risk within our clinic, the san francisco public health department which receives a vaccine supplies from the federal and state government. >> sent kron 4 news. this statement, quote, sfpd ph takes monkeypox seriously. >> well, most cases resolve on their own witho

they have been in stasis because of this impending deal and therefore may be haven't been able to takef the big strategic decisions they might have otherwise. tom: in terms of headcount cuts, as anything evolved around that, or is it given that we will see more of that as economic data continues to weaken stateside? >> i think so probably. these companies have been hiring aggressively for quite some time. it's been about exploring new opportunities, market segments that provide opportunities for growth. if those opportunities don't exist, you don't need to be doing the hiring. it is about saying, if we don't see the opportunities to perform better, we might not have those high headcounts. tom: alex webb on the dwindling advertising revenue for some of these companies. twitter earnings are out later today. let's check on your markets before we close the hour. modest gains across european equities of .1%. european stocks closed yesterday in the green despite that bigger than expected hike from the ecb of 50 basis points. s&p e-mini's are down .4%, nasdaq futures are up .7%, tying into wh

really all at the moment is in a bit of stasis as we await inflation print out of the u.s.nne: still a lot of debate as to whether we reach parity for europe. rishaad: still have 1.00. then you can go to the other. yvonne: it is a technicality. rishaad: this is the scene in seoul. yvonne: this is the q&a going on at the b.o.k. right now. the questions are about where the path of tightening will be. another one or two hikes would not be considered tightening. the key rate likely at the lower end of neutral. one question people are asking about the currency as well, hopefully he will say something. rishaad: real rates as well still negative in most countries, because of these big inflation prints we are getting. that is the scene in seoul. >> 10:30 in shanghai right now. it will be a pretty busy day there in the financial hub. you can continue to see a little bit more downside here those gains you saw in june evaporating as well. we are still waiting on those trade numbers to hit. we will look at the oil index. it is set for an eighth straight weekly drop. we are poised to ma

and not operating from a stasis of scarcity. >> congratulations to our news our authors. proud of the three of you. thank you and congratulations. online right now, the rollout of covid vaccines for children under five is well underway. but a recent survey found that pediatricians in rural areas appear less likely to recommend children get the vaccine. we dig into what that means on our website. for more analysis of the supreme court and this week's explosive january 6 hearings, joined the washington week panel tonight on pbs. join us again here tomorrow evening or pbs news weekend when we will explore the legal obstacles to any new federal protections of abortion access. that is the news for tonight. thank you and please stay safe and have a good fourth of july. >> major funding has been provided by -- ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including the andersons and smiths. >> the hewlett foundation. supporting institutions to find a bett

the stasi, also behind bars.g to leave germany and start cooperate with the cia these grievances. the east has not forgotten, moreover, they are still supported financially, even in 2021, the difference in salaries between the modern axis and the allies averaged 24%, which is not the case. it is in the downtrodden east that the left and far-right alternatives for germany are gaining the most votes today, 33 years after the fall of the berlin wall, it is clear that the wall has not been completely destroyed. its numerous fragments. they still remain a significant part of the political landscape of a supposedly united country. they are still traumatic and quite capable of causing serious damage. especially for those who do not want to notice them. while the european union is trying to reduce its dependence on russian energy resources and aims to cut russian gas purchases by a factor of three. moscow intends to increase its consumption and develop domestic demand for energy resources, this was discussed during the n

other than that, it is stasis. i want to take 12 seconds and note a grim and tally and -- italian inflation report. it is out 8% in june, back to 1986. what is stunning in the report, for low earners where they subgroup that out, it was 8.3% in the first quarter, and 9.8% for low earners in italy in the second quarter. the uneven burden of inflation is tangible. on individual securities, lisa. lisa: i want to take a look at the bank earnings. we did get earnings from wells fargo showing they did have in-line interest income, which was the supporter. shares down .8%. you're looking at blackrock, shares unchanged. blackrock reported earnings with a decline in the amount of flows, with a decline in total assets and a decline when it comes to withdrawals from their active funds. if you look across assets, unitedhealth was interesting and reported earnings, they beat estimates by a significant margin. they increased their forecast going forward, which is interesting at a time when so many people are expecting health car

front and center for the zeitgeist is joe manchin and the stasis we have slipped into.iven the heat, and i believe for the next five days in new york city it is what i will call seasonally hot, not like the crisis in london. i wonder how they will be overwhelmed by events, including market events? this is incredible. this is a bridge, john went to see full of manchester united about 12 years ago and jumped off the hammers with bridge -- the hammersmith bridge into the thames. jonathan: that is not what happened. tom: you are pushed off. it is an impaired bridge and they are wrapping it in foil. jonathan: i try to go south of the river. do not use the hammersmith bridge. an amazing picture of what is happening. any to say? you're very excited. tom: i am not excited, that is the wrong word. the tail risk of that he is in france, it is supposed to be 100 degrees in paris, but it is shocking what we are seeing in london. jonathan: it is rare to get days like this in the u.k.. i understand it will fade after today it will get back to something more seasonal. at least for now

the same time, federal agents found out over multiple stasis or subpoenas, execute search warrants, and interview potential witnesses as part of the investigation into the electors scheme. and amid this massive swirl of activity, and speculation, and pressure, and anticipation, there is attorney general merrick garland. it completely avoiding interviews with the scientists that would lester holt, of course he can't divulge what is actually going on in the investigation. it is still fascinating to hear his perspective at this key moment. take a listen. >> let's start off and talk off about january six. we just watched weeks of some pretty horrific testimony about what led up to january 6th and what happened that day. as an american, can you tell me what your impression was? of what we are hearing? >> your talk about the? hearings >> yes. >> i think it's very important part of democracy that every american recognizes the truth of what happened on january six and the time surrounding it. i think this is an important part that we not downgrade or suppress how important that day was. i think

the only three house of worries nowadays, this stasis and this inability to get very much done, it datesn said was, even though of lost both houses of congress, and wanting to be like truman. and wouldn't put one foot in front of the other. i'm going to try and get things done. he was able to work with the other side, for better or for worse, on things like welfare reform and the balanced budget. despite the fact that many democrats in 1994 road -- he was able to get reelected. i would say almost exactly the same about barack obama, after he lost both houses of congress in 2010. >> so, let's talk about barack obama. when he did lose, the tea party election, he famously waited for the i think what he said. >> i'm not recommending for every future president that they take a shellacking like i did last night. >> we made mistakes, we could've done things differently. we could've prioritize things in a different way. we have to do now is learn from those lessons and move forward. >> so, let me ask you this. joe biden was there in 2010, he has the advantage of being the former vice president.

on the value of the business as twitter pursues this case, are they almost required to remain in stasist make any dramatic changes to the business even if economic conditions change, even if the competitive landscape changes, because if they do, in effect elon musk can say, hey, right there, i shouldn't have to buy this for $44 billion because this is a different company now than the one i agreed to buy back in 2022. >> i completely hey grow with you, and i think that's the argument that they have to raise. this is the one that has some bite to it if the judge thought this was real out of the normal xhors of business, i'm not aware of anyone walking out of the -- there are cases where people made their decisions based on that so i think in this case twitter has the choice between asking for $1 billion termination fee or specific performance trying to close him to go through with the deal obviously they weren't go on to the specific performance train which i believe the -- for the ability of them winning on the claim is much higher, but i see the manin issue on enforcing something like t

killed a 28 year-old man at a bowling alley in downtown livermore saturday night conference, theresa stasi, who has the latest on that investigation. >> a vigil is growing out here in front of granada bowl and now live more. police are releasing a picture of the suspect. police identifying this man. 27 year-old roger aleman garcia as the suspect in the fatal shooting of antonio vargas. >> and injuring 2 others. police say garcia is a convicted felon with a criminal history, including assault with a deadly weapon. he is prohibited from carrying a weapon based on his criminal background. >> and i've never even fathom something that would happen in this area. >> justin thompson belongs to a bowling here. like that to happen is kind of mind-boggling. you would never imagine, especially area. this is like the friendly's community either everybody got their super family. we, you know, got to go downtown all time because we go, police say preliminary evidence shows the shooting broke out after garcia and vargas got into a fight inside the bowling alley. >> police say that garcia pulled out a gun

call text or chat in order to be connected to a >> trained health care specialist kron four's theresa stasi reports on what many say the service could do to save lives. >> having 90 day with those call centers and people on headlines are get really going to be a game-changer. it has been 3 years since town hall lost her son miles. hall was shot and killed by walnut creek police during a domestic incident back in 2019. >> his family says he struggled with mental health breakdowns. but when he had an acute crisis, his family could only call 9-1-1 which brought police, not health care specialists. 9 8. 3 >> easy to remember. >> but now there is 9, 8, 8, a free and confidential national suicide crisis. lifeline being launched that anyone can use. 24 7 in the united states. >> they actually just that conversation decreased discretion, anxiety increases hopefulness. so it's just that one conversation enough to get someone on the right >> doctor, jennifer christian herman is a clinical psychologist with blue shield of california. government data shows in 2020 the u.s. had one death by suicide. eve

our theresa stasi was working on this story and her full report airs tonight on kron. 4 news at 8. happening now. smoke for recent wildfires in the east bay impacting the air quality officials now extending an air quality advisory for eastern contra costa county through monday. this is because of the marsh fire still smoldering out near bay point. people living in the area are advised to stay indoors. and officials with con fire say they are actually flooding the entire area to try to end the ongoing smoke hazard. wow. let's bring in meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez for a check on the air quality this friday. what do we need to know? liver isa there, stephanie? yeah, it's great for most of the bay area, but no surprise it near where those fires are burning near pittsburgh an and choke. we are tracking poor air particles out there this afternoon. so please. >> limit outdoor activity as much as you can, especially those of you with any pulmonary or respiratory issues, air quality tomorrow, going to worsen for those of you in the east bay, moderate air particles still good for most of

i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. all right, teresa, thank you for that. meantime, the suspects in that trader joes parking lot robbery in danville that theresa just mentioned >> were reportedly involved in another armed robbery. that's according to the contra costa county district attorney's office. the da's office filed 3 felony counts against 18 year-old leon cafe fountain in connection with armed robberies that took place in walnut creek and danville. fountain entered a not guilty plea in both cases. the da's office says the robbery at the trader. joe's in danville is organized by a local gang. >> martinez man is in custody facing assault charges. investigators say they arrested this man. 39 year-old christopher always last week initially in connection to assaults. that happened in chaco area earlier this year. however, they say further investigation revealed owens was also responsible for a rape that happened in walnut creek in march of 2017, another rate in concord in august of 2017 and an attempted rape in pleasant hill that was reported in october

one side or especially vocal kron four's theresa stasi reports from inside the chambers. >> as the drama unfolded. >> 1500 comments and 600 people on zoom. you could feel the tension in the air as commission members cast their vote. in the end, the vote cleared the fence. 23 to 2. the vote allows howard terminal to have a change in designation giving an a's new ballpark project. another chance of becoming a reality. and this group in favor of the new stadium celebrated the home great for you know, it's a lot of jobs and a lot of housing to her feeling great. you know, we had a lot of together to this photo of her wearing rally. also gleeful. >> a's president dave campbell speaking to kron 4 about the 7 hour meeting. i think it's definitely a home run. this is a huge approve. all it required a supermajority, 18 votes. we've got 23. >> and it's just challenging organization to get approval like this through. so it's a big step, although this was a win, the end game is still quite some distance away. not over yet. obviously we have a lot for 5 more step in the process, right? we have a vote

that's all in marin county, theresa stasi to kron. 4 news. >> we're still waiting to learn what led up to a sonoma county sheriff's deputy to shoot and kill somebody. this morning. it happened on thomas road in a remote part of geyserville. the sheriff's office has released little information, including just how many shots were fired and why deputies were in that area to begin with. officials are promising to release more details soon. daly city police are searching for the suspects who robbed an elderly man and took off with his watch. surveillance video shows a man in the black hoodie violently trying to take things from the other man. this happened yesterday afternoon in neighborhood along skyline drive. that's why franklin roosevelt school when officers arrived. the 69 year-old victim told them that he was hit with a gun and robbed of his watch. video also shows the suspect running away in a red car that is parked close by somebody inside that vehicle was apparently waiting for him. kron four's dan thorn is working on this story tonight. have more information coming up on kron. 4 n

that's all in marin county, theresa stasi to kron. 4 news. >> also in the north bay, police have identified the 4 people killed in wednesday night's crash along highway 12. >> and rio vista, the driver of the honda that crashed head-on into a chevy suburban has been identified. now as 20 year-old jordan cove in from vacaville. the 2 passengers killed were 19 year-old erica. anderson and 19 year-old lacy conway, both from vacaville, the woman who was killed in the suv was 70 year-old laura perrot from mexico. police say they found several open bottles of alcohol inside jordan, coleman's car during blood alcohol testing to determine whether alcohol was a factor in this crash. 6 other people, including children, injured. >> one person was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. today. it happened on thomas road in the remote part of the town of geyserville sheriff's office has released very little information, including what led up to the shooting. and if there are any other injuries. but they are promising to release more details soon. the identity of the person killed has also n

. >> kron four's theresa stasi reports a victim has been identified as an oakland resident who is visiting their mother when he was killed. >> it's a very populated area and there a lot of gunfire. so and that's what the 9-1-1 caller said when they initially called that they wrapping rapid gunfire and a lot a violent sunday morning in marine city shook neighbors and now marin county sheriff's deputies are working overtime to try and figure out what led to the shooting that injured 2 people. >> and killed a 42 year-old man from oakland, sergeant britain schneider with the county sheriff's department says it appears the victim, michael arthur rogers, the second was visiting his mother. >> when the shots ring currently, we a person interest that the detectives have identified and from the investigation talking to witnesses gathering video surveillance. the surgeon says that they are not releasing surveillance video right now as detectives search it for evidence. >> they also have not made any arrests, understanding that there was a gun that was recovered as to who was the owner of the gun use

crawford's theresa stasi has the story.turday afternoon and this alameda city target parking lot. >> police say the mom went to get her 6 week-old baby boy out of the car seat and saw he wasn't breathing and alameda police officer happened to be about a block away when the first 9-1-1 call went out upon he cont cted mother and father who is in need have the trunk of the car open? >> was performing cpr on the 6 week old child. the officers immediately jumped into again, cpr on the with the assistance of the mother who's getting rescue breaths. additional calls went out and more response came in. an officer arrived on scene. that officer also assisted with a performing lifesaving measures on the child. the child was still not responsible at that time. and then the another officer and his training arrived on scene and they assisted with cpr after about 2 minutes of performing cpr. this time they started to get a reaction from the child. minutes later, the fire department responded. fire department, you know. did everything the

prepared, especially with this latest contagious variant of the omicron virus with couples, theresa stasie soon or any other type of travel for some summer fun. health experts say enjoy also plan ahead. in case you get covid. >> who can help you? how do you contact public health? how do you contact a physician? what are what are the things that you're going to be? doctor john swartzberg is with uc berkeley school of public health. so we're dealing with a very, very contagious form of this first for were contagious than any of its previous iterations since this pandemic began. so with that data point to the doctor says get your plan in place. >> the time to think about do if you get covid is now when you're well a year ago, there wasn't that much you can do besides go to the emergency room now you can get tested. you can test yourself at home. if you're turned positive. you know, every county has a system where you can get paxlovid. if you're candy for that. he says if you have tested positive and planned to fly home, even want to go to the airport, infect other people, you know, to be on

four's theresa stasi reports. >> pretty much feel the >> from where i was standing because it was so. collision happened right in front of her eye here. just vehicle crash and popping. >> and i walked over to james donlon the street and just saw a car up in flames. police say initial reports show the 2 cars were speeding down. james donlon boulevard. 1 one hit a tree, then slammed into the other vehicle. fire crews responded quickly trying to save the life of the driver, but he was too much. the driver died at the scene. the driver of the other vehicle and a passenger were treated for minor injuries. police say that it will take time to provide all of the facts of this crash. but this this area is known for a lot of we do have enforce this area. i think james dolan is a little i think people drive way too ran the red lights constant. >> the coroner has not released the name of the deceased driver just a few feet from thursday's accident. a memorial, antioch police say that in the spring, another driver died in a crash on the street. theresa kron. 4 news. >> well, oakland police have i

we've got crawford's theresa stasi with a closer look at that. >> if you are leaving on a plane soonh experts say enjoy also plan ahead. in case you get covid. >> who can help you? how do you contact public health? how do you contact a physician? what are what are the things that you're going to be? doctor john swartzberg is with uc berkeley school of public health. so we're dealing with a very, very contagious form of this first 4 were contagious than any of its previous iterations since this pandemic began. so with that data point to the doctor says get your plan in place. >> your time to think about do if you get covid is now when you're well a year ago, there wasn't that much you can do besides go to the emergency room now you can get tested. you can test yourself at home. if you're turned positive. you know, every county has a system where you can get paxlovid. if you're counting a candidate for that, he says if you have tested positive and planned to fly home, even want to go to the airport, infect other people, you know, to be on a plane and infect other people. so >> you have

that's all in marin county, theresa stasi to kron. 4 news. >> rio vista police have identified the 4 people killed in wednesday night's crash along highway 12. the driver of the honda crashed head-on into a chevy suburban has been identified as 20 year-old jordan colvin from vacaville, the 2 passengers killed 19 year-old erica anderson and 19 year-old lacy conway also from vacaville, the woman who was killed in the suv with 70 year-old laura from mexico. police say they found several open bottles of alcohol inside jordan cove and scar. they are doing blood alcohol testing to determine whether or not alcohol was a factor in the crash. 6 other people including children, were injured. >> health officials in napa county are investigating an outbreak of legionnaires disease cases just confirmed in recent weeks. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> napa county public health detected 9 cases of legionnaires disease and additional cases in the last few weeks. doctor karen smith, the county's interim public health officer, says the cases were reported between july 11 to wednesday of this w

if we don't like the way the house operates nowadays, this stasis and inability to get very much done994. what clinton said was, even though i lost both houses to congress, some going to be like truman. i'm going to put one foot in front of the other. i'm going to try to get things done. he was able to work with the other side for better or for worse on things like welfare reform and the balanced budget, and despite the fact that many democrats in 1994, -- bill clinton's office politically dead, he was able to be reelected. i would say almost exactly the same thing about barack obama after he lost both houses of congress in 2010. >> so, let's talk about barack obama. when he did lose in 2010, the tea party election, he famously went on tv and this is what he said. this is what you biden said. let's have a listen. >> i'm not recommending for every future president that they take essential lacking like i did last night. >> we make mistakes. we could have done things differently. we could have prioritize things in a different way. and what we have to do now is learn from those lessons an

brits are rushing back to the skies after two years of covid stasis. calder is a british aviation expert. >> and of course the airlines want to make as much money as they possibly can. but unfortunately, while they're taking the bookings, they're not making sure that they've got the resources to get people where they need to be. >> reporter: those resources are employees, many laid off during covid, many jobs still unfilled. >> getting an aircraft into the air requires 20 different skilled individuals. unfortunately, of those 20, half a dozen of them are off doing something else. >> reporter: not just in the uk, but across europe, pilots and airport staff striking for better pay, leading to british airways cutting nearly 30,000 flights come this august. scandinavian air systems filing for bankruptcy in the u.s., and more european airlines facing walkouts. but if you can handle the hassle at departure, you might have a happy surprise on arrival for your next european getaway. >> asia, but particularly china simply isn't traveling abroad. the number of v

i say, well, we’ll somehow become friends with one snake , when you found this tangle of almost stasisstresses said, here you do n’t have a single snake, and here is a whole terrarium. she called me one time. there on our other issues and agreements. that's what i told her that i 'll send you a video, and you'll see how many snakes there are in general. she knew about this basement, that there were snakes there, or she deliberately hid it. well, it's already one can only guess. she said the snake in the summer she lives in the garage and in the winter she lives in the basement, and you didn't try to get an answer. why do these snakes live there? i bought a house. now this is my problem for me to solve. this is what she said to you, no, it wasn’t she who told me, it’s me, i decided so, i think that it ’s just these two years that the house was abandoned, taking into account, but also the territory and, accordingly, that there are underground areas in your basement they have multiplied. she may not have guessed. she fed one snake, but it turned out there is a whole family of them at the

kron four's theresa stasi reports he forgot his car keys.captured the entire crime. >> take a look. the man walks in and begins searching around. do you know this man have no idea who this person is never seen before it all he actually look on the last leg room is the owner of the doughnut hot spot. he says the theft happened around 8.30 tuesday night. he checked the surveillance video after driver came back late. i noticed something wasn't right. we look at this video on what went through your mind. >> why? what was he in our office that what you're looking for see busted open the file cabinet. he was looking all over for stuff. my office. he was in the catering offices. he says that the man eventually grabbed some cash any left. took a left, turn out the lights. the case done and then literally like 10 minutes later, life goes back on again areas. again, apparently left his keys in there and came back to get him. he took a set of keys from one of our trucks as well. the truck is still there, but we've now gone up keys for the track. >> i h

there's always going to be forces of action and forces of stasis. and that's just what history is. you understand that it really is up to us. and i would argue that this fourth of july, as much as any in our history, certainly since the civil war, is one where we have to realize that patriotism isn't passive. it's an active state. this is a stress test for citizenship. >> so i tweeted a couple of days ago a question, i guess just because i was ready to be abused. the question, even with all of our flaws, why are you proud to be an american? that's a dangerous question to ask on twitter. got a lot of really positive responses. got some negative response from people who are deeply concerned with whether the country is. but here's one of my favorites by joe reynolds. and he said, when you are some small person with your back against the wall, a natural disaster, political prisoner or pandemic, you don't say, maybe india will help us, or maybe china. you say, maybe america will help. we don't always live up to that, but we should. i loved that answer, because again, through all of our

the stasi dug into the archives. well, and so on, and what?ways explained to us, why he is anti-communist, yes, because he is a soviet commune. so they kidnapped his father, arrested his father. he was sitting there somewhere in the camps, and then adenaur’s intervention followed, which means that since then he understands or does not like communism and communists, but now we see how we have correctly noticed any anti-communism more than once. in general, in fact, they explained e russophobia. yes, what he says now. this is not about communists, yes, but uh, if you remember his father and mother, in fact, parents. so, excuse me, they joined the national socialist party of hitler in the thirty-second year, when even this was mainstream in germany, that is, they were staunch nazis. and when he talks about the wicked, yes, and there it means, with which he turns out, that he says that these same russians also took just his holy parents. the nazis were arrested there after the war. they are who they are there were, and he knows this perfectly well

uh, the stasi wrote anonymously., here are the districts, well, not the district. it is probably a free geographical place. where everything was free here in our berlin and the people who lived in these houses on bernaustraße. they had one big privilege in relation. well they had no air, because their windows were closed, but those televisions that were in these houses could catch the western ones, berlin and many who lived. strictly speaking, not many, but all who lived in these houses. they arranged whole parties there, their friends came to see them, neighbors came from some other houses, because there you could turn on the tv and see this free world. here is this beautiful west berlin in which at that time there was no unemployment there, and crazy money was pumped there, who shouted we are dying here at all. we are all surrounded. we have barbed wire here , everything. and so they came and looked at this free world, and all of europe and all of west germany rejoiced, everyone said. look, people live in a concent

lead caretaker government is so important, because if they aren't than a lot of stuff gets put on stasiselected with a l borisjohnson was elected with a huge majority, 80 seats in 2019 — his argument in the last few days was he was elected but that thumping majority, and he said to the men and women who came to say it's time to 90, women who came to say it's time to go, he said no, he has a popular mandate. maybe some people voted for him in 2019 and will be questioning this whole process about how lots of people can knock on the door of number ten and tell them to go, than in the end he does go.— in the end he does go. general elections bookmark _ in the end he does go. general elections bookmark the - in the end he does go. general elections bookmark the ends i in the end he does go. general| elections bookmark the ends of premier ships, they are not the thing that determines throughout the course of the premiership whether you stay in. that is about the confidence of your mps, the ability to continue governing to get business through the house of commons. but that's a personal mandate