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steven: thanks for the tip.t now you have the liberal parents and the conservative child. elyse: this morning i found a copy of the wall street journal under his bed. steven: you think maybe he was switched at birth and the rockefellers have our kid? meredith baxter: michael was just wonderful. he was young and energetic and he had such good timing. alex: who did this? michael gross: we started rather slowly, nbc was moving us around a little bit, trying to find the right place for us. jim colucci: family ties pumped a little bit of life into the family sitcom, but the sitcom in general had been pronounced dead. there were very few on the air. and then all of a sudden comes the cosby show in '84. theo: dad, can i have an advance on my allowance? cliff: son, you're already backed up to your 50th birthday. tim allen: the cosby show was a game changer to me. this is just a family i adored. present history has tainted that a little bit. it didn't stop the fact that that was a ground-breaking experience. jacqueline c

steven: good point.the brands really understand this is a different medium and it is not images. it is text. being very witty and understanding how do you have your brand voice come through? right now it is fun, it is positive. you do not have the trolls and the cesspool of other platforms. the fact you have brands like american eagle, wendy's, follow some of their threads. it is funny. i think that is kind of this gone by eire of social -- by era of social where people opened the app to see what brands were saying. ed: just an update for you and the audience. when you were racing over to the l.a. studio, mark zuckerberg updated and it is 17 million on threads. steven: i think he said something in the thread he was not talking about monetization until they hit one billion subscribers. this is one of the fastest app launches in history. very exciting to see this trajectory. but let's see that threshold and see what happens. caroline: that billion was on the clear path. what do you think about the monetiza

steven: air cargo is a different story.is down more than 40%, very different than one year before. we are 10% higher than where we were in 2019. in that sense, we're getting to a more normalized level. it has to do with shipping prices going down. plus the fact that we have increased capacity in our passenger business planes. that is the reason that we are having increasing capacity which leads to lower load factor. it is lower than on a full freighter, but there is softening demand. lizzy: air france-klm cfo steven zaat joining me. the bank of japan jolts financial markets by loosening its grip on bond yields. we will bring you the latest reaction next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe". the bank of japan halted financial markets after announcing a tweak to its longtime yield curve control policy. valerie has been following this throughout the morning. how are japanese markets faring at this point? valerie: what a web saw this morning. when these announcements first came out we saw a

steven: thanks for the tip. family, except now you have the liberal parents and the conservative child. elyse: this morning i found a copy of the wall street journal under his bed. steven: you think maybe he was switched at birth and the rockefellers have our kid? meredith baxter: michael was just wonderful. he was young and energetic and he had such good timing. alex: who did this? michael gross: we started rather slowly, nbc was moving us around a little bit, trying to find the right place for us. jim colucci: family ties pumped a little bit of life into the family sitcom, but the sitcom in general had been pronounced dead. there were very few on the air. and then all of a sudden comes the cosby show in '84. theo: dad, can i have an advance on my allowance? cliff: son, you're already backed up to your 50th birthday. tim allen: the cosby show was a game changer to me. this is just a family i adored. present history has tainted that a little bit. it didn't stop the fact that that was a ground-breaking experience

steven, i am a venezuelan _ people? steven, i am a venezuelan citizen. - people?i do people? steven, i am a - venezuelan citizen. i do not divide people in any of those categories, which socialism does. unfortunately, this is something we all are venezuelan share right now. i am a venezuelan mother with my kids very far, and i want to ensure they all have the opportunity to grow in a free country that gives opportunity to all. and perhaps you should come soon and feel the magnitude of this energy growing. sanctions are a consequence of huge, you know, obscene violations of human rights, corruption and trafficking and should be used to pressure the regime to move forward in what we all venezuelan stream, which is to have a country where we can be back together, where we have respect where we have justice, and most of all we have dignity and most of all we have dignity and freedom. and that's what we represent today. so i am confident that even though we have huge changes in the face of us, huge challenges, we've been preparing for over two decades for a moment in w

that's correct, steven. it's indeed indeed a big low plans to make india a semi conduct a global hub. they are a big part of the school, you know, and this deal was the centerpiece of this plan. now with this deal having fallen through and not being enough category as to what really happened behind the scenes, this is definitely being seen as a major setback for in those funds a. but it does putting up a brief front of the uh, junior, i to minister in the unit. the government has said that it would be a mistake to bet against india because india has just started rising. and that this only means that these companies are free to pursue their goals independently. but then uh, of what is being said that this is definitely a list that back in other investors in maybe in other fields. also, they just, they might be digging this as a, as a cost to retain or you're, you're already getting into my next question. will other businesses look at this as something that's related specifically to these companies? and you sa

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i think it was steven smith, the host of the steven smith show and first take on espn joins us now.steven, great to. >> see you, man., what's going on, buddy? how are you doing? me? >> l go right at that clip. is that how we should do this? we just starstt to fee startl o. there's no such. go on. i know you are. tephen a the problem is, steven, a in in truth, when it comeshing to justice, there is no such thing as black america and white america. ase are only individuals. whenso when you assign culpability to individuals of the past, to individuals of today, they're simply nothing an to hold anyone accountable fore . why do i pay to pay the price for the sins of the paste case f and you reap the benefits? in the case of the affirmative action, i'm not saying you had affirmative actionrmativ , but you as a black man would reap the benefits of affirmative action forts oive acti the sinsp on someone of the past. we are only in the end, steven a individualass. undeell, first of all, i get where you're coming from and i can understand how you would look at it that waouldy. you have to re

did you know steven spielberg previously? have you in mind for his uncle? >> no, no, no.jimmy: when was this, how long ago are we talking? >> '73. >> jimmy: 1973, okay, wow. >> off the street, "would you like to read for this movie?" i had no idea, i'd never been to hollywood, i'd never been on television. it was the lead in a television movie, a 2 1/2-hour movie called "the law." believe it. it won the emmy. >> jimmy: wow. >> none of this was in my vision. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> i come out, read the script, it was like a big bible tome. it was eleanor killgarin. and she said, "let me introduce you to people in the office." she walked me around the office. this is so-and-so, so-and-so, so-and-so. there's a little guy sitting behind a desk with a script on the desk. she said, "this is steven spielberg, he's going to be very big." 50 years ago, this was. >> jimmy: wow. >> at least 50, right? and so i said, "oh, okay." then i went, got the part. started my career. >> jimmy: and what was the script he had sitting on his desk? >> "jaws." i reminded him about that. he said that w

settle. 4d 1933 61,237 feet and stevens and anderson,. 1935 72,395 feet. this is the greatest altitude ever reached by man, but balloons carrying only equipment reached even higher. radio sand balloons equipped to send constant reports back to earth by radio have climbed as high as 86,000 feet. and at this point should be mentioned the fact that air ologist use small volumes determine wind direction and velocity. here is the operation of sounding as it's called being performed aboard a which serves to remind us of still another use of balloon balloon balloons in war. the first water balloon was used by the french at the battle of fleurus. in 1794. the might have shut it down, but figuring the balloon is taking enough risk just up in such a full contraption contraption. the civil war telegram for they used to shout, wait, why i throw rocks at each other to messages were sometimes tied. this was the first step on the road to radio. recognized. this it is the grandpa of all aircraft carriers the first one in history the agw park custer's used by the federal t

settle. 4d 1933 61,237 feet and stevens and anderson,. 1935 72,395 feet. this is the greatest altitude ever reached by man, but balloons carrying only equipment reached even higher. radio sand balloons equipped to send constant reports back to earth by radio have climbed as high as 86,000 feet. and at this point should be mentioned the fact that air ologist use small volumes determine wind direction and velocity. here is the operation of sounding as it's called being performed aboard a which serves to remind us of still another use of balloon balloon balloons in war. the first water balloon was used by the french at the battle of fleurus. in 1794. the might have shut it down, but figuring the balloon is taking enough risk just up in such a full contraption contraption. the civil war telegram for they used to shout, wait, why i throw rocks at each other to messages were sometimes tied. this was the first step on the road to radio. recognized. this it is the grandpa of all aircraft carriers the first one in history the agw park custer's used by the federal t

steven is the most you countries the, the merits and legislations like this. i understand the reasoning behind it or is that a feeling to a certain extent that that being pushed around here by, by the us. i think it's a bit of both. frankly. i mean, yes, the us is pushing no question. that's also true. this bunch company has taken care of the sophisticated and its products of particularly desirous objects. sullivan keeps talking. the us national security adviser keeps talking about the risk and from china. one can define what that means, i think for some europeans, when he says, we want a small garden with high walls, they think the garden will be the size of texas, but they do understand that helping. she's in thing, do more quickly what she's in thing says he's going to do. which has to make china capable of invading taiwan by 2027 and becoming the world superpower by 2050. may not be in the herb's best interest. now. it's also true. europe has great trade with china. there's lots of things to do with china. there's climate. the interests of europe are not e

in january 2021, ollie stevens - to protect them.ary 2021, ollie stevens set off| to protect them. in january l 2021, ollie stevens set off to meet a friend just minutes from his home. the 13—year—old was about to be ambushed. he suffered two fatal stab wounds. ollie's parents have been speaking at this knife crime conference in milton keynes. it's highlighting other problems being tackled including through prevention and education. thames valley police saver dealing with knife crime is their top priority. they are the first force in the country to use an app which highlights hotspots and monitors patrols. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. the chinese government is tightening controls over exports of key materials used in the manufacturing of semiconductor chips, technology that's at the center of disputes between the us and china. the announcement comes just days before us treasury secretary janet yellen makes a high—stakes trip to beijing. in recent months, both superpowers have issued restrictive m

david lynch is in the new steven spielberg movie "the fabelmans."d, the old-timey director, very famous guy. he's another famous director who you've worked with many, many times. >> yeah. >> jimmy: somehow you engineered his appearance in the film. he initially said no? >> well, i can't take the credit of, you know, maestro spielberg. but steven loved this dream of having david lynch in the film, and both of them together sort of paying homage to john ford, who means so much to both of them as filmmakers. and i was -- >> jimmy: david said no, though, right? initially? >> i think that's correct, yeah. >> jimmy: and then steven called you and said, "can you help me?" >> yes, and i had the time of my life, both bringing them together and perhaps supporting david in feeling comfortable acting in this movie. >> jimmy: oh, is that what it was? >> yeah, that the two of them together pay tribute to ford in that way. and it's such an incredible scene in the movie. >> jimmy: can i ask you about the mechanics of that? first steven, what, does he call you, you

and you talk a lot about buchanan and steven is right. yeah.so one of the things that was great about the was part of my the memory and the subtitle wasn't really my memories so much it was a national memory. like who is it that we remember and why and when i walked into lancaster they were actively debating who to rename that one of the elementary schools after they wanted to think james buchanan's name off he being the last president before lincoln and one of these double faced democrats who was a slave owning of this of the confederacy. well, be soon to be confederacy and i'm a moral coward. and ever since he had died, they had meticulously looked after his mansion, and you could visit it in the junior league, had been very attentive to that and thaddeus stevens, who had lived in the same town at same time when buchanan was president thaddeus stevens, was the head of the ways and means committee in the house and was way more righteous. abraham lincoln or almost anybody else. congress and was lincoln's in a lot of ways. he was on really pushe

here to join us and set up at least what to expect is steven newcomb of the messenger up or serves as a congressional reporter, thanks for coming in. >> sensor having me pick. >> a little bit about the messenger knew outspread. >> we are eight weeks in paris we are a digital news platform we cover everything from politics to general news, sports, entertainment, business. our mission is timely, accurate, objective news you can find us on the messenger.com. again we have a great team so if you are interested in politics it's messenger.com for quick to forget the nuts and bolts of what to expect from congress can you describe how much time is left in thesc current session before the summer break is scheduled to happen? rex not much. up against august. we have got to get to the august recess and there is a lot to do in the next two or three weeks really. so we are up against a deadline the very end of july than july 28 is the last day until the augustho recess. >> the key thing being reported on his spending o it's interesting what's going on in the house of representatives. they have to

chief steven ford is retiring as of august 11th. >> he was our only hope. and the fact he's been there for less than nine months, it shows that this police department is falling and it's in turmoil and it needs urgent help. >> reporter: the announcement comes after another round of racist and homophobic text messages remain public. some aimed at the chief himself. and before a critical court hearing where some of the involved officers are expected to testify. community organizers are calling it a sad day for the city of antioch. >> honestly, like he's running away. i don't blame him. it's a lot. it's not just the text messages but with investigation. >> reporter: in a statement, the chief didn't give a reason behind his decision but says he's proud of what they accomplished and firmly believe the groundwork has been laid for organizational success. he hopes engagement with the community will continue. >> i would hope that he would stick to his words to wanting to see the positive changes in this police department. >> reporter: the announcement came as a sur

here steven gerard led the legendary club al-tifaq, and marcelo brosovich.roatian midfielder will now be the backbone of cristiano ronaldo starting with tennis, world no. 7 andrey rublev cleared the first round barrier in the most prestigious and oldest tournament of the grand slam series on wumbledon without any visible problems. andrey rublev at three sites. he beat the australian max purcel 6:37564 for victory rublev had a little more than an hour and a half five times, during the match andrey took the opponent's serve in the second round , he was don andrey rublev. now he will play against another russian aslan karatsky, who the day before for the first time in his career in the suburbs of london passed the first round, he was the don tournament. i am very happy to be back. after a two-year break from playing here in london playing wimbledon is a special feeling already at 11:00 am going all the way dion i am also happy that i won, of course, you always want to win in three sets. as easy as possible, but not always, it turns out, i was 2.5 behind and i w

steven ford has only been chief for less than a year. he talked to our katie nielsen tonight over the phone and told her this was a difficult decision for him and his family but he does feel like he has made progress. he also put out a formal statement. part of it says he was grateful for the opportunity to serve and he mentioned his last day will be august 11th. now, all of this is happening as antioch police is being investigated by the fbi. that investigation uncovers dozens of racist and homophobic texts allegedly sent back and forth between officers for years. nearly half of the officers in the department have been put on leave because of it. now at the same time, we have learned chief ford is expected in court this week to testify about that scandal. ford was subpoenaed by criminal defense attorneys who say the department violated the racial justice act. several antioch police officers were also subpoenaed but at least five of them are fighting it saying they have industrial injuries and cannot show up to court. the city has also b

steven a cook the council for an relations in washington dc. thanks for joining us. my pleasure. thanks for slow french authorities say they are mobilizing around 45000 police officers in an effort to quell violent protests in writing that despite a noticeably quieter night on sunday, with fewer people arrested. the weekends are classes across the country and the home of a local mayor was rammed with the car. in paris, the destruction is estimated to cost $20000000.00 euros. outside parasitic, the whole city council members held a peaceful protest against the recent under rest in france. the mayor sees the lack of solidarity in society. is that more difficult than new solve it? we are here to condemn the violence against property and people without any reservation for nothing can justify violence. love, you know, across from citizens got out in front of town whole so, so the, the everything matches among them the mayor of a paris up at whose house had been attacked. his wife and child were injured while fleeing the scene. in the eastern city across the french interior minister in

and steven is like, "this is my friend, he's a portrait artist."that was in the clip. >> yeah. >> seth: so there you go >> he plays an artist in the show, and he's a real-life incredible, incredible painter, yeah >> seth: well that's fantastic it's really a great show, and it's so lovely to have you here. thanks for being back with us. >> thanks so much for having me. [ cheers and applause >> seth: ali wong, everybody "beef" premieres on netflix april 6th. be right back with music from the hold steady. [ cheers and applause ♪♪ hibernatation afteter the bestst nap ofof my life..... anand papa is s hungry. and d while you'u're hittin' the trtrail, i'm hihitting yourur cooler. ohoh, cheddar!r! i've got h hot dog bununs! and your c cut-rate car insusurance mighght not pay y for all tht. so get allllstate, andnd be ber protecected from m mayhem, likeke me. roroar. (sfx: fafamily screaeams in backgroundnd) i can't wawait to gett out ofof here... ...and rigight into mymy show! new didial with hyhydraclean complelex and vitatamin e. cleaeanses deep p but i

steven gerard, and the midfielder of inter brozwich became a teammate of cristiano ronaldo.with tennis. the seventh racket of the world, andrei rublev, without visible problems , overcame the barrier of the first circle on the very the old and prestigious grand slam tournament at wimbledon. andrey rublev. in three sets, he beat the australian max pearl 6 3 7 5 6 4 for rublev's victory, a little more than an hour and a half was enough five times, during the match andrei took the opponent's serve in the second round in london andrei rublev. now to play against another russian karatsev, who the day before for the first time in his career in the suburbs of london passed the first lap i am very happy to be back. after a two-year break from playing here in london, playing at wimbledon is a special feeling already by 11:00 in the morning is going completely dion i am also happy that i won, of course, you always want to win in three sets. as easy as possible, but not always, it turns out, i was 2.5 behind and i was lucky that i managed to win back, because i was already preparing fo

i'm jessica layton >> i'm steven romo have a great friday.stay right there there's more news on the way ney >>> the record heat continues around the country a warning about how those extreme temperatures can affect your body and when we caex

monahan how to 0 so let's bring it, i guess, for today's discussion from brussels, we're joined by steven lang, who is the chief diplomatic, corresponded to new york for the new york times from townsend wisconsin. is emily benson, director of the project on trade and technology at the center for strategic ended specialist studies, added brisbin were joined by work powell, as professor at queensland university of technology, a warm welcome to you. we'll work. let's start with you. the top government says that introduce this legislation due to national security concerns. all those concerns legit to those didn't come to those conclusions independently. a site solution to pull the frame. um, the frame is basically a pronouncement by by presses and by the in early march, 2021. when he made it very clear that from his point of view, china was not going to become the wealthiest. all the leading nation in the world on, excuse, watch, and the confidence that there has been a full court press, progressively thing designed and mounted to put a tile on its ability to pose a risk on that particular ca

not steven, because every time he went in the shower, he put gaffer tape over his mouth. >> steven spielbergveled with a trunk full of spaghetti os. >> but he didn't have dysentery. >> it was up to me to say, i can't stay out of the dressing room for very long, should we think about cutting this down? let's just shoot this son of a bitch. and steven said, i was just thinking about that myself. >> and it worked like gangbusters. >> yeah. but it was a terrible disappointment to the poor guy that had been working all this time to perfect his skills. >> i hope you paid him for the five days. >> i'm sure they did, yeah. >> you have said that playing indy was -- is a joy and has been a joy for you. >> yes, it has. >> why, and is it a little bit bittersweet to have to say good-bye to him? >> no. no, it's time for me to grow up. six years ago, i thought maybe we ought to take a shot at making another one. and i wanted it to be about age. because i think that rounds out the story that we've told. and speaking to this issue of age. not making jokes about it, but making it a real thing. >> i am also a

earlier i spoke to steven a coach. he's a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington. i asked him about israel's credit claim that it was targeting terrorist reports that there is a coordinating sale of palestinian islamic jihad and m as in janine on the use rallies, believe it, they have good intelligence. and that this coordination center is essentially eyes in years for those 2 extremes. groups that keep an eye on his road trip, it's in the area and they have the best for be more difficult for the as well as to count to uh, engage in counterterrorism operations there, which is why they under to be strong strikes in inside the camp now they un humanitarian coordinators said that she was alarmed that airstrikes were used in this refugee camp. not only just because it's densely populated, but it's also a civilian area. what did you take on this? well, certainly i'd be if i'm a jihad in a mazda of offering uh, put themselves in the midst of a densely populated civilian areas to create these problems

it's relatively meeting with steven a cook of the council of foreign relations in washington dc. thanks for joining us . my pleasure. thanks. well, french authorities say they are mobilizing around 40000 police, 45000 police officers in an effort to qual, violent protests and writing. that's despite a notice really quite or night on sunday with fewer people arrested. the weekends are classes across the country and the home of a local mayor was rammed with the car in paris. the destruction is estimated. cost 20000000. yours outside parish city. whole city council members held a peaceful protest against the recent and rest in france. the mayor sees the lack of solidarity in society. is that more equal than you saw that we are here to condemn the violence against property and people without any reservation for nothing can justify violence. love udall the cross from citizens scave out in front of the town whole so. so the diary too much is among them the mayor of paris up at whose house had been attacked. his wife and child were injured while fleeing the scene. in the eastern city of

the chief dawn stevens, that is for inaki chief, the dawn stevens, told news read -- newsweek said held be happy to discuss the plan being returned. you don't get more native american than dawn stevens. wasn't he the husband from "bewitched." who cares? no heckling. [laughter] dawn stevens, sounds like the name bill hamrick gives when he stays at the inn and not by the airport. i'm sorry, i prefer my indigenous people to have more integers names like chief running bear or liz warren. [laughter] in the ice cream maker's def defense, you can see anywhere in america or in the world in fact, once belonged to someone else. my apartment is actually over at old burial ground. i know this because i did the burial. in fact, even the indian tribes that wants mount rushmore back up early took it from other indian tribes. if you are sincere, ben & jerry's to you should start with your own hq. i'm sure there are plenty of native americans more than willing to dispossess you of your no doubt multiple homes. and you could give away all their homes and still rent one from bernie sanders. [laughter] y

the vallejo city council voted unanimously to name a street in honor of earl stevens, who grew up in vallejo. stevens, who is better known as his stage name, e-40, released a song called magazine street back in 2015. that's where stevens lived as a child and a mile long stretch of that street between laurel street and old glen road in south vallejo will have signs added now to the current street sign declaring it e-40 way. this marks this year marks the 30th anniversary of e-40 first album, the 15th season of the car free sunday streets at san francisco's mission. today. today's event ran from 11 in the morning to four in the afternoon, right along valencia street between dubose avenue and 26. the block party stretched for more than a mile and there were free recreational activities, health resources, music and a lot of biking as well. visitors came from all over to enjoy what the san francisco community has to share. we just saw the indian cultural center and they were talking about their heritage and opening in the center. and it's just so much out here that people are not aware of

still with us, former congressman connor lam and stewart stevens. connor, what is your take on republican priorities? you are dressing, in the last segment what voters out there in the country care about. >> i mean, they're in a horrible position. they don't have anything to brag about or take home. and, you know, of the 435 house members for about 400 of them, that won't matter at all. they're in high partisan districts. they could take all the month of august off if they want to. it's not gonna mean a thing for the reelection. but, for that 30 or so set of battleground members, august is their chance to go home and see their voters in person, here in pennsylvania it would be church carnivals, ethnic food festivals and pretty soon it will be high school football. and you want to be able to say to someone, in very simple straightforward terms, my bill got passed or, you know, we've got the grant to rebuild the laws, wherever it is. and the fact is they can't do any of that because it took kevin mccarthy 20 rounds just to be elected speaker. any one

steven: the u.s.ng resilience the biden administration and trump administration provided savings through covid and there is still about $1 trillion there which contrasts easily with the san francisco fed number of $500 billion. we have healthy balance sheets for the health sold -- household sector. despite the regional bank hiccups we have seen, there is still a solid balance sheet for the industry in general. that drives home the liquidity. between liquidity, excess savings and health of the balance sheets this is not a credit crunch. this is an inflation session which means the fed has to get short rates high enough to choke of levels of economic demand. they are trying not to do that and the net result is they are slowing the economy but delaying the inevitable. if you run the risk that you could wind up with increased inflationary pressures built into the system. need to get the belly of the curve up. that is where everyone funds. they don't fund in the fed's market or the 30,-, 60 date market. a

x steven lenkk we have a questin from the audience for you. this mentions you have said it creates a little bit more work for you as diplomats to talk about the privacy protections we do have because it's not one comprehensive legislation. like to unpack how you are handling these explanations i can better understand the system and the united states and how that would intersect with data sharing agreements. >> i think it depends on the context we make that explanation. of course in our complex negotiation like the data privacy framework we have experts on both sides were quite familiar with the assistance in countries. but often we are doing public messaging. we have to talk about the various types of legal protections and how the u.s. system works. for instance our health data is protected by one piece of law. other protections are enforced by the federal trade commission or the variety of different ways our various types of personal information are protected. there is not like a single formula. it depends upon the conversation. but sometimes

a very good evening, steven. great to have you on the program. let's talk about it. i know, you know, the story like the back of your hand, the us military presence in syria widely considered illegal to non western nations . the us meantime, blaming russian pilots for the reasons encounters with his drones over the countries as res. i'm just gonna give it to you stephen, what's your take on this back and forth. the case of accusations just accusation, just for politics, the by the americans for politic use. the americans came into syria illegally. the american military came into syria and worked. was this separate this, the kurdish separate this into create to cause chaos and eh, and celia, the american military who came and installed the scene and resources of oil, gas and wheat and dark for bidding the city and that people from it and making dispute in people to suffer the americans, they are, they are the number one cause of the war in syria and to see any crisis to lead to last. this long distortion had been finished locked time ago. but because the united states

but police chief steven ford who just announced his resignation is expected to testify. hearing involves california's racial justice act. prohibits the state from pursuing criminal convictions on the basis of race, ethnicity, or national origin. >>> also, today, locals hoping for positive news. we will learn of the historic san francisco firm will be saved by its former employees. last week, it announced that it would soon shutdown, but, now, about 40 workers are hoping to take it over and save their jobs. on wednesday, union members sent a letter saying they want to turn anger into a employee-owned cooperative. a company spokesman says any decision would have to be made by a liquidator in charge of selling the assets. they asked a decision be made and announced by the end of today. >>> well, it is movie night tonight. blankets and blockbusters continues with a showing of steph curry's documentary, "underrated." there will be games and art and food and more. the movie, by the way, starts at 4:00 this afternoon. the free event is first-come, first-served, so you will want