took part in the premiere productions on the italian stage of operas by richard wackner and richard strauss. she conquered several continents of the world. she belongs to those singers who took part in the premiere productions on the italian stage of operas by richard wackner and richard strauss. circle of veterans is the name of the large-scale festival of veteran culture that took place in the capital. the purpose of the event is not only to support defenders, but also to create opportunities for their reintegration. in a friendly circle, the participants exchanged experiences and distracted themselves from everyday problems. with this festival we want to destroy. hundreds of thousands of square meters of damaged property, apartments, houses that need to be rebuilt, about the situation with restoration in in different regions of ukraine, about people's rights, opportunities and personal experience. this is what olga's house looked like last year, and this is what it looks like now. i am not spending money at the moment. about how to unite the country in the process of recovery in the proj

strauss will also appear on the helmets of the 120 affiliated minor league teams.ll a lot of news on this friday. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. well, right now at six, a story, you'll see only on nbc bay area, a family stuck inside an suv submerged in a canal. the person screaming, they need help. and i hear the screaming from the people under the water already. but a team of people, including off duty officers and two nurses who sprang into action to save that family. also, former president trump is now on his way out of the bay area after a quick trip for a pricey fundraiser on the peninsula. we'll take you to woodside. and we're following a developing situation in san francisco. a man shot by police inside a bart station. the exclusive video showing what happened right before officers opened fire. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. nothing short of a miracle. that's how the rescue of a family is being described in the south bay. this happ

forget, easily, inspired boldly, the soldier's balset will resound, and vienna circled and sang, as if strauss himself played, and the guy with a happy smile, his accordion... pressed to his heart, as if he had seen the volga spills, as if he had embraced russia, vienna remembers, the alps and the danube remember, that shining, singing, bright may, a whirlwind in a brussian balsa through the years, the heart will remember... will never forget, over the beautiful gray vienna, baal floated with pelts and fire, it sounded sometimes tenderly, sometimes passionately and... spring has overtaken everyone again, the spring of forty-fifth year, the danube has waited for you for so long, balstruski on the square of free vienna, a soldier played the accordion, vienna remembers, the alps and the danube remember, that blooming and shining bright may, a wreath in a russian waltz through the years, the heart remembers, will never forget, remembers ve. the alps and the danube will remind, that blooming singing bright may, a whirlwind in a russian waltz will fold the years, the heart remembers, will never forg

like, put the strauss. >> put strauss on that. >> that's. >> it's perfect.now, maybe it's good promotion, i don't know. >> tim would probably make more money than larry's idea with the forehead. >> they might charge more than $0.05. i don't know, hostile work environment by the way. >> is there something crazy that you can do that we don't know about, tim, that might fit in one of those records? >> crazy. yeah, i don't know. i don't think i think i'm a pretty normal guy. hopefully everyone in the office is probably shaking their head like, oh, god, no. >> no. >> right. no. we're shaking our heads because it is friday the 13th. you know, if you didn't notice, you're probably not very superstitious. then friday the 13th happens. at least once a year, but can't happen more than three times in a year. any month that starts on sunday will have a friday the 13th and the longest we can go without a friday the 13th is 14 months. did i provide all that information to us in like one second flag because i couldn't do the calculation? >> ask sandi. as children. yeah, ch

place, you know, it's difficult for me, i'm not strauss, she's not an opera singer, but television.xists as, well, not as a decoration, but as in general, the essence our stay, as in the family. you were also at the farewell today and saw both sveta, and the son, the daughter-in-law, and of course, granddaughter taisiya, beloved granddaughter taya, who cried today, yes at the coffin. we all remember grandfathers more than anyone else, yes taya, who grew up, as they joke on the knees of kvn, yes, she grew up, everyone always saw her in the hall, in front of the whole country, now she is already 17 years old, she, a star of social networks, a beauty, flew in to say goodbye to grandfather from dubai, and you heard something about ... the birth of a grandson, that alexander vasilyevich had another grandson a year ago, in addition to taya, in the family sasha has another heir, san-sanch, yes, a son has appeared, yes, today everyone was telling that the grandson is a year and a month old, imagine, so this is the first time i hear about such an addition - in their family. but today, of cou

. >>> shares of levi's strauss this morning after teasing a possible collaboration with the queen beyherself of an image of her wearing a cowboy hat and introducing a new chapter. they tagged beyonce's account. this comes after the earnings in june missed expectations. >>> moving on to the commercial real estate market. the fed rate cut decision could provide relief to cre owners. many borrower at cheap rates but, struggled once the valuations rose. according to the real estate financing firm marcus, the number of distressed loans is elevated. falling rates could help. for more on this, let's bring in president and ceo. the data from marcus and look who is here. you always give us insight in the commercial real estate market. >> thank you, frank. >> your data says a lot of these borrowers are expecting to get relief. i'm looking at articles in the journal and other articles. about $2.2 trillion of loans coming due in 2027. a lot of people are saying the rate cuts are coming too late. what do you see that's different? >> the constructive part of the rate cut will spur activity. the mar

in our belarusian climate, and even if there is a severe winter with severe frosts of -20 ° , the strausses the snow. e nests were arranged, this is a hole in any place of the enclosure, it is prepared by the male, at the beginning of the mating season, he digs a hole with this huge claw on his thumb, the female comes there, lays an egg, very a quick process, here it creates conditions for her, she is then like this, the female laid an egg and we take it away, since incubation lasts 42 days, during this time we have a temperature drop or it rains, water accumulates in the hole, the egg dies, there will be no chicks, therefore... only an incubator will allow us to hatch chicks. now basically all the eggs are sent to the chef in the cafe and he makes omelets. from one ostrich egg weighing approximately, well, the average weight is 1.5 kg. you can make from eight to twelve servings of omelets. and ostriches are also allowed here feed, but it should be done with great care. and in general, how capricious they are in care in food. ostriches are not picky, they grab everything that they see from

so it's been lots of different courses, but here on this loop around levi strauss plaza for the last0 years. >> all right. and there they go. every time they go by, it's such a, you know, just a boom. you feel the air and the excitement. robert lebel, congratulations on another gerald to san francisco. and congratulations to you. wow >> great. >> thank you very much. and we're having a race in oakland in two weeks. >> all right. folks should go check it out. thank you. and folks, thank you for joining us today. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. i'll see you back here at 4:00. take care >>> tonight, anger and grief boil over in israel, after the deaths of six hostages. as pressure on prime minister netanyahu grows. two american servicenn

the heir to the levi strauss fortune, philanthropist daniel lurie, is outraised and outspent his opponents by more than double da. lynn checked in with a few voters to see if all that money is actually making a difference >>>>with all of its flaws and problems >>>>some >>say san francisco is still a world class city. >>>>it's the best city in america there's only so much america can >>>>do. native san franciscan ilya reagan remains optimistic about the city >>>>everybody has peaks and valleys. you know, we went through some valleys and we're climbing our way up to get to the peak again. drop the gun. drop the gun. >>>>like most voters, he's concerned about crime and homelessness. he voted for london breed in the previous mayoral election, but says not this time. >>>>i'm not saying that london breed is bad or evil. it's just time for a change. let's let's let's try some new strategies, see if things can get done a lot faster. >>>>this is partly why breed supporters believe her path to victory will be dependent on new and young voters motivated to turn out by the presidential race. >>>>we're

cnn's daniel strauss has been re-watching the tapes, of vance's and walz's past debates. so he can give us an idea of what maybe we can expect to see tomorrow, daniel, thanks for joining us. so one issue that's sure to come up is abortion. in the past j.d. vance said he supported a nationwide abortion ban. he's since backed away from that position because obviously trump has but he's not in favor of it trump also says there has to be exceptions for the life of the mother and for rape and incest. and it should be left to states to decide here's how j.d. >> vance responded in 2022 when he was not running as trump's running mate, but as his own man when he was asked whether he would support a ten-year-old rape victim being able to get an abortion my basic view here is that we need to protect life in this country and it is a very different view from where tim ryan stands. >> now the particular case of that young girl, what i've said is she should be able to get an abortion in the state that i think one obvious exception that applies there is that it's very dangerous for a you

tuesday and beyond daniel strauss. thank you for coming on this morning. really appreciate it is still the calm after the break, hurricane helene slamming into florida's big bend region, devastating parts of the southeast we've never seen this before, and i know that we don't really truly know the numbers of the loss of life here now communities facing the question of how to read bill plus the ravens vs >> the bills, it was thought to be a potential afc championship preview. but what team ran all over the other that and more for coming up on the bleacher report nine on cnn you got to take airborne daily unlike some others, it has seven key nutrients to help fill those holes. yaroun system what holes new airborne supporting nutrients our most, complete support yet to me, harlem is oh, but home is also your body. last one, i ask myself, why does it pilates? in harlem so i started my own studio, get in a brick-and-mortar in new york is not easy chase, inc. has supported us from studio one to studio the three. when you start small, you need some big help and c

let's bring in cnn's daniel strauss now, daniel trump's team out with a new ad by in pennsylvania, obviously, the biggest electoral vote pull their of these critical states. he's hammering harris on fracking, which was a key issue in the state. it wasn't the debate where does his campaign's stand right now yeah. >> and it's important to emphasize that this election is increasingly looking like it's going to come down to pennsylvania with its 19 electoral votes. and the trump campaign is hedging that hitting harris on vague questions about her previous stances on policy positions that are especially so important to pennsylvania and is what is going to propel them to victory in pennsylvania so they have a new ad out today highlighting previous comments that harris has made on fracking and banning fracking. let's take a listen are you commit to implementing a federal ban on fracking your first day in office. >> there's no question. i'm in favor of banning that will immediately putting tens of thousands of pennsylvanians out of work and send utility bills skyrocketing can't emphasize enough that

according daniel strauss. thank you so much, boris we're also getting new insight today on where this race is shaping up with a critical voting block. >> a new nbc news telemundo, and cnbc poll shows harris leading trump among registered latino voters but we should note this lead is smaller than president biden had in 2020. and hillary clinton had in 2016 during their races against trump joining us now to discuss one of the co founders of the lincoln project mike madrid. he spent decades as a republican political consultant with a focus on latino outreach and he has a new book, the latino century, how america is largest minority is transforming democracy. it is available now, mike, thank you so much for coming on with us. i've covered this story for years and initially some of the responses that i got, especially from democrats, were that this was a mirage and there is still skepticism out there about the methodology, whether spanish-speaking voters are being under sampled. i'm wondering from you your point of

released a country album which features a song called levi's jeans today, the denim company levi strausswhich as you know, is headquartered in san francisco, posted on instagram, tagging beyoncé and captioning, it's introducing a new chapter. fans say they expect a collaboration with the denim company and the singer. reps for levi's have yet to comment. that's good for levi's. get a little publicity out of it. yeah thanks for joining us tonight. we have a great day tomorrow >>> tonight, the escalating conflict. the deadliest day of israeli strikes in lebanon in nearly two decades. israel saying it launched strikes on more than 1,000 targets in lebanon linked to iran-backed hezbollah. lebanese health officials saying nearly 500 people were killed. now more u.s. troops are deploying to the region. it comes as the high-stakes u.n. gathering kicks off in new york. iran's new vice president speaking out in his first u.s. interview. what he told us about a potential for a wider war in the middle east. >>> also tonight the tropical threat expected to strengthen into hurricane helene targeting t

and so far the heir to the levi strauss fortune -- he has more than $10 million in cash.s outspending his opponent business the same margin, and da lin checked in with a few voters to see if all of ha money is going to make a dig difference. >> reporter: with all of its flaws and problems, some say san francisco is still a world class city. >> it's the best city in america. i know there's only so much -- >> reporter: this native san franciscan remains optimistic about the city. he voted for london breed in the previous mayoral election but says not this time. >> i'm going to say that london breed is bad or evil, it's just time for a change. let's try some new strategies. things can get done a lot faster. >> reporter: this is partly why breed's supporters believe her path to victory will be dependent on new and young voters motivated to turn out by the presidential race. >> we're really targeting, you know, the 150,000, you know, 18 to 35 younger voter that is progressive. >> reporter: chris larson is a business executive and philanthropist based in san francisco. he and f

released a country album which features a song called levi's jeans today, the denim company levi straussh as you know, is headquartered in san francisco, posted on instagram, tagging beyoncé and captioning, it's introducing a new chapter. fans say they expect a collaboration with the denim company and the singer.

belongs to those singers who took part in the premieres on the italian stage of richard wackner and strauss, she conquered several continents of the world, because solomia krushilnytska remains a star to this day and remains at the top of the world opera art. that was the news for this time, you can read more on our espresso website. also follow us on social media and watch us on youtube. i'm iryna koval, i'm saying goodbye to you, i'll say goodbye to you until tomorrow, meet vasyl zima in just a moment, damn stairs, my legs can't walk anymore. i feel sick that there is no health, and what kind of health is there in the sixties, and i thought so until i tried gerovital, gerovital plus, a phytovitamin complex that takes care of the heart and strengthens the body, gerovital+ is good... well-being, active life. the herovital energy novelty is even more iron for good causes. herovital energy - reception once a day. september discounts nanik bronchialik. 20% in psarynyk, bam and oskad pharmacies. tingling, numbness or crawling of ants in the limbs arise spontaneously and worry you. a special com

the laclare had conquered coop pro paris and strauss book. now, he added sighed, going in no way to his victory list, the french calling this could breathe a sigh of relief. 3 months earlier, they being massacred by the japanese and appeared for their future. now, the excitedly greeted their liberators. the veterans of the 2nd tank division must have felt like the liberation of paris all over again. the colonial order had been restored, but the re conquest didn't bring peace. to put an end to the fighting, it cushions in france were necessary. the ot moon was full of hope upon arrival in liver, she greeted by tears from a delegation of compact trips. he addressed his host in french for the process the same. oh dear. my french brother did agent know we french in vietnamese, have this thing my deal, leave it the liberty, the med fraternity group and we're pursuing the main goal that democracy is on peace. that's why i'm sure that france and vietnam will be in a position to understand one another. new jersey and developing people don't boil and

so it's been lots of different courses, but here on this loop around levi strauss plaza for the last 20 years. >> all right. and there they go. every time they go by, it's such a, you know, just a boom. you feel the air and the excitement. robert lebel, congratulations on another gerald to san francisco. and congratulations to you. wow >> great. >> thank you very much. and we're having a race in oakland in two weeks. >> all right. folks should go check it out. thank you. and folks, thank you for joining us today. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. i'll see you back here at 4:00. take care >>> tonight, anger and grief boil over in israel, after the deaths of six hostages. as pressure on prime minister netanyahu grows. two american service personnel are attacked by a mob in turkey. the assault caught on camera. >>> and thousands of hotel workers walk out, threatening to disrupt the labor day holiday. >>> the outrage in israel. protests and strikes disrupting the country. hundreds of thousands demanding prime minister netanyahu strike a deal to free the remains hostage

the hall, that is, there should be such a cycle, if a conductor came out, you know, like richard strauss this, oh , i looked at my watch, a little faster , that was the joke, yes, that's why the conductor lit up, he should lit up the orchestra, sometimes at concerts i say, look, i don't know here, how i'm going to do what, i can do it in different ways. they're waiting and i'm here, that is, exactly here, to me earlier, that is, this is a moment of live performance, that is, learned, yes, but in moments you somewhere at least felt the air, took a breath, and somewhere later they played a note or something else, that is, the musicians are waiting, watching, this is the most important thing, that is, there is a live performance, they just learned it, there is no need for duty, it is learned, but still there is a share of some kind of live performance, which you, maksimich, well, you said, remembered a joke with us? it goes well, because really knowing the format, understanding what is needed, that is, you know, like just cook, no, you understand, for example, what is needed, you must learn

is , there should be such a kind of cycle, if the conductor came out, you know, like this richard strausscted such, oh , i looked at my watch a little faster, that was such a joke yes. that’s why a conductor, he is a lighter, he should light up the orchestra, i sometimes at concerts i say, look, i don't know how i'm going to do everything here, i can do it in different ways, everyone is waiting, i'm here, that is , right here, i was earlier, that is, this is a moment of live performance, that is, it's learned, yes, but at moments you at least felt the air somewhere, took a breath and somewhere later they played a note or something else, that is , the musicians are waiting, watching, this is the most important thing, that is, there is a live performance, they just learned it there yeah. you know, that for a minute to powder the orchestra - it's about 30 people, for example, so when we need to do something very quickly, some large, voluminous piece of work, we say, let's go and powder the orchestra, well, you in your orchestra, how do you cope with the multitasking mode, you just told me th

do you band plastic strauss? i think we should. yes. well that was kind of harris 5 years ago. now our campaign has come out and says she no longer supports the band. the other banding fracking. there is no question i'm in favor of banning for asking. tracking is, you know, is it pretty big issue, particularly in your must when state of pennsylvania do you still want to band tracking? no, and i made that clear on the debate stage of 2020 which is still stands, said passed in our efforts to combat climate change, of course, or any of these, her views and policies she intends to keep are in reality, is she just moving to the middle during this election season, just to try and appeal to the moderate, far less progressive sit senator bernie sanders, who harris co authored bills within this. it seems to think so. she has previously supported medicare for all. now she does not. she's previously supported the band on fracking. now she does not these senator r d. is that you have campaigned on do you think that she is a bad the name? her progressive ideals? no, i don't think she's a ba

music, motor, uh-huh, and i thought, strauss, well, come on. uh-huh, bye, what kind of music is that?o music or something? oops, what are you doing? i'm trying to make ends meet. angelina needs a new dress and tomorrow the whole class is going on a picnic, how much is a dress, four, a picnic, one and a half, 5,500, no problem, and what is this 42 thousand, yes, i wrote an extra zero, my head is not working anymore, there we just need to get a car, and we also need to send money to our parents, remember, no? yes, we need to, yes, we need to, it turns out, yes, something is not working out very well. bur, maybe we should sell the car? what do you mean, sell it? i just bought it, i haven't even driven a hundred kilometers on it yet. but it really costs us a lot, insurance, gas. listen, yes, it's expensive, but i should have at least some happiness in my life. except for you and angelochok, okay, don't stay late, i have to go to work tomorrow, yeah, well, how's the evening, well, you, dan'ka, director, of course, well done, director, i didn't ask you. watch the road, okay, we'll repeat it

2024 , the famous actor and showman made his debut on the stage of the mariinsky theater in richard strauss's opera oriadne on naxas. yes, you heard right, oleshka is now in the opera. the national masquerade will be neither a prologue nor an epilogue. it will be performed together with the tragic. in addition to the opera, this summer oleshka managed to perform several times at the forum of russia exhibition. tour the country with the creative project meetings for the soul, star in the crime drama heat and dozens of tv projects, congratulated the republic of north ossetia on its centenary alania, held the birthday of the children's camp orlyonok, the international circus award recognition and the first vakhtangov theater festival in vladikavkaz, opened a monument to balzaminov in suzdal and bought three more diaries. it seems to me that my life is ... which i wrote for myself in childhood, that 's how it goes, probably, it is a great happiness when a person can put a tick at each point: done, done, done, realized, realized, realized, sasha, well done, roman viktyuk's theater, now history, by

hand on it's a large swath of the country as a hood industry who grew as new suit when again the straussdsor is there any merciless person with all the rain and when it implies a their -- parent event and certainly on going to get worse is in the henna rant wire was left of the system alone even if you're not right only vision's let's go to tallahassee with the string to pick up a lot here. we had closer to it in and the concerns of tallahassee is an is a raise which was lesotho coast theory to shoot a saturated or with those winds coming in a specially trained to evening as well as the late evening and overnight these trees are going to be toppling over. does that lead to another domino effect when it comes to power outages think that's what we are watching closely. the rain started to pick up now i got a bit more human which we are noticing in the afternoon. starting to pick up in terms of the humidity and moisture in the atmosphere. that's one of the leading indications that helene is not too far off coast and it will continue to pivot further north. wind gusts have been fairly calm b

works by mindelssohn and richard strauss will be performed, conducted by christian thielemann.orary art, dedicated to the life and work of gabrielle chanel. the exhibition brings together iconic dresses and accessories, handbags and perfume bottles. photographs, sketches, memorabilia from the collection of the paris fashion museum. marry me, well, you don't know him at all, this is for you, a certificate of ownership of the farm. hello, if you take me for the season, i will be grateful to you. quickly get ready, we are leaving right now, and what happened, who are we running away from, i don't know, we are not going, she will have to answer for his silence, put the house down, so understood, come here, everyone came up, step back, the farm is burning, it's arson, you come closer to stepan, hold on, he is now your only protector, the best husband. hello, on saturday on rtr. those officers, those soldiers who are now at the front, understand very well what they are fighting for. we had direct fire from 22 tanks then, and we, as a family, reflected this moment as one family, there

a 20.3% nonprofit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor. aaron peskin 88.5% and supervisor ahsha safai it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7% and breathe at 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hits

for instance, the idea that she believes we need to ban plastic strauss.re a couple of things out there -- straws. she said she supported reparations in the past. she won't even say whether she still supports reparations. she said she supported -- i can't believe this is real, but it is -- transgender surgeries for illegal immigrants in detention paid for by taxpayers, and she won't even answer questions with about what she believes on that now. so if i had all these things in my past that i now, in order to win an election, had to repiewduate, maybe it's just easier to have "the new york times," "the washington post" and your allies at msmbc ask cnn report that you no longer believe it than actually be yesterday on it. ashley: very well put, clay. i'm going to move on to this one, football star travis kelly may come out and publicly -- travis kelce may endorse kamala harris. patrick mahomes says i'm going to stay quiet. listen to this. >> i don't want my place and my platform to be used to endorse a candidate or do whatever each -- either way. i think my

strauss steven r. strauss >> steven f. strobert >> walwyn w.tuart >> benjamin suarez >> david suarez ramon suarez >> >> yoichi sugiyama >>david marc sullins >> christopher p. sullivan thomas sullivan >> >> patrick sullivan >>james joseph suozzo >> i was only in the fifth grade when the towers fell. i did not know what a terrorist even was. all i knew was that while michael was gone and he wasn't coming back. there was no more squeezing into his two-door coupe, taking trips back and forth. more rustling in the backyard. no more family holidays with him. now listening to millions of stories today and hearing so many tears and cries of frustrations of lost ones, i'm here to tell you there on but not forgotten. my kids will never forget who their uncle michael is. i will never forget who my uncle michael is. love you forever, michael angelo trinidad. and my aunt, karen joyce. you were only 5 years old when you were taken from me but i will never forget the memories we had together. took me to my first yankee game, first circus and give me my first

a 20.3% nonprofit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor. aaron peskin at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha stuff it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7%. and bree a 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that kron 4, paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hits 5

so far, the air to the levi strauss fortune , philanthropist daniel lurie, has outraged his competitors by more than double and he has outspent his opponents by the same margin. da lin checked in with some voters to see if that money is making a difference. >> reporter: with all of its flaws and problems, some say san francisco is still a world-class city. >> it is the best city in america. there is only so much of america can do. >> reporter: he remains optimistic about the city. >> everybody has peaks and valleys. we went through some valleys and we are coming up to get to the peak again. >> reporter: like most voters he is concerned about crime and homelessness. he voted for london breed in the previous mayoral election but said not this time. >> i am not saying that london breed is bad or evil. it is just time for change. let's try some new strategies see if things to get done a lot faster. >> reporter: this is partly why breed supporters believe her path to victory will be depended on new and younger voters. motivated to turn out by the presidential race . >> we are really targetin

the heir to the levi strauss fortune, philanthropist daniel lurie, has outraised his competitors by more than double, and lurie is outspending his opponent by the same margin. da lynn checked in with a few voters to see if all that money is actually making a difference >>>with all of its flaws and >>>>problems, >>some say san francisco is still a world class >>>>city. it's the best city in america. you know. there's only so much american >>>native san franciscan ilya reagans remains optimistic about the >>>>city. everybody has peaks and valleys. you know, we went through some valleys and we're climbing our way up to get to the peak again. drop the gun. drop the >>>gun. like most voters, he's concerned about crime and homelessness. he voted for london breed in the previous mayoral election, but says not this time. >>>>i'm not saying that london breed is bad or evil. it's just time for a change. let's let's let's try some new strategies see if things can get done a lot faster. >>>this is partly why breed supporters believe her path to victory will be dependent on new and young voters motiv

released a country album which features a song called levi's jeans today, the denim company levi strausswhich as you know, is headquartered in san francisco, posted on instagram, tagging beyoncé and captioning, it's introducing a new chapter. fans say they expect a collaboration with the denim company and the singer. reps for levi's have yet to comment. that's good for levi's. get a little publicity out of it. yeah thanks for joining us tonight. we have a great day tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- michael strahan, sebastian maniscalco, musical guest, leon bridges, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2025. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a great crowd. thank you very much, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching at home. well,

of course, olaf scholz is trying to take this position strauss, he recently spoke here, said, you knowre are no problems, we have a national consensus, everyone wants to help ukraine, everyone wants to welcome migrants, but this does not correspond to the real agenda that is being discussed, after all, despite these bravura statements by the chancellor... representatives of political ruling circles in different countries, they are adjusting their policies, they are already sending direct signals to kiev that next year funding will be cut at least twice, there was an option that the americans would traditionally put pressure on the europeans, and they would be forced to make some additional allocations, most likely this will not happen, because the americans themselves have the same problems with finances, and most importantly, the factor of the american presidential elections will play a role, when at least until march they will be forming a new administration, and regardless of who wins, in this situation the europeans are directly saying: we are not going to finance kiev in such volu

a 20.3%, non-profit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor.on peskin 88.5% and supervisor ahsha safai it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7% and breathe at 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hits 50%

this is from joe strauss, former speaker of the house in texas, standing on what he called the front porch of democracy. to give his inaugural on january 20th, 1989, president bush, i take as my guide the hope of a saint and crucial unity, an important things, diversity and all things generosity and a present era. when partizanship has risen and tribalism has spread. there is great impact. those three basic ideas of unity, diversity, generosity. too often the way to get ahead in politics is by appealing to someone's worst instincts rather than their better angels. we have been conditioned to think that the path to power is through dividing and conquering. in contrast, president bush built bipartisan coalitions around lasting achievements from the passage of the americans with act to operation desert storm. i can of no better remedy to tribalism and our politics today than the words president bush spoke and the approach he embody. he knew how tap into our common rather than trying to exploit our differences, decency and goodness transcend any construct of conservative versus liberal o

san francisco's levi strauss sent a picture, a silhouette out on social media that looked a whole lot like beyonce riding a horse. the assumption is there's some kind of beyonce line of jeans coming. candidate for president donald trump says he'll put a 200% tariff on john deere products if it moves some of its operations from iowa to mexico. deere says it is moving some small assembly lines south to make room for bigger, better assembly lines in iowa. here's trump that if i win, john deere is going to be paying a 200%. they haven't started it yet. maybe they haven't even made the final decision yet, but i think they have. john deere is going to. and anybody else that does this because it's hurting our farmers. it's hurting our manufacturing. and if you do that you're going to have a 200% tariff put on the product that you make in mexico right across the border. they think they're going to make product cheaper in mexico and then sell it in for the same price as they did before, make a lot of money by getting rid of our labor and our jobs. now that's notable because it would violate th

a 20.3%, non-profit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor. aaron peskin at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha stuff it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7% and breathe at 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hi

well, way that is incumbent mayor london breed at 20.3% after that, it's philanthropist and levi strauss air daniel lurie at 17.5%. then supervisor aaron peskin at 8.5% and supervisor ross the shop. i e at 1.6%. however, this could all change because as you see there at the bottom, we found that around 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. second overall choice of who they pick. >> well, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% after that. it's peril at 14.7 and breed at 12.8 reid is also is leading right now, i should say as a 3rd choice for voters within 11%. we spoke with a political expert, david mcewan. take a listen to what he had to say about these numbers. >> when you look at that from for paul, what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. set we challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions. second, sometimes end 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. >> now, keep in mind, if no cand

incumbent mayor london breed at 20.3% followed by that is nonprofit, ceo, philanthropist and levi strauss error. daniel lurie at 17.5%. n pein is at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha safai. it is at 1.6%. however, this could all change. you see there at the bottom around. 27 1% of voters say they're still undecided on what they plan to do on election day when it comes to voters. second overall choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by that farrell is at forty-seven percent. reid is at 12.8% breed is also leading when it comes to voters. 3rd choice within 11%. we spoke with a political expert, david mcewan. take a listen to what he had to say about these numbers. >> there's still a lot of fluidity in this race and it doesn't mean that london breed out of the woods with voters, but it also doesn't mean that she can't really move to a place that's victorious. so there's a challenge for her. this is a challenge comment. a big city mayors across the country as crime becomes an important issue. >> now, keep in mind if no candidate reaches that 50%, mark ranked choice voting will come int

at 20.3%, philanthropist and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% supervisor. aaron peskin is at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha safai. i e is at 1.6%. however, this could change. we still have time until election day. and almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. second choice overall, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by. that is farrell at 14.7% in breed at 12.8%, however, breed is leading as voters. 3rd choice with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckown had to say about these numbers. >> when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. >> she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. >> now, keep in mind, if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play with voters second and pote

after that, it's philanthropist and levi strauss air daniel lurie at 17.5%. >> supervisor aaron peskin is at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha safai. it is at 1.6%. however, this could all change as we und that 27% of voters say they're still undecided. and when it comes to voters, second overall choice you can ee in the daniel lurie with a 21% followed by that is farrell. at 14.7 grade comes in at 12.8 reid is also leading as a 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. we did speak with a political expert, david mcewan. take a listen to what he had to say about these numbers. >> there's still a lot of fluidity in this race and it doesn't mean that london breed out of the woods with voters, but it also doesn't mean that she can't really move to a place that's victorious. so there's a challenge for her. this is a challenge comment. a big city mayors across the country as crime becomes an important issue. >> now, keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% rain choice, voting will come into play with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected. and that's up until a candidate hits 50%. th

mentioned, he's a close ally trump has called mark robinson, martin luther king on steroids cnn's daniel strauss picks it up from there for us, daniel, how is the trump campaign responding, reacting to this investigation, to this reporting? >> this is definitely something that the trump campaign did not have ready in their chamber. and trump himself, as well as his allies and aides have been fairly quiet on this. take a listen minutia of house on my manufacturer. this all these salacious tabloid lives. >> but i can tell you this. there's been over $1 million spent on me through ai by billionaire son who's bound and determined to destroy me. but things that people can do with now it was incredible the the amount of controversial posts and i raising comments that cnn has uncovered that robinson made is legion. >> and i'm just going to read a few here robinson himself has said, quote i'm a black nazi he has said, slavery is not bad. i wish they would bring it back. i would certainly buy a few these are things that in all my ten years or ten plus years as a political reporter, i have not heard befor