they could've done it all on summa. i’m could've done it all on summa. they did meet this aspiration, is it the right approach? because there have been other times where the approach would pulled back, pull in, tighten your belt, use all the terrible clich s of. �* , , ., , , of. it's interesting that they seem to be of the _ of. it's interesting that they seem to be of the opinion _ of. it's interesting that they seem to be of the opinion that - of. it's interesting that they seem to be of the opinion that spending is the way out of it rather than ox verity, that was... —— austerity. 0ther verity, that was... —— austerity. other countries are going to be spending and we have to do the same. biden does fancy himself as a bit of an fdr. he likes the idea of big infrastructure. donald trump does, too, but biden has a thing about this and seems to think it is of valley. is he able to convert those figures at the g7, perhaps even the british prime minister, where he wants to build back better, that this is investment that will pay off? that's part of the who

summa terrible stuff, just tell us if you would pretty. >> it is been increasingly an bearable to sayeally since 2015. and civil unrest in kind of the movements to have this problems that were already building. covet have us acted kind of as a catalyst for all of these things to come to light. gerry: unigroup of other business owners oppose this idea that essentially a tax. >> escalated to be honest, i have no idea how that would play out or if it's even possible but what i do know is that playing by the rules as yielding absolutely zero results were added time to wait in the necessary changes, we are exhausted and frustrated and we are angry. we are scared. on the thing i'm sorry. gerry: roughly how many business owners are willing to join you pretty. >> i think there is 37 now i believe. the sign on to the petition. gerry: was the reaction you had or any reaction from the city and all. >> other than being completely ignored. no. it is very defeating i think to kind of not get just how to be told that other areas are being given the attention that were not to just asking for to test

it's friendship with summa to, and government contracts and influence policy. mr. zoom, i know ordinarily litigant is the former president of the republic of south africa who continues to with significant political influence. and in woman dies a great deal of power to insight to similarity fire court orders. he's actions and any consequences or lead at being closely observed by the public. so if he's conduct is met with impunity, he will do significant damage to the rule of law. they need political position that missed as much enjoys as the for my president, constitute accept not each of this mentor that justifies a community for century. let's speak. i see from you to a miller, who joins us from johannesburg for me, this extraordinary sentence to dying that for the president, just explains as what happens. and this is not shocking for many, south african, depending on whether they take up tomorrow or not. i think it can print the dentist either way, especially given some of the statements the former president has made in months up to the stage, the former pres

. >> at the close of the summa, president biden held a news conference and answered -- at the close of the summit, president biden held a news conference and answered questions. >> good afternoon. let me start by thanking prime minister johnson for his incredible hospitality and welcome that he provided for every -- for all of us at the g7. i would like to thank gail yep her -- for coming in ambassador. we will have one soon. she did a great job supporting the entire team. president biden: we just wrapped up what has been and extort an area collaborative and productive meeting in g7. everyone at the table understood and understands both the seriousness and challenges we are up against and responsibility of our proud democracies to step up and deliver to the rest of the world. that's what the g7 is all about. rallying the world democracies to meet the challenges that the world faces. and deliver for our people and for people everywhere. ending the pandemic and maintaining robust support for global and inclusive economic recovery are the top priorities of our nations as we got together.

summa project leader such as my cell, morsi imprisoned that an analyst he manages thanks day today. that is jake and so he had became a walking encyclopedia of information about traffic in russia read. peter: this is the conclusion of crime in process. both ample evidence, master of the past three years, the show of the trump campaign in the russian government eagerly sought to work together to swing of the 2016 election and that basic see, the trump campaign conspires sing with russia may not be a crime provable in federal court, but it amounts to one of the most significant betrayals in american history. glenn: i believe that today i also feel that, so when we wrote that it was the summer of 2019. we had no inkling that the president was out there engaging with product that was almost exactly the same as what we were saying he had done 2016. so the proof of that observation is really today with the impeachment proceedings where he, went out and did the exact same thing. it is hard to deny that he is able to do this. peter: glenn simpson and peter fritz are the cofounder of the co-

summa is been met waiting decades for turnaround at ge.trong aviation was hit hard with a recent business which is power which is at a turnaround, they've gotten rid of support that weren't working and turn it from bernie to generating cash so we can wait for that cash flow to rise and aviation coming back. i'll just say, just run briefly, chipotle for the burritos, that is another business where they built a difficult hand-operated they had gotten the customers back in the restaurants than they were september the pandemic. many made the right investments and he was able to switch around the delivery centered drive-through windows sprayed great time for shareholders pretty. jack: going to let the translations by the moscow. >> i'm just a little curious about how the financials are because we want to talk about getting it that handout buried even the exchanges were people expected that all activity was coming to a halt. >> we have a bunch of financial the meaningless. friedman all right nasdaq this is a company that was able to handle this

be completed by commission of inquiry that was designed and appointed by this particular president. summa was met on say, the story of jacob zoom, but it's becoming more and more of a stress test for the countries judicial authority. and for the rule of law, the world is watching closely to see just what kind of fate jacob zimmer will have . because across the continent, the list of former leaders accused of corruption but never held to account. that list is, is along. would you agree that this is a, an important case for all of africa? actually you are right. connected is it is stress test form extend to reach with the more press is holding. and one of the measures of a holding democracy is impunity. and throughout my came a protector and interaction with the investment community and just others who are watching. one of the things we've always been prays for is the extent to which the law holds. and president zoom as defiance of these processes threatened to undermine it. looked at it to god was safe, but it was inviting ibis to also respect the judges by the, by election, all manner of

supervisors unanimously approved at least for the city's first drugs, sobering center, the site known as the summaries center, will be located at 10 76 howard street. it will serve people at risk of drug overdoses from methamphetamine fed. mel and other substances. it will provide a safe place where they can come inside, get off the streets and receive care. the center is expected to open in the fall. still ahead tonight, the stern grove festival is back. the lineup just announced and when tickets go on sale, first global crackdown on organized crime, the takedown of staggering proportions and how authorities boiler suspects using a message device. another cool, breezy day in store for your bay area wednesday. i'll have a look at the numbers for tomorrow and the warming trend coming our way after the break tl sting operation. authorities also seized weapons cache, cryptocurrency and drugs. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with a cyber crimes expert tonight and has more about the messaging device behind the massive fbi takedown. this stunning law enforcement steam within the past two days has led to more

summa cannot speak to, the public confidence in what they have with a capitol police.ly, that also i believe is still under investigation by the professional responsible of the soy don't think it's been concluded yet. his actions there and in regards to northern red imagery and symbols that were found on the website, that's one of the reasons we issued the management advisory report in order to bring that to the attention of the capitol police. which has prompted from the fy 2022 and will plan, will be looking at the capitol police outside of training that they are utilizing and take a look at every single one of them to make sure that there at least in line with the need to be doing. >> this racially motivated violence extremist as a number one security threat to the market people in the country they have also identified deliberate recruitments of law enforcement officers is one of the strategies being used by white supremacist supremacist groups and wondering if you inc. the association with entities that are using racist insignia , creates a security risk for the ca

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and his reminder of the top story we're following for you former south african president, jacob summa has been sentenced to 15 months in prison. he was found guilty of contempt of court after refusing an order to appear before corruption panel. there's more football coming up next kick off with the changes in the german belinda sleek at the evolution of the full back position. i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour followed by the day and i just see you then the news. the news, the news, the news, the news, the news, the news. the kickoff. the stabilize the defense in the more modern wing back game changer. because dream come true. we've got 4 that were causing quite a stir in the just because after all, it makes a big difference on the pitch w . o. used crime fighters are back. radio drama continues the seasons. the story focus on have speech, cholera, prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all episodes are available online, and of course you can share and discuss on the w, africa, facebook page, and other social media platforms. crime fighters to noon, now. it's

most of them were elderly, south africa, the former president, jacob summa, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison. he now has just days to hand himself in zoom. i was guilty of contempt of court for refusing to appear before a corruption inquiry from either miller reports from johannesburg. it's the 1st time a former south african leader is facing jail time. jacob zoom has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear at corruption inquiry. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few legal options and the extent to which mister myers attempted to justify defiance through public statements is not relevant. the statements were not for my defeat, it so far to be disregarded. the constitutional court can do nothing but conclude that mister may is guilty of the crime of contempt of court. yuma resigned from office in 2018 after his own party threatened to pass a vote of no confidence against him for allegations of high level financial corruption and craft during his time as president. he

jacob summa has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear at a corruption hearing. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few legal options. and they extend to reach mr. mayor, attempted to justify these fire through public statements is or not i live in the statements were not for my defeated, so far to be disregarded. the constitutional court came to nothing but conclude that mister may is guilty of the crime of contempt of court. zillow resigned from office and 2018 who after his own party, threatened to pass a vote of no confidence against him over allegations of high level financial corruption in graph track during his time as president and deputy president, he's always maintained his innocence, but as not cooperated with investigators, may i ask you then, as to how you lead to the charges that have been put, you need not to do to, to one by one allegations against you may include many tightens of industry whom he has said to have allowed to plunder,

summa that always struck me but president trump because people would say this left winged issue.ut remember him going on about clean water and clean air and he really loves that . he finds that incredibly historic. i thiards the end of his presidency. there's no reason that this has to be conservatives running away from it printed. >> is exactly right and the reality is weather is trump loving republicans are biting loving democrat we all have a story about why we care about our environment so much as individuals. let's ignore the extremist noise and reality has many americans care about the environment and want to do something about it and pragmatic way. we have left running away from the issue with no unrealistic ideas predict the time of the conservative movement should stand and say no more. it innovation -based policies that are here in the united states and we will lose this issue to the left this month so honored to be working with them. steve: you see it as an election winner. we sort of get these sensible policies implemented so it will help with the elections printed. >

and then they would recommend to president summa in a transparent, and they would recommend to visit in grammar in the i mean, so yes, it is a possibility. but if not different than a possibility for any other person convicted of a crime in jacob zoom, or we know his 5 days to turn himself in or face being arrested, it has almost the feeling of a show down between jacob zuba and the judiciary. is that what we are seeing now? he said that's what he ended up being. it was presidents, mom and the teacher re 8 with who was going to bring 1st. and then unfortunately, the outcome was pre determined when you refuse to obey no full court order. no longer required, but the court, you repeat the way they would deal with any other refuses to obey court orders. and if he's contempt of court, any pass has a prison sentence to go with it or reply. and in this particular case, the thickness not only had the president of them defied the constitutional court, defied. also the commission of inquiry insulted code and relatively missing one of these institutions without any scripts of evidence. for exam

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, right now, it has been presented as we can shut down between the current president and president summa, instead of being simply a matter that was investigative and is currently being treated by commission of inquiry, but was designed and appointed by this particular president was met on sailor, the story of jacob zuba is becoming more and more of a stress test for the countries judicial authority. and for the rule of law, the world is watching closely to see just what kind of fate jacob zimmer will have . because across the continent, the list of former leaders accused of corruption but never held to account. that list is, is law. would you agree that this is a, an important case for all of africa? actually you are right so that it is, this is stress test for the extent to reach the welcome office is holding. and one of the measures of a holding democracy is impunity. and throughout my protector and interaction with the investment community and just others who are watching. one of the things we've always been praise for is the extent to which there were no holes . and president zoom as

summa watch the rest of this program on booktv.org my mentor ripley or the title, high conflict and the search box at the top of the page. >> welcome everybody, i am co-owner of the bookshop on capitol hill in washington dc. we are so happy to have you with us here about the age of acrimony and how americans can't to democracy in 1865 - 1950. before we get started, a quick housekeeping item, if you have comments or any kind of technical problems the need helf with, but those things into the chat box in the bottom of your screen depending on distant what kind of device you are on and if you have questions, they would like for dawn to answer after the t presentation, please put those in the q&a box and you can do that anytime during the presentation and we will get to those at the end of the event or towards the end of the grade if you've not yet purchased the book, you can do that during the event there will be a link to the book written by the book in our website and the chat. that will be posted a couple of times during the event. we really appreciate and depend on your support of auth

during the debate two of the summa in england and the president is working with federal leaders of world democracies. i represent the united economic front against beijing. embarrassment with russian president vladimir putin next week in geneva. however one in wapato pronto hour of fox news live, i am eric shawn. arthel: hello everyone, and arthel neville prayed with the big three stories following this hour, there is also violence, rising in major u.s. cities, shootings overnight in chicago. austin and also savannah leaving two people dead and more than 25 wounded. the border crisis keeps growing, law enforcement are overwhelmed as record number of migrants journey to the u.s. it still too early to tell is the biden administration's message to stay home a will make an impact. eric: we have live fox news team coverage in all of the stories for you at the moment. standing by at the border, more the border crisis there. and following a major city crime wave that is according but less go there first, peterson, covering the g7 where the president is attending with the other work leaders. rep

>> there shouldn't be a summa.havior. look at what he did in the aftermath of the kidnapping, the state-sponsored terrorism that belarus was involved in, getting back on that and agreeing to divert b flights, e.u. flights,n belarus. this follows a pattern of provocation from vladimir putin that they expected a long time and as part of a broader effort by vladimir putin to consolidate power in the region. i think it's a significantly provocative act and series of ieacts. and one would hope that the biden administration would meet that by saying no, this is the time to isolate russia. we don't want to be engaging russia and providing them a platform to further provoke, which is what i expect he will do in the context of the summit. he gives him more power than he deserves at this point. >> is a former elected official, what are your thoughts at>> this stage and what are your concerns going into this summit? >> a lot of what has been said or our concerns but they also form a foundation for some not optimism, but some

summa there's another interesting case because is to the largest states in the country and upstart aerating systems if they were computers. his california's texas' name in the case and is really about healthcare. there you have very populist and high-tech states, one blue and one red and they are going at each other and supreme court. tell us about it . >> will you know this case was prominently displayed during the confirmation hearing of justice amy comey barrett. in the justices are now just as are surrounded by pictures of people who depended on the aca and the democrats made this montage of these were going to be her victims they kept on telling her that you need to assure us that you going to vote for the aca and in this case were talking about witches wildly inappropriate. numbers often dance around these types of questions. will you vote for wade or oppose it and this and it confirmation that i have seen where democratic centers were said the judy and tammy you are going to vote for certain things or i'm going vote against you. it was troubling because it was all in my view u

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be completed by commission of inquiry that was designed and appointed by this particular president. summa was that on say, the story of jacob zoom is becoming more and more of a stress test for the countries judicial authority. and for the rule of law, the world is watching closely to see just what kind of fate jacob zimmer will have . because across the continent, the list of former leaders accused of corruption but never held to account. that list is, is along. would you agree that this is a, an important case for all of africa? actually you are right so that it is through the test form the extent to be towards the more presses holding. and one of the measures of holding democracy is impunity. and throughout my came as a protector and interaction with the investment community and just others who are watching. one of the things we've always been praise for is the extent to which they will do look no hope. and president zoom as defiance of these processes threatened to under mine. it will not flow and it was the face, but it was inviting op as to also disrespect because you buy it by elec

summa bernie bowsher andrew, he was in making you network something. i bernie and i go back and forth seven page handwritten and writing letters as well as e-mails was he had a stroke there and about 400 pages and is how we got to where we got. and i told him then that i gotta figure out what to do it with this. i never written a book. but again an agent we searched around for publisher and i got another agent and he sold it inside a contract inside one week. this was started it and i told bernie that i would write down every single word and he said i accept those conditions and that's what he did. so that leads us up to the store now. i try to convey first off, this was an event that happened, this put been stopped in five minutes in three different ways at least. ... ... all these co-conspiraton the various ways i guess he would have been caught relatively quickly. another thing that surprises people is normally the wizard behind the curtain and in this case bernie was on the 17th floor behind locked doors his own sons didn't have access to and then

brandy summa. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> you can find a collection of stories for pride monthe abc 7 bay area connect tv app available to download for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. great stories.? definitely. carl nasa announced that he is and ended up being a boon to the trevor project peered nasa mentioned the trevor project in his instagram video. >> i hope that one day videos like this in the hall coming out process are just not necessary. but, until then, you know, i will do my best and do our part to cultivate a culture that is accepting, compassionate, and i will start by donating $100,000 to the trevor project. they are an organization are there the number one suicide prevention service for lgbtq youth in america. and they are truly doing a couple things. >> the nfl says it will match 100,000 donation. since yesterday's announcement, it has seen a 50% increase in daily online donations. in a statement, it wrote the trevor project is so grateful to carl for living his truth and for using his platform to support lgbtq youth. we hope this historic moment

there are people in this country celebrating today, this is being seen as a historic day president. summa used to be called the president because he has, is they did justice. and so many occasions, according to some people, he finally made a 15 minute months jail sentence. a lot of people cannot believe that this is actually happening. i was looking at some twitter reaction people asking people to confirm real interest rate and happening. those would be the people who are present in the support those who are see this as a very, very bleak day. the prospect of the men that they not so much of going to spend the next few months in jail. right. and so it's important to remember this by the corruption obligations floating around in this jail time is not for corruption, but for contempt of court. so people must be wondering if he will actually end up actually going to prison. and so as it stands, the only way out of this full for the president is up for the, for the president. the peace me would be if the current president that around the post office in the pod. and of course, there is a whole

summa watch the rest of this program on booktv.org my mentor ripley or the title, high conflict and the of the page. >> welcome everybody, i am co-owner of the bookshop on capitol hill in washington dc. we are so happy to have you with us here about the age of acrimony and how americans can't to democracy in 1865 - 1950. before we get started, a quick housekeeping item, if you have comments or any kind of technical problems the need helf with, but those things into the chat box in the bottom of your screen depending on distant what kind of device you are on and if you have

. >> at the close of the summa, president biden held a news conference and answered -- at the close of the summit, president biden held a news conference and answered questions.

summa long time ago. just been a short amount of time since we been doing it as we can see from some of the things happening today, is happening two steps forward three steps back so i think the big misconception is that you can cut the stuff off. now were in a new day. this is something we have to work at. we have to a good knowledge that. went to work at it to make a different culture that's removed from the society that was created by slavery. tracey: a question from bonnie and this is something that you write about in the book, she asked can you explain the anaerobes of texas. annette: that's an interesting thing can i explain it. [laughter] that is the story that i do not hear growing up. the first time that i heard about this and think there's supposed to be about race in texas history was in the '90s. i went back to visit with my kids from yellow is a strong that if you look the original lyrics, pretty obviously about a black woman. the mysterious black woman, a yellow girl. there's a yellow girl i

summa, also a teacher so i would full-time teach.o that. >> early childhood to middle school to high school. and formation, i am a teacher. >> that makes such perfect since i think i could teacher and historical fiction writer. i've to preschoolers and all teachers i think teachers have been the heroes of the pandemic. stephanie what would you be. stephanie: i would be unemployed. i'm no marketable skills. >> i don't think that's true. >> you can hire me. i would do a good job. >> historian. >> did you know b this was her calling, did you start really young writing books. >> i did, i started when i was a child. i blame my writing career my grandmother a who was what we cl the drunk lady affectionately. she like to go to and take shops and garage sales. and she wouldld take her four grandchildren and stick us in the back of her lime green ford. we would be arrested if we did this today. we would be locked in there in the summer. the bee gasping for air. as the oldest she would tell me that if any of the kids got out of the car, i woul

so the next item is the proposed programming view of the summa rise center. as part of the department's good neighbor policy, the health commissioner is holding this hearing regarding the proposed location of the new drug sobering center and of the next agenda item, to consider an approval action for the services associated with the center. so prior to today, representatives of the mayor's office, the department of public health and health rate 360 participated in two community meetings that were held in april allowing the public to voice their comments and concerns followed by another community response meeting that was held a month later. the commissioners have had a chance to review an excellent summary of the public comments and all three meetings that was written by michelle rugles, and we're very grateful to you for this document that really gives us a sense for what was said and the concerns that have been voiced so far. now the board of supervisors will vote on the lease associated with this program at the government and oversight subcommittee on june