that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community. it's a seniors only development centered around a golf course as the victims arrived home, 2 men in their 20's. joining a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the couple into turning over belongings including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear of makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here.

but it was clear to sun city residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here that people generally feel safe. the robbery is a wake-up call for a resident who would only give his first name. i don't know why they picked up that one couple. >> you know, yeah, i guess it could happen to anybody, especially elderly people. they're easy to take advantage of. >> and there's people happy to do it. >> roseville police say they've seen a trend of these kinds of robberies in the bay area. >> it's unknown if the 2 are connected worth this truly is just a copycat style using the same method. >> police say of you feel you're being followed by suspicious people do not stop at your home and instead called the police to respond in roseville lonnie wong fox 40 news. >> well, now to the latest on the pandemic 7 bay area counties are urging people to wear a mask indoors regardless of your vaccination status. this aft

that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community. it's a seniors only development senate around a golf course as the victims arrived home, 2 men in their 20's driving a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the couple into turning over belongings, including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear. it makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here th

that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community. it's a seniors only development centered around a golf course as the victims arrived home, 2 men in their 20's driving a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the couple into turning over belongings including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear. makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here. but

that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community. it's a scene use only development centered around a golf course as the victims arrived, home 2 men in their 20's driving a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the couple into turning over belongings including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear. it makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city, residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of her

that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community.s only development centered around a golf course as the victims arrived home, 2 men in their 20's driving a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the couple into turning over belongings, including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear. it makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city, residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here that people g

my views, he said, you know, i want the man ma, who touch relief on sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy in men more than the country can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence louis al jazeera, more than a 1000000 people in malaysia have had coven, 9 tame since the start of the pandemic. the country passed the milestone after reporting another $17000.00 cases on sunday. the delta variances fueling a new wave of infections across south east asia. malaysia's government has sped up its vaccine rollout and a strict lockdown is in place. is a really, really an alarming number to, to be taken lightly off because we have seen must have been the united states. yes . in neighboring country. i seen so many countries who took the fall. and right now, when i see malaysians that you do at the very relax case, because the 19 delta variant is spreading rapidly through the asia pacific region. the philippines is banding travelers from malaysia and thailand. people in manila have been queuei

i want the manmohan to release and sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy and men more than the come to can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence louis al jazeera, more than a 1000000 people in malaysia have had coven 19. it seems the start of the pandemic, the country past the milestone after reporting and other 17000 cases on sunday. the delta variance is fueling and new ways of infections across se, asia. malaysia's government has fed up with vaccine ro left and a strict lockdown is in place for us deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman is heading to china should be the highest ranking biden administration official to visit the country. on the eve of her visit, china's foreign minister had this warning for washington because of the u. s. has been using its strength to put pressure on other countries and thinking it's superior to others. we need to tell us clearly there's no country in the world, but it's superior to others, and there shouldn't be one. china will

mike, sun city, saying that we are doing too much. in what ways, mike? caller: i'm tired of the liberal media making claims they have little to no support for just because they control the media. it's already 1000, 30 1000 sightings on record on the fact that climate change does not exist, but the elite liberal media has their own agenda and doesn't want to interview any of them. it's absolutely incredible. host: would you say that the vast majority of scientists out there, that say climate change is happening, that man-made climate change is a real issue in a real threat, what would you say should mark >> they don't have any quantifiable evidence to prove that it exists. at least it seems to me that you would entertain both of them, wouldn't you? 31,000 scientists saying no and you cannot get one journalist in the elite liberal media to look into it. it's a fraud perpetrated by the elite liberal media on the american people. host: to what end? what's the conspiracy? caller: it's groupthink. the liberals believe in it so that they can make a claim for su

i want the manmohan to release on sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy in men more than the culture can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence louis al jazeera. ah and let's take you through some of the headlines here now just now hi, food in fall is hitting heavily populated regions of east in china. it comes days after flooding forced a 1000000 people from their homes and killed at least $58.00. thousands of people have been moved to emergency shelters and the typhoon has also hit taiwan, causing major damage. in some areas, wind gusts reached 191 kilometers an hour even though the eye of the storm stayed mold and.

i want the manmohan touch relief and sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis . i want democracy in men more than the country can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence louis al jazeera elsewhere in the region, even remote island, nations that had remained isolated for much of last year. seeing infections right now. tony chain with more grieving relatives, watch as the body of their mothers remove from the hospital in fiji. the cause cove at 19 the pacific nation has seen a significant rise in daily cases in the past week to more than a 1000 a day and a rising death toll. the cove at $900.00 delta variant is now widespread in fiji, even though 70 percent of the population has received one vaccine chart. and there's widespread cooperation with the vaccination rollout benefit of everyone else. and they've got your family. busy and friends, the neighbors of some of the most remote islands in the world. many of the pacific nations have been under strict lockdown for the past year. and in some ca

my views, he said, you know, i want the manmohan touch released, and sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy in men more than the country can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. lawrence louis al jazeera, kind of iris restrictions and indonesia being extended for another week. and thats despite infections on hospital admissions. falling in some areas present. jacob, due to says some measures will be adjusted to allow traditional markets in restaurants, open the outdoor areas. more than a 1000000 people in malaysia have now had code 1900. since the start of the pandemic, the country passed the mark after reporting and other $17000.00 cases on sunday. now the delta vary into ceiling. a new wave of infections across southeast asia. relations government her sped up its vaccine rollout and a strict lockdown is still in place. is a really, really an alarming number to, to be taken lightly off. because we have seen must have been the united states. yes, in neighboring country are seen so many

i want the manmohan touch release and sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy in men more than the country can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. now, global development institutions, like the international monetary fund, usually cautious and circumspect in their assessments of member countries. but the world banks, recent assessments of lebanon, have given up on the niceties it seems. it's gone as far as calling out the deliberate depression that has seen the economy contract, 40 percent, and the poverty rate increased by 50 percent in the world banks. assessments such a brutal and rapid contraction is usually associated with conflicts or was, it goes on to say the bankrupt economic system that benefits the few has the backing of the political elise. now all of this has been public knowledge with even the europe in union preparing to sanction some of the key characters 11 has a new prime minister designate. now the 3rd, since the government resigned a year ago, and g mccarty h

my views, he said, you know, i want the man ma, who touch relief and sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy in men more than the country can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence li, al jazeera the cove at 19 delta variances spreading rapidly through the asia pacific region. the philippines is banding travelers from malaysia and highland people in manila, being curing up for vaccines. restrictions have been reimpose bare and in other provinces until the end of the month. elsewhere in the region, even remote highland nations that had remained isolated for much of last year. seeing infections rise now. tony chang has more grieving relatives watch as the body of them mothers removed from the hospital in fiji. the cause cove at 19 the pacific nation has seen a significant rise in daily cases in the past week to more than a 1000 a day and a rising death toll. the curve at $900.00 delta variant is now widespread in fiji, even though 70 percent of the population has received one vacci

i want the manmohan touch released on sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis . i want democracy in men more than the country can move forward to develop but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence louis al jazeera turkey security voices have killed 7 men. they've described as terrorists in northern syria and follows the killing of 2 turkeys soldiers in northern cities. all bob area, turkey launched across the border operation in 2016 to drive out isis, and cody's y. p. g fighters, turkey continues to maintain a heavy military presence in north by syria, top lebanese city leaders have given that approval for former prime minister and nigi mccarty to create a new government. if the government's confirms mccarty seen here on the left will become prime minister designate lebanon's, last government resigned in august last year, following the daddy bay wood port explosion. israel has reduced the fishing limit for gaza boats to just 11 kilometers from the shore. it says in its in response to in century balloons, which have bee

me my views, he said, you know, i want the manmohan to release on sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy and men more than the country can move forward to develop . but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up. power. lawrence louis al jazeera, the over 19 delta of arion tis, spreading rapidly through the asia pacific region. the philippines is banding traveling from malaysia and thailand. people in manila have been king of the vaccine restrictions have been re imposed and in other provinces until the end of the month. also in the region, even remote island, nations that had remained isolated for much of last year, all seeing infections rise. as tony chang reports, grieving relatives watch as the body of their mothers removed from a hospital in fiji. the cause cove at 19 the pacific nation has seen a significant rise in daily cases in the past week to more than a 1000 a day. and a rising death toll, the curve at 1900 delta variant is now widespread in fiji. even though 70 percent of the population has received one vaccine chart.

me my views, he said, you know, i want the me and my home touch relief and sun city and focus on helping the people from the crisis. i want democracy in men more than the country can move forward to develop. but there's no indication the generals in myanmar are ready to give up power. florence li al jazeera still ahead now just a show of military minds as russia put the naval fire power on display and taking it to the straits. the 1st ever olympic skateboarding gold medal is handed out of the tokyo game. ah, it has been particularly wet recently in the philippines in lusan, including in manila. and you can see why that's where the concentration of cloud is and therefore the biggest thunderstorms the same can be true is can be said feature around the south china sea that's affected vietnam. that's also true west and me and my but for borneo, java, for example. sumatra. it's actually relatively dry and has been for quite a few great days that is supposed to the dry season, but just hasn't shown as such. it, australia winters really dug in, that attempt has been dropping and we could have m

host: let's go to our phone lines and let's start with mike who is calling from sun city, california.ike, good morning. caller: good morning. yeah. i oppose this. it is between this and the fact that the left controls the media and they really just break down one taboo after another in this culture. it is really kind of sad to witness. they virtually eliminated wholesomeness in this country and replaced it with political correctness. while they assault judeo christian values every day. i really think this direction is quite deplorable as far as that goes. and it -- i am really tired of the elite level media driving issues that they are concerned about and want to pursue instead of what america wants, i.e., the wall, i.e. climate change. you have 31,000 scientists on record for saying climate change does not exist. but we have an elite level media that refuses to recognize them. it is a little tired of the elite level media serving as the offensive team on the left while democrats serve the defensive team at the left at the expense of the american people. host: you live in california.

mike, sun city, saying that we are doing too much. in what ways, mike?aller: i'm tired of the liberal media making claims they have little to no support for just because they control the media. it's already 1000, 30 1000 sightings on record on the fact that climate change does not exist, but the elite liberal media has their own agenda and doesn't want to interview any of them. it's absolutely incredible. host: would you say that the vast majority of scientists out there, that say climate change is happening, that man-made climate change is a real issue in a real threat, what would you say should mark >> they don't have any quantifiable evidence to prove that it exists. at least it seems to me that you would entertain both of them, wouldn't you? 31,000 scientists saying no and you cannot get one journalist in the elite liberal media to look into it. it's a fraud perpetrated by the elite liberal media on the american people. host: to what end? what's the conspiracy? caller: it's groupthink. the liberals believe in it so that they can make a claim for supp

sun? literally every other city in the world. the truth is a lot of nba team names don't make any damn sense. like my los angeles clippers. guillermo, do you even know what a clipper is? >> guillermo: clipper, i think it's the thing you use to get a hair cut? >> anthony: exactly! our team should be named after something we have a lot of here. so instead of the l.a. clippers, i'm going to dub us "the l.a. purse chihuahuas." and what about the nets? that says nothing about what it's like to actually live in brooklyn today. so, the brooklyn nets are now "the brooklyn earded dude with six roommates." the cleveland cavaliers? no one knows what the hell a cavalier is. so they're now known as "lebron's old team." next up, the utah jazz. there is absolutely no jazz in utah. probably because there is like only one black guy in ut. in fact, let's name the team after him. the utah jazz is now the "utah dayquans." good work, dayquan. keep it up, brother. and finally, the houston rockets. lost 55 games this year. so i'm not even bothering to

and about $15000000.00 sun work in the city median will be affected also. and this is what, what we'll call this is a southern need with a good evening because the make sure that easy to have another source to are you in the state of the 17.5 of the 2nd feel of the shown to them or not. if we have enough all are in 100, them visit, water will be good but, but she doesn't know that. and that's what we see. we should have a good evening very each of you feel and it is not likely to to be nice. you'll be on site design and only back we should, we should have an agreement and one of the so then also it, we will have much luck with walter. moving to do these higher mileage over the water. some point 5000000000 cubic meter and eating is a lot of them so much you can see what example if you take i thought a 1030 you'll be i believe the in so much. oh my god, bob. the need them is a citizen of what is all you will be and the another one in you with them in your body is only to be and but if you will be plenty to, to store 75 cubic meter in been shown to them matter

host: let's go to our phone lines and let's start with mike calling from sun city, california.ood morning. caller: good morning. i oppose this. between this and the fact that the left controls the media and just break down one taboo after another in this culture. it is really kind of sad to witness. they virtually eliminated wholesomeness in this country and replaced it with political correctness. they look to assault judeo christian values every day. i really think this direction is quite deplorable as far as that goes. i am really tired of media driving issues that they are concerned about and want to pursue instead of what america wants, i.e., the wall, climate change. you have 31,000 signers are on record -- scientists on record for saying climate change does not exist. but we have an elite level media that refuses to recognize them. it is a little tired of the elite level media serving as the offensive team on the left while democrats serve the defensive team at the expense of the american people. host: you live in california. california legalized recreational marijuana ba

the clouds that were streaming over the city today the marine layer in full effect for anyone near the coast. as the sunnt down at the lights of the city stretched around. it's going to get pulled farther. temperatures right now, look at the difference. these are the right now numbers. it is two degrees shy of 80 in livermore. the cool air has en streaming you start out with relatively cool mornings. this is part of the reason why the numbers are so much higher and why you're included in the excessive heat warning. most of the rest of the valleys of the bay area are not shaded. look at that bite right there. the national weather service removed the delta from the excessive heat warning because you are getting the benefit from the clouds we were looking at. even though the valley appear to not be included in the excessive heat warning because they are not they get a different shade. it's a heat advisory, not quite as intense. enough to make sure you know it who saw the hundred and five for today. santa rosa, these are your numbers. they have only gone up to 97 today. temperatures have played out much bet

joe in sun city, florida. democrats line. caller: good morning. come in following up on the lady who just called about the charter school. i try to get through when you had your guest on. i have experienced too with a charter school. i do not know about the others. it was not a quality school. she was right that everything was punitive, the kids had to pay to wear jeans on friday. your teachers were evaluated on how many extra curricular activities, all of the fundraisers and that step. and not on your performance as a teacher. it was one of the worst experiences i had as a teacher. i will never teach as -- add another charter school again. host: how long did you teach? guest: there was a high turnover. i did one year in the second year, -- and the second year, i put in my resignation. i cannot stand it. they gave us a principal who had never been in a classroom. she had been a physical head teacher. she had no experience in eight -- in a classroom. you could tell. she had no respect for us and was treating us like we were her gym class. host: two

it comes as the sun supporters gathered in cities from new york to london to mark his 50th birthday over the weekend and demand his race. it's the 3rd bird, they, he's hot inside a maximum security prison in the u. k. in 2019 a sullen was forcibly removed by british police from the dorian embassy in london to quito terminated his 7 year asylum nurse. and perhaps just to remind you of the a son's case, he garnered vast international attention when wiki licks published classified military documents that allegedly exposed us war crimes in iraq. afghanistan, he faces 175 years in jail in america, which was some extra dated from the u. k. on charges of hacking an espionage. in january, a british judge ruled against the move over fears about his mental health. the u. s . has since launched, he'll look, feel application for his sons was rejected amid concerns, he remains a flight risk. will pink floyd co funder rockstar roger waters a long time supporter for sons told r t. the media has been code into silence and it's reporting of the kid. i was at a st protest last february. and we march from

the very center of a very special place is being created to honor the danish cities most famous sun times christine, under the new museum sheds light on regions both above and below ground in the faint writer and poets world. here museum goers can immerse themselves and his fairy tales with all of their senses. this is the limit area and you just come in and you can lie down on the rocks and you can look up into the sky. and you can hear the other moments talking about how beautiful it is up there, and you can hear some beautiful moments singing. and then the sky is kind of like your canvas for, for your longing. as you look up into the sky, what are you longing for? just as the little mermaid was longing for life, i mean my seconds of denmark, recent edition, and christine understands very tales, themes and characters such as the nightingale, the princes, the pain, and the little match girl are still popular with readers of all ages. the world over, ah, we want to see this new place. very exciting. very tales that didn't always end of the day off and have a sad ending and make the reader

cities. most famous sun cons kristian, under the new museum shed light on regions both above and below ground in the faint writer and poets world. here museum goers can immerse themselves in his fairy tales with all of their senses. this is the limit, and he would come in and you can lie down on the rocks and you can look up into the sky. and you can hear the other moments talking about how beautiful it is up there, and you can hear some beautiful moments singing. and then the sky is kind of like your canvas for, for your longing. as you look up into the sky, what are you longing for? just as the little mermaid was longing for life, ah, my seconds is denmark reset the extra dish hans christie and understands very tales themes and characters such as the nightingale, the princes and the pain. and the little match girl are still popular with readers of all ages the world over the we want to see this new place actually very exciting, very tells that didn't always end up and have a sad ending and make the reader think. i think the museum here it's, it gives you the freedom to feel the story in a v

joining us now is doctor calvin sun, he's an emergency room doctor here in new york city. you for having me. >> how much of your day these days as covid cases versus other emergencies that the er sees on a regular basis? i imagine the balance of that has shifted as the pandemic has gone on, but what is it like now? >> i have a unique perspective of being in multiple emergency rooms and urgent care centers now. i'm kind of burns out after last years on trying to mix it up a bit and it's a very interesting to see that in new york city, i'm seeing a lot of covid positive resurging and they're not as sick and they're coming with a mild symptoms and we're seeing increasing cases but still mostly non covid. if anything covid releases of had this week are formally anti vaxxer's asking for the vaccines and privacy i don't think they're telling anyone else, about it but in vaccinating the so that's what i'm seeing right now and we're gonna have to wait another 2 to 3 weeks before symptoms exposure to get worse to see if they start restarting a resurging in our. >> you said that you

jessica: onto kansas city, missouri, as the sun set over the jazz district, we caught up with singer[singing] jessica: her stage name, j love. jamie chase: music is my expression. it's my love. it's my heart. it's god's gift. jessica: we asked, does she feel a sense of belonging? jamie chase: musically, yes. but in my everyday life, no. if i am in the grocery store, everybody doesn't know that i am j love. i don't look the same. i got my hat on. i am just another black person. and i still have people following me around in walmart. sometimes i am cool with it. sometimes i am not nice about it. sometimes i'm like, 'hey, do you know it's probably not me that's stealing?!' jessica: the mother of two young black men, she wrote a song called "black lives matter." jamie chase: right now, i am fearful every time my kids leave out the door. i am fearful. 'where are you going and who are you going with?' some of my white friends will say, 'oh, this is not happening and it's not that bad.' this just hurts me to the core, when my white friends say, 'you know, you just need to stop talking about

it means that people on the streets, in different cities, in the sun or upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has caused. and those are legitimate. what happens though, is that people with guns infiltrate these gatherings while it's going to be a tough time for iran. we have sanctions american from the european to trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible, ordinary iranians that their objective and simultaneously because of global warming, we have a very severe drought. and that drought has had an impact on agriculture. and it has created water shortages in certain parts of the country just under 31 minutes. that's when i will be back with another full in fresh look at, you know, this is not in traditional the ah ah, me the with i'm action or times here we're going underground from britain in the midst of or is johnson's unique freedom de corona virus experiments accused by doctors of creating a breeding ground for new variance coming up in the show.

it means that people on the streets in different cities and the sun are upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has cause. and those are legitimate. what happens though, is that people with guns infiltrate these gatherings? well, it's going to be a tough time for iran. we have sanctions, americans, and europeans trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible, ordinary iranians, that their objective and simultaneously because of global warming, we have a very severe drought. and that drought has had an impact on agriculture. and it has created water shortages and certain parts of the country are that just about wraps up this and use program for this half hour here. when are you into national with me, rory, to say thank you for joining me and the entire news team here at moscow. and my colleague, sean thomas here at the desk and a half an hour's time with more of your weekly will headlines. oh, look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except when the shorter

it means that people on the streets in different cities and the sun are upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has cause. and those are legitimate. what happens though, is that people with guns infiltrate these gathering? well, it's going to be a tough time for iran. we have sanctions american from the european to trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible, ordinary iranians that their objective and simultaneously because of global warming, we have a very severe drought. and that drought has had an impact on agriculture, and it has created water shortages in certain parts of the country. does a for me 29 minutes. that's when i'll be back with another full fresh look at your news. this is our to international share with the ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, the board is white, you're walking down a street in a town and in the store and windows are negative. in depression, you tend to go into the store and buy those thoughts and take them home as if they're yours. in mindfulness, you walk down the street, you still see the sort storefront with the negat

it means that people on the streets in different cities in the sun upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has cause. and those are legitimate. what happens, go, is that people with guns infiltrate these gathering while it's going to be a tough time for ron. we have sanctions, americans, and europeans trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible, ordinary iranians, that their objective and simultaneously because of global warming, we have a very severe drought. and that drought has had an impact on that type of culture. and it has created water shortages in certain parts of the country. so the droughts in iran, the big storms in china, the flooding in europe, the wildfires and russia loads of stories an amazing footage for your rock now online at r t t dot com. the meantime we are back soon with more the with the i.

it means that people on the streets in different cities in the sun or upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has caused. and those are legitimate. what happens though, is that people with guns infiltrate these gatherings? well, it's going to be a tough time for iran. we have sanctions, americans and europeans trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible.

city. adams claimed victory running as a moderate in a field that included many progressive democrats. joining me now, harry enten favorite sunhoice voting. >> that's right. it was the first time the city used it. if you looked at the initial ballots, this was the first round, people's first choice, eric adams was way ahead of the field here, 31%. kathryn garcia, 20%. kathryn garcia and eric adams ran as mainstream. maya ran as progressive democrat. this is the first time new york city used rank choice voting. and rank choice voting we weren't exactly sure what was going to happen. here is what happened as we jump ahead in the rounds here. this is round six, seven and the final round of eight and the key nugget here round eight you see eric adams, 50.5% to kathryn garcia 49.5, a difference of less than 10,000 votes. what i should point out that's important here is the rank choice voting almost caught eric adams, right? you see kathryn garcia was third in round six, eliminated wily in round seven, ten points back. garcia received the vast bulk of the wily votes but it wasn't enough and eric adams is your winner. >> eric adams,

it means that people on the streets, in different cities, in the sun or upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has caused. and those are legitimate. what happens though, is that people with guns infiltrate these gatherings while it's going to be a tough time for iran. we have sanctions, americans, and europeans trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible, ordinary iranians, that their objective and simultaneously because of global warming, we have a very severe drought. and that drought has had an impact on culture. and it has created water shortages in certain parts of the country. or that doesn't mean it's our, i'll be back in 29 minutes with another full 1st look at you. news is art international . the, in a democratic society of free speech rights word are spoken freely in those words that catch attention and result in something that is beneficial to all have a place in the market and the marketplace of ideas. and those words and ideas that don't benefit society as a whole tend to get discredited or weaned out of the conversation off t

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no, not really, not over the city anyway. we saw sun today, but the fog makes its return this evening. areas of drizzle possible once again with cooler temperatures in the forecast tomorrow. we are about 3 to 5 degrees below average today. back to 5 to 10 degrees below average tomorrow. then a warming trend kicks in for inland parts of the bay area as we head into the weekend. let's take a look at our current temperatures, and looking towards the coast, you can see the fog backed up towards about twin peaks. sutra tower is in there. caught a glimpse earlier today. i don't think the clearing line is as far to the west tomorrow. temperatures right now cool near the water. 61 in san francisco with 66 in oakland. hey, it's the first time since saturday that san francisco's been above 60 degrees. temperatures farther inland low to mid-70s for santa rosa and an san jose. there aren't many spots in the 80s by tomorrow afternoon. a noticeable breeze. you saw the camera bouncing around a little bit. gusts over 20 miles per hour at the moment are

low 80's for redwood city san carlos as well as woodside south bay highs still in the low 80's really no change in the south bay from yesterday. you're already sitting under the sun union city and hayward 70's dublin 83. so oakland at 70. well berkeley and richmond each in the mid 60's antioch 88 vacaville 87 or 2 warmest spots will delay hoping nation napa only in the 70's. same for you in santa rosa petaluma and sandra fell. really good weather in the upper 70's tomorrow's highs will be a little cooler highs barely in the low 80's at our warmest inland. if you like that cool feel and you are inland. enjoy thursday. friday is not bad either, though we start to warm up gradually after that by monday and tuesday, we do see a few low 90's back in this forecast. reyna john, thank you. got a new accident and tracking here in south san francisco. this is a eastbound at one. oh, one northbound. >> and there was just a little delay. it looks like traffic is starting to clear up a bit. but it was starting to turn orange on our map to 80 would be a good alternate route. but as you can see, that acts and not causing much of a delay traveling into the city though, a little

lisa: today, we will be getting earnings sun america followed by citi and wells fargo. i want guidance on potential loan growth among consumers and corporations. what are they seeing? we did not get that much except for hope from j.p. morgan that perhaps consumers would spend a bunch of their savings and actually start to lend again. they would be able to lend to the consumers who would borrow again. what we are not getting clarity in any way and goldman sachs did not provide that. 8:30 a.m., u.s. june producer prices. we will get the index reading after yesterday's data. i want to understand what the friction is for some of the industrial producers. what kind of price input, how high have they gotten, and how much will that lead to inflation in the bottom line in the consumer prices that we see as we talk about when you go to the store and you see the sticker price increase. you are not going to talk about transitory factors. at 12:00 p.m., fed chair jay powell will testify at the house panel. serious about what he says about housing prices. i know that he and janet ye

and dramatic scenes from china, where sun, storm and gulf, an entire city in the north west of the country. towering in at 100 meters in height, it turned the sky yellow. busy and reduced visibility to just a few meters, causing havoc on local roads. and that brings you right up to date you watching are to really appreciate company join me for days in 30 minutes. ah. we're going to count down the next day as torn and historic day in monetary history . that would be august 15th, 1971. the day that then president richard nixon closed the gold window, basically defaulting on america's obligations to great britain at the time. and since then we've had pure monetary chaos. oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's 20 and sugary and all the under the victim. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment ah, what's driving the m it's corporate.

the united states, the german chancellor promised to do everything possible to help the city mention in, in the sun's ca beaten. it is a terrible day. so people in flooded areas, my thoughts with you and you can trust that all the forces of our government, federal, regional, and community will do everything in difficult conditions to save lives, alleviate dangers and relieve distress over the border in neighboring belgium flop water. read through the villages, merging homes that mean we don't do all around midnight. i heard a scary noise when i looked through the window and i saw that there was a torrent of water, at least 50 to 60 centimeters, di what i thought and in the netherlands. several care homes were evacuated with some local residents, draven by tracked to safety. people who have really been taken by surprise, they've never seen so much water inundating their cities and driving them away from their home. extreme web platter has been paralyzing large parts of this border region here between belgium, germany, and the nat'l and more to ranch rain is forecast and with it fierce further devastat

city. everybody else should have sun. a little bit of a mist, too. daytime high today under sunshine. we'll go to 80 in palo alto. union city hits 76. 82 in downtown san jose. mid 80s for the valleys of the inland east by, our warmers spot being brentwood at 93. there is danville coming in at 85. warming up into the low to mid- 70s along the bay shoreline. santa rose' with you in the upper 70s. then we see it jump into the low to mid 90s for daytime highs. still keeping an eye on where the smoke front wildfires burning in the state are heading. the most noticeable way up in the far northern third of the state. a look at elsa which will pass over cuba today and into tomorrow morning and then it skirts up the west coast of florida on the other side of the state of surfside where they are working on that collapsed tower but this will still be a tropical storm that will work its way up the west coast of florida, so still a story to watch a >> seven-day forecast. we will be back up into the upper 90s by the time we get to next saturday so it is about to get hot again for inland locations. b

temperatures reached up into the 60s for half moon bay and francoup to 65 in the city, warmer than yesterday because the sun did a march. 70s for fremont in san jose, and 80s for concord and santa rosa, santa rosa was the warm at 84 degrees. not bad on july 1 one the warm spot around the bay area, even farther inland, it's only 84 degrees right now still 82 degrees in concord and fairfield the 76 for the current temperature in santa rosa, also san jose, temperatures mostly in the 60s around the bay, 73 at sfo but significantly cooler downtown, only in the mid-60s at the moment and upper 50s along the coast. a noticeable breeze out there but is kind of typically breezy conditions for the bay area, most of the sustained wind are running right around 15 miles an hour definitely and entre wind and that will continue. temperatures tonight dropping down to the mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees, a perfectly normal-looking low temperature map for early july. temperatures in the city going to warm up to about where they reached today, the mid-60s by early afternoon with a cool down after entre breezy strengthens

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in the city of munster, the ringleader was also said to have filmed and distributed videos of assaults on his partner's underwrite, sun. 50 suspects linked to these crimes are being tried in other german cities. the w political correspondent has sprung can tell us more. welcome hans, i'm. that's not with the background to this case. well, the 4 men that were convicted today, part of a very extensive ring of child pornography. the ring leader had to set up a computer server in his cellar and was distributing videos of child abuse us through the internet across germany, and possibly internationally. the full men had celebrated a birthday party by abusing 3 young boys filming themselves doing this and distributing the videos. also convicted today was a woman, the mother of the main perpetrator. it was her garden hudson, which all of this took place and she knew what was going on. so she was convicted as an accessory. there are another handful of people who have already been convicted as part of this investigation, but there are at least 50 other investigations continue. and 30 people are in custody at the moment. so it's

this hottie last night, and we had a few drinks, and then she took me to cream city." [ laughter ] but over in phoenix, the sunshanged the name of their stadium this weekend. it's now called "the footprint center." yeah, which was inspired by the size 16 foot giannis stuck in their ass during game five. this was the play that sealed the deal. after stealing the ball from devin booker, jrue holiday dribbled the ball down court and hit giannis for the alley-oop, and the greek freak put it down like a dog in "old yeller." look at him. this is the face of a guy who just went to cream city. oh, yeah, baby. [ applause ] there was a lot going on in game five. one fan sitting courtside even snuck a whole bottle of tequila into the arena. and that fan was lebron james. [ applause ] sneaking booze into the finals like it was a flight on spirit airlines. like his movie made $30 million this weekend. you'd think he could afford a brown paper bag. >> guillermo: yeah. >> anthony: you can't just carry around a bottle of tequila in public. who the hell does he think he is? guillermo? [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: i don