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i know commissioner thomas's son got to participate in the commissioner fisher yeah. both have. both have rising, rising ninth graders. but i don't know, you know, anyways, commissioner, commissioner fisher, uh, commissioner fisher was, was in the program and again and really, really appreciate the rigor that we, we offer during this program. and it was neat to talk to the families who shared what they saw their students learning this summer. and when mom spoke to me about how much more confidence her daughter is going into high school with now that she had this extra opportunity to learn some more math and science. so that was neat. and then we also over the summer, serve many of our newcomers, students in our summer academy for integrated language learners. and here we have students who have been in the country for less than two years, not only just learning english, but also learning content, getting additional high school credits. and i got to be in a in a classroom where our students were practicing how to strengthen each other's arguments and really talking to each other a

son, hunter biden. attorney general mare irk garland granted special counsel status to the u.s. attorney in charge of the case. here's abc u.s. justice correspondent pierre thomas reporter: the president's son under investigation by a special counsel and likely headed to trial. hunter biden still in the investigative crosshairs of federal prosecutors. still clearly in legal jeopardy. >> i'm here today to announce the appointment of david weiss as a special counsel. >> reporter: it was a surprise announcement from attorney general merrick garland, elevating david weiss, the trump-appointed u.s. attorney who had already been investigating hunter biden for five years, to special counsel due to what garland called the extraordinary circumstances of the case. >> this appointment confirms my commitment to provide mr. weiss all the resources he requests. it also reaffirms that mr. weiss has the authority he needs to conduct a thorough investigation and to continue to take the steps he deems appropriate independently. >> reporter: and then another surprise. weiss telling the court that the chances for a plea deal on the table just two weeks ago have all but disappeared

. >> one of the great human beings, fortunate to know him in the early 60s and the youngest son, thomasson and he was secretary of the native and the last ten, 15 years of his life he was active in the conservative cause movement and quite wealthy generous contributions so iran young americans in the 50s and we had a small office in the for the fourth advertising in new york city, i'm at my desk about 2:00 p.m. and i look up charles edison and he would walk to the towers, 15bl blocks around encourage us, a delightful and wonderful man. >> the contribution on the phone i called a few people like him and world war one hero, they all gave me money generously. >> talk about that, cold calling people on the phone. >> that's not me. it wasn't me, i don't like people asking. >> started writing letters so i got a secretary and then i got something, a few hundred letters an hour or something like that and i got something called computers and we started spitting out letters and after about a year end a half, national review i began to focus and after a year end a half i thought everything i knew

now lives rent free, and paid for the private and school tuition of his grand nephew, who thomas raised as a son, none of which thomas has ever disclosed. so when you take a step back, this is what appears to be the deal, if you will, between clarence thomas and his right wing benefactors. you want yacht? we got yachts. you are private jets? we got private jet. you want a fancy lead education for your adopted son? we've got. we will give you the life of luxury you want if you stay on the court where we need to, pursuing the ideological project we are all committed to. this is why gifts, particularly to judges, or to any public official, but do judges, are supposed to be at the very least disclosed and hopefully regulated or a band. it can be shockingly corrupt for a judge to be dependent on a wealthy benefactor giving him lots of stuff. but this deal has meant that clarence thomas is essentially a kept man. one of the most powerful men in the country, who sits on the highest court in the land, lifetime tenure, essentially no way to dislodge him, and apart from the dangers of this as it relates t

i much fortunate to know him in early 60s, youngest son of thomas edison. he was second of the naive, governor of new jersey and in last 10 or 15 years. he was active in the conservative calls to movement, he was we'll and generous with his contributions. very -- i ran your honor americans for freedom in early 60s, one day we had a small office on floorth floor, i am advertising, you have a rope in new york city, i am working at my desk at 2 p.m., i look up there is charles addison. a delightful man. i caught him on the phone when i first started, asking for a contribute brewing. i f called a few another people like him, eddie rickenbacker of eastern airline and jai howard ipo gave he money, but i decided to stay with us. >> talk about that a little bit. cold calling people. on the phone, disla that not me,t it wasn't me in the 20s and opal is almost 90. >> youit will write them a letter. i got a secretary, they would write more betters, then -- i am the mihm -- mihm graph machines. thatth seemed to work i tbotd computers that nobody heard of. we starvedded

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son who just weeks ago believed he had a plea agreement to end the investigation. now it appears he could be put on trial. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas reporter: tonight, the president's son now under investigation by a special counsel and likely headed to trial. hunter biden still in the investigative cross-hairs of federal prosecutors, still clearly in legal jeopardy. >> i'm here today to announce the appointment of david weiss as a special counsel. >> reporter: it was a surprise announcement from attorney general merrick garland, elevating david weiss, the trump-appointed u.s. attorney, who had already been investigating hunter biden for five years, to special counsel, due to what garland called the extraordinary circumstances of the case. >> this appointment confirms my commitment to provide mr. weiss all the resources he requests, but it also reaffirms that mr. weiss has the authority he needs to conduct a thorough investigation and to continue to take the steps he deems appropriate independently. >> reporter: and then, another surprise. weiss telling the court that the chances for a plea deal, on the table just two weeks ago, h

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. >> guest: the youngest son of thomas edison, the inventor, had been secretary of the navy, governor of new jersey and in the last 10, 15 years of his life, he was very active in the conservative movement, quite wealthy and very generous with his contributions. so i ran young americans for freedom in the early 60s and one day we had a small office on the fourth floor, no elevator, madison avenue, in new york city, at 2:00 in the afternoon. there is charles edison, all the way from the waldorf-astoria, to boost morale and encourage, a delightful, wonderful man. started asking for contribution, gave me a contribution on the phone and called a few other people like him. eastern airlines, world war i hero, and the oil company, they gave me money generously but i decided to start writing letters. >> host: talk about that a little bit. cold calling people on the phone, voice to voice. >> guest: that is not me. that wasn't me and my 20s and it is not me at almost 90. i don't like people asking for money. i started writing letters. i got a secretary and then i got something hardly any viewer

thomas. richard wright's famous in native son and there's also going to be by shelley fisher, fisk and great american studies scholar. she's doing a book, a biography, if you like, of the character jim from huckleberry finn. now, that means she's going to be tracing reactions to the character jim depictions of the character jim, ethnic griffey about the character. over time. and i think some readers of especially readers of literature will find those kinds books fascinating. i can't wait to read the books on othello and jim and those sorts of of works. but there will also be political figures, diplomatic figures, we hope, and certainly literary figures be including legal figures. we haven't we haven't even touched the surface yet of biographies of great lawyers and judges. and so forth. well, before we leave, some of these literary figures, would you consider the biography of jim from huckleberry finn? in a sense, to be a historical novel. no, i would. i would i would say no to that. and i think shelley fisher fishkin would, although i can't speak for her, she's writing that book. no, she's

son cut out . he's known thomas st. kyra. since college i heard the rumors and already even the legend about the matter that there was a brave officer in the boot canard. the army named thomas st. kara. he was virtuous, hard working, courageous and daring. we all wanted such a figure to appear $11983.00 there. he was from the time of size or bow. he worked as a secretary of state for information. the phrase that will reveal mt amount of the low to those that not there people as president a person and on his post to defend the revolution. and if he lets the revolution fall like a glass shatters that day, i remember it very well. i sent to expedited notes to the president. she was under the form, so i decided to give them all the information, including all the dirt. if i had the information, i would pass it on. come right, president blah blah blah. here's such and such information. here's what needs to be done. he go taste of the game. and that wasn't golf. in december 1984, the president used to gather his executives. that day

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thomas. hell reigns leading vaughn on capitol -- hillary vaughn on cap holohill. capitol hill. reporter: good morning, stu. democrats are greatly disturbed by people in power rubbing shoulders with billi billionaird businessmen but not the president's sonied about supreme court justice clarence thomas, a report from pro public claiming thomas has been taking luxury vacations and outings and private jet rides democrats say thomas fail toddies close these exorbitant gifts and should be can i have thed off the high court and resigned because of it. fox reached out to thomas for comment and didn't reply back. unprecedented, stunning, disgusting and height of hypocrisy and wearing the robes of justice and take undisclosed gifts from billionaires and benefit from your decisions and 38 free vacations, yachts, luxury vacations and sky box at events and when it cops to house republicans saying show the biden family and their business partners benefited at least $20 million from foreign sources. democrats brushing that off saying there's no evidence of any wrong doing by the president himself and saying there's not enough evident to warrant an impeachment investigation. >> it's not that democrats don't have evidence, it's the republicans don't h

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these are the names of perpetrators involved with murdering my son. thomas hahnbal. paris movet. andrew. jason thomas. an thon emhunter and america us carter one is deceased. i had also talk about cold case. there is other families all of these are cold cases. so -- on these cases these are bulletins you nayou guys made and none of these are solved. we will deal with maddy scott's son his case is not guilty solved. and i. -- deal work with her sometimes. this is when they left me with for my son. this is when i remember even though i remember his smiling face this is when the perpetrators left mow with. a corps:one wants to be standing over their child. and grieving. although i remember of the happy days, this is the worse per of my life. for my only son. this is the worse part of my life. will i prifor those mothers this they did not have to be this was i skate boarding and not murder. otherwise they philidelphia be standing here talking like me. thank you. [cannot hear speaker]. >> thank you. star child. i would like to echo the woman as far as her concern over the grieving mot

periodistas no reportÓ como exige la ley, no son solo lapsos Éticos, es un estilo de vida dijo el senador cuando se desatÓ originalmente la controversia sobre thomasr a declarar al congreso citando la divisiÓn de poderes, pero publicÓ el cÓdigo de Ética al que se ciÑen . >> seÑalan las ventas millonarias de los libros de la jueza, e insisten que otros jueces han viajado con amigos y recibido beneficios. >> es algo que puede que sea una cuestiÓn que se tenga que solucionar pero no desde un punto de vista polÍtica porque todos sabemos que todo estÁ politizado. >> asegura que segÚn su trabajo otros magistrados. thomas no ha respondido pero tij que se tratÓ de la amabilidad, e insiste que no ha influido en su trabajo en el tribunal supremo. >> bien, hay nuevos detalles en el caso del sospechoso de amenazar al presidente joe biden abatido por agentes del fbi cuando lo querÍan arrestar en utah, una red social habÍa alertado al fbi contra el fiscal de manhattan, un funcionario de alto mando nos comentÓ que la plataforma propiedad del expresidente trump. >> entretanto el expresidente trump y su asistente se declararon no culpables en el caso de los docume

thomas. so much, so that he calls himself my grandfather son, as you know, and his grandfather had maybe impacted him in multiple ways. as i note in the book. the first is there's nothing you can't account if you don't put your mind to it. he'd say, when justice thomas or, his brother was, would complain. he'd say, old man is dead. you know how i know i helped bury him. the second thing he always and enforced is that even though he himself had a third grade education and struggled to read the bible or the newspaper and would once he could successfully complete packet passage of the bible, for example he would memorize it. he thought that in frederick douglass words and words that justice thomas later uses, education means emancipation. and so he saved penny. he had, even though he was oil delivery man to justice thomas, a young justice thomas and his brother to catholic schools, which he did from really third grade through 12th grade and believed that was so important, so much so that he never let the boys a day of school. and he said if you are acting, dad or you are dead, i will take you to sch

son is a play that is being put on for this first week of the fringe. i have the right here, at edwards, and star of the show, comedian mark thomas.pared to previous years? what is great is the festival is getting back on its feet again properly. last year if that ticket was punch—drunk. there are lots of problems with the festival, but there are lots of brilliant things about the festival. what i love about the festival. what i love about the festival. what i love about the place as you can go and see a bit of performance art, then a bit of opera, then a stand up. i adore it. i think it is brilliant. it is the biggest arts festival in the world, why would you not want to be here? we the world, why would you not want to be here? ~ ~' ., the world, why would you not want to be here? ~ ~ ., ., , ., the world, why would you not want to be here? ~ ., ., , ., , the world, why would you not want to behere? ~ ., ., , ., , ., be here? we know lots of people have come and play — be here? we know lots of people have come and play to _ be here? we know lots of people have come and play to audiences _ be here? we know lots of people have come

sons, right? the republicans believe in privatization, right? if harlan crow is willing to do this for clarence thomas surely he'd be willing to extend security to all america's fine supreme court justices and not just his pets, right? so at some point, the public who's investing money in keeping these people in the manner which they're accustomed to, need to demand that money back if they can engross themselves through republican donors. and again, that comes back to congress and that comes back to congress pulling their funding until the supreme court submits to basic ethics reform. >> i think you might be the first defound the supreme court person i've heard on air. thank you so much for joining us on "the beat." >>> up next, we'll introduce you to the man who wants to prosecute some abortion rights activists as part of a criminal conspiracy. >>> and later, some disturbing revelations about how florida officials wanted to teach black history or not teach black history. is there really another side to slavery? stay with us. y? stay with us introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connec

year old and a son is late twenty's, the vista coast coming in the context of increasing violence throughout the course of 2023 especially the occupied westbank wouldn't move in a 180 thomas opinions have been killed. and now moving is going to use radius for the fall of this year as well. sorry, really bit after the moment. thanks very much need for that update hartzell's report. he, on his reading, media reports of a women being killed during a shooting and the fight westbank. thanks. her a new guatemala and 90 corruption campaign up in the array below has won the presidential runoff election by lines. like you've got 58 percent of the value to gain to form a 1st data sondra, taurus, nor appellate of this report. the celebrations in the guatemalan capital supporters of the center left anti corruption candidate bidding out of the idea of of cheering his landslide victory over former 1st lady. some that authorities we are out celebrating the seed. we planted with our vote, hoping it will flourish, the unable to see by many as a political outside are managed to shake up guatemala as political landscape. one of the biggest electoral surprises in recent memory. look at my bi

counsel in the investigation into the president's son after his plea deal with prosecutors seemed to fall apart. chief justice correspondent pierre thomastracking the case. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. it was only a few weeks ago that hunter biden was on the cusp of a plea deal that he hoped would put an end to his legal troubles. it appears the legal and political drama for him and the president is far from over. this morning the president's son still in the investigative cross hairs of federal cross hairs. creating political challenges for his father. a special counsel now appointed to investigate hunter biden's financial dealings and his plea deal apparently falling apart meaning it's all but certain he's likely going to trial. >> i'm here today to announce the appointment of david weiss as special counsel. >> reporter: attorney general garland making the surprise announcement due to what he called the extraordinary circumstances of the case. garland naming david weiss, trump appointed u.s. attorney, who has already been investigating hunter biden, as the new special counsel. >> mr. weiss has the authority

son of kind of 75000 in sidney. the line is one to send me 31 though, face spain for the try. if you on sunday, alex thomas reports game worthy of a final between 2 nations with a long history of close ties and intense scolding rivalry, spelling it with a multi atmosphere outside the stadium, australia. the old red and white england flag spoke to me. it's the sea of a straight in green and gold, the lionesses and their supposes in the roll of buildings against the matilda is the darlings of an ancient straight here at the captain. marvel. same tongue stone thing again to the 1st time at this world. but it was the european champions who went into a comp time one to lock up or something go familiar to it . looked as though going on with keeping astray the appliance in the 2nd house until suddenly to turn the match on its head. that's a chelsea teammate. many bright backed away the matilda skiff, and least the goal of the tournaments, sending the host nation into a friends at that stage with them and some is with australia. and so the defensive mistake from eli carpenter allowed lauren him to put england back

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son boss of the, to the you and has code cools for return to democracy in the jam. are you in corresponding christian salumi sat down to discuss the issues at play with linda, thomas greenfield. she began by asking her what support the us and the security council were willing to give the democratically elected president of the bombing buzzing. we have been communicating with the president presume since he was put under house arrest. he is the democratically elected government. we have called for his return, we recognize him as the democratically elected government. we've condemn this attempt to over throw him and we support echo weiss in their efforts to find the path forward without the military support in any way we're supporting. echo was, we're supporting their demands on the military and we're supporting president for so how would you support them? we are engaging diplomatically with countries in the region. we are engaging diplomatically here at the united nations to condemn what this military has done. and we will continue to keep pressure on them until they make the decision, which is the right decision to allow this democratically elected government to resume its pl

thomas, for 59, steph curry of the warriors makes an appearance. would you believe it, in a new rap video that'd tell me how to flip my wrist? how my father sonhow that ratchet on me like a gun. they should put the basket in the casket after i'm done. i can do that to the song is called lil fish big pot and steph curry's there alongside toby wiggy with a little swagger about steph curry's talents on the court. now, i know i messed up that name, but you know what? i mean. however, sfgate and some other sites are saying steph curry is actually lip sync ing over the rappers. voice time is 459 doordash set a new record for total orders and revenue in the second quarter. the company, based in san francisco says its grocery store and convenience store deliveries are growing. total orders went up 25% to 532 million for the april to june quarter. doordash also credited improved driver efficiency for that increase in revenue. we have a police department that's understaffed. we have a sheriff's department that's understaffed. they're doing everything humanly possible to address this problem. we'll tell you what san francisco leaders said last night abo