timothy: simple, last year this quarter we were up 100%.se numbers in investment banks will keep bouncing around a lot year-over-year as we put the pandemic behind us. i would not read much into it at this point. dani: putting the drama behind us, but you talk about promising signs when it comes to spending. if not loan growth now, when? will we see it in the fourth quarter? will we have that fiscal cliff when people have plenty of money that the stimulus provided that they will not need loan growth? when will we see it? timothy: if it was not for jamie and his call yesterday, that is the right answer. people saved too much money. consumers and businesses are better off. we need to get through the end of the year, and they are counting on christmas and holiday spending, which is when we get the greatest use of debt and leveraged by the consumer. going back to the warning at the morgan stanley conference a couple months ago, we know consumer credit card balances are one of the biggest letters for the big banks. we really need a strong christ

timothy hamano of piedmont is accused of hitting 41-year-old gregory turnage jr. on a sidewalk then running off, leaving his wife in the passenger seat. she later turned him in and told investigators he had been drinking. but by then, it was too late to test him. turnage leaves his partner and their 10-year-old son. >> the reckless choices made by timothy hamano came at the expense of greg's life. he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father, and he has robbed me of my partner. timothy hamano's actions have inflicted inconsolable heartbreak. >>> mill valley police are looking for the vandal who targeted a black lives matter mural at tam high school. and there's security video showing somebody defacing it on july 20th. they're treating this now as a hate crime and asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> another mural is about to debut in san francisco for the victim of a senseless attack, and that might not be all that's added in his honor. >>> well, there's a new mural that is going up at california and grant in san francisco tomorrow calling for jus

timothy hermano has not been charged with d u i.he judge ordered him not to drink alcohol or to drive and set bail at $125,000. henry lee ktvu, fox two news for the fourth time, thieves broke into a wine company founded by governor newsom. it happened yesterday about 6 40 in the morning at plumpjack wine and spirits on fillmore street in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. police responded to an alarm sounding and they arrived to find broken store windows, according to the chronicle. police have responded to at least three previous burglaries at the same location just this year. so far, there's no word on exactly what was stolen. also in san francisco. the nordstrom rack store will close its south of market location on october 1st. the san francisco business times reports that nordstrom rack is combining its digital and physical assets to offer customers a better product selection, improved delivery speed and increased convenience. the ninth street store has been open for 20 years. the nordstrom rack on market street will remai

now police say that timothy hamano crashed his lexus on park boulevard, hitting gregory turnage jr. on the sidewalk while he was taking a walk on mother's day. witnesses say the driver left coin dublin, the victim's family pleaded for justice. >> the reckless choices made by timothy hamano came at the expense of greg's life. he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father, and he has robbed me of my partner. timothy hamano's actions have inflicted inconsolable heartbreak. >> yeah, hamano's wife said in a statement the 64-year-old had been drinking alcohol throughout the day before the collision. >>> a man was stabbed on market street near san francisco'snum turnedsil.an, poay suspectbe the a ran off. the victim is expected to survive. police do not have a description of the attacker. >>> and for two months, someone vandalized the black lives matter artwork at a high school in mill valley. now, this is surveillance video from outside last week. police say the suspect damaged parts of the artwork where it reads black lives matter and equity. they're treating this as a hate crime, and t

timothy in new york, republican line. we will go to you first. what are your thoughts on the select committee. caller: i think the select miti is crazy. what did they expect from the, from the riots and stuff like that that they had in the years before? did they expect the same thing? or different? that's my question. host: ok. timothy, if you were on the select committee, what would you ask? caller: what would i ask? why didn't they, the, the lady in charge of the house call security before this? she knew that this was going to happen. she knew. host: who are you referring to when you say she, the speaker? caller: yes, the speaker. host: ok. democratic line, silver spring. you are next. caller: i just want to say that i'm really looking forward to this. i know the republicans tried everything they could to not have a bipartisan committee to find out what happened and unfortunately they won't be able to do it that way they wanted, to obfuscate, sorry to say, but i'm happy that liz cheney is there and i'm sorry, i forgot the name of the other repu

timothy suckow. >> what did you think when you found this out?>> he was local. >> he was working at irs environmental, an asbestos removal company. they don't drive around in white advance, by any chance, do they? >> >> i checked that list, and lo and behold, they owned a vehicle that matched our vehicle in the video. >> well, well, well, what were the chances. timothy suckow must have been the mugs cue -- muscular man in black running for dear life toward the equally mysterious van. >> we had the swat team sitting on him. we didn't want to take him to his house. >> when suckow and another man went to the house, they moved in. they photographed his many tattoos. >> mr. suckow is a hardened prison type individual, 275 pounds of solid muscle. >> we have some paperwork and stuff, tell you what's going on. >> when the interview went on, detectives made no bones about it, they thought they had suckow, dead to rights. >> today is the day to help you out. i didn't come to you by accident. my killer left something up at the house, and your dna is all ove

timothy hermano has not been charged with d u i. the judge ordered him not to drink alcohol or to drive and set bail at $125,000. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. we are learning more about a passenger who was killed while fleeing from the chp in nevado, the marin county sheriff's office has identified that man as 18 year old augustine rohaas rodriguez from santa rosa. he died after the vehicle he was in crashed into a stoplight while exiting the bell. martin keys off ramp. the chp says it all began when officers stopped that toyota sedan with four people inside early this morning. for speeding on highway one on one north beyond near lucas valley road as the toyota came to a stop to passengers jumped out and took off running when officers then got out of their patrol car, the driver and another passenger sped off. the officers then had to run back to their car. get in and get back on the freeway, attempting to overtake the vehicle by the time they got on the freeway, they the car was so far ahead of them. they actually couldn't even se

. >> 39-year-old timothy could have never imagined being hit covid-19, and being hit this badly. >> heer perfect example of doing fine, he was well enough at home. he got sick, but not sick enough. then all of a sudden he came in and he was more short of breath than usual. >> do not have the vaccine. i have to change my perspective on this whole situation. i definitely feel strongly about having the vaccination, making sure my family is vaccinated. >> what has it been like to walk these haoles the last couple months? >> very hard and scary. you see the same rooms at other patients have paed and that you have tried to save and the rooms continue to fill up as fast asou can get patients home and out of here. back then, it was not preventable. it has become preventable. at makes it even harder this time. it makes it extra hard. >> baxter county has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the u.s. efforts are underway to reach those who are still undecided. >> we felt it was really important to get the vaccine, to help the community because we have seen cases are rising. >> am not so much w

. >> 39-year-old timothy bromley could have never imagined being hit by covid-19 anbeing hit this badlyanother perfect example of doing fine, he was well enough at home, he got sick but not sick enough, and then all of a sudden he came in and he was more short of breath than usual. >> do not have the vaccine -- i did not have the vaccine ended it changed my perspective on the whole situation. i will definitely feel strongly about having the vaccination and make sure my family is vaccated. reporter: can you tell us what had has been life -- like to walk these hallways in the last couple of months? >> it is been very hard and scary because you see the same room's oth patients have passed ended y tried to save. as the rooms fill off -- philip, it has become preventable. it makes it harder this go-round than last time. it never had to happen. it makes it extra hard. reporter: baxter county has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the u.s. and efforts are underway to reach those who are still undecided. >> we thought it was really important to get the vaccine is we've seen cases have been

to ensure that timothy camano feels the full weight of his actions just as our family has turned his was walking along his neighborhood sidewalk at park boulevard in view mont avenue on may 9th when police say that 64 year-old timothy him struck him with his lexus. >> then took off on foot. witnesses reported that he left her niche lying on the sidewalk and his own wife in the passenger seat behind deployed airbags. the attorney representing the victim's family believes at home may have run off to avoid a blood alcohol test or breathalyzer by officers, they now have less evidence to prove whether the driver had been drinking before the crash. anyone who. >> did what he did. i think no matter how pristine they could say their past was would be seen as a threat to our community. >> turned himself in the next day after a warrant was issued by opd for his arrest. he was charged with felony hit and run leading to death and color manslaughter with gross negligence. >> mill valley police are searching for man who was caught on camera vandalizing 2 murals at temple pies high school. police s

explain about the risk of infect timothy across the population, given that the j. c. vi is recommending the jags be given to children who have a phone, little adult in the household. how to explain that contradiction was speaking to the baby say on saturday. adam famous was asked about the rationale behind doing this. and he made precisely the point that the statistics show you're about as likely to be hit by lightening as you all to get a severe dose of covert if your child children also tend to spread karone of ours a bit less well, but not 0 than older people and they do not suffer from severe side effects of crone of ours, but what they could do is, of course take the infection home and introduce it through the household unit to other more vulnerable people. and at the same time, remember that we have seen encouragement of use of the vaccines in vulnerable children. so we all going to be vaccines and children who judge to be particularly vulnerable. we're just not vaccinating children or mass at the moment. but in the last few weeks, i haven't received an indic

timothy >> i think that's exacte feeling that you get here. big arsenal that these two had amassed. they've got five pipe bombs. they've got fully automatic weapons. they've got 45 to 50 guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition. if this is how you entertain yourself, well, that means that you are a criminal. and to your point, tim mcvay, who is the touchstone for so many of these people, they all use the anarchist cookbook as a way to figure out how to make their devices and how to target their locations. and they all of that to timothy mcvay, with this singular focus on using violence to overthrow the government and using their own acts of violence deradicalize other people to their cause. >> i want to put on the screen an image that was included in the criminal complaint filed in court of this white privilege card, that ian rogers had. he had this in his home. this was part of what was collected in the raid. the white privilege card trumps everything. this is what these people believe in. joyce, it seems to me that as witnesses of, against

back at the hospital, timothy has one last message — to healthcare workers and his family.,300 people died of drug misuse in scotland last year, with the country seeing a record number of deaths for the seventh year in a row. it means scotland continues to have by far the highest drug death rate recorded by any country in europe. and its rate is more than three—and—a—half times that of the next worst countries, sweden and norway. lorna gordon reports. it would've been angela maclachlan's birthday this week. angela had one of the most contagious laughs, smiles, big blue eyes, and everybody loved her. but, like too many others in scotland, her life lost to drugs. do you miss her? every day. because you feel robbed. angela's sister, who is a local counsellor, works helping others deal with addiction in the town of irvine. she says over recent years, there has been no let up in the numbers dying. we have had wave after wave. it's like a tsunami coming to us. how much of it can we take? waves of deaths? waves of deaths. when you hear it every single day, you are consoling famili

he is holding 5-year-old timothy white. >> who could make this up? every movie executive. there wasn't anyone not interested. >> there he is. there he is. >> steven was a national hero. he returns to merced triumphant. >> steven's return has been a joyous event. >> within days, he's on "good morning america." >> good morning, steven, and mr. and mrs. stayner. steven, how's it feel to be home? >> feels great. >> did you remember your parents well? >> they didn't change that much. i recognized them when i got out of the car. >> what about your brothers and sisters? >> they changed a lot. i never recognized either one of them. >> mr. and mrs. stayner, how did this affect your other four children? >> when steve disappeared, the older two were very upset and i think kind of became very quiet children from the experience. >> there was a press conference outside the stayner house on bette street. and everyone was smiling. there was a lot of jubilation. this is really some sort of a miracle that steven's come home. >> the greatest thing that ever happened. i

to ensure that timothy tomato fields. the full weight of his actions just as our family has turned his was walking along his neighborhood sidewalk at park boulevard and view mont avenue on may 9th when police say that 64 year-old timothy him struck him with his lexus. >> then took off on foot. witnesses reported that he left turnage lying on the sidewalk and his own wife in the passenger seat behind deployed airbags. the attorney representing the victim's family believes at home may have run off to avoid a blood alcohol test or breathalyzer by officers, they now have less evidence to prove whether the driver had been drinking before the crash. >> anyone who did what he did. i think no matter how pristine they could say their past was would be seen as a threat to our community. >> turned himself in the next day after a warrant was issued by opd for his arrest. he was charged with felony hit and run leading to death and color manslaughter with gross negligence. >> police were able to get a hold of the receipt for hermanos l

timothy amano has not been charged with dui. judge today ordered him not to drink alcohol or to drive and set bail at $125,000 live at the courthouse in dublin. henry lee ktvu fox two news. all right, henry. thank you. elections departments working at a frantic pace to get ready for a recall election coming up next we'll show you what needs to get done in san francisco in the next couple of weeks, plus l. a city council is set to approve a plan that would limit where the city's homeless can set up encampments. also ahead tonight, california's department of public health updates its recommendations about wearing a mask. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reac

haidi: timothy annett.wn resorts saying the melbourne casino operations can restart with restrictions. crown saying gaming and non-gaming operations can recommence. they included limiting the maximum capacity in each indoor space to 100 patients as well as physical distancing and distancing protocols. crown still negotiating when it comes to the potential lifeline for the broader business and its melbourne casino as it tries to show regulators that it can become a suitable operator with the ongoing casino. sticking with australia and sydney's month-long law down may be extended through other parts of the country although other parts of the country are opening up like in melbourne. the city saw the most covid cases since the latest delta outbreak in mid-june. let's get the latest from our cross-asset editor. why does it look like sydney will stay locked down? these numbers are just not coming down. >> that is right. new south wales has failed to flatten that covid curve despite this lockdown which has been g

largest rebellion since los angeles 1992 i think one really important distinction that even 64 to timothy thomas in 2001 and what we saw beginning with ferguson in last summer is that the operating in ferguson and in minneapolis did not start to jump off violent, it is not throwing rocks at policeng officers or beating white people, the jumpoff was all of the uprising started out as peaceful protestsacnd individuan the police responded to the nonviolent going back to the obama quote what do you do when the police respond with violence to violence they teargas crowds of people that were holding visuals for michael brown the police be people with their batons and we sent in the armored tanks from my rock and people again going back to self-defense people responded by throwing bottles back at police and burning rvs down. by diluting that it was the police response to the nonviolent protest in the recent. and i was just in conversation about the book recently and she kind of said it in some ways better than i could've in response to the dynamics and she said basically have we gone soft, the p

and one important distinction even from the '64 to timothy thomas in 2001 and what we saw beginning with ferguson and last summer, is that the uprisings in ferguson and in minneapolis didn't start, you know, the jump-off was not violence, it was not throwing rocks at police officer or beating white people, the jump-off was all of these uprisings started out as peaceful protest individuals and the police responded to that nonviolent going back to the obama quote, what do you do when the police respond to violence with violence. people were there because of michael brown, the police beating people and the tank from iraq and they respond by looting, but it was the police response to that nonviolent protest in the recent period that's really important and derrick, just in conversation with mer recently and she kind of said it in some ways better than i could have, in response to some of these dynamics in the book, basically have we gotten soft? the protesters have gotten more peaceful, but the police violence has stayed the same. >> and that's, you know, that raises an interesting question t

timothy albertson says the same side effects are showing up again. >> sore arms and low grade fevers. the power of the two dose vaccine declines slightly every two months. so how long will it remain in the immune system. >> extremely lucky. not vaccinated for fear that they will be >> officials tell nbc news they will start to give booster shots of a pfizer vaccine to people over 60. dr. albertson believe that's -- believes that could be in our future. we're probably getting a yearly vaccination the cdc says it doesn't recommend a covid booster shot at this time. nbc bay area knew. >> san francisco is eyeing a possible mask mandate. >> we see the delta variant really taking flight right now. at least 77% of san francisco residents are fully vaccinated. that's incredible and we school masks will be vital in protecting children particularly those under the age of 12 that are not yet eligible. they will outline a policy some time next week. >> let's go to tokyo and show you the olympic flame. early friday morning now in tokyo as we continue our olympic coverage. now all eyes remain in gy

to the lack of transparency by the police and local government after a 20-year-old black man named timothywas killed in a dark alley by a cincinnati police officer and was the 15th man to be killed within six years by the cincinnati police which led to the largest rebellion since 32. one important distinction from even the 642 timothy thomas in 2001 and what we saw beginning with ferguson last summer is that the uprisings in ferguson and in minneapolis didn't start -- the jumpoff was not violent. it wasn't throwing rocks at police officers or even eating white people -- the jumpoff was all of these uprisings started out as peaceful protest individuals and the police responded to that again going back to that obama quote. what do you do when they respond, when they tear gas people holding vigils for michael brown, beat peoplein wih batons and in armored tanks from iraq and people then again going back to self-defense, people responded by throwing bottles back at police and burning things down and looting. but it was the police response to the nonviolent protest and that period that is impor

attorney timothy lundell new tim starkey for decades. >> he had such promise in family and fun, justone in an instant. >> my dad was a lover of music and cooking for people >> richard says she respects the remorse that was shown today in court. it's what her dad taught her to live with integrity would want from her. what would your dad say to you today? >> he would be very proud for me standing up for him and defending his character in front of the judge and the woman who killed him. >> reporter: the family says they were just trying to get through sentencing but they will explore future legal options. i also reached out to her lawyer but have not heard back yet. >>> a live look at san francisco where to hit some of the bars may have to be vaccinated. according to the chronicle, the sf bar owner alliance is considering that rule due to a spike in covid cases. customers would have to show proof of vaccination before entering. of them would be required to participate. a formal decision is expected next week. >>> bay area companies are postponing their return to office plans because of

. >> the reckless choices made by timothy came at the expense of greg's wife. >> they were playing golfr some period of hours, drinking beer and then they were in an establishment where they had buddy mary's and some wine. >> reporter: they were never able to determine the blood- alcohol content immediately after the crash because he fled the scene. now the victims family has filed a civil suit on behalf of the victim's 10-year-old son. >> he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father and robbed me of my partner. he has inflicted uncontrollable heartbreak that we will never fully recover from. >> so he is facing the wrongful death lawsuit and mr. hamano is also facing a criminal case. what can you tell us about that ? >> reporter: he was arraigned here earlier today. this is also where the victims family held a press conference. he is facing charges of regular manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident. we reached out to hamano for comment but never responded to ng live look at san jose. with the new school year fast approaching, the san jose unified school district now requires

to ensure that timothy tomato fields. the full weight of his actions just as our family has turned his was walking along his neighborhood sidewalk at park boulevard and view mont avenue on may 9th when police say that 64 year-old timothy him struck him with his lexus. >> then took off on foot. witnesses reported that he left turnage lying on the sidewalk and his own wife in the passenger seat behind deployed airbags. the attorney representing the victim's family believes at home may have run off to avoid a blood alcohol test or breatha-yzer by officers, they now have less evidence to prove whether the driver had been drinking before the crash. >> anyone who did what he did. i think no matter how pristine they could say their past was would be seen as a threat to our community. >> turned himself in the next day after a warrant was issued by opd for his arrest. he was charged with felony hit and run leading to death and color manslaughter with gross negligence. >> police were able to get a hold of the receipt for the knows

coming to the county law school is and more of if you do need that issue on both accessible mala timothy, spell it for some days. it keep to an extra can use and what pico no opinion of issues to to you and it can give it a shot. the luckily i didn't get the the pay off. i me last minute present nothing quite so known as no illusion. and, you know, do it more men on the nicola? yes. toya and i was also you dream on. what are when i don't usually down the less pronounced him is on the phone call table to the region of actual don't get some good. i know the napoleonic public wanted to this is also to new. your whole e d, a letter of just in the house should be cautious or sidney proved compassion ah enough for you. want to keep an eye out for me to ask you to keep a friend in the speak, commodity on issues and stuff. people who don't treat you ah, just getting a scenario show. so i can tell you, if you really confused, i saw the d as in circle down a bit of yon owned dominant. if you didn't from your school, from a strong conclusive when he said fever contrary to each my company the yahoo!

to ensure that timothy tomato fields.weight of his actions just as our family has turned his was walking along his neighborhood sidewalk at park boulevard and view mont avenue on may 9th when police say that 64 year-old timothy him struck him with his lexus. >> then took off on foot. witnesses reported that he left turnage lying on the sidewalk and his own wife in the passenger seat behind deployed airbags. the attorney representing the victim's family believes at home may have run off to avoid a blood alcohol test or breathalyzer by officers, they now have less evidence to prove whether the driver had been drinking before the crash. >> anyone who did what he did. i think no matter how pristine they could say their past was would be seen as a threat to our community. >> turned himself in the next day after a warrant was issued by opd for his arrest. he was charged with felony hit and run leading to death and color manslaughter with gross negligence. >> we'll take a break. time now is 5.20. coming up on the kron 4 morning

what about your accused, timothy permentor? who is he?once she got past the superficial aspect of him and realized what he really was like, she wanted out of that relationship, and that ultimately led to her death. >> prosecutor lowry said permentor thought he could outsmart the cops by playing the bereaved boyfriend, playing to the hilt at the crime scene. >> oh, god! >> the prosecutor said permentor got thrown off the tear-stained script when he called karen's best friend soon after making the 911 call. >> he said katherine, it's tim. i'm a karen's apartment and she is laying on the floor and there is blood everywhere. she has been stabbed. >> stabbed? >> stabbed. not she's dead, i don't know what happened. >> he said she's been stabbed. >> he said on the phone that she has been stabbed. >> okay. she has been stabbed. >> we didn't know that at that point in time. >> he knew something crucial he shouldn't have known. >> he knew something he shouldn't have known because he's the one that stabbed her. >> the prosecutor looked at the reject

and i remember people telling me at the time, timothy snyder is an alarmist.it's almost as if donald trump read a history book and realized that after lying about how the votes were going to go bad he could actually see this play out to his benefit. >> yeah, you know, ali, i spent five years reporting in china. i was always staggered by the ability of chinese communist party officials who had endured the cultural revolution, endured the great famine under maoist rule and we want it under history and went to the enormous efforts to rewrite history. and, you know, we americans would watch that with disbelief. and yet we see that, something very similar happening here in terms of gop leaders who saw firsthand what happened and yet have now reverted to that big lie and perpetuated it. and, you know, i do think that we have to look at why that tunism comes about, and why they see it in the interest to reiterate the big lie. that has to do in turn with the sayo way some media platforms have made a lot of americans believe these ideas and made it necessary for people

the victims family gathered outside the courthouse as timothy was arraigned on manslaughter and hit and run charges. the wealth manager is accused of killing gregory turnage in oakland on mother's day. they claim he was drinking when he struck and killed turnage. >> he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father. and he has robbed me of my partner. his actions have inflicted inconsolable heartbreak upon our family that we will never fully recover from. >> is accused of running from the crash scene and leaving his wife there. she helped turn him into police. >>> governor newsom received a close-up look today at the devastation caused by the tamarack fire, burning near south lake tahoe. newsom and nevada governor steve says a lack toured homesites near gardnerville guided by the fire that was sparked by lightning. both praised the tireless work of firefighters, with governor newsom addresses addresngthe esi devastating impact of climate change in california and the west in general. >> already we have 5600 wildfires here today. it has taken about 480,000 acres. but that in perspective. las

back at the hospital, timothy has one last message, to health care workers and his family.ow proof that they have had coronavirus vaccinations. the broadway league says performers and people working backstage at theatres will also have to be vaccinated. shows are set to return in the autumn after a long absence. during the pandemic, broadway's 41 theatres were forced closed, as new york city struggled to cope with spiralling infections. the hollywood star scarlettjohansson is suing disney for breach of contract, after it streamed her superhero film black widow at the same time as its cinema release. the film set a post—pandemic box office record, grossing $218 million in its first weekend. but box office receipts then fell sharply and ms johansson argues she was deprived of potential earnings. disney said it had "fully complied" with her contract, and her case had "no merit whatsoever". i'm joined now by anousha sakoui, a journalist at the la times specialising in the entertainment industry. great to have you. thanks for talking to us. could you just explain what really hap

the latest adaptation of the novel stars timothy shalomay.ed for release last year but was delayed due to the pandemic. it hits theaters and hbo max on october 22nd. >>> former president barack obama and bruce springsteen are teaming up again. they're releasing a book based on their popular spotify podcast "renegades." the publisher, penguin random house, says that "renegades born in the usa" will come out on october 26th. the 320-page book includes rare photos and illustrations, handwritten springsteen lyrics, and annotated speeches by the former president. >>> "rolling stones" fans will soon be getting satisfaction. the band says they are relaunching their u.s. no-filter tour after it was derailed by the pandemic. the first show is in st. louis on september 26th. it wraps up in november in austin. the stones added some new stops including the new orleans jazz and heritage festival in october. >>> and we're hearing from a new jersey teenager who was hit in the face by a seagull while she was on an amusement park ride. 13-year-old kiley holma

anderson film, the french dispatch, which like every wes anderson tells, just packed with stars. timothy charlemagne told us with bill murray all who are expect to be here on the right carpet behind me for that for the premier. so really looking forward to that movie and then cancel was great for having a scandal film, and i'm hoping this year that's going to be been detail, which is the new film from basic instinct director, paul, for whom. and it's a true life, lesbian. nun thriller from the middle ages based in the middle ages. so obviously lots pull up there will see if it's as scandalous as everyone thinks it might be. or as i hope it will be. but those at least are 2 of the films that i've been waiting for now for almost over a year. now. a true life, lesbian, none thriller, there's a sentence that ever. so i'd say on international news. but it will serious note some of the major news today that has been as of american filmmakers, richard donna, no real connection with can, but he leaves quite a legacy. no, i mean can, of course is known for celebration of art house films of touris

so sort of quirky us movie called the french dispatch packed with stars. tilda swinton timothy shallow may bill murray. elizabeth mos hopefully will all be here on the red carpet. really excited to see that and then can, is always great for having scandal, movies and hoping this year that's going to be been detail which is a new film from peralta hoover. and you might know as the director of a basic instinct, this film is a period movie about lesbian nuns in the medieval france. so obviously a lot to like there, i'm hoping it's gotta be just as shocking as everyone expects to be. the w got rock bro, back in can thank you. some sports now formula, one's australian ground free has been cancelled for the 2nd consecutive year last year's race and march with scratch the last minute the panoramic started to take hold this year's contest and melbourne was shifted from its usual season, opening spot late november. but the formula one and we'll now have to wait until next year as well motorbike fans because october motor g p has also been canceled with just 14 left and the european football cha

so a sort of quirky us movie called the french dispatch packed with stars told us whitton timothy, shall m a bill, murray. elizabeth mos hopefully will all be here on the red carpet. really excited to see that and then can, is always great for having scandal movies and i'm hoping this year that's going to be been detail, which is a new film from paul for whom you might know as the director of a basic instinct. this film is a period movie about a lesbian nuns in the medieval france. so obviously a lot to like there, i'm hoping it's gotta be just as shocking as everyone expects it to be. the w. got rock bro, back in can. thank you. well, the pandemic has forced the cancellation of formula ones, australian grand prix for the 2nd consecutive here, last year's race. and march was cancelled last minute. as the pandemic started to take hold. this years raised in melbourne was shifted from its usual season, opening spot to late november. but all the formula one fans will now have to wait until next year as well motorbike fans because october motor g p has also been canceled. but just for teams l

totally fool proof because the certificates are easy to forge and the system does not check that you timothy, molecular on college. professor lauren's young highlights the challenges if we have, as we do differing rates vaccination across europe, that is going to create some problems i think in terms of travel. and we know that this more infectious variant is spreading. we know the various vaccine platforms that have been developed, including the are and platforms are being modified now and trial individuals to check that we will be able to generate even better protective community against barriers. and i guess it's a case of keeping an eye on levels of, of protection levels of antibodies. so there is a complication to vaccine. paul's falls, not only in terms of variance, but also one of the current big unknowns is how long does the protective immunity induced by vaccination i to the last, we believe it to be more than 6 months. so there is an issue here about whether or not we're going to have to have some way of just measuring antibodies. it's not difficult or tests that you can do this ve

would have been again, when we were quickly returning to football, in that case where we are under timothy. because we're going to be very mental health people who are say no lawsuit. and again, i think you said you can bet your bonds are only mental health, mental health because you know, just going to be always excused for new cases occurs. angela, this is, you know, there was a 3361 where the japanese, they're being charged as possible will be great to be seen by it. or maybe, i mean, you mentioned the panic. i mean, the u. s. g of gnostics, team refusing to stay at the olympic village during the games. alan, is it possible that they could start a trend that other countries might follow suit? would they have for us? so they can, they can really want to, to, to be us all to go, daniel was some of the other europe. so the merge are all so much, it would be a job as well. that not worried therapy for whatever. so what i think that they're not going to be need is because they're not very well, like to respect to community. and i think overall, i think most teams want to stay where is days a

and spring you forward into your next stride. timothy she will be by the my legacy. when kenya's elliot kit shogi became the 1st man to break the to our barrier in the medicine or be it's in an unofficial race, he did it in super shoes. since the arrival in 2016 times run by top male, marathon runners have improved by 2 percent. it's slightly more for women. what we're going to see in the sport is going to be a race between the manufacturers. vol. are all in the race between the athletes. and analogy could be formula one, racing. if you're comparing to teens a $1000000000.00 teen versus a $100000.00 teen for such a thing, you know the, the drive is no longer important. what's more important is the call athletics world governing body rejects. that's argument saying what's inside the shoes is strictly regulated. so after a highly scientific shoe destruction experiments here in the main press center, this is what we're left with. full t millimeters of phones is allowed in a road running shoot. and then there's the carbon fiber plate here, and it's the scoop design of th

but that was brought in by a timothy brought in by cuban americans as a, as a why to cuba. and previously, they're only allowed to bring a certain number of products. now they will be able to bring it much as they want without an active isn't impart response of what occurred because protests were spar in the midst of a major. so some went viral, which was the key for not allowing meditating supplies for getting it. now though that's something denied in addition to president, and he struck more conciliatory tone. he, he did say that the protest worth were instigated by lenient sector in the united states who want to stop the relation between tube in the united states. but he also said that the self critique was necessary, and he, he recognized your social problem and that a lot of mark that were marginalized population that had not been transformed. and that seems to be a huge home from the president. and so we'll see if that produces any more. com or in the days to come, brazil's president j both an arrow has been rushed to hospital, the treatment of a blocked intestine. th

diamond league when at this distance since 2018 over the 1500 the night belong to kenya, will champion timothy cherry up took the wind in a very quick men's rice, which produced the 6 fastest times of the year. and it was fight, keep yay! gone. he took the women's race also in a world leading time. and a new canyon record. in the field events the republics to time and pick champion barbara spots a cova when the women's javelin. an american k t national came out on top in the women's poll volt. clearing a height of 4.9 meters. the athletes which is on by $8000.00 spectators in monaco, but things will be looked quite into each time at the olympics with friends bend from all tokyo venues. david stokes, out his era columbia have claim 3rd place in the couple. america thanks were late winter against peru. it was locked at 22 in the 4th minute of added time when louis the ads wanted with the 2nd goal of the match, columbia getting the revenge on peru who beat them in the group stage. now attention tends to re as matter cannot stadium where hosts brazil take on argentina in the final ah, over in euro

diamond league when at this distance, since 2018 over the 1500 the note belong to kenya will champion timothy cherry up took the wind in a very quick men's rice, which produced the 6 pass this time of the year. and it was fight kip. yea gone. he took the women's race also in a world leading time. and a new canyon record in the field events, the chip republics to tom olympic champion. barbara spots a cova when the women's javelin, an american katy nash came out on top in the women's po volt, clearing a height of 4.9 meters. the athletes which it on by 8000 spectators in monaco. the things will be a little quieter in 2 weeks time at the olympics with friends bend from all tokyo venues. david stokes, out his era. now to the major sporting tournament that almost never was the copper america host, brazil taken argentina and the final later on saturday. daniel schriner reports from when cyrus oh, they got there in the end. the corporate america kicked off in june and ends with a final between brazil and argentina in rio de janeiro, iconic medic, enough stadium brazil the host and holders argentina

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