tony confronted mickie in the school hallway. >> toni tony saw mickie in the hallways said kody and called, he told, or not get. off before anybody heard about this kody statement. mickie sister told us this. >> she needed her there, he said that she had walked by and said something so rude under breath. >> we're talking about a couple of years. bill >> yeah, the hatred between them grow more and more. i can't tell you why. it just escalated. >> as cody told the da, it escalated to a fever that day. and, suddenly he suggested, why don't you guys just talk it out? and, tony agreed and said, she just wanted to duke it out with micaela so i relayed the message to mickie. and said, while she wants to fight it. out and mickey came to the resolution and she's like, okay. >> so, said anne kody mickey did get into the car with him, voluntarily. they drove around for a while said kody. then they picked up tony. they all headed to the gravel pits. and, what did kody tell the da but would have been there? well, it turned out, nothing. because, just the -- fact the two met, confirmed briefly and kody

tony, melissa?do this to melissa, he's never done anything to him. >> so you're telling the designs you look at the wrong guy. >> yeah. >> tony now melissa? >> he had met or a few times, over the years, but we weren't social. >> debra told police she and tony had been married for 17 years and had four children. they had separated more than a year earlier. tony had been moved into a house into miami gardens with a friend. for 20 years, he had worked for florida east coast railways, hauling fright. >> you know he basically drove a train for a living. >> police check them out on their computer. >> is he any priors? >> none. no priors. >> the tigers went to talk to toni, and recorded the conversation. >> how well did you, do you know this, deborah's friend? >> melissa, i know her from her. i've seen her, a few times. >> you guys have any problems maybe? something like? that >> number, i don't think i ever spoke to her more than two words. >> do you know if she's had anything to do with what you are goin

tony looks at me and i look at tony and tony said, no, sir, do you have any questions? what are you hearing? i looked at tony and said, we just told you what is happening at the rally. then he looked up and said, have you talked to the president? and tony said, yes, sir. all right, good. >> he asked tony if tony had informed the president and tony said yes, he had? >> is it your understanding that he told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january 6? >> that's what he really to me -- he relayed to me. >> this is how you characterize mr. meadows' general response one concerns were raised about what could happen january 6. >> at that time of the day, there were lots of public reports. [indiscernible] >> do not act on those concerns would be accurate. >> in the exchange, you mentioned he pulled it aside? >> correct. >> we are going to show text between you and the deputy chief of staff. these messages were exchanged while you were at the ellipse. in one text, you write the crowd looks good from this vantage point, as long as we get this shot, he was

the first one is for tony. how did you close the netflix trade?ld this put spread i said if the stock is tradi trading below 190 i'm okay with taking delivery of the stock and closing the stock. and the stock closed just under 190 today, which is the expiration date. i'm looking to build a position. if you don't already have position you can sell another put spread going into earnings next week to potentially try to acquire more stock >> next tweet, meta recently added to the russell 1,000 value index seems like kind of a thing that would happen near a bottom. do traders like meta >> it's as cheap as it's ever been you're trying to catch a falling knife which i think using a call spread is the good way to do it. the short-dated are particularly steep, so maybe even make it a diagonal >> in our last tweet, asks, started looking at j.p. morgan on the earnings dip yesterday as it hit a fresh 52-week low at a p/e of just under eight, what do you think of an entr jp now for leaps >> leaps buy you time. with the stock closed at 112 break even, if you th

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take them low. >> tony zhang?nues to dominate on market share and starts to focus on profitability, i think now is the time to start investing by selling some put options going into earnings. >> mike khouw. >> intel earnings were obviously disappointing, but amd isn't intel. if you think there's a move possible between 90 and 80 put on action puts >> the tech trade starts right now. >> this is a paid advertisement for csn. >> you know, the one thing you can count on in numismatics, which is the hobby of collecting coins, is that the pace of change, or change, is glacial. [ chuckling ] okay? we would hope from the -- oftentimes, as numismatists in a hobby and in a profession, we hope for a snail's pace from the united states mint. nothing is done quickly. nothing is done without forethought.

. >> tony what is your take on the straight? >> i agree with the overall thesis that michael carter has. we know that prime day is pushed into the third quarter. consumer data shows that consumers are quite strong. the e-commerce business i think will report fairly well. i think what will likely provide headwind is affect. this is something that i think could be a little bit of a downside. if you look at the stock or the price of the stock, when it broke below the 145 key level that it had held above for multiple years, it quickly got down to that one of five level. the relative strength that carter was referring to over the last couple of years is very poor. i agree this is likely going to be a nonevent and specifically like to put calendar strategy mike is putting together. i do think for me i would like to go a little further lower and have a slightly bearish tilt to this calendar or slightly neutral. looking at that 115 strike gives you a calendar spread that straddles the trading range . as long as it ends up somewhere in-b

tony looked at me, and i look to tony. no sir, you have any questions? i looked at tony, sir, he just told you about the rally. and then he looked up, and set, have you talked to the president? tony said, yes sir, he's aware. all right, good. >> yes, tony had it informed the president, -- >> miss substance in, is it your understanding that mr. ornado told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january six? >> that's what mr. ornato related to me. here is how you characterized mr. meadows general response when people raise concerns about what could happen on january six. >> at the time in the days leading up to the six, there was lots of public discourse about having to go back -- if i am hearing correctly, was the exact view -- mr. meadows did not share or had those concerns? >> he did not act on those concerns would be accurate. >> but other people raised it to him, like in this exchange that you mentioned. >> that is correct. >> messages in, we will show you now an exchange of text between you and deputy chief of staff ornato. these

that is the difference to tony devers -- tony evers. tony evers has been weak. i am going to replace him. let's talk about that commanding officer to successful businessman. i was born in a farm town an hour north of here, brownsville, population 342. i looked out the bedroom window, i saw barry farms and cornfields. i help farmers to mail the hay and pick rocks. does anybody know what picking rocks is? there we go. they keep coming up every spring. at nine years old, my father put a shovel in my hand. i was filling gravel bags. we laid a pipe on top of the gravel, p gravel. i learned a great work ethic from wonderful people and it stuck with me. i went to college, i did to rotc, when i graduated, i was sworn in as a second lieutenant in the infantry in the u.s. army. i spent 12 years in the service. i went all in. i went all out. i went to airborne school, paratrooper school, ranger school, jungle warfare school and after 12 years, i got out at the rank of majors. a lot of hard days in those 12 years, but the greatest honor had was being the commander of the to

and privilege to be able to share memories together with him for 65 years." >> in recent years, tony dow became a sculpture artist mostly using burlwood and bronze. some of his creations have been on display at galleries around the world. his heartbroken family says dow's illness has been a roller coaster of ups and downs, but now he's in a better place. >>> coming up, the 13-year-old, his lemonade stand, and a massive tip. >> yeah. >>> and why scientists now say the loch ness monster may actually be real. "that's wild!" coming up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ooh, you're an angel ♪ ♪ ooh, you're an angel ♪ >>> a 13-year-old boy in tennessee has just learned that angels are real. >> and they'll often appear when you least expect them, but also when you need them the most. our own will ganss is here with more on that. hey, will. >> hey, mona. 13-year-old nico has been selling lemonade for several days, slowly trying to make his way up to the $1,300 he needs to afford a trip with his soccer team, but then he met ochten and lecke burk

tony has a way to play it. >> i am taking a look at uber. which is a story of market share. they are taking more risk and growing faster than their primary -- what we see is a primary downtrend since february of 2021. 18 months. but, what we are seeing over the past couple of months is what we typically see near a market bottom. an inverted head and shoulders formation. a pretty material move that we could see on earnings. the important part is looking at the businesses between uber and their primary rival, lyft. lyft has managed to turn a profit but, what you want to look for is the fact that the day, the revenue growth is less than half of what we see in uber. 70% year over year revenue growth. i think those types of numbers justify the richer valuation we currently see in uber. what is more interesting is the rich implied volatility implied. the market is implying a 12% move versus the historical average, which is less than half of that. i want to harvest the elevated implied volatility and, look at taking a riskier position by buying uber stock. i am going out to august

tony, why don't you take that one u. >> the rule of thumb similar to united airlines.own about 50%, so you still have about $3 left in this particular case because the cat list is over, take the losses >>> up knifebs, the final call flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪♪♪ there's no going back. >>> time for the final call, carter braxton worth. from perhaps it's making a turn, but it's already advanced 45% in a matter of weeks. and then your wrong fuse, bite some calls >> tony zhan

tony evers. he literally ran out. do you think we can scare him out again?f we have the right candidate. we fought for school choice, unborn, we were out there fighting against critical race theory, responding to what it is an application to civil rights act is how you defeat could go race theory going forward and ensure we actually grow our children in environments to be successful and not hateful. this stuff matters. i mentioned the unborn. yes. we should all they got that roe v. wade was overturned. in the next steps, we are going to work with families throughout wisconsin to help, not only protect the unborn, but to grow families so that they are healthy, on the right trajectory on the next steps of their life. i worked with wonderful groups, like pro-life wisconsin, wisconsin family action, i worked with argosy research centers across the state of wisconsin that exist in our state already. we do that because they are already on the ground protecting innocent life. after children are born, they help families take their first steps in healthy good ways. w

>> checkered flag goes to tony stewart! lye from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> coming up, surveillance video showing the moment thieves break into an ice cream shop, drive their car through it, and rip out an atm. we've got the video. >>> the oak fire has exploded near yosemite. the governor has just declared a state of emergency. thousand of people are being evacuated. >> san francisco is prioritizing who can be first in line for the monkeypox vaccine. find out if you qualify for the list. >>> good evening. >> we start with the fire burning southwest of yosemite. >> it is called the oak fire, and cal fire says it's grown to almost 12,000 acres. >> new video in the newsroom showing the fire from the sky. now, this is in mariposa county. thousand of people right now have been ordered evacuate. and according to cal fire, there still is not any containment on this fire. at least ten homes have been destroyed and governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency for mariposa county. >> fire started friday

tony ornato likes to lie.course cnn reached out to ornato for specific reply to all of this, what reeceived as a response to secret service that he is willing to sit under oath and answer questions about this. kate. >> will that happen. >> will the committee be able to question him. >> there are times, they say they'll be questioned and start dod dodging and it never happens. a lot of questions could be cleared up for donald trump if tony ornato came forward and did what hutchinson did, raise his hand, swear to tell the truth and do it, whether or not donald trump likes it. >>> "outfront" next, wnba star brittney griner in a russian courtroom with her freedom and fate on the line, is the key to her fate a prisoner swap with the man known as the merchant of death? plus, take you to the frontlines of russia's invasion where the sounds of war are a constant reminder of the threat drawing closer to thousands tonight. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammat

is 50 years since tony barber _ is planning to. tony barber tried that - is planning to. is 50 years since tony barber tried that and - is planning to. is 50 years since tony barber tried that and it. is planning to. is 50 years since| tony barber tried that and it led is planning to. is 50 years since i tony barber tried that and it led to what is known as the barbara bowman. you know, i am what is known as the barbara bowman. you know, iam not an what is known as the barbara bowman. you know, i am not an economist, and i'm sure a lot of people say, hang on, this is different, this was different than. but has there been a result of that of a certain nervousness about going for big tax cuts when inflation is rampant in the economy? is there a counter argument? is there a position that you could argue that liz truss could be right, something is needed to do, kind of if you like to kick—start the economy, and certainly her argument is about growth, the biggest it has been since 15 years between 1919 and 1934. we have had the weakest

that is the difference that stan in contrast to tony e verse. let's talk a little bit about that commanding officer to a successful businessman. at nine years old my father put me to work. i learned a great work ethic for some -- from some wonderful people who stuck with me today. i went to college. i spent 12 years in the service. like i do everything in life, i went all in, all out. i went to air force school, ranger school, low engines the conflict school. after 12 years, i got out at the rank of a ranger. the greatest honor i had was being the commander at arlington national cemetery. [applause] how many veterans are out there today? thank you for your service. my wife and i left the army. i rejoined the family business. unfortunately, my father passed away. usa great american. -- he was a great american. he was a foreman. he had four employees. my mom drove a dump truck. we had a few hundred employees. my brother and i had a few employees, today we employ thousands. we have not successfully made a generational transfer, we employ a thousand

[birds chirping] - john and tony is on their service, right? - yeah. - ok. well, you held your color al good. that's good. seriously. you're looking good. that's good, that's good. yeah, when i saw clayton over the holidays, and him, but that's the way it is sometimes. we had a lot of good times together, man. we really did, so i have to take care of him. - lewis funeral home. may i help you? - i want to also make some decisions. - ok, yeah. right now i just have to... - when i was a kid, i would put on my bow tie, and my tricycle was my hearse. whatever i could find, you know, rodents, ants, i was always busy on saturday. i had more funerals than anybody in town. i've probably embalmed close to 10,000 people in my whole career, and that's a lot of dying. - ok. - i have to separate my emotions from everything else, because i'm here to do a job. i don't see how i can help a family through grief if i'm grieving. can i ask you to do something? on that mole, can you just put a-- - darken it? - huh? - you want to darken it a bit more? - yeah, just a little bit mo

. >> she recalled a story or account told to her by tony ornato. she recounted something that he was telling her about how donald trump had basically tried to accost a secret service detail, tried to turn the steering wheel to go up to the capitol. and you know how tony ornato, who the secret service is pushing back on that account, trying to undermine cassidy hutchinson's testimony. can you tell us anything about what you know of tony ornato's interviews before the committee, how much of it was, you know, i don't recall, i don't recall? >> so i did sit in on one of the interviews that tony ornato did, but i can't comment on the substance of that, because that was all confidential and has not been released by the committee yet. i will say in general i thought that cassidy hutchinson, in her public testimony, came across as very credible and someone who doesn't have any incentive to lie. i think the committee has to go back to tony ornato and press him on her allegations and if he disputes them, they have to assess the credibility of the evidence ov

what are sent off to the i ipod and some great ideas from tony. short version of the programme. the full length programme is on the iplayer. we will be back the same time next week. goodbye. hello, and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up, 0fcom says the bbc has a problem with impartiality. does it? and how bbc news has upset both sides in the abortion debate in its use of language. the british summer brings with it a number of pledges or irritants depending on how you look at it, such as wimbledon, which started this week, and the glastonbury festival, which returned last week after two years absence. devotees have enjoyed hours are covered across the bbc are many references on its news outlets. it has been a rather disappointing day for british tennis on centre court at wimbledon with a defeat for andy murray against the americanjohn isner. emirati american john isner. emirati kylie americanjohn isner. emirati kylie was outplayed by france's garcia. :: :: :: :: :: kylie was outplayed by france's garcia. iii: 11:11: , ., garcia.

tony: asÍ termina este caso contra ricky martin en puerto rico.icial dispara a un niÑo de 13 aÑos de edad, los policÍas siguen al adolescente, el menor parece levantar las manos y un agente le disparÓ los abogados del adolescente dicen que ahora estÁ paralizado, el oficial dice que creyÓ que el sospechoso contaba con un arma que resultÓ ser un telÉfono celular. en utah un niÑo de sÓlo cuatro aÑos se le disparÓ a la policÍa, ocurriÓ cuando los oficiales que estaban a un hombre que amenazÓ con su arma a los empleados de un mac —— mc donalds, mientras los agentes restaban el padre ni no le disparÓ desde el auto, dijo que lo hizo para que soltarÁn a su padre, nadie resultÓ herido. el decomiso de fentanilo aumentÓ 130 y 4% al aÑo pasado en estados unidos en comparaciÓn contra el 2020, se incautaron unas 15,000 libras que segÚn la dea son suficiente para matar a toda la poblaciÓn de los estado unidos. vilma tarazona llegÓ hasta el frontera entrearizona y california, donde se le dio acceso exclusivo para mostrar justo el momento en que detienen cargament

tony, would you take that one?t the rule of thumb is similar to united airlines who paid six books for the debit spread. you still have 3 dollars left because the catalyst is overtime to your losses take the 3 dollars and apply it to the next trade. >>> up next, the final call. [ heavy breathing ] [ heavy breathing ] [ heavy breathing ] [ ominous music playing ] run! thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪♪♪ there's no going back. >>> i don't think they are going to be announcing too much. a split calendar there. probably too far, too fast. >> that does it for us. we will see you back here at 5:30. don't go anywhere. polit

>> tony blinken has never been as tough as he needed to be. the reality is this week china has had a frigate in japanese territorial waters. they've also had planes buzzing through japanese airspace. in the south china sea they've had two of those large coast guard vessels blocking the resupply. the philippines outpost. that's the reality. military forces the chinese are using. talking about cooperation, he is lying through his teeth. >> raymond: talk to me about these tariffs. we've heard a lot about biden considering lifting these tariffs. first of all, why were those trump tariffs put into place? what were they designed to do? what do we lose by lifting them? >> those tariffs under section 301 of the trade act of 1974, they were there as a remedy for the threat of u.s. intellectual property and also president trump wanted to move supply chains on shore. when biden, he even talks about lifting those tariffs, it says to u.s. companies "stay in china. i'm not going to let you have to worry." we are going to do business as usual, which means bu

the same tony referenced by cassidy hutchinson.and the other agent in the alleged suv incident, bobby engel, have previously spoken to the commit and while the secret service disputed some of the details of hutchinson's retelling the "new york times" reports that the committee interviewed a washington, d.c. metro police officer who said trump's departure from the ellipse was delayed because of his anger over not being allowed to go to the capitol according to two people familiar with the testimony. now, the officer wasn't into the suv but heard communications regarding the altercation and corroborated that the incident occurred. nbc news has not independently confirmed the account. as for the deleted text messages committee member jamie raskin says the committee will get to the bottom of their disappearance. >> it's obviously an alarming thing to learn that there were secret service text messages from january 6th itself and also the day before that were deleted as part of a replacement program. we don't know what the facts are and

we didn't have tony gemini, that champ is that tony?k at a between the legs, a champion, pete, to talk little bit riders, other things. off the this organization top 50 pizza. they of the restaurant. tony's ranked second behind only when the pizza napolitano, which is in new york, new york, always a long line out. there are other bay area pizza rias though that made the california list. do pio 16 del popolo and flour and water pizzeria. they're all great. they can be found right here in san tony also has a pizza. you teaches how to make pizza pizza gauge your interest. >> for you. news at 5. it does in a way, but you've got to try our nehls. okay. it's want to berkeley, ken and pam. they also have one on valencia in the mission as a little hole in the wall. you know i wanted to family that you bring up high and will be the judge so hungry, right? like towards going all right. vicki and grant, thank you both so much. coming up next with us at 6 o'clock, new developments in the mass shooting at the illinois florida 4th of july parade. >>

tony: markets are paying a price to a extent. idea of a 2% 10 year would signify a deeper market recession than market participants might see. the market component of the yield, the inflation rate, the term payment and what the fed thinks it should have its rate at relative to the inflation rate. with the 2.5% inflation rate ahead of us as far as we can see, on the term premium likely to lies, the extra yield we are moving out ahead of the yield curve, that rises and the fed steps back. seems unlikely yields would get back. the final word is, what memory of what happened in the bond market will last a generation. investors will not be so quick to drive yields down that fast. there is a period of stability we have had since april. guy: can i make a drizzle? alix: oh no. [laughter] guy: how long does the drizzle last? there seems to be this assumption that the bed rate is great, they cut them quickly as the recession -- fed rate is great, they call -- cut them quickly. do you think we can stay up, it is the staying up that establis

what do you think tony?arter is the one who brought this up about a month ago and despite iv -- ibm hasn't broken out in a relative basis they have broken out to the sector and i think they are going to head higher. >> i concur. >> the utilities broke under their trendline and recovered, and would you recommend a 75 call spread? >> i actually like excel you and i think this is where it might make sense, and bear in mind you will have a dividend in september so focus in august. >> on june 2 a traitor bought $17 calls and sold them for a $.40 credit and a $2 million credit. what is the strategy here? >> when you are doing that basically you are expecting a near to -- term move and not a large one. which is chris is a company will be reporting, and this is a bit more deep into the pledge usually for most people. >> carter, what is your take on snap? >> it lost 85% of its value. >> up next final call. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovatio

, with cassidy urging toni to get to the white house asap.early, it goes to they have a relationship, they had some record, and i think it just makes the notion that cassidy would sort of pull this anecdote out of there, that must be harder to believe. that said, i do want to add a word of caution here. we've been reporting the past few days, actually from the secret service spokesperson, that tony and bobby engle are still available to testify. and if they've heard from an informal channel that there was maybe some potential to get that, another private deposition on the books, as they previously promised. but as off at least yesterday. we did not call up on that today. the committee have not formalized a specific date, and given them a final invitation to come and give another deposition before investigators. >> joyce, how about this news that the committee is seriously considering trying to get testimony from donald trump and mike pence? help me out here. i'm a mere mortal. why wouldn't they want to sit down with these two, a year and a ha

: so who is tony ornato? as a high ranking secret service agent, he protected presidents for years. but under team trump, he was given leave to be elevated to a new unusual and powerful role. assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff for operations. there he over saw thousands of employees and worked so closely with the president that the washington post identified him as one of several people tied to the secret service facing criticism for appearing to embrace trump's political agenda. some colleagues are also speaking up. a former communication director for trump now a cnn commentator said she warned tony ornato of potential problems before this clash with protesters at white house in 2020 only to have ornato deny the conversation ever occurred. >> he is someone that i know to have been dishonest in the past. >> reporter: he also disputed talking about moving vice president mike pence from the capitol during the january 6 attack. spurring another colleague to tweet, tony ornato denies conversatio

let's first talk about tony ornato. he's already testified twice to the january 6th committee and the secret service has said they'll make him available to testify again under oath. you called him a fierce trump partisan. if he did come before the committee could we expect him to tell the truth? >> ryan, thanks for having me. he'd better tell the truth because otherwise he's subject to criminal prosecution and what we have now is the detail of cassidy hutchinson's recol recollection. if i know this committee ryan and i worked with both the members and some the staff. they have other cards up their sleeve so ornato we've already heard perhaps his memory or his cooperation was not as good as the committee would have liked the first couple times. >> interested in a lot more than just this specific incident that team trump has taken issue with, it really isn't that significant toward the overall motive of what they're trying to get toward. trump was angry and wanted to go to the capitol. do they want to get ornato under oat

stage in the plan laid out by tony k. someone i've known for many years very helpful with that main guest had not yet arrived. i see that he's very close with giovanni works with many foreign investors. a simple process turbo both in a move in leo with actual about this issue on the upsets however, this is going to be and i felt that i respect with both ramos, which are blue. i live with the people. take us with stories, giovanni's right hand man. antonius antonio joined the table a i will send you with me and to new ways here to advise on the next moves. the 1st thing would be always to stop you to fight. yeah. you are what we study that a he reiterates what the lawyer said, produce a persuasive, know your client document, to satisfy the banks. i'm going to want to start out with k y, c for the money. what i would define further through the banks. we kind of say the money here, and let's say that the money i've been approved for the investment part, then we have just a 5 year and we will advise you wouldn't be ways. are

tony described him as being irate. the president said something to the effect of i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. >> that tony you just heard mentioned, hutchinson said the information was relayed to her by tony ornato. cnn's tom foreman takes a closer look at ornato's role inside the white house. >> the president said something to the effect of i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. >> cassidy hutchinson's story of then president trump lunging at secret service agents january 6th spurred a quick denial from the man she says told her the tale, tony ornato. >> according to the secret service source, we're not saying this did not happen. >> so who is tony ornato as a high ranking secret service officer, ornato protected presidents for years. under trump he was given leave to be elevated to a new, unusual, and powerful role, assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff for operations. there he oversaw thousands of employees and worked so closely with the president that "th

tony fauci denied under oath had ever conducted research in wuhan.auci ill mailing subordinates with wuhan's who was the person conducting infamous coronavirus is the may have changed the global order. they may have caused this pandemic and put china ahead of the united states. now around the same time the director of the nih now completely discredited china berry the lab leak theory. one of his underlings summing and age could do to help put down is very destructive conspiracy." now keep in mind the very same time is running around telling of her be a christian he was. all the interviews with the evangelical websites summing to listen what tony fauci is saying. believe the u.s. government. not the lab leak theory sets ridiculous get them back. turns out he was lying. none of this made it into one half page report to joe biden. neither did the news that the wuhan labs spent hundreds of millions of dollars on their filtration systems surely after the pandemic began. really? on september 16 at 2193 months after the first case of cova 19 the wuhan lab a

all right, tony, i'm all gabrielle. thank you for bringing us up to speed. brazil and spain have reported the 1st death from the monkey pox outbreak. it's believe the 2 victims of the 1st to die from the virus outside some african regions where it's endemic. since may, there's been some 20000 cases worldwide. it's very different to cove at 19, but another disease is sitting off alarm bells. cases of monkey parks worldwide, and now climbing into the 10s of thousands after an international outbreak began in may this year. just like at the beginning of the pandemic getting a monkey pox vaccine is easier said than done in many places. we don't have enough vaccinations for people and they need it and deserve it. and so we should be given the resources we need to help the community and the community most need of help are men who have sex with men. 98 percent of cases worldwide have been in this group thought to have been spread during europe's pride season. most cases so far have been in europe though monkey pox has been ende

let me come back to you on tony ornato.that congresswoman murphy, who is a member of the committee described it, is in his testimony he didn't give any clear account of that, no clear memories of that period. are they attempting to potentially bring him back to try to nail this down, or are they sticking comfortably with cassidy hutchinson's account of it? >> what the committee needs in terms of its investigation to draw the conclusions that they need to draw, and i think the point we keep raising over and over again, it's whether or not the president lunged at the steering wheel is not important to the specificity of their investigation. it lends to cassidy hutchinson's credibility, but the committee trusts her and they believe she's telling the truth. what the committee may be willing to do and it seems clear they've said they'll take any information from anyone that can provide it, is bring tony ornato and bobby engel back in and testify again. we know tony ornato has testified on two different occasions. they view his t

lets park zuckerberg's vision for a moment then and ask tony instead about apple's biggest visionary.yes, i'd like to order 4,000 lattes to go please. no, just kidding! the thing about steve was, he never projected himself as a real expert of any one thing. so there was some humility there — it wasn't just about, "i know everything and i'm right," all the time? 0h, absolutely not. he had strong opinions but sometimes they were weakly held if we brought in data or other things to show him that there was a different way. what a send—off to the ipod, and some great ideas from tony there, but that's all we have got time for in the short version of the programme. the full—length show can be found on iplayer, and we'll be back the same time next week. thanks for watching, bye—bye. hello there. sunday brought a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. as we go through tonight, we continue to see a feed of showers and a few spells of rain across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and eventually into northern wales into the early hours. to the south of that, though, it's a largely

a female coodoo calf who was born to tony and madison. don't you think tony and madison would have slightly more exotic names is i guess not. born back on june 22nd. >> these photos show the calf getting accustomed to living with the rest of the hurt. it is a type of woodland antelope. the zoo says both the mom and calf are doing great. >> nice. >> tony and madison, yes. kind of expected a little bit different. >> if they're happy with the names, we are. that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here for a hour >>> tonight, closing argument. the january 6th committee makes a final hearings push. new details about what happened inside the white house as the attack on the capitol unfolded. >> it makes the watergate break-in look like the work of cub scouts. >>> today in delaware, a biking president biden addresses the abortion fight after another weekend of protests. >> the only thing that's going to change this is if we have a national law that reinstates roe v. wade. >>> also tonight, deadly strike. russia attacks an apartment building

so many fans remembering wally, actor tony dow. $1 million gone in a crypto currency scan -- scam. also, getting out of jail, depending on who you ask this depaul you -- depopulation is either a problem or -- starts right now. >> now come alive breaking news. sky 7 right now is over that brush fire near lakeville, just a few miles from the raceway. it is near highway 37 and arnold drive. you can see some of the smoke coming up there, but people are asked to use caution if people are in the area. just minutes ago we saw this aggressive aerial assault on the flames. it appears now that crews have the upper hand on those flames. >> thanks for joining us. let's go straight to sandy patel to check on the conditions out there. >> yes let's take a look out there. 56% relative humidity which should help firefighters. but what is not going to help is the wind gusts. 23 miles per hour right now out of the west to southwest winds will remain elevated, before dropping off and coming back up again. i want to show you the visible full satellite

chris doc is giovanni and tony's antonio and fear doris had. she's a her yes of giovanni group told us that they had shared their suspicions regarding mr. x, with a lawyer, andres pretentious. they relied on the fact that he had reported our approach to the anti money laundering unit. after our journalists had left the island, they said that they had always made it clear that they would have to be satisfied as to the legitimacy of the investor and his sources of fund before any application could be processed. they added that references to cash donations were actually to mandatory payments required under the cypress investment program. they said they're ongoing dealings with our undercover gentleness. were intended to gather information, to support a report to the authorities without tipping them off. cape pro, skip re, our new told us that he knew nothing at all about the case a week after the release of the cyprus papers he pre, i knew left the interior ministry and became permanent secretary at the ministry of education culture in sport. deme

it was taking that eighteen hundred dollars back from tony and jermaine.with stealing 1800 dollars 1800 dollars of my money is now gone. it's not fair the edd admits. it paid an estimated 20 billion dollars to fraudsters during the pandemic. the couple says they did what they could to stop at least one scam, but they got punished. anyway, we've done our part edd has not done their due diligence and handing out bazillions of dollars during the during covid. the couple says eddie cannot tell them how to get their money back. so we about their plight and it took for surprised that the check came in the mail actually. well, we were happy to help. so what's up with the edd? well, it says it's trying to identify fraudulent claims that used stolen id. so the real person doesn't get penalized for this now. we've helped several victims of identity theft dealing with the edd get their refunds back if you're one of those people contact me here and we'll do the same thing for you. and extremely rare flower is expected to bloom any minute now at san jose state universi

tonight tony bobulinski's claims have been corroborated.e new york post" obtained a medication claiming that gilliard, the man who her describe the business partner panics over the possibility joe biden's involvement in the deal might be uncovered. miranda devine broke the story. she is the author of "the laptop from hell." miranda, thanks much for joining us. tell us where this information comes from and what it says. >> this is new communication that's been brought by a whistle-blower to the republican congressional investigators who are getting their probe in the laptop, the biden family influence peddling scheme. this at least two committees that will be looking at that after the midterms, provided the republicans of course win majority in congress which the polls show they will. and so they are getting multiple whistle-blowers coming forward with lots of very useful information and one of those is a communication between james gilliard, the shadowy british former special forces operative who had links to british intelligence, mi6. he's

tony: desde tempranas horas, los periodistas se apostaron este tribunal a la espera de la llegada del con algo tan doloroso ccomo lo que he vivido en las Últimas dos semanas. fui vÍctima de la mentira. desafortunadamente, el ataque vino de un miembro de la familia. que tristemente estÁ lidiando con problemas mentales. tony: asÍ describiÓ uno de sus tres abogados la breve audiencia virtual en la que inesperadamente se desestimÓ esta querella de acoso. abogado: se para la abogada del querellante, es un especialista en acoso por ley 54: "por solicitud de mi cliente... lo estoy solicitando no sin antes asegurarme que Él pide esto de forma libre, voluntaria, a cambio de nada, con conocimiento de causa, sin amenazas ni nada". tony: sin embargo existe esta querella en la que asegura haber recibido dos llamadas de nÚmeros telefÓnicos que no eran de puerto rico, en la que le advertÍa que si declaraba el dÍa de hoy, lo matarÍan. segÚn la portavoz de la policÍa de puerto rico, investigan esa querella. lo que sorprende es que aÚn con la existencia de esta nueva querella, la jueza haya desestimado

we go to the us, denise and husband tony k. help those who invest in their property to get separate passports live here, love the island with who's with our undercover reporter at billy and says he represents are made up applicant mr. x. my dream job is because this is for people. he called us on issues in china. we named our 2nd undercover reporter and g. she's acting his belief assistant ah, china's going lunch talks to hugh for probably a crush and she was very well clerk to come. he go, information, go to with all before who please to action. so you, so that is news and as it's in china and move the money through my ca, cassiano g. now, us, hong kong, i do call citizenship the chinese coleman's sentence, him for 7 years for, for those. if he does that, if you really trust that he will be sentenced to 7 years, he will be in manage jail because the same as was make other his absence. according to the rules of the cyprus investment program, a successful applicant needs a police certificate, confirming a clean criminal record.

tony chang has more from bangkok . protests is her being out on the streets here in bangkok on tuesday, outside. mamma's embassy expressing their shock and horror, but the execution of full political prisoners over the weekend and condemnation. coming from the u. s. secretary of state un secretary general them peace all across europe. here in southeast asia, malaysia's foreign minister said this was a crime against humanity. we condemn d. action by the hunter to execute the 4 activities. we feel that deceased a crime against humanity. i believe, to foreign ministers when we meet in non pen. on the 3rd of august, we'll look into this little reaction from the military government inside gamma. their spokesman held a press conference that they were a failed to address the issue at all. although when asked by local media, he said the executions were not because the military had any particular case against the men involved. they'd been given every opportunity to prove their innocence in a court of law. many people would dispute that, given that these were charles that took place on the milit

tony ornato likes to lie. let's go first to cnn's katelyn polantz live in our washington bureau with this news about the allegations of witness tampering that liz cheney first surfaced, we now have more information about who may have been on the receiving end of some of that. >> right, john. at the end of that bombshell hearing on tuesday committee vice chair liz cheney raised the spectre of witness intimidation. her probe had asked their witnesses if in inn had tried to influence their testimony and two witnesses said, yes, they received calls from someone they knew, one of these people on the receiving end was cassidy hutchinson and we are able to report that confirms a punchbowl news story. the committee has not said whom the calls came from but the examples were messages where unnamed callers told witnesses they should do the right thing, that people like trump knew that they would be loyal and that's the refrain in this. loyalty. cheney did promise to revisit this as a committee and we have really heard a

tony, you mention conservative _ members. tony, you mention conservative party _ members.on conservative party members. members. tony, you mention - conservative party members there, they decide. we have one of those membersjoining us now to they decide. we have one of those members joining us now to see what they think of what they have heard so far. we can speak to... sally—ann marks who is chair of the maidstone and weald conservative association. have you made your mind up? no, i haven't, i am looking forward to the hustings in ten minutes' time. going down to eastbourne and looking forward to listening to both candidates in the same room. really seeing how they perform, i think. and also, i really want to see the breadth of their policies. what and also, i really want to see the breadth of their policies. what are our views breadth of their policies. what are your views for _ breadth of their policies. what are your views for the _ breadth of their policies. what are your views for the plans _ breadth of their policies. what are i your views for the plans immigration