thank you to mackenzie, amy and are also the usa productions team for making this space look so often awesome. let's give everyone art on our staff around of applause. have you as you guys know we're here to celebrate the launch of my book which has been such an incredible a few weeks and many years in the making writing this book, going through the publication process and now going on my book for it has been such an incredible last couple of weeks so we will talk about that tonight and you're going to get some cool behind-the-scenes insight into new projects we have going on at turning point usa and i want to talk about why your voice as high schoolers and as young people honestly is the thing that we desperately need the most when it comes to american culture and saving not just america of the free world for the next few generations to come and after that we will do q&a so you can ask me anything under the sun whether thebible , projects at turning point or anything you want to talk about. if you've been following me you might know a little bit about my story but a few years ago i n

is what we use to attract people to the usa and to miami. but it's actually the fabric of our communities. and this pandemic and its impact on our industry has brought that to the forefront. õi think our industry lost neary 20% of its overall jobs and that rq(resented nearly a third of all the jobs that were lost. so, many of our partners, our most invested partners at the local level. their funding source has been bed taxes and those were pretty much cut off. though it hit them right way, it was a delayed reaction to us, because our funding source is independent on what is collected in the year prior. when we got into this current fiscal year, there was not $100 million for us to match. as we're coming out of this pandemic, as the domestic travel economy has come back, probably quicker than anybody has anticipated, a lot of what is returning, our travel and tourism industry to what it needs to be in order to reach the levels in the past, is great. and that domestic tourism has to come back before we can do our international tourism. we'll b

>>> usa! usa! >>> on january 6th, 2021, the world's most powerful nation lost control of its seat of government. for more than four hours, the mob ruled. >> defend your constitution. defend your liberty. >> fanatical supporters of president trump roamed the u.s. capitol hunting for legislators they accused of treason. >> oh, mike pence? we're coming for you, too. >> reporter: witnesses told the fbi, some would have killed anyone they got their hands on. >> where are you, nancy? we're looking for you. >> she's in jail. >> nancy. oh, nancy. >> we want trump! we want trump! >> reporter: it was the biggest threat to american democracy, since the civil war. >> you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country, anymore. >>> in a joint collaboration, nbc news and the online selective group, bellingcat, have reviewed, and in cases, uncovered thousands of hours of cctv footage, intercepted audio, and cell phone video. much of it, taken by the rite rioters, themselves. we have identified more tha

look what the usa today essentially did was they lied to chelsea.s later without explanation, without apology, not only censored her words and called them hurtful, the scientific term she was using but went beyond that and actually put words in her mouth and changed the essence of her story so what they have done here is just outrageous. >> shannon: usa today's editor says this, column has been updated to reflect usa today's standards and style guidelines. we regret that hurtful language was used. they expressed regret over your piece but no regret, apology has been extended to you for the edits. >> right. and essentially they changed the entire meaning of my piece by changing biological transgendered, since our case is about fairness in sports and sports is based on biology and biology significance between males and females so for them to change that essentially changed the entire piece. >> shannon: christie, this is what jennifer at usa today had to say about this and about these cases that you guys are involved with. transgender athletes aren't a

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los que no tienen voz a veces no podemos decir las cosas hablando, pero podemos darlo a conocer. >> usaadelante. >> no importa el rayo de sol o qué tanto trabajas, pero sigo manteniendo a mi familia, sigo manteniendo mi profesión como artista. >> impresionante creatividad, una pausa, le comento un joven hace una hazaña para buscar al amor de su vida. >> hoy 5 de mayo hay un centro de vacunación en el consulado de méxico en san josé, no se requiere cita, el horario de atención empezó a las 10 de la mañana hasta las tres de la tarde, tiene tiempo puede recibir su pulsera de registro, ya regresamos (música) no le ha llegado el último cheque de estímulo eocnómico? netérese lo que dice el servicio de impuestos internos o servicio de rentas internas (irs) tenemos información de la pandemia en estados unidos, tenemos la información desde las 5 de la tarde . >> quiere saber lo que un joven hace para encontrar la media naranja? fíjese que propuso tener una cita en cada uno de los 50 estados de la nación, el hombre de 24 años dice que busca a la mujer perfecta, usa la aplicación tinder, se ha fij

usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando.os que dejaron la tarea para despuÉs. la declaraciÓn de impuesto dos puede presentar miles de dÓlares de regreso. >> ella tenÍan problemas. >> aÚn con la extensiÓn deberÁ pagar lo que se debe. >> 100 cambios . paola:se pide cuidado para evitar estafas. la compaÑÍa no llama exigiendo pagos. puede hacerlo a travÉs de la pÁgina que ven pantalla. segÚn rÉcords pÚblicos se pagaron 5.3 millones de dÓlares para resolver la demanda excesiva. no se encontraba armado a la hora de recibir un disparo. el gobernador se expresÓ el respeto. cuentas. hay mÁs programas para despuÉs de la escuela. mientras vemos estas imÁgenes vuelva a saludar a suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: esperamos condiciones de niebla densa. tenemos 100 pies de mala visibilidad. les muestro este pasado. la niebla fue limitando la visibilidad. es el mismo panorama que puede ocurrir este prÓximo jueves. Áreas como santa rosa con nada de visibilidad. en las temperaturas van refrescando. nada de precipitaciones, los modelos han proyect

that the team of the usa. who defeated them the america that's what they told me america after they say in the vault that we went over there and we were there for all of. the whole world what it what and what the german we would all be if we could german right. in the 1940 s. confronted with the great peril of nazi germany the world heard something rather different. the united states understands that the union is bearing the brunt of war from a letter addressed by a us president whose ability to stand in august 1942. the exploits of the suv forces and partisans and the toil and suffering of the serbian civilian population go down in history for ever wrote british prime minister winston churchill 80944. the british prime minister was mistaken there is no mention of the 3 trees of the red army or the suffering of the same good people in european history books. does this national asians. cheer the soviet army out here i'll cluster strike and wait korea's cut off on the show to feel it more time to shift street on

would if it was the usa like the usa old it there were 2 teams i remembered that the team of the usa. who defeated the america that's what they told me america after they say in the bog that we went over there and we want them for all of. the whole world what it would add to what. we would all be speaking german right. in the 1940 s. confronted with the great peril of non-si germany the world heard something rather different. the united states understands that the union is bearing the brunt of war from a letter addressed by u.s. president roosevelt to stand in august 1942. the exploits of the forces and partisans and the toil and suffering of the suv and civilian population go down in history for ever wrote british prime minister winston churchill ephedrine 944. the british prime minister was mistaken there is no mention of the day trees of the red army or the suffering of the savior people in european history books. does this nish russians. hear the story at all may i see all cluster striking great careers cut off on just right or feel it more vicious triomphe especially sad. thing i

usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando. >> sÁbado en la noche.cÍa pide que se comunique con ellos y tiene informaciÓn sobre este caso. hoy compareciÓ en corte un hombre que disparÓ a dos mujeres en la calle . el hombre presentÓ a travÉs de su defensor su defensa frente a los cargos de intento de asesinato y abuso a ancianos. el fiscal de la ciudad litigar el caso en persona. hoy le negaron la fianza. durante una reuniÓn extraordinaria llevada a cabo el sÁbado se aprobaron cambios en la manera en que el departamento policÍa responde a cierto tipo de llamadas de emergencias. tuvo algo que ver la muerte de gonzÁlez en esta situaciÓn? >> a tres semanas de la muerte de mario la ciudad aprobÓ la necesidad de tener profesionales no armados. >> nuestra ciudad ha trabajado mÁs de un aÑo para lograr esto. he estado posando para tener este tipo de llamadas. el programa busca dar entrenamiento a civiles y el personal mÉdico. >> quiero que estemos listos para responder a cualquier tipo de llamadas, especialmente cuando se trata de una crisis de salud mental.

team usa will have a bubble, and within that, we will have a fencing group bubble. >> he says they are required to leave japan within 48 hours after the last competition. usually, they should be able to stick around. >> fortunately, most of our team has been to other olympic games. so an understanding, so, you know, they're not missing out as much. >> reporter: the committee that oversees team usa issued a statement saying we feel confident that current mitigation practices in place, and the testing before during g will allow for safe participation of team usa this summer. spectators still are not going to be allowed at the olympics. if you must travel there to get fully vaccinated first. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> suspicious and under investigate. the freemont fire department is looking for what caused the fire on mission peak. the fire was off the regular trail. was no dramatic weather in the area. >>> governor newsom is using the cash purr plus to battle and prevent wildfires this year. a plan to spend $2 billions to deal with wildfires. he arrived on a cal fire helicopter. in

in the usa had to say they do seem further ahead. in the usa had to say they do seem furtherahead.nned infrastructure and new plans to move forward all the time in terms of how to change the economy and make it work for more people. even talking about taxes on corporate and with the wealthy. those conversations don't seem to be happening in the uk in the same way. for now, thank you very much and we will talk you againjust for now, thank you very much and we will talk you again just after half 11. if you're in the uk, we will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. we will try to cover some of the front pages we have not already. coming up next can sport the weather and then meet with the main stories at 11. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with the europa league, and it won't be an all english final. despite manchester united progressing 8—5 on aggregate against roma, arsenal were held to a goalless draw at home by villarreal in their semifinal second leg meaning the

this is the actual usa id e-mail microsoft says is involved in this people get an e-mail that looks likes from the government dated may 25th and says special alert, donald trump has published new documents on election fraud this is may. donald trump has been out of office since january why in the world would donald trump send anything through a usa id e-mail server it's unclear right? people might be curious and click on the link, when they click on that link the russians get into their system and it's off to the races with the hack so they're using our own curiosity against us by putting something out that is befuddling where you say that's not right, i'm going to look at that and bang they have you so we'll see from microsoft how far it will go, i will speak to microsoft executive shortly and we'll have more on this this evening on the news with shepard smith. more details from microsoft in upcoming minutes >> the last solar winds hack was back door wasn't microsoft but a service microsoft was using effectively, i am wondering, have they closed that hole, so to speak and this is a new

we're looking at the biden administration questions are being raised about whether or not the usa is really a faithful ally of israel other questions are being raised about whether or not the biden administration has a clear outlook toward the middle east or a clear strategy to implement these events. in moving the program it is a day of mourning in the russian republic of tatarstan its capital comes to terms with the horrific shooting at a local school 9 people were killed most of them children while more than 20 others were injured the sight of the transfer b. has become a makeshift memorial but thousands of locals commemorating those lost here is the timeline of how the shocking events unfolded. let's look for the clip key if i was in the class on the 2nd floor we had bangs the sounded like explosions 1st because the classroom doors and not let the children get near the windows we told them to sit down along the walls and try to calm them down to live on the street a man with a gun ran into the classroom and started shooting people who didn't shelter him but before he did this we

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people are looking at the biden administration questions are being raised about whether or not the usa is really a faithful ally of israel other questions are being raised about whether or not the biden administration has a clear outlook toward the middle east or a clear strategy to implement in these events and i doubt he's killed them off and thank you so during tuesday's israeli airstrikes 2 residential tower blocks were raised to the ground a local correspondent got me on the god he sent us this report from the scene. this is a 2nd high rise in gaza city that was destroyed by israeli warplanes in in yesterday's attacks by the israeli warplanes on the gaza strip this building contained offices 4 institutions for some organizations including the islamists ruling the mass policy and gaza and now israel of this is a threatening to destroy more buildings a number of buildings have been reported to have been warned against eminent destruction by the israeli army and now the people of gaza are fearing more fierce and tough attacks by the israel is our goal to take a place sooner or shortl

usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia. poco a poco la iglesia católica. desde ahora están a realizar, sin embargo, sigue en dejar tres pies de distancia. no es tan requerido para personas completamente vacundas. no se pedirá prueba de vacunación. >> para las personas que tienen sus vacunas, siento que es bueno que no tengan que usarla pero par a mí cuántos casos que salen por aquí y por alá >> otro de losc ambios que podrán tener la oz en la boca. sí habrá >> y a haber otra gente que se siente con uno mismo y están felices que no tienen que usar la máscara >> las fuentes deben permanecer vacías. santuarios por los fieles deben ser desinfectados al final del día. necesitmamos esguir teniendo mucho cuidado. no sabemos si hay brotes. debemos estar preparados para hacer protocolos de seguridad apropiados a ese tiempo >> pasaremos con información del condado de santa clara y tienen que cumplir con nuevo requisito de parte en torno al covid-19, las cuales fíjese que a partir de mañana deberán tener una base de datos de empleado

usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpiaa muchos son meses sin saber cuál será su futuro este voluntario no quiso dar su cara una manifestación por los jóvenes en el cenrto de convenciones >> no es justo y (inaudible) >> a la medianoche y hasta las 4 de la mañana estaba llorando pero no sabe por qué >> al inicio no le dijo qué había pasado >> otro compañero de él lo agredió y después vino otro y lo agarró del cuello >> nada de eso está confirmado por las autoridades habló de su desesperación >> esto es lo mismo porque unos se dfeesesperanson cosas de niños el secretario de seguridad dice que están rediseñando este proceso >> están en el aire donde entra (inaudible) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> vamos a hablar de california el gobernador (nombre en inglés) propuso 12 mil millones de dólares para conseguir que más personas sin hogar tengan un techo en cinco años el anuncio se daría en el condado de san diego con un estimado de 161 mil personas indigentes en la florida una agencia está convirtiend

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executive director with working partnerships, usa and silicon valley rising.hank you so much for joining us here. >> thank you. thererare so many people, of course are so many people are thinking what what can i do? i want i want to do something to help these families financial donation is obviously very helpful right now is there a goal in mind that you're trying to reach as there are 9 families that need some assistance. >> look, right now. there isn't a specific goal. but we know that there are 9 families and their community that need us. and so we are really focused on getting as many donations as we possibly can giving from, you know what wherever folks are and what they can get, whether it's $20 or it 20,000. we're really hoping that folks can. given support these families during this tragic tragic time. so this is the official fundraiser. we have some information that we can put up now for our viewers so they can see how they can donate and i'm. >> going to go on a limb and say all this is on our website. kron 4 dot com just to make it a lot easier for

host: childcare assistance is the top topic in usa today. good childcare is difficult to find. the pandemic forced centers to close. how do you reverse that? guest: i participated in a session yesterday with the women's democratic caucus in the house to listen directly to women, mothers who are facing the challenge of childcare. they know that some of the real barriers to returning to the workforce relate to childcare and also to long-term care for parents that people have to take care of, it's the sandwich generation where we were -- where we are kate taking care of both parents and children at the same time. these were issues before covid and that's why president biden has proposed the american families plan that will invest in resources, not just the child tax credit which will provide a tax cut to most american families, but also investing in high-quality childcare and actually creating trained workforce for the childcare sector. we desperately need this. these provide the resources for people to go into public education and it starts by providing pre-k childcare resources

at a time when the stock market in the usa and europe are changing dramatically. part of this is due to the high frequency traders. the large investment funds around good by the fact that the small flexible high speed traders are constantly snapping at the heels. the banks begin to set up internal exchanges, which allow trades to take place in secrecy. more than 40 of the so called dark pools are established as alternatives to the 13 regular stock exchanges in the usa alone. the movement of investors into the dark pools forces the stock market to cater to the high frequency traders. and they soon make up the majority of trade. some estimates put the number as high as 70 percent before long. the banks themselves cannot resist the temptation of the high frequency money and open up the dark pool. the high frequency trading speed is all important. know she'd let me know when you shall g r o v o d. me was going to should lead, does it now we launched right before the fans or phrases we launched basically into it. we traded through it, we scale it out all over our rooms

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a similar regulations did in the usa. as a result, high frequency trading gains and increasing foothold in europe's markets. regulations pertaining to high frequency trading that were passed by the e u parliament or overturn the last possible moment by the finance ministers in the comes to the european union. 15 as a form of nonsmoker vinegar, tomatoes and field sweaters and even done in constitute and to show what i don't think would you look again, be done with that? he's a bike, a title had to be back. we'll decide patman to my told him to. so if and she doesn't, so it's what doesn't clients and he's a think with the on the finance, not really with you. and i know i know you went to that scene. got i had cars on the stuff on 101 of your view devices. he asked them if it would come the count the you parliament agrees on a holding period of no point 5 seconds and a cancellation fee designed to restrict high speed trading. that is done about the sexual consider cliquish. i thought the meet the truck and how can, how do i

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what we used to attract people to the usa and to miami. it's also the fabric of our communities. i think this pandemic and its impact on the industry hasbu brought that to the forefront. i think our industry had 20% of its overall jobs and that represented nearly a third of all the jobsur that were lost. so, many of our partners are most engaged at the local level. the funding source has been that the taxes that were cut off so they would hit them right away it was a delayed reaction to us because the funding sources dependent on the visitation and what is collected in the year prior. when we got into this current fiscal year there was not $100 million for us to match. as we come out of the pandemic and the domestic economy has come back probably quicker than anybody had anticipated, and a lot of what is returning the travel and tourism industry to what it needs to be in order to reach the levels in the past is great and that has to come back before we can do our international tourism but we are going to be prepared to be able to respond w

usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. de las redes sociales en el bienestar fÍsico y emocional de los niÑos. por el potencial de un mayor acoso cibernÉtico, por las amenazas de depredadores y por lo que llaman el cuestionable historial de facebook en cuanto a la protecciÓn de los niÑos. actualmente los menores de 13 aÑos no pueden usar esta plataforma, instagram, por las regulaciones de privacidad. la empresa facebook dijo que estÁ explorando la idea ya que harÍa lo posible para proteger a los menores sin incluir publicidad. miren ustedes en las redes sociales. carolina: ustedes en casa justamente digan. ¿les gustarÍa una red especÍficamente para niÑos? se agudiza la polÉmica por los conocidos golden globes, al no tener una persona de color en la junta directiva. sus miembros son 87. la reacciÓn que mÁs ha sonado es la del actor tom cruise quien devolviÓ sus tres premios en protesta contra esta asociaciÓn de prensa. las protestas han llegado a tal punto que la cadena abc admitiÓ que no transmitirÁ el programa el prÓximo a

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something more than it away. >> reporter: this summer when you watch jack turner play gold for team usain water polo, this is an athlete whose career almost ended, twice. first time jack tells us coming the very first day he ever tried the sport at san jose college. >> i remember almost drown on mull approximate occasions. face under water. just feeling somehow this even possible. >> reporter: it was not just possible for jack. he truly became serious what ma with the sport and take it as far as i could. >> reporter: on a stretch of highway 101 august 2017, jack's career almost ended for a second time. returning late at competition, a time i didn't kn had broken my neck but i fractured two vertabrae. the first two days it went from not going be able to do things i ever loved again like play party polo, surf, walk. definitely some dark days. >> reporter: jack, fortunately, could walk and taking it step by step made it back to the national team in just five months knowing his olympic dream came that close to ending. jack knows jumping into the pole in tokyo will mean that much to him. >>

can you talk about the importance of the role of brand usa? in the past and what we need to do going forward. >> thank you, senator klobuchar. yes, if you think about tourism marketing there's three buckets. there is a local level which is a county and your state level and the national level. for a long time the united states was without a travel tourism marketing office. and at this point our come even the smallest members are able to participate in international marketing because committed by working with -- working with your state office that is then working with our national office at brand usa. to take those dollars collectively and to spread the good news, the destinations america has to offer. the united states is an incredible country, and our history and our culture and our natural resources are not like anything else in the world even though we are a relatively small country. i am amazed at the international travels and what interests them and what excites them are things that locals can't take for granted. show them an alligator and

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usa and silicon valley rising. take a listen. to how everybody can help. >> how will the money that's donated be divvied up amongst the nines families. >> yeah, donations rays are going to be distributed as direct financial assistance to the victims and their families right now we're really focused on trying to get as many donations as possible as we also make sure that we're developing the infrastructure in the system to make sure that we're being equitable with the families. but at the end of the day, all of these funds are going directly to the families to support them in this moment. what we do is we haven't or up part of my program that held the union community resources, which is a plan that is there to support union members when there are layoffs. when there are tragedies within their own families. and so course, we've never. experience something at this level but what we have is an organization that's been in the community for 25 years. that's. in partnership with the south bay labor council in partnership with the union

. ♪♪ born in the usa ♪♪ i was ♪♪ born in the usa ♪♪ i was ♪♪ born in the usa ♪♪ jillian: important to we can enjoy it, everybody remember. todd: i do not, very very boring now. jillian: a cookout in the works. >> you have to remember the meaning of the weekend. that's what brave men and women would have wanted. you have to remember them as well. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: president biden will unveil $6 trillion budget proposal. >> the plan will include the largest increase in federal spending since world war ii. griff jenkins joins us from washington with a breakdown of that budget. >> reporter: go big or go home is the president's plan, to break the checkbooks wide open, the gap between his proposal and the gop's a mile wide or 5 trillion to be exact. look at what is in the president's budget, major boost for everything from infrastructure, families, jobs, education, environment, healthcare to the tune of $6 trillion, the president making the case in cleveland yesterday. >> this is our moment to rebuild the economy from the bottom up, n

in music city, usa. nashville, tennessee. what is the future of the republican agenda? red states fight back against the green new deal and stand up the dangerous effort to defund police? we turned to our republican governors right here in nashville. i won't bother you, governor, but in all seriousness, all off can say to the people in your states you have lowered taxes. you have ended burdens from regulation. you created business friendly environments for everybody. we are seeing the benefits of your policies in place. now all of a sudden, you are fistically responsible and balance your budget and fund your pensions and in comes joe biden with a blue states bail out and california and gavin newsom he is giving them $4 billion taxpayer dollars from your states. i might be ticked off. governor sununu? >> absolutely. they changed the rules to fit their agenda. you are seeing republican governors as the last line of defense against true socialism. that's what is happening with the executive orders. the biggest thing hitting america is inflation. we are on the verge of hype