and that was the w. mike's it's under in amsterdam. he was standing there at the site where crime reporter peter to freeze was gone down on tuesday. went to northern ireland. now where disputes over post breaks it. trading rules are fanning old tensions on the streets pro british groups . there are angry about restrictions on goods sent from the rest of the u. k. that's rekindled fears of sectarian violence in northern ireland. the w. b. good boss reports tonight from belfast, where support for paramilitary groups is resurfacing. these people want to remain heart of the united kingdom. the protest march runs along the outskirts of spells false and was forbidden by the police. but they are demonstrating, nonetheless, because they feel the british government has given up on northern ireland. we have not got a partition direction something the people in there have for, for, for hundreds of years is remy and part of the united kingdom. and we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom, with no consent were produced by blood. but the bl

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w. don't be mean to mike pence, steve! good guy. pled guilty to unlawful demonstration after joshua filmed jessica inside the capitol building. she also posted a lot of angry stuff about vaccines on facebook, but in court, jessica added, "i'm admitting guilt to the things that i said, and i'm sorry for saying them. there were also other things that were said in posts that were kind, like 'pray for america,' that weren't included." ( laughter ) that's like a murderer admitting he stabbed a guy, but he wants credit because afterwards he wrote, "don't do drugs." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) but when we return, oh, we have such a great second act for you, "quarantine-while." tick around. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smile will always be bril

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. >> one was the last time you did a whole segment about mike pence or dick cheney? or george w.i think the reason why she's getting at that is because she is the first woman to take a case. >> you are better than that. you are better than that. >> and the media was so nice to sarah palin. >> i'm not going to mix apples and oranges, i'll call a spade a spade. >> greg: and so, so it's -- >> both when they were candidates and other she's a vice president. i think also it's very early in the vice president's term, she had one on the campaign trail yet, and what she has been doing is raising money for the parties and doing that very effectively so she's doing part of her job effectively and we have to see what happened. >> greg: i don't think joe picked her, that's the first part. the dems thought they actually drafted capable quarterback in her but they got an erratic place kicker who with almost all the kicks. and she's not into it, she doesn't like it. she's got nervous laughter and the exhaustion. i was a tech writer and it was so over my head, talking in vagaries and generalitie

. >>> mike, what does it looks like for w saw folks slowing towards the toll plaza, and it's not a major issue and typically tuesday has a bigger backup. as you get in towards san francisco, there's a crash but on an on-ramp to west 37. highway 4, a little blip, but we noticed it. can't sneak that by us. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> resent covid spread prompting one county east of the bay area to ask everybody there to mask up. this comes in the wake of a new north bay outbreak involving so-called break through cases sickening people who were fully vaccinated. >> good morning, cierra johnson. she's live looking deeper into both stories. >> reporter: let's talk about yolo county, and that's the county where the health officer asked folks vaccinated or not to continue to wear masks indoors in public places. they say it's because of the increase in cases and delta variant. yolo county is part of the greater sacramento area. in a press release, the yolo county health officer said the delta variant made up 76% of the positive samples collected from the end of june through the beginning o

olympic team has been holding training camp pick a warriors assistant mike brown is the head coach. they play team usa in an next w >> he's going to do something and he's going to turn and look at me and they something smart. i know he's going to come back. i'm waiting for that data happen because it's going to happen soon. for sure, he will know the plays and if he does something come he might turn around and they, i taught you what you are teaching. that is just him. >> a couple of inside things here. he's one of those guys were a three minute conversation turns into 15. where does the time go and yes, i was standing on a stepstool % it is a good thing, the only way i could get us both in the same frame. with that stepstool, i'm 6'3 >>> it's might look like a toy but this tiny robot running through a maze could one day become an asset for future search and rescue operations. engineers created the insect scale robot they can swerve and pivot with the agility with a cheetah and even of what obstacles. it is made from a thin layer of material that bends and contracts when electric voltage is applied to it. they say

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. >>> good morning, you are watching abc7 and w will start with your weather forecast. how's it looking, mike? >> it's looking hazy. it's not very cloudy and the haze isn't smoke, it is just the pollution that we normally produce squeezed into a smaller layer. there is not much cloud cover except in the coastal valleys. we are turning the wind machine down. it is only 13 in san francisco and 18 in fairfield. look what it does to the temperatures this afternoon, mid-to upper 90s in the east bay, low to upper 80s in the south bay. low 80s around the bay, 60s on the coast into san francisco. the weekend forecast is coming up. >>> this morning stanford university is reporting seven break through covid-19 cases of vaccinated students. the university says each case was symptomatic and all tested positive in the last week. on campus the break through cases are causing concern. students we spoke to said yesterday's email alert left them with a lot of unanswered yegzs. >> is it graduate students, undergraduate students, freshman, i would like to know who it is because i want to know how prevalent it i

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w next sunday is an amsterdam following the story for us. he is actually in the street where mister freeze was gone down. mike, let's start with the police condition. what have you heard? the right call? there's very little information coming out of the hospital where the face is being treated at the moment, also due to security reasons. but what we do know is also has, as we heard in the report that i witnesses saw him being attacked by, by, by the village gunman. and he was shot with up to 5 times also struck in the head. so we have reason to believe that he is very, very serious injuries, and it is in a very serious condition. and also the mayor of amsterdam, we also just heard said in our 1st 1st public appearance, 1st time talking to the press about this that he is in the hospital right now. fighting for his life. what do we know about the motor? well peter, the fees is one of the most popular journalists here in the netherlands and he is my no doubt the crime journalist has been working on high profile, trying cases for the past 4 decades and has been shining a light on the the dutch, unable to say so h

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mike pence. not a single military leader. is there a scenario where you could imagine your former boss president george w. idly by like that? >> just so comparison whosoever. we had a certifiable loon in the white house who was enjoying watching unfold on his favorite medium of television the insurrection he incited and the supporters were behind. close advisers. giuliani chanting for it. different congressal members at the rally egging it on. comes down to people are begging donald trump to do something and to call his supporters, to tell them to clamp down. what donald trump do? he tweets out support and encourages and furtheren cites what's happening. >> it comes as donald trump with house republican leader mccarthy discussing an attempt to return to office. does it surprise you how many people choose to stand with trump despite all of this? have you become so accustomed to it? if so what does that say? >> i think you have a problem with the republican elected officials are lying to the republican voters and then they say the voters believe the lies but they have been fed the lies by the politicians. m

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becky quick and mike santoli joe is off today banks are in focus right now quarter results reported by jp morgan moments ago we'll be hearing from goldman sachs in a couple of minutes as well wes. wilf >> yeah. trading a little low, forecast was 30 billion and eps 378 forecast was for 321 beat on both lines and the reason for the beat on the bottom line mainly because of a net benefit on the credit losses line of $2.3 billion, forecast all over the place for that the release a bit bigger than expected and therefore that eps beat, which is significant, not being given big weight by investors and shares down. revenue beat as well, in particular on the capital markets. yes, capital markets are down year over year because of a blowout second quarter last year, but down less than expected fixed income trading coming in where it was expected, 4.1 billion, down 44% from last year the other two lines stronger than expected. investment banking fees, 3.4 billion. the forecast was for about 3 billion. that is up year over year by 11% and equity trading 2.7 billion the forecast there was for 2.2 billion and that is up 13% so only the fixed income part of that was down aggressive year ov