>> walton: yeah. i just went back to work. >> stephen: you went from thailand straight to south carolina? that's my hometown, charleston. where they shoot that. i so admire what he has built down there. >> walton: it's extraordinary what he's built and what they've all built. >> stephen: would you ask him something for me? >> walton: sure. >> stephen: i really like danny. would you like to ask him to come to one of the parties i've invited him to. >> walton: he has never shown up. >> stephen: has never [bleep] showed up to one of my parties. if i invited you, would you come to one of my parties? >> i will come to every party that you throw. >> stephen: i want to talk about "white lotus." you're in season three. can you tell us anything? anything about anything. >> walton: i can't tell you about the story or the character. mike white would take one of us out. i can tell you something i haven't talked about anywhere else. the one thing they don't tell you on "the white lotus" when you check-in. >> steph

on , vice chair walton a walton i peskin. no you.i the motion passes with president p dissenting in committee. please call the next item. item number three is a hearing to considerber term ending november 30th, 2024 to the ballot simplification one applicant, pamela troy. seat? oh e in somewhat of a bind maybe we can skip the next item. we'll come back to this one. do you about this? i do not, but i would say that insofar as the way thisith the ballot simplification, with the ballot simplification committee, and has to be a nominee of the national academy of t we don't really have aoice, and we do have the ballot simplification i don't think we should get in the way of it. no, no, i just wanted to give her an opportunity if she wa we can come back to this item, i. what did you say? if you can, please call. item four. yeah. okay. yeah. let's go. item number four. item number to consider appointing five members. terms ending june 2026 to the reentry council. we have five seats and 18 applicants. thank you mr. clerk. i think we give peo

yes, on that motion, vice chair walton a walton i president.i, pe i chair safaÍ i safaÍ i that motion passes without objection. thank you can weitem number three, see if. yes. item implification committee. we have one seat, one applicant, pamela troy. yes she is. yay bye, everyone. thank you. thanksou wait one second. just let people file out. proceed. hi. my name is troy. i'm retired. i amg for appointment to the ballot simplification committee. i will my i have a background in writing that journalism, technical writing. i corporate and the nonprofit sphere writer who, you know with succinct and clear, i consider the first duty of a writer keenly interested in the. i apologize for not being present because ie meeting and was very interested in what was g would like very much to serve. i do for election related, doing election related volunteer work. this includes, as far back as 2004, traveling to new orleans to work as a poll watcher during, and ily about the need for a cl lucid election process. great. any questions from committee members? e

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yes, on that motion, vice chair walton a walton i president.chair safaÍ i safaÍ i that motion passes without objection. thank go back to item number three, see if. number three is the hearing to consider appointing one member term ending the ballot simplification committee. we have one seat, one applicant, pamela troy. yes she is. yay bye, everyone. thank you. thanks for com today. thank you, thank you. we'll just wait one second. just let people file out. please proceed. hi. my name troy. i'm retired. i am the ballot simplification committee. i will my i have a background in writing that covers both, some journalism, technical writth in the corporate and the nonprofit sphere as a writer who, you know with an emphasis on being succinct and clear, i consider the first duty of a writer and, am very keenly interested in the ballot simplification committee. i apologize for not being present because was at the committee meeting and was very interested in what election related, doing ele volunteer work. this includes, as far back as 2004, traveling t

vice chair walton walton i president.peskin i, peskin i chair safaÍ i safÍ motion passes without objection. please call number two. item number two is a motion ordering submittedo the voters at an election to be held on november 5th, 2024. an ordinance amending the administrative code to establish a first responders student loan forgiveness fund for the purpose of paying outstanding student loans and job related education, educational and training expenses incurred while the cio are sworn members of the department, fire department, or sheriff's department. paramedics registered nurses or 911 dispatchers, supervisors or coordinators. thank you, mr. clark, this is mym. so i'm just going to say a few words real quick. first,t to thank supervisor walton, being my lead co-sponsor on this item, administrative code toce would establish a first responder student loan forgiveness and ongoing education the dire situ. we've talked abouta loat the board of supervisors. staffing shortages in critical positions, especially first respon

so thank member walton asked my good. that and also echoing jac i'm wondering, do you guys partner with united way bay area so that folks call 211? they could get referred to you to? oh question. i imagine so, but i don't know that speak to that directly. yeah, i feel like that's an easy number mean, to go to hsh website and find a number. i feel like that might be right so if there's any desire to connecting my day job, part of what we're doing is helping build out their referral service. so, happy to make any connections there. if don't already, and then my other question safe parking. so you have 4.7 million is that the total cost of that program or is that just,6 oury, c budget7 million, it is fully funded through acoe at theay. got it. i'm just curious do you know any more about. you said that that service and amenities. what what does that all cover? because that 138,000 per thinking, are we. is this is this also temporary or is it like is it job placement like. yeah. what what is all in that package. yeah i will s

you have players like jared brathwaite, levi coldwell, adam walton, even though he played one game too look at what he did last summer with that england under 21 side he won the european championships. they paid really, really good football other hand, exciting football. in a number of those players have stepped up to the squad that time. he of players like jared brathwaite, levi caldwell, adam walton, even though he played one gamejust made his debut for the girls and" palmer as well who played more of a wall and hobbies and scoring the final. so you will lot of the squad having them and also just being around st george's park. just and also just being around st george's park.— and also just being around st george's park. just enough time to recap our— george's park. just enough time to recap our tap _ george's park. just enough time to recap our top story. _ america's quincy hall edged the men's 400 metres final to take gold, just ahead of great britain's matt hudson—smith. let's have a look at how that affects the medal table. britain sitting in fifth place on 12 golds, 17 silvers

i am tim walton. hudson has a long record of thinking deeply about the united states and our allies' confrontations with adversaries. a legacy that continues as we focus on how to overcome some of the challenges and crafting strategies for united states and our allies to gain advantage in great power competitions. we are delighted to host today the 23rd chief of staff of the air force, general david allvin. general allvin began his career in the mobility community, flying c 12. his responsibilities have included deployments to afghanistan. in his most recent service as vice chairman of the chief of staff of the air force. throughout his career he received numerous awards, including the bronze star. today he is going to join us to share a briefing on necessary changes to prepare the force and focus it on great power competition. and then we are going to have a brief conversation and open up the floor to all of your comments moving forward. without further ado, general allvin. gen. allvin: thanks, tim,

a slightly different situation with william nelson morgan, he was in the walton area of liverpool andrrying a cosh, effectively a wooden bat on. the judge, cosh, effectively a wooden bat on. thejudge, and his sentencing, said that there was no evidence of a racial motive for why he was on the street. it is a bit of a mystery why he went out there. certainly, he was there during the looting and at the time, in that part of the city, the library and food bank, really important parts of the community activity to support itself in this part of liverpool, it was totally destroyed. it took three officers to subdue this 69—year—old man. the footage which i am hoping we will be able to show later in the day was quite extraordinary. he has wrestled to the ground, he is not a big man, quite a slight man, and he has three officers in riot gear wrestling him to the ground. they try to get him to the ground. they try to get him to calm down, they are telling him to calm down, they are telling him to bend his legs, to sit on his backside, to calm down. they say to him: why are you here? he says: i

it was signed by walton goggins. i have jameson taillon.alton goggins. >> a lot of cards. a lot of cards. >> stephen: who wants a ball? nice. i've got a signed ball. signed by walton goggins. who wants a hot dog? ♪ ♪ anybody need a beer? ♪ ♪ it's nonalcoholic. the cbs lawyers wouldn't let me give you alcohol. that's why television is dying. no part of wrigley is more historic than its manual scoreboard. i climbed inside and met darrell. how long have you been operating the manual scoreboard here at wrigley? >> since 1991. >> stephen: you know they have updated the technology. they have computers. >> it started with ticker tape. >> stephen: there was ticker tape? what year? how old are you? >> i am 60. >> stephen: a really hot day. no one can see. how often do you not have pants on? a mesh tank may be? >> no shirt. >> stephen: do you have any photos? [laughter] it's hot today. wouldn't you say? come on. come on. come on. that feels fantastic. the folks at wrigley gave me the great honor of seeing the seventh-inning stretch but first i asked

and he's supported by jacob walton and james. they're all merchants in new york. and in the 1760 election. they're up for election. they announced their candidacies in the press. and because they don't want to be seen as a faction, they announce them independently. so they print them in the newspapers. they have these three little advertisements saying, i am i'm running for election not because i want, but because i feel i have to. people have told me that i have to stand for election. so i look at that and i go, hmm, what have these people done to feel like they were compelled to stand for election. so then i go back to 1765 and i find that the alliances almost, all of whom go on to become loyalists or leaders of the sons of liberty in new york. james alonso junior was called the oracle of the sons of liberty. they helped organize protests to our parliament and secure repeal of the stamp act. james delancy strikes up a friendship with the marcus of rockingham, who is the prime minister. when the stamp act is repealed and eight and on the 8th of november 16 five.

tim walton is a radical leftist.rime and he has esupporteharrd all of the arresy biden economic policies thatt, have grade of the worst inflation crisis and a generation. laura and her pulled the transcript and kamala nor tim mentioned the word inflation reporter once the in the entire those are the two issues in the country.- yo >> laura: we take that on them o show i watch the entire thing.no i had to take one for the team to watch the whole thing today is no mention of border or kin inflation.ball but walz was trying to get into his very oddball, goofball digs. like this. >> you know it, you feel it.th these guys are crazy and yes, weird as hell, that is what you see, that is what you see. >> laura: is that an economic argument or foreign argument or? immigration or trade? they are just weird people? so that is it. that is it. that is the campaign we ares going to get. >>ti if you want to know what is weird, tim tim walz and harrisno who support castrating miners and putting tampons immense bathrooms an end public

walton county, kimber collins news, 13 panhandle, strong. >>in entertainment news, jennifer lopez has filed for divorce from ben affleck. plus, taylor swift released a new music video for her song i could with a broken heart. jeremy parsons has all this and more in the entertainment report. >>guys, jenny from the block is now jenny on the market as jennifer lopez officially files for divorce from actor ben affleck. this coming after about 2 years of marriage and just months after she released an entire movie about being unlucky in love. and finally finding whenever someone asked me what i wanted to be when i could love. was not only that she released that star-studded amazon prime movie. this is me now a love story. she then proceeded to drop a documentary about the movie. also featuring ben affleck. >>and to me twice, just financing i'm writing dancing in city, unified. >>now after the movie's floral j lo dropped a love album featuring this song. dear ben, part 2. kentucky on hold. >>so that's dear. been part 2, which is a follow-up to j. l

trust or walton foundation. don't know if our viewers are aware of what their percentage ownership is of this company right. do you know? >> 10%? >> 46% of this company is controlled by the waltons. so, that helps when you're doug mcmillon, taking this years ago. >> what was the buy? do you remember? >> it was when they had the blowout -- >> we were right upstairs, down here, going, what's going on? >> they raised wages, made everybody pretty happy, then started broadening the food, then they took the price of food down. see, one of the things that bothers me about washington, i'm not going to say which party, is they say, food prices are inflated. if you go to walmart or you go to costco, they're not inflated. they have been rolled back. have they gotten the 2019 prices? that's very hard to do. but they've rolled back prices. you just have go to them. now, you -- dollar tree, not really. dollar general, i don't see a big rollback. some of these supermarkets that, you know, that are just, like, i think kroger's

she said that yesterday she left fort walton beach to do something that she always wanted to do.n't want us to try to stop her. her last words was i love and appreciate you all. keith morrison: but the biggest surprise, marie did not take her three-month-old baby. she left grace behind with the pastor and his wife, and right away her sister esther sensed that something wasn't right. she called her family. i go i know i probably watch a lot of "law and order," but can you find out what's going on because i have this really gut feeling? and she's like, oh, you watch too many of those kind of shows. i'm like, no, this is different. keith morrison: it was the fall of 2011, the very same time that a detective named nesli suhi-moore became a mother, a fact which as you will see may have made all the difference. you get a better understanding of what it's like to love somebody to the end of the world and back. [music playing] keith morrison: it was almost like fate intended to tie these two together in a mystery of love and lies and loss. where had marie carlson gone? the detective who

merseyside police say 87 officers have been injured in southport, liverpool city centre and walton. 81 north wales and won a cheshire police officer. they go on to say a total officer. they go on to say a total of 64 of the injuries were sustained on tuesday night in southport, while the remaining 23 from saturday the majority of the injuries to police officers were caused by missiles, and other injuries because some of his injury collision. none of the officers remain in hospital. we mentioned there have been —— has been a cobra meeting going on this morning. the prime minister has been speaking after that meeting. i had morning. the prime minister has been speaking after that meeting.— speaking after that meeting. i had a cobra meeting _ speaking after that meeting. i had a cobra meeting this _ speaking after that meeting. i had a cobra meeting this morning - speaking after that meeting. i had a cobra meeting this morning which i speaking after that meeting. i had a i cobra meeting this morning which was an opportunity i took to thank the police for the work of their last three days,

james walton goes into what makes the league dominant despite the emergence of several new leagues in premier league is the most watched sports league in the world with around 3.2 billion regular viewers and it is estimated that of those over half are in asia and over 25% of the television audience. this has been an historical thing. if you go back to the 90s, the premier league was the first league to be regularly broadcast in asia and ever since that time the fan base has stuck with what is possibly the most exciting league in the world. , ., ., wouldn't they. how close other leagues, other leagues to matching that. the chinese league make it push, the saudi league as well. the biggest | rivals have been the spanish league, the italian league of particularfor a period in 90s and early 2000, and occasionally the german league but if you walk around the streets of asia and look at what shirts you are seeing being worn four of the top six most supported teams are from the english remi league. so beyond barcelona and real madrid, possiblyjuventus or bayern munich it is all about the pre

and when i got fort walton, i found out there was quite a few mechanics. there had been to vietnam and now they're going to go back to helicopter pilot. so that gave me some real good advice. q thank you. hello, lynn. i played with this guy for a long time on national guard, and i want to tell you that nothing is going to ruin any of my war stories like the truth. so i expect you to just hold on that i. all right. let's go to let's go to vietnam, back. beginning august 1969, i got on an airplane that gets to georgia after a night of celebration and went to atlanta, changed airplanes to go to california with a stop in dallas. well, i went to sleep on the airplane between after we left atlanta and they landed in dallas. and the stewardess woke me up and says, we're in texas. and i went, i'm going to california. and i went back to sleep. well, we got california and i went down to pick up my duffel bag and i waited for the baggage come through. and i was not many duffel bags and i thought there was more than then. i never did find a duffel bag. so i went to th

one of the communities affected by rioting in recent days was walton in merseyside.et on fire. our reporterjayne mccubbin has been to meet some of those affected by the violence. they are stealing everything, even the chocolate. even toilet paper they have been stealing. dog foods. this man doesn't want to be filmed, but he does want people to see these images. and you watched this on cctv back at home? yes, exactly. while you were on the phone to the police? exactly. scores of people invaded his liverpool store last saturday. very many more were outside, where one person is in a car, live streaming the whole thing. see, that video on the live tiktok it is more than 10k, they are watching this videos. people are pressing love hearts as they watch your shop being looted. he was granted asylum from iraq seven years ago, and until now liverpool has been his refuge. we came to safe country. we were safe, till have seen these things happen. this was the night of the looting. the same night the nearby spellow library was destroyed. that fire's gone up. only a year old, it

james walton goes into what makes the league dominant despite the eruption of several new leagues inremier league is actually the most watched sports league in the world, it has around 3.2 billion regular viewers that it's billion regular viewers that its estimated that up close, over half are in asia and over 25% of the tv off audience. this is been historical thing, back to the 905. the primary league was regularly broadca5t league was regularly broadcast in asia, the first one, ever since then the fan base has stuck with what is possibly the most exciting league in the world. ., ., ., world. how close are other leauues world. how close are other leagues to _ world. how close are other leagues to matching - world. how close are other leagues to matching it - world. how close are other- leagues to matching it though? league5 to matching it though? we saw china making a push several yea r5 we saw china making a push several years ago, the saudi league more recently. is it in peel going to endure? traditionally the biggest rivals have been the spanish league, italian league, particula

on saturday the 3rd of august, in the evening, there was widespread disorder in the walton area of thepolicemen were injured in clashes with a large crowd intent on causing as much trouble and damage as possible. i have seen a statement written by the chief constable of merseyside setting out in clear terms of the consequences of this offending police resources and effectiveness. and also on the impact of individual officers who are literally on the front line. in addition to the physical and psychological harm caused to those offices and their families, the enforced absence from duty has increased the burden on those officers who remain, those who are fit to be deployed to protect the communities they serve, and the extra cost which must be borne by the public is enormous. southport is a town where families live, work, grow old, and take pride in the closeness and supportive net of the community. liverpool is a dynamic city full of wonderful people who have worked hard to develop a reputation for creativity and enterprise. your actions, together with hundreds of others, have disgraced

you have players like jarrad branthwaite, levi coldwell, adam walton, even though he played one gamel. so you will lot of the squad having them and also just being around st george's park. just enough time to recap our top story. just enough time to recap our top story — america's quincy hall edged the men's 400m final to take gold, just ahead of great britain's matt hudson—smith. let's have a look at how that affects the medal table. britain sitting in fifth place on 12 golds, i7 silvers and 20 bronze medals. the united states topping the standings, in front of china and australia with the host nation france just behind them on golds. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. for many parts of the country, i think wednesday was a pretty cloudy day, the best of any sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. there were a few passing showers here, whereas further southwards across parts of england and wales really limited to just glimpses

xavier walton news nation. a ma north bay. save the redwoods league is selling its 394 acre russian river redwoods. property to the russian river county sanitation district for conservation. this includes the claire tree, one of sonoma county's most famous redwood trees. for more on this purchase and what this means for shots. the lawman spoke with jeff stump, director of land protection for the save. the redwoods league. so why is this so significant? >>well, this is really significant. you mentioned the card tree. the car a tree is a 300 redwood tree that 16 and a half feet high. it's an iconic reminder of the incredible landscape that existed along the russian river before. you know, we as humans cut at the forced so it's it's a reminder of what what was in the past and really what can be in the future as we continue to work with our partners to preserve redwood forest like this. >>so now that this piece of property is protected, does that mean the tree is protected forever? >>the tree is protected the second birth trees th

3 of the democratic national convention has kicked off in chicago, vice presidential nominee tim walton, former president. bill clinton are both scheduled to address delegates, making their case for why combo harris should be present the that's our headlines for now. we'll be back shortly with more in the meantime. check us out online at the w dot com, so you can easily blend. thanks for watching. the my name is elizabeth, i'm the whole bag said loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it loud match. would it be nosy bay? like good, everyone to king. check out the award winning called. com. so hold back your notes c. as in the middle of something in your mean, i'm not listening to them anymore. i'm getting this most seen as being used as a secondary even be to just do the cooking washing.

perhaps not to, to vote for disapproval because the department to spend more time with, supervisor waltonly get to the bottom of what we are supposed to disapprove or approve here. commissioner, if i just may to that point we would be more down with supervisor's office to get a better understanding to datee to have a more in-depth conversation. and as legislation that's transmitted from the board of supervisors has a 90 the planning commission. this is the last hearing to have before the 90 day clock is up. so unless the supervisor gave us an extension, which he has not this is the we've run out of time to have have tried unsuccessfully with the supervisor to try to get at the further intent this is it. this is the only opportunity we haveyo one question, miss ward? and that is, aren't the supervisors al not even here? is that my proper understanding here? i would i would have to defer city hall or maybe laurel can answer. she's probably week they're still in session, so i called the office and there was nobody anyway, thank you. commissioner imperial, thank you, and thank you for all the

walton? this is frank roberts. i'd like to see you. i think i am a great idea for a new column. yes, sir. i'll be right away. jackson does that today. you mean our bill downstairs? you make a good soldier. soldier? he wants to get in the navy. then he'll make a good sailor. oh. come in. oh, frank thomas. well, sir, thank you. what's this? great idea. you know, the servicemen's notes column i've been doing a week. yes. i think this new idea would be better because it has a different slant, a difference, man. what do you mean, sports are pretty close to your heart there? mr. well, yes, you know that. what strikes you most about this? i mean what's the one thing that most sports have in common? i think is good boy good answer that one teamwork. exactly. teamwork. teamwork and the complete democracy of it. and the fact that a man is measured only by his ability and skill. yes, that's right. now, you've seen some great white teams and some colored teams and some with both whites and -- as teammates. yes, i have. well, i want to write a column about a great team like that. no, i have

james walton goes into what makes the league dominant despite the emergence of several new leagues intched sports league in the world with around 3.2 billion regular viewers and it is estimated that of those over half are in asia and over 25% of the television audience. this has been an historical thing. if you go back to the 90s, the premier league was the first league to be regularly broadcast in asia and ever since that time the fan base has stuck with what is possibly the most exciting league in the world. , ., ., world. they would say that, wouldn't — world. they would say that, wouldn't they. _ world. they would say that, wouldn't they. how - world. they would say that, wouldn't they. how close i world. they would say that, i wouldn't they. how close other leagues, other leagues to matching that. the chinese league make it push, the saudi league make it push, the saudi league as well. the league make it push, the saudi league as well.— league as well. the biggest rivals have _ league as well. the biggest rivals have been _ league as well. the biggest rivals have been the - leagu

on 6—under a she came down the 18th fairway, she won at walton heath last year, and displayed very consistentlyays. she had a putt for birdie, and stick it to a play—off, but shejust came birdie, and stick it to a play—off, but she just came up short. at that moment, lydia ko knew she had won. cheers went up, and she was ecstatic, as you can imagine. her first major in eight years. for a while, it had looked as though the world number one, nelly korda, was going to take this final women's major of the year. she had back to back birdies on the ninth and tenth, and at that point, she was two shots clear of the rest of the field, top of the leaderboard on 8—under. then disaster. she double bogeyed the 14th, disaster. she double bogeyed the 1ath, dropping two shots, and then bogeyed the 17th, so she was down to 5—under. the normally calm and unflappable nelly korda that got into difficulties, and at that point really threw away the championship. there was a really nice moment as she called on lydia ko and hugged her to say congratulations. we must mention that england's lottie woad won the amateur

news nation correspondent xavier walton has the latest. was a decision months in the making and right out of the gate. nasa's administrator bill nelson, very serious tone, but saying that sunny and butch would be returning home to earth in february, citing safety and saying it wasn't worth the risk. here's nasa's top guy. >> we have had mistakes done in the past. we lost. 2 space shuttles as a result of they're not being a culture. and which information could come forward. the decision to keep butch in sunny aboard the international space station and bring the boeing starliner home. uncrewed is result of a commitment to safety. so what started as an 8 day mission for astronaut suni williams and butch wilmore. >> has now turned into an 8 month mission after weeks of testing nasa and boeing making that very tough decision to keep the astronauts on the iss. officials say helium leaks and thruster issues in the propulsion system where ultimately to blame for sunny and butch's extended stay in space. nasa ultimately calling on spacex during its

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i'm joined by vice chair, supervisor walton and our and supervisor, aaron peskin.rk is victor young. i'd also like to thank lr broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements

one of the communities affected by rioting was walton in merseyside.n fire. 0ur reporterjayne mccubbin has been to meet some of those affected by the violence. they are stealing everything, even the chocolate. even toilet paper they have been stealing. dog foods. this man doesn't want to be filmed, but he does want people to see these images. and you watched this on cctv back at home? yes, exactly. while you were on the phone to the police? exactly. scores of people invaded his liverpool store last saturday. very many more were outside, where one person is in a car, live streaming the whole thing. see, that video on the live tiktok it is more than 10k, they are watching this videos. people are pressing love hearts as they watch your shop being looted. he was granted asylum from iraq seven years ago, and until now liverpool has been his refuge. we came to safe country. we were safe, till have seen these things happen. this was the night of the looting. the same night the nearby spellow library was destroyed. that fire's gone up. only a year old, it was

she won at walton heath last year.les to go. not long ago, it looked as though the world number one, nelly korda, was going to run away with this championship to take the final women's major of the year. she had back—to—back birdies on the ninth and the tenth, and at that point, that put her two shots clear of the rest of the field, top of the leaderboard on 8—under, then disaster. she double bogeyed the 14th, disaster. she double bogeyed the 1ath, dropped two shots at that point, and hasjust bogeyed 1ath, dropped two shots at that point, and has just bogeyed the 17th, so nelly korda has gone from being ahead of the rest of the field down to 5—under. the normally calm and unflappable nelly korda isjust about to come down on the 18th now. we also have to mention the overnight leader, south koreanjiyai overnight leader, south korean jiyai shin, overnight leader, south koreanjiyai shin, also one of those on 6—under is, that he has dropped another shot. —— but she has dropped another shot. —— but she has dropped another sh

once we hear back, we'll let you know in florfda, xavier walton, news nation.able story. >> well, do you have a few million to spend? well, turns out we might just have the right thing for you. in item belonging to babe ruth is up for auction. details straight ahead. >> during his famous called shot home run in the 1932 world series is up for auction. it's been 20 years since the last time it sold. and back then it went for $940,000. this time around. it's expected to sell for around 30 million dollars, which would make it the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever online. bidding is underway on the heritage auctions website and the price just hit 14.7 million dollars bidding ends next week. facebook founder mark zuckerberg unveiled a instagram mail this on instagram. a large sculpture depicting the likeness of his wife, priscilla chan in a nod to roman tradition, he commission world-renowned sculptor and artist daniel arsham to create this piece and the tag online. zuckerberg says more people should, quote, bring back the roman tradition of making scu

i wish it was my birthday. >> exactly come back on your birthday, walton and i will tell you, proving that anybody can forget anything, i actually forgot the name of a movie that i've seen about 47 times "book of eli" and next i'll be forgetting "you've got mail". >> you can actually do that for me. >>> that does it for us this morning. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," breaking news, donald trump plans to sue the justice department over the raid on mar-a-lago >>> plus, a new reality in the race for the white house kamala harris now leading donald trump in key battleground states we'll dig into the new polling as both sides gear up for a busy week. >>> also ahead, the u.s. sending some serious fire power to the middle east. a missile-guided submarine is on the way as israel braces for retaliatory strikes from iran. >>> and what an ending, the paris olympics closing out with, who else but tom cruise, helping to hand over hosting duties to hollywood. >>> good morning, it is 10:00 eastern. a busy start to the week i'm ana cabrera reporti

newsnation's xavier walton reports now from mar-a-lago. >> elon musk blaming that 40 minute delay inur attack. still, nonetheless, more than a million people tuning in to this unprecedented live conversation at a crucial time in the race for the white house. congratulations because they see a broke every record in the book. >> it was a presidential size return on x, formerly known as twitter for the 45th president trump's campaign calling it the interview of the century. if i hadn't my head, yeah, i would not be talking to you right now. trump and tech time. elon musk going unscripted starting with last month's assassination do immediately. that it was a bullet. >> i knew immediately that it was at the year goes after this moment, musk gave trump his endorsement. >> a month later, the tech billionaire now giving the former president his platform with 10's of millions of potential voters discussing topics like border control. we're going to have the largest deportation in history of this country and we have no trump also talking about his relationship with foreign leaders as well as o

i'm xavier walton. wild story there. >> 25 great danes said been seized in butte county sheriff's office believes they mauled a woman to death this month last thursday. 56 year-old davina corbin was found dead on a dirt road in feather falls with multiple bite marks and injuries. detectives then obtained warrant to search a nearby home and found those. 25 dogs. the sheriff says animal control and receive calls about the dogs before people, though concerned about their well-being. no reports of any aggression. before this. sheriff is calling this a case. unlike anything he's seen. >> i can't recall. a death resulting from a dog bite. i certainly don't recall, you know, a large number of dogs being involved in anything like this. there isn't any indication or evidence that we have this point that would allow us to prove that he knew that the dogs had a propensity to be aggressive or vicious towards human beings. >> the sheriff's office in the california department of fish and wildlife are analyzing dna co

he has to come up with a loss leader the way sam walton used to do. they get people in.s that you said are weak are where all the gross margin is. i cannot -- now, look, can this bounce? he's actually a loved guy, okay? but if you look at the three-year, david, this has been a loser and the reason it's a loser is nothing to do with them. walmart changed. walmart decided to go after with a couple of $5 and under products, david. meanwhile, dollar general's products go up, walmart's products go down. the walmart stores are fantastic. they started to incentivize managers to be able to get it right for the areas they're in. i just -- it's a clinic, walmart. and so is the stock price, as is costco. >> new highs on walmart. the guidance, let me just give people the guidance on dollar general. same-store sales guidance. >> that's very big. >> and fiscal year, 24 eps, now 550 to 620 versus 680 to 755. so, off a stock price -- >> this is an elongated earnings season and that is one of the biggest misses. that's what happened. used to have a reputation for never missing and that's

colleagues, can we have a motion to excuse supervisor walton?perv and seconded by supervisor ronan and we'll take without objection. supervisor walton is excused. madam clerk, do you have communications? >> thank you mr. president. of supervisors welcomes interested persons to attend this meeting here board legislative chamber in ci room watch the proce■=sfgovtv channel 26 or view live stream at you can send public mmt in writing to bos@sfgov.org or use the postal service, san francisco board of supervisors, 1 dr. carlton b odsan francisco california 94102. e accommodation request under the americans with disabilities act or to request language assistance, please contact the clerk' office at least two business days in advance by calling 415-554-5184. thank you mr. president. >> thank you madam clerk. is there a motion to appre the june 25, 2024 minutes? motion made by supervisor preston, seconded by supervisor dorsey. on that motion made and seconded, madam clerk, a roll call, please. >> on the ■■minutes, supervisor ronan, aye. supervisor safai,

. >> walton, joe was leading us there, we have seen post-apocalyptic films before.ng, but tell us why creating that wall is so important? >> it starts with the source material, based on the game fallout by bethesda. it's a property that means everything in the world that todd howard and people at that institution. and they built a world that was almost four-dimensional, really. we just picked up and it's an original story within that canon. and inherent in that dna is a sense of humor, and not a parody, but certainly, a satire, that i think is often missing in post-apocalyptic shows. they've been around, they're cyclical, aren't they? they've been around for 80 years. people are interested in that topic. you know, the world's a pretty scary place right now and a lot of this is probably on people's mind. and maybe that plays into the success of this experience. but ultimately, it comes down to i think you can give more and teach more with honey. you know? >> yeah. >> so, yeah, i think that's one of the main reasons people are attracted to it. >>> we have a second hou