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thank you, ben wright reporting there, and thank. 6.5%. members of the uk's largest teaching union, the neu, voted 86% in favour of the pay rise. it's thought funding for the increase will not come from existing school budgets. 0ur education correspondent hazel shearing reports. scenes like this were becoming increasingly familiar outside school gates in england, but not any more. as schools closed for the summer, members of all four teaching unions were asked whether or not they'd accept a 6.5% pay rise. their answer overwhelmingly was yes. this is the conclusion of this dispute, yes. but the long—term aspiration for teacher pay still continues. i mean, this award of 6.5%, that's the highest for over 30 years for teachers. but it still doesn't restore teachers' pay to its real—term value since 2010. it's news that many families have been waiting for as they get geared up for next term. because it takes that stress off and obviously you've not got stuck in the middle trying to find stuff to do or childcare or trying to get one up for

wright said, just as it was being taper courted. >> dna proved wright was innocent, and in 2016 he wasvideotaped deposition. >> at that deposition, we put his story to the test. >> are you ready, mr. devlin? >> as another detective read wright's confession, devlin was asked to transcribe, it just like he said happened in the can interrogation room. >> way too fast, way too fast. >> he could barely keep up. he could not keep pace at all. >> at a certain point, he just gave up. >> i would just march into her house. >> it is way too fast, it is way too fast. >> it corroborates that the confession was completely fabricated. >> devlin declined our request for an interview. in 2018, tony wright settle with a city, which admitted no wrongdoing, for nearly $10 million. >> i kept looking to devlin and found another case from the exact same time period where another man is claiming that he is innocent. >> in fact, devlin worked several other cases along with other detectives and prosecutors, were false statements sent innocent people to prison. convictions that have been overturned, and on augus

commissioner wright did you have. i thought of something else who i we were listening to the great explanations. -- you were the funds fell out when -- the hotels were down during the pandemic. i'm curious how that resolved was there funding to -- emergency funding separate that came in. seeps likeef getting fund from this hotel source makes sense but in a river situation like then this is when the cultural districts might need it most and the least amount of resource available. what was the resolution and it does make sense that -- on a separate note you are walking the line. it was when the form well structure was put in place we never guessed on many layers nobody would have guessed the pandemic would have happened. when we did was worked i was at mayor's office of how doing community develop and want worked with the mayor london breed's office and -- she partnered with the cultural district and it is steering committee and back filled funding we made to the cultural districts. it was an important decision the comm

they honored wright with her own shoe line. how many teachers can say that? she was remembered from the impact she left on students over all of the years. >> that inspired many within our community to continue their education, she supported students and staff is a started their careers. she had a tremendous impact in our district. >> wright was 74 years old and leaves behind 25 nieces and nephews. wow. a couple of lives a very well lived, right? >>> a lot is going on weatherwise, we have heat, smoke, everything. >> if you don't like the heat or the bad air-quality -- not too many people like that -- we will get clearing skies. we have mid-level clouds trying to come back in the weekend forecast. here are some of the camera views. san jose, 87 degrees. look at that smoke, that is livermore. 98 degrees. they do not continue into sunday. we will see better air quality. there are the clouds over oakland. 71 degrees. that will make great sunset viewing. 68 degrees in san francisco. no heat advisories. it continues to be mainly across the inland valleys, which are

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your honor, this is case number 410 on the calendar in the matter of wright vs.y: ms. wright, you have a brother who has two children. >> correct. >> judge judy: your brother is in prison, according to your complaint, and you have guardianship of the two children. >> correct. >> judge judy: since when? >> since october 30 of 2017. >> judge judy: where is their mother? >> their mother was in rehab at the time. she got out of rehab in december, on december 11, and she's currently in oregon

tonight, from "black panther: wakanda forever" -- lupita nyong'o, danai gurira, letitia wright. plus simon le bon. and music from duran duran. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm the host of the show. please relax. thank you for coming. thanks for watching. i do picked a good one to be here. we've assembled a super duper show tonight. duran duran is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] all the way from wakanda, the cast of "black panther: wakanda forever." [ cheers and applause ] the movie premiere is across the theater from us tonight. it's fun. it's one of the few times of the year people dressed as superheroes in this neighborhood aren't high on meth. [ laughter ] not only is it "black panther" day, it's national pumpkin day. i thought this was interesting. a grower in minnesota grew the largest pumpkin ever recorded, weighed over a ton. 2,560 pounds, it was the size of a dumpster. and dumpster-sized pumpkin grew up to be the president of the united states. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] speaking of

thank you. >> commissioner wright. >> thank you. >> yeah. i want to um, say i agree with some of the points that commissioner vergara was making and it really is um, interesting um, kind of considering the acre separate into the building but when we're thinking in terms of landmark we're not thinking i mean not landmarking the colombo market and saying the colombo market is not having district because all those left is the acre that was arranged for interpreted from interpretation and understanding of the market at the time that was demolished. so i think that kind of i would thinking about integrity and going into this, too, and (clearing throat) and certainly after we received the letter, from ownership the owner rooftop i think the acre does retain the integrity of the artist the existing structure keeps the integrity just potentially not whole market. staff can weigh if they have thoughts about that and to follow up on the point that the commissioner made though to include the original paint any original paint that should considered mayb

or friends so now, neither will the world [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i'm jeff wright.t tall and i'm represented by erika lancaster at caa - >> seth: okay, jeff, i hear you, that calling the investigation soros funded is racist but just to be clear, it's also anti-semitic, right? >> oh, hell yeah, seth they ain't going to catch me on some kanye west bull [ bleep ] >> seth: all right that's jeff wright, everybody! give it up for jeff wright [ cheers and applause represented by erika lancaster at caa we've got a great show for you tonight. you know him from "parks and recreation," "the jurassic world" franchise, and "guardians of the galaxy. his latest, "the super mario bros. movie" is out now. chris pratt is back on the show. [ cheers and applause she is a wonderful comedian and actress whose netflix stand-up specials are incredible. she stars in "beef" which starts streaming on netflix tomorrow, ali wong will also be joining us [ cheers and applause they're one of my all-time favorites. they're celebrating two decades as a band with the release of their book, "the gospe

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no constitution can protect us, if wright does not matter any more. and you know, we can't trust the president to do what is right for this country. you can trust he will do what is right for donald trump. >> congressman adam schiff is a democrat of california, the leading manager during trump's first impeachment as you just heard. he sat on the january six committee, currently is a candidate for the united states senate, and he joins me now. congressman, good to see you this evening. thank you for being with us. i want to go back to that speech that you made. here right matters is also the type of alexander vindman's book. he kicked off the impeachment but reporting the phone call, the extortion phone call. he used the term and his testimony because he was trying to reassure his father, who had come from ukraine and earlier from russia that that is okay, that. don't worry about me because i am here in america, where wright counts for something. right matters. the whole point is that in america, they make the distinction between right and wrong. he wo

harry reposting the story for his more than ers saying, well, that makes 2 of us ms wright.ht. rapper meek mill also commenting on the legal drama saying corporate bullying at its finest. this superhero status developer bailey point investment filed the case against right back in february after she refused the company's offer to purchase her land. they're developing a multi condo unit right behind her home and say parts of the property encroach on their development. while the project has been given the green light by the city developer say that right has hindered their progress. donations have been pouring in as celebrities rally around the great, great grandmother, nba superstar kyrie irving reportedly gave $40,000 to a gofundme account set up to help with rights legal fees. josephine right. meantime, vows to continue the fight for her home. our food is to make sure. we can't this property. >> it's his star recall. it goes back to the civil war. and it's been in the family since that time. >> the wright family has raised more than $150,000 to help with the matriarchs legal

and newt gingrich when gingrich used the ethics process to depose wright and became speaker himself and was subjected to the same process from the democrats. they decided they wanted to do to him what he had done to wright, use the ethics process to depose him. following that, there was a nonaggression pact that seemed to take hold in the house where members, tired of the acrimony and constant fighting on the ethics front, decided to stop filing complaints against each other. it had a positive effect of reducing the rancor in the house but had a negative effect of the belief that -- taking hold that the ethics committee was not enforcing the rules that it had effectively ceased to function as a guardian of enforcement in the house. the rules still allowed members and staff to accept gifts from lobbyist in those days, subject to limits. there was a $50 per day and $100 annual aggregate so you could take a hamburger and a beer but not a state dinner and a bottle of wine. while these limits were in place, it would be fair to say that not all members and staff were rigorous in their eff

group homeless claimed responsibility for the attack, which it said was in response to the as randy wright engineering and israel set it intercepted, 5 rockets launch from the mouse, ruled gallons a strip on tuesday night. these really military set, it responded with strikes on how most targets is riley soldiers may have left the city of janine for now, but hostilities between both sides show no sign of ending a report for rebecca, which as engine. and she also sent as base report from the clean up a win now engine named camp. and as you can see, civilians, women, children, they back out on the street, the level of destruction here is very high. the cleanup has the gone. it is on the way to remove the destroyed vehicles and all the debris that has been completely ripped out by the military. and you say there were explosive devices underneath them, and that is why they had to remove most of the bits from now. i was standing in this very spot a little over a week ago, and i can tell you, it looked a lot different to how it does today. now this clean up, i'm not sure how long it's going to ta

wright is ready for 6 launch struggling strikes, which set off an hours long gun battle. israel says the ride was part of a counter terrorism operation. more well, here's the top of the, our business is next. looking at how the you in japan. the stuffing up at corporation to secure the supply a computer, the chips advocate ferguson in just a moment. have a good the . every jenny, it's one of the surprises. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special recognizes where exactly it was fine. i have learned a lot of our culture history. all their travel extremely worth a visit, the, the risking of but not the coupling. the you on to palm decided to work together to secure a supply of semi conductor ship. we off. how far will this go towards reducing dependence on china? holes coming up with a deal go up in smoke a trade agreement between a you and for size american countries places it's fine. all hurdles with disagreements about an environmental protection threatening to off

fiona bruce, stephen wright and many stephen wright and so many others who made list .ts others who made that list. lots of money there. but of course people will be asking as they pay people will be asking as they pay the licence fee, who's on that list and what value do they add? >> these are bands, so we haven't got the exact salary as such. haven't got the exact salary as such . these are the bands, but such. these are the bands, but i'm just wondering , have got i'm just wondering, have we got any sort of any indication what sort of increase year on increase they've had year on year? because obviously there's a huge debate going on about pubuc a huge debate going on about public service salaries with the government to keep a lid government trying to keep a lid on inflation. yeah that's right. >> in this report, doesn't >> so in this report, it doesn't give progressed give you how they've progressed in terms of salaries. >> how interesting . yeah. >> how interesting. yeah. >> how interesting. yeah. >> however, tends to happen >> however, what tends to happen with th

>> jasmine wright, appreciate your reporting. let's talk with politics with lynn sweet of the washington "sun-times." good to see you. trump, which was notable, he didn't address the expanded charges in the federal documents case or aggressively attack it, which many expected. rather he held back. clearly somebody had a serious conversation with him. he stuck to the script and was disciplined in doing so, which is obviously un characcharacterf him. do you see that as trump getting nervous about the criminal case and others that are potentially pending? >> no, here's why. these contenders were under a ten-minute limit, so for trump, that's hardly time to say hello. this is a singular event that i think should not be a signal for anything and the other days that unfold in iowa. i know there's talk that the rivals didn't attack trump. why would you when you know he was there. you would just be asking for it. when that day comes, it may come. it wasn't going to be last night in des moines. for trump to not address the charges, i thin

in 1906, a or wilbur wright, got a plane up, flew 24 miles and landed it where he wanted to land and that really is the first, you know, true. so charlie was alive when that happened so people hadn't really flown there were about. one automobile per 100 americans. so the technology was coming in, but they didn't have anywhere to go in them because were no roads and no stations and no, you know, motel. this was before radio, this elway years after the first experimental moving was shown at the chicago columbian exposition. and so there weren't movies or movie theaters yet. i could go on this list but you get the idea he's from a different world is an agrarian world that would have been really to napoleon and probably to michelangelo. and most people were farmers of majority of americans lived a farm by the time he died. he had, you know had an iphone. he'd lived through? i mean no one had ever been to the south or north pole when he was born, he lived to see people walk on the moon, lived to see rovers going around mars as on and on. the so when i say he grew up the future all, the th

morgan wright, thank you for joining us this morning. >> you bet. tomorrow, hunter biden's ex business partner is expected to testify on capitol hill as the mar-a-lago staffer is due in court over the trump documents case. what can we expect, next. plus, x marks the spot, furious california residents super annoyed at the huge new glowing sign above the company formerly known as twitter's offices check. psych! really? dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate. after switching to the farmer's dog we noticed so many improvements in remi's health. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it looks like nutritious food, and it is. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. get started at longlivedogs.com trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma n

>> jasmine wright from washington. thank you so much. >>> be sure to watch "fareed zakaria gps" tomorrow at 1:00 to see more of that one-on-one interview with president biden. >>> u.s. stocks slid friday and fell for the week over news that the u.s. economy cooled down a bit in june, adding just 209,000 jobs. >> the stronger than expected wage growth last month has investors worried that the federal reserve will be raising interest rates again. cnn's matt egan has a closer look. matt? >> victor and erica, we're still in a weird place in this economy where cooling job growth is actually good news. the jobs market has simply been on fire. it's been so hot this year that wall street, the federal reserve, and even the white house wanted to chill out because if it doesn't, it's going to overheat the economy. at the same time no one wants to see hiring falling off the cliff because that would signal a recession. they want something in between, and that's pretty much what we got in june. 209,000 jobs added that month. april a

let's ask morgan wright. thank you for being here.sly, one of the first thing elon musk did when he took over twitter was let a lot of the staff go. >> right. david: i think at one point i heard 90%, i don't know how that's possible, but he let a lot of people go and they were looking for work and zuckerberg's there to pay them. no wonder that he got all of these employees that had inside information about twitter, right? >> yeah, it's not -- and the i think you've got to be careful of, anytime you leave a company and go to another one, you've got things in your head, intellectual property secrets. if you're ethical you've got to say i can't talk, can't work in that area. we don't know the details of yet behind the scenes, but what's clear 70 million downloads already. it's going to be formidable competitor. elon did get rid of a lot of people, but the fact that twitter is still up and running. there's a lot of bloat in code, a lot of bloat in people that you hire. i think that elon went too far the other way, but this is a battle not

>> that is lindsey patrick wright bhch her child is in the sixth grade in tennessee, which a state that has passed more anti-lgbt laws in the last eight years than any other state in america. that question ms. patrick wright is asking at the end, where do you think these kids are hearing it from, is a direct indictment of the republican party, anti-gay, anti-transculture warerize going fought by republican lawmakers in schools, doctors offices and even the u.s. military. right now at the this very moment congress is in the middle of trying to pass the annual defense budget. and speaker kevin mccarthy has been cowed by the right flank of his party which appears to be treating the bill like a culture war christmas tree, trying to hang dozens of amendments on the bill before passing it. the amendments would prevent the military for providing gender affirming care for service members, block abortion care and eliminate military programs that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. the list goes on. still with me on this big night of news the co-hosts of show time's "the circus." it's chang

students, westoff or region that remembers the muscle, each ethnic minority group do you and see when wright's office said it had credible information that the rapid support forces were responsible as well. egypt is hosting the leaders of students neighbors to discuss ways to end that conflict. but the warring sued, and these factions themselves have not been invited. egyptian president of the faucet, l. c. c is hosting the leaders of if you of yet south to don chad eritrea olivia and the central african republic. hollywood is on the brink of a shop down to the 1st time since 1960, with some of the biggest actors. like for you to join, strikes the by script prices. the screen actors guild says deals have not been reached with studios or streaming services. they're demanding more royalties and safeguards around the use of artificial intelligence to present jobs. the us has approved the sale of a birth control pill without needing a prescription for the 1st time, the oral contraceptive code. the pill has been around since and 19 seventies, but only available to those who see a doctor fast medica

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and pavlov , russian scientists invented electric welding in parallel with the wright brothers, an airplaneradio suit, a gas mask, an automatic parachute , a seismograph, russian scientists created ships cars. to list only those grandiose factories that were built in the russian empire, the largest complex of putilov factories , petrograd, giant shipbuilding mechanical plants , in nikolaev, the metallurgical industry , in mariupol, lugansk, a steam locomotive , the hartmann construction plant, the largest ural-volga metallurgical plant in russia, in tsarina no less, red october volgograd. factories, kramatorsk the riga plant, which produced both conventional and luxury cars, including a during the war in the fifteenth year, this plant was evacuated to central russia to moscow. and now it is the khrunichev space center, 3 automobile plants were founded under e, nicholas ii, including the omo moscow e-e automobile plant , and this winter , several projects of the subway lay on steel at nicholas ii's war. hmm didn't. uh, put those plans into action. well, everyone knows that including a goil.r

. >> white house reporter jasmine wright is live from delaware.e are seeing the president leaning heavily into the benefits of this preelection rally cry called bidenomics. >> yeah, this is right. president biden's speech yesterday was all about selling his economic agenda to american voters. it's a part of a larger effort by the white house to try to get voters to more closely associate positive gains in the economy with president biden and his leadership what they like to call bidenomics. now they have a few recent data points to fall back on. first of all, higher than expected economic growth in the second quarter. rising consumer acceptability, and obviously, that recently averted potentially strike with ups workers. so we heard president biden leaning in a all of that revving up his language when it comes to the economy. in maine, they do not adhere to winner takes all when it comes to electoral votes in terms of who wins the popular vote. so we could see president biden going back to again and again as we get closer to 2024. not only did pre

. >> wright, who gave them the halos?e saying you all screwed up so we might as well do something about it. it is from the wrong -- it is the wrong -- comes from the wrong place. >> dana: it is refreshing when people are themselves. wright, greg? >> greg: it's funny, i never heard him with his british accent. the character isn't british. >> dana: yeah. grew up in scotland in the show. >> greg: maybe i'm getting him confused with somebody else. anyway, millennials are the only people involved here because millennials terrify everybody who is older. you just tell them to shut up. why don't you just tell them to shut up? but they don't. they are too scared. they are afraid these millennials will go to hr and complain about it. "succession" is entertaining because you have great writing and you cannot have great writing if there is some kind of safety filter placed on which is what millennials do, that's not funny because that might hurt somebody's feelings. my mother had a bad leg and this joke about the one my good man, it

and so you've been wright's office as it had credible information. so the rapid support forces were responsible for egypt assigned to the end of the fighting ensued on by hosting a. somebody to regional lead is in a joint statements 2 times neighbors of code for a series far through the warning size for not invited to see down solving council that by on the lead a general abdul faucet o, behind has supported egypt efforts to find a solution to end the complex hollywood act as you need and have a suburban seat to go on strike. it's the biggest industrial action in $63.00 is a move which could bring major film and television productions to a grinding halt. the union says negotiations with major studios failed at the mounting, more royalties from streaming services and safe cons around the use of artificial intelligence typically have jobs. access will joined writers who have already been on the picket line. since may, the entire business model has been changed by streaming digital a i. this is a moment of history. that is a moment of true. if we don't

. >> reporter: three months after this protest, wright says the same contact asked him to stage another one, this time against a u.s. ban on goods produced in china's region. >> when we were asked about that project, i personally, and a lot of people on my team felt that america was doing the right thing by stopping production in that region of the world. so what my counter was, listen, unequivocally, we're not telling the story from one side. we are going to tell a neutral story about this. and we got people to say hey, listen, we're going to put on a reenactment of a demonstration for b roll for a documentary. >> reporter: wright said he staged a fake protest to use azreen actment video for a documentary. but that never came to fruition, and the chinese posted these images to social media, making it look like a real protest. clearly you're a smart guy. this whole thing about staging a protest for b roll for a documentary, surely something about this must not have smelled right to you. >> that was my idea. >> but when they came to you and said hey, do a demonstration that's about a pol

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but those who follow the news closely, of course, recognized the eight-year-old resident of derbent wrights the same girl who burst into tears after she was unable to meet with the president last week. putin came to her native derbent on a working visit. how do you see see you? i didn’t see him far, i see touching shots, as it turned out, they showed the president and the head of state invited the girl to the kremlin and not one, but with nikita korzun’s parents about heroes this evening, in which he was very exciting. when i left for moscow, they showed me a picture where you are crying. well, i think it’s clear that, unfortunately, i can’t talk to every person who is standing on the square, but still, your reaction upset me, because i can’t travel myself, honestly leave moscow. i decided to invite you to the interiors of the presidential office. in the kremlin, most of the russian citizens are well known thanks to your news from here. putin addresses the nation. it also holds meetings. oh, nice you look putin personally turned on the switch for raysat. the so-called turntable or ats-1 is

speaker, my constituent ken wright was an r.a.f. servicemen forced to leave the job he loved because he was gay. i am delighted he is here to witness this apology. and while he cannot right the wrongs of the past the government should work on the meedmon ton review. it's with lgbtq-plus veterans deserve. mr. speaker, i know the whole house will sign our best wishes as they start the welcomed campaign and hope they continue the brilliant success. mr. speaker, when the prime minister took office nine months ago, the waiting has had 7.2 million people. what's the number today? mr. speake r, the reason the waiting list is higher today after being stable for the first few months is very simple and that the n.h.s. has been disrupted by your inaction. we put plans in place to bring down the waiting list in primary carrier and ambulancees and we are working and will continue to work but we do need to end the election if he cares about bringing it down, does he agree that doctors should accept the pay scale that the government offers them? >

cnn's jasmine wright is following this controversy.we should note they're part of an overall package of changes to the curriculum pushed by florida's republican governor ron santis now running for president. what did vice president harris have to say about this issue? >> well, jake, she absolutely slammed republicans including ron desantis though she didn't mention him by name, fully waiting for these cultural rules to at least in some part dominate the 2024 election. we saw her not only accuse what she likes to call so-called leaders pushing propaganda but she also said they were willfully misleading children about the impacts and negative things about slavery as well as other parts of american history inside of this new standards. now, the administration has been talking about issues like book bans and now the right to learn over an increasing pace since president biden launched his campaign for the 2024 election showing they're on top of it as they try to galvanize their base voters on issue. that's exactly what we saw vice presiden

that's what jacques wright has to do. now he's getting ready to go to trial against donald trump. keep it simple, stupid. you have these phony electoral certificates. those people were not the duly appointed electors of the winning presidential candidate. he used those phony electors to pressure mike pence, and then to disrupt congress. simple scheme that is defrauding the united states out of the person who really was the rightful president. >> of course, what i think about conspiracy, as we all do, we talk about a meeting of the mines, likely more than unlikely that he'd be the only person who might be charged in something like that. but then you've got this next part, i want you to dress that point as well. the possibility of an incitement, assisting or giving aid to an insurrection. this is a very serious allegation. >> it's one of the most serious allegations in american criminal law. it's also one of the rarest. prosecutors are probably thinking, and we cautioned in our model prosecution memo, prosecutors may not go there. they might look for other legal vehicles, how do you

victor. >> jasmine wright, appreciate it.ch. >>> president biden is gearing up to take on donald trump in the 2024 race, as we just heard, but he is also squaring off against ron desantis. joining us now is laura barone lopez, a cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for the pbs news hour. good morning to you, laura. thank you for joining us. i know jasmine just touched on this but, you know, talk to me more about the white house strategy to take on ron desantis, deploying vp kamala harris to criticize him, though not mentioning his name but, of course, his policies, the latest being this new set of standard for how black history should be taught in florida public schools. what role will harris play in 2024? >> the campaign has been pretty clear about this, amara, which is that vice president harris is going to really be the leading voice on key cultural social justice issues. we are talking about abortion access. we have seen her be one of the key campaigners on this and has actually been the one that has gather

we've modeled -- wright's law says for every cumulative doubling in production you get a corresponding reduction in price. if you look back over the past 100 years, this models what the auto industry has done extremely well we think it will be the same thing with electric vehicles, with tesla we to think that autonomy longer term is going to be driving te tesla's margins. hey, they're in a great position if you look at what they reported, you know, miles and full self-driving are over 300 million cumulative to date compare that with competitors like tesla and wemo that have autonomous projects. that's in the low millions and tesla is averaging over two million miles a day at this point in full self-driving, even more when you look at the total fleet, what's not in full self-driving so they have a data advantage that is unparalleled in this industry and i think it would be extremely hard for anyone to catch up with them at this point. >> right and gene, i think you're the same belief in terms of tesla, the long-term story. but right now we're very concerned given where the price of the

the wright county sheriff's office says the crash happened around 10, 30 last night at the smith ranch airport. you can see the tail of the plane there sticking out of the marsh. >> according to the senate fell fire department. the crash happened at the end of the runway and 2 people had to be pulled out. both passengers were taken to the hospital. the survivor was critically injured and airlifted to john muir medical cener in walnut creek. >> the plane also took down some electrical lines in the area, knocked out power to nearly 2000 customers. power has since been restored. the cause of the crash is still being investigated in county. sheriff's office is working alongside the ntsb to figure out what happened. annual skating event in san francisco saturday turned chaotic. officers now calling the dolores bomb an unlawful assembly and unpermitted san francisco police arrested. 32 adults incited 81 minors for suspicion of causing a riot at the annual event each year skaters and bikers ride down to laura street and hundreds of people gathered to watch. but this year video shows officers

since the wright brothers first took flight in 1903, exploration, commerce, and transportation have relied on the ability to fly. for decades, regional airports have been the sole provider of flights in and out of rural communities, and it is crucial that we protect the essenal air service program for years to come. it is time to invest in our next generation of pilots, ensuring that students from across the cotry are properly trained and equipped to fly the passengers and the cargos that our economy needs. in the past 2 1/2 years, we've seen the consequences of failed aviation policy from the biden administration. leading to record number of deys and cancellations for travelers across our country. these delaysre the resultf the department of transportation that has failed to put in place systemshat support our the securing growth and robust leadership in american innovation act will provide the reforms necessary to support air travelers and ensure that the d.o.t. addresses their fault in preventing on-time arrivals. this legislation is the next step in our commitment to creating an econom

so we make our way through the weekend, but the sherry wright and that continues across mount joe, florida. we'll break down post just around the legs, possibility of some localized flooding. sundry down pulls, easing a little further bracelets pushing across into pennsylvania towards new york into new england and around that eastern side of canada, rochester. i was to into central pause. i went to what was the west still the west brought to you by visit castle dreaming of some little more amazing system. how about some disney magic? can goal is to find out more visits, cup of dot com. in depth analysis of the days headlines. the care motivation for, for goes and was the preservation of wagner as its own entity. not being some students by the state. inside story on al jazeera, the you without just a room, is there a month or top stories? the so there's yes, president how many policy and remains detained in the presidential palace. not that he was overthrown by soldiers in a qu, they were fine with the demonstrations and support of the military takeover. you, an agency has suspended this am

mateo was inspired by the first plane built by the wright brothers. why are we looking at pictures of a dog if you don't mind me asking? >> pet food in general. any time there's a german shepherd i'm just fixated on the monitor. >> now you read this or do we? >> oh, now it is. >> okay the dog. thrive city. >> yeah, we had the wrong video. >> is that what happened? i didn't know. >> thrive city turned into a puppy hangout this afternoon, and the event is called. >> we just want to have people come together with joy and healing and how better to do that with dogs that are fluffy and wagging their tails. >> we're just having misplacement of video here. there was also a puppy adoption station. it runs every saturday this month from 10:00 to 2:00. >> matt, you should know -- >> yeah, the reputation is top notch. >> this is an unusual experience. that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00. cbs weekend news is next. we'll see you at 6:00. ♪ >>> tonight summer scorcher. police ring heatwaves, severe storms, hazardous air. the dangerous new weat

so we make our way through the weekend, but the sherry wright and that continues across mount joe florida will pick down post just around the legs, possibility of some localized flooding funder. we down pulls, easing a little further bracelets pushing across into pennsylvania towards new york into new england. and around that eastern side, all kind of rush the showers to it to central pause. i would say what was the west is still hot and dry. lot you try to see dallas at around 3943. so for the next couple of days, hot and dry to of course, northern parts of mexico, elastics this guys, the southern areas i would towards the companies that we'll see some live you shall be right. and that's pushing his way towards western positive cuban. another system just coming into central areas of the carrier being such a water is life. but in palestine it's an instrument of bulky patience. with is a way of controlling the majority of palestinian water resources and destroying hundreds of sanitation structures. palestinians are being deprived of a universe. so human rights people in power investigates

i had to start somewhere there in the thick of the wright brothers. >> exactly. yeah.t's hard to imagine. should like like like well going to work in your flying car, right? because because we're going not great drivers, even on the ground, let alone. now we've got the skies. >> and are there rules up there? they'll have i mean, we have a lot of those driverless cars driving around. it feels like that is the president i don't are you down to give it a whirl? i like that. i don't like the driverless cars homes without those on you fly a car. i fly a i fly right over one of the driving cars. florence is kind of a control hey, we've got severe weather breaking out right now around the country. check out chicago. boy, the storm coming rolling through. see that low kind of spiraling right through that area. >> and that is unleashed a series of storms that are now producing multiple tornadoes in that area. in fact, you see that right now is that swirl and all of a sudden you see all the colors showing up. these are all the reports of tornadic activity right through that area

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