xavier walton has the story. >> one swing of the bat, the kid from california crowned the 2023 little league world series champions in the 6th inning, 12 year-old louis lappe. played the role of euro hitting a walk-off home run selling his team's fate. >> wasn't all the back in california. watch parties, loss, the city of >> mean, the guy didn't make >> curacao didn't go down without a fight. tied the game in the 5th inning 5 to 5 with a grand slam. but in the end it was a little league team from el segundo, california, and a walk-off homer, the top curacao by one run. this marks the 5th straight time. the united states side has defeated the international side for the little league world series trophy. just atmosphere with everybody around just electorate. >> mean, just being here. i love baseball. i love watching. i always come back. the tournament started with 20 teams and now we're just one of the top taking on the title of best little league team in the world. >> and we can't even imagine the families and the boy the coaches feel because it's like a million times >> again, that wa

you know, one male peacock. >> that was xavier walton reporting. >> kron 4 sports. >> the niners were back on the practice field today as they started prep work for the denver broncos. one thing that was noticeable in vegas was that it could stop anyone. it was the second the defense. but that indicates the depth on that side of the ball could be an issue. new defensive coordinator steve wilks is still implementing his system. so there will be some growing pains that said he expects better from this group moving forward. >> it definitely wasn't the on sunday on how we play regardless of who was in there the the unit today, ones twos threes. it doesn't matter. we got to do much better job of stopping the run and just really on issues. thought they did a tremendous job in bounce and by the energy? was there great communication. you know, the ones in playing the game. it was good to see them get back in rhythm. and then, you know, that scott the twos and threes that person building through and got better today. so i was very pleased and how they responded. >> if you haven't heard by now,

xavier and i pored over this lego statue of liberty set for a whole week. and when we finished i said 'you know, mom has a project on liberty island, ' he said, 'no way! that's your building! look over there! anyone who wants to climb the stairs inside has to first go through security screening in this building. simple and functional, it was designed by pascal sablan, a black woman--that's a rare accomplishment even today in this profession dominated white men. i feel so really, really proud. it's not, like, super glamorous, but having an impact in locations is really powerful. and when i think of all the people who kind of go through this space to kind of have an engagement with liberty island, it's pretty awesome. to be part of that sequence of experiences. black people are particularly underrepresented in the construction and real estate industries. pascal sablan is one of the few to break through. for her, lady liberty is more than a symbol of freedom. it's really the statement against racism, right? is ths structure. and to have our projects be on this

joining us now is xavier, exblack lives matter and prager u.ntality that we are encouraging and nurturing, where does this all end up? we're seeing some of it play out on our streets. but what else is coming? >> you know, cities like new york city and chicago have gone completely rogue because there is just such a lack of accountability. there are no consequences. and what we're seeing instead, now, is there an entire generation of people who are so used to not being condemned for this bad behavior that they don't even know the skill set of taking accountability. what they learn, instead from fraudulent organizations like black lives matter is that you should shift the blame to a relevant issues like systemic racism or looking yourself in the mirror that you need to change. there is a reason most of these people displaying violent behaviors were first time offenders. nothing stopping them from committing this crime the first place what is going to stop them the fifth, sixth, seventh time. >> laura: when mayor adams said it could have gotten ugl

there hasn't been a winner since april, but the next drawing is tonight news nation's eggs xavier walton has the story. >> it's a field of lottery dreams as mega-millions topped a billion dollars for the 5th time in history, a lump sum payment will be roughly 528 million. unfortunately, the odds of winning are slim. your chance of matching all 6 numbers are one and 302 million. you have a better chance flipping heads on a coin. 28 times in a row. my name is john falcon and i won the lottery and >> 1999. jog. one 45 million dollars. we asked what his big secret if i knew how to win the lottery, i would just want read, you i would waited this long. >> i would have won i i have no magic powers other just big splash of incredible but still begs the question, are you better off picking numbers are having the machine do it for you? >> a mathematician from davidson university says neither and the odds actually stay the same. but if you pick your numbers randomly, it does increase the odds of not having to share your winnings with anyone when it comes to which states won the megamillions. most n

joining us now is xavier exac exactivist.victimhood mentality we're encouraging and nurturing, how does this all end up? we're seeing some play out on streets, what else is coming? >> you know, cities like new york city and chicago have gone rogue because there is such a lack of accountability, no consequences. what we're seeing, entire generation of people who are so used to not being condemned for bad behavior, they don't know the skill set of taking accountability. what they learn from organizations like black lives matter, look yourself in the mirror and -- you need to change. there is reason most people displaying violent behavior are not first-time offenders. what is going to stop them the fifth, sixth and seventh time? >> laura: when mayor adamses it could have gotten ugly? what are you talking about? xavier, chicago as we've mentioned is experiencing teen takeovers, nice way of putting it. here is what mayor johnson had to say. >> you are not aware of large gatherings? >> mob -- >> no, that is not appropriate, we're n

xavi: zoe xavier campbell but going by xavi or xavier as of late. uh, did you say year? ha!ior, 20 years old, turning 21 in a month. i'm gonna mention that anyways. tennis and identify as they/them or genderfluid. claire: i'm claire olson. i'm 19. i'm a defender on the women's lacrosse team, and despite that title i identify as nonbinary. i use they/them pronouns, and i guess queer/lesbian, somewhere in between. heh. they, like, did, um, a line of their eyeliner that was, like, barbed wire, and i'm like, "ok. like, i could do that. i could do that," and whether or not, you know, i'm way too full of myself, totally could be, but also, like, i could totally do that. i don't feel that my makeup has any gender. i think you can use makeup to achieve gender. it's something easy to change about yourself, whereas, like, my body is not. my body is not something easy to change about myself, but if i'm, like, really dysphoric, i can just absolutely cut my contour to make it look like i'm just a dude, like, just fully a man. um, it's not always the most flattering makeup, but then again

now from the mat, xavier is a context. any a pull service the way through the 2nd in front of the school and the 2nd half the safe needs to be close to find those are okay. is woke up. jenny is or the talking somebody w sports was an allied for that game. was a solid when for friends who ended morocco's thrilling run at the was caught here in adelaide. it wasn't about the morocco fans we're hoping for, but they still extremely proud of this team. morocco's for us was top and on the view they made it as far as the knockout stages. it was also a watershed moment when the country field at the 1st ever player to where it had job at or was caught so many for us from a rock or, and why they may not have one tonight. they still leave a lasting impression on this game by calling the mode talkie reporting that you're watching the videos here as a reminder of our top story, global and west african leaders. i'm hoping there is still room for mediation with news as cooley. this be a cannot make community of west african states. so the

struck pickups from the infantry in krasnogorovka, and in the girl of belogorovka, as well as the xaviertry fighting vehicle in the klecheyka area, then there are reserves, which, including under artyom of kiev, the command has already thrown twice in a month, they simply expire. you don't make the weather run out and the reserves of equipment that have been reserved in order to that all summer kiev calls the counteroffensive american armored personnel carriers, strikers, german or obkosh. and this is a german armor thrown on the side of the road, lined with german armor, just a leopard video shot by the ukrainian military themselves, as it is artistically obvious from different angles to shoot videos for social networks, and they succeed. much better than dealing with western technology denis alekseev vester preparation for the new academic year of the development of transport projects and the situation with emergency housing in the moscow region are the main topics of vladimir putin's meeting with the governor. andrey sparrows were told, including support for the participants in the sp

and i posted it. >> that was xavier walton reporting for u.s.. health officials say getting the infection is where, but they do want people to know about the potential threat of going near the certain bodies of water. all right. let's talk about our forecast now with this live look outside here in san francisco. there's the golden gate bridge at the top and it is odd weather day cuyler been tracking her cameras are going to show us what's happening in all different corners. but it's sort of leftover hillary that's impacting you set exact lee. it's tropical moisture and boy, you feel it right. you feel the humidity in the air. you kind of feel the difference in our normal kind of weather patterns that we see. and it's because it's been infused with tropical moisture. see see the clouds all across these different parts of the bay area right now. >> you know, we're used to seeing it over mount tam, sometimes the marine layer rolls. and but we've got clouds, you know, in san jose, we've got clouds around the golden gate. we've got them in the east ba

get back to being you. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us today.ing up, ready up your resumes and your card skills. a new job opportunity is looking for someone to play their best hand. you know. >> well, how would you like to play, know, all day and get paid for it? mattel is searching for a chief who player to help introduce people to its latest spinoff game called, you know, quiet row. the person will have to play the game for 4 hours a day, 4 days a week for 4 weeks. ha it pays $4,444 a week well of the job is located in new york. kyla. i know i know our producer interested. yeah. are you interested? i do yeah, i love. you know, we're in our time with us. our families got to play this game. this is one of those holiday games that are kind of fun to play. >> you know, is the great fun. i would do that. i don't know why not. >> okay. so a little breezy out there, everybody about 21 miles per hour opposed to just be ready for it. if you walk out the door that you're going to feel that breeze, we're going to warm up as you get to saturday sunday an

and i posted it. >> that was xavier walton reporting.ficials say the getting the infection is rare. they want people to know though there is that potential threat in certain bodies of water. and as you heard in that story, you have an open wound of any kind or cut, it's probably safer that you don't go into the water, at least into the waters where they have found bacteria. youtube is creating a new regulations to prevent misinformation about cancer treatments. youtube is a got these new policies covering categories, for example, denial prevention treatment options. they're looking at those. and you, too, says they're going to remove content. that includes claims of guaranteed cancer cures, harmful treatments or content about on proven treatments. and you to also is going to act against they say content that opposes the world health organization. these new policies go into effect tomorrow. >> it's we'll be right >> just about to wrap it up for monday. before we go, let's check in with olivia horton. see what's coming up on live in the ba

with the most recent on the east coast news nation's xavier walton has the latest. >> as cases of thisdidn't get through the florida health department this year. 5 people in the tampa area have died from the big growth in the thickest bacteria. the same bacteria being blamed for 3 deaths in the northeast. new york governor kathy hochul telling people to stay vigilant and take responsible precautions. she says the virus was detected in a long island resident that recently died in connecticut. the state health department there saying 2 people were killed because the bacteria we have to understand this cephus what of the camp. but that is extremely high. >> and that's why it is expanding. real thrives in warm waters where rivers in the ocean water mix. doctors say the virus can enter the body through an open cut or wound. >> ross sea food like shellfish and oysters. >> can also lead to serious infections. i'll be a land will arrest of last year. bo cook was infected with the rare flesh eating bacteria to meet emergency surgery. and that's when they told. >> my wife, you get a call and the

and i posted it. >> all that was xavier walton reporting for u.s..lth officials say that getting the infected are getting the infection is rare, but they want people to know the potential threat that's out there right now, especially in certain bodies of water so that you can take precautions like you heard in the story. if you have a cut, maybe don't go in the water to its fully healed. >> 8.51 and youtube is creating new regulations to prevent misinformation about cancer treatments. you too. but it has a new policy and it's going to cover categories of denial prevention and treatment options. you, too. will remove content. that includes claims of guaranteed teachers harmful treatments or content about unproven treatments and then they'll i conto of approved treatments. they will still be a little out on youtube. you, too, will also act against content that opposes the world health organization. the new policies go into effect tomorrow. >> turning our attention to sports. now. the giants finally getting a win in their series against the braves yeste

and always that one thing. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us this morning.et's take a quick live look outside and check the weather as we look >% out towards very sunny skies over the bay right now. oh, boy is going to get toasty today. mourning little to clear and yeah, the temperatures are up. that's for sure. later today. >> we're looking at the view from mount tam looking down into the bay. we have just little line of fog that is pushed right through the golden gate that's already burning off. aside from that, it is going to be hot, dry air from inland reaches. that makes its way out to the coastline, really cutting off a lot access from that cool ocean air and that's temperatures are going to be climbing and climbing away today. we're also going to be looking at less of a humid forecast ahead of us, too. so back to that normal dry, hot august, whether that we're used to in the bay area. now, futurecast shows that we do have lots of sunshine all the way up to the coastline later on the fog that you're seeing out there is barely hanging on at this point i

with the most recent one on the east coast news nation's xavier walton takes a closer look at what thist. >> as cases of this rare flesh eating bacteria go up. so does concern from health officials. it is extremely didn't get through the florida health department this year. 5 people in the tampa area have died from the big growth in the thickest bacteria. the same bacteria being blamed for 3 deaths in the northeast. new york governor kathy hochul telling people to stay vigilant and take responsible precautions. she says the virus was detected in a long island resident that recently died in connecticut. the state health department there saying 2 people were killed because the bacteria we have to understand this cephus of the camp, but that is extremely high. >> and that's why it is expanding. real thrives in warm waters where rivers in the ocean water mix. doctors say the virus can enter the body through an open cut or wound. >> ross sea food like shellfish and oysters. >> can also lead to serious infections. i'll be a land. will arrest last year, bo cook was infected with the rare flesh

now news nation's xavier walton has more. >> universities and colleges do like to pull from all kinds of places and they like to pull students from all kinds of scenarios. the price of doing business for parents working to get their kids into college is going up. according to lendingtree, an online marketplace family spent more than 700 bucks per child year. >> after-school activities. now, educators are saying those activities are more important than ever struck. regulars are a big piece being involved in your school for future college students standardized test scores don't carry as much weight. and since the supreme court put an end affirmative action in june, college admissions could be putting more of an emphasis on extracurricular activities. but with that, administrators say the socioeconomic divide between students who are wealthy and those that come from a low-income household, maybe getting wider. we want all students from all backgrounds to apply. we want you to come and be a part of our campus communities, inc with affirmative action. >> done and we by, you know, across th

actually lviv region, for example , it could be i don't know t-shirts mozart power especially since xavier for example , lived here and worked in lviv, for example well, i just don’t know how to deal with this, and she has already said several times that they misunderstood something, and she is not the reason , and she is not, and i don’t know. i just don’t know what it is, but how is it with the russians all the time? tchaikovsky vsyo oksana's liniv is over for me. rename her to marfulinova. for me, she is no longer ukrainian . it will be interesting to hear from her because i think she will be outraged from ukraine . messages will arrive. it will be interesting to hear her opinion. earlier, oksana lyniv was criticized. that she still leaves the works of russian composers in her repertoire, and she allegedly said that music is outside of politics, but we already remember that before the full-scale invasion began, there were statements , for example, from our sports leaders from of the minister of sports, after the mighty ones were photographed, our sportswoman took a picture together with

family has violated the war of 1812 is said to be in a chic castle one of the nights at the francis xavier'spent it, he even wrote his famous twenty-ninth bulletin here, which says that his army was defeated, and the defeat was due to the harsh climate of the territory. napoleonic troops passed through the city twice. and when they were expelled from the territory of the russian empire, by the way, the castle suffered. we are going to a place where dozens or even hundreds of exhibits have preserved his memory. belarusian memorial complexes are special in you, that we must not forget nicole, no matter what the skin will come here and he was from the house, but a little sens games. after all, this is the idea of ​​a torn magnetic high non-peritoneal of our amurana naked dry, and it is served to me by architects. just ideally the skin memory bottleneck was implemented. cut free to free. you send off emotions with some, you can see to this partizan or avant-garde cinema you live, but free will. mi land there were suvorovites and schoolchildren already people became the memory of the land. it may

family was disturbed by the war of 1812 , they say in a chic castle one of the nights at the front, xaviernapoleon himself spent it , perhaps, he even wrote his famous twenty-ninth bulletin here, which says that his army was defeated and the defeat is due to the harsh climate of the territory. napoleonic troops passed through the city twice. and when they were expelled from the territory of the russian empire, by the way, the castle suffered. we are going to a place where the memory of it was preserved in dozens, and even hundreds of exhibits. they came to belarus and took a liking to it with all their hearts, belarus that country that makes you fall in love with a feeling of some kind of kinship and closeness. it was present in belarus , all those who visited me here are sick, in fact, from the heart from the heart. and they don’t even compare with some other countries, because here there is some kind of unique atmosphere. unique people are very friendly, very hospitable here. they found a life's work and realized themselves in belarus to become a successful businessman. the first is the

resort, that was going to be you, i might you better when we analyze the initial results of storm xavier and june, we noticed trends that recur annually. this was an amazing discovery. how is it possible that the st micro organisms will appear at the same time every year? i see those up, but it's going to be moving. we know they travel over the sea or emerge from the nature. here are some plants growing the spring of this growing the summer months, and these cycles are mirrored in the atmosphere. so used to speak last time, you know, quarter and, and i'm with of the streams of arrow, pine cones, a not some random mix of species drifting with no rhyme or reason to microbial mazda is the rise and settle at the own cycles and seasons. just like bands, flowers and bumble bee the but given that it is the transporter of life, the atmosphere can also pose a threat. among the multitude of microbes circling the skies a some to um say that humans can microscopic aero pine tone. make us sick, the up clear who to fly need yes, move of the 234. used to talk about my as a medic. x relations when it ca

what did they say traffic one of them was a kurt, xavier becerra is interesting xavier becerra kathleen sebelius was hhs sector under president obama and alex azar whose most recent h secretary under president trump and get a lot of what they said even if they were from different parties was pretty similar. it's a big job. you were overseeing a budget of trojans because they oversee the medicare part as well as the discretionary part and there's a lot of moving parts but it was interesting to see how they tried to do in on small things they could get change. .. they have more impact on the mandatory side. the rulemaking process and sometimes they go too far for challenged in court and sometimes they win and sometimes they lose but there's a lot of discretion in those spending programs. >> other cases you're watching the next term of the supreme court? >> not yet but i'm sure they will come up. it's early. >> this is david in north carolina. good morning. >> i get my free and we are on social security and her medicine cost about $400 a month and she gets $920 a month. she has to pay for

blow hops and make the high candidates and then go to the hyphen, exist nyman as of december, then xavier get a coordination of the down or the 5 to have the 2nd. that is who still in, politically to validate the finding the down. so last time they put t eval for that offer. if you can factor is basically v issued, you often add 2 carpets. leticia bind in 40 points, it becomes different. so there's something in the stiff ticket office. i'm going to have the right to to, to the bottom and the yeah, even the letter that you want and we'll schedule it was gave us a to yearly pay. we're gonna come in. yeah. yeah. so it's, yeah, it's been, it's been, you've been media not even surprised. you know me. i feel like that bought the sound if he doesn't money out of glued to from the mind of according to that. yeah . no demo caught us the handed today from the distance, the adobe. i couldn't have a hand on, for instance, why she all saying to me do, and the app id of course of mind that prepaid you and get through from the top of the some and 12 will have different it would take us go and wow, i'm n

hhs secretary xavier becerra confirmed his department is asking the dea to reclassify marijuana to a list, the most restrictive that includes drugs like heroin and lsd. health and human services wants to move marijuana to schedule 3 alongside tylenol with codeine, anabolic steroids. secretary becerra was following a directive from the president. let's speak with paul, a nonprofit lobbying group that has pushed for the full legalization of marijuana, wrote the book "marijuana is safer, so why are we driving people to drink?" . thanks for joining us today. first i want to ask a question about the effect of this. recreational pot is legal in 23 states, legal for medicinal use in 38 states. what would be the practical effect of a natural move designating marijuana to a less restrictive class of drugs? >> well, on the one hand it's refreshing some 80 years after cannabis was initially removed from pharmacies in the united states, that federal government is once again finally recognizing its medical utility. that said, as a matter of policy, this proposed change by the biden administration

michaela garecht murder, they will not hear there was an attempted rape that occurred with michelle xavierfer dewey. they are not going to hear about the fact that he had committed murder after having been convicted of a prior murder. it really ties your hand as a prosecutor. >> i'd like him to say what happened to michaela's body. >> rodney gave up hope that his daughter would come home alive. >> this is what they say she would look like. >> age progression. >> 34 years after she disappeared, she believes the last hope of getting answers has also vanished. >> he will never say what happened to michaela's body and i'm never going to find out. >> garrett was counting on prosecutors using the special circumstance allegations as a bargaining chip to find his daughter's remains. he's angry that price met with him and the families of the other two women that misch is accused of killing only after she dropped those charges. >> she said that was because there's too many black and brown people in prison doing life, you know because of special circumstances. nancy turned around and said, david misc

. >> to win the little league world series over the weekend news nation's xavier walton has the storyf how the elsa gun. the little league team. >> rose to the top of the championship game over curtis out. >> one swing of the bat, the kid from california crowned the 2023 little league world series champions in the 6th inning, 12 year-old louis lappe. played the role of euro hitting a walk-off home run selling his team's fate. >> all the back in california. watch parties, loss, the city of >> mean, the guy didn't make >> curacao didn't go down without a fight. tied the game in the 5th inning 5 to 5 with a grand slam. but in the end it was a little league team from el segundo, california, and a walk-off homer, the top curacao by one run. this marks the 5th straight time. the united states side has defeated the international side for the little league world series trophy. just atmosphere with everybody around just electorate. >> mean, just being here. i love baseball. i love watching. i always come back. the tournament started with 20 teams and now just one of the top taking on the title

news nation's xavier walton reports. >> so for the first time we're seeing, i'm really serious threats that are happening in the most recent case. a woman is accused of threatening to kill former president donald trump and his youngest son barron. >> according to newly unsealed court documents, the woman email the unnamed school in palm beach, florida. the may 20st e-mail read, quote, i will shoot donald trump senior and barron trump straight in the face any opportunity. i get. >> this is just the latest example of people being prosecuted at the federal level for serious threats lobbied against public officials. just last week, a texas woman was arrested by federal agents and charged with threatening to kill the federal judge who is overseeing president trump's election case in washington, d.c., 2 weeks ago a utah man was shot and killed an fbi agents tried to arrest him for making social media threats against president biden and the manhattan district attorney who brought charges against trump former fbi agent jennifer caught and offer the price protection. is it cheap? >> it can be v

. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us. kyla grogan has been tracking it all. she has the very latest on its past. yeah, that's right. and, you know, folks in florida, they're used to this dance and so they know what to do. but take a look at this. as we look at infrared here, you've got a doll. you hear a category one hurricane and then remember, we've got franklin a category 3. that is not too far away. incredible storm. and thankfully that one is 330 miles west-southwest of bermuda. that tiny little dot you see that's bermuda. if it were closer, they would be having awful lot of trouble as it stands. they're still going to see quite a bit of action from it. but here we are with the dalia and now with sustained winds of 90 miles per hour, category one, but strengthening very warm water. and you can see expected to come ashore as we get into the early hours of wednesday. now you can see where cedar key is it his job just a tiny bit to the left. if we look what's called the cone of uncertainty right? and then you can see esther after comes short goes right. alm

methamphetamine, digital scales, packages of edible marijuana and a modified handgun. 19 year old xavierd salvador avellino escobar of series were both booked into the san mateo county jail. we have an update tonight on prosecutors push to keep former president trump quiet about government evidence in his election interference case. a judge decided late tonight that a hearing on the matter will be ordered before the end of the week. the former president would not be required to attend. fox news madeleine rivera tells us now mr. trump's legal team says what prosecutors are calling for would limit his first amendment rights. that lie to me and i glad former president donald trump is fired up because the prosecution in his election interference case wants a strict order to prevent the former president from mentioning evidence with a public on to social. mr. trump said a protective order infringes free speech, but it's these types of comments that prompted the justice department to file a motion in the first place. they point to this threatening message by trump, saying it could have a, quot

xavier walton has more waiting manager >> meet amazon clinic. a virtual care service.zon expanding its reach into the healthcare space launching amazon clinic nationwide. calling it a virtual to connect doctors and patients suffering common conditions like pink or a tile dysfunction, sinus infections and more first announced last november doesn't actually provide telemedicine services instead of acting as sort of a middle man during that was patience and providers they partnered prescriptions can be center pharmacy or or through amazon's pharmacy service and then shipped to your door. of course, any time big tech gets involved even remotely with people's lives, their concerns about privacy. the idea of amazon getting into telehealth, it's actually great idea because customers are demanding convenience marva baylor's that is a concern when it comes to amazon clinic. part of the day to park goes there all. >> under what's called a hippa and they are following the hippa regulations just like your doctors or your providers are your hospitals, meaning amazon is prohibited f

we've got news nation's xavier wall with a closer look at what they're doing. >> that a lot of people that are religion like nervous about this storm. >> across the southeast along florida's gulf coast, millions are getting ready. freed yeah, the storm is projected to hit florida as a major category 3 storm. this is going to be major hurricane in florida's governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency in 46, florida counties. >> sustained winds expected to eclipse 100 miles per hour. some areas of the state forecast to get up to 12 foot storm surge. but that governor desantis activated thousands of national ready and in the of this storm just be prepared to lose power. >> this is going to come in if it's cat 3. plus >> there's going to be a lot of trees that are going to get knocked down. there's going to be a lot of debris that is going to interrupt the power lines. at least 20 counties in florida have either voluntary or mandatory evacuation orders. >> 6 of those are in the tampa bay area where forecasters are predicting 3 to 5 foot storm surge. those numbers could go higher a

there is a new player in the ever growing world of virtual healthcare news nation's xavier walton has more on this new way for americans to get care. >> meet amazon clinic, a virtual care service. amazon expanding its reach into the healthcare space launching amazon clinic nationwide. calling it a virtual platform to connect doctors and patients suffering common conditions like pink or a tile dysfunction, sinus infections and first announcing last november doesn't actually provide telemedicine services instead acting as sort of a middle man during a joint patients and providers they partnered prescriptions can be sent your pharmacy or or through amazon's pharmacy service and then shipped to your door. of course, any time big tech gets involved even remotely with people's lives, their concerns about privacy. the idea of amazon getting into telehealth actually great idea because customers are demanding convenience marva baylor's that is a concern when it comes to amazon clinic. part of the day to park goes there all. >> under what's called hippa and they are following the hippa regulati

and the biggest ask is charles xavier [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: but maybe it's real. >> look, i there may be some mileage with me and marvel i know i love what they do i know i love creativity so, who knows what could happen keep putting it out there. >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause the fans love you. i heard a rumor. tell me if this is true or not that you may or may not have something to do with barack and michelle obama's relationship. >> oh, my goodness so, i love what barack obama has done, and continues to do to forward the human spirit, and also to exemplify someone who has a wonderful morality and who is in service. i believe that to be in service, is our best bet for our own life so, i was at the democratic convention and i was standing about here to the monitor from barack when he made his speech and i was so very impressed. i was at robert f. kennedy jr. we walked out. he said, "i'm going to get the car. and i said, "okay, i'll wait for you. and i'm walking. and i hear, "yo. and i'm like, "who is yo-ing me?" >> jimmy: you're like, sylvester stallone is here [ tal

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some are fearing that the wealth gap may get wider when it comes to college admissions news nation's xavierand they like to pull students. >> from all kinds of scenarios, the price of doing business for parents working to get their kids into college is going up. >> according to lendingtree, an online marketplace family spent more than 700 bucks per child year. after-school activities. now, educators are human being. we're looking across the board parents, school counselors say consider setting aside extra money every month. if you're on the sports round. >> try to use second-hand equipment as a way to cut costs. if you can. but when push comes to shove, look for quality over quantity. be it. >> the violin or running track. if you do one thing, do it really well. and always that one thing. >> our next story will take the term. my dog ate my homework to a whole new level. >> stay with us. so you can see what this dog ate that might stop his owners from getting married. >> a couple is holding out hope for their destination wedding after their dog shoot up the groom's passport just days before

we've got news nation's xavier walton with a closer look at what they're doing. >> that a lot of people that are religion like nervous about this storm. >> across the southeast along florida's gulf coast, millions are getting ready. freed yeah, the storm is projected to hit florida as a major category 3 storm. this is going to be major hurricane in florida's governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency in 46, florida counties. >> sustained winds expected to eclipse 100 miles per hour. some areas of the state forecast to get up to 12 foot storm surge. but that governor desantis activated thousands of national ready and in the of this storm just be prepared to lose power. >> this is going to come in if it's cat 3. plus >> there's going to be a lot of trees that are going to get knocked down. there's going to be a lot of debris that is going to interrupt the power lines. at least 20 counties in florida have either voluntary or mandatory evacuation orders. >> 6 of those are in the tampa bay area where forecasters are predicting 3 to 5 foot storm surge. those numbers could go higher a

my major points are about the algorithms and xavier becerra the countries in the labor practices of amazon affecting the country and the labor practices of amazon -- and how they are affecting the country and the labor practices of amazon. guest: we had a caller earlier that was talking about they feel like facebook -- they gave the election to trump -- i always hear people saying trump won the election because of facebook and our -- facebook or hillary lost because of facebook. each side sticks with that. everyone comes up with that. i think hillary lost because of hillary and trump lost because of trump. i don't think a company through that -- i find that argument ridiculous. from doesn't say i lost because of facebook or because they did not put the hunter biden story out there. the idea that companies are throwing elections is just -- we all get out there as candidates. i want to address that issue in general because it has come up through a number of these questions. we live in a 50-50 time. everyone goes out there and gives it their all and everybody puts out all kinds of fights on d

we have news nation's xavier walton with a closer look at what they're preparing for. >> that a lot of people that are religion like nervous about this storm. >> across the southeast along florida's gulf coast to millions are getting ready. freed yeah. storm is projected to hit florida as a major category 3 storm. this is going to be major hurricane in florida's governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency in 46, florida counties. >> sustained winds expected to eclipse 100 miles per hour. some areas of the state forecast to get up to 12 foot storm surge. but that governor desantis activated thousands of national guard floridians in the of this storm. just be prepared to lose power. >> this is going to come in. if it's cat 3. plus there's going to be a lot of trees that are going to get knocked down. there's going to be a lot of debris that is going to interrupt the power lines. at least 20 counties in florida have either voluntary or mandatory evacuation orders. >> 6 of those are in the tampa bay area where forecasters are predicting 3 to 5 foot storm surge. those numbers could

for having me to sit down now and the military chief has promised on xavier and support for his people during the rest speech. the army and power ministry rapid support for this. as of now, been fighting since mid april. millions of people have been affected is more of what the army chief had to say. as well as the know what time you send out via show you and the whole the, the, um forces will remain the same as it has been throughout the community. and then you had all the history, okay. even the remaining professional, the forest of science with the choice of the people, the district, the domain that i deal with, the state of law, no democracy, i need to do so. now what i've done to the morgan reports from costume there's been numerous initiatives and processes long by various size, whether they are national bodies and political parties here incident or by external law, active and regional bodies trying to end this conflict and relaunch a political process that would end the conflict, but the army is not a part of any of those political processes that are currently employed and going

legendary family was violated by the war of 1812 , they say in a chic castle one of the nights at francis xavier himself spent it, he even wrote his famous twenty-ninth bulletin here, which says that his army was defeated, and the defeat was due to the harsh climate of the territory. napoleonic troops passed through the city twice. and when they were expelled from the territory of the russian empire, by the way, the castle suffered. we are going to a place where his memory is preserved in dozens or even hundreds of exhibits. we are in the minsk regional museum of local lore, where the history of the aginsky clan sounds day after day, when the famous composer arrived in molodechno to settle hereditary affairs, his uncle suggested that he stay and take care of the palace, from which there was little post-war action left, mikhail aginsky did not like this idea. he went to the forest, i am from the smorgon region and built there, along with the old one, a new palace where he spent a long time, however, molodechno did not often forget. the native land has been here, she remembered her roots in the ci

they will change where they are producing at xavier becerra's and.s of their supply chains look like. that will keep inflation above 2% but i think we can live in that especially if it really is around the security of your supply chain. lisa: is there a feeling the markets are getting comfortable with the idea the fed will let this sit for long period of time. that could be benign for a lot of companies reporting earnings. is that basically what we are seeing? peter: that's the narrative developing. the new one beyond that is what does china do to combat this. everyone was talking about the china reopening trade. it's just not happening. i never thought it was going to happen but china will no longer be this factory for the u.s.. the chinese consumer is not the american consumer and that's especially true with real estate. our view is as we are doing this re-shoring and figuring this out i think the next stage is china aggressively trying to sell their brands globally. i think ago after emerging markets countries. we've never really seen china as a c

justin and sophie signed a legal agreement on the separation of children from trudovis petrovich, son xavierer ella grace, 14 years old, and nine-year-old son andrian in general, it turned out, really ugly took and left the children. and as they write now in social networks. there are a lot of suspicious photographs of a labor macron on the internet, they say they have chemistry, but this is not accurate. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is divorcing his wife, with whom he lived in married for 18 years, the couple released a statement about their separation of rich and difficult conversations before coming to such a decision. here is a quote from a post on the social network, as always, we remain a close-knit family, where there is great love and respect for each other and for everything that we have built and will continue to build for the well-being of our children, the minister's office issued a press release confirming, that the couple signed a legal divorce agreement, they married in montreal on may 28 , 2005. they have three children everything says that both parents will be cons

open complained this week of a strong pot smell, particularly on court 17 alexander xavier, who won his opening match on tuesday said it, quote, smells like snoop dog's living room. the u.s. tennis association questioned officials and reviewed videos of the match and found no evidence of anyone smoking pot in the stands, but corona park, a public park, is just outside the court's gates and players speculated that the smell was coming from that park. it is legal in new york for adults to possess up to 3 ounces of cannabis and they may smoke or vape it wherever smoking tobacco is allowed >> i was complaining about this yesterday, walking down the street in new york, you run into the smell all over the place the one thing i will say, all laughs aside, there are people who have certain medications they are, if you have seizures or whatever, if you have medications for that stuck, it doesn't mix with marijuana so you could be putting them -- other people at potential for this it's not just yourself i don't care what you do for yourself, but stop blowing your pot my way >> or if you're trying

family was violated by the war of 1812 they say in a chic castle one of the nights at the front, xavier. napoleon himself spent it , perhaps, he even wrote his famous twenty-ninth bulletin here, which says that his army was defeated and the defeat is due to the harsh climate of the territory. napoleonic troops passed through the city twice. and when they were expelled from the territory of the russian empire, by the way, the castle suffered. we are going to a place where his memory is preserved in dozens or even hundreds of exhibits. sounds from day to day when the famous composer came to molodechno to settle hereditary affairs, his uncle invited him to stay.