>> lou: sam and xavier. >> hi, mama. >> rupaul: sam and xavier. >> hello, roo. >> rupaul: sam, who'srite "drag race" queen? >> oh, currently? >> rupaul: yeah. >> jimbo, probably. >> rupaul: jimbo. [ applause ] and gave xavier, who is yours? >> alyssa edwards, of course. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: okay, all right, all right. did you two meet up in the club? >> up in the club? no. >> rupaul: uh-huh. >> no. >> rupaul: did you two meet on a dating site? >> no. >> rupaul: no, uh-huh. >> very demure. >> rupaul: xavier. very demure. have you ever worn sam's clothes? >> well, yes. i've borrowed a shirt or two, maybe. >> rupaul: uh-huh. and sam, were you okay with that? >> no. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: okay. sam, what is xavier's sexiest body part? >> that also wasn't be very demure to answer, that's incriminating, so no, next. >> rupaul: it would be very mindful, though, if you answered that. >> cutesy, maybe. >> rupaul: xavier. >> yes? >> rupaul: say "i love you" to sam. >> sam, i love you. >> rupaul: okay. i'm going to say y'all are not a couple. >> well -- >> lou: that is correct. [

health and human services secretary xavier becerra visits the golden state today. his message for california farmworkers. >> on this farm worker appreciation day u.s. health and human services secretary javier becerra is in california to meet directly with farm workers and raise awareness about the impacts of extreme heat. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was with the during his visit and has more. >> let me tell you here in the town of clarksburg and many other agricultural communities just like it across the state, it is hot. we're talking triple digits and that's exactly why u.s. health and human services secretary xavier becerra says he is working hard to protect those who work in these fields everyday. >> and takes an appreciation for the united states health and human services secretary xavier set up during this meeting with farmworkers. he's here in the community of clarksburg near the sacramento san joaquin delta to raise awareness and concerns about those who work outside in these conditions. you cannot have good health. >> if you have to exist. in

health and human services secretary xavier becerra visited california. in fact, he met directly with farm workers to raise awareness about the effects of extreme heat. >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> let me tell you here in the town of clarksburg and many other agricultural communities just like it across the state, it is hot. we're talking triple digits and that's exactly why u.s. health and human services secretary xavier becerra says he's working hard to protect those who work in these fields everyday. >> and takes an appreciation for the united states health and human services secretary xavier set up during this meeting with farmworkers. he's here in the community of clarksburg near the sacramento san joaquin delta to raise awareness and concerns about those who work outside in these conditions. you cannot have good health. >> if you have to exist. in extreme heat, it's a message echoed by yolo county. farm workers say that her seals same. we check a lot to come to us in spanish. she said this summer has been intense for farm worke

health and human services secretary xavier becerra says he's working hard to protect those who work in these fields everyday. >> and takes an appreciation for the united states health and human services secretary xavier set up during this meeting with farmworkers. he's here in the community of clarksburg near the sacramento san joaquin delta to raise awareness and concerns about those who work outside in these conditions. you cannot have good health. >> if you have to exist. in extreme heat, it's a message echoed by yolo county. farm workers say that her seals same. we check a lot to to us in spanish. she said this summer has been intense for farm workers just like her political propaganda get very worried because the might sometimes feel like i have a dry mouth or dehydration you know, some time so you can get from the extreme heat. and so it is something that i'm very concerned about. the center says he and his department have taken several steps to protect workers across the nation, including efforts to reach them in english and spanish to make sure they're aware of ways to sign up

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health and services secretary xavier becerra is visiting a california. yeah.o raise awareness about the effects of extreme heat. >> especially in the summer months in capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. what let me tell you here in the town of clarksburg and many other agricultural communities just like it across the state. >> it is hot. we're talking triple digits and that's exactly why u.s. health and human services secretary xavier becerra says he's working hard to protect those who work in these fields everyday. >> and takes an appreciation for the united states health and human services secretary xavier set up during this meeting with farmworkers. he's here in the community of clarksburg near the sacramento san joaquin delta to raise awareness and concerns about those who work outside in these conditions. you cannot have good health. >> if you have to exist. in extreme heat, it's a message echoed by yolo county. farm workers say that her seals same. we check a lot to come to us in spanish. she said this summer has been intense for farm work

xavier i was going to say xavier, xavier and cliff yee from the community programs directors from theond ow that we're in the richmond, do you guys want to give a final ruling on arguello or arguello? >> t what you say? all right, so cliff and i are both from the neighborhood. >> we grew up here, and i've always called it arguello. >> arguello. arguello is the way it is. yes, i see nods. all right, everyone's n>> all the f. all right, that's it. all right, we're done. all right, so it's the locals said. so. >> now let's move on to business. you guys do such good work with ■6the richmond neighborhood center. more than 150 peop, you know, volunteer and staff. you help make the richmond district better. tell me how. eve. >> yeah. so i'm the director of ings in thety pam neighborhood. we do a huge amount of. so we serve abo 1 week with food cu do pantries, food pantries neiga week. do home delivered groceries to homebound seniors and adults with disabilities in the neighborhood. we do emergency food assistance. so all kinds of things where we really, truly try and meet the needs of the ne

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

according to the federation , the farthest coach to the bench of the national team is carles xavier weber, the second candidate. you are one of the coaches who negotiated with the volleyball federation and reached an agreement. the fourth and last option is roberto piadeza, a famous italian coach who leads the national teams of qatar and the netherlands , the head coach of olympiaco, dynamo moscow and he drags parma. we must bring a world-class coach at any cost and allow him to choose his own assistant. if we want to compare ourselves with japan, then coach badan has brought the volleyball day and the facilities, data and conditions of the day of volleyball are far ahead of us. now you have to wait for us to see the third person who is going to take the helm of iran's national volleyball team in the right cycle, amir rafati of sed and sima news agency. yes , we saw this report together. camelo gave explanations regarding the selection of the head coach of the team i put my hands on the national team of a defeated country, and tell me, my tanbouz is messed up. in the continuation of this

pavel durov asked to inform billionaire xavier niel about his detention. he informs his close associates, he is considered close to the president of france. according to sources, durov wanted him to, he passed on all the information about the state of affairs on the day of his arrest. let me remind you that pavel durov left the courthouse in paris the day before, he was placed under judicial supervision for bail in the amount of 5 million euros. durov is required to appear at the police station twice a week, leaving the country is prohibited. moreover, he can only live at an address in france fixed by the judge, but without an electronic bracelet. the paris court confiscated all of his passports for the duration of the investigation. as for the charges, the list is huge, all of them are related to administration of the messenger and telegram. for example, complicity in the administration of the network platform with the purpose of allowing. the use of interception permitted by law, such wording is given by the court, also durov is accused of complicity in

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

health and human services secretary xavier becerra says he's working hard to protect those who work in these fields everyday. >> and takes an appreciation for the united states health and human services secretary xavier set up during this meeting with farmworkers. he's here in the community of clarksburg near the sacramento san joaquin delta to raise awareness and concerns about those who work outside in these conditions. you cannot have good health. >> if you have to exist. in extreme heat, it's a message echoed by yolo county. farm workers say that her seals same. we check a lot to come to us in spanish. she said this summer has been intense for farm workers just like her political propaganda get very worried i i might sometimes feel like i have a dry mouth or dehydration you know, some time so you can get from the extreme heat. and so it is something that very concerned about. the center says he and his department have taken several steps to protect workers across the nation, including efforts to reach them in english and spanish to make sure they're aware of ways to sign up for hea

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

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 can let you know. >> xavier becerra also made a stop in stockton. there you he addressed the need to lower prescription drug prices. he says a major announcement is coming on a reduction of drug costs sometime in next couple of weeks. >> okay. 6.20, is the time. let's turn to politics crown for your local election headquarters and vice president kamala harris has made her decision for presidential running mate. as we know, minnesota governor tim walz killed all about yesterday. and finally, we got to hear from both of them last night. >> our dc correspondent shot. that's it. but the latest shot. >> hey, good morning to you. vice president harris and her running mate governor tim walz are out on a battleground state tour. they're trying to sell their message to the american people and the trump campaign not wasting any time firing back at this new >> the new democratic ticket is set. vice president kamala harris hit the stage in philadelphia with minnesota governor tim walz officially introducing him as her running mate. we are the underdogs in this

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

the name of republican xavier bertrand, who apparently even informed macron of his readiness, is beingvely mentioned in the press. to start work, but who does not have the best personal relations with the president. in addition, they talk about the possibility of appointing the head of the ministry of internal affairs. i asked the president, do you think that the new government is your prerogative, but for whom do you want stability, for those whom you have protected for the last 7 years, in russia today they celebrate miner's day in donbass the holiday is celebrated with news about the modernization of mining methods, details. reports from colleagues the new stage of work of the zarya az mine was marked by the sweeping ringing of the combine's blades and the clanking of the conveyor belt, so the annual downtime was replaced by production from the cleaning face, the miner brought to the surface the first of 840,000 tons of black gold, pumped out this influx of water in a short time, coped with the elements, and prepared the number 32 vava, to assemble it quickly without losing quality,

he also plans to give $5 million to help build a new medical school for xavier university of louisiana well coming up, achieve peace with puppies. can't wait for this. the yoga class creating a zen experience and promoting adoption >>>>the bay area events calendar, brought to you by broadway san jose. >>>here's what's happening in the bay area this weekend. enjoy island cuisine ukulele music, and celebrate the spirit of the pacific islands at the 29th annual bay area aloha festival in san mateo. or sink your teeth into the gravenstein apple fair in sebastopol >>>>somewhere in the middle of nowhere >>>the award winning best musical come from away is returning to san jose for one weekend only this november. download the broadway san jose app now to access the presale code. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. at broadway >ott-1>well, downward dog taking on a whole new meaning in one southern california yoga class, a santa monica studio is using actual dogs you can see that there to help people find their zen yogis, practice their poses alongside a group of nine puppies. oh, it looks so

. >> reporter: xavier and his friends are traveling from monotia, canada. he's only ever watched the 49ers games on his tv screen back home. so it was a real treat seeing the in person. >> you don't see the scale of it on tv and even in canada. we don't have something that houses 68,000 people. it's incredible. >> fans are excited about the $200 million renovation plan just announced. >> we're always looking to stay relevant, right? we want to attract major events here at the stadium. but also we want to make sure we keep up with the times. >> reporter: the investment will come as the stadium will be in the spotlight for two major events. set to be complete in time for the fifa world cup and super bowl 60 in 2026. >> it will be the largest 4k display in all the leagues, so we are excited about that. we just added some failed seats here in the south end zone. about 20 seats down on the field. those seats are really just intended to create a better fan experience. >> reporter: there will be renovations to the concession stands. and the sweets, this season, th

health and human services secretary xavier. saturday is in california today to meet directly with farm workers. >> on capitol correspondent eytan wallace tell you his message for them. plus what he has to say about whether he intends to run for governor. >> kron 4 is your election headquarters and minnesota governor tim walz introduced himself to america today as kamala harris's, newly announced running mate, mother ali and philadelphia, highlighting and enthusiastic response from the democrat. >> kron four's catherine heenan is live in the newsroom. now to give us the very latest. hi, catherine. yeah, there was a lot of enthusiasm just a couple of weeks for member tim walz has gone from being a little known midwestern governor to a democratic star. one aiming for the white today's rally was his official debut and was the first time a lot of voters have had the chance to see and hear him. >> it was big welcome is the vice president and her new running mate took the stage in philadelphia. governor tim waltz looking and sounding.

news nation correspondent xavier walton has the latest. and this was a decision months in the making and right out of the gate, nasa's administrator bill nelson. >> i'm 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 and suni 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 proposed system where ultimately to blame for sunny and butch's extended stay in space. nasa ultimately calling on spa

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 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 crew launch in september

inflation than venezuela and is facing street protest himself, but more recently in this past week xavier malay got caught. shipping argentina's sovereign gold supply offshore. now who who what kind of leader does that? i'm not sure. he wouldn't even say where it went, i'm willing to bet it was the bank of england, but this is now a controversy in argentina. so i think this shows two models for development or leadership in latin america. yes, the venezuelan government has its own issues, they they would admit that there's corruption and and that they're fighting their own battles internally, but at least that it's up to them that there's sovereign nation trying to get their sovereign gold reserve deposits back as a result facing all this pressure externally, whereas argentina very warmly praised by elon musk and many figures in in alternative media, but is actually in many ways selling out his nation. i don't, there's some link there too between those that are very pro israel on the american continent and those that are not that would like to actually be sovereign. and actually call israe

. >> xavier davenport is a black transgender man, and knows all too well what it means to be unhoused as a person that was experiencing homelessness. >> no more than a year or two ago. and was living out of my car that i'm sitting in right now, a friend helped him get back on his feet, but he says not everybody. >> is that lucky. >> some people don't have anybody. so you know, how are we really focusing on, on the houselessness here in the bay area if we're not building, real below poverty, housing here in san francisco and in the south bay, the same battle to get people off the streets and into housing. >> jennifer haack daetz is the ceo of path, a nonprofit helping connect people to housing across five counties, including santa clara county. >> we need to make sure that if we are doing any type of encampment cleaning, that there are services attached and that means services that day. >> and she says there are programs that are working by getting people on a path to housing. >> when you clear an encampment but you have hotel rooms, you have interim housing, and you have a true path t

the time if you will. republicans who have rejected trump along the lines of his bad xavier. so we saw stephanie griffin, who was former press secretary for trump, who said behind closed doors, this maliciousness that he uses to attack his enemies. he also attacks his supporters. so she was trying to castigate him as a kind of a bad guy in the democratic party is positioning so as the big tent party of america, patriotism, which is kind of new for the democrats. republicans always wanted that mantle and they wanted to make it look like, you know, trump needs to be rejected and what really needs to be rejected as this politics of grievance, which they've accused trump of hang onto talking about character masses. it makes a difference. and a lot of the excitement that we're seeing about pamela is, you know, about who she is, but she's a woman, her choice of running mates and rules. but what about concrete policies? i mean, what do we know about her plans if she does, guy likes it. well, she's in a tough position here because while she's projecting yourself as hoping change, and

. >> xavier davenport is a black transgender man, and knows all too well what it means to be unhouseds a person that was experiencing homelessness. >> no more than a year or two ago. and was living out of my car that i'm sitting in right now, a friend helped him get back on his feet, but he says not everybody. >> is that lucky. >> some people don't have anybody. so you know, how are we really focusing on, on the houselessness here in the bay area if we're not building, real below poverty, housing here in san francisco and in the south bay, the same battle to get people off the streets and into housing. >> jennifer haack daetz is the ceo of path, a nonprofit helping connect people to housing across five counties, including santa clara county. >> we need to make sure that if we are doing any type of encampment cleaning, that there are services attached and that means services that day. >> and she says there are programs that are working by getting people on a path to housing. >> when you clear an encampment but you have hotel rooms, you have interim housing, and you have a true path to

in miami, xavier walton, news nation. >>games galore. your favorite apps are now your new >>tsa at san francisco international airport expects to screen more than 70 million people during the holiday weekend. that runs through next wednesday. kron four's gayle ong is at sfo speaking to local travelers about what to expect. we're heading to chicago for a family reunion. this is our last hurrah. this is emily cohan, a with center family's last stop before heading back home to the east coast. summer think rates busy him out to california to visit family for 2 weeks before we head back san francisco international airport is expecting 930,000 travelers this labor day weekend. >>that's almost 9% higher than last year. and about 97% of pre-pandemic labor day traffic travelers friday relieved to find the airport pretty empty pretty empty. but i have clear so i'll be able to get through no matter what any way. looks fine right now. so should be okay. we are. so we don't want to be in so we're like 2 airport workers say the busiest times are in th

i'm xavier walton for news nation. >>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>if you're watching kron-on live on air and online, i'm stephanie rothman. we're following a deadly crash that happened earlier today in san francisco. police say a box truck hit and killed a woman in the glen park neighborhood. kron four's there sits in, spoke to witnesses and has the latest details. >>a woman was struck and killed in this busy glen park intersection by this truck, neighbors who live and work here say they're devastated by this and they hope drivers are more careful. >>it was heartbreaking be honest for both side of the lady and driver to just. >>it didn't mean obviously police tape greeted customers at viking. a vietnamese restaurant on diamond street thursday as police investigated a deadly crash. dylan one works there and heard it happened at the intersection of bosworth and diamond streets just before 3 in the afternoon i saw trump went past and our look at the screen. >>and so people rushing over to the corner and i what a peek out ladies, what's on the ground?

health and human services secretary xavier becerra says he is working hard to protect those who workelds everyday. >>and takes an appreciation for the united states health and human services secretary xavier set during this meeting with farmworkers. he's here in the community of clarksburg near the sacramento san joaquin delta to raise awareness and concerns about those who work outside in these conditions. you cannot have good health if you have to exist. in extreme heat. it's a message echoed by yolo county. farm workers say that her seem we check a lot to come to us in spanish. she said this summer has been intense for farm workers just like her happy cull propaganda. get very worried might sometimes feel like i have a dream mouth or dehydration you know, sometimes you can get from the extreme heat. and so it is something that i'm very concerned about. the center says he and his department have taken several steps to protect workers across the nation, including efforts to reach to them in english and spanish to make sure they're aware of ways to sign up for health insurance and th

health and human services secretary xavier becerra visited state farm workers today raising awarenessmpacts of extreme heat. his visit comes amid reports that he's considering a run for california governor in 2026. before making a decision, though. but sarah says he wants to weigh his options, which include possibly staying put, should the harris walls team win the november 2024? presidential election. >> if they should happen to win. their opportunities. for many of us who've been in in the program it to stay on what that signals for me. probably after who is their number? 56, i can let you know. >> but they're also made a stop in stockton today where he addressed the need to lower prescription drug costs. he says major announcement on a reduction in costs is expected in the coming weeks. a group of peninsula teenagers are combining their passion for engineering and love of community service to help shelter the unhoused through their pods for change project. >> it's nice to meet you. i'm sorry like movie. >> today, the teens from san mateo delivered to pods. they built over the summe

department of health and human services secretary, xavier becerra. mr.ill see? how does it work ? how did you do this? >> yeah, so it is done, the negotiations are done and the prices are final. they will be put into the system and they will take effect for people will on january 1 2026. it was a long process, almost a year long negotiation and the savings are significant, more than what the congressional budget office, the budget estimator for congress, said it would be. >> what kind of a difference will people see actually at the cash register, picking up there drugs at the pharmacy? you have drugs for diabetes and chronic kidney disease and heart failure. but give us a sense of what the numbers are. ers are. >> because you know the system, the health system is so complicated and made complicated so they can take money without being obvious but in the program , you and i as taxpayers and folks who work to be able to earn their medicare, we paid into our taxes to shore up the medicare program and then once you are a medicare beneficiary you sometimes ha

news nation's xavier walton reports from mar-a-lago. >>elon musk blaming that 40 minute delay in a our 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 my head, 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 w

okay, fine. so let's talk now with a military expert, a french military expert, political scientist xaviertly connections, thank you very much for being with us, good afternoon, or rather evening already, how are you, as it were , yes evening, how will you comment, as a military expert, and as a political scientist, here is what happened, i don’t know, a provocation, an invasion, a raid by ukrainian forces on russian territory, i ask, well, first of all i think that even if... he said that he was not aware, that no one knew, it is obvious that washington knew about it and that it was probably london that planned it all, so they knew, and what does this mean, this means that they no longer know, what to do, they see that russia will win and that it is not only not weakening, but has never been strong, you understand that the plan at first, this was in 2022, the plan, it was that... back in the us congress there were very interesting reports, they reported that if there is a war against russia or against china, they have as a reserve ammunition 28 days, how much, you understand, here 28 days

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. >> hi, my name is xavier farmer, i just want i to know that i hed about what the students and teachers did at the other schools and i just wanted to know if how as a community we could help those students get through all this and also help with the legal system as well and not just have to leave it to justto people who work in the court of law? >> thank you, i love that. there's lots of ways and to be visible and vocal in your school without the ways that your student community will support other student communities and people can write op-eds, people can share and produce on social media information about their belief about what nondiscrimination should be and how they will be supportive. some people have started nonprofits,ti complainant came o us that we helped ultimately became disability rights advocate because he felt so grateful for what had happened for us and he's helping hundreds of millionsf of other kids and cannot experience what he experienced as well. there's lots of ways to move forward, i heard as we were starting this presentation several nonprofits in the area also t

news nation correspondent xavier walton has the latest. >> page and this was a decision months in the making and right out of the gate, nasa's administrator bill nelson, i'm 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 and suni 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 proposed system where ultimately to blame for sunny and butch's extended stay in space. nasa ultimately calling on spacex during its crew launch in september.

news nation correspondent xavier walton has the latest. >> was a decision months in the making and rightgate. 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 crew launch in september. instead of sending 4 astronauts

. >> hi, my name is xavier farmer. i just want to know, i heard about what the students and teachers did at the other schools and just wanted to know if how as a community we could help those students get through all this and also help with the legal system as well and not just have to leave it to just people who work in the court of law? >> thank you. i love that. there are lots of ways, ways to do it within your school itself and to be vocal in the school itself about the ways your community will support other communities and people can write op-eds and people can share or post information about their belief what is nondiscrimination could be and how they'll be supportive. and others have started nonprofits and the complainant who came to us ultimately became a ability rights advocate because he was so grateful that now he's helping hundreds if not millions of other kids to not experience what he experienced as well. there's lots of ways to move forward. i heard as we were starting this presentation, several nonprofi

10th in august, 11th and it found trump was leading harris by only 3 points in florida news nation's xavierton spoke with florida voters. >> just like the ocean politics come in waves. historically, florida considered a swing state but increasingly red in recent years. thanks in large part to republican donald trump winning the state during the last 2 presidential elections. >> and looking to make it a 3rd. well, i've had donald trump before and he did an awesome job. so we're going that way. >> and which candidates you think will, you know, work best for you and your needs. trump and vance. the last time florida when blue 2008 2012 for president barack obama, some republican strategists worry history could repeat itself at the polling before the democratic national convention showed kamala harris closing the gap in florida, trailing trump by just 3 percentage points. and so when actually look at the numbers and look at what's happening on the ground with the slightest type of investment. >> it really is going to be able to close these gaps and show the florida has again continues to be a p

health and human services secretary xavier becerra is speaking right now, and we saw a lot of the californiarime time last night, like full face close ups. i saw rob bonta last night. i saw ro khanna. who did you see, shirley weber? yeah so we were very well represented in the bay area. they didn't say very, very often. last night i noticed, but you can see the california delegation having their breakfast this morning and more about that throughout the day. >> a class action lawsuit accusing google of collecting personal information of people without their permission, though, through its chrome browser, will move forward. a panel of federal judges in san francisco made the ruling yesterday, reversing a lower court decision to dismiss the lawsuit. a company spokesperson says google disagreed with the ruling that it was, quote, confident the facts of the case are on our side. a judge has made a major decision that impacts 30 million u.s. workers. a ban on non-compete agreements has just been put on hold. two weeks before the rule was set to take effect. a federal judge in texas upheld a challe

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i lost my son, essentially, the reason it's quote, dead naming is because your son is dead my son xavier is dead. killed by the woke, mind, virus. so i vowed to destroy them. the woke mind virus after that. we're making some progress and trump during that over to our live stream. thanks for joining us. the lead starts now tonight you're looking at a new video of police handcuffing nfl hall of famer terrell davis on a united airlines flight to happen after davis the lightly tapped a flight attended on the arm to ask for a cup of ice. you can see davis, his wife tamiko there looking absolutely shocked davidson, his wife spoke to me shortly after this happened. stephanie elam is outfront this new video shows the moment two real davis was escorted off a plane in handcuffs by law enforcement earlier this month, the hall of fame running back, not putting up a fight as other passengers look on. >> all of this, david says springing from a small interaction earlier in the flight. >> i think the davis family is still in shock. >> davis and his wife were traveling with their three children from den

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news nation correspondent xavier walton brings us the latest. >> was a decision months in the makinght 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 and suni 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 proposed system where ultimately to blame for sunny and butch's extended stay in space. nasa ultimately calling on spacex during its crew launch in september. instead of sending 4

xavier walton has the latest. >>we have had mistakes done in the past. we lost. >>2 space shuttles.hapter in what reads like a sci-fi novel. bill nelson, nasa top guy telling the world how those 2 astronauts stranded in space will be returning to earth. 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. >>let's stop starliner atlas. 5. >>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 ultimately making that decision to keep the astronauts on the iss. officials say helium leaks and thruster issues in the propulsion system were to blame for sunny and butchers extended stay in space. we've had a lot of tense discussions, right? because the >>the call was close. nasa ultimately calling on spacex to play the role of hero during its next crewed launch in september. instead of sending 4 astronauts to the iss on its dragon capsule. spacex now sending 2 making room for sunny and

i grew up here, went to high school at xavier high school here in manhattan.e in the city of new york that i can think of deserve that key more than al roker. spot on. >> spot on. by the way, can we just do a shout-out? this crowd made handmade signs right there. there is a guy right behind you al. he has a beautiful happy birthday painted sign. >> that's so cool, wow. >> all over this plaza. i was just picturing people late this night early this morning going to all that care to make these beautiful signs for you. >> i'm so very blessed and lucky. >> nice moment with the mayor. hard to top that, but we'll try. we will try and celebrate with some good food. you know al roker, he loves food. we all do. we brought in some of his favorite chefs here on the plaza to do the honors. if you're watching, you'll be able to create some of al's recipes any time. >> not just any chefs, these are dear friends of al roker as well. >> i'm fortunate to have them as friends. >> you can't have a party without cake and drink, so something special. in honor of our favorite foodie