. >> julie: aww! with covid cases on the rise, a lot of places are going to start making people show proof of vaccination to get in. like, that's right, the coachella music festival. okay. coachella, of course, is a spanish word that means "valley of the douchebags." [ laughter ] that's right. according to the new rules, this year coachella goers must be fully vaccinated. some people are going to complain about this. but honestly, how the hell can you be pro-coachella and anti-vax? "i don't trust the government, but yesterday, i licked a toad and [ bleep ] some rando in a port-a-potty." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] in other news, me. i actually was in the news last week. maybe you saw this on cnn or wherever. i was hiking in arches national park in utah with my sister and my kids. and we found a woman who had fainted. her name is minnie john. she had been hiking with her husband and son, but felt dizzy and told them to go ahead. so she then fell over, hit her head and started bleeding everywhe

. >> julie: aww! with covid cases on the rise, a lot of places are going to start making people show proof of vaccination to get in. lke, that's right, the coachella music festival. okay. coachella, of course, is a spanish word that means "valley of the douchebags." [ laughter ] that's right. according to the new rules, this year coachella goers must be fully vaccinated. some people are going to complain about this. but honestly, how the hell can you be pro-coachella and anti-vax? "i don't trust the government, but yesterday, i licked a toad and [ bleep ] some rando in a port-a-potty." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] in other news, me. i actually was the news last week. maybe you saw this on cnn. or wherever. i was hiking in arches national park in utah with my sister and my kids. and we found a woman who had fainted. her name is minnie john. she had been hiking with her husband and son, but felt dizzy and told them to go ahead. so she then fell over, hit her head, started bleeding right in front

julie. >> julie: thank you very much. republicans wasting no time, meantime. weaponizing congresswoman bush's comments. take a look. >> murders and other violent crimes rose sharply in cities across the country. >> i make sure i have security. if i end up spending $200,000 or 10 more dollars on it you know what i get to be here to do the work. >> julie: cnn running the headline cori bush handed republicans a 2022 gift. power panel mercedes schlapp, senior fellow at the american conservative foundation. richard fowler fox news contributor join me now. mercedes i'll start with you. joe biden has come forward and said they are not for defund the police and then they have the now the loudest mouth for the democratic party saying quite the contrary. is this a gift for republicans in 2022? >> absolutely. here is the deal. when you have this sort of division in the democrat party where the biden administration is separating themselves from cori bush's remarks, it is very telling. it just shows that they are quite frankly in a pickle because how are they going to be a

ad hoc executive director search committee reports of july 21, 2021, and july 28, 2021. >> vice-president casciato: as submitted. any discussion? public comment. >> clerk: moderator, are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> vice-president casciato: okay, thank you. item number 15. >> clerk: we do have one -- >> vice-president casciato: i'm sorry? what? >> clerk: do we read the email that we received? >> that was on the next item, item 15. yes. >> clerk: okay. item number 15, action item. review and approval of amendments to retirement board terms of reference and executive director terms of reference. >> vice-president casciato: okay. thank you. thank you very much. today we are proposing a major change to the terms of reference, and it's being presented, naturally whenever a new change is presented there are always a multitude of questions and concerns from the affected parties. in the matter before us today our staff, beneficiaries and plan sponsors all need to hear board rationale discussions, input, from its advisors, attorneys and st

july was 59.2. the uk number has come in at 55.3 flash manufacturing came in very close to where the july number was, so 60.4 in july, 60.1 in august the major disappoint in services r5 5.5 versus 59.6 in july concerns over delta variant but also joumanna, it could also be a function of this pandemic that we talked about. obviously since then, the government has relaxed some of the requirements for people who come into contact with other covid positive individuals to self isolate that had a big impact last month and having a big impact in the first couple weeks of august as well >> really interesting to see this services numbers come in. there is a little bit of color coming in from the market who puts together these indexes. saying that despite the covid-19 containment measures easing to the lowest since the pandemic began, rising virus case numbers are deterring many forms of spending, notably by consumers and have hit growth via worsening staff and supply shortages. so starting to feel the effect

julie normand on afghanistan. we do that next. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the cia director william burns reportedly held a secret meeting with the leader of the taliban. according to the washington post, the two met yesterday in kabul. no comment from the cia. this might clear the discussions involved pending the august 31 deadline. the usa sees a rushing into companies security vetting of thousands of afghan citizens chaos at the kabul airport means some have been put on planes before their background checks are complete. lawmakers are pointing out there's a risk of terrorists and criminals that could slip through -- that could slip through. but president kamala harris reassured countries in southeast asia that they would not be conflict between the two biggest countries. she spoke about the vision for a region built on human rights and unimpeded commerce. in new york, kathy hochul was sworn in as governor overnight. hochul takes over after andrew cuomo resigned from a sexual harassme

williamsport on july 6th. you don't have very many men and here comes buford with 2000 guys and you are going to give that to the wagon ears and the wounded and do what you can. you've got lots of guys, the division will come up but it was touch and go for a while. this is the only time buford and kill patrick worked in unison. all of these divisions were operating in tandem. verbal commands confederate infantry. you have infantry, cavalry on both sides. none of these are conclusive. it is holding back the union cavalry and the last flight before lee is able to cross, you know about the confusion. it was more we wounded etc.. i know it was bad. you have a better sense they are in constant motion, with all of these activities screening the army movement morris. for stuart collecting supplies, rating and trying to find where is lee, the fighting in gettysburg is monumental. what i consider the most important thing, certainly very important what stewart's men did regarding those wagons, keeping the union cavalry

retail sales falling in july more than estimated. our consumers becoming more price conscious as inflation pickup? that is one question relating. -- inflation picks up? that is one question percolating. julie biel, kayne anderson rudnick portfolio manager, joins us now. are you buying the dip? julie: there are definitely some opportunities for long-term investors to buy into companies that may have been a little beaten up. really high quality businesses have been on sale for a couple of weeks now. i would think of a company like fica, duck creek technologies. some great technology names have gotten very expensive and pulled back, and i think those are great opportunities. but again, we are focused on a time horizon that is five years. so we look for opportunities, but generally speaking, we don't make day-to-day trading decisions. guy: if i could shorten the time frame, if you take a look at the 13 f;s from last night, the hedge community basically decided that the delta variant was going to cause trouble, and as a result of which, t

well, actually, the euro, of course, ended in july left. and up until that there was a massive build up a lot of spending. and i think that decline actually was freedom day, was the 19th of july on people who go on vacation. you know, people are not doing what they normally do. they're not spending the same kind of money home and not celebrating because the euro's was a big bump. and i think a lot of that decline is somewhat people are a little bit sick of this. and i think it's a delta variant to the ping demik really put a damper, i think on the spirits of the u. k. people want going out to shop. and there were a lot of people will actually, i mean, at least what i heard a lot of businesses people would be ready to buy, but they were ending up. so by selling because about taylor is waiting for me to say something about the euros in england losing, but i'm not going to do it hillary, which if the british american out of the asia. thank you so much pleasure. and finally, from one shortage to another liquid oxygen is insured. supply causing

well, actually, the euro's, of course, ended in july left. and up until that there was a massive build up a lot of spending. and i think that the client actually was freedom day was the 19th of july on people who go on vacation. you know, people are not doing what they normally do, they're not spending the same kind of money at home and not celebrating because the euro's was a big bump. and i think a lot of that decline is somewhat people are a little bit sick of this. and i think it's a delta variant to the ping demik really damper, i think on the spirits of the u. k. people won't going out to shop. and there are a lot of people will actually, i mean at least what i heard a lot of businesses people would be ready to buy, but they were ending up. so by selling because about taylor is waiting for me to say something about the euros in england losing, but i'm not going to do it hillary, which if the british american out of the asia do thank you so much pleasure. and finally, from one shortage to another liquid oxygen is in short supply causing

in mid-july transplant patients received a booster shot. researchers say those patients were twice as likely to develop strong antibodies as they were after the two shots. the study also has not yet been peer reviewed. >>> plus, the delta variant spreads nationwide, the department of health and human services is taking action. it will require vaccinations for more than 25,000 of its health care workers that directly work with patients. motts of these employees work within the indian health service and the national institute of health. hhs employees will have until the end of september to get vaccinated. exemptions will be allowed for religious or medical reasons. >>> well, father and son from southern california were accused of using fake covid vaccination cards to travel to hawaii. police arrested nor bert and trevor chung sunday at the honolulu airport. police say they broke the state's travel rules. authorities were tipped off by community member. hawaii requires tourists upload proof of their vaccination status to the state's website be

fourth of july here's the picture. joseph: it is called the declaration of independence abated by john trumbull is a classic. and i think the most tourist to come for the rotunda, they standardly, it is the signing ceremony on the fourth of july printed denies three of the five people coming up to the desk, the person athe chair is john hancock and in three people that are recognizable, that is in park there. in franklin to the right and the tallest man, he 6-foot 2 inches and that is jefferson and off to the left, is the stout, they call him john adams. and the plate of 1776, he is the notion that this moment is assigning moment. and that is what we celebra july 4th. the truth is, this painting depicts the moment when the committee, the finance committee that drafted the declaration, presents the draft to full congress on june 28th. it is really june 28th, not to like. and adams writes to his beloved abigail on july 3rd and he says, yesterday, july 2nd is going to be the day that celebrated in parades and illumination

i got inoculated with this vaccine in july. my husband didn't develop any side effects whatsoever, whereas i had mine at all for a couple of days, but then it will cost on its own. in some cases that can be a minor rise in the body temperature. though none of my colleagues who've been vaccinated with it developed a fever. you know, once again, a slight fever is possible. what it will pass on its own within a couple of days. south, goodbye for all of us. hey, and moscow bank 1st stopping by and we'll see thing the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck rather than fear to take on various jobs with the artificial intelligence real summoning the demon a robot must protect its own existence with this is been by someone business, so you can't afford to miss. i'm rachel bl

on july 29, the u.s. government launched our strategy to address the root causes of migration in central america which guides our whole government effort to improve the security, governance, human rights, and economic conditions in the region. usaid has launched a series of new initiatives to expand opportunities that will enable the people of el salvador, guatemala and honduras to build better futures in their home countries. this includes the regionwide $5 million regional challenge to advance gender equality. in honduras, $24 million to expand employment opportunities and promote civic and election participation and integrity. in el salvador, nearly $12 million to help small businesses recover from the impact of covid, as well as new multi-use for up to $115 nguyen to address crime and violence, including gender-based violence, and provide opportunities to you and others. in guatemala, $19 million to strengthen anticorruption efforts. these are a few of the examples of the efforts already underway to a

ad hoc executive director search committee reports of july 21, 2021, and july 28, 2021. >> vice-president casciato: as submitted. any discussion? public comment. >> clerk: moderator, are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> vice-president casciato: okay, thank you. item number 15. >> clerk: we do have one -- >> vice-president casciato: i'm sorry? what? >> clerk: do we read the email that we received? >> that was on the next item, item 15. yes. >> clerk: okay. item number 15, action item. review and approval of amendments to retirement board terms of reference and executive director terms of reference. >> vice-president casciato: okay. thank you. thank you very much. today we are proposing a major change to the terms of reference, and it's being presented, naturally whenever a new change is presented there are always a multitude of questions and concerns from the affected parties. in the matter before us today our staff, beneficiaries and plan sponsors all need to hear board rationale discussions, input, from its advisors, attorneys and st

m c's recent july meeting. i was of the view as were most participants, that if the economy evolved broadly as the anticipated, it could be appropriate to start reducing the pace of asset purchases this year. when you're reading month has brought more progress in the form of a strong employment report for july. but also the further spread of the delta variant. we will be carefully assessing incoming data and the evolving risks. and finally in canada, csx is up to end the week after nearly having another all time high on tuesday. the next saw gains fueled by energy stocks hitting 2 week highs. as oil prices rallied . now, canada is now less than one month away from an early federal action called for by prime minister justin trudeau, which will determine the future of the countries parliament and moving in the next week. we will continue to keep an eye on the state of supply shortages around the world and how they are impacting the global recovery. and the united states supreme court issued a ruling late on thurs

we're awaiting the july jobs report. as you know, expectations call for an estimated 870,000 new jobs added to the economy in the month of july as the economy continues to rebound from the pandemic. dow industrials right now up 7, nasdaq down 12. joining me right now is federated senior equity strategist, linda dishe'll. also joining the conversation all morning long is dagen mcdowell and mark tepper. great to see everybody this friday morning. thank you for being here. linda, kicking things off with you. we're waiting on the jobs report. how important is this jobs report to the markets? do you think it's going to be a market mover? what do you expect? >> well, good morning, maria. we're actually expecting a lower figure than consensus is expecting for the jobs report. doesn't mean anything terrible at all for the month of july, july historically is subject to big revisions on the upside. so it's really a hard one to guess after coming out of this pandemic and everything. so whatever it is, we're still on a good trajecto

up 15% in july. and where we're seeing the most significant growth, department stores up 80%. we're seeing apparel also up significantly, restaurants up over 60% and then of course travel. we're seeing airlines and lodging are not back to pre-pandemic growth levels, but what we're observing is that where there's an ability to travel because restrictions are lifted, there's a really strong consumer demand and desire for travel >> so, speaking of spending, there's so many more varied ways to spend, i should say there's cryptocurrency, there's also buy now pay later big move in the buy now pay later space with square. how does that impact consumer spending, and actually how does it impact your business when you see people looking to do the buy now pay later? >> we've watched the space very closely and have seen increased consumer interest in buy now pay later during the pandemic. we do believe these trends are complementary to existing payment methods, and we do believe that buy now pay later is aligned

so nangle half foul with very little fight july about the provincial capital. there is a major city which means now that that is full and ca, who is the only main city that the government still holds. and then lockman, which is directly mixed chicago, that also fell. my producer actually drove into town this morning from that direction. he had to wait for a couple of hours because he said there was a convoy of more than 40 vehicles, full of african security forces streaming out like men and coming back to cobble actually fleeing lachman. he said they will in d. s, which is the intelligence of the security forces. so a lot, a lot of action and the a this morning, very significant for the government. a huge strategic loss. and then that's just less than 12 hours after the last massage race, which is the biggest city in the north. it was the loss if you still and the government controls now. taliban, controlling all of the north government forces, there are leads and north out of the city along with us. i'm a home a new and marshal dawson, who had a big kind of, s

the hottest was july 2016. july 2020 match the record. all of this comes days after the u.n. released its own report on climate change issuing a dire warning about the futuref rising global temperatures. >> this does not seem like a surprise. we've been talking about that for months. >> the data for california supporting the hottest on record for california and 127 years of weather data, despite the fact, you had near to slightly-below average temperatures. it was the inland portions of interior northern california that more than compensated. how about 3.6 degrees warmer than the average. the warmest july for california and 127 years of weather data and continuing the trend, seven of the ten warmest julys have occurred since 2000. so that is a local footprint of the climate shift we're beginning to see in california as summers trend hotter and stay warmer than average all the way into fall. right now, not too hot, clouds coming in, 74 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. we'll see 90s in reach this weekend and very likely a little more wildfire smoke. we'll take a look at this hour

the taliban saying it's kept to july about is the confirmation. i was just checking. now we can say that july, the provincial capital of manga ha, has fallen to the telephone. there was some conversation last night that the taliban and the governor of manga when negotiating essentially for a hand or for there to be very little fight pitches. just coming through now, showing the governor and the taliban sitting together, having tea, and the governor's house this morning. so we can say that that, that city and province has fallen to the taliban. it is the 5th, the biggest city in afghanistan. it lies just to the east of kabul. and it is very bad news for the government because of the 2 things. it cuts them off from pakistan and that was one of the main routes to get trade in and out. that was where most people went back and forth through through talk and crossing that. now last the rows that gets them to talk them crossing, which was a huge source of revenue for them. so there's the score in another province known as landman. that is also reportedly fall into the teleph

i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville the new rule requires that all visitors and staff show proof that they're vaccinated when they go to large events at city owned buildings including the s a p center kate abuse, as smith has been monitoring the vote all evening as if it was a wild day there at city hall in santa croce in san jose, yes indeed, frank, very chaotic. but in the end city leaders voted to approve it. protesters they came out in force during the meeting before the meeting their mantra today was my body my choice no mandates no dangerous vaccines outside san jose city hall. opponents of the mayor's proposed vaccine mandate came out in droves taking their frustration inside city hall chambers most refusing to wear masks. what. inside the chambers chaos unfolded as chance of a recall erupted the mayor and city council retreated to safety as police escorted the crowd out of the building audience capacity was capped to a few dozen i certainly appreciate and understand that people are frustrated. we're all frustrated this pandemic has gone on so long the mayor's mandat

julie: thanks. i'm julie bowen and there's nothing you can do about it. we did meet on the set of modern family. it felt really real and everybody was a little in love with you and i didn't like it. ama: if you ride public transportation for flight, you will need to wear your mask a little while longer and get ready to roll up those sleeves again. millions of americans are about to be told to get a third shot. booster shots could be here shortly. federal officials are excited to announce as early as wednesday and recommendation that americans get a supplemental dose eight months after they are fully vaccinated. it apply only to those who received the pfizer or moderna vaccines. the tsa is extending the mask requirement. it was supposed to expire september 13. the new date is january 18. one of the staunchest opponents of mask and vaccine mandates has tested positive for covid. texas governor greg abbott has already been vaccinated and is not showing any symptoms. masks will be mandatory in los angeles county for any outdoor event with at least 10,000 peop

well, actually, the, the euro, of course, ended in july 11. and up until that there was a massive build up a lot of spending. and i think that decline actually was freedom day, was the 19th of july, and people have gone on vacation. you know, people are not doing what they normally do. they're not spending the same kind of money at home and not celebrating because the euro's was a big bump. and i think a lot of that decline is somewhat people are a little bit sick of this. and i think it's a delta variant to the ping demik really put a damper, i think on the spirits of the u. k. people want going out to shop. and there were a lot of people who actually, i mean at least what i heard a lot of businesses, people would be ready to buy, but they were ending up. so by selling because about taylor is waiting for me to say something about the euros in england losing, but i'm not going to do it hillary, which if the british american heart association, thank you so much pleasure. and finally, from one shortage to another liquid oxygen is in short supply

3th, vice president and mrs.-- july 7th, vice president and mrs. nixon arrived in saigon. the foreign minister and -- [inaudible] were among the first the welcome them. ♪ ♪ >> also gathered to greet the personal representatives of president eisenhower were important chinese government officials and members of the diplomatic corps. ♪ ♪ >> the vice president's visit was tremendously heartening to the capital of nationalist china. the next day he conferred with president chang kai-shek after giving him a letter from president eisenhower that strongly reassured china's leader and its people. the two statesmen posed for news cameramen. ♪♪ >> mr. nixon summed up the content of their talks in a brief statement. >> i just had a conference with the president with regard to the relations between the government of the united states and the government of the republic of china, and in this conference we discussed the mutual problems and the mutual dangers which we confront in the world. the government of the united states and the people of the unite

not july 4th. adams himself writes to his beloved abigail on july 3rd and says yesterday july 2nd is going to be today that is celebrated in speeches and orations and parades and illuminations even gets the fireworks, right? but he thinks today we're going to celebrate as independence day is july 2nd. and the reason he thinks that is the july 2nd is the day that the congress voted on the resolution from virginia written by richard henry lee that said these colleagues are and have every right to be independent states. that's the declaration of independence legislatively. and that's the second the day they voted. so why the fourth? the fourth is the day they sent. the document to the printer um, and he put on the top of all copies july 4th. the fourth is the day the rest of the world knows what we've just done. there is no signing ceremony most of the members of congress signed the doc the parchment copy one august 2nd, but there were people coming and going into the congress and were signing as late

this is a record set in july. according _ figures. this is a record set in july, according to _ figures. this is a record set in july, according to the - figures. this is a record set inj july, according to the agency, figures. this is a record set in l july, according to the agency, it adds to the disturbing and disruptive path climate change has set for the globe and it's much easier to understand when we have the map. it illustrates the us agency's findings. the bits in pink where it has got warmer, the bits in red are where records have been broken. look at the western states of the usa and canada, that is where there was a recent heat dome but one number recorded here in europe does stand out, there it is, 48.8 celsius, recorded this week in sicily, that is almost halfway towards boiling point, caused by anticyclones rising up from africa. if confirmed, that will be the hottest ever temperature recorded in europe. find hottest ever temperature recorded in euro e. �* . hottest ever temperature recorded in euroe. �* ., ., , ho

not july 4th. adams himself writes to his beloved abigail on july 3rd and says yesterday july 2nd is going to be today that is celebrated in speeches and orations and parades and illuminations even gets the fireworks, right? but he thinks today we're going to celebrate as as independence day is july 2nd. and the reason he thinks that is the july 2nd is the day that the congress voted on the resolution from virginia written by richard henry lee that said these colleagues are and have every right to be independent states. that's the declaration of independence legislatively. and that's the second the day they voted. so why the fourth? the fourth is the day they sent. the document to the printer um, and he put on the top of all copies july 4th. the fourth is the day the rest of the world knows what we've just done. there is no signing ceremony most of the members of congress signed the doctor the parchment copy one august 2nd, but there were people coming and going into the congress and were signing a

we reappoint shanell williams, julie leadbetter, julie d'antonio, randall sloan and jennifer friedenbach. these incumbents are good. it's imperative that you reappoint them. thank you, i yield my time. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. are there any other members of the public who like to speak? >> clerk: there are no other speakers. >> supervisor peskin: public comment is closed. let me concur with the one and only speaker, ms. davis. it is not broke. it doesn't need any fixing. i say that with all due respect to mr. sloan who i know and admire and appreciate and do want to encourage you mr. sloan to actually -- it is come to my attention that there is a vacant mayoral seat for somebody with lived experience. i will endeavor to have my staff reach out to you to make that connection. perhaps, there may be a way for you to serve through mayoral appointment on the our cities, our home oversight committee and colleagues, do you have any questions or comments? if not, maybe we can forward the four incumbent members, ms. williams, ms. leadbetter, ms. d'antonio and ms. friedenbach to the full b

that is almost 4 million more first shots in august compared to july. we continue to push for more vaccination progress, including through vaccination requirements. the president adopted vaccination requirements for federal workers last month. now, over 800 colleges and universities, over 200 health care employers, small and large businesses across the country, and dozens of state and local governments and school districts have stepped up to follow the president's lead. tens of millions of americans are covered by vaccination requirements. these requirements are already working to get more people vaccinated. in washington state, the weekly vaccination rate jumped 34% after the state announced vaccination requirements for state employees, teachers, and school staff, health-care workers, and colleges and universities. businesses are seeing strong results. august 3, when tyson foods announced its employees would need to be vaccinated no later than november 1, only 45% of its workforce had gotten the shot. today that number stands at 72%. that is a 60% incr

i love our flight attendants come so well said. >> emily: julie, take us on. >> julie: i had no idea you could take alcoholic beverages to go at an airport, so i will start hanging out at airports. [laughter] i knew you could do that in new york city, but now i need to go to jfk. [laughter] >> emily: i've enjoyed it around the airport, i have to admit. coming up, think you could be the next katie k or -- you are not alone. next, how many americans told a new study that they have what it takes to compete at the world stage, and which olympic sport our panel thinks they could compete in. stay with us. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners, home values are at all-time highs. you could have much more equity than you think! banks can loan you some of it. newday can loan you all of it! the newday100 va cash out loan. subway®... has so much new they couldn't fit it in their last ad. so, we gonna have to go fast. ready? there's new steak, deli-style turkey, belgioioso® fresh mozzarella, hickory-smoked bacon, new hearty multigrain, and steph curry juggling avocados for some reason. dang, that's too mu

i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville. the hit and run happened just before six o'clock last night near bacon and dorin drives in the montclair neighborhood of oakland. ktvu is as a smith is here now and azenith smith. fortunately the man who was hit is okay. yes frank. he is physically ok. he did not need to go to the hospital. he says he may have blacked out initially in shock. all of the victims can't believe it turned violent so fast a warning this video is hard to watch. well actually got hit by the car. almost it was disoriented and i it was like, probably like a 32nd pause. joseph flax of pleasanton is the man captured in this video being hit by a car in the oakland hills emotionally, i'm like a rock place and seeing that, like, you know, i get serious about it and, you know. thank god i mean, he had murderous intent. the initial altercation happened just before six sunday night. joseph says he was coming up on a blind turn near gurban and the montclair neighborhood when he says the driver of a chevy bolt came speed

haener monta vista high school in danville and the offspring of our own julie julie haener there's a short completion to jalen cropper and then cropper turns it into an 86 yards touchdown play. julie haener was 2026 331 yards and three touchdowns before leaving the game with cramps the bulldogs rolled 40. by two. nothing i think i know where julie was this. i know she is. she told me she was heading their stand 120 degree. he did this in the ball. i've got to ask her about that when she gets back because that is good job i'm jake for still doing in that heat anyway. absolutely. all right. thanks so much we'll see you back at 10 o'clock and thank you for joining us. we're back for the 10 o'clock news right after 10 o'clock news right after lego masters modern [ both laughing ] right? yeah. hey, mom... listen to this card dad got for grandpa jay. "hip-hip-hip-hooray!" [ chuckles ] "save the extra hip. you'll need it someday." [ both laugh ] 'cause he's old! mm. you're not giving him that. even if he drinks his other gift first? nope. ladies... do you remember exactly one year ago today

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of july. and it has zippo to do with what happened july it may be a real issue in kaug and going forward but it is not in the july numbers. keep that in mind. one category that looks bad is department stores. so talking about truth telling, they are not up that much on a two year. >> but i still like some of the winners in that area and they're not the classic department stores you like target, walmart, costco, where you could buy anything you want and in bulk and kcompared with the macy's ad the nordstroms and everythings. >> when i look back and what i learned is i wasn't revolutionary enough and they are nowhere near revolutionary enough, the department stores are not succeeding in reinventing that model the same that were winning during the pandemic they are winning now and whether we go backwards with the virus, they're going to be the winners. walmart, target, costco, amazon, dollar general, tjx, these are value players that could do well in good times and bad. they know how to pass pric

todd: the number of migrant arrest in july remain at the highest level in decades. jackie ibanez in studio with the latest. >> reporter: the biden administration revealing a policy to expel illegal immigrants due to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. the development of homeland security releasing a statement saying, quote, title 42 is not an immigration affordable public health authority and its continued use is dictated by cdc and governed by cdc analysis of public health factors. many called for the end of the policy. aclu is resuming a lawsuit against the biden administration over the use of title 42 ending settlement talks but as covid 19 cases rise among migrants buses of migrants are still being moved across the state including to laredo where hospitals are reaching capacity. >> very insensitive, even cool to create this environment where people are competing for beds, we are asking injunctive relief, put a halt to this. >> border patrol agents are continuously overwhelmed at the southern border, the ap reporting at 210,000 migrants arrested in july

and the scandals kept coming as to july 2021 election approached this business man. let us live ill. chowsky stepped forward. leveling allegations of racketeering. and extortionate boris off to whom he said he was forced to pay almost half a 1000000 years a year in protection money. he narrated all these things like we saw, lor, he made this a statement of an insider from all this network. and after that, he, he just disappeared the 2 days before the election . it was the 1st anniversary of the protest. gosh, with the goals of our products, where this is the prime minister from the government. our 2nd role was made that she does the whole work. so what i do know that the wraps that country man is like i'm standing, a loss of hope was pinned on the shoulders of this man. boy rush coffee, university professor, who after being appointed interim interior minister in the caretaker government in april, doggedly pursued cover up to officials. he said, boris off should be investigated. listened to some also but then moved to also live with you for many ditch solutions. does

of july, off they went. the big aisne-marne offensive to cave in the salient the germans had taken over in the spring of 1918. ultimately successful but he's one of many that fell in that area. >> it's important to bring that up because many people who know something about belleau wood think the battle ended on june 26. but in reality the fighting continued on through a good part of july. >> i'm careful to remind people the marines who fought and died have a heavy casualty rate compared to the size of their brigade. on the left, french fighting and dying and right where u.s. army at the same time. we keep in mind the battle of belleau wood, and it was important but on the right the third brigade u.s. army were fighting to take villages to the right. they could see each other and there was mixing between the lines. i try to be fair and balanced. it's an important story to tell but it's about one of many stories here in the area. when i get a group of marines, young marines who come over, they make me feel old

so he misses july 30 misses. well, he misses the rest of the gettysburg campaign, but he goes back to washington to recuperate and on july 5th while recuperating in washington who's his first visitor. lincoln and lincoln is desperate to hear something from somebody who was at the battle of gettysburg. and here's my old friend. dan sickles now sickles is in great pain at that moment. i don't want to underestimate this. there's still some doubt over whether sickles is going to survive this wound, so i don't think by july 5th sickles has a very complicated or coordinated attack going against general needs reputation or image at this point, but i do think sickles is probably already thinking. well, you know, i was not getting any attention on the left flank, so i moved into this great crown abe when you come to gettysburg, you're gonna love it, you know kind of thing. i do think there's some of that going on and you know, it's one of sickles of staff officers later wrote sickles certainly god his side of the story in

british situation in june-july, 1942. smith on this side was smith on this side was expecting to either be victorious or be a prisoner of expecting to either be war within a matter of days. victorious or be a prisoner of war within a matter of days. in many respects, i see the fighting in el alamein at the and in many respects, i see the beginning of july as being one of the moments of the world war fighting around el alamein at the beginning of july as being one even though it's rarely considered as such. it's one of those moments of the moments of the second world war even though it's rarely considered as such. where the events decisions, it's one of those moments where the events decisions, and even time and space are narrowed down to a handful of and even time and space decisions. if the eight army had not been narrow down to a handful of decisions. able to stop rubble at el if the eighth army had not been alamein in the early days of july, it's quite likely the british position and egypt would have collapsed. i think

take a prime minister was installed until the fresh election to be held a month later in july. i will get a like a puzzle piece of gold piece of money basis crime. and people finally look at understand the big picture. ah, whether it's as a black belt in karate, a god fearing champion of the orthodox face. for a seasoned prime minister on the world stage, i've been but not to mention a best friend to the most powerful politician in europe. it would appear that k boris of enjoys warms and respect from political and religious leaders around the globe. and i'd like to go good with real level of i boris of his bulgarian longest serving rulers and communist dictator towed to shift golf you over. so one of europe's horses, tito, terry regimes with fool slaven political assassinations and dozens of concentration camps like this wanted bethany, where inmates considered enemies of the state well worked to death. the bodies fed to takes this little door national for glad to get the consent. i feel like it is suited to java bogus. get this java to not just get to watching emma, my daughte

it's not to people, cousin, informational evil but got a symbol, a good july. the 11th election day, despite a temperature of 35 degrees tonight was reasonable by 9 pm, the voting had stopped as printed, debated the various scenarios. it became clear that boris off would not win in the lead because almost a quarter of the votes was tv personality, sloppy tricina. but would he be able to form a government next day when the counting was finished, chris enough who won, but only secured a quarter of the seats in poland and released this message. it would pick up not now a pre call it just to turn up to us deployment. some of the old go bottles versus town and a part of it of the color it cost to ship the dog top, but i will done this a valid equality. unfortunately not a progress. we change one messiah, we can other another messiah is not a democracy and water boris off. just after the po room went round that he had been summoned by the police, good, stalwart, gathered at the police station to greet the leader. as he arrived to talk with officers, whether these dis