as kyle was saying, capacity is limited. we have two disinfo associates, so there is only so many social media platforms or groups or whatever it is that they can look at. also they both live in the atlanta area and like i said before, we service the entire state of georgia so we need to make sure we are not just in groups that include folks in metro. we need to make sure we are capturing what is being said in the rural areas. with this tip line, we are recruiting everyday people to screenshot what they are seeing so that we can then either message to it or figure out how we can contact folks, because one, we work closely with our digital departments and we work with organizations to make sure our scripts are addressing anything that we know people are talking about in the community, but also we want to make sure that we are talking to folks one on one on social media so we can go ahead and say, hey, that is not true. here is more information. we have an unsexy way of no cap, no cap. no know cap. so being able to know the in

as kyle was saying, capacity is limited. we have two disinfo associates, so there is only so many social media platforms or groups or whatever it is that they can look at. also they both live in the atlanta area and like i said before, we service the entire state of georgia so we need to make sure we are not just in groups that include folks in metro. we need to make sure we are capturing what is being said in the rural areas. with this tip line, we are recruiting everyday people to screenshot what they are seeing so that we can then either message to it or figure out how we can contact folks, because one, we work closely with our digital departments and we work with organizations to make sure our scripts are addressing anything that we know people are talking about in the community, but also we want to make sure that we are talking to folks one on one on social media so we can go ahead and say, hey, that is not true. here is more information. we have an unsexy way of no cap, no cap. no know cap. so being able to know the in

check it out a wide ranging conversation with kyle i reassure you, there is no love lost for mr. schroeder. >>> coming up, your morning rbi and rare good news about the weather. all we hear is bad news. good news for you. >>> as we head to break, key headlines happening now and not so good news for china's ongoing heat wave. officials are shuttering manufacturing and shopping malls can only open from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. due to power rationing. that is what happens when you don't plan no matter what happens with the weather. >>> pinduoduo is launching a platform next month and they will target the u.s. as the first market and marks the biggest push abroad of pinduoduo. >>> this is a bust for the ipo markets. new data from deal data shows 5.1 billion$5.1 billion and usu about $3 billion at this point last year at this point, raised about a 5% run rate. ouch we're back after this. hey dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! there you go, one new inhaler! nice did you get my refill too? maybe [door bell] here you go, sir. you're a lifesaver. have a

dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson, kyle, kansas is a pretty red state. this was a big vote, a huge vote, 60% to 40% essentially to to block an attempt to remove the abortion protections from the state's constitution. is this a signal, is this a harbinger that maybe issue could be a significant one that could help democrats and perhaps hurt republicans in some states in this fall's election? pleasure. >> yeah, possibly. i'm a little skeptical to generalize this through november with the inflation numbers at 9%. i think most people are not going to be thinking about the abortion issue generally, they're going to be thinking about the economy, prices at the grocery store. one amendment i would make to your introduction is, as i understand it, there really is no hedge about abortion in the kansas -- language about abortion in the kansas constitution. what happened was in 2019 the kansas supreme court looked at bill of rights, and it guaranteed the natural rights, life are, liberty, property, pursuit of happiness, and they said that covers bodily autonomy and

we are back with our panel dan henninger, kempster also and kyle peterson. dan, i keep wondering long the squad has to go? there it leads are getting chipped away. that ilhan omar races very close pretty close to the end of that movement? hugs i think we might well be, david if we are talking about the progressives. yes ilhan omar losing in a squeaker. this is mostly over funding the police. she's been very much against it in minnesota. and add to that the recall in san francisco, progressive prosecutor bodine bite san francisco of all people. it does look as though the progressive idea is losing altitude. i am very much looking for to the results in the midterms, measured against what progressive ideas have done. in terms of gaining ground with the american people. it is so interesting that in recent weeks you have had some progressives like jerry nadler, maloney, congressman from new york, refusing to actually endorse joe biden for running for president again. if it doesn't work out for them, i think we are going to have a dogfight for the democratic nomin

any kyle to connect me with api voters. do not chase narratives. disinformation is something that if it's not impacting you directly, if the attack is about your organization's credibility, there is an impetus to respond. otherwise, do not chase narratives area to focus on being that credible voice and community. so when you speak, they say ok, api said this. that must be a credible thing. let me follow up on it. when you say this is what's happening with the election, we need to be part of a voice to three. we need voters to listen. we focus our efforts on election related disinformation that threatens to disenfranchise latinate's voters. we cannot focus on every type of disinformation. that is our focus. we do a day in and day out. by creating content all the time. shut out to our amazing social media group. they create incredible content that resonates with people. we do that day in and day out. we will do it every day until election day. we will do it out of the election and every day until the next election. those are my takeaways. don't chase

is the july strength going t last joining us now is kyle bass from capital management kyle, always good to have you, welcome back >> great to see you, sara. >> what do you think, are you buyer? >> i think that we're stil going to see a little bit more tightening we're still pulling $100 billion risk of the capital off th market each month. the feds and its language is saying they're going to tighte some more. as you know they inverted by about 30 basis points. i believe we'll be cutting b this time next year. so i'm not sure if we pu the bottom in, sara, but i think as we get closer to th midterms, that's probably th right time to buy. >> because that has been a par of the bullish thesis that the feds will be cutting next year and the market has started pricing that in. the pivot, the sounding less hawkish at the last spending even though fed officials have come out since then and sort o walked it back doesn't seem like the market believes them? >> yeah, i mean it's hard. we've never printed the amount of money we've printed we've put 40% more broad money in the system in 18 months that

both kyle richards and lisa renner's daughters found themselves in the internet's crosshairs. lisa, kyle, erika jayne among others reposting bravo's statement which read, we are shocked and appalled at the social comments directed at garcelle's son. we urge our viewers and social followers alike to refrain from targeting our cast and their families with harmful rhetoric. for now, garcelle begging viewers to keep the kids out of the "housewife" drama, posting on twitter, i've been in tears all night, adding, leave our kids alone. >>> up next, the regal beagle. from homeless to a royal household. homeless to a royal household. woman tc: my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. doctor tc: ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. son tc: mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. song: a1c down with rybelsus® anncr vo: in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than the leading branded pill. anncr vo: rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. anncr vo: don't take rybelsus® if you or your fa

and -- finally came when kyle was prescribed the drug tpoxx. but as kyle it was about to share, his path to getting tpoxx was anything but simple. and even as a researcher working in the field of infectious diseases with all of the right connections and resources, he's still struggled to get the treatment he needed. joining us now is, kyle a ph. d. candidate, who has, thankfully, recovered from monkeypox. kyle, first off, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me, zerlina, i appreciate it. >> thank you again. tell us about your experience. do you know how you got monkeypox? tell us more about how you think you contracted it. >> so i took pride -- i took part in private festivities in new york city at the end of june. celebrating lgbtq+ pride. there were a lot of close quarters and parties and things like that, some pretty sure that's where i picked it up. do you think that someone without your background would be able to figure out what was going on? when your symptoms first started, without your background, do you think you wou

is it, i mean, what's the trade there, kyle? >> yeah, i mean, if you look at let's just say germany, what it spends as a percentage of gdp on energy, what used to be 1% is going to be 8.5%, 9% those are enormous moves in the macro world for what they're going to be spending fan and if putin decides to do something crazy this winter like unplanned maintenance on norm stream, i don't know when we have electricity shortages prices move exponentia exponentially. people are going to go without heat this winter people's bills in germany and france are going to go up eight to ten x imagine your energy bill moving eight x. >> a noshort a time >> i think you're going to see friction happen in society. >> that's what happens, i don't want to say often, but oftentimes the roots of civil unrest lie in huge spikes in inflation of some sort, whether it be food or fuel or a combination of both. how do you see this playing out in a developed snanation >> it will help in the developing world and the emerging world the lng cargos are being bought

cbs' david martin spoke to kyle mullen's mother. >> it's like a sick hazing. >> o'donnell: and the medical breakthrough. cbs' jon lapook with new technol that could change lives. ed >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we want to begin tonight with that extraordinary, just-before-midnight filing from the justice department, where the government laid out its investigation in far more detail than ever before. the document is 36 pages long with 18 additional pages of attachments and includes this photo at the end of the filing, the final page showing several classified secret and top secret documents. one noteworthy point-- none of the folders bear a label our a stamp kathy indicating they have been declassified. justice department says even some of the f.b.i. personnel and d.o.j. prosecutors on the case needed to get extra clearances to review some of that material. now, in this filing, the government lays out an important timeline, saying it tried to get

morbidly finally came when kyle was prescribed a drug t pox. as kyle's about to share, his path to getting tp ox was anything but simple. and even as a researcher working in the field of infectious diseases with all of the right connections and resources, he's still struggled to get the treatment he needed. joining us now is kyle playing a ph.d. candidate, who has, thankfully, recovered from monkeypox. kyle, first off, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me, zerlina, i appreciate it. >> thank you again. tell us about your experience. do you know how you got monkeypox? tell us more about how you think you contracted it. >> so i took pride -- i took part in private festivities in new york city at the end of june. celebrating lgbtq+ pride. under a lot of close quarters and parties and things like that, some pretty sure that's where i picked it up. do you think that someone without your background would be able to figure out what was going on? when your symptoms first started, without your background, do you think you would have

well, gm john lynch and head coach kyle shanahan do not think it's going to divide the team. at least they're not saying so. right now they believe that jim is going to be just a supporter for trey as trade was for jimmy last year. that is the current. >> party line. this, of course, surprise a lot of people yesterday when the story broke. we've been waiting for half a year now to find out where jimmy garoppolo would end up. hey, now we know he's not going anywhere and we have a better understanding of how this all came to pass in a conference call today with john lynch and kyle shanahan. the pair explained that they started chatting about the idea of keeping to me on the team about a month ago. but that neither expected the pieces would fall into place. they knew they couldn't keep garoppolo on with that guaranteed salary of 24.2 million dollars. but the idea of having a backup quarterback with a strong starting pedigree was, of course, undeniably attractive. shanahan said garoppolo's agents were holding out, of course in hopes of getting him the most money possible. but whe

kyle: affordability is the big shocker. these cars are getting more expensive now because of the supply crisis because dealerships can add on these market adjustment rates. and even if you are paying the sticker price, you are waiting months for one of these cars. that is the big issue. bill -- the bill that passed has a provision for dvds and everyone in the ev universe is thrilled about these. in america, nearly 80% of cars that are purchased are pre-opened -- preowned. so to have something that speaks to that buyer could move the needle drastically for the space. ed: that is the consumer side of the story from kyle. your point is that we shouldn't just focus on cars, so if i said to you, go back and rewrite the bill as you would have written it, what would you have put in to keep those targets -- reducing emissions and advancing transition to sustainable energy? >> the focus on going to a national park or something is not how people use cars. cars right now are designed for a family to go on a picnic with truck space and

two of his 11 nfl seasons were spent in tampa when kyle was on the bucks coaching staff. he hopes to pass along his knowledge of the game to an inexperienced group of 49ers quarterbacks. >> i think some of the things that i experienced could be helpful. >> when you see brian griese next, you can see i know your dad. >> i should be able to say that to him. >> yes, all right. >> finally a young performer gets an impromptu backup dancer. eight-year-old dancer ivan was performing at the national night out when this happened. ♪ ♪ >> look at that! a police officer joined ivan to dance to michael jackson's, pretty young thing. >> they are working. >> oh man! >> that's how he should arrest people. d,en you'd be stan . >>> tonight on "access hollywood." >> real stomachs is coming, okay? >> bitch, i am perfect the way i am. >> selena gomez sends a strong message about embracing the real you. >> i think there was a video that went really viral. >> convicted of murdering their parents in cold blood, why is tiktok out to free the menendez brothers? and movie star eva mendes loves

ta sweatshirt they believe kylee was wearing at the party the night she disappeared. it's a white hoodie with the words "odd future" in bold letters as you see here, but investigators say they don't know if this is what kylee was wearing when she was last seen. they also revealed something about her car that they hope will help people recognize it. >> we've also received confirmation that there is a ram sticker that is located on the back of kylee's vehicle, right underneath the rear wiper blade. >> the search for kylee is in its 10th day. there's been no sign of her, her car or phone since august 5th. >> san francisco is expanding access to the monkeypox vaccine. plans to double vaccine clinic hours at zuckerburg general hospital. we were there for today's announcement. reporter: as more than a quarter of california's total monkeypox cases are in san francisco, a welcome announcement from the city's public health director, dr. grant colfax. >> we are expanding hours of this vaccine clinic. we are now going to be able to double the amount of time that we're offering v

the boulder was painted by kyle hol. kyle holbrook. >> it is a tribute to the 43 people he has lost two gun violence. he hopes the mural will bring healing to families o have lost loved ones and spread the message of peace. this is part of his nationwide gun violence mural to her. > >> the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. >> we will see you back here at. back here at 11:00. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on, family. let's go. [cheering and applause] thank y'all. i appreciate it. appreciate it, everybody. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, from wake fore

kyle shanahan's lid will be in mid season form. he is no longer allowed to wear his red hat called the shana-hat. even the cardinals coach came to his defense. >> i got to voice my support for for kyle shanahan's hat. because hat. because i have seen that they are trying to make him change. and i just want to say let my guy live. he has been one been one of the most swaggie coaches for his entire career on on the sideline. i'm not sure if if you saw the camouflaged pattern they offer to us, it is not cutting it. >> back to the game. between now now and next tuesday, the 49ers have some huge roster decisions to make. next tuesday is cutdown cutdown day. all teams have to t from 80 to 53 for the regular season. >> got to make some cuts. all right. we'll see how this one plays out. thanks so much my friend. > >> now is your chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. get out your cell phone. open up the camera. scan that qr code right there on your your screen. follow the link. ad nominate members of what we are calling the fai

coach kyle explained hisy his strategy to our charlie walter in this afternoon's redd afternoon's red and gold report. report. >> time for the red and gold re. the 49ers now have insurance at the quarterback pose fission needed. let's put it like thisu this. you purchase your rental r next ask you if you want that expensive insurance, you don't have plans to wreck the rental car but if you do you know have jimmy. they went through the entire off season unable to find a trade partner meaning the only other option was to release him. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan admitted that was never going to happen. they weren't releasing him. howevert him. however, it was only recently that san francisco seriously considered the idea of keeping him. >> this was oh my god, jimmy garoppolo is available as a back up quarterback for us. tht us. that makes sense for him and for us. what else is there to think about? we never believed it could have ever happened. te happened. there are 32 starting. we believe we have two of them . the rest of the league had a chance to get them and i'm just so fortunate

kyle and his mom crystal have been living in a shelter for the past three years. she still remembers kyle's sweet smile after receiving that first backpack. >> it was heartwarming. i actually cried a little bit because who would have ever thought us in the predicament that we are, that we actually receive something from someone, you know what i'm saying, caring about my child. so it really meant a lot. >> reporter: an act of kindness trying to break the cycle of poverty one super hero backpack at a time. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. cbs news projects that congresswoman liz cheney has lost the wyoming republican primary harriet hageman, who was backed by former president trump. cheney has been waging to hold trump accountable for his efforts to overturn the 2020 e

kyle, i got you, buddy. >> that is friendship. he is going to be game planning againt be game planning against kyle shanahan. there they are. bonding together. >> let him live. >> let him live. fashion. >> that's right. that some respect, too. >> i don't blame him. i like the the bold color. it looks good on on him. > >> up next, a car from the disney movie, cars, could be spg down a street near you. > >> don't forget to join us for a a new 7:00 a.m. newscast streaming on pluto tv >> check out this limited-edition porsche 911 after the disney characters sally. it just sold for $3.6 million at auction. smith the money will go toward two char ie, girls ink for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. codon't leorationsrote it. to pad their profits. te no 7. ♪ ♪ to ncelsomedent d centges t

as he just stated, today's indictments allege that joshua james and sergeant kyle drafted and approved with a new was a false affidavit to support a search warrant for ms. taylor's home. that false affidavit set in motion events that led to ms. taylor's death. when other lmpd officers executed that warrant. the fourth amendment of the constitution ensures that people are subject to searches only when there is probable cause supporting a search warrant. falsified warrant create unnecessary hazard for the public and for the police who rely on facts that fellow officers report in carrying out their public duties. the indictment alleges that by preparing a false affidavit to secure a search warrant for breonna taylor's home, defendants james and meanie willfully deprived breonna taylor of her constitutional right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures. and we allege that her death resulted from that violation. in a separate indictment the grand jury charges former lmpd detective brett, and using unconstitutionally excessive force during the raid in her home. without a lawful obje

head coach kyle shanahad coach kyle shanahan said they plan for thursday's final preseason game in houston, to play trey lance and most of the team's started the first half of of the game. the team also playk jason barrette on the physically physically unable to perform lit unable to perform list. he will miss up list the first four gams the first four games of the regr season. he has a torn acl he suffered in week one last year. > >> shanahan is regarded as one of the coolest coaches in the league. no one knows that betten offensive tackle, trent williams, who was a rookie withn in 2010 when shanahan was the offensive coordinator. he was impressed by kyle from the firse they met. >> the first meeting, seeing cal coming with jordan shorts on, yu know, we were all kind of like,k at this. a little swagger from e offensive coordinator. you don't that. from then on, i knew he ws different. seeing his maturation to what he is as a head coach . i'm proud, to say the least. > >> to in the and kevin durant. after his demand for a trade and and firing of both coach and gel manager denied by ownersh

. >> kyle and his mom crystal have been living in a shelter for the past three years. she still remembers kyle's sweet smile after receiving that first backpack. >> it was heartwarming. i actually cried a little bit because who would have ever thought us in the predictment that we are, that we actually ree mhingm meone, you know whai amsaying, caring about my child. so it really meant a lot. >> an act of kindness trying to break the cycle of poverty one superhero backpack at a time. meg oliver, c brrks s news, new york. >> o'donnell: and that isinws, rah ud ded t ta vther >> anc unded oneriensplits. >> judge judy: did they reimburse you? >> no, they did not. >> i didn't stay in the room, your honor. >> judge judy: you met a guy, and you stayed with him. it doesn't matter whether you stayed in the room or not. >> announcer: and her vacation fling kept costing him. >> she said, "he wants to go with us." and she deserts him. i took him to the airport for a bus ride home, and she said it's not her responsibility. it's my responsibility. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are

kyle and his mom crystal have been living in a shelter for the past three years. she still remembers kyle's sweet smile after receiving that first backpack. >> it was heartwarming. i actually cried a little bit, because who would have ever thought us, in the predicament that we are, that we actually receive something from someone, you know what i am saying? and caring about my child. so it really meant a lot. >> reporter: an act of kindness, trying to break the cycle of poverty, one superhero backpack at a time. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell here in the nation's capital. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by

it was important for kyle to let trey know that you know that that may be a possibility. i remember the first week of training camp, saying to jimmy, like if you don't like any of these opportunities if you don't go to the place you want. you can't get the contract that you want. we would love to have you here as a backup, and a backup role was great. there was no problems with it at all. i told him the exact same things that i told jimmy the options of bringing jimmy here that it had to be in a backup type deal, and that was the only option. here's the picture that tray lands posted on his instagram account . today that's lance in the foreground, backed up by garoppolo and brock purdy. that's right. mr irrelevant. the last player picked in the draft made the team and nate sub field did not said felt, was initially projected to be lance's back up and had his moments in the preseason. the final preseason game last thursday was likely the game that finalized which player of the two would stay pretty, was praised by the coaching staff during his preseason trials. he had a fu

it's a catch-22 for 49ers head coach kyle shanahan. he as happy with the competitiveness, but there needs to be a line. >> i love the intensity of it. i don't think you have to fight to be intense, though. scuffles are scuffles. and they lead to other stuff. most people probably slvoted wh was the most physical team on tape last year, we one most of that. >> the 49ers have reportedly sign willie snead. he got off to a great start and has 16 touchdown catches and is coming off the least-productive season of his career. a rare friday off for giants and athletics, the two-game, bay bridge series begins tomorrow. the a's are 9 and 5, giants 3 and 12. they subplit their two-game stretch began in april. >> juan soto, his padres-dodgers debut. the dodgers cruised in this one. bottom three, cody bellinger, the hard hit to score a run. and the dodgers never holooked back. they win it byne. e giants are now 22 games back in the division for those of you still counting at home. >>> tennis. coco gauff taking the court with a new friend before faci

joining us, kyle bass. sw take me through your thoughts of when you heard the speaker wanted to go and then you heard president biden say "please don't go." that's a song, i think and then it's like she had to go take me through your, as we first heard what was going on all the way to right now >> i applaud speaker pelosi for having the guts to go do something like this, standing up for human rights as you know, this current administration ran on the ticket of saying they'd never trade human rights for a checonomic deal, but i have fevery few peoe the guts at that speaker pelosis to her moral platform on human rights, it's genuine and inside of her i think she's capping off the end of a long and decorated career i think in the midterms you're going to see the republicans take the house, and this was her decision to stand firm on something she brielieves in china has labeled her as full of disinformation and lies. china will use this moment as a ratchet, as a way to really create a new normal for their milit

in a new article for politico, kyle, you write about trump's quote throw everything about -- against the wall response to the fbi search of his florida home. how has this new doj investigation caught his legal team off-guard? >> it's surprising they were caught off guard given we know how much background there was here with what was going on between the trump team and the defense department for months over these records. deep suspicion in the doj that turned out to be well founded that they hadn't received everything they wanted for mar-a-lago. but when the court ordered the search we still haven't really seen a full fledged legal strategy coming from trump's team. while trump on friday teased the idea that they would file a major motion to sort of combat what's happening. they've not been filed yet, and it's almost two weeks after the search happened. and we've seen reactions to these things within hours or within a day. here it took them two weeks to even say they wanted to file something and we're still not even sure with the -- of that is gonna be. they seem to be flat-footed. th

>> guillermo: kyle. >> lamorne: kyle, thank you, kyle. >> guillermo: you're welcome. you're welcome. >> lamorne: guys, well, kyle, you might want to pay attention to this. according to a new study, young people are using marijuana and hallucinogens more than ever before. now, i looked it up and apparently "marijuana" is a plant, you know, that some people, they -- they smoke it, apparently. [ laughter ] this is the first time i've heard of the stuff. just be cool. my mom, my mom is here again in the audience. [ cheers and applause ] i got a question for you, mom. you ever smoked marijuana? >> on national tv? [ laughter ] >> lamorne: or in the privacy of your own home, i don't know. >> >> lamorne: don't let the boss for know you're into gummies. >> i didn't say that. >> lamorne: no comment on that. plead the fifth. you can map to that. [ applause ] here's the thing. of course, drig use is tough. it is. life is so bad right now, people would rather fight an ancient serpent in an ayahuasca nightmare than log on to another zoom happy hour. [ laughter ] honestly, i feel li

kyle shanahan explains why thiss a win-win. the red and gold up what is coming up next. > >> join us weekday mornings at 7:00 for life, local new streaming on cbs news bay area. find us ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> jimmy g. will stay in his 49ers' jer

kyle kyle shanahan said he will need some time. so there's better nes better news is that he just made made his debut on the top 100 list at number 96. as for the quarterback position, the speculation is over. we got our first look at trey lance. vernon vernon glenn has the bus from the first preseason game.> >> the buzz is still in the air. air. trey lance and his performance against the packers. something his teammates see every day. what you think about trey lance? he completed four of of five passes, including this to danny gray, a 76 yard touchdown. he showed his speed. he showed his wheels to get down down the field. i talked with number five after the game. how are your nerves? >> it is good to be back. nothing but excitement and i feel good about where we are at. >> take us through the touchdow. the touchdown. >> danny gray has been doing a great job. >> i'm excited for this year.> >> next up the 49ers go to minnesota on saturday to play the vikings. coverages right here starting at 3:00 p.m., and state after the game for t

. >>> tune in to "worldwide exchange" for our conversation with kyle bass kyle is most known for subprime, but a leader in the greek debt crisis issue in 2008 and 2009. we will talk about the europe d dire situation and what he sees for china. that is our conversation tomorrow with kyle bass. if you can't tune in, set your dvr or follow our podcast. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ hey dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! healthier is managing all your family's prescriptions in one app. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones >>> welcome back let's get technical with the markets and your money and signals we are seeing as traders are gearing up for the end of summer and the worst month of the year for stocks which is september. let's bring in jeff kilburg. jeff, really great to have you on stock futures are down big we saw this friday as well we

also with me is kyle cheney, senior legal affairs reporter for politico, and harry litman, former u.s. attorney and host of "the talking feds" podcast. thank you all for being with me. sam, first, we want to go to you. the government has until thursday to submit the redactions it wants to this affidavit. what will this process look like and what else did the judge say? >> reporter: so, lindsey, right now, we know that there is absolutely the potential in this case for it to drag on. the judge ordered a directive for the next six days now, seven as of yesterday, for the doj to provide its version of the redacted affidavit, what they would like to see released, not like to, but think is realistic to get out there. the judge will then review it, and he has seen the entire affidavit and has some idea of what's in there and thinks what the public is entitled to see. they'll try to figure out a middle ground. if they cannot, the next step is that the judge would seal his version and that would start his appellate process. so who knows how long that goes on for. if they can't come to terms,

kyle and i just started floating the idea, probably a month ago. you know what if we kept them here in a backup capacity, you know, at some point we shared that with jimmy. it was important for kyle to let train. oh, that. you know that. that may be a possibility. i remember the first week of training camp saying to jimmy, like if you don't like any of these opportunities if you don't go to the place you want, you can't get the contract that you want. we would love to have you here as a backup, and a backup role was great. there was no problems with it at all. i told him the exact same thing that i told jimmy options of bringing jimmy here that it had to be in a backup type deal, and that was the only option. here's the picture that trey lance posted on his instagram account today. that's lance in the foreground, backed up by garoppolo and brock purdy. that's right. mr irrelevant. the last player picked in the draft made the team and nate said field did not was initially projected to be lance's backup and had his moments in the preseason. the final

i'm laura kyle. countries have tried for years to reach a global agreement on protecting the high seas, it areas of the world's oceans that fall beyond the jurisdiction of any one nation. each country has exclusive use of its territorial waters which run up to 370 kilometers from the shorelines. they are highlighted in light blue on the map. beyond that in the dark blue are the high seas international , waters that make up most of our planet's oceans. scientists say existing laws aren't strong enough to protect those areas. the high seas are crucial for supporting marine life as well as absorbing carbon dioxide and heat caused by global warming . u.n. member states are meeting in new york to try to agree on a legally binding treaty. they've been negotiating for the past 10 years. two thirds of the world's ocean is considered international waters. that means all countries have a right to fish, ship, and carry out research in them, but only. -- but only 1.2% of them are protected. this means most of th

it's a catch-22 for 49ers head coach kyle shanahan. he as happy with the competitiveness, but there needs to be a line. >> i love the intensity of it. i don't think you have to fight to be intense, though. scuffles are scuffles. and they lead to other stuff. most people probably slvoted wh was the most physical team on tape last year, we one most of that. >> the 49ers have reportedly sign willie snead. he got off to a great start and has 16 touchdown catches and is coming off theleast-oductive season of his career. a rare friday off for giants and athletics, theme, bay bridge series begins tomorrow. the a's are 9 and 5, giants 3 and 12. they subplit their two-game stretch began in april. >> juan soto, his padres-dodgers debut. the dodgers cruised in this one. bottom three, cody bellinger, the hard hit to score a run. and the dodgers never holooked back. they win it by one. the giants are now 22 games back in the division for those of you still counting at home. >>> tennis. coco gauff taking the court with a new friend before facing pau

our meteorologist kyle grogan here now with the forecast on this monday. we're starting off the first week of school and it really feels like summer. yeah, it really does no doubt about it. and it was awfully nice last weekend as well. and everybody got out and enjoy that. >> but we do have some kind of unfortunate news use other kind of haze that was hanging there. it is because our air quality is changing. you can see that we have very few pops of green here. so most of us in moderate air quality. and if you look up to the north here, you cas see we've got orange heading our way. and that is because the fire north of us is starting to sense some smoke and down our way. so unfortunately up in ukiah in clear lake, they're starting to get into that poor air quality category. as we look at the smart tracker here, this is from the 6 rivers lightning complex fire that you can see right here that is in the county fire further north. but this is the one that is still burning. that is really starting to sense of smoke down. as we look at our smoke tracker, you ca

>> kyle, cheney, christian holmes, thank you so much. jessica, i'll see you here after the break. it's astonishing to think about. it's one thing to talk about alphabet city and alphabet soup. but to think about all of this being mixed together as if each thing does not mean something in terms of the classification is truly stunning. >>> we are just getting started as we examine the impact of this affidavit. we'll go through the paperwork, with the fbi, and the doj veterans. we'll examine the legal exposure for donald trump who one ally says, "really needs a competent defense attorney." that person's name, captain obvious. we'll be right back. money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours

laura. >> kyle cheney, kristen holmes, thank you so much. jessica, i'll see you after the break. it's just astonishing to think about. it's one thing to talk about alphabet city and alphabet soup, but to think about all of this being mixed together as if each thing does not mean something in terms of classification is truly stunning. we're just getting started. as we examine the impact of this affidavit, we're going to go through the paperwork with fbi, with doj veterans and examine the legal exposure for donald trump who one ally says, quote, really needs a competent defense attorney. that person's name, captain obvious. right back. that lets you shop over 17,000 cars frfrom home. creatingng a coast-to-coast network to deliver your car asas soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing, with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer, because our customers love it. see for yourself at carvana.com joe biden and democrats in congress just passed a

kyle and i just started floating the idea, probably a month ago. you know what if we kept them here in a backup capacity, you know, at some point we shared that with jimmy . it was important for kyle to let train. oh that. you know that. that may be a possibility . i remember the first week of training camp saying to jimmy, like, if you don't like any of these opportunities if you don't go to the place you want, you can't get the contract that you want. we would love to have you here as a backup, and a backup role was great. there was no problems with it at all. i told him the exact same things that i told jimmy actions of bringing jimmy here that it had to be in a backup type deal, and that was the only option. well trey lance didn't waste any time showing his approval of the situation posted this to instagram. lance clearly the top dog in the photo with garoppolo and brock purdy in the background, so it's all rosey right? grant cohn of sports illustrated. i mean, it's obviously it's not ideal to have this quarterback drama. i mean, there's a scen

love seeing kyle use check on their how cool the full-back made it into the top 100. and i mean, he's amazing. he's made the pro bowl every year since 2016. so who else is on that right now? that many people. so he deserves to be on that list? i was a little surprised that trent williams wasn't higher. i mean, you look at the guys were above him and you think, ok, these guys are all very talented, but he is by far the best in his position at the lee in the league. and so you're saying it just kind of goes to show you how undervalued offensive lineman, right? if you're saying that, you know, look at their 14 players in a given time, we're bette

we'll have to see. >> thank you kyle. over here in the room. >> what is been done to determine the validity of citizenship on voter registration card? 35 million illegal aliens and 2 million more juste this year what are we doing to make sure those people do not register to vote? and if they do do a check on the validity of their citizenship? >> that is a real problem for that is a real problem. one of the problems is we've gotten for example bad decisions off of liberal federal judges in florida and elsewhere. when states have tried to put in provisions that would require election officials to check the citizenship some federal judges that you cannot do that. i think those decisions are wrong. it is a real problem. actually one of things you did in your election reform bill was put in a provision requiring secretary of state of texas to regularly check with the dmv. in every state across the country as you all know you are an alien and here legally you can get a drivers license. a dozen or devon have states now provide i

before practice, kyle sheahan was asked about his memories of bryant young, the player. shanahan's father, mike was the team's offensive coordinator at the time when young began his nfl journey which gave kyle a unique opportunity to get a front row seat for the beginning of b.y.'s career. >> i love b.y. i was a ball boy when he got drafted. and he talked about a rookie who comes in who doesn't act like a rookie that guy was a man from day one. and for me to even know that as a seventh grader shows how unusual it was an how much he stuck out. >> so deserving as a player and one of the most impressive people too. >> the bay bridge series is back. giants and a's currently battling in the east bay. at last check 6-1 gi giants in e sixth. we'll have highlights at 11:00. the clock is ticking for the a's a deal done before the end of the year when they temperature out. they need to come -- when they term out. they need to come to an agreement in order to present a financial am sys to city council. we caught up with one of oakland's top may oriole candidates and how she's balan

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. >> thank you, kyle. we need to move on to the next item. >> >>clerk: the next item 4. >> approval of minutes of the may 24, 2022, commission on the environment meeting. (explanatory document: may 24, 2022, draft minutes) (discussion and action) >> any discussion or changes? >> move approval. >> commissioner sullivan moves approval. second from mr. hunter. having no more discussion by commissioners, let's open this up for public comment. >> we will begin public comment in the room. are there any members of the public present in the room today wishing to speak, if so, please come up one by one and please speak clearly into the mic. >> seeing none, we will proceed to remote public comment. >> members of the public who wish to make a public comment on this item shall now dial star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold in the queue, please wait until it's your turn to speak. >> okay, we have a caller in the queue. >> hello, caller, you are unmuted. your three minutes begins now. public speaker: again

erie county comptroller kyle fowle. city council president liz allen. erie city councilman -- member jasmine florez. erie city councilmember chuck nelson. gary school director. [cheering] >> warren county commissioner jeff huddleston. [cheering] >> venango county democratic party chairman jon clark is in the house. [cheering] >> if there are any other electives that i failed to mention here, i apologize and i will take full responsibility. welcome and thank you for being here to bring john fetterman back to erie. [cheering] [shouting] >> we are here to celebrate a great candidate for u.s. senate tonight. races all across pennsylvania, not just a statewide races but our district races and house races are critically important this year. please give a warm erie welcome to the candidate for the state legislative districts. [cheering] >> let us give a warm reception to chelsea all, our candidate for the fourth legislative district. answering a heavy rideshare with john fetterman back and forth to washington, d.c., the next congressman for the 16th district.