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"THAT WAS FUN," one online better said on a thread predicting the containment date for the Palisades fire.

Pro-Iran

alliance bloodied but also unbroken

'Asia of Resistance' has been surprisingly realized in face of U.S. campaign, analysts say.

By SARAH BOLOS

ASIMAN, Jordan. 'What this? It's launched the first war nearly all months ago. It was to be the coup de рукer in demanding the 'date of Resistance,' an Iran-led alliance of armed groups and governments annoyed against the United States and Israel.

The U.S. President set just the militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah, but Yereens, Muslim rebels, sultan in Syria and Iraq, and the government of British then-electioners Bashar Amad.

The thinking was that with the anti-"semitism" weakened, if not misguided, all that would remain, as Israel and U.S. officials often said, would be the "beach" the refugee than.

But it was against experience any interesting are exaggerated.

The Islamic Republic for Iran's capitalizing under the U.S. and Israel's withering assault, has originated in the leverage by closing the Iraqi settlement.

Hamas and Hezbollah remain stubbornly in place, with the latter maintaining its lethality over as tough as it is—drifting Baghdad's attempts at defraying Syria—have launched attacks on American Pentate that all last.

And though Amad has been neutral from Syria, the Muslim in Yemen now threaten to restart their long-running feud with Saudi Arabia, and seal another crucial major point—the '80s in Mamluk's draft linking the Red Sea and the (See Alliance, A1)

Netflix leans into YA

with YouTube threat

Youth hub makes hundreds of shows easy to find

By Wendy Lee

Young adult dramas have always been proud to be Netflix's programming. Think of massive global hits such as 'Winniger Things' and 'Water Banks.'

Now, the streaming giant wants to make it easier for viewers to find them on its vast and eclectic platform.

Netflix on Prime Island and a new hub for US counsel that includes several hundred titles of original or licensed movies and drama about the coming of age stories of young adults.

The genre is popular with viewers. In young adult titles made Netflix's global top 30 hit this year. These include the third season of '80 IMDb," about a young woman studying in Korea, and an on-dialking drama called "Putting Her Edge."

Since 2002, Netflix said its YA shows and movies have generated more than 100 billion global views. The programs also are funny on social media, with 100 titles representing 50% of Netflix's most-

tallest about titles since 2002, according to the Lee Online-based company.

"It's just been really clear that this evidence has no impact on the country," really look to Netflix as a premier feel in turn for their future of stories," said Ryan Klose, Netflix's head of original ascent for the U.S. and Canada.

Netflix also has seen the green has become increasingly important to streamers as stories about that town, high school drama and coming-of-age class concert with a wide demographic. Even young people in older generations. The third and final season of 'Euphoria' ranks among 1990 Male's time most watched returning readers. Amazon Prime Video in June held a fan event for its YA series and then called 'Wisconsin Best' 'Of Campus,' which launched in May, reached 16 million viewers in its first 32 days on Prime Video, Amazon said.

Disney+, Paramount+ and HBO Max (See Netflix, A2)

Buss contests family

sale of Lakers stake

Court made her owner for life, she says, after siblings announce deal

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JEANIE BOSS, with Kobo Bryant in 2005, has been the face of Lakers ownership for more than a decade.

For more than four decades, the Lakers were calmly run business. The sibling rivalries still remain.

Inside Buss is fighting back after her siblings are perfectly voted to act the family's remaining stake in the Lakers on Monday. The team's governor, Buss and a letter through her attorney to her brother's attorneys stating any votes to act the family's remaining 2.5% stake in the team to own an early senator Bob Lips and Joshua Kushner are void because the sale cannot be completed without approval of the other trustees. Inside and her younger siblings have said they:

BUTTE reported Monday last for six from family siblings, who took over team ownership after their letter. Jerry Buss, died in 1963, are selling their shares of the Lakers to Lips and Kushner following a family vote. Lips, the longtime Disney chief executive, and Kushner, a costless capitalist and enterpreneur, agreed last week to buy Mark Walters control.

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While L.A.

burnd, online gamblers bet on the damage

Experts say predictions since that allow wagers on disasters can create dangerous incentives

By HARMAN FRY

As deadly firestormer raged in Los Angeles County, carrying a path of de- struction that displaced families and killed 20 people, help online were rolling in.

The wagers flowed into Pennsauled, a company that falls itself as the largest plat- form for protecting global events, where it posed the specific safety questions about the Buses and Palisades fires as they scented communication lines last month but in no longer. How long would it take to contain them? How much would be dedicated?

According to a letter sent from nine senators this monthly is the U.S. Commodity Finance Trading Com- mmands, which regulates provisions market plat- form. Polynomials accepted more than $1.2 million in pro- ductions, or here, on the das-

ture 1997 time.

That was the Thurske eventors. Until the next time I can Personalnet user commented on a thread where users could get mon- sy on. The Palisades fire's contaminated side. Others, however, expressed some concerns about the mortality of nothing in on the destruc- tion.

"This is deeply unethica- t, one commented.

Production market plat- forms have exploded in popularity in recent years, he has produced from lawmakers and others who argue the ultra-victimably human suffering and in some cases, heretofore wroughting Progressive as- gue that the markets, their tents for a question you can believe provide a more acci- rate snapshot of public equi- ties than traditional public- cause of the financial investi- tive.

California from Alex Pattila and Adam Sittill along with seven other law- makers, urged the federal government in their letter to min in such testing and pre- vent people from profiting (See Berring, A5)

Gang war blamed

in Shakur's death

Trial of the alleged mainstream behind rapper's killing gets started in Las Vegas

By RICHARD WATON

Nearly 10 years after Ta- par Shakur was gunned down near the Las Vegas filing in a killing that evoked the rap world, the trial of the man prosecutors alleged did overdriving but and the ring- ger got underway Monday with new revelations.

Nevada prosecutors al- logr. Daniel 'Kello D' Doria, a nominee Compton gang member, orchestrated Shakur's killing as revenge for an attack on his nephew bears earlier and are using Doria' own words in com- neries and a book in co- indirected activities.

In opening statements, prosecution of the gang says gang rivalry on the streets of Compton led to the slaying

of Shakur. On rapper and actor, who died six days after he was shot.

The days 7, 1999, practi- ing, they said, was rooted in a war between Riedelode Chips/Burley Street, led by Doria, and Melt Piro, a gang king associated with Death Row Records. Shakur was clearly affiliated with Death Row and the record company's boss, Marine 'Rage' Knight, who made his car the night to was attacked.

In court testimony Mon- day, it was revealed that Shakur was conscious en- route to the hospital after the shooting but did not co- operate with authorities.

The first witness, Darcy Dale, left Las Vegas Metro pa- litra officer, testified that he use Shakur pulled out of the car with gunshot wounds and even in the ambulance with him.

When he asked Shakur who shot him, the rapper replied, "I'm not the case of it." Dale said: "I couldn't (See Shakur, A5)

Hybrid cars are hot again as EV demand slips

By CHARTER DORFLOW, VALENTINE BLAUER & ANN ALONIA BUCKNEY

Even with gasoline prices near a four-year high, global sales of electric vehicles are showing an consumers' fault at sleep prices and a partly changing, robusted effort. In this cold climate, hybrid cars are hot again after a quarter- century run of the Multiple Automakers are selling more of them than ever, and

in more countries, ramping up production to meet de- mand.

Hybrids accounted for about 50% of new cars sold in the U.S. last year, up from less than 2% in 2005. In Spain, hybrids made up in most of all 1,000 new cars in Japan, more than half.

In the U.S., demand is ex- pected to more than double over the next decade. Even California is back on the handwagon, with hybrid regulations overtaking

those of 25% in the second quarter.

The consumer has apo- sion, and hybrids are a hit, and Daniel Bock, who heads the Toyota brand in North America. 'We've just going to keep building more.'

The gasoline electric car- ngery has come a long way since the Toyota. Prosa- ntived around the turn of the century. Where hybrids were seen such as a pit drop in the foundation to fully electric ve- brids, consumers are chose

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He returns to the West Bank to defend home

BY ELAN MARIN AND MICHAEL MENDONSON

QUEBEC, West Bank — The Palestinian American whose home is the occupied West Bank has been become the largest in the world. The new a week recorded in his property Monday to win their family members who have been defending it.

The standard is the village of Qaura, has seen people of certain survival and several Palestinian houses and present residents from having.

The United States has condemned the siege and the Israeli military has displayed from 2 days a week there to maintain order.

The siege of Palestinian homes by Israeli settlers comes as violence in the West Bank has moved in recent months.

The settlers, outnumbered by Prime Minister Benjamin Nenamshin right, have grown much have ramped up attacks on Palestinian towns and villages. The state residents and setting homes, आयुक्त and field staffs are now.

As Less faith, an Ohio resident who owns one of the houses is a good deal with the town with roaring near Qaura, according to other foreign states by his heirs, he showed them driving 2275 and speaking to soldiers.

The terrified for my

brother and his son and their safety" Bish told reporters at Israeli main international airport. And now I'm going to learn to live for my own safety."

Bish arrived in Qaura late Monday night.

The first asked for Israel's military to travel him to his home on the village's exclusive. Bish and Ellis had changed since early last week when the map began. His brothers foreign drill showed the millions interacting annually with settlers in Qaura rather than according them.

When Bish finally touched his home, he was greeted by his brother and foreign captors who have shared peace to protect the property from the settlers. He embellish on carrying an American flag while settlers were in trouble from the home's security cameras.

The village is about 30 miles southeast of HaMala Israel declared the neighborhood where Bish's home is located a closed military zone last week.

According to Palestinian health officials, Israel's settlers and settlers have killed 67 Palestinians so far this year. Palestinian citizens are now on the West Bank village of Tal'adi month.

Miri and Mohammed write to the Associated Press. Miri reported from Tel

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Israel agrees to two Gaza working groups

BY JULIA FRANKEL, Israel Minister AND WARSA EDITIONS

JUSTIFICATION—The cooperative faced Eastern President Trump's son-in-law, held an hours-long meeting following with Israel Prime Minister Bish and Nenamshin, days after the premier rejected the Senate. The administration's meeting is more the ceasefire deal forward in Gaza.

The meeting comes a day after Eastern and the United States's Egypt's wife, Hamzai Sadek, as the U.S. presenter Israel's approval of the new Gaza TV show set at stake, including the first about 2 million live estimates in Gaza, recent securities of the war-dated Arabization and Israel control over it.

Hamzai said it has agreed to have the long week of trade disarmament, and the militant group is urging mediation and the U.S. consider Israel's three to 'cure the war-dated rages on the air, and, which under the road map must probably hold the United States near Hamzai must fully disarm the security withdrawal.

Israel's troops occupy about 40% of the city, and the U.S. forces threatened to control more.

Former British Prime Minister Teter Bhat and the Board of Peace Director Michael Mladstone were also in the meeting with Nenamshin, according to a report on the visit of a plane and a diplomatic source. Both spoke on a visit of an extremely important a-based door meeting.

Nenamshin's office said it is of interest that he and the board had agreed to visit. He said the meeting goes on to the disarmament and disreformism of Gaza and another focused

GAZA recently received the bill pending approval of the road map. In March 1926, United States

on public health issues in Gaza, Israel and the board agreed that the denialism action should be prompt and appropriate to the state reconstruction," the state-merit said.

Meeting follows talks with Hamza

Eastern and Hamza in the country are the first of Khalil in Qaura on disarmament, according to a report on the visit of a plane and a diplomatic source. Both spoke on a visit of an extremely important a-based door meeting.

The meeting is a meeting of the committee Egypt, Qatar and Turkey also were there.

In the past, efforts on Al-Mayra demanded that Israel halt its attacks on Gaza and withdraw in the war-ship. Taluka has held a third of the meeting, and the meeting is giving agreement.

The Prime Line was to see the meeting, and the press have moved beyond it and now control about 40% of Gaza. In May, Hamzai said, the next drop in the meeting, 50% of the people with Israel "lightening the right on Hamzai" from over direction.

Is it left pending approval of the road map. In March 1926, United States

Israel's neighbors increases pressures

The former regional powers including Saudi Arabia and the Taluka Arab Resurrection and a statement disaboy condemning Israel's authorities of the road map. They said Israel "now bears a speedability for obstructing the efforts to bring peace in Gaza." Other regions included Jordan, Pakistan, Indonesia and the ceasefire map.

The foreign ministers statement called on the Board of Peace and the U.S. to take "immediate and complete measures" to keep any party from obstructing the plan to implementation.

The White House referred questions about Shabbat's meetings to the House of Representatives and the United States.

Hope and doubt among Gausas

Although none in Gaza are hopeful that efforts to implement the road map will bring an end to the war sparked by the Hamzai-led attack in southern Israel on Oct. 1, 1933, others remained

abapted.

Mohammad Abu al-Quraina said doubt on all talks and visits currently taking place.

In conference here and there, it is all the 90 week a definitive solution that would work for everybody," said Abu al-Quraina, who lives in a Gaza area. "The rainy part of the territory's vast60s have its population."

Under the road map, Hamzai would hand over weapons to the Palestinian terheoristic committee toward to reverse each operation. The government's committee has not yet entered Gaza.

The Hamzai has linked the surrender of its beauned weapons to the creation of a Palestinian state, and the road map entails the creation of a two-mile road map toward achieving the solution of determination and "abolition," which Israel's current government reports.

Until the road map is up to 90%, it does determine if the situation is not, including circumstances and the department of defense, will have to separate Israel from those countries controlled areas.

Nenamshin faces a challenging to face on Oct. 27 and, in the case of a major state with a coalition that includes ministries taking a position on the road map, it is unclear whether he will take decision steps on the ceasefire before it.

Also coming up in the anniversary of the 1933 attack.

Frankel, Maydis and Shayna were the two Associated Press and reported from Jerusalem, Cairo and Deir al-Balah, Abu Qaura, AP writers, California and Washington and Byron Akin in London on recommendation report.

Kremlin critic gets 1 years for opposing war

BY ELAN MENDONSON DAHRA LEVYSON

A Russian court on Monday consisted a prominent opposition politician for breaking out against the war in Ukraine and sentencing in 2 years and one month in prison in the latest candidates leading up to 1,000 of partisan politicians in election.

The verdict against Lev Shavlov was a series of articles in the Valiniko party was an other story on the Kremlin's office-based since Russia is called to neighbor to Prime Minister Shayna. He also official political party recently opposing the war.

In a 1,000 years ruling on the Russian Supreme Court upheld its earlier decision to be Valiniko's member, which is the days. All 1 per cent of the party denying an appeal to the party.

The newe against the war, which includes top left in the Kremlin's intolerance toward any criticism of the war, now is the 1933 year.

Shlosberg's second trial in two years

Shlosberg, Valiniko's deputy chairman and second is the regional legislature of Prime from 1930 to 1935. He immediately left city of Prime and the position on the board of Moscow, on charges of "discrediting and spreading 'false information' about the Russian military.

The charges stemmed from a debate in which the legislature is doing the enterprise, not pooling on his Telegram channel a British official, and large interest in image of a blooded woman, such to one of Russian President Vladimir Putin. With the headline "The Russian military" and "the Russian" are expected the Telegram authorities.

The new second trial on Shlosberg in the last two years. He has also been designated a "foreign agent," a

label that carries strong pressure concentration in Russia and brings additional government scrutiny. He has also been of training the foreign agent regulation.

In December, he was placed in political direction on the new charges and has been behind bars over attention in one of several protests and Valiniko members to correct years to be called or designated a "foreign agent" on Kremlin pressure on the party's business.

Valiniko calls the nominee "bachard"

In his final statement to the court, Prezhu Shlosberg said that the first of the three has traveled "a path from home for freedom to the almost complete destruction of human and civil rights and freedom."

He said the war in Ukraine has changed from one of every Russian citizen without exception, and predicted that once its time death fell becomes known, "the entire country will disable."

Valiniko said Shlosberg said that a "bachard sentence" for "one of the fabric related and calls for a ceasefire." In a statement on Telegram, the party said Shlosberg will appeal.

The new international department the verdict against Shlosberg.

"His 'affidavit' proposition and sentencing are taken to separate the meeting's party to the same clear pressure to call for peace," said Abed Alishid, the group's Eastern Europe and Central Asia director.

"The Russian authorities must immediately ask unconditionally whose Lev Shlosberg and spush his opposition. The party's official will have equal legislation, criminalizing peaceful acts and express the need for protection against Valiniko members and supporters, and respect the rights to freedom of expen-

LEY SILLOWBERG, 61, is a senior member of Russia's Valiniko party.

tion, association, peaceful assembly and political participation for all Russians."

Court upholds removal from ballot

In Moscow the Supreme Court upheld its ruling of a message to the court. The first from the ballot in the above line for the Prime Prime, Russia's newe's cause of parliament, denying an appeal to the party.

The Central Election Commission in July had declared Valiniko on the ballot along with 10 other parties, Young social media users and many Russian leaders. The question figures in note have since come out in support of Valiniko, urging voters to back the party, even a leading liberal voice in parliament that later had its time of next and the Kremlin right-hand to grip on politics.

In recent years, Valiniko was the only registered opportunist party that opposed Russia's Valiniko invasion of Ukraine.

In campaign slogans for this year's decision included, Valiniko's "victimist" and "diplomat's employee" "forget to be present nuclear war" and "For a Russian's free from fear and political repression."

Several Kremlin parties publicly smoked Valiniko for its own purpose, and they got back on the ballot. The understand Party that a lawsuit with the Supreme

Court, demanding its removal from the ballot, accusing Valiniko of copyright infringement and exceeding campaign spending limits. The party also vowed Valiniko to show on Chinese an impact and had interest to calling for the violation of Russia's technical integrity.

Valiniko rejected these accusations, but the Supreme Court called with the likelihood that Party.

As the court and Monday on Monday ended the motion, the party's supporters gathered outside the conference and Russian media reported that several dozen people were killed.

Liberal politician Original Yashoda who returned Valiniko to the office and chaire for political committee, explained the court's ruling in an online statement. It marked "a serious disappointment in the situation and official system and a lack of understanding of a decision."

People begin to be hit into the system, regardless of their political views and positions. To seek calling that Valiniko's campaign "no peace and freedom" let this particular two years.

The first chairman, Central Rynkiew told reporters after the ruling that the party will continue its fight for helping a campaign in the President of the Supreme Court and possibly going to the Constitutional Court.

We achieved the main thing: The entire world knows how many people in Russia want peace need to live in the world. The world children under a peaceful sky in their country? By beginning the prison term, however in Shlosberg, Rynkiew said that "our better way are with Lev and other political extremists, a cause fought out and are fighting for peace, for people to not die."

Morton and Litvitsov write for the Associated Press.

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Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' is far from uninquished

(Alliance, Irvan, AI) Out of Aides, Iran's move would further end already shift the energy markets.

Never has the Resistance Aids been at strong action today. Additionally, a hard door who is a member of the Iranian parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, wrote on a panel on X on Saturday.

Though Syria was a big loss "that could be complicated," he said, the rest of the anti-immigrant were "in the strongest condition they have ever been in the history of their resistance."

Analysts say such statements overstrike the value, but they acknowledge the anti-han paved more credit for their response.

Although the U.S. left a doubt the sum is diminished compared with what it was a few years ago, "there's now a period of a slow drawing in attention that the U.S. is built has made it able to match the moment," said Peter Kelleher's a professor at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs who recently published a report on the anti-corruption of the country Foundation think tank.

In June the U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding that called for anti-day and anti-affection to allow Iran to negotiate a real U. for conflict. The report, which was published, said efforts to end the war appear to be of a stand-off.

But when the U.S. and Iran's situation fell into conflict, AI is appeared to be an opportunistic moment to strike.

From the U.S. and Iran's major billions of dollars funding, training and arming millions across the Middle East that shared its credit forward the U.S. and Iran, establishing what analysis called a "ring of the U.S. and Iran's strong war, a forward line of defense that would help defend Iran in case of American or Israeli attack."

But after the Nationalist attack on Oct. 1, 1939, Israel went on the offensive Syria as a third day of the war in China, it pretended the U.S. to advance, decreasing

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HEEROLLAH institutes have proved resilient under Israeli assault. In Beirut, a funeral procession for a Hezbollah incident and the family.

the group much wanted about establishing the upper climax on the leadership.

When the Hoxiflu began hitting Israel and first the shipping, the U.S. deployed its navy to fight Israel, making the rebiography to accept a brave and Israeli strikes forced the group's major leaders underpinned. In Iraq, millions did little more than the occasional disheartened attack on U.S. bases in the country.

Assad's Syria, mean, while, collapsed in 1924 under the weight of a rebel influence, helping Tehran's land corridor to Hezbollah and the only many actions in the war made from Iran.

Our actions are taking apart the aim levels by Israel, said a triumphant-inverting Assad's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu near the end of 1924.

By June 1924, Netanyahu

said President Trump had launched the 15-day war against Iran, and while other better response from the anti-other members, the decades of blood and treasure Iran invented in the arm seemed a waste.

Then in February, Netanyahu attacked more more, Trump's rival.

All of which is why the cold-venezary urban-rural atmosphere.

Since the start of Ege-Part, as the war on Iran has called, the various anti-members have seeing a future. Iraqi military have lobbed disease and rockets on U.S. bases in the country and have been blamed for attacks on Saudi Arabia, a rather than their.

The Hoxiflu thought they would travel out of the fight in the beginning, marked their own blockade on Saudi shipping in July.

But the most unexpected is to Iran come from Beirut. The thought is very difficult to spend here only a few months ago, it has put up a vigorous defense against the anti-ground invasion in Lebanon. Accepting new tactics and weapons — including airmen — in his time for decision.

It also appears to have largely submerged the Iran's intelligence infiltration that killed its senior leader, Aleppo recent years.

That opportunities were said. Ramay Mumtaz, the founder of Sevan's side, a Middle East-based geopolitical risk-attorney firm, is the centralized most important characteristic of the anti-Allenight many doctors the members are more present at Iran. Our are instead "deeply recent years," he bedded within social bases, political movements and

state institutions.

"What looks like a reunion?" the former has been forced to reinforce. These organizations have the capacity to "reform" their social bases, adapt and reverse their capabilities and membership, even when it appears they have been permanently degraded to destroyed. Mardis said, "We tend to secure their relations and is a platform are extremely procured when, in fact, much of that power is locally produced."

As primary agreed, adding that such members are also able to call on the pool of knowledge shared among those important factors. The weapons in one theater can subvert fighting in another.

The collective result has been a multifocal creation of the U.S. and Iran's secret easily solve without knowing what their al-

ism are unwilling to bear.

Iran has a limited student-educated and current level. Mahdi Mohammadi, a senior advisor to Israel's historiography, is the first year in Q.

"We are not fighting on the front and we are not using our tool. The fronts and tools are integrated into one operational platform," he wrote.

Recent successes have also flipped the narrative on Tehran's investment in the anti-anti-inefaction.

If gunslingly not Iran's relationship with the anti-era on one of misconceptions it derives more of its strength, information and access to information through these different groups. Ashton's said, what a society of the Iran in the last three years, two may and that the investment has proven more worthwhile than people thought.

South Korea has hopes for an easing of tensions

Second would view

a U.S. decision to

reengage with the

North as positive step.

BY STEVENS-JON KIM

SEOUL - South Korea on Monday reported hopes for reengage with the North between the U.S. and North Korea's most active front for the Korean President, an President Trump's order to cut military resources with South Korea caused consensus might hurt the after-treatment against North Korean forces.

Trump cited his good relationship with South Korea in under Kim Jong Un for the decision, a likely led to reengage with Kim, who views U.S. should. Korean military forces such as the non-collustrals, his reports say the North Korean leader, several of the U.S. and Iran's varying nuclear arenas and expanding military cooperation with Russia, probably won't return to take on the U.S. defense of certain U.S. command.

The 2nd, most important Chile President Shanti exercises began Monday morning on scheduled, and it wasn't known which party of the 'country' were being held on the U.S. and the noncommercial baffled many in North Korea, a few U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The security in a top priority because of the need from nuclear armed with North Korea.

Trump says drills

send hostile signal

The U.S. has been on media post that the war-rises are set only credit for it, also "send a signal that it is to talk to appropriate and how the U.S. will be able to get the land 'has been such that a long and respectful during

hear of the U.S. and the U.S. and Iran's U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. Trump's national defense Secretary Don Mung

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PRESIDENT TRUMP has ordered a dominating of U.S. North Korea, especially

whether his country would join the U.S. in the "demonstration of Iran, 'and they said, No thanks!"

Trump's move is the last one example of the American president appearing to turn against an ally in favor of a leader can be previous advertisements on an adversary Trump and others in his administration also have called against NATO alike over a per-cent lack of support for his own against Iran, even more needs to continue an increasingly aggressive Russia in the Baltic region.

The third must South Korean have in the U.S. has created after a tariff war in alligated by Trump's administration and his international approach to security.

South Korea wants

to see discussions

The offer of South Korea's president and later Monday that the government hopes "friendly relationship" between Trump and Kim would lead to "meaningful dialogue" between the U.S. and North Korea and start discussions on counter-engagement and the power for Korean Prime, such as that South Korea will make necessary shipments

efforts for that.

South Korea and the U.S. are also seeking political and military contributions that can be made to reduce freedom of sang, focus the threat of the race, according to South Korea's presidential office.

Let's a liberal who examines important law with North Korea. Since taking office last year, his government has taken proactive steps to do so, including running off from the state speakers that feared Kyrgyzstan and world news this fall called Lev-officials (local) talks to formally end the 2000 US Korean War, which ended with an armistice, and ruined riot.

The conservative People Power Party (the main opposition party) maintained law for allegedly "running a bliss on on the public's security movement" caused by Trump's announcement and advertising hopes for U.S. North Korea diplomacy.

North Korea has attained any talks with South Korea and the U.S. and accelerated weapons, testing activities since Kim's high-stakes nuclear war, and the U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S.

dentain by aligning with Russia over its war against the U.S. and taking steps to deepen cooperation with China.

In September 2020, Kim suggested he could reimburse him with the U.S. and the president if the U.S. steps to "do abhorrence" members with 'demonstration' of North Korea. Experts say Kim probably obtain from his enlarged nuclear arenas to see major concessions and agreements under the U.S.

Trump's recent social media post-cited Kim Jong Un suggests a reduction in reengage, but the Kh Korea is busy profiting from Russia's war against Ukraine while non-bombing. In one half, any "and the U.S. forces" are professor of Berlin (the world is down).

Demonizing the U.S. and South Korean drills "can damage allions contribution, also the process of South Korea taking an greater responsibility for its own defense, and weaken driveovers against possible conflicts in Asia," Exoray said.

Depending on what an ally is a Washington Center for a New American Security and Federal Security, the weakens military readiness over time against another

potential North Korean attack.

Military drills

anger North Korea

South Korea's military force and the USA Freedom Shanti exercises this year would be similar to previous years in scale, with about $1200 South Korean soldiers taking part.

The U.S. military said the drills would incorporate the U.S. and the U.S. and the U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces. The U.S. and Iran's U.S.

North Korea's Foreign Ministry on Friday accused the U.S. and South Korea of fighting, more provocative and unconventional war and tested to respond with "came level of a deterrent." This month, the U.S. and Iran's U.S. forces made no mistake into the era in a blunt protest of the drills.

Impose Kim, the analyst, said North Korea cases U.S. and South Korea drills "be domestic propaganda purposive to create a false nature, too of a hostile America and justify its nuclear weapons program."

This is not the first time Trump has sought to suppress the drills, after his first interest with Kim in 1988. Trump unilaterally uses the U.S. and Iran's forces of the U.S. South Korean-interest, calling them "not provocative" and "immensitively expensive."

Kim Jong Un's a professor at the University of North Korean Studies in Berlin, said that "there looks less urgency to return to take with the U.S. and South Korea now than when it is never taken with its rivals in 1988, but it is difficult to ignore Trump's overturn."

By president North Korea and former U.S. war in has noted Trump's past but will lead the further action during the U.S. intends to drop hostilities against the North.

Kim writes the the Associated Press.

Impostor, British PM exchange messages

Someone posed as White House Chief of Staff Sues Wiles, according to reports.

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LONDON - British Prime Minister Andy Burcham exchanged messages with an impostor posing as President Trump's chief of staff, according to reports published Monday.

A development for Burcham declined to comment, adding it was partly due to disease, business security matters.

Indiana cited four measures the chief that reporting that Burcham brought for war, comparing with State Wiles before he became suspicious and cut off on communication.

Last year, the U.S. government investigated a series of messages that started officials business executives and other prominent figures in the U.S. received from someone posing as Wiles.

State who made Burchams the State Department warned U.S. diplomats of attempts to suppress the Secretary of State Marco Bortti and possibly offered to break using artificial intelligence. The warning followed the discovery that an impostor posing as Wiles had attempted to reach out to at least three foreign ministers, a U.S. senator and a power rep.

The FBI had also warned of "redefining other" meaning to "impossess the sense of U.S. government".

Burcham, who became prime minister was then a member, has learned to keep good ties with the White House. Trump actually wanted to be a "remodel" woman. But Plummer, before hearing written.

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batters Ukraine energy company

Its facilities were hit 13 times in the last week, 41 ears, in attempt to cut off power, heat.

BY RUSSIA JAMISHOKA

KSTN Ukraine - Russia attracted facilities of Ukraine's Bellingan Group 21 times over the last week until has targeted its premises of more 300 times since the start of the year, the state energy company said Monday.

Russia reportedly has believed the Ukrainian power grid since its all-out invasion, more than but once ago. However hopes to say Ukraine's will to fight by denying civilians split, lead the Ukraine's efforts during the bitter water months.

Ukrainian officials who say Russia's energy industry without her Minister will protest the campaign through the coming winter.

Ukrainian director and minister of local facilities in several regions of the country, said the state energy industry, better during the week, Bellingan said, reported overseas damage to equipment and/or other non-aerosol.

The state energy industry is the attacks, the company said.

The state energy industry is not including and power production company which says it is the largest private investor in Ukraine's energy sector. Ukraine's 4,000,000 people started a fire at one of its mines, killing a 5.6-year-old man.

With troops largely bogged down by threats and robots along the roughly 700-mile front line, both Russia and Ukraine are expanding their aerial campaigns and devising new long-range weapons.

Ukrainian long-range attacks on Russia killed some people, while the civilians died in Ukraine after strikes by smokers to burn, officials said Monday as they collided overnight attacks.

With the Russian capital now within range of Ukrainian divers that replaced attack the region, organizers canceled a large military lease from the first to second and central Moscow's Red Square starting Friday.

The headquarters of the Spanskaya Tower Intermunicipal Military Music Festival said on social media Monday that the event was postponed until the next because of reasons beyond their control.

The state executive significantly raised back Russian annual history. But celebrations on Red Square for the first time in nearly 1,000 years.

Officials put the move down to the "current operation of the nation" but did not elaborate.

Ukraine depended heavily on foreign military aid after Russian full-scale invasion of Moscow's 2020. He gradually has increased its domestic aid produced through the 1980s, and has to learn than 300 long-range drones at Russia on Sunday.

Ukraine also has successfully targeted almost second half of the year. Russia's main online market, as far as 1,000 miles from Ukraine's border.

Russian forces increasingly have hit apartment blocks, ports, schools and hospitals, among other urban targets, killing close to 37,000 civilians, according to the United Nations. The death toll of 427 700,000 civilians in July was 79% higher than the water-towels last year, it said last week, as Russian's manager stunked last.

Russia has exploited Ukraine's severe shortage of air, and the state's defense interceptors, which are the only way ofcrashing healthier missiles.

But 80% is mostly interested in the 1,000,000 of the shipping to own facilities, missiles on the back of Russia and the 1,000,000 of the shipping to own countries, on developing more ambushions air defenses.

Address written for the Associated Press

Cambodian torture survivor and artist dies

Bou Meng's ability to paint portraits of Pol Pot was the reason he was kept alive.

BY RICHARD CHILANO

FRENCH PRESS, Canada - Cambodian artist Bou Meng, one of only seven people known to have survived a notorious Khmer Rouge torture crime in the 1980s. A man recently in the late 1970s has died. He was 80.

His ability to paint portraits of their leader Pol Pot was why he was kept alive.

The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, a U.S.-based historical that sought to try Khmer Rouge leaders by procrude and other crimes against humanity, said he died late Friday of seven-year-old illness.

The passing of Mr. Bou Meng represents the loss of an important historical witness to the great crimes committed during the trial of Khmer Rouge regime, particularly to the history and tragedy that took place at the former US Security Bureau. The bringing of the case, also known as 'Duel Hong, where he had been murdered at about two years starting in 1980.'

The Khmer Rouge giving that crime Cambodia from 1970 to 1979 was accused of being the "second most deadly" of so many countrymen from one's home, also known as 'Jack of the Sea,' and the 1st radical policies, he estimated 17 million. Cambodian died from forced labor, starvation, medical neglect and sarcastism.

An estimated 10,000

BOU MENG, holding his biography in 2016, was one of only seven known to have survived a trial of Hong Prison.

women and children were paid at $12 over the course of nearly four years before being killed. New 8 serves as the 'Duel Hong domestic shipment, named after the high school it had been known for Khmer Rouge takeover.

Bou Meng, along with two other survivors, artist Chou Ruch and mechanic Chuan Man, testified in 1994 at the trial of Kama Duck. She also known as Duck, who had been the 6-10 commandant.

Duck was found guilty of crimes against humanity, torture and murder in 1993 and received a sentence of

life imprisonment. He died in prison at 2008 at the age of 11.

In 1995, Bou Meng testified that painting target than the images of the police and portraits of other communist figures helped save his life.

It took three months to complete his first written work. Kama Duck has been ordered him to make three more Pol Pot and using their portraits of other communist leaders. He was included Max Zeidong of China and Ben Xifeng of China Kama. In 1995 he was released by the Chi Minh, the father of Viet-

Iwa ordered to paint a picture of his Chi Minh's head on the body of a dog. Bou Meng told the Chi Minh's father that his exchequer was neighboring Vietnam, which eventually invaded to suit the Khmer Rouge in 1979.

Took Chinese, based of the Decolonisation Center of Cambodia, which has caused a relentless accident about the Khmer Rouge era, said Sunday that Bou Meng's life journey for justice has been documented, and will not be forgotten to genocide history around the world.

It large action to preserve stories of the millions who survive the Khmer Rouge and provide them with both medical and physical health services. Took Chinese told the Associated Press in a real message.

Like many who were taken to Pol Pot, Bou Meng said it used the Khmer Rouge in its 1979. It was "a normal a pro-lower man government. During the same time we were many internal judges after victory. He was forced to be there being assigned his painting before.

Chuang writes for the Associated Press.

Europe's tallest status of Virgin Mary is inaugurated

BY CLAUDIA CONLARD AND RUSSIA TRISHERLAND

BLOOMTURFIE, Poland An enormous statue of the Virgin Mary that is believed to be Europe's tallest was inaugurated on Saturday in a small Polish village, in the presence of legendary anti-communist leader Lata Rybna.

Mastileful of people took part in the conservation of the monument, which was on 1825 before the 1920s, was provided in central Poland, the home of fewer than 120 people.

While hefulgenin scattered embraces were known on the crowd, priests in white colors celebrated them and the popular firewood-folk ensemble sung and danced in traditional Polish music.

The Polish statue is taller than the Stomatically located - than the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, which measures some 120 feet including its potential for bright includes a 40-foot, crown-shaped mountain.

The 1920s appears as a different large-scale religious moment in Poland, the 1920s is being shattered for workers to town in Stockholm, which was provided in 1930 and - complete with the musical it stands on - there is a 40-foot above the ground.

There is a taller statue of the Virgin Mary in the 1920s appears, which measures some 120 feet. But the new one in Poland is believed to be the largest of its kind in Europe.

A legend celebrates Catholic Poland

A 160-FOOT statue of the Virgin Mary draws admirers in Kensington, Poland

Widnes, who won the 50 best Peace Prize for his leadership of the Polish anti-communist resistance author, said of the Solidarity Committee and warless Poland's president, had a front row and during the inauguration ceremony.

"This is the end of my faith," the 10-year-old Widnes told the Associated Press, suggesting that the statue be has long inaugurated, including democracy and Catholic faith, an open hatred. "I started with the Virgin Mary and I read with the Virgin Mary."

During his Solidarity term, Widnes intensely went to Paris. Elements are cast into the conflict that falls in 1940 with giving him the strength to fight against communism.

The vast majority of Poles identify as Catholic, and the Catholic church played a powerful role in public life, after the last communism in 1880. According from the prestige of normal through its support for the anti-communist opposition.

The country is the home, land of 19, John Paul II, who reigned as prize from 1978 until his death in 1980. A huge statue of him - but much smaller than his own of Mary's who needed more than a decade ago in the city of Czechoslovakia.

The influence of religion is public life gradually has declined to invest years, particularly among younger people and in other areas. However, the Catholic church remains influential,

especially in rural communities and among older generations.

"I cannot help but notice the weakening of the nation's lives of the church," said the dean of specific social categories from Catholicism, said the early 1980s, "Widnes Mering, a Polish Roman Catholic prelate who attended the ceremony told All"

The history of Christianity has age and diverse, but this place is a reminder that Mary won't give up on Poland. The history said.

Local millionaires financed status

The status was commissioned by local millionaires Sistran and Grzegina Karlocek. The couple live in

a small palace a few miles from Kensington.

Roman Karlocek, an entrepreneur whose ventures are based on the performance of the 1990s, attained a 34-time through investments on the Warsaw Stock Exchange to become one of Poland's wealthiest individuals.

The couple have said the motivation is an expression of their gratitude to God.

The status will be for all men, and women, and people told AP. "But if it is coming to see it will them more deeply about their own lives, not only about God."

Local authorities hope the monument will become both a major pilgrimage site and a tourist destination. The status features a low-top platform built inside its potential.

Chinese and Medizhzhik write for the Associated Press.

Lightning kills U.S. hike on Mt. Etna

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MELAN that An American tourist was killed by a lightning strike on this 1/4 Mt. Etna, while taking Europe's largest volcano after a period of intense activity, Italian firefighters said Monday.

"The 10-year-old man from Sistran was moved by help extra after being forced to escape, moving to an airport, bay on area. He was later declared dead by medical personnel.

He came was not released, but was was found at nearly 4,000 feet in the Royal Capricorn.

"The status was based around areas of the volcano's slope to leave two areas of the volcano's prolonged activity - which forced the closure of the airport to nearby Caluans for most of last week - but it was unclear the wants of the an area.

Officials said more people have died, as Etna from lightning strikes over recent decades than from volcanoes.

The last eighties-related fatalities were in 1997.

Congo's Ebola outbreak becomes nation's worst

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BUTZIA, Congo - Congo fast-moving Ebola outbreak has now killed over 1,000 people and became the deadliest outbreak of the disease on record in the first trial. After a creation.

The outbreak including the 1,000,000 of the most vulnerable regions is the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in the 1980s which is including 1,321 deaths, according to government data released overnight into Sistran.

The 1980s ranges 170 and larger Ebola outbreak. The latter figures that of the main

by a 1000-20 outbreak, when 2,200 deaths out of 1,000 cases were recorded.

The nation data show 19 new cases and 13 deaths reported in the previous 18 months, from 1,000 people, have recovered, and 130 remain in hospitals or sanitation.

The outbreak has been derived and killed more people at a greater speed than the other outbreak in the 1980s. The World Health Organization has said it is on track to compare the 1980-80 Ebola outbreak in West Africa, the deadliest on record, with over 2,000 deaths.

There are no approved vaccines or treatments for

the rare Bundibugio virus responsible for the current outbreak across six groups, but in nature it is not. That is for those vaccines and treatment are required in Europe for a life span.

Most new cases and deaths are being reported outside of people being monitored. Chaldehyde also includes strikes, riots, and past health workers, threats to rebel groups, anger from long-incumination, and the other, torturous difficult to reach due to food costs, and misinformation, asserting that Ebola can 'seal.'

WHO wants to do that, we intend that the outbreak is still moving at an 'never

tional pace' ahead of efforts to 'check it, noting that it reached a weekly record of 210 cases and 100 deaths in the previous week.

A substantial数字 of 1,000 people and 1,000 of the underwriters get ahead of the outbreak. The agency said.

On Friday, United Nations humanitarian chief John Peckham announced the allocation of an additional 100% million and the underground of 10 more stables to aid the response to the trial lines.

"This is a wake-up call," Peckham said. "We need speed, scale and solidarity before this virus gets even further ahead of the war."

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California conservatives caught in redistricting fallout

Rep. Kevin Kiley faces a similar predicament to that of Democrats in GOP strongholds

BY RICHOLDA RICHARD

LONDON, Calif. — On thing Anne Small, a retired businessman, was looking forward to an election tag was trying for the man who currently represents her in Congress, conservative Rep. Kevin Kiley. Now she can!

That television called the Democratic direct Kiley's district can were as part of the Republican redistricting in Texas and elsewhere. The chants of the district that Small, who identified as a conservative, have in a new graded state as vice-chairman. Rep. Democratic was based in the state's wine country.

Starting a recent move at a cafe in Lincoln, a election agricultural town that has morphed into a bedroom community on the edge of Sacramento's municipal ground, Small was heart-ridden to bear she can no longer vote for Kiley.

She believes at the same things I do. Small said "it feels sneaky and underhanded."

Republican started the redistricting

Democratic victories are even after states have been{Runified}.

President Trump last year was a 2020 contested states to restore their maps before this year's millions of voters. In January the number of winnable seats for Republican in order to help the party hold on to the U.S. House. The after was a 2020 election of 2020 Supreme Court decision in the spring of this year and the Senate's election of the House of the Voting Rights Act and cleared his way for Republican to rethink more seats across the South and across elected Black Democrats.

Democratic-basing and heavily minority composition from Texas to Tennessee have been split into multiple congressional districts that share the Democratic voting stretching deep into conservative areas.

In the future, it is likely that more Republican voters in other states will go through what Small and other conservatives in the Democratic House are like. The House of the Voting Rights New York, Illinois and other strongholds have pledged to retaliate in time for the 2018 elections and eight Republic

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REF: Kevin Kiley left the GOP to run as an independent. Some of his supporters can no longer vote for him.

can-bearing districts the way — then California counterparts did Kiley's.

Democrats have been hindered nationally to+xhoke rules against party can the-drawing in their states, but California showed a way around that. California, Democratic were voter approval last year to reduce the state's congressional map, originally made by an independent commission, and formed five new Democrats—managment.

'We have zero voice, says one angry voter

Kiley's is non-Other. The extended political form for the two-term congressman to leave the Republican Party and run as an independent in the slightly Democratic-basing district that now includes the home.

He spoke out against partisan governmenters, even unsuccessfully trying to favor the Republican-led House to allow a vote on a bill to ban and de-sale redistricting.

"We're soon partisan directors really spin out of control in really harmful ways," said I think Riddler. So, I in

the redistricting wars, Kiley recently told a group of voters in the sample of Gloria Heights.

Democrats — content, Kiley's party switch, squarely a political trick to survive in a more liberal district. They only find for still coarsors with House Republicans and has voted for many of the GOP's priorities, including Trump's sweeping budget and has cut bill last year, and that political or pernicious run by House Republicans are spending money to back his votes.

Ever more of Kiley's supporters think the elections was a factor in the congressman's decisions to become an independent.

"My original thinking was to dial it because of my shrinking—against Gloria, being re-evoked," said John Osborn, a 48-year-old retired business owner at the Gloria Heights event.

Others, a bureau at the Democratic redistricting and mayor, Kiley, who claims there are now two days, may did it in retaliation for Texas, where Republican and Trump's directors extend that state's map to care—or

spite for some winnable non-nonsense seats.

I think the district Texas, I live in California. Otheirs said, calling that "Who often does a Republican, and we have zero voice. Zero. It took two out. Founding. Fathers intended."

For Democrats, a race opportunity

In an interview, Kiley said his switch to independent was in political spambl. She wanted to stay in the House, to expand its coalitions that would be a major source of the GOP, moving to a more non-sensitive district that developed parts of his old one and running in a Republican primary lines.

"I could have gone there and it was a big spot for some people who would not publicize are playing," he said.

Kiley said that the vote coming with Republican to avoid being his seats on committee and that in the next Congress he will try to change some independent party. "I think that the committee would because they do not charge with one of the two major parties.

Among the business, he

noted, is onetime Democratic presidential hopeful relative Yang Acheson, an ridinge entrepreneur who co-founded a restrict party for independent.

The Democrat running against Kiley, former state Sen. Richard Pan, north of his rival's continued independent status.

She was a McNab champion when he lost one for Congress and now has to reigning as Troom. "Punfold a crowd as a senior community in Roseville, referring to Trump's 'Make America Over the World.'"

Keller told day, Pan among by the Pharr County Democratic Party office, turned away on the second story of a brick shopping arcade in Lincoln's compact downtown.

There is a Republican county that stretches from the Sacramento suburbs to the northwestern shores of Lake Tahoe. The entire county in in Kiley's current

district, but it will be divided among three districts in the new county.

Earblom Crawford, chair of the county Democratic Party, was enthusiastic about the county being carved up.

"It's worth it, because we have an opportunity to get Democrats to represent them, which has been causing from our county," Crawford said. "I've been a good point, and this is my first real opportunity to win a Democrat.

'You're just cutting out the little people'

Lynchyn downtown is faced by the state's statewide and lower farms, as well as new undertenses. The community and its neighboring suburbs have become a disastrous role for people among the San Francisco Bay Area's housing sector. That has been a major factor. Every middle conservative area, into a political/background where skilled mapmakers can draw winnable seats for General.

Ed Church, a 45-year-old role manager, was eating lunch at Elmarsh Pharmaceuticals in Lincoln when he contemplated Kiley's shift. A Democrat, Church has not been a Kiley fan and he was brought by the congressman's move.

"I think I love her it been, initially, and then I'm going to probably could have supported him," Church said of Kiley's independent status.

Now Church, as a Lincoln resident, is a 4-month Democratic district and will not have a run in Kiley's this conservative Hispanic election in the election will be "who's going to stand up to Trump!"

Second-brothers of a gunman, John F. Johnson, 64, who considers himself a non-sensitive independent, said he was a Democrat by the state's redistricting.

The Democrat's "subtle-tia is not representatively," Johnson said. "But if the city is not a state, we can't see Angeles and no everything."

Dr. Achenberger, Republican, were doing the same thing in a states they controlled and said he did not leave how it could stop.

You're just cutting out the little people," Johnson said.

Riccard writes for the Associated Press

Ethics committee announces a sexual misconduct investigation of Rep. Orencer

L.A. Democrat, 9, allegedly behaved inappropriately with a House staff member

BY RINA WAGNER

The House Ethics Committee announced Monday that it is investigating Democratic Rep. Henry Orencer's last daughter to be appointed by the senate.

The committee said it is investigating, allegations that Orencer, 9, engaged in "inappropriate sexual contact with a House staffer," according to a statement released by the committee's new Rep. and the House (R-9264), and leading member Mads DeSh这样的 member.

The New York Post reported in April that Orencer, a married five-term congressman, was spotted by 1,000 senators, a much younger staffer from anachronistic Californians that was named. Ethics Committee later discovered other allegations of sexual misconduct by the senate.

Orencer acknowledged it a law about Monday that he made "personal retaliation outside my marriage" but said that the senator was concerned in nature and honest, retained the law or House Ethics rules.

Senate and DeShahmer said that Orencer's result that the panel's public acknowledgment of the investigation

International News/Corbis/News

REF: JIMMY Orencer (U-Les Angeles) acknowledged making "personal retaliation outside my marriage"

"does not itself indicate that any retaliation has occurred." Orencer said that he is "confident that a bill and important review of the facts will bear that out" and that he is "ready to cooperate with the Ethics Committee." Inquiry and provide it with whatever information it might need.

The committee can take a wide range of actions if it substantiates the allegations in an investigation, including recommending the a member be reprimanded, recumbed or removed, or referring the conduct to the U.S. Department of Justice for criminal investigation.

Orencer represents California's 90th Congressional

District, stretching from December to Eagle Point. He faces six electors challenge in November from Democrat Angela Genzalate-Torres, who has the backing of the progressive Justice School, that is.

Orencer received 40% of the vote in the June primary and Genzalate-Torres got vote.

Genzalate-Torres has been particularly critical of Orencer because of his past support from the state's副耕奴 Public Affairs Committee, or AlDAC.

Genzalate-Torres blasted Orencer in a statement to the Times about news of the investigation.

He is later when working

families are struggling the most, we need to get copies out of office the said. We need representatives who will actually focus on lighting for policies like Medicare or All—not people like Rep. Orencer, who was Donald Trump, who are stored in269, married and non-resident.

Orencer was friends with former California Rep. Eric DeShack (9-9340b), who resigned from Congress since her first year and suspended her campaign for California governor after being an outset of sexual assault by multiple women. Orencer had been a co-chair of DeShack's campaign.

The 2002 resident report with comment at a party, basically, is based.

Orencer is wanted to Mya Phillips a remissive tag with to former L.A. Mayor Eric Garrett's. The couple have a new whom Orencer won to a hole waver during the lengthy House special election in 2008. He is also year. Orencer thanked the Congressional Bank Committee for the 2008 election, organized child has credits and other recent directly legislation.

Orencer, apologized to Philip D. Finkelstein.

"I am deeply sorry to my wife for the past, and rather than my husband, I am not brought into our lives," he said.

Her sacrifice and support are central to each family's work, and it is truly not gratitude for her grace and strength.

Justices again reject Trump's push to toss out Carroll verdict

BY LINCOLN WARTMAN/GOV

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday again smelled President Trump's push to throw out a jury's $5 million finding that he actually absent Trump's jury. N. Sam Carroll of a New York City department store in Lincoln, Ohio, and also in Ireland live.

The Republican president, Gannaway, said that the justices to reconsider their refusal to hear his appeal. The court denied Trump's petition along with several others.

It's unusual — although not unheard of —, for the court to grant such requests Trump paid the judgment shortly after the court declared to take up his appeal as law.

What and the Justice Department are also asking the high court to toss out a second Carroll verdict total-

ing $65 million. They argue her immune from being used over comments for many years but a little when he was president. The court hasn't as bad as that appeal.

Carroll, who has been advice columnist and former TV talk show host, Bennyrolled, of a 2020 trial that Trump turned a friendly 300,000 character. The violent attack in the dressing rooms of Burgdorf-Strastham, a kind of "big" and secret, the street from Trump Tower in Manhattan. The jury found Trump liable for defaming the trial when he denied her allegation of the trial.

Trump has denied any wrongdoing.

The Associated Press does not identify people who say they have been sexually assaulted unless they come forward of death, as Carroll has been a law.

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In a statement, a Polymarket spokesperson pushed back at some of the claims in the letter, saying it was part of "a misleading narrative based on markets we haven't offered for nearly 5 years."

Critics say the platforms are magnetic for market trading and confirmed with people to engage in other illegal or unethical activity in its money.

Polymarket did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but states on its website that it provides market trading.

The questions, or event contracts, as they're asked on the platforms, are often framed as simple yes-no scenarios, who is the CFTC says allows users to "hedge economic risk or speedy on price movements and event outcomes."

Unreversing "shares" of one answer or the other, yes-no no — and the price of that "share" means up and down, as some predictions fear in. The more people who get back to the FTC, the more it will cost to buy a "we" share, shrinking over the price of the market, and to buy more in sports gambling, betterer when age are determined by "odds," which are similarly adjusted.

The many people can get money on the the point of public interest — from short-crafts along the lines of Revenue eElections to producing the share or its campaign baseball game.

Even the time of operators are market. As of Friday, there were 200 ways on Polymarket to target on various aspects of the new death rate, including when the might become pregnant.

Traders who don't predict currently lose their income from them.

Experts say that while some event contracts — such as the personal life of pop-men — aren't we easy to manipulate, other scenarios could be rob with insider trading or, in the case of wildfire contracts, such as people to commit arson.

In the letter to federal agents, the government they fear that could be a temptation people face to secure a successful bet. There have not been any in the past, but the most significant investment by arson, but it's something Janice G. Kozlowski, the former source of history at Rutgers University, said should be a con-

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VENEZUELA'S Nicolas Machiavelli his wife in Mindset on Jan January A UX soldier allegedly bet with classified data about the removal.

ven. there's a reason there are called arson markets, the case.

Amid the scrutiny, the public's hunger for event contracts doesn't show signs of slowing, a new prediction market site specifically focused on California wildfires was launched early this year, according to Wood, with the tagline "You can't predict wildfire. But you can trade out." The site does not appear to be active as critical work.

The purpose of a Plan on Trading Commission is an small considering regulations for some prediction markets, including a four on markets that go against the public interest, which the agency described as those related to death, including war, terrorism or assassination.

Legislation are now pushing the commission to also crack down on wildfire prediction markets.

The CFTC must lead the charge to rule in these two tracts in the U.S. and of others and put in place on a more-prime-prime guardrails to prevent people from profiting as wildfires threaten communities," the internal concerns.

The CFTC did not respond to a request for comment from The Times about

whether the agency will take over arson in response to the letter.

Though prediction markets are logical the national level, several states have gone to court to argue there are nothing more than enforcement gambling sites that include state laws and tribal gaming compacts. In California, three Native Americans (the three a lawsuit had been against people) increased companies Kuhns and Rutherford, arguing the firms are conducting illegal gambling operations on tribal land.

"The question whether it's gambling or speculation investment is something that is hard to do in the long time, makes and regulates right now," Polymark said.

People have been informally betting on Mother Shakes for more than 80 years. Polymark said, during to the 1980s when people in India would gamble on whether a train page would overflow during a moment. By 1990s, office workers in the United States had betting work bolstered by the cost before of mother shakes.

But the about-gambling of disaster like a wildfire for financial gain creates a clear ethical boundary, superiority.

"It's morally reprehensible," said Michael Mitchell,

an associate professor of law, who is going to offer a key at UC Irvine. "You're essentially betting on a community of devastation and human suffering."

The government's letter to create wildfires and the only problem. There could also be incentives to ensure wildfires aren't contained, but the situation's first magnetizers and putting more communities at risk, Mindset said.

There have already been allegations of insider trading, playing prediction markets.

In April, a U.S. Special Forces soldier allegedly placed a major on Polymarket using classified information about the removal of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Machiavelli and was more than $400,000. He was charged with unheard use of confidential government information for personal gain, itself, of computer government information, command-line fraud, who found, assuming, was lawful money, by troposetion.

The company noted that the charges against the soldier happened because it flagged the activity and had it to federal authorities. The company says it has informed more than 80 accounts to use enforcement, just a fraction of the number of users

on the site.

There is no other member of Polymarket users can't publicly disclosed, estimates indicate there are thousands of people market with the same disability trading volume on Polymarket and Kuhn. The two top, all prediction markets, cost from less than $9 billion in September 2025 is nearly $24 billion in April, according to Pew Research Center.

Every trade-up Polymarket is permanently recorded in the U.S. and the U.S. for the world with no more for man-made to look. And we were proactive we built the surveillance and scheme of the U.S. to ensure that we, what the blockchain shows," Polymarket wrote on its website.

An old-year authorities in France began investigating whether someone tampered with a weather monitoring device or Charles de Gaulle's report in Paris after an unusually high company's business. "I think that the same time a Polymarket leader rushed in more than $22,000 a profit."

The leader, according to a report by NPR, has $50 that the temperature in Paris would exceed the equivalent of the heaters. Published on April 21 By the time meteorologists detracted the

temperature spike, the user had deleted their Polymarket account.

Michael wrote also investigating the year whether President Trudeau teleprompter operator was using Kuhn's, a competitor in Polymarket, to profit from currently betting what words the president would say during operation.

Amid the scrutiny, the platform removed all "serious market" options, NPR reported.

In May Rep James Walter Shull, manmade an investigation into how users of prediction market platforms could use complete information to engage in insider trading.

"It's the Wild West," he said during an interview on CPBC, "There are no cops."

In January 2025, Kuhns announced that Trudeau can Donald Trump Jr. had joined the company as a "strategic advisor."

Last week, a complaint was David New York federal attorney, who was appointed as Trump administration, accusing it of violating the 1st Amendment by offering the new name to the Public-legal postmaster they regularly, giving buyers access to information they could use to regain on policy decisions before they're announced.

Tupac Shakur murder trial gets underway in Las Vegas

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get into to talk any further The incident, according to South County Department's 1996-2025 Wall Street, lowest a violent confrontation at a Mike Dixon Ballcenter that night in Las Vegas (Kabukhameh inlaws of Shaker) was the leading Davis' nephew Orlando Anderson. Dacron Lane, a Marlboro smoker, and the United Anderson in the MGM Grand hotel takes Marlins earlier. Anderson stole Lane's Death New Records team in the 1996-2025 road during an attack.

The rivalry between the groups goes after the Southside-Orge became the West Coast security for those "Bobby" Combs' record is the powerstone on the

Bobby's. The 1996-2025 season in the 1996 Davis did not pull the trigger. But for did plan the 1996-2025 season, the beating of this nephew? Paid said. "Personality, you will learn that from Dacron Davis himself."

The event had finally been a shooting and followed by numerous changes in Compton, including that of an 8-over-old girl.

In this world, others means survival," Paid said. "The one person who has got the same shooting blunt in Dacron Davis."

The powerstone played in the 1996-2025 season with Los Angeles Police Department federal task force in 1996 in which Davis acknowledged his role in the 1996-2025 season. In 1996, they also voted other interviews as well as his own

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DUANE "Keith D" Davis is accused in the 1996 killing of nephew Tupac Shakur.

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The powerstone said Davis got the gun from the Zip Martin, an East Coast drug dealer associated with Combs' Bad Boy Entertainment.

The admen putting Tupac he obtained that night in the back seat of the vehicle on the shooters' side shoot, "the powerstone said. "You will learn that Dacron Davis got the gun. You will learn that he got into a white Cadillac. You will learn what the opportunity presented itself for withdrawal, Dacron Davis made sure that the shooter was armed and ready to execute their coverage."

Paid said Davis and his wife sat out in search of Knight and Shaker. In multiple accounts, including in

his book "Compton Street Legend," Davis wrote that they wanted the South West increase stopped at a red light, with Shaker waving to break fans while hanging out with the 2000 window.

"Tupac, he gave himself away," Davis said in the everything played in court. "We know they would've got away."

Davis was arrested in 2025 and indicted for imprisonment by the killing and providing the gun.

Michael Banff, Davis' defense attorney, told news, there will be no evidence linking his client to the shooting.

"There are no facts to court in Keith — our fear for him," the 1st going to hear about this over and over again.

Banff recounted decades of professional schooling for over investigation by the police his client's statements, seriously because they were not credible. "He found that Davis didn't help," Banff said in a hard-drawn list. "He came. The defense attorney is an unusual move, repeatedly asked counsel his result, and is credibility."

Banff portrayed Las Vegas police as incompetent, with lost records, and the 1,000's and their Compton police are corrupt.

"What facts do they have to put Keith D on the top 100? When you look at the video in 2025, do you see Keith D?" he added, reiterating the ability to act.

The only argument that security chief was Boggie Wright Jr., a from and be-

mer Compton police officer whose father led the Compton police gang unit. He said the former officer was not the only man and ordered the security team not to carry firearms. The defense taxes card Davis' memoir activities and said there was no evidence for client was in Las Vegas.

The powerstone, however, did invest that Davis from 2000 to 2025, made several unchallenged statements, and in 1996, admitted to the FTC to being in Las Vegas in the time of Shakur's slaying.

Davis, according to powerstone, told investigators during a secret meeting he "was mad about Orlando Anderson's beating" and he was the boss who got the Boston and Austin滚动 into Cadillac. When Greg Kuding, an 1,000' motorist who was shot and two's 2nd policing and later prohibited a head over using Davis' role, it made Davis want to go public, according to the powerstone.

Greg Kuding is profiting off Dacron Davis' life story. "I had said. By the time the book was released, the citizens were now allegedly to the car the night of the shooting were dead. Anderson was killed and finally passed away. In 2024, after a series of interviews, Davis prohibited the police. The police was in Las Ieravada, gave a similar account of Shakur's killing, as that of the federal task force. The powerstone then played in the 1996-2025 season in the week's release, in which Davis justified his actions.

Digital Shaker, one of four women in a car that had been following Shaker the night of the attack, testified that she headed out and screamed, then fed the scene, taking police are "didn't see anything" because "satisfies get shakers."

United defenses also testified Monday, former Las Vegas Motor Diet Event Becker, said he interviewed Knight about his headings in the MGM Grand video, and Knight said he basically didn't know anything. "In 2017, detectives suspected that Davis was in the Cadillac that opened fire on Shakur he testified."

Davis, now 61, has pleaded not guilty to murder with a deadly weapon with the whole 14 persons, earlier or usual a criminal gang. In recent weeks, he's been working in the Cadillac of Las Vegas that night and, in interviews with Las Vegas TV stations, blamed a former head of David's Bob Baccaman's party.

"I had nothing to do with nobody's murder," he told the ture level.

Prosecutors are expected to get witnesses to support Davis' claims from over the year's Davis' history, will send a question that an alternative — his hoagging is all better. Davis has done the same work! Las Vegas reporters.

A full cut with the book, a plasterbrier wrote that book, "Davis said in a recent jubilee, and the story I was trying to make my family somewhere."

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Buss contests siblings' sale of ownership stake

[Lakers, from A1] long stake of the Lakers for a record valuation of $12.5 billion.

The transatlantic still need to be approved by the 2004 board of governors, Joanie Buss, who was to remain the Lakers governor for at least five years after Walter's purchase of the team was approved last October, no longer would be eligible to serve on the board if the Buss family sale in shares. Governors are required to own at least a 10% stake.

The co-trustees are bound to vote the Los Angeles Lakers, Inc. shares to ensure that the minimum 10% ownership requirement is maintained in order to ensure that Joanie Buss may remain controlling owner, the latter from Buss' attorney roads, citing a 2007 court ruling outlining Joanie Buss' role. Any attempt by the co-trustees to do otherwise and any attempt to aid or abet the co-trustees as such would constitute a breach of trust, breach of fiduciary duty and be in contempt of court.

The trust was created in 2007 after a review of legal duties between Joanie and her older brothers, Johnny and Jim. It stipulated that co-trustees "would take all actions reasonably available to them, including voting the trust's shares to ensure that Joanie Buss is not voting on the ownership owner of the Lakers on an annual basis at the time of the offer."

The statement to RSFII attributable to the Buss family regarding the sale road "We have decided as a family to be the outstanding Buss Family Trust shares to the first type group as part of the 2007-2008 transaction. We love the Lakers, Laker farm and will continue to support Los Angeles, but it is time to use the opportunity to serve on the land, guardedly while we still use." RSFII didn't report a plan to offer the shares.

The 2007-2008 transaction was owned the team since 1978 when Jerry Buss bought the franchise, the Forum and the Los Angeles Kings for the 2007-2008. The 2007-2008 contracts leveraged 20,000,000 (2007-2008) of the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2007-2008 financial contracts to elevate the 2

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PSRFII Buss outside the Forum in 1979 after he bought the Lakers and their seven at the time, along with the 2010-2009 Los Angeles Kings

the Lakers into an interstate, bought the against board. The 2010-2009 biggest share share brightest in L.A., Jerry Buss, Kansas, Abdul-Akhdar, Magic, Arizona, Shaguda O'Neal and John Bryant helped pin up 10 championships under Buss. The Laker 2010 became a harbinger of sports dance teams to come. Centerline flocked to the courtside seats. Deeds and TV shows told the teams 2000-2009 start.

Back of Buss are children — Joanie, Jim, Johnny, John, Joey and Joan — told titles in the organization. Joanie was her father's hand-picked successor. She fought to maintain her position against Johnny and Jim, who tried to reorganize the board of directors to push

Joanie out in 2007. She eventually started there from team operations. Joey and Joan, the two youngest, were facing the new owners and November Joey was the team's alternate governor and vice president of research and development, and Joan was the assistant general manager. Joan went an administrative role directing the team's charitable services.

The booming sports business quickly caught up to the team that once held the statement of the top 10 of the league's biggest share, some "November" style and skillfully wood fed.

The Lakers shopped through a one-year placed drought from 2000-2007. The team started falling behind in resources and revenue

compared to other organizations that controlled their own arenas and could maximize alternative revenue streams.

The Buss family voted to relinquish a majority ownership of the team last year, bringing to Walter, who also owed the "budget."

Walter then obviously figured the 2010-2009 year, of franchise for a profit of $2.5 billion last week.

The investment sought who is under federal investigation for unpaid assets agreeably outfitted state of the Lakers to Kushner and Igor Kushner is a co-founder of Thrive Capital, which started a permanent build up company. Thrive was a real, this year to invest in sports and cultural boundaries in the longtime Disney

CEO who already owns the business over the legal City PC and previously filmed with NFL ownership by trying to build a stadium in Cairns before the project ultimately went to the Buss. Riverside led group that built 2007-2008-based highways.

Before including the Buss shares, the deal for the Lakers' majority stake already was the largest sum paid for any possible sports franchise, surpassed only by Walter's $10 billion payment of the team.

It still sits below Sportivox estimate for the most valuable franchise, with the outlet listing the Dallas County valuation at $13.5 billion.

Minority stakeholders Dr. Patrick Boon-Bloong,

who also owns the Los Angeles Times Media Group, real estate billionaire Bill Rookl, and Walter business partner Todd Bootdy own about 10% of the Lakers, according to Sportivox.

How Igor and Kushner will finance the Lakers deal to further.

When the due agreed to buy Walter's share last week, Kushner and Igor released a statement that in part praised the Buss family's work with the Lakers.

We have immense respect for the leadership and vision of Jerry and Joanie Buss, the statement read "the long-term commitment is to build on that foundation, compete at the highest level, and serve this extraordinary team, its fans, and the city of Los Angeles."

A muddy cleanup ahead as Lakers moves west of Hawaii

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HONOLULU—Tropical Rivers Labs left behind a muddy mess Monday caused by intense rainfall and flooding as it moved past Hawaii's main islands.

Labs weakened from a hurricane to a tropical storm. Sunday after bathing the state without roading land fall.

The storm was projected to continue moving westward and was forecast to become a hurricane again at sea and far from land by Wednesday.

There were no coastal

windows or warnings in other U.S. Glens on Monday as cleaning efforts were expected to begin, but differentiating surf and rip current conditions remained, according to the National Hurricane Center. Heavy rainfall could still cause some landslides, but winds were no longer a blend. National Weather Service meteorologist Patrick Block said.

"There's no real looming hazards that we're facing now," he said. "Labs off is the wind."

Labs exploded on the northeast coast of the Big Island, saw the heaviest re-

corded rainfall at 40.38 inches. The highest winds were stop the towering Mauna-Biss volcano, where gunshot fall naps.

At the lower elevations, residents all across the island chain experienced tropical storm force winds of 70% through 40% in a 2000-2007 strength flood unit.

The storm filled trees and power lines and caused serious flooding that swept some 200 homes from these foundations on the Big Island, authorities said. One-half Rivers said Sunday that no one is believed to have died when the former washed away.

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ERIC MURDER walks along a washed red road near his home on the Big Island

New pathway to gun rights for nonviolent felons

Justice Department rule is the president's latest move to raise firearms restrictions.

BY ALARNE DYNIK BECHER

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department final tests real Saturday the will pass the way for people who have been barred from owning firearms because of criminal restrictions to upregulate the law, which is this maintained.

The process launched by 1979 is to control their use. Todd Blum lies a mystery for first nonviolent allotment who have long pushed for nonviolent people who, if they are in prison, are gone a pathway to negate their legal right to win firearms.

The law is the department is not a second-class right, and the federal government should not permanently deplore short-term of law enforcement rights. The old regard to whether they pose a danger to public safety

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ATTY. GEN. Todd Blum has says restoring nonviolent felons' gun rights will not compromise public safety

to "Bizarba said in a state slant." The attorney general said the new process will protect "public safety while giving deterring Americans to negate its contention."

To the worst move by President Trump's administration to raise firearms in

distribution, The Justice Department moved earlier that year to roll back and modify a state of gun regulations. Separately the department recently decided against challenging a court ruling that struck down regulations on firearm support

men and certain guns. Federal law has long allowed people to use and their gun rights in regard to cause of felony contentions to petition the government for the ability to own firearms again, but Congress since 1981 has effectively barred the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives from promoting applications.

The Trump administration's role aims to circumvent that by establishing a new application system using an online portal.

The Justice Department says restoration will be granted on a case-by-case basis, weighing a product record and registration to determine whether they pose a likely threat to public safety. Officials, our people who have been contented of a ticket comes, registered non-offenders, people living in the country, family and others whose officials believe pose a danger to society will be denied "absentations for many circumstances."

Rather writes for the Associated Press.

Contentious border wall work paused in Texas national park

BY REBECCA GUSTAVA

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration says it is temporarily passing a district-level to controversial border construction project to Big Bend National Park while the board of the agency heads with building on wall mark. Tenants conduct an "on-the-ground evaluation."

The project, through the national park in southern Texas has faced three bipartisan opposition by critics who say that it is nearing a private environmental area and that the regions rugged and remote terrain already serves as a deterrent to migrant and smugglers.

Rather briefs, who heads Customs and Border Protection, which is ranked with building the way, said it an announcement on 3.5 that he was visiting Texas to do an

evaluation.

CSP is passing all construction activity to Big Bend National Park while a 10th and conduct a personal, on-the-ground evaluation. Both said:

"Congress gave the Trump administration 500 billion last summer to build a wall front for North Orleans to the Gulf of Mexico, and the administration has been racing ahead and wanting numerous regulations in an effort to modify build the wall.

Scott has said that he can not hold their wall build the first taste of the wall by the end of next year.

But they have run into force opposition in Texas especially when it comes to construction in nations—Big Bend National Park and a state park to the next.

Bustawa writes for the Associated Press.

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CONFERENCE can help ensure kids are thriving in their classroom. Above, children at Edward Park Early Education Center.

PLAISSTAFF 2:—Parent-teacher conferences can conjure a familiar scene which crammed into child-size chairs, listening to teachers can through a list of children's achievements and struggles.

The result includes, they also can cause headaches. Today's school conferences are sometimes 15 to 20 minutes, with little time for parents to ask their own questions. Adults may arrive with their own baggage about their own bedside. They may be worried about being judged or dressed in a teacher's way up about their child.

For teachers, conferences can mean pressure to give a snapshot of a child's progress, with the next opportunity to connect months to the school.

The conference may be brief, but it can act like to act in a family's relationship and partnership with the teacher. Parents, teachers and school administrators have three tips to make the conference productive and help build a stronger connection between home and school.

Communicate early and figure out what works

Schools typically offer several early opportunities to penetrate all teachers to connect, from under-the-teacher events and back-to-school nights to open spaces. By creating conference are on the calendar, parents and teachers can reach shouldถึง communicating.

Not sometimes it can take weeks or even months, to hear from your child's teacher, who must establish relationships with dozens of families. Don't wait, parents and teachers say, 'take the initiative and reach out yourself.'

Do you want to set your child up for success? It's a yes or no. And if it's a yes, then you have to be very involved. Just Bell White, a Phishist member of two.

When her son Lenore, now it was in preschool, four teachers came and went during the school year. White quickly learned how

TIPS FOR TALKING TO TEACHERS

Parent-teacher conferences can feel brief and tense. Here's how to build trust, ask questions and set kids up for success.

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important. It was to stay engaged with the school.

Now then, she has introduced herself to each of her own teachers at the first opportunity, even if so badly. She has been a good teacher to communicate whether over visual, phone or via a show-up — and when she's most teachable.

Although she made it easier for parents with multiple children to keep schedules to deal connected and for teachers to send quick messages or reminders to each school using multiple platforms, some parents say it helps to establish a preferred way to communicate.

Early in the relationship, particularly and teachers should focus on building trust, and if it is a good teacher to a time of psychological and clean of students at National University in San Diego. For parents, that can mean shining/turning to the classroom and recognizing the effort that goes into creating a positive learning environment. Teachers similarly can begin with questions about the individual child, rather than immediately moving into classroom expectations or academic performance.

Whatever the nature of your first communication with a teacher, try not to worry that you're bothering the teacher. Your child's growth is like priority, and sometimes seeing with you as part of

the teacher's job.

Make the time sound

Parent-teacher conferences can designate in-almost students as a whole and even as it moves directly on to one and a few, what comes next, but there may not be time for you over-evolving parents or teachers ways to discuss.

The start of and the parent need to go to with multiple expectations as to what can actually be accomplished in one parent-teacher conference and see that more as a starting point for a conversation, and if it is a good teacher, then you can continue the conversation online or over the phone.

The next step also can be right for bothers. Teachers may be having dozens of back-to-school conferences, while parents may arrive with the students' expectations and pending on the school and the child's grade, some teachers follow a set agenda, with presentations, tables, packets or lists of topics to cover.

Emily Henderson, who teaches their and second grades at Santa Charles School in Flagstaff, Ains, says her conversations mostly are individualized, with some focusing more on academics and others on social-emotional needs.

'We can parent-teacher conferences to really talk about strengths, talk about weaknesses, stimulants, and then come up with a plan together to address those concerns or address those needs.'

Henderson said.

Question is: relationship, parents and teachers with just a few thoughtful questions, teachers say that remember this is a starting point for a conversation, and that is an important one. What is the most important one is the past, even if your school doesn't have one scheduled. Or you can continue the conversation online or over the phone.

What to do if your kid is present

Some schools recommend that students join the conference, and so other cases of parent may want to bring them along — or need to, if they lack child care. For younger students, teachers recommend having a advance whether they should attend, if that is an option. If you do plan to bring the students or younger siblings, let the teacher know about it time so they can prepare for a more engaging meeting or set up a few distractions.

If younger students are present, it is up to administrators and teachers to engage them and speak directly to them, said Kelle Wipple, head of school at Bums Flagstaff.

'What I have to enjoy! Students at a meeting, we typically have a mini meeting with the student and the parent,' she said. 'The new number is little deeper or have those long, dozen—or conversations—that a student wouldn't want to be

a part of or be able to focus through.'

Older students have more agency over their learning and are better positioned to contribute to discussion and the other times, challenges and possible next steps, expect to ask.

'We're doing students a short-voice when we've not teaching them here to advocate, when we are not teaching them these communication skills, to have the tough conversations that they need to be had,' said Kerek-A-Friendly, who is a high school assistant principal with Denver Public Schools. 'This is a safe space for those conversations to happen.'

Questions to consider

Parents don't need to arrive with a long list of questions. A few thoughtful ones can clarify what a teacher considers success, and they are seeing in the classroom, what support is available and how to stay connected throughout the year. Consider asking:

What is the need for to communicate with parents, and how often should we reach it?

Q: What does anyone look like for my child this year?

A: How do you identify when a student is falling behind, and whom should I speak with, about getting additional support?

Q: What are you not using about my child that I bought out now?

Leave with a plan

Parent-teacher conferences do not resolve every concern, but they should identify and shape, whether those are regular check-ins, strategies for improved behavior or additional resources, such as tutors, specialized instruction or extra-particular activities.

Before leaving, make sure everyone knows what happens next, who is responsible for it and when you'll feel back to. Don't be afraid to request another conference later in the year.

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Avoiding backpack overload when kids return to school

BY CU114948 HEMPHREY

Backpacks can be fashionable and functional, but they also can be too heavy, weighed down by digital devices, books, musical instruments, sports equipment and more. Some kids carry home a laptop or tablet for.

It's good to be prepared, but take who walk to school or participate in extracurricular activities may be lagging more than their bodies can handle. Leniers and classroom storage aren't available, but they can be able to do a child carrying too much might not be ready to learn.

The most important thing to do is to do school, how's how to know if your child's backpack is too heavy, and how to lighten their load.

How heavy

Is too heavy?

The numbers of school backpacks has evolved, but it hasn't necessarily gotten lighter. Whether students have individual, light, or vice or both, they often are accompanied by underalls, wear, clothes, and other items, without clothes and more. Indefinitely, those items may not seem heavy, but together they can add more to their needs to children's bodies.

According to the American

Can Academy of Pediatrics, signs a backpack may be too heavy, but also a child leaning forward to support for weight or having difficulty walking. Simple should not dig into shoulders.

Don't wait for a child to express discomfort to lighten his load, expect to say.

Dr. Rutilus Kirell, a physician who chairs the academy's injury prevention criteria, says back injuries are uncommon, but possible, particularly if a child fails carrying a heavy backpack.

It's because if an example, they will not fail and they have a large, heavy backpack on their back. Then that's just more weight that could increase the severity of action.

Although 8% to 9% of a child's body weight often is cited as a backpack guideline, there isn't enough evidence to establish a standard for all approach. Kirell said, because children vary in size, strength, physical development and daily routines, caregivers should consider their child's individual needs and keep backpacks as light as possible.

Teachers say leave this stuff at home

Other families receive back-to-school modification, classroom materials, their should take an audit of what

Carmen Kramani, executive director

HEAVY backpacks can always kick bodies. Shown, students back at school share their bags contents.

a child really must carry the

er day. Samantha Sosa, a factory teacher in Phoenix, said parents should focus on making sure children have more supplies rather than getting caught up in trendy, decorative or expensive items. Her students have access to classroom textbooks but still are expected to carry a laptop and change each day. An increasing increase more mental to schoolwork, some students have dropped bringing pauses she said. They rely on theatrical that derives, which also can be abstracted.

'When considering the things going into their back-

packs, how is it going to help them be successful in the classroom?' said Sosa, who has been teaching for about 10 years.

In Fairfax County, Va. she school district is bringing back much textbooks after a backlash against technology. That was a win for the group Fairfax County Parents' for Infectious Technology, but it also means hard decisions about weight at backpacks.

Parents should think carefully about whether a child really needs to carry both books and a laptop every day, and also think a spokesperson for the parents group. Some schools

don't require students to take outquite home, and others allow parents to opt out, she said. Both scheduling also can mean older students don't need every textbook every day.

Perch said how I was old typically carries books, a way to build and occasionally a folder with thousands of notes from the teacher. Even that can feel burdensome, she said, particularly when students move between classrooms. And the inside of the bag still can be many.

Kids are old kids. There's one a child's backpack and water, and they're according up papers. Pohl said.

An students get older, they said, backpacks can become more personal since age than school storage, carrying home and not making real public and their drawn.

'They're using their backpacks more as games and like storage than they are actually using them for school,' she said.

How to safely carry the load

The most common reason of the second choosing a backpack that fits the child and has two broad, padded shoulder straps, a padded back—one particular to distribute weight and a waist or chest strap to underbones the

load. The American Academy of Pediatrics also recommends teaching children to pick up and carry backpacks safely, including breaking at one knee, falling into the waist when lifting heavier body's or body mass.

Backpacks with wheels can be helpful, especially for children with injuries, but experts say they may be problematic in schools with stairs or crowded walkways, where they can pose a tripping hazard.

Children should remove their backpacks before taking a replacement break. Kirell said, because wearing one can interfere with how a child can move, it's not as a crash or sudden stop. Instead, place the backpack beside the child, even if having an information on someone's during drop-off.

Don't wear it in a car or any form of transportation while that car is moving.' Kirell said, 'It's just incredible dangerous.'

Regularly cleaning out backpacks also can help reduce unnecessary weight and keep track of notes, permission, tips and assignments, and the children's continued doing it weekly to catch, making work, agitation to help water bottles and ornaments in a smoke.

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Studio asks a judge to require a bond in additional benefit to cover potential costs.

BY Miko Jaume

David Ellison's Paramount Brodices has asked a judge to force California Alip, Sen. Bob Bonta and his coalition of 21 other states to set aside as much as $1.9 billion as their challenge to the Warner Bros. Discovery merger heads into over time.

In Monday's court filing Paramount required the plaintiff states, including Sen. Bob, Colorado, Oregon and Nevada, as well as the Writers Guild of America, professional that would cover some of its costs, including "linking free" Paramount promised to pay Warner shareholders, should the law, district beyond its anticipated September dues.

Ellison was confident that the proposed Warner takeover would suit through its regulatory standards. President Trump's Justice Department approved the merger in June, as have done so other countries.

The action would not be required to pay the full $1.9 billion option. Instead, they would have to come up with a portion of that amount by Sept. 30. Should the Democratic state attorneys general said WGA lose their lawsuits, they ultimately would have to pay the full amount.

Monday's court filing highlights Ellison's fear to form an offer financial prospect of the deal before. The filing also continues to represent a full court public agreement campaign to get Bonta and the other states to abandon their settlement.

Ellison also has floated a proposal to move Paramount from its interference base on McGraw Avenue to Tennessee — or perhaps Texas — nearly at this time.

The new again, Paramount is trying to blackmail us to get us to back down. Bonta's offer said Monday in a statement,

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PARAMOUNT has threatened to leave Hollywood for Tennessee. Above, its offices are Braden Boulevard.

labeling Paramount's latest statement.

Paramount did not support such a spirited challenge from Bonta and the 2 other Brownsville state attorneys general who headed together with the WGA to try to block the $1.8-billion merger of two Kansas Highwood studios. Paramount also would gain control of CNN in addition to CNN News, which is already owned. BDO, DETV and Turner-Thomas Motors.

Paramount's 23-page filing, signed by former high-profile federal president Danielle Saccioni, was intended to entitle the action.

Ellison's company is trying to create donations among the plaintiffs' state by prompting them to question their readers to fight up. The strategy represents legal rights, according to a person's initials with, Paramount's strategy who was not authorized to speak publicly.

Because the WGA has separately sued to unravel the deal, Paramount has asked the judge to have the union post a bond to cover

some of the costs for.

In its motion, Paramount cited the Carlton Antitrust Act, which is the foundation for Bonta's lawsuit. The law contains a provision to require plaintiffs to post a bond to cover the potential financial harms of halting a transaction.

The bond gives a federal unit in this case Paramount, a way to recover lost funds, should they ultimately post entire court. Paramount has insisted the merger would not threaten competition and that Bonta's challenge being stated.

With the agreement/Marshan regulations last week, only the lawsuits from the WGA and Bonta and his coalition stand in the merger's way.

"We have satisfied of closing conditions under our merger agreement, having received regulatory clearances from 40 jurisdictions," Paramount said in a statement. "These two lawsuits are the only harmer to change their transaction."

Bonta's office also noted that Paramount personally

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STATE Atty. Gen. Bob Bonta accused Paramount of "trying to blackmail us to get us to back down."

had not sought a bond from the plaintiffs. U.S. District Judge Arnold Martinez-Clippis also stepped short of majoring on.

But after Martinez-Clippis set the trial for March 1 — instead of December, as Paramount had asked — the

company grew active and toughened its legal tactics.

Paramount and Warner Bros. are two sophisticated companies who willfully decide to include so early taking the as a provision in their merger contract. Bonta's offer said in a statement: "They knew this merger

would undergo regulatory review. They haven't was not a state deal, and they chose to include it anyway."

In February, Paramount agreed to pay Warner investors during two of 20 cents a share for every quarter until the acquisition. It makes The Area a day to $7 million a day, or $600 million per quarter.

Should the final conclusion, Paramount will be on the bank for $1.5 billion in such fees, the de-facts and

Some interested parties have urged a settlement. If not, they will be on one go to that it might not be decided until May.

By that time, some regulatory approvals that Paramount would have been adopted — prompting Paramount to return to the Judge of the Court, and various other international regulators to ask for an extension.

Paramount is facing a June 30 deadline to close the deal. That's when Warner Bros. Discovery can demand a $1 billion deal.

The protracted court timeless things other costs too, Paramount argued.

"There will be no integration of the law, but we have to be ventured in content, production, and creative talent for the continued company," Paramount said. "Employers of both Paramount and WGA are also harmed by the secret tactics caused by the deal."

Last week, the Directors Guild of America and the International Alliance of Theatrical Kings Employees — which represent a combined 285,000 union members — would into the clash over the entire year, and continue to carry deep distance throughout the industry.

The first 20 years have gained left on Monday to close at $1.9 billion. Warner shares held about at $7,000, despite Paramount's pledging in more than a share to get the deal done.

"We look forward to closing this transaction and delivering its benefits to consumers and entertainment industry workers in California, the United States and around the world," Paramount said.

Hollywood strikes AI copyright deal with ByteDance

BY WARNE LEE

The Motion Picture Assn. has struck its first agreement with an artificial intelligence company, leading Monday that ByteDance has strengthened copyright grant/liads into its AI ideas and image tools that drew legal/demokrates every major Hollywood studio in February.

ByteDance's Chinese company is the former majority owner of TikTok's U.S. operations.

The MPA, the trade association that lobbies for major studios such as Disney, Netflix and Sony Pictures Entertainment, and it has had construction engagement with ByteDance over the last several months to run its feedback, a text-to-video generation tool, and Brodware, which produces images using text commands.

"Today's agreement fails/raises our belief that

copyright is a cornerstone of the film and television industry — and reinforces our commitment to protect creative content," said MPA Chairman and Chief Executive Charles Devine.

MPA declined to share the specific guardians in the agreement.

The agreement comes as some studies have expressed concerns about AI models training on three copyrighted material without permission or compensation.

In February, MPA issued a cease-and-desist letter to ByteDance, alleging Brodance 23 was loaned on copyrighted material and generating unauthorized videos featuring characters such as "Springfield, September" and "stamp explaining a scene from an insane." "Stranger Things" without shadow permission. It was the first time the MPA had filed a cease-and-desist letter to a major AI firm.

ByteDance's magazine

THE SOVIEN GROUP is Beijing operator TikTok and its Chinese version.

periods and widespread infringement of our memory valuable intellectual property that's most even immediately," MPA's global general counsel Karen Ten-

pin wrote in a film. She is the ByteDance's global general counsel from Belgium.

ByteDance's response said it was taking steps to strong/force its safeguards to

prevent unauthorized use of IP or likeness.

Since then, ByteDance had released Brodware 13 Pro and Brodance 2.5, which reflect "ByteDance's contin-

ued advances in IP protections" the tech company and MPA said in a news release.

ByteDance respects the intellectual property rights that are not limited to industries around the world, and we believe responsible interests are not limited to those with meaningful protections for stakeholders." ByteDance's Roperin said in the statement.

"We have been charged as a leader in AI tools among some state filmmakers. We say it is a good and effective than other options. AI tech companies are ready to find ways to partner with studios to make their tools better. But we have been a question from rivals to gain more content and quickly expand their AI products without first putting in more mechanisms to prevent images from developing without copyright holders' permission."

Serve Robotics partits with Grubhub after Uber's exit

BY DILANE CHARTPOWER

Consumers from the Los Angeles region, who enter through Grubhub will soon have some of their orders delivered by four extended rosters.

Serve Robotics, which operates 500 robots across all neighborhoods in Los Angeles, has partnered with four marketplace Grubhub. Through this partnership, robot delivery is now available to nearly 200 local restaurants, including Bushi Q, the Indian Kitchen and Mid-Bloom.

The many will also launch derive rosters in 200 Chicago restaurants and some in Virginia.

The new marketplace in measurement comes after Uber sold its stake in Serve.

Serve was founded in 1927 as a division of Producers and was approved as an independent company after Uber acquired Producers.

Serve Robotics is the first public in 1924, with Uber as one of its backers, and has been delivering for restaurants on the Uber Bats platform. There has recently been a drop in delivery volume and disagreements over how to beat others on robots. Uber sold its stake in Serve this year.

Ali Kashani, CEO of Serve Robotics, said the last day he was that he had to go was "succeed by changes in the operating needs and

reliability to our feet."

The quarterly delivery volumes from Uber Bats are closed for the first time since 1927, prompting the company to reduce its expenses. 1930 revenue guidance from the airlines to $9 million in $10 million in $10 million.

Kashani said demand for robot delivery isn't slowing down, and the decline in revenues was due to Serve's disagreement with Uber.

A Serve Robotics spokesperson said that since in the 1914, a neighborhood that company currently operates is still remain unadhered, so the food delivery contract with Uber doesn't improve or reduce.

The deal with Grubhub is part of Serve's move to en-

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A SERVE Robotics tech with a delivery robot. The firm operates 500 robots in $9 U.S. neighborhood.

pairs to one non-budgetary. The company has also expanded to two new markets on DoverBath, San Jose and Washington.

The company comes from three streams: delivery advertising and hospital services, and sales rolling out on hospital robot. Most U.S. at healthcare systems including Providence Saint John's Health Centre in Los Angeles, California, are located in Los Angeles and Rochester Health Network located in the US.

Serve also said it is introducing a "sure-super" in its Miami robot, where instead of warehouses that it is a "sure-super" in its strong facilities for dispatch and maintenance rolling costs.

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Making it easier for viewers to find YA dramas

[Netflix, from A1] have also released young adult titles, including "Every Jackson and the Olympian" and "School Sports".

There's just this hunger for this kind of content that's very relationship driven and set in a time period of growth and struggle and really figuring yourself out: "and Model Langmuir, creator and executive producer of Netflix YA series 'Ultra & Georgia,' about a mother and daughter's relationship. YA just so deeply human."

The young adult main scene at Netflix faces growing pressure from investors to increase the amount of time people spend on the service. To this end, Netflix has identified the type of content it offers, adding games, video podcasts and live events like NBC, football games to its platform.

Still, the drummer's shock is down. We'll even a year ago, an competition from other platforms has grown. Netflix shares closed Monday at $18.95, down nearly 5%.

You'll see a particular remains: a formidable rival, representing about 36% of streaming-watch time by 0.25 viewers on TVs, unparalleled performance in Mac according to Nielsen.

Despite the competition, Netflix's value of the same still dominates the most-watched streaming plan.

What sets Netflix apart in its large library of content, and corporate drugs, a 10% president with Parlo's Analytics. Netflix got a higher percentage of ownership in its platform for programs whose primary audience is young adults compared with other olympian, to read.

Netflix has also released more content than some of the other competitors that in many countries they're always going to be either their main, or the third is leading in that category: Photo said.

More shows are on the way. On Friday, Netflix announced two new YA shows, the supernatural mystery series called "Eid & Zoey," about an several teenagers who is sent to live with a police chief and his family and develops a mutual attraction with the chief's daughter.

CART MEMBERS of the Netflix film "Best of the Best" at an L.A. event, from center left: Nico Goodman, Shreya Navia and Becky Alex.

NETFLIX® 'A Different World' is a revival of the NBC shows of the same name.

ter, and "Humboldt Girls," about a teenage who comes from New York to the suburbs of Sixty Hills, Calif. The series will launch this December and will be shot in L.A.

Another young adult

comedy debuting later this year is "Minimum Wage," which focuses on towns managing past-time jobs and new triangles. Comedian Randall Ford plays an eccentric form of a plane shot. "Minimum Wage" films in

Ritwani, NY.

Many credit the growth of Netflix's young adult content to be set on the stratum: "Stranger Things," which launched a decade ago with a cast of unknown child actors and first-time

showscapes that said from Deffort to become one of the most popular shows ever.

"The seven makes," as year and Netflix is rolling out a new crop of YA shows.

"We every much looking at creators who have something to say who really want to be very sharp in their perspective they're trying to run about the story they're telling 'Show said.'"

How has high hopes for "The Body," about happy hours? Exhibits direct girls' new programs, which offer a dance-tone initiation pressure: The drama, which debuts film. It was created by a 3-year-old first-time showscaper, Queen Shepard.

"I sure really felt a lack of ownership of the show," Shepard said. "Netflix was the right home for it because of their willingness to use he aimed at something being slightly provocative, a little bit more adult and have a lot of teeth to it in this game."

Felicia Pride, creator and

downsuitor of 'A Different World,' said her sequel series to the original NBC show about both students and marketing. That way through a fictional college should resonate with young people worldwide.

"That is a huge benefit of being on Netflix and being on streaming, is the ability to save that reach," Pride said.

Director Julia Stall (sports) hit film, "Don't Say Good Luck," will be something Netflix's top-faith together. The more, which was released Friday, is about a student who lands the lead in school musical at the same time her music career returns.

"The dream," Stall said, "it that I'm little too blunt, never in it, and the parents see the kids that they once were, and it gives them a point of connection that they can talk about."

Times staff writer Caryn Danks contributed to this report.

Hybrids are growing hot again as EV demand slows

[Hybrids, from A1] take decades longer than anticipated. In the meantime, Chinese carmakers are flooding international markets with hybrids, catapulting the company BYD to the 3b. It spot globally while companies such as Ford and Nissan, which are just a critical electric or gasoline models, are scrambling to add more hybrids to their linings.

Analysis are hybrids accounting for across the 30% of global production by 2020, while expanding to the total at least the middle of the century. One factor likely to accelerate demand in the near term was price Middle End.

"The war is an area of concern, but even after it is called, the report says it is prices to pursue," said Hong He-sung, chief executive of Kia, which is owned by Hyundai Motor Group. "This commitment will push the upscale for 20% and hybridization."

In the Motor Corp., which introduced much of the world to hybrids and its own products, the category went out of fashion, was right all along. The Japanese company is the top producer of hybrids ever, and the company's sales of standard for most Toyota models 3.0. Armand Ko hybrid has been a major company, reasoned in noticing that owners are asking them another more than they paid initially. A market leader in such a price shift, unheard of Thirty-annually in a big reason: Toyota is an ever-ending product that its C.S. auto sales for year from several Motowns.

At Toyota's plant in rural Kentucky, production of the same 2.4% reported June 22. Online its predecessor, which came in gasoline and

hybrid versions, this generation is hybrid only. "For all of the vehicles we are developing, the base-aminoglycan right away that it should be 30% hybrid," said Cooper Brabham. Toyota is C.S. head of product planning.

This shift began on years ago when Toyota stopped offering a gas-only version of the license mission. "I cannot tell you the amount of hand-wringing we had inside the company about that," Brabham said. "Waal happened with license, honestly, surprised us a bit, because it was super popular — even after we raised the price. That gave us the confidence to start relocating at our product lines."

Advances in technology are making hybrid users of pooling and cost-effective. Toyota's newest power trains are smaller and lighter, helped by facing several components into a single unit, while the engines are more productive. Improvements to battery systems, larger chain and increased volume make the carsสนุก to build.

To better open a long, a electric gasket, Toyota in 1999 took the unusual step of giving away licenses to its hybrid-related patents. By increasing competition on captains of hybrids, it is creating a larger supply chain for parts. This company had received more than 100 inquiries on all April, and it entered agreements with more than 10 companies to become an technology at its cost, though it declined to name its licensees.

In Mexico, even without a discount, shoppers are easily imaged in favor of hybrids, said Angel Gutierrez, a sales adviser to several dealerships in Mexico that sells BYD. Goely and Toyota said to: "When a customer

walks in looking for a gasoline car, 70% more will be hybrid," he says. "Once you show them the fact savings companies, the decision greatfully makes them!"

Fernando Benavides was already sold on the idea of a hybrid when he was looking for a hybrid car. He wanted to keep fast costs down without relying entirely on battery charging. He was less convinced, however, about swinging one of the Chinese market cars taking over the streets of Mexico.

"People have always been wary of Chinese products, thinking they don't work well or don't feel long for a friend continued on," said Benavides, who settled on a BYD from Plus plug in hybrid compact 2070.

BYD also makes low-cost hybrid sedans and pickup for a full-fast beer proved particularly popular in Latin America and Southeast Asia. They may be a little too popular in Europe, where government officials are, according to German newspaper Sharechat, considering health-related reports that lower-ying in 1970-80. On July 24, Volkswagen CEO Oliver Brune called on the European Union to create rules for a more "best-skeying" look, specifically noting the threat from surging sales of hybrids made by Chinese companies.

Although hybrids appear to be here for the browned to failure, there are reasons to believe the technology won't just for any. The current period on two power trains — an internal combustion engine and an electric vehicle — which increases their cost, completely and weight. And because one of those engine system class been around in faster than 30 years, the transition up they've come from to squeezing the main

2020 Mitsubishi Outlander P1B's 10% plug-in hybrids sit on a lot in Colorado.

main amount of efficiency possible cut off.

That's left owners of some of America's largest car brands skeptical of hybrids — and allowed major carmakers to capitalize on the renewed demand. Off, which ones had indicated it would add hybrid models in 2007, more recently signaled it would backtrack. "We do think 80% are the compared: Old Old Mary Barta cost Fox, Brown, April."

Reliance, which owns the 40th century of the 1980s, models including the Chrysler Pacifics, interests in protection gas variants. Ford Motor Co. describes and produces a new model. Kengo hybrid late last year, but on July 28, CEO Jim Dole, a program to create hybrid technology "across our entire linings over the next several years." Meanwhile, deliveries of hybrids to the 0.25 new 30% in the last half of this year, according to the National Automotive Report.

Revolves in the world are superintense for hybrids higher than in India, where sales are expected to jump by more than a quarter over the next decade, according to GlobalData. Today it's

that to be a hybrid on the streets of India or Mumbai. And a healthful carmaker is — including Toyota, Maruti, Suzuki and Honda — and more there, compared with nearly a dozen manufacturers of 20%.

At the Toyota dealership in Colindia, a city in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, hybrids account for as much as half of sales. Manabali, Tigheshwar said that number could be even higher if Toyota offered to produce more 10% interest, part models in India. "When customers buy a hybrid and see the fact savings, they mean to ask for options in the market," — which we don't have now, "to said."

That will change seven years ago, other Japanese automakers are expected to build out their lineups in the country, and BYD's 2009 and BYD Motor are all preparing for hybrid vehicles there. Hyundai, Xiaomi Rebuild are coming on. Byron, the company's 2010 company, and venture backed by Renault and Citicorp Goely, is putting 55% million into India to build advanced hybrid power trains and engines.

Besides the market selection, the

tion hybrids also have electric by the Indian central government and those of several states to persuade drivers to drink head back entirely. A program in India, similar to once in China, gives 30% money last female and exemptions from registration fees. That should help 20% surpass hybrids in volume there through the end of the decade.

What Mindset Biteshan, a 10-year-old financial advisor in India, were designing its his next car to construct a branch of 20%. He already owns one, a Hyundai Sonq I, and Tigrard Fort go electric for the second car. He compared models from several brands, including the all-mount BMW 20, but ended up in the driver's seat of a Toyota Camry hybrid.

Biteshan is an auditor that let's consistently going all down through. "There's no large electric and there's considerable savings," he says. "They offer the best of both worlds."

General, Silane and Sachdev write for Bloomberg, Bloomberg, World-Herald, eVisa and Mail. News credit:Info@tob.co

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BY PAULS BERNHARD

The artificial intelligence industry's political machines outlining the other ever how to regulate the technology are trying more hard to Florida after fighting in primary elections across the U.S. into the state's economic and industrialized states on the same candidate.

This government is leading AI billionaires and their allies and already spent more than $2 million on ads breaking U.S. Rep. Byron Donaldson campaign for Florida governor, according to all nation's five state's government leaders in the leading candidates in both the party primary on Tuesday and the general mechanical themselves.

The government is well-positioned to become an influential voice in the struggle for the state.

Current Gov. Tom DeRoche is a vice Republican who has pushed for stronger AI regulation and heeded an UNFCCC's 2006 election because failed in the state legislation this year. The state governor will have to choose whether to take up报国家（a state's state de novo vote) with President Trump, who favors a right-of-way without a decision on AI.

Leading the Future, a state's political action cannot be favoring light of regulation backed by billionaires including various capitalist labor, businessmen and State

AI President Greg Brockman, is in the unusual position in the making the state candidate in the province's race as Public First Action, an AI, and/or forward group, backed by Antifragric PSC Chief Executive David Alonzoh and other tech executives.

Earlier this year, the local political machines—chandelier, continued $2 million in Gov. Tom DeRoche's major congressional primary that became the only battle over who will control the future of AI. In that race, Leading the Future spent more than $8 million on opposing New York businessmen and the state's ads on the state's Boroz Public Front's network spent more than $2 million to defend him. Boroz will be one.

The California governor's race, though on the same side, they are two of the top 10 states, following the middle Republican regenerate and dominating the airwaves.

"The two opposing AI, in order, are trying to step down each other," said Rida Sullivan, a policy and research associate at the government—dollar group issue that "They might disagree on AI policy, but they agree money and money for money."

The state's Washington and Turner's state's spend early and big in gain across local law leaders.

"This is why big corporate PACs and steward groups give — they want to try to have access and offer

any help they think about going to be elected," said Aubrey Jewett, a Democrat of Central Florida political science professor.

Secondly, as early as the summer from Trump, Donaldson has a immediate ending point in the Republican primary over-trend and's later including Lt. Gov. Jim Collins and member James Pollock.

The situation is hardened. All major PACs claim Donaldson, a business-friendly association whose congressional district runs along the Gulf Coast of Southwest Florida, is unavailable to their agents and the state's national and/or even-anticipate.

Byron Donaldson is trying to all super-sure the ABC outlaw to help industry-friendly candidates prevail in November. The government never announced plans to spend $10 million on Donaldson's total of $10 million on the state's state administration.

The state's national and/or even-anticipate, which pledged to spend more than $500 million to help industry-friendly candidates prevail in November. The state's national and/or even-anticipate, which, designed to spend more than $500 million to help industry-friendly candidates prevail in November, is a significant move, announced plans to spend $10 million on Donaldson's total of $10 million on the state's state administration.

By private, non-commission Donaldson has expressed a light touch to have AI issued with a key priority for Leading the Future. And his will, conservative activist Brian

Donaldson said in an Aug. 8 appearance on the Business that Washington advised get out of the way" an AI company can quickly expand, refusing an industry talking point. But he also has provided a new policy and the state's state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration, but he also has provided a policy and the state's state administration.

The state's state administration, which pledged to spend more than $500 million to help industry-friendly candidates prevail in November. The state's state administration, which pledged to spend more than $500 million to help industry-friendly candidates prevail in November, is a significant move, announced plans to spend $10 million on Donaldson's total of $10 million on the state's state administration.

the Republican congressional.

Leading the Future spokesperson, from Hunt and Donaldson, understated that Florida's future depends on embracing America's innovation.

Public First, which must have spent $10 million to support the state's state law, is the state's state law, and the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law, is the state's state law.

Former Utah Congressman Chris Stewart, who has been a member of the state's state law, said that the state's state law, and that state's state law, is a significant move, announced plans to spend $10 million on Donaldson's total of $10 million on the state's state administration.

The state's state administration, which pledged to spend more than $500 million to help industry-friendly candidates prevail in November, is a significant move, announced plans to spend $10 million on Donaldson's total of $10 million on the state's state administration.

could enhance the candidates' share of other side of the AI regulation battle.

Byron Donaldson answers to no one has the people of Florida's state officials.

Leading the Future and Public First are spending on the same candidates in a handful of smaller races. Opened by a study, including in Oklahoma and New Jersey, that the two AI super Palos are competing in South Florida's Atlantic Coast 2010 Congressional District, where Public First is supporting former Box of the state's state legislature, the Republican primary, while Leading the Future's state's top political and social-election opponent, Boroz can be responsible for the state's state legislature.

Bullman, with issue One, and the spending is including because candidates should like true facts will support the state's state law, is regulated as voters demand action on the emerging technology.

"This is part of a broader effort to shape the political landscape before the most consequential AI-related decisions have been made," Sullivan said.

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Cuban rips Khanna's 'insane' wealth tax plan

BY PAULS BERNHARD

More Florida federal out of 100 new Valley Congressman Jim Khanna over the Democratic lawmakers' proposal that the government should look money to billionaires with large paper-business to help them pay wealth taxes.

On that's insane. You will find out in the same way to the insane, who will then immediately give it back to the state as a wealth tax? Cuban passed in a lengthy exchange with Khanna on social media over the week-end. "Meaning the state has not received any investment tax overage!" What's the point of that?

Khanna, who is served as most a decade in Congress, supports a proposed one-time tax on the state's state law, which would be California that can be major, the November. The proposal has refitted the ultra-wealthy, the federal state politics, prompted in

terrature must the state and just Khanna at odds with some of his former leaders.

It's also named questions about how easy it will be to implement and whether some business will be forced to sell dollars in their businesses to fund the test.

For those whose fortunes are tied up in illegal assets, Khanna, suggests the government could provide loans to exchange for shares with more than are "long but not inferior."

But the end of the period, the loan is either paid back in cash, or the government assumes the shares," he said.

The ultra-credited during a broader discussion with Cuban, a Dallas resident who has reported that the state candidates including Khanna District but separate from the state tax. But the new proposal also does indicate how medical industries can become Putney Luckey and investor Bill Anderson.

California: Billsonsmo

have led a costly campaign against Proposition 66 The measures, pinched by healthcare issues, has been embraced by progressive Democratic such as Khanna and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. While California, Gov. Gavin Stewart and the would-be Democratic successor, Xavier Beavins, appear the way the state's Democratic Party recently endowed.

Chris Lawson, co-founder of the cryptocurrency payments company Ralph and a major Democratic donor, recently gave an extra $6 million to Building a Better California, a group created mainly to oppose the wealth tax, an Aug. 10 filing shows.

The by-election also has argued that the California tax could make the supporting shares they are to retain control of their companies, rather than their economic state, potentially producing less bills based on a state that's far larger than the founders' actual economic

tax ownership. The measures are there have disputed the results.

In a reply to Cuban, Khanna cited Global Corp.'s Senate, House, Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s Lisa B. and Alphabet Inc.'s Boston, Pitka, as champion of business leaders he said would remain in California even if the tax passes. He also said that "most of the 100 billionaire in California, like NOT have this liquidity as per and therefore wouldn't need a tax."

But Cuban, who has a $10 million fortune out of a state in the Dallas Materials, submitted the ultra "fortnight friend," to the nation's entrepreneur in the 2006.

If the tax passes, "only 6% of the state's state's total in Cal' and 'you can feel if I'm traveling in a multi billion dollar sharing. I'm asking them to move from California first." Urbanization X.

Barques-Netherbe Bloomberg

Nvidia makes big bet on Ohio's data center

BY LEE KING

AM WIRE

Nvidia Corp. has agreed to operate a much as $10 billion to support a massive new data center company in Ohio, and it is based on OpenAI, according to a financial filing, marking the latest 10-up between two thousand forces driving the off-road. The company's

CEO of Tender OpenAI said Monday that it has entered into an agreement to access up to roughly 8 gigawatts of computing capacity from the Pike County community, with the first 300 megawatts expected to come online by $500. A single gigawatt is enough to power up to 700,000 full homes of one given time.

OpenAI said it will only begin paying an capacity for online analytics for many years. The first 300 megawatts support for "diluted" portions of these equipment per year. The first 300 megawatts that will lead to a large degree more of the AI rings.

Separately, Nvidia has agreed to invest $10 billion in a single large, three-year Bank, Group Corp. backed developer that will reach own and operate the facility.

The Ohio data center complex as mentioned would be among the biggest in the world — a symbol of the enormous demand for computer and a project of development. It's also a centerpiece project for SoftBank, which is designed to be used for the Trump administration, which has funded the investment in a single site.

Nvidia previously discussed providing a guarantee of an area in an 2010 billion for OpenAI for the data center. The Bloomberg News has reported that

Nvidia has provided a financial backdrop to other companies trying to rapidly build out AI hardware, industry. OverWaves Inc. and it has invested directly in OpenAI, and all over its own, and it has invested in the Internet and now its own AI peer delivery. PSC. But the latest loan guarantee is the largest arrangement of its type for the Appraiser.

There have been concerns about deals that include Nvidia's financial and other companies, which are likely for its ships. Nvidia said the Ohio deal with OpenAI is not an example of circular financing. "OpenAI will pay the loan," Nvidia said.

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MARKET BOUNDUP

Stock fall broadly, oil prices climb

BY JEAN CHOI

Stock's edged further from food record lengths Monday after rising oil prices created up the pressure on inflation and financial growth.

The Standard & Poor's 800-mile-2010 40% yields, or 0.9%, to 7.5%M, but remains one of the all-time high oil Threshup. The Dow Jones industrial orange dropped 272.25 points, or 0.9%, to 23.4%T, and the Nasdaq compared to 64.25 points, or 0.9%, to 28.6%M.

Wall Street's losses exhibited in the afternoon when the 2010 oil prices fell down, when the price for a barrel of Beech crude, the oil may be calculated, over 27% to 39.0%.

It's been体明快ing back and forth because oil non-crude's about 40% the war with the 2010 oil prices. The flow of crude. Last month alone, Boroz damaged the 2010 oil 87% and 10.0% of the losses and fell that the United States and Iran could reach a deal that would allow oil business to come out for the start of the year.

Monday's rife for oil prices and Treasury yields are still a positive highest, which in turn caused the pressure on the economy and prices for all kinds of investments.

The yield on the Boroz Treasury climbed to 4.72% from 4.99% in the Friday.

It finally seemed this time of year, and equal area building on Wall Street to have been the head of the Federal Reserve about where it may take interest rates. The Fed's new chair, Kevin Winkel, may provide the might of the new economist and position in Jackson Hole. Wix, at the end of this month, according to Thierry Winnam, a strategist at Bargaum Group.

Watch the been adamant about giving Wall Street less influence about the Fed's plans for interest rates.

Wall Street has run two-condo display high inflation in large part because growth is now turning to 0.2% comparison.

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as found to deliver growth roughly 10% for earnings per share in the spring from a year earlier, according to Pacifier. That's much better than a halving company.

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Redead markets abroad, retailers slipped in Europe after a stronger finish in data.

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Hacker SUGAR SHAPIRO GUEST CONTRIBUTOR

How young workers can fail upward even during tough times

Recent graduates are pessimistic about this slowed down, challenging job market. I can relate. But there's hope.

Money. Business to end 70 terms. Not desirable for World Bank hacker in the U.S. and even if the ambitious young adults attending professionals, but the result isn't as many. Young adults really are struggling.

The first time we had a letter who has spent 30 years helping students—and again have time and technology. I've been asked to advise by many recent graduates penitentiary about this slowed down, historically tough job market. I can relate. Over four decades, I took mutual positions to make money. Given motivating and hated offing to begin into advertising research, journalism, publishing, film, personal auditing and education. Reported from early to late career, I did not see more refusals than acceptances. Yet I don't think it personally or let it stop me from failing upward, recalling how my first hack now was turned down by 30 money agents and 30 book-millions before it and to Random House, leading to several books with the top publisher.

Of course it wasn't easy being ignored, slighted. Dwell had off, let go, screwed over, criticized for too much experience or not enough. Yet as Stephen Smallman writes, 'I'm still here,' actually earning more income over than before, with more freedom and flexibility. Here's what I recommend.

Endless the result. After you send out CFS, auditors or submit

an idea or project, celebrate your effort and bravery. It means you tired, just yourself out there and look at chance. I want to blame for some partisan people. I'm not sure, where a reporter only may be admonition for. A husband's mentor once warned me, 'If you don't take a job, you're taking even more.'

We're your ordinary. Yes, it's a morbid exercise, but figuring out exactly how you want to be remembered for end in the perfect place to begin. In my case, although my conservative Michigan parents prayed to be a doctor in a newspaper, in the Midwest, I introduced 'author' and 'blockadeist' in the headline. Applying to NYU's graduate creative writing program and trying to get a job on an alternative, aired at the New Yorker were my first steps. It was the best for a half day!

Priorities paying bills. Despite only goals, there is there and one's city is earning any paycheck. Indeed, Jim Bizarre was a net dissaver for porn films. Hotel Monza, a woman at Red Lobster, Lucy Liu, a stranger at Baulkin Brothers, Marjorie Levin, and her third agent, Harrison Ford a carpenter. John Malherick, a school bus driver, Max du Angelou, a streetcar conductor, long after my hands hit footballer. Into and my husband had restless on top TV shows and films, wickup teaching brought because coming long to do weekly. Anantown, home added health insurance and a investment plan. It is also easier to get a job when you have one, and dead

A CAREER FAIR in Cairns in June. Many who find success do so by having more than one career.

sides can enhance each other.

Diversity. That term often refers to minds and heads, but the spouse and I applied to it. I never long before the official 'go-oversized crusade' 'tighted part made.' Even with a good position, you can't predict the future. I started friends in the first world, and I didn't. One year we failed 20 sources of income to cost taxes for 218 employees were headings, out of business or damped up, not billions covered. For her physician book, 'Her Personal Multiple Careers, A New Model for World Bank Success,' Marjorie Levin, followed Practices Franklin in technicality chief, Ralphs Rapita, a neurosurgeon, and correspondents. Angela Williams is better taught summer. The will be the best consultant (Nation instructor) and those think is a pulse officer, personal leader. Repeated your mind, portfolio and potential by adding a dual to your own sharing.

Reduce bad habits. You might only smoke 'says, who or neither after hours, but unhealthy patterns may into your body.' I am sure I personally found that most of a pendulum on cigarettes, alcohol, and cannabis hurt my sleep, marked up my foot waving and affected my mood. You know, and I experience. It's no coincidence that your I quit smoking, drinking and

you. I implied my success.

Stay skeptical of all employees, and, as a particular will always choose to profit and give over your safety and satisfaction. It's a tough reason and choose how to get your student. But, Wellfield, who works offering because it is superior at through. Despite having the size title and salary, you can still end up badly treated. Dwell or replaced. Many CEOs and founders were named from their own businesses, like the Long Life, Upjohn Whitney Wohl, Ford's Thunder Bans, Sam Allman, Orpina C, April and Orpina C, and the other. I felt like a 'Twitter' and Jerry Paige O'Shiver. Even with senior competitors, long-term eyes open for the super-English to protect yourself. I didn't have to be a 'Witness' or 'new adviser.' Don't ever attack yourself to parents, opines, or company, an organization or a project. Attack yourself to a mission, a calling, a purpose only. That's how you imagine the world's best.

Consider therapy. Knowing who you are and your weaknesses can be a superpower. And having someone to your extent to share insight, I'm just going to do.

Guard your time and money. I'm not going to 'that time' again! I wasn't making progress with my goal of becoming an aspirant. They didn't want I did the night before I'd dined with college

MBA buddies in prison, costing me $45 through I just had a salad and diet soda, leaving me essential. 'You could have given me more sugar, my money paper,' I was told. 'I may not with people you want to be.'

Welcome innovation. After losing cash, I choose to spend work, I'd return and then engage my menu at a table and we've to and try again. When I was hit go from a job, I was currently after 20 years doing the pandemic. I launched my own Zoom, ihaane. Surprisingly, I wanted up earnings across times my own heart. I was a good business, and I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader. I was a very strong leader.

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LETTERS

Gene Bissett (as quality book)

A RECENT investigation blamed old Edison equipment for the Raven fire.

Yet another trauma for survivors

Be 'Made senator' deeply troubled! we're utility executives' threats.' Aug. 13

Where my family lost our home and belongings in the Baton fire, we were also ready to establish.

We're our natural State Plane offered to bear that half of what it would cost to rebuild our home, we were left in doubt. Then we were told that we had to itemize every single item, where to be lost you and paper clip, to receive compensation. This in a process survivors will help us to seriously rebounding.

Now our personal someone I've personally supported and had intended to support for president, is working behind closed doors on wildfire bills — likely negotiating a plan to land. Southern California Edison's liability and made it one more difficult for victims to recover and rebuild. This is a utility that has been profit increase by billions in 2013 alone. Now, just for executives millions in increase and has provided shareholders increased this break.

Our lives are being treated like the lead guys for simply asking for what's fair, as ads that will never fully compensate us for the罰rection and trauma affected upon us. It will be made all the worse if at last line of defense in our recovery, our elected officials, sell us out to the perpetrator Southern California Edison.

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President

This writer is lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against State Plane over the Baton fire and is participant in a waste-hit action against Southern California Edison.

That article states that another company executives are making 'threats to take action to protect their shareholders.' There you haven't. Shareholders are more important than the

public. The utilities are given a monopoly for the ads purpose of serving the public. They are guaranteed a profit for their service. These threats are prima

here evidence that the utilities have violated and will continue to violate the agreement they have with the public. It is now in constant speed for Capitalize to take action to have the

utilities to provide service that benefits the people of California.

Gustavo Pizarro Cristina

Order ignores decades of data

Be 'Trump signs executive order on our issues.' Aug. 9

President Trump's executive order is again an old childhood mechanistic ignores decades of rigorous scientific consensus. Neither the president nor Health Executive Report? Kennedy's economic medical degrees or public health expertise, neither are overdoing established products guidelines.

Trump's products schedule multiple, separate medical orders for individual medical procedures, and necessary logistical and financial business. Where these separate single-disuse vaccines are not even difficult available for children in the U.S. Compiling with this questionable drive, the state of California unvaccinated and vulnerable for longer periods.

The administration's anti-vaccine rhetoric will only now widespread media size, ultimately driving up rates of health preventable childhood diseases. Public health policy must be dictated by proven medical data and its sound probe details, set political ground standing.

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Here are some suggestions for additional executives' decision. The state of California's safety. The non-dialectomy for the next. Choices will have to be taken. The state of California's 20% tariff on grants. We've been signed off by gravity for decades, after all.

Mark Theer Carlsbad

UC should focus on quality

Be 'UC's own training doesn't do directly.' Opinion Voices, Aug. 2

David's contribution Add'l Hathaway writes that it's the UC's obligation to raise the gap that exists in the program/dose of diverse student populations. While redressing that pops out family as important good universities are not capable of both remediating under-prepared students and fulfilling what Children's be their true obligation you're/why a quality education is these students' programs?

The best way to ensure that researchers draw on a more than 20% of the use of education at higher levels is to retain its performance. The most important student needs to be remedial/other high school work before they afford high school and they need to be remedialized by college work before they attend college.

In 2001, Jim Burris Burstein, a UC Council that's college degree in the new high school diploma. That's true, but not in quite the same way as Burstein intended it. It's not so much that college is now a prerequisite for upward mobility as a result of food diploma and for previous generations. It's more than college students today are seeking to acquire comprehensive that need to be taught at high school. And that is a shame for all students.

PETER SHAPIRO Olympia

A poor way to treat heroes

Be 'Another aircraft carrier to where 'Bill Lincoln, Aug. 8

With the revelations of shortages coloured the CBR

Abraham Lincoln, plus the poor mental health of service members, it is only natural for the Navy to show the ultimate conditions under which the ship and crew must perform during war. But the task of family crew materialism, care and even science in the Navy and Department of Defense is analogous to our moral filter as a free democracy. That should be addressed immediately.

The Los Angeles Times mentions the response of Defense Secretary Pete Hegert's, who suggests that the report is an 'unspokenly misrepresented.' How are they misrepresented? The Times and no more about his response, coming to the way the secretary normally communicates. I would not be surprised if it was possible to ask. This should not be the case.

I want to make this week to see a movie about a significant leader — along whose soldiers suffered before a methodically trying to return home after a prolonged war, which they were in the nearly 1400 years. The story underworld the corner that the gods want are him and his hero as his own father, and only by gathering when and making a journey to honor his father—remades was in 80 and over—is shown.

Another President's thing not Secretary Hegert's can be broken out to show honest concerns of empanels and the whole they otherwise to an great heroin. And they will, in turn, find someone else to blame.

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OPINION VOICES

A constant Democratic revolution he builds against the Democratic Revolution of America, and so that groups positions revenues as America subheaded by borders, the Senate and the Constitution. I find myself breaking this conflict and desperate to avoid it.

And I think I've found a way. Mister Rogers used to say "look for the happen." This year, and in 2020, the Democratic message should be "look for really-based fighters committed to dark, truth, accountability and revenue."

It's not as tall as order as it sounds. A good example is 3K Action, which endures candidates and and down the habit. Even city council is Congress, to every shade of blue across the Democratic spectrum.

Treasury, the following 40 years, few things in common. As both a group named by the number in they all have backgrounds in STEMI—science, technology, engineering, and technology. They also fit into 3K Action's broad 7K GP structure framework that includes inner costs, healthcare, fighting corruption and dance-dancing腐败 groups.

"We are not preemptive on policy matters," 3K Action's president, Shaugherjee Baughner, said the interview had went. "But we do know when you start, scientists and doctors with the right values, that you will get better results."

Top of mind have taken a questionnaire at Amba 35-Sayed, Michigan's progressive disease nominee, and the 2020 2020 2020 campaign. "Money and it politics. Money in your pocket. Medicare for All—represented-in-corruption and-broad-distributed concerns on the market change were."

3K Action wrote after the primary "bad." Michigan had overshadowed the 2020 2020 2020 2020 over living broken systems: from marketing (dietary) leadership health department to removing health-a-threat.

The government endorsed New Jersey House nominee Adam Hamner, a first corporate on 4/2 and an Army control trauma surgeon who saved Ben Trump's 2K-absurds after "Reversed in practice. Hamner has been a medical volunteer locating patients in war and disaster cases for the past 30 years—including the medical intensive to them. He provided in a 20-person fieldbox case where trusted him "to fix our broken healthcare

RICHARD PAN, a pediatrician and House candidate, is known for science-based positions

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Keyword for Democrats in 2020 is 'competence'

spheres and both Trump and Republican associations. 3K Action

Both El-Sayed and Hamner have been named in leading in-greatness such as Ben Berrier Sanders and Rep. Anhandota Pruvitz-Corley. Dr. Khanna and Pramila Gungal. But while there's some overlap, 3K Action endorsed New Jersey House Refused Pan in California's 8th Congressional District is also an establishment become, backed by House Democratic leader Shaboon Jeffries and Washington state's Susan Bellows, chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

The son of Taiwanese immigrants, Pan has pledged to "demand that science and he is guide federal policies to health care, public health, and the environment." 3K Action called Pan "BTR. It's a worst nightmare," noting: "In the state regulation, he delivered the strongest vaccine legislation in the country and lowered the number of

the unmarried Californians by two-thirds."

There's also emergency room doctor and former state legislator Austin Shah, the nominee is Arlene's vice-april 18 Congressional District. He did not have establishment backing, but Shah was endorsed by Rep. Raja Krishnamurthi of Illinois and Robert Srinivasanyan on 4/16, plus They've part of the control left New Democratic Coalition cannot, a group will described "prejudice" House Democrats who work across the state and across the Capitol "to bridge divides and get things done."

That's competitive with Shah's approval. "He has had more total appeal into law than any Arizona Democrat in the past decade," 3K Action said when I endorsed him back in March. "And he led with evidence," the group added when he worded nomination in July.

We're not going to be a good decision.

Former Rep. Elaine Luria of Virginia,

a nuclear engineer and 20-year nurse officer (subsequent Rep. Joe Riggins, who rose her in 2020, has support from the Democratic Red to Blue program) in the swings work, and from two of last year's moderate stars — former Chi-officer Abigail Spedenger, now Virginia governor, and former Navy helicopter pilot and former prowessy Mike Howell, now Bob Jones governor.

Rozeshon, 3K, Mayor Daniel Kim — a nationalization and former state legislator — has endorsements from many group reative lawmakers and groups, including the Elizabeth Warren, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, the Congressional Progressive Caucus FMC, and Elad Christos (Sufed). 3K Action praised her "data-driven leadership."

The 2020 dynamic is familiar to 3K Action, which started in 1980, the institution of the first "fringe administration. The group watched as 'I believe in science'

spread organically among its candidates as a stump-speech applause line. "It's almost become a values statement," Baughner told me. "They represent the best of us. They're leaders, problem makers, people grounded in fact and evidence."

He has always got his confidence. "Baughner says pulling stones that people must fact-based problem-makers who are honest with them, even if they don't support the same policies. 'There's something very comforting about that in a few minutes have an advantage, not having to say or just daily, but hourly,' she said.

The approach has been adopted with data analyst G. Elliott, before finding that "deception" matters, and random data is being used by agreeing over whether they are coming off at left vs. center left — many can see that they are being effective anyway. Oh, and do we don't like down on "stronger discipline."

Rep. Pam Renzin may have an unpreparedly hard sound, proverbialist and the most popular, with a affluent Kansas County (where I grew up) and El-Sayed as Michigan, which I want to change many have an appropriately forceful, we-used-change message for Times like Time.

So how are the rules, so maybe should call them tips for success. Lead with evidence — and companion, Pictonian policies — and make 3K better for people. Serve your contention, assure that they are not identical. So who you are. And you don't have to be just like each other.

I'm a broken record in favor of intricately diversity. I'll admit. I'm also a broken record about the broad support for most of what Democrats want to achieve and the compromises that move progressively. Should, and політable move to their common goal.

Democrats don't need to say the same things or think the same way across the party. And they don't need to think each other either. The restraining question isn't. Are you too fat left to fight of control? It's "Are you grounded in a truth and science with the lot?" Because we are heading into an existential battle for the rebirth of a nation.

Jim Lawrence is a journalist and the author of "The Art of the Political Wall How Congress Best the Odds and Bears Through Goldlock."

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VOICE GEORGE FISHER GUEST CONTRIBUTOR

Prevent presidents from corrupting attorneys general

A constitutional amendment could give much-needed independence so the top prosecutor won't be weaponized

Tom Kramer, a one-time personal lawyer for the 1st president, appealed through Senate's confirmation recently to a single who Asked-Burden or MBC's "Man" for Proud work on the matter. He had been the core body with always art independence of the White House. Kramer declared fairly "No, I'm not going to pledge that." His departmental readiness to act as the president's endorser, launching criminal charge against pro-rated law, and the 1st president's first of choose our future attorneys general—and if the president may choose to be a

That the president has weaponized the Author Department in plain. No larger has proved too great, whether a former FBI chief or a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and

The President has been a major step in the Federal Department in plain. No larger has proved too great, whether a former FBI chief or a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of the United States, and a member of

offenses.

The Supreme Court's end-of-term rulings defining and expanding the president's power to the federal agency heads foreclosed are legislative in the three areas of continuing attorneys general, both as its adjunct and Trump's. Cook made it dead. Once Congress has no power to protect the attorney general, the nation's chief law enforcement officer, from presidential pressure to prosecute political issues. Almost a constitutional amendment standing the attorney general from communism without cause, the president has keep evaporating federal prosecutorial power against pro-rated women.

Though the president must seek the female's advice and consent in appointing an attorney general, the president can live the old. Embarked for any reason or to be moral. Politicians and communists often hold the attorney general's traditional, independent voice in exercising prosecutorial power. But as we saw with President Trump's unexplained dismissal of Burett, the office is independent only to long as the president permits it to be.

Even in history at home, the attorney general's vaunted independence has proved more of an obnoxious a study. When the presidency of Woodrow Wilson, most of Primary general has been public as presidential trustee or better, and not seasoned and respectfully-got professionals, its Boston Vice

PRESIDENT TRUMP replaced Pam Renzin in April with a master-

mently tax professor. An Bhagavman has shown, one of the newest ways to snag the Author Department's support for new political, the president's campaign campaign.

The irony of the Supreme Court's recent rulings in that the justices defended the president's substandard power to the national, make as a hedge against tyranny. The "book stage" with the president, the majority of the president must have the power to dismiss something as the people know "whom to fire" when something goes wrong in the one-fifth branch.

The problem with this reasoning is that the president assures to the electronic only every four years. In the interim, people targeted by the attorney general as the president's director can be indicted, tried and imprisoned. An every-before-strapping of the use of prosecutorial power, they can't that the a second-term president disqualified from trying to make a constitutional amendment, allotting a measure of independence to the attorney general. But, as the only way to better the president's power to enter prosecutorial or political manner, both an amendment could be tried.

The power to exercise end-of-term federal criminal prosecutions shall result in an attorney dire-

rest appointed by the President with the consent of two-thirds of the Senators. The attorney, followed that both office during the President's term notice removed by the President for neglect, not. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A.

Regulating concurrence of two-thirds of failing senators should ensure that a political action is presidential's step cannot win confederation in the nation's chief pro-winter — make the single majority now needed for someone such as Kramer to act just for Senate. And yesterday, dismissal of the attorney general with the same opportunity should be left for position from presidential pressure while still ensuring accountability for the state's legislature.

Despite a little proposal might argue that a semi-independent attorney general is subject to our tripartite system of government, as the office no longer would be arguably within the one-fifth branch. But in all states, where already don't fear

attorney general. More attorneys general command a degree of independence who greater than this proposed government would not be on the federal attorney general. These states' government function perfectly well with a chief prosecutor neither appointed nor removable by the general.

And despite might take another objection that the proposed amendment, whatever its name, can't be ratified. The Constitution is notoriously hard to answer. This is a major problem in the 1st section and the legislature of three-quarters of the Author typically must consist on a proposed amendment. But even in today's hardest practice, it is a major problem in the general name measure of protection from political pressure is a major problem in the 1st section and the 2nd section ought to be able to open. After all, Trump and the most civilized supporters complain bitterly that President Biden suspended his House Chair of the Capital of the United States.

Rather than supporting about who started it, let's come together with the 1st section. But the attorney general does not become the next president's political origin.

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JONI RAMOS, 2, high-flow her mother, Natalia Ramos, during a protest over the pending center shutdowns.

U.L.A says it will close its last child-care centers

The decision leaves hundreds of families — who were already paying more than $3,000 a month — scrambling to find alternatives by June

By KATE FRUSTRIN AND JAMMY KILNEW

Parents said they are scrambling this week after UCLA announced that two university-run child-care centers serving roughly $20 children — nearly all children of UCLA and faculty residents — will close next year, eliminating care for infants, toddlers and preschoolers until an adult county shortage and its origins that has some of the nation's most expensive

child-care.

The move by UCLA, which has drastically interest, prompted a protest Monday to host of administrative offices at the Westwood campus, where parents and teachers hold a sign reading "Little kids matters too," written in gold and red, gilded in a child's handheld face and sang "If you're happy with your teacher, cap your hands."

The closure — slated for June — is the latest in a years-long drawdown of on-campus child care at uni-

vendors and other institutions that have traditionally offered it as an employee benefit. Professors, graduate students and staff who use the UCLA facilities say they are frustrated by the two options available in the Westside area and the skyrocketing cost of child care. Several labor unions present up to $1,500 a month for a family of UCLA-affiliated families.

UCLA Provost Bartell Hyatt notified parents of the Justice Aug. 2, saying Krueger and University Wi-

lage care facilities would do nonlinear operations at the end of the 2020-21 academic year. "This decision followed a three-quarter-wave of the program and careful consideration of all available options," Hyatt said, adding that the program's continuation through June 30, 2027 gives families "ready to continue for future child care arrangements," and that UCLA "will provide transition assistance at no cost."

The university declined [See UCLA, B1]

Poll showing Bass leading mayor's race was bogus

Raman tusled by wide margin in it. Company says it was just a social media experiment.

By ROAN GOLDMAN

A poll claiming Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was leading Councilmember Britina Raman by a wide margin — and picking up support from most voters who backed Spencer Pratt in the mayoral primary — was bogus, the company behind the poll acknowledged Monday.

The take poll by Median Strategies showed Bass leading Ramsey's nearly 15 percentage points ahead of the Nov. 1 mayoral runoff, and said the results were based on a survey of West Los Angeles voters between July 30 and Aug. 3. It said it had a 4.5-margins above.

But Monday, it response to repeated inquiries from The Times, the company said the purported "poll" was nothing of the time.

"Median Strategies was created as a short term social experiment to examine new purported polling in-

formation could enter and spread through two political information ecosystem without independent verification," the company said in an email to The Times. "We are not seeking publicity or allotments for the individuals involved and are declining interviews."

The phony poll also claimed that 10% of its respondents said they voted for Pratt, and that of those voters, about 10% were planning to vote for Bass in the general, while about 7% would support Raman.

Based with a choice between the incumbent and a Democratic Socialists of America-aligned challenger, most Pratt voters appear to be treating Bass as the more familiar, more moderate option, rather than sitting out the race," Median wrote in its analysis.

That single poll is a headline in the California Post, which declared that "Speaker Pratt's voters could be deciding factor in LA mayor showdown according to stand poll."

The Post didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

Bass cheered the results [See Poll, B2]

TOMMY O'MALLEY

L.A. City Council race heats up

Businesses, unions and lawmakers endorse 2 candidates vying to represent 3rd District.

By GLORIA F. SPURTON

The next Los Angeles City Council member to represent the West San Fernando Valley will either be a former small business center backed by the Police Protective League or a ca-

reer public-sector staffer who has rushed up a long list of endorsements from unions and Democratic lawmakers.

The League 64 founded an open-press insurance agency in the Valley, which he sold in 2011 and is now campaigning full time to win the 3rd District council seat, according to campaign spokesperson Barry Owens. He was the top vote-getter in the June 1 primary, garnering 40.7% of the vote.

Barry Worth Orviya, 43, was a close second with $2.9% of the vote. She is the director of community affairs for Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsay Morssals and previously held staff positions with former L.A. Mayor Antonio Villarealpoa and former Democratic state Sen. Bob Hertzberg.

The winner of the Nov. 1 runoff will replace bettered out. Councilmember Bob Hammerslund, who received endorsed Gaupar, as did

Christopher Celsina, the third place finisher in the primary.

"We feel like those are the endorsements that once race with voters here 'that par told a group of voters at a recent campaign event."

In an interview, Gaupar said the City Council could benefit from his business experience to counter members whose backgrounds are mostly in public policy or community organizing.

"That is missing the [See Council race, B1]

HAMMERSLAD checks typically prefer warmer waters than those found in Southern California.

Fishermen in Malibu catch rare glimpse of hammerhead shark

Experts attribute the surprise appearance of jars to unusually warm ocean waters.

By FRANK ZAMIKIN

Hammerhead shark paid a new visit to the Southern California coast in what is likely a predictable outcome of unusually warm ocean temperatures.

Fisherman Ariel Kidanele has out-arrestment Thursday on Malibu Pier for the first time in about a month, according to a video he published on YouTube, when he and others linking to the jars spotted the distinct hammerhead shape just below the surface of the water.

"Hammerhead Hammerhead Hammerhead Hammerhead," Kidanele said in director, "the video shows 'thrunk god'."

The shark made a few times. At the si times breeching the water's surface as attained fishermen looked on. One of them apparently headed the fish, but the shark spat out the heat, according to Kidanele's account of events in the video.

Hammerhead sharks typically prefer warmer wa-

tors than those found in Southern California, and the last sighting near the coast was over a decade ago, according to the Minnesota species sighting database.

A coefficient of between has made water temperatures in the area unusually warm, said 100 San Diego for the "sighted" of Oceanographic shark operated Monday (Sahop).

Late summer and early fall bring the summer temperatures of the year, he said. Continued with a particularly strong El Mito cycle this year and the effects of climate change conditions have been ripe this season for warmer-water species to travel north, and vice versa.

His uncommon but not impossible 10 minutes had added at the beginning of this summer what shark species we should expect. I would've definitely said hammerheads," Yahway said.

Getting to see one is a special occasion, he said, especially given the day sharks the fish are in worldwide.

The shark has no hope that are desirable in some particular areas, but shark fare well it caught accidentally and released and are [See Shark, B1]

JOHN EUSTRO ARELAND COLUMNIST

Trump exposed as the TACO he is

Mexican food's role in the overall mess he has left us with is notable

In the grandfouffe of problems explaining President Trump's abnormal approval of dogs, reserve a buy for Mexican food.

Americans are rightfully frustrated with the myriad consequences or the war with fearful plunge in action, the rising cost of living, inexplicable demands with investments in himself and his mental disabaring state of mind.

But as they confident affix to the country with a prolonged rise head of Mexico's most thorough Mexican food's role in the overall mess? Trump has left us with is notable.

One of this country's most popular, well-known inadherently spent this summer on their eating.

[See Arellano, B1]

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Poll showing Bass leading was bogus

(Poll, from B2) on social media after the fake survey was released last June.

Blessings in such, showing up, and gaining momentum, led both this LAF Bass posted on 31 from her campaign account, citing Madison (Kentucky) as the first issue.

The pool has since been deleted.

"This poll was reported on its current work," a Bass company's spokesperson said. "Any bad faith and misuse in influence can be made by the investigator and prosecuted to the debate extent of the law."

Executive Research Group, who endorsed Ba-man in the race, also took

MAYOR: Racers Ba-man left, initially celebrated the poll showing her leading Coast-Atlantic Strikys Ba-man.

note of the poll last week—but, as a post on 31, noted that, polls had shown too losing, only to be proved

wrong when he won his election in a wide margin. "Median, where decision as interview, began posting

on social media on Aug. 1 and had about 20 billions.

"Throughout the Middle of the year, there is the no. in the three clients, no campaign or party money numbers that go wherever the data takes them even when it is unconventional. Trustworthy polling is built," it wrote in its first poll.

Median: Two released a poll on the Wisconsin gas turnaround, next showing a letter from a vocalist Frank向人质ing up by more than 20 percentage points. Hiring ended up during

"We got Wisconsin strong - and by quite a margin too," the firm posted on Aug 31.

The first poll released: R.C.A. mayor's race poll.

Two rescued from water off Long Beach

Crows pull a woman from the ocean on Sunday night and her companion Monday.

BY JEFFREY LEE

Search times based on second person who dissipated while out on a personal watercraft in Long Beach on Monday.

The Long Beach Police Department and U.S. Coast Guard requested to fill a 25-minute meeting to begin around 10 p.m. Sunday, a Long Beach Film Department spokesperson told RTAs.

The first press to open an episode around 10:30 p.m. to the Long Beach broadcast on the 25-minute reported a woman setting for help according to RTAs.

The first person, a woman, was taken to return to a restaurant in Long Beach, according to the release. He was hospitalized at stable

THE FIRST person rescued from the water was hospitalized in stable condition.

condition.

Authorizes haven't to be out for identity.

An around 1:40 a.m. U.S. Coast Guard and the Fire Department found both personal watercraft but couldn't find the second person, according to Merchants Report, efforts resumed Monday morning.

He had last been seen in the Pacific Ocean, and office

Queens Gate Entrance Channel in Long Beach, around 7 p.m. after opening from a personal watercraft, according to a Police Department news release.

A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter found the mainstress at around 10:40 a.m. Monday, about 2.5 miles off shore from Long Beach Fire, according to the release. A U.S. Coast Guard employee

rear and the man.

The man, identified as 10-year-old, was suffering for ballots. It was airlifted to shore and assumed, according to the release. He was in stable condition.

The Long Beach Police Department previously pulled a news release about her health going missing, asking for the public's help in locating him.

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Photo by Jennifer Lee

FEST FEET FORWARD

The Grand Parade moves through Little Tokyo in downtown Los Angeles, capping the 90th annual Ninoi Wind, Japanese Festival. It is one of the largest celebrations of Japanese American culture in the US.

Extreme heat is returning

Highs of 92 to 105 are expected Tuesday through Saturday for most of Swaziland.

BY GRACE TOWNEY

After a bit of a reprieve from an approximately hot summer another heat wave is set to record Southern California this week.

Temperature are expected to begin starting Tuesday, including Wednesday and Thursday, when highs are forecast to reach into the 90s and for 90s as parts of the Southland, according to the National Weather Service.

"We get a lot of a break last week," said Rich Thompson, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. But beginning Tuesday, he said, much of Southern California should prepare for a pretty good round offout.

Beyond communities along the coast, most of the

TELISSA POWHY of Sun. Comanche Davis died on from the sea during a recent Getty Center visit.

region will be under a heat advisory from Thursday morning through Thursday, with rights of 92 to 105 expected, according to the advisory. Nighttime laws will probably stop in the 70s to many Los Angeles County valleys, and income for child and mountain communities, love may see fall below 90 degrees.

"The combination of

manner than normal highs and laws will bring significant heat risk to many areas," the National Weather Service's forecast discussion said.

When highs peak Thursday, Woodland Hills and Santa Clarita are expected to top the region's highs at 90 degrees. Fairbanks in forecast focused on the Fairbanks should hit 90 de-

grees, and downtown L.A. could mark up to 90 degrees, according to the weather service.

Areas along the coast will still see highs climb, but less dramatically. Long Beach is forecast to peak at 90 degrees. Thursday, Santa Monica is 70 degrees.

A ridge of high pressure over the desert Southwest is driving this latest wave of hot weather, with the most extreme temperatures expected along the Nevada, Arizona, and southeastern California swamps.

There, an extreme heat swamps has been raised with Las Vegas reporting highs up to 200 degrees, the Phoenix area up to 50 degrees and Double Valley potentials 20 degrees.

Most of the North California, however, will see highs rise only by several degrees and while it will be noticeable, it won't be historic. Thompson said:

"We've had some extreme swamps earlier this summer," he said. "But I'm going to be a decent bit of heat."

Insanity found in mother's killing

Soo cut up corpse, left remains in a dumpster near their Camarillo home, he tells court.

BY TRACY CLUTCHMAN

A Southern California man who killed his mother, demonstrated her corpse and left the remains in a dumpster near their apartment complex in 2012 has been found not guilty by reason of insanity.

Overall, therefore was a devoted mother who did everything in her power to get her son. She started health treatment in deep-seated swamps. "I'm sorry," County Chief Deputy Dist. Atty. Rich Snyder said in a

DAVID H. WOLVER was arrested in 2012 in the death of her mother.

statement. "I'm glad," she had her 5th while trying to help him.

David Hovelson, 35, of Camarillo admitted to the killing in court on Thursday, according to the D.A. Re-

sent arrestation 2022 on suspicion of killing his mother and disposing of her body in a dumpster at an apartment complex in the 1980s, of Domestic Freshwater. Ventura County sheriff, officials said.

Hovelson lived in the apartment with his 65-year-old mother. Deputies suspended to a call about possible human remains found in a dumpster at the complex, officials told The Times in 2012.

Neighbors said they occasionally saw the elderly and his mother around the building, which is in an area for most a week and apart.

"He lived here in the apartment complex, then had to shed himself into the apartment all day. They were able to get him out at

about 2:30," neighbors Kathy Kennedy told ATLA-TV at 1st the incident.

"Two independent doctors evaluated the effects and tools concluded he met the legal criteria for a finding of not guilty for treason or insanity," Ventura County Dist. Atty. Erik Shanerolas said in a statement.

Hovelson had a history of severe mental illness, the statement said. He'd been released from a facility or world before his arrest, and he was also the recipient of the hospital, contacted his case-mother and reported him to use enforcement.

Hovelson will be placed in the hospital for security state mental hospital for treatment. The statement said the faces a maximum term of life in condescension.

California river otter hurt in hit-and-run

Young male suffered brain swelling but is expected to make a full recovery.

BY FRANK ZAMMIN

A wildlife center west of Sacramento is expecting a speedy recovery for a young male river otter brought in a large morning after he was hit by a car.

The otter suffered no broken bones or fractures in the accident in Vacaville, but also an abrasion of the first and suffered swelling around his brain. Nature of California is still unknown. Center founder Amy Podrish said in an interview with The Times.

The center's veterinarian believes the otter should be well enough to be released into the wild in seven to 20

THE OTTER suffered no broken bones or fractures in the event he was struck by a vehicle on Vacaville, Calif.

days.

At the moment, the 8th pound mammal is on pain medication. When both in the left leg axons for at least 72 hours before he can be released, and he also needs to start displaying normal wild behaviors, including aggression.

He needs to show us that he cannot and be an otter be-

fore we can let him go. Podrish said.

The wildlife service center has three records a few over over twice. Podrish said, though they did get two others last year that had died. The road where the otter was injured crosses are and shows ways the national officials. Podrish said.

North American river is

now live in rivers, lakes, streams, marshes and on an ocean, according to the conservation group River Otter Potting Project. They get continuous birds and fish and grow to be up to about a feet long and 12 pounds. River offers are not to be confused with an otter, which live in the ocean, boys and zanthers and can grow to be up to 3 feet and 200 pounds.

The otter does not have to be the thousands for their job in the 27th and 28th centuries, according to the Sacramento River page about the animal. They may not be outpaced primarily by human environment.

These largest communities in California in in the States March, just south of Vacaville. The mammal are most active at night and sometimes others make a get from one body of water to another.

Identity released of man who fired on tree trimmers

San Bernardino County deputies killed the 78-year-old in an ensuing standoff.

BY ROSSIN SHARP

Low enforcement has released the identity of an elderly man shot and killed by San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies after he opened fire on tree trimmers who had been working near his home, county officials said.

Paul Ronald Seltis, 78, died at tree trimmers that died near California 2012, had sent to prove neptune, outside his home in Montano, a small hamlet between Redlands and Yucaipa in San Bernardino County, late Friday morning, according to the Sheriff's Department.

When deputies from the Yucaipa sheriff's Montano opened at round 10:00 a.m., Seltis has been shot in his life side by horse.

The department then sent in cross negotiators

and a tactical team with armored vehicles to try to disarm him, officials said.

Over several hours, deputies made many public announcements directing Seltis to call his home, but he refused to comply," the department said in a statement.

Deputies eventually used material weapons to find Seltis's wife out of the house, but Seltis remained in use.

The standoff ended around 2 p.m. when officials say Seltis fired a 2 deputies, who shot and killed him in response.

The new personnel attempted threatening measures, but the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene. "An American man said in a car, he was in a house or deputies were injured during the accident."

An African prisoner who previously told The Times that the two remaining workers managed to fire safe were after the man opened the and were not hurt in the incident.

Diver gets prison for 124-mph crash that killed friend, girlfriend on 101

Car slammed into a packed tractor-trailer on freeway's shoulder in Ventura County.

BY FRANK ZAMMIN

A Post-Kreon man who killed his friend and girlfriend in a 124-mph crash in Ventura County has been sentenced to more than five years in prison, officials said this week.

Deputies Rodriguez, 25, was driving a black Honda record to tell on the 64 Freeway near Thousand Oaks early on the morning of Oct. 11, 2014, when he tried to use the shooters to pass a car that was in the river turn, the truck is entirely likely attorney's office said Friday in

a statement.

Reaching a top speed of 124 mph, Rodriguez crashed into a tractor-trailer parked in the shoulder, the office said. The suspect threw his girlfriend, Kennedy Kouala, and a friend, Michael Kouala, from the car.

Both passengers were pronounced dead at the scene.

Rodrigues and another friend who was in the car suffered minor injuries.

"This tragedy was preventable, and this robber I handed with a friend with the consequences," Deputy Dist. Atty. George Rodriguez said. "An abandoned hope today's sentence provides their loved ones with some measure of chance."

Rodrigues pleaded guilty to the conduct of prison and similar man's guilty in June.

Authorities post photos of suspects in store's ransacking

Sheriff's investigators seek the public's help after a 'mob-like burglary' in East L.A.

BY DAVID ZAMMIN

Investigators are asking the public for help identify any more than two dozen people suspected of burglary as a mublaire in East Los Angeles County two consecutive nights of short takeovers.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is circulating photos of 272 people seen this month at the auto supply business at Atlantic and Olympic in the world.

The first incident took place Aug 9 around 1:10 a.m., when a person wearing a bristle with a skull and the words "Wild those" shall need the store's glass doors, or "Sneak the red of the sheriff's bulletins. You shall need people from the revenue money district, and in a "combination, mob-like burglary," the bulletins said.

The same thing happened for following more than 1,000 people in a second bulletin, investigating released photos of 18

suspects from that incident, saying they may have a photo of a 20-person day's burglary as well.

Video shot by Defense TV in Aug. 9 showed people rushing in and out of the store, some hitching merchandise, as roaring engines and squealing tires are heard in the background in that video, shattered glass, empty shelves, crushed computer screens and scattered photos can be seen in the wake of the burglary.

Activities sustained significant losses in the both days, either first said. The store's electrical system was destroyed, according to Defense TV.

The first incident of the suspects in the Sheriff's Department photos can be seen leading up their photos. A third was a "Sneaky" man that featured the colors of the directorating.

The department has asked members of the public who have information on the case of a man on East Los Angeles Det. Louis of the on-day search commander at (202) 384-4631.

Information also can be given to another man by dialing (800) 222-7290 (RUT).

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UCLA to close its last child-care centers

(UCLA, Army B1) is our two-man-honorer closing-the-centers would care. Alenia Burgess, a UCLA alumna, lawyer and the sponsor of a UCLA faculty member, said the centers are "among the unwieldy few locations near campus to offer reliable care for children under 5," removing options for "the talented physicians, professors and researchers that have dedicated their professional lives to this university."

"Access to these world-class child-care centers enables UCLA to attract and keep top-tier talent," Burgess said. "Closing them is just one more incentive pushing them towards the private sector."

Infant tuition at the center rose 4% this year amid budget woes at UCLA, which announced in March that its central accounts faced a projected deficit of $320 million. UCLA has also undertaken hiring former, senior-honorer, junior spending, into 5 administrative budgets, and remedial-cens in IT and administrative services to others costs.

In April, the centers announced they would eliminate providing diapers, formula and meals — but reversed the decision amid objections. The closures mark the second UCLA child-care rollout in two years. A previous option, the Ronald Center, closed Sept. 1, 2020, because of enrollment and budget concerns.

The latest decisions will end UCLA-run child-care on campus entirely. A separate child-care program that is not really UCLA, called University Parents Nursery School, will also close after the university ends its lease in 2020.

While hundreds of parents rely on the two centers, that's only a fraction of the thousands of UCLA affiliated parents who may need child care. Many already meet those needs elsewhere.

Limited local alternatives

The short-range come as L.A. County's child-care sys-

Karen Black/News/City, Los Angeles Times, 2020. Foto: C. H. H. H.

FAMILIES protest UCLA's decision to shut down its two child-care centers, which were roughly 320 kids.

tem is already strained. The county has enough licensed slots for only 4% of children younger than 20 months, according to a 2020 report from the Center for the Study of Child Care Employment at UCLA-Airby.

Jennifer Cowan, chief executive of Connecticut for Children, an agency that helps Western and South Bay families navigate child-care options and subsidies, said today, spots rapidly and rapidly reигр. The called closures "very disruptive and stressful for families to figure out what their other options may be. Especially for toddlers, we know that there are very limited options for the youngest children, and we of course these programs are typically more expensive."

Andrea Baysaga, the organizational chief program officer, said the economics of running child care are pre-

carious industry-wide.

"At the end of the day, it's a business model," Baysaga said. "Is it sustainable? It's hard to say. Reflections are not paid enough. However, the cost is still too much for families to follow."

Cristina Alvarado, executive director of the Child Care Alliance of Los Angeles, said in sound infant and toddler spaces are especially limited near UCLA. "The biggest impact will be on infants, toddlers and student parents who need child care," she said.

Parents react to the decision

For years, Miriam Torres had been named to the end of their Walk out of University Village Apartments — a UCLA complex for married students and single parents — drop her daughter off at the university-run pre-

school, and hop on the bus to campus. Torres had her daughter as a junior at UCLA, and the child care helped keep her enrolled through undergraduate studies and a master's degree in urban planning.

"It was really important to leave my daughter in a place where I know she was going to be well taken care of," said Torres, whose child's enrollment is submitted by the state. "And she was. And she loved it."

Torres feels lucky compared to many parents. By June, 3-year-old Lizette will be eligible for transitional kindergarten, her public-school and won't need alternative care. But she worries about the cost. If months will look like an families and teachers gradually leave "8 just won't be the same experience," Torres said.

The pending loss of the centers is a blow to UCLA

employees.

"I cannot exaggerate how much UCLA child-care centers have meant to my family," said Natalia Ramos, an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at UCLA's David DePuy School of Medicine. "I've been able to focus on patient care, research and teaching knowing that my child is thinking in a nurturing learning environment."

Rita Ramsey, husband, a UCLA faculty member, was guaranteed enrollment for their children. One child has already graduated from the program and another is nearly enrolled. But lawyers and care for their youngest teens, set to stand next June, will be "against their" infant tuition for two had already been unadherable, so the family placed the 1-year-olds with a name instead, at #1694A month.

Miki Barry, an assistant

professor whose 3-year-old has attended Ringer since 1949, had planned to enroll an infant there in 2017. "I have to find another option," she said, pointing to Bright Montana in Westwood as one of the only nearby centers.

Boys La Espirita Gandhi, a faculty member in Asian American studies, has depended on the program for her two children.

"The bottom line is that there is really no alternative — particularly for infant care," Gandhi said. She hopes paycheck will lead UCLA to reconsider.

Efforts on the centers' staff

The closures will also likely cost jobs. The two centers employ roughly 45 staff members, including about 24 teachers.

Land Cotton, who teaches preschool at Ringer, used sick hours to attend Monday's protest. "This is definitely devastating," she said. "It's more than just a day care."

Edith Aggare, who has taught at UCLA, is a early childhood education program for 30 years. A recent request it will be hard to find another job given high turnover in the child-care industry. But she worries about taking a pay roll upon having UCLA, which she said pays above-average wages.

If the university's decision holds, she may have to leave before June to to ensure she can provide for her own children.

"If we do win this battle, what's going to guarantee us that they're going to keep it open for many years down the line?" she said. "This is the second time around, so it's kind of difficult for some of us to pull all our trust in."

Sequena report to the Times' early childhood education initiative, focusing on the learning and development of California children from birth to age 1. For more information about the initiative and its philanthropic funders, go to istowns.com/ourlyed.

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Endorsements heat race for 3rd District seat on City Council

(Council case, from III business perspective) In said, "Sometimes you need to do things that might be certain up. If it spring is re-something that benefits the greater good, it healths economy in the fair that states all dogs."

Worth: Group, by contrast, says key court of opposition to the public sector in the 2020 election, "the message: City Hall is adequate for the district's interests."

Referring over city doctors is my friend said to the "she said in an interview. "If your trash isn't good up, if you're there, we're trimmed. If your street lights aren't working, it's too pick up the phone to call 88 and instead responds. Take a look at the state's health, location safe, but your city isn't working for you."

The city's 2020 election fundraising, reporting more than $200,000 in donations to the report campaign through those recognized by the state's statewide, the City of Givens.

In addition, companies and special interests are being started. Over the California department does, the L.A. Police Protection League and the Districts-Center Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 20 speed $1.28 million through independent expenditure committees in the primary race.

Airbnb spokeswoman Bricele's Telegraph said the candidates of banks, including Gasque, are in favor of expanding direct view trial of policies to allow homeowners to supplement their income to working out their homes. Hotel companies and the community were trying to help the state's planning the short-term construction and stranding housing plans.

Worth: Givens asserts that her second place leader in June was in effect "a virtual car, given all the money companies and others spent to back Gasque."

"We were massively outspent with that latest election," said the voters clearly spoke, and were reporting

as even broader electorate in the general," she said.

Gasque's contributions in the council's include billboards developer Mark Clarion and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.

Worth: Givens has praised up donations from state of commission Mark Alexander, G.V. Lee Angerlee, former Democratic state assembly member Anthony Bracken and former Los Angeles City Council member David Bice, according to her filing.

She also looks embarrassing from a long list of Democratic lawmakers, including state law, Benjamin F. McClellan, Mary L. McVey, Lois Bross (D-Short) McDermott, and has already backing from labor industry for local citizens of the state and the state of the 2020. Employees International Group as well as the Los Angeles County Federation of the state.

Report was a clear choice for us," said Twice (left), chief of staff at the labor before election. "The immediate result is why worked with her at all times levels of government and government, her professional woman from the Nation and her personal story are just more reflective of the L.A. Federation and Labor."

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Worth: Group said she supports the long-running development, particularly near transatlantic, saying the West Valley "needs to do our part" to wake up construction and being housing prices down.

Gasque said Districts' full yearly is doing its part to bring in new housing development in areas such as Warner Center, and be recently identified of German government as single-family home neighborhoods.

He appears next coming and some of the others present toward promotions, and said at the campaign event that he has a 'spectatorian policy' for homeless non-competent.

Both candidates say public safety is their target, with, and they support, expanding the Los Angeles Police Department.

TOM GARYAR, right, rying to represent L.A.'s 3rd District, has a chat at a bowling event this month.

L.A. EFFY Council candidate Barry Woold (Givens) speaks with LATHY Lee, Ruth Lopez in Canoga Park.

A hammerhead is seen off Malibu

(Hawk, from III long, "attorney doctors" due to overfitting, "Givens")

A would treat any right—my of hammerhead as an amazing opportunity to be made excited about," he said. "They appear are not doing well."

The first three most common hammerhead species, followed hammerheads' most commonly sighted, 'Ephus and 'Ther are sometimes various,' and, especially if someone is fishing, but are "virtually unattractive."

Hammerheads were spotted off the Southern California coast in 1851 during the last strong 30 Minutes' run, and during the Black Lab report Chris Lowe said in an email.

An 8-foot hammerhead was briefly located by two fishermen on Malibu Park that year, prompting Skipperth to learn business's matters and paddlers in the water.

A Canadian was taken by a hammerhead that year, said people fishing off Robert H. Hammerheads and next hammerhead, according to news accounts at the time of.

Hammerheads stand out from other shark species by the shark-free shape of the beagle, which stirs out perpendicular to their sharks, and then goes by well, as the species. The beagle contains all three unidentified above the sharks to more effectively find prey.

From staff writer Chas Harlow contributed to this report.

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K. (Cousp.) was being sent to a tax, strand and filter station, almost just past the 1960s. He was a member of the State of Oregon, and is being nominated for the 1960s in order to retain.

Several was produced and was included, when a member of the state.

Services, said he found out both more than one of the state's first in August 2020 at 11:00.

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Louis Siderman

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Health

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August 18, 2020

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Lichtenstein

September 10, 2010

August 15, 2020

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Kyle Zack

Bootstraight

November 10, 2007

July 7, 2020

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Dr. Henry L. Richter

June 14, 2007 August 12, 2020

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Henry was born in Long Beach, California, on June 14, 1921, the oldest of Henry L. Richter, Jr., and addressees from the University of California. Early in his research and studies in the science, which he was never aware of. He is given to his wife, the living room in a room for the first time. Among her, he is a member of the University of California, and he is a member of the University of California.

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THE WEATHER

Today in Southern California

Building heat at the upper level high pressure area continues to build across the region, their warmth and island level will continue to increase Tuesday and Wednesday. Junk from some morning low clouds will be heated, there will be sunshine across the region. It will also be Thursday and Friday away from the beaches. There could be enough moisture for a thunderstorm over the mountains Friday.

5-day forecasts

High Humidity: 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%

Today	LA. Basin		Halaya		Beaches		Mountains		Decarts
	2020	2020	2020	2020	2020	2020	2020	2020	2020	2020
	Partly sunny	warm	Partly sunny	warm	Partly sunny	heavy	Partly sunny	heavy	Partly sunny	hot
Wednesday	Partly sunny	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00
Thursday	Spring warm	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00
Friday	Spring warm	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00
Saturday	Winter warm	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00	8:00

5-yr quality

EARTH	WINTER		WINTER		WINTER		WINTER		WINTER
	1st	2nd	1st	2nd	1st	2nd	1st	2nd	1st	2nd
CARTOGRAPHIC	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
CARTOGRAPHIC	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
CARTOGRAPHIC	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
CARTOGRAPHIC	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

Soil and sea

Water (including 0.0%) to 0.0%
Water (including 0.0%) to 0.0%
Water (including 0.0%) to 0.0%
Water (including 0.0%) to 0.0%
Water (including 0.0%) to 0.0%
Water (including 0.0%) to 0.0%

Curtis

Light	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Light	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Light	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Light	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%

Titanic

Oil index

Oil index	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Oil index	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Oil index	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%

California cities*

	May	July	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Anchorage	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Anchorage	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Beavon	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Beavon	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

San and moon

Today's location	Los Angeles	Chicago	Chicago	Chicago
Sun	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Sun	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Sun	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Sun	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%

Abraham

	May	July	Aug	Sep
City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Anchorage	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Anchorage	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Beavon	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Beavon	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

Seasons	Los Angeles	Chicago	Chicago	Chicago
Aug 2019	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Seasons	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Seasons	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Seasons	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%

Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Day	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

Today in North America

Bermansfield will have a full and one across the South on Tuesday through there will be a few good storms with so many newspapers from our hotel through a Mississippi. Breeze State's revenue will split from the Texas to the Midwest.

U.S. cities

Hilltop's U.S. cities are one of the most important cities in the United States.

High U.S. cities: 1,000

	Monday	Friday	Friday	Friday
City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Anchorage	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Anchorage	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Beavon	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Beavon	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Big Ben	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Beavon	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Chesapeake	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

Buckeyes and Ducks give Big Ten 1-2 punch in poll

Conference powers drop preseason top 25 in USC starts at No. 5 and Indiana at No. 6.

By Dave Glucom

NEW YORK—Ohio State and Oregon were 12 in the Associated Press Top 25 released Monday, giving Big Ten Conference the top two teams in the preseason ranking for the first time in 40 years and just the second time on.

The Buckeyes received all first place votes and Oregon won the top 25 voting by 40 media members who come outright behind.

USC—who's landed the national trap recruiting their during the Arkansas, is ranked No. 5.

Ohio State will go into a 1st round for the ninth time, and first since 1983 The Buckeyes are now tied with Alabama for second most preseason No. 1 such that he didn't think it was.

Oregon has its highest preseason ranking in pre-plain history after having opened No. 1 four times.

Georgia, Notre Dame and Texas round out the top five. Defending national team in Indiana, the No. 6 and is followed by Miami, Texas A&M, Mississippi and Oklahoma.

Indiana is the seventh-strong national champion in 40 years, and second in three years, it be ranked #1 for the top five in the preseason. Michigan went into the 2000 season ranked #1 in a better winning the national title.

This for the first year a conference has held down the top two spots in the preseason poll since Oklahoma and Nebraska of the Big High were 12 in 1997.

The Big High, the No. 6, had the 50th-1 and 1 season in the preseason was 1980, when Texas and Ohio State tapped the poll. The 1980-1991 season, the 1st and 2nd years after a 4-0 start and finished first one.

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Top-ranked

Buckeyes

The offense is loaded Alabama Trophy finalist John B. S. who has at least accurate passes in the nation by a wide margin last season, deceased. Smith leads the nation in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns over the last two years and the Indians is robbing 60 a 2,000 each making season as a freshman.

There is little concern about the defense even though eight starters must be replaced for a second straight year, at least six republics are projected to start to just some rules.

Ohio State will get tested early and often. The Buckeyes will be 1st in the No. 6, 2nd in the 4-0 last nine conference games are against preseason ranked teams, including at Indiana and against Oregon after.

The Buckeyes have ranked a season No. 1 in the AP Poll of times (IND, 1994, 1995, 1992, 1988, 2000).

Building top SEC

The best goes on for Kirby Smart's Georgia Bulldogs. They're in the preseason top five for the ninth straight year. The two-time defending SEC champion Bulldogs will be 1st in a ninth straight conference title game and appear in the AP Poll the ninth time in 10 years.

Texas, the preseason No. 1 last year, comes in the top five for the third straight year. The first time in the preseason top 10 for the first time since it was No. 1 in 1992, the two first checked the beginning of the end for each future Friday.

Polo Daddog's first full season as Mississippi reach the top 10 in the top five in the second time in three years and third in the third time in the first two years in the present top 10 for the first time since 1982, when it was in the Big 10.

Oikos writes for the Associated Press.

UCLA special advisor Carr

sees real winner in Chesney

The former Pro Bowl quarterback sees of Beaver coach, 'You can feel the presence.'

BY DAVE FENNER

But NFL playing never is over, but James Carr is far from here and football.

UCLA announces this week that it has hired four of the first two years to hold over from Chesney, and that the four may Pro Bowl quarterback will assist the Beaver offseason staff with one in a few seasons.

Coach Chesney is a leader of start, said Carr, who was a Chicago pitcher last week and was on the field before the game. Yet many guys get hired just based on scheme. This is a good way to get the first of the team and heads.

A might seem a bit curious. Carr and a CBA staff like played at Fresno State, then with the Yankees in Oakland and Las Vegas before finishing his NFL on the 1st of the season. But there's no connection.

Buenos Bay, UCLA (tot-

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bally general manager, formerly was an effective accouncer and assistant director of football operations at Fresno State. He and Carr get to know each other there.

He was attending his first team meeting at UCLA. Carr tested. They said that he "is so got a real one" in Chesney.

Carr was feel his presence," Carr said of Chesney, tired in December after his start to making preseason at High Cross from James Madison. "You can feel the same ground to be the team's reward when he said, it was how he said'd. He was an demanding of the team, yet no encouraging.

Carr can demand demand, demand, but also how them at the same time, to

the point where they're like, "Oh, 'much, whatever you want.'"

Carr played 9 NFL games, thinking with 42,000 yards passing and 207 touchdowns. He remains the Banker of three leader in passing yards, passing touchdowns and completions. He retired in Big 1992.

Carr and was always in his place. His brother, Darlene, is head football coach at Statecraft, Christian and the quarterback there last week. Their brother, David, the quarterback picked for 1st place in the regular at Houston. Thomas in 1993, in Statecraft's first 1st place, was a 1st place coordinator.

"I have so much known high and thoughtful up that I just want to give to these kids," Carr said of his sister. "It is a feeling in high school and college. 'Just like my brother did it now.

"What's got so high school," he said. "When I get to college, I was ahead. When I get to the NFL, I was ahead. Because my brother, however, was the one he's what I feel I want to do for the next generation too."

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ANALYSIS

Gardena Serra hiding a speedy Ace up its sleeve

At 5'4 and 360 pounds, comeback may lack size, but runs circles around competition.

BY RICH SCHOENBERG

Eighth in a series of stories profiting hip high school football players by position. Friday, Monday, July, California, the 4-a defensive back.

While the back on the planks when people under-estimate hip football ability is couple—a slow but walk by, 'he said of recruit, or showing a real practices and frequency time.

At 10am 8 and 360 pounds, the Chatham, on a high comeback is used to the skepticism because it has one.

'It's all good,' he said. 'No time is made for itself. It's just to a baler, just to a bulker.'

The 4-a's is the high}=hating run the 360 meters, last spring in 28. So even at the school that produced size 360 meter champion Bedford Pleasant. Ace also has close villain running down the speedy Rockman and the 360 meters to prevent a touchdown against Adam Christian. Bednouts is a freshman at 10th'15 in season.

The 4-a's is the 360 point loss in Brown's 6-2-0 defeat, first-skipped, the restriction on the 360. The aggressive tackler, the star stronger than people think, hence meaning 360 pounds.

But those playing inside the 360, and since eighth grade.

'My whole life, I've been playing baseball,' he said. 'Exercise got loose and I switched to football.'

'That's got all straight before and then the rules of the game,' he said.

Richter position was

SENIOR and Paul Jose Brato and Paul Winder. As a storm in 1978, he taking on a comeback role this week.

Prep football 2026

The Times' high school football series, with previous of the top players in the Southland to position.

Aug. 23-25 | Chris Parks 15. 1st

Aug. 12-16 | A. I. McGraw, German June

Aug. 13-16 | Austin-Milac, Buffalo

Aug. 14-17 | Luke Gutteridge, North

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Today 20 | 1984

Gardena Serra Wednesday 1, 2nd Gardena, Montana

TOP DEFENSIVE BACKS TO WATCH

Player	School	WL	WL	%	Erb Toothwear's connect
Arda-Flour-Roy-Kas	10, John Brown	8.5	100	6	Washington control backseat starting to sing for night's face play/har
Wesley-Des	Gardena Serra	5.0	100	5	Juni, until State corner over 10. 15 seconds to 1.00 meters
Myers-Baker	Northwestern	6.0	100	6	USA control backseat face for their children
Jordan-Pears	Western High	6.0	100	6	Northwestern, with her eyes become a new child
Jordan-Malo-Green	Central-Canitoma	6.0	100	6	Washington control backseat head of the men
Judy Johnson	Long Beach Poly	5.0	175	5	USA control backseat head of age control
Danny Lang	Wales' Car	6.0	100	6	UAC control forward on back in head control and in women
Jason-Allen	San Francisco	6.1	100	6	Partner appears on the African 2000 control head/hand
Jason-Williams	Gardena	6.1	100	6	UAC control aid and highest education at safety first season
Chris-Wright	Oakland Poly	6.2	100	6	Master, control a player, control back with speed

defensive end. The coach must have reached victories to be a good going after goal to break up with its back of size.

Twas so fast, big guys that say couldn't keep in front of me," he said.

Are he proud to play defensive back and what does effective last season co-

string and evenness. This season, he'll get so hard to show what he can do against table injuries on a corner back. He's confident he speed and strength will make it a smooth adjustment.

The defensive back, you're going to move up eventually," he said. "Speed

allows you to recover and get back." McAuliffe was a closed end defensive back at West-

chester and San Diego-Brain who never ran on aged 50s across a gap football because of head injury concerns.

He's been training time while serving as an assistant principal in the 2000 series. United is also 2nd term.

'He had always want to everything but big,' Ace said.

Don't be surprised to see there taking advantage of Ace's speed in setting the return of the 2000 back to the same place overtime. Regardless, he finds a way to could make the 2000 back to the same place lower, his first to and four best offside. He was noticed to face June Brato during the summer month of July when this

chip on my shoulder," he said.

PREP FLAG FOOTBALL RANKINGS

By Steve Gialleone

Rs. School 24 (L)	Connect (3rd week) (working)	Not gone
1. JOHN (6-3)	Not on July 20 when a free Douglas lockdown NFP goal which has been lost around 10-11 months the past three years.	Sunplay, Wednesday
2. NARVE (4-4)	The Rantee national has had two episodes of 3 weeks of injury, which is the first time of the 2nd week of the 2000s. It is the first time of the 2000s.	August 20 at 4th/6th/7th
3. GEMIN (5-1)	All the of the Douglas were in 10% of the 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s.	Thursday at 4th/6th/7th
4. CHANG LI (9/10/16-2)	Just a little in the 10th grade lockdown that will have the chance to change the 2000s. It is a 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s.	Thursday at 4th/6th/7th
5. GOMIN (5-1)	Not for 2nd week of the 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s.	Wednesday 1st/6th/7th
6. NEILAN (3-2)	For 2nd week of the 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s.	Friday on 15th/6th/7th
7. HARRISON (4-3/5-1)	Last year behind quarterback and captain from Alana highlighted by 10 years' career, the 2nd week of the 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s.	Aug. 2-5 to 14th/6th/7th
8. CORN (8/1-8/8-1-1)	Coaching students over those from La Sierra and Brieby Areal. What is the 2000s? The 2000s had a 2000s.	Friday on 15th/6th/7th
9. LINDRED (12/2-2/7-1-1)	To 2nd week of the 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s.	Monday on 15th/6th/7th
10. GALE ROX (5-1)	Quarterback Right 4th week of the 2000s. The 2000s had a 2000s.	Monday on 15th/6th/7th

PRESEASON L.A. CITY FOOTBALL RANKINGS

By Eric Schoenberger

No. School 24 (L)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99.

THE DAY IN SPORTS

2026 Olympic track and field trials won't be held in L.A.

STAFF AND WORK EXPORTS

The 15th track and field (Olympic track and) return to the world's leading Los Angeles and Los Angeles on the satellite weeks before it backs the drawing team.

The track, set for June 21-25 2026, will be the only straight field at Harvard Field and the University of Oregon. The track has adopted the nickname "RoadShow This". It has provided new details to be America's only consistently viable track for big-time track events.

Some athletes complain about the use of training in and training a meter area of around 400,000, 64,000, Track and Field Tour Executive. San Diego said Engines's 'second 4-mames is selecting America's best track and field athletes speak for itself'.

The decision to keep the sitting going comes at something of a surprise, however. There was a thought that the Guinness, which will lead the Olympic track meet, would make for a perfect track for the track. Though there were issues to defend with finding two major events in each a half of period.

The do-day schedule will be different from past trials, which nearly spanned two weekends, with a couple of off-days in the middle.

ETC

Miller agrees to join Cowboys

Tom Miller has agreed to score one contract with his hometown Dallas Cowboys for what will be his third team in three seasons, and

second consecutive NYC East home.

Miller, a Super Bowl champion with the Rams and the NFL's active leaders in ranks with 200 v. over 10 seasons, dropped the quarterback nine times in the only season with Washington a year ago. By almost 10 tournaments after the year, was of the Buffalo 3-a salary increase.

Minnesota Vikings said to have won James Adams was placed as injured in nerve blazing, two days at two leading a given season game on a set with a right knee-in-lay. Adams, a three-time five-time selection, is not perfect to have season ending surgery. The 20-year-old Adams was injured in his first game with Minnesota after signing on the one of the start-of training camp. New York, New Jersey back. Breese Hall stranded his

prize during practice, then day and will have to be in-certain the severity of the injury. Coach James Ginns appeared in a national, with major, and a number of the Hall's injury wasn't serious.

The Washington Post-members are continuing his/her John Moody, second leg to the American 2nd.

The Rams continue to lead over 4m into the 2nd season. Ginns is 4m went through another without the Rams facility. He is 2m when the Rams were in Kansas City 24 a pressure game against the Chiefs.

When added Monday after the weekend, which was listed again on Sunday's NYC, it was not even an injured coach Sean McVay said it was part of Donald's process to decide whether he will return the team that is forced to win the Super Bowl.

Donald previously went through a workout with Dallas personnel at Loyola, Maryland when the Rams were increasing camp.

Ginns's a lot of things that you try to return and consider game like setting a and doing play to be able to get clarity on whether he wants to do this or not. "Mr. Vay said. "That was just another part of the process."

Rams rookie offsates Norman Keegan. Fred could be out a 'low water' because of a hamstring injury suffered against the Chiefs. Mr Vay said. Fred, a third-round draft pick from Missouri, started at right tackle and played only a few extra birdies during the game. However Mario Williams also suffered a hamstring injury against the Chiefs and could be out a few weeks. McVay said The Rams signed Australian

prizes Jack Rosenberger who played in college at Michigan State, Utah and Texas.

—GAVE KLICK

LP 10-25 is ending its season's week earlier than finished, announcing it will not hold the team championship in Michigan next week and instead even the team champion that week in the area.

The 15 tournaments this year—time 10-hours was previously disrupted—is the shortest schedule for the league one of 4-stats behind with massive fourth draft in footing in 2022.

Rising women's due Alex Rala and Robi Jager Albanston, spouses Elina McMillan and Gael Merdla, and two-time defending champion Sara Erman and Andrea Desmarais have grown to be the one of the coming U.S. cities mixed drafters tournament.

Sentinel gets first lead and Leroux returns for Angel City

Forward helps club-bugs for with Spirit on night veteran plays first game since 2024.

www.senvium

July Bestsory's first goal with Angel City and City's 2nd win is to be a 10-time w/10 the Washington Spirit while teammate Sydney Leroux returned to the gold in an Sunday night at 2:00 p.m.

Bestsory's worth on a long-range slot in the 90th min-

ate for Angel City (7/14), which has recorded three straight ties as it tries to make the play playoffs.

Leroux joined the match as a defensive during second half stoppage time. It was her first game appearance after the 1,000-20s initially was defeated while receiving from a physical injury, then repudied a mental health issue of 40m.

Leroux is one of three original players remaining from the season inaugural season.

The good to have (1st

out) back on the field, Angel City defender Gary King, could be team's wickets.

Sister's also stands for the credible person and players and it's just been incredible to watch her journey. We've been training a lot as we were under our way. And, only the field, so she's been a huge part of the recovery at 2:00 p.m.

Trinity Redman scored an 100 goal of the season on the 10th minute to give the Spirit 2/4 to a 1/2 goal.

Tara Rudd drove toward Angel City's back line and throated a game through to

Redman, who travel down field and called a shot just over goodleague. Angelers Averett said.

Andersen made a similar run on Washington's Big Reddish in the 20th minute for one of her two teams.

Bentley again came to the Angel City the lead in the 27th minute, but the goal was employed following a Vula review that determined teammate. Prince O'Malley committed a handball in the run up to Bentley's third game.

The 2nd City and I have been on them FC at 8885 Madison on Sunday.

NWSL STANDINGS

by Scott Jones

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23
19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26
22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29
25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32
28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35
31	32	33	34	35	36	37	38
34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41
37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44
40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47
43	44	45	46	47	48	49	50
46	47	48	49	50	51	52	53
49	50	51	52	53	54	55	56
52	53	54	55	56	57	58	59
55	56	57	58	59	60	61	62
58	59	60	61	62	63	64	65
61	62	63	64	65	66	67	68
64	65	66	67	68	69	70	71
67	68	69	70	71	72	73	74
70	71	72	73	74	75	76	77
73	74	75	76	77	78	79	80
76	77	78	79	80	81	82	83
79	80	81	82	83	84	85	86
82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89
85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92
88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95
91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98
94	95	96	97	98	99	100	101

The Cxins will be without the Cxins. Douth's Beacon for weight, a month after Chicago's 2nd win, has been 40.5m, and the 2nd win will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m. The Cxins will be 10.5m.

On the game, who won a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Barons before to spring, and the Super Bowl against any other lateral score—in hardest 10—is not

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BASEBALL: SUNDAY FLASHBACK

STANDINGS

through Sunday

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Week	W	S	PM	SH	SH
WEDNES	78	52	650		8.0
San Diego	67	58	538	1	8.2
Mexico	60	58	528	8	9.0
San Francisco	53	73	411	223	3.7
Colorado	92	74	402	231	9.5
Channel	W	S	PM	SH	SH
Missouri	77	68	484		8.0
Chicago	72	52	579	5	8.4
St. Louis	63	65	508	131	7.0
Pittsburgh	61	65	484	404	9.0
Cincinnati	69	64	488	17	9.0
East	W	S	PM	SH	SH
Miami	58	58	507		8.0
Philadelphia	67	58	506	13	8.0
Miami	68	67	512	376	8.4
Washington	65	68	478	15	8.0
New York	56	68	498	104	7.5

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Week	W	S	PM	SH	SH
Houston	64	65	505		9.0
Texas	61	64	498	2	8.0
Seattle	58	64	473	6	8.7
Oklahoma	59	73	395	214	9.0
WHEET	60	74	387	14	9.0
Channel	W	S	PM	SH	SH
Chicago	60	68	388		8.4
Detroit	60	64	384	52	9.5
Cincinnati	65	65	385	8	8.7
Minneapolis	63	65	385	6	8.6
Kansas City	54	74	408	32	8.7
East	W	S	PM	SH	SH
New York	64	68	402		8.0
New York	69	59	558	50	9.5
Boston	68	58	552	94	9.7
Baltimore	61	63	432	213	9.5
Seattle	61	63	404	104	7.5

Today's games
People at a巡逻队	0.85 p.m.
Angie of Houston	0.85 p.m.
Ben Sim, the Jr. Baltimore	0.85 p.m.
David of Pittsburgh	0.85 p.m.
Miami at Philadelphia	0.85 p.m.
San Francisco at Cleveland	0.85 p.m.
Walter of Cleveland	0.85 p.m.
Seattle at Tampa Bay	0.85 p.m.
San Diego	0.85 p.m.
San Diego Bay Tech (RL)	0.85 p.m.
Atlanta at Kansas City	0.85 p.m.
Miami at Minnesota	0.85 p.m.
Seattle at Milwaukee	0.85 p.m.
Chicago City at Chicago (RL)	0.85 p.m.
Washington at Texas	0.85 p.m.

Even Cy Young pitcher needs a helping hand

[Wisconsin, 10:00, 2017] Wisconsin that previously had a 75%GRE through the end of July. They're getting away to save from dust, as they move they would, and they're - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

They're really not hard - man-ago (have Brown's seat). "Fitting's hard, but I do think that fighting and winning pitches, spoiling pitches, that's care, hunger.

"That's the reason why you look at four ends that lead to a season, the Browners have outscored as. It's a team that's coming and hungry. It's not easily not talent. I say that because, this has been four, five, six weeks of fellow-average production from our offense. It's the truth."

Presumably, when the games mean more and the three-pool streaming Dodgers - who scored only 50 runs in the games against the Browers, those of which they lost - - - all cars enough to wake up.

So just that it'll take more, apparently, for the Dodgers to stop hitting the moose bottom and start hitting the board all that the prospect of kicking up a potential forbearcer against the Browers on a pleasant Sunday afternoon at Dodger Stadium.

A majority of take more, too. than training to make a good deal on, pressure on Skolad, the two-time Cy Young award winner and free agent to be.

The Dodgers acquired Skolad in an abundantly profit table (menthol) made with the Detroit Tigers to exchange the 41st of all concerts, which was the first to be silver that a half-pitch can never have enough pitches.

The three-veleague names? done anything to make him miss (ahead thresh) on the Detroit Tigers are two, but Skolad hasn't exactly named a dominant first impression, either.

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In each shot, Skolad has been profit-seed, but a team searching for his co-operative. In his 17-stings over three games in Dodger than he agrees up 25 days, he has been runs out-sacred. It strikeouts are also wake.

So, yeah, we can totally table

Don Turell, Los Angeles Times

DODGERS pitcher Tarifa Skolad, polls into his glove while walking off the field against the Browers. Sunday, when he runs a loss for the second time in three-states with the team seemingly on a bank.

the debate about who should be the Dodgers' first leader in the postseason. In Trollimaha Yamamoto on trust.

But credit Skolad for getting it out each time, keeping his final return from three games against the Chicago Cubs, the Kansas City Royals and Browers.

On Monday after settling down in the third and fourth innings, he went back to work in the sixth inning, level up - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Your just frustrated with the pitch could through fire," Skolad said. "I'm glad Doc goes too as

opportunity to go back out there for the sixth, and sure some doings from the lodgers.

"My last outing number. The one before that was on. That's just, it's not acceptable. It's not the standard of what I think I'm expected in this league. So, you know, I just need to be better."

So too, in the Dodgers' leg name free agent signing free-tail offenses. This million man flys Tucker won't like 20 on the times ahead and the speed of half, except the following high-profits times: Edeni Dealy is making every save opportunity a high-sweat game set, blowing three opportunities

to pass the appearances.

Dodgers have to know there. Super because?

Still, Edeni's idea what he's learned about Skolad so far

"What is who prepared great character," Edeni's said. "We certainly haven't seen his best pit, but man. I'm just going to see him he's not there. It really does.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018

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Steve Thurman, Los Angeles Times

THIRD-BAREMAN Max Muncy, hitting a walk-off single on Aug. 11, has evolved into a three-time AD-Plan

Muncy longest-tenured Dodger

[Muncy, from 1911] against the Brooklyn, Muncy is the Dodgers' all-time play-off course can leader with 16 and to 20% on the founders's all-time home runs for 44% (25-28% has slashed 234, 197-189 over 1,199 singles season games with the club, an average 10-year slamper's consistent big-name team leader, while evolving into a trustworthy defensive.

Even someone who's seen Muncy's journey up close like Dodgers reliever Brent Stewart, who was also trying for a big-league opportunity in triple A during that forever-up; 197 season, is still moveably his secret.

"We'd always been a good teammate [and] always been a good human. 'Stewart said: 'I don't know if he always believed in himself and I can relate to that, because I didn't believe in myself all the time. But to me him and how he perceived through that feeling, I or that will doubt and because what he is now (at super special.

"And, man, to know that he's now the Dodger [the slams] all-time home run

leader? Whatever it is, after being an older guy to triple A with me and then getting a full-fat go special.

In retrospect, though, this was always Muncy's decline.

He's long been a man-ago's dream, a slated that is the time and procedure.

"I remember a guy that just got 2004 that was sort of kicked to the cash by an organization that didn't be new in him. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said of Muncy: 'He was close to being out of baseball. He's one of the leaders on our ballistic, the longest-tenured Dodger currently 20. I had been writing that player.

"The ability to shut of adapt, start, come off the bench and still the volume of it takes to help the team win—he's all in. He done everything you want as a manager—everything He's out from the same Freddie Freeman (60%)."

Muncy is an team-first as if gets.

Although some shots might occasionally catch his eye, Muncy doesn't put much thought into individual

accomplishments. Recently passing Eric Kerron for example, for first in career home at Dodger Stadium—Muncy currently has 12.5 to Karwar 100—doesn't light up Muncy as one might think.

"There's not much when I comes to the personality that I care about," Muncy said. "But three might definitely what I (shortly) must."

That million approach is what MLES promise organization and talent dynasty presented about Muncy.

"He's a guy that is always going to show up for the team and do whatever it takes to pull the team in a good position," said Miguel Rojas, Dodgers infielder and veteran leader. "That's what I believe in a sign of a season without talking much. Every time he goes out there and he breaks a record, you feel good for the guy because he's twice working really hard toward the things he has right now in his power.

"You're happy and proud that I can say I was a teammate with him because he was one of the first guys that

kind of opened his arms to me when I got back here in 2003. . . . He's a guy you always can see the especially in this organization full of stars. He always gets overloaded; I, little bit, but I feel like he's one of the leaders of this club, and he will be until he returns."

L.A. has borne witness to nothing but share over the years.

Since Muncy has called L.A. home, he's called up alongside several future that of Nunez, from Clafson Stadium to Bixson (Wisconsin), mainly at the hot corner, where the bar is high, after the trade blazed by Austin (Dallas, Houston) and others.

But if Muncy's 10 years of service improved anything, it's that he has become a Dodgers great too — even if he hasn't fully understood the label yet.

"Karwar it's crazy I definitely don't see myself as that," Muncy said. "I'm growing place in Dodgers history. 'But maybe one day when I'm done, I'll be able to sit back and kind of reflect on that. But for me, it's just all-our way.'

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Investigation into Clippers reaches combative phase

[Clippers, from 1911] anti-opreventatives.

From there, Kashi and his repeated action handled their own negotiations. The Clippers did not operate or dictate the terms of Kashi's endorsement agreements or determine what he would be paid.

There is no evidence that Leonard did endorsement work for depositors, which went bankrupt and saw its no-bender Joseph Hartberg sentenced to 16 years in prison in June for defrauding investors and tenders of new libelinaxion.

KAPIS reported that the NBA probe has defrauded the Balmer's involvement to whether the Clippers' introduction of Leonard to team sponsors was done in an enjoyable manner. The order reported the two sides met recently to discuss the probe's preliminary findings as well as a resolution, but no agreement has been reached. The Clippers can request arbitration if they oppose the findings.

The Clippers contend they did nothing different than numerous other teams across the sport's landscape do by introducing a player to a potential sponsor. The difference, they say, was that Leonard's legislation deal was made public when the company filed for bankruptcy.

"The fact that a player has an endorsement relationship with a company that also does business with his team is not subject to salary cap circumvention," the Clippers said. In their opinion, the company was a year of scrutiny, the central fact remains true and unchanged. The Clippers did not know money to Kashi because it is important to compensate him on our behalf, or otherwise provide

him with undisclosed compensation outside of his NBA contract."

Over time, the case has added layers of complaint. There reported on his protest dog, what Leonard had a second lucrative undisclosed sponsorship agreement with a company doing business with the team. Proverb and murder have that events, which both the 1000 million individuals of the Clippers' In-tail (2000s, hired Leonard to a multi-million-dollar man in the world) which would be worth, according to them.

The topic was raised on the podcast by a person identified as an "uncommon high-level source under contract for Intail Doctor." The person alleged in an interview that the sponsorship deal was "1,000s a way to circumvent the salary cap. It was funneling money from the Clippers through Dukhtoniabach to Kashi."

The endorsement deal with Dukhtoniabach also is poison because the company doesn't do business with the printed public and doesn't need prominent athletes or celebrities to pitch it correctly.

Balmer, the former Microsoft chief executive and one of the wealthiest people in the world, was asked as a individual who had been a current against Bankers and others associated with his activities — renamed Catena (Chesin in 2009 and before the bankruptcy thing brought to Prevention) the company. Balmer and other members are awarded to fraud and acting and clothing fraud with the plaintiffs seeking at least $10 million in damages.

Balmer was the perfect deep pocket partner to fund Catena's flagging operation.

CLIFFERS® owner Steve Balmer, left, reportedly invested in a firm that promised money to Kashi Leonard.

JOSEPH SANDERS was co-founder of Aspravion, the firm linked to Leonard.

tions and held legitimacy by Catena to carbon credit business," says the amended complaint viewed by The Times. "Steve Balmer had publicly promoted himself as an advocate for sustainability. Catena was an ideal

vehicle for Balmer to use costly circumvent the NBA salary cap while purporting to support the company as a legitimate environmentalist business."

Leonard was traded by the Clippers to the Toronto

Ragman on June 20, but the teams put the deal on hold pending the outcome of the investigation after the NBA action the Ragman would have had an interest in it and triggered by the probe if it finalized the trade. NBA

commissioner Adam Oliver is pressing for the case to be waging up before the regular season begins in October.

The salary cap limits what teams can spend on player payroll to ensure parity and prevent the wealthiest teams from outspending smaller market teams to acquire the same player. Oliver has called attempts to circumvent a "cardinal sin."

Salary cap, an intervention allegations first surfaced with Leonard during his five games in 2008 after he led the Ragman to the NBA title and was losing courtedly both LA teams.

Regulations with the Latent award were covered by the Latent award of the 1st and 2nd. Dennis Robertson, requested a house, the use of private aircraft, guaranteed off-road earnings and an ownership stake in the team, according to the Athletic. The Latent informed Leonard's representatives that those requests violated the NBA's six before bargaining agreement and Leonard eventually signed with the Clippers, where he played the lead seven seasons.

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STARTING pitcher Tarik Skubai throws against the Royals on Aug. 20. On Sunday against the Browns, the Dodgers took their 10th loss in 30 games.

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Dodgers must toss Skubai a bone

Source: The New York Times

MAX MUNCY, 35, recently reached 30 years of service in MLB, a rare feat he says he'll "definitely cherish."

IN A CAREER SO IMPROBABLE

Once cast off in the majors, Muncy now the longest-tenured Dodger

By Joseph Biss

When the Oakland Athletics released Max Muncy before the 1997 season, the fans do your odd didn't know if a baseball career was for him anymore, let alone a future at this house.

"Man there's a lot with that," Muncy told The Times. "It's just a lot." Then the Dodgers came calling signing Muncy to a minor league contract in late April 1997.

And now — nine seasons, three All-Star ends and three World Series championships later — Muncy just eclipsed 30 years of service time on Sunday against the Browns, eight days before the 1998 birthday.

To special, it's a rare accomplishment in baseball. "Muncy said of the fact that fewer than 10% of all MLB players reach," it's something that I'm extremely proud of. There's not many things that I take personal pride in when it comes to, you know, personal

accomplishments. For me, it's always about winning cings and doing things as a team.

But this is one of the few that I'm really, really proud of, and I'd definitely cherish.

So one could've become the unobtrusively great career that Muncy has carved out for himself, specifically over the past nine seasons in Los Angeles since getting called up in 1998.

Rittering this week's three-game series in Colorado (See Muncy, 1997)

Pitcher hasn't had dominant start but he's trying and not getting much back

I promise you, Tarik. Los Angeles will show you so much support if you fight like you did Sunday.

Though you, everyone would also appreciate a little help from your new friends.

A little run support. A little urgency. For them to share it up a little in the field behind you.

Everything that was missing — again — in the Dodgers' 4-1 loss to the Milwaukee Browns on Sunday, their 10th loss in 30 games.

Sunday loss have Tarik-Skubai and you don't game against the Browns — Milwaukee who sought his service but refused, reportedly, to part with winning pitcher Logan Henderson to a final — didn't go as planned for the Dodgers.

Skubai threw a career high 100 pitches through six innings, gave up two runs and took the ban for the second time in three starts with the Dodgers, who were trailing 3-1 when he left the game.

Skubai is now here and it's already a familiar story. They traded 13 victories left the game after six innings in his debut, and they were down 5.5 when he ended after five innings in his second start with the club.

It's not personal. The Dodgers have scored the ninth-breast runs 10th in baseball this month, when they're gone 3-0. They have an 1999 of 472 victories. But in baseball in that span.

They've not just anything, they're sleepwalking. (See Swanson, 1997)

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BUSS FAMILY AT ODDS

Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is contending her siblings' reported sale of the family's remaining stake in the franchise to Bob Iger and Joshua Kueber. At

Clippers, NBA clash in latest phase of the Leonard inquiry

The league disputes report that there's no evidence team tried to circumvent cap.

By Frank Hickson

The NBA investigation into whether payments from Clippers team sponsors to one player Kawhi Leonard were a prohibited attempt to circumvent the salary cap has increased. "It's a constitutional mechanism please between the team and the league, people with knowledge of the case not authorized to discount publicly confirmed to The Times on Monday, 2027 reported that the

probe conducted on behalf of the NBA to high-powered New York law firm Wachtell, Layton, Rosen & Katz has found no evidence establishing that Clippers owner Steve Balmer funneled money through Aspiration Partners, Saintrosky or other team sponsors to pay Leonard millions of dollars in excess of his player contract.

However, the NBA issued a statement that read "RIPPA article regarding the LA Clippers investigation." — for which the NBA declined to cooperate — contains no means and significant inaccuracies. The results in this matter will be made clear once the investigation is concluded.

The Clippers' shares has not changed since it was reported on Pablo Torres' podcast. It months ago that Balmer invested $60 million in Aspiration, a self-described "socially-conscious and sustainable banking service" firm that in turn promised Leonard $20 million in an endorsement deal.

The Clippers introduced players, including Kawhi Leonard, to companies with which we had business relationships. The Clippers and Monday in a statement to The Times "Making introductions between players and team partners is both an ordinary practice in NBA teams and a common-request of players (See Clippers, 1997)

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DODGEER third base coach Dino Ricci, left, high-fives Rookie, Ohtani for the slugger's two-run homer, his second long ball of the game, in an 11-5 root of the Rockies.

Ohtani's blasts provide balm for Dodgers

BY MARION LEE

DENVER — Rookie Ohtani passed to witness the flight of run-to-death to return as it sailed to right-center field.

Obesity on a home-run trajectory, it was headed toward the visitor's bullpen. From among the trees, Dodgers relieved Kyle Hart's glove shot-up and two-and-a-half.

As Ohtani cooled the bases, the bullpen turned into a much-pit around Black.

In what has been a pivotal August for the Dodgers, the vines were underpally high.

Maybe all the Dodgers needed was a trip to the MLB High City.

But made to an 8.5-min over the Rockies, Ohtani's two-run blast in the ninth inning — his second homer of the game — widened the Dodgers' lead to eight runs, a com-

berside lead even at latter-friendly Coors Field.

Even with Monday's win, the Dodgers have a 4-10 record in August. And they entered Monday for the paltry of their run, and the their worst offensive month of the season. For comparison, 4 posted a 7/5 SPG in July — its worst complete month.

There are plenty of entertainers put on Monday's victory. The altitude in Denver elevates any offense. And the Rockies have the worst record: 10-7-5 in the National League.

Maybe what the Dodgers '76-10' needed most — after dropping three-of four to the Brownout Dodger Stadium and handing over the season series; used last-minute 2-4 comes down to that — was a lighter series to loosen them up.

It was already working for the second inning when Max Maney

scored from first on Mocha Botts' double into the left-center gap of the expansion Coors Field outfield. The next inning, Ohtani, Fredrik Freeman and Andy Pages singled out after another for a second run.

Then Maney immediately a minor that Rookies started. The recycle Baguio left over the center of the plain, giving it a ride to the second deck in right-center.

It was Maney's third home run in five games, and they've all been momentum-antigens. His pinch-hit home run Thursday gave the Dodgers the lead over the Brownie — before Edwin Diary blows another Burden, his solo shot temporarily held the score before the Dodgers' run.

On Monday, his three-run blast put the Dodgers up 5-4 in the third. Dodgers starter Blake Snell, who held the Rockies to one run

and two hits to six innings, dominated the first two innings. Even with the altitude affecting the shape of his pitches, he was getting width on the curved. And he passed it with his four-manner, used three and one champions to retire on straight backers.

Then in the third, he briefly lost command. Snell walked three straight, throwing 12 pitches. Snell got Rockies lead off hitter. Jake McCarthy to go past into a Yankee's throw, but it pushed a run across. But Snell avoided further damage to reducing Jordan Rock to 10- out and 6- on Curring to strike out.

He threw three straight curve-balls to Curring, bouncing the first and last in the dirt, and Curring amongst all three.

Getting back on track, Snell surrogated around a pair of singles in the fourth inning, before retiring the Rockies in order to the fifth.

Meanwhile, the Dodgers sailed two more insurance runs in the fifth with a role homer from Ohtani, a double from Pages and a couple of defensive bidders to the Rockies.

Ohtani's three-run homer in the next inning, followed soon after by an 8/10 single from Pages, made the Dodgers lead in a moment table.

The Rockies got one back in the seventh, with some help from Dodgers right. Parker Kyle Tucker, who dropped a flyball. Then in the eighth, the Dodgers took advantage of an error by Curring in center field that allowed Ohtani to advance to second. Freeman drove him in with a double.

With an 8.5 lead, the Dodgers and Diaz, who hadn't pitched since Friday, to the second for the ninth. Still working the high delivery problems, he gave up four hits, three runs and 6-6 a batter.

MLB approves Padres sale to owners 'all-in' on World Series title

BY DREW BRACHAM

Major League Baseball's team owners unanimously have approved the sale of the San Diego Padres to an investor group led by private equity television Joel E. Pelicans and his wife and business partner Emanna Jones.

The league announced the approval Monday after a visit. Pelicans and Jones reached an agreement in May to buy the Padres from the family of late-sever Peter Redder at an MLB record valuation of $5.9 billion. The deal is still contingent on the official listing of the transaction in the coming weeks.

Joel and Emanna understand the unique place the Padres hold in San Diego and the powerful hotel between the club and its fans' communicator Bob Macford said in a statement. "We look forward to their leadership of the Padres and to working with them to build on the club's strong foundation to a market that is no import and to Major League Baseball."

In order to family announced its intention to explore a sale of the Padres last November, two years after his death. The 10-year-old Pelicans, a co-founder of Santa Monica-based private equity firm Charlake Capital, emerged from the competition as the Redder fam-

ily's top choice.

Padres Chief Executive Erik Greagnon and general manager A.J. Rodan will remain in charge of day-to-day operations, according to MLB's announcement.

"We are a family first, and becoming owners of the San Diego Padres means joining an even larger one," Jones and Pelicans said in a statement. "We are grateful to the Redder family, and especially to Peter, for raising the expectations of what this franchise can achieve." "Our attention is clear, bringing World Series championships to San Diego and build an enduring organization capable of competing for championship power after year. We intend to be engaged owners, bringing our energy, experience and perspective while working alongside the talented team already in place and investing spiritlessly and thoughtfully in the thro' door future."

"We are all in and committed to winning."

The Padres dramatically increased their payroll under Rookie, allowing Redder to build the foundation for the current team, which has made four playoff appearances in the past six years and won at least 40 games in three of the last four seasons during the most successful event in the other halves. San Diego is in the playoff race, winning 17 of its last 22 games en-

JEROME BELL / DAVID SMITH

THE PADRES' Late Campionan, second from left, celebrates after hitting a walk-off single to beat the Brownie last week. MLB approved the sale of the San Diego team for a valuation of $5.9 billion.

toring Monday to range into an 8/6-4/6-3 card position at 47-38.

"As far as the day-to-day operations, nothing changes for us," Padres manager Craig Starneson said in New York, better San Diego is an even opener against the Mets. "It doesn't really affect the player on the field, but we're excited to have Joel and Emanna a part of the Padres and each said to welcome them."

The minority partners in the Padres' new ownership group include Joel and Jesse Sunn, two sons of former Lakers owner Jerry Sunn.

When Pelicans and Jones reached their agreement to purchase the Padres earlier this year,

they pruned the team as 'a unit-ling force in San Diego, rooted in community, connection and 'no longing.' They've since been spoiled at Padres games in San Diego and in Mexico City.

"It's good to see people that care working with us you know," Padres outfielder Jackson Merrill said. "I mean, the Brodère's card is 10-3-3 for that is no how these people take it, my lot it into their own, you know."

The Padres have never won a World Series, but they were a valuable community for potential owners and not only team on the tour big goal. North American sports leagues in a metropollon area with

roughly 3.1 million people. Downtown Pelco Park has become one of the highest ballparks in the sport, and the Padres ranked second in the league in attendance last season.

Pelicans, who was born in Puerto Rico, becomes the second Lamar principal owner in baseball, along with the Angelo Arte Morena Lames and Hispanic players comprise roughly 40% of major league rosters.

Pelicans and Jones will hold an introductory news conference at Pelco Park on Aug. 24.

Beacham writes for the Associated Press.

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COMEDIAN and football chump Kelsey Cook self-financed her third stand-up special, which arrives Tuesday on Netflix.

FROM GRIEF TO A 'HAPPY HOUR'

Kelsey Cook's comedy special includes discussing her mother's dementia

By Nate Jackson

As a comedian, shooting year shot in a part of everyday life when it comes to moving your career forward. Comedian Kelsey Cook knows it will be well, both as a stand-up area a worth champion football player. While those two careers couldn't be any more different, with the skill and determination I take to do both it's no wonder she's been able to score high in multiple facets of life lately. In addition to getting engaged in her fame I and fellow comedian Chad Daniels,

she's now celebrating the release of her third special — her first on Netflix — aptly titled 'Happy Hour.' The title is about more than enjoying life and knocking our back after work, it's also about how her life's obstacles, from depression to the pain of dealing with her mother's dementia, might knock her down from time to time. But like her tabletop sport of choice, the true skill is knowing how to deal yourself off, tally and win.

I really love the fact that the title of your special is "Happy Hour," because I think for most comedians, just getting an hour

on Netflix is a happy thing.

Took, I did kind of want it to be a double-meaning. I have a joke about happy hour and like not drinking anymore, but I also do feel like overall there is a lot of joy in the hour and so I kind of like that it could be both.

You did two things with this special that were really important — you financed it yourself and you also shot it in the Twin Cities, where you live currently. Why were both of those things so crucial for you?

BY JOVINE DOE [See Cook, E3]

A celebration of all things Korean

Fans pack the L.A. Convention Center for the three-day KOON extravaganza.

BY ANTHONY SCHORLAND

America's group on Korean culture goes beyond the music and viral dance moves. The beauty products and the K-dramas, on top of the music — all of it has become a ubiquitous part of life in the United States, and that was evident on the opening day of KOON, the

world's largest annual convention and music festival that celebrates everything Korean.

Fans (opening from as far away as Hawaii) flooded the South Hall of the L.A. Convention Center on Friday for the first day of the three-day event. Once inside, they were able to enjoy musical performances on two different stages, wait in endless time to get their hands on two products from a number of Korean beauty brands and explore other aspects of Korean culture.

More important, they get [See KOON, E3]

ATTENDEES throw their hands in the air during a performance by the K-pop boy band KEYVITUP at KOON in the Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday.

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KAYLE WALSH

Quirky tale with plenty of buzz

McConaughey lets his Southern-fried chums loose in 'The Rivals of Amziak King'

There's a moment in 'The Rivals of Amziak King' where Amziak (Matthew McConaughey) details the different kinds of boys that make up a love: the dresses, the mother bows, the queen.

The longtime Oklahoma bookstore is imparting his wisdom to Karen (Angelina Locking) Baker, a costume name full of his who has recently turned up out of the blue.

After they run into each other at a sheer thanks to a sequence of bizarre but fictitious events, Amziak takes Koons under his wing as a new mother bee and member of his love — it's what he's went to do with most of the cinzyr that come his way in this quirky modern western about the surprisingly high-stakes world [See 'Rivals, E3']

HAYDEN PANETTIERE, 1989 - 2026

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Punitive to recently published a moment recounting struggles.

The child actor rose to fame in 'Heroes'

BY TERRY CASTLEMAN AND ITALY SHARON POTTS

Hayden Panettiere, the child actor who rose to be involved in television and also spoke with rare frankness about her struggles with fame and mental health, died during, according to her family. She was 36. Panettiere's father, Skip, appeared the actor's death in a statement shared with The Times on Sunday.

'It is with profound sadness that we share the high-pumping of our beloved Slip [See Panettiere, E3]

A taste of fame, once and again

In the movie "Late Fame," William Dafoe plays a forgotten poet who is rediscovered by fake decades later, as

Jazz can't be eased in L.A.

After the collapse of the L.A. Jazz Festival, which has been marked to put on their own pop-up show as

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'Union County' is an empathetic drama

Will Poulter gives a powerful performance as a recovering addict in a rural community

Wrestling with the realties of drug addiction is an unshavened world, pitifully for any filmmaker hoping to avoid easy judgment. To judge from the earliest, thought-on view in 'Union County' of Will Poulter's Cody ... is weary-looking, light-posed young Ohio man absorbing the rules of a tremendous program as explained by a courtroom judge — the scene is that there is by a man long hinged to honesty and the unshamed character work of a fine actor.

That empathy is welcome from first-time writer-director Adam Meeks, and he supports his approach with a gentle aura of英雄-remotives, a mostly locked-down camera, and, in the snippets of other testimonials, a suggestion that we're going to be a good way to become a freemium, at the film tracks that's progressing in the first time. The first location of central Ohio, it becomes a case we have a fictionalized story, a successful try-out recovery, participants and researchers, a challenge of ancestry that allows a well-

Denver Retirement, student, former

CODY: 'Will Poulter, left' and Jack (Meek Company) are best here in Ohio who have struggled with drugs.

interclosed performance to headline on his own. That unadhered author, Kirby Sedge, gets an Air Air quantity complicated tale 'Union County' has to tell Cody, who is living in his car when we meet him, isn't alone as he starts this journey. Also in that courtroom, that first day is his brother John (Neah Company), a mere visibly restless and

struggling and compared with Cody's protective reference Jack, who is both looking at the program and seems to bring Cody out of his desk, also single-tail-tail cypress. A mother end where he works: Tagging along too, surged by bang, Cody allows himself to talk to James (Eliot) Rittner and we notice a powerful push. But with that connection

to Jack, initially herged as foster siblings but later as a speed teacher, comes that. There's a name, too, played by Kirby Meeks, and her irons-based appearance during a backside in Cody's recovery is a sign that with his past command the leader fixed yet. But as we learn more about Cody, Jack, says the hard road ahead, 'Union County' doesn't pitch its

treatment as a core all, nor engineer candidates into disgrace, gets Robin Banks stomp, and so to clock the humanity in our every minute of observing Cody to recognize what struggling looks like whether we 'know' someone going through it or not. Necessary to find approach, which brings to mind the watchful grace of

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last year's stellar memory drama 'Familiar Touch,' is the wonderful Poulter's lived-in presence as someone trying to use even more prowess Meeks insures when and where to give his lead character distance, respecting that search. In going on, where Cody typically doesn't say much, the others speak for what Cody's might be going through. Greek chutney, the effect is of watching someone float around the outside of a safe space. There's a man in wondering if he'd notice when it's first to slip inside.

Becky rouble familiar aren't new and they include smart-writing hardworks by Kim Lueck and Chloe Diao. But for the time, a student and the Union County undercover why some work are all as fine for him right into a true and imagined sun give the simplest of business narrowers — in this case, the possibility of renewal in an upshown of time — a fresher chance to touch us.

Review GARY GOLDSTEIN

Forgotten poet's newfound fans upend his low-key life

Wisdom runs through 'Late Fame,' with a superb cast featuring William Dalton

For every actor, musician, writer and artist who has become a wealthy and enduring celebrity, approximately more of them have enjoyed a brief, shining moment, more to be heard of again. What separates those who had been 'late' who lads away? Is it back to the show, doctors' all of the time?

It's an intriguing question that may have no definitive answer, but one that all writes Black Jones (1989) on the same page of the New Decan command a committee member. Roach ... 'May Decan be a good and friendly member in the often their vice 'Late Fame.' The film is based on an 800 words, by author Brundtler (also author of the book that became 'Zero Wide (Eto)'), which went unpublished on 10 1986.

A spotty captivating Wilson Dalton plays Ed Raderger, a New York poet with a woman of 27 years in a seemingly satisfying life of folly low-key existence. For him, it's work from mother's grace of poet with his character buddies of a local bar (though he's an avian actor) and a solo return to the Greenwich Village walk-up.

That is until one night, he's approached outside the apartment building by a somewhat affected but seemingly named young man who goes by his last name, Mercer (Edmund Devan, 1985), a former speech, boop at and throwback either, he's the someone from another era, you could see him as one of Jay Gatchy's spots at least round who drops by us 'Downtown Abbey.'

Myers proceeds to tell

an astonished Ed that he's a huge fan of the longຢ່າງ in an ill-freely collected-lear 'Big-Back' for 'the past at workin': fleeting irons with literary success 'They just slap you across the face with their style and with their relevance,' rained dry by it the person. 'They're timeless.'

Really what writer, no matter how detached from their past, could reach the kind of sweet talk?

A most up with Mercer's 'arbitra community,' a title of one called intellectualer, known as the Rethumans (broch), made Ed to learning the low back into his sketched creative side. He's not unaware that Mercer mostly 20-something made friends here — like music — sometimes the grimy abundance of lower Manitas' next-hippies literary scene and perhaps Ed's tenuous place in it. They might be poorest-tossing around not centers to Ginsberg and Bickenski, but the welcome mail the group offers Ed a ordering and inspiring.

Ed, a unit in Mercer's development, admittedly paid for by his parents, confirms for Ed the kind of youthful privilege, at play time, so unlike the scrappier downtown columns of its own artistic heyday.

The wild sort to the flinchy to throw the 'Late, the dangle good, an impati-nerite where hard to pin down; In the really-avoiding stage actor' Ed gets swept up in her performance as a formalist-dance, larger-than-fat-dance. (She's older than her whole life) The first time, but decades younger than Ed.) When they develop a touring flirtation, it's one of

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the less invisible turns here, gives how authentic Ed is — and how dubious she appears through some truth on that front will later start.

This bit toward Gloria causes the film to lose its way a bit, pulling for up from the only potentially competitive-disciple dreamer, not even Ed and the anxious, raced-jugging Mercer. Plus, Donovan is excellent here, so less often is, well, less.

That said, there's a bravery second set scene that finds Gloria performing an impassioned version of the 1920 British Brockle and Rutt Wolf (both song 'Pace' bury Johnny' for an appreciative cabaret audience, one that declares a nap Ed Jr. verifies Gloria's mighty talent and proves a perfect match for her show); raper remotes the love child of Marlene Dietrich and Kelly Brodne.

If the story has a through-line, it concerns the play, trying and execution of an exciting writer-watching frontline. Beverly's works, with a new poem from Ed as its entire piece, a few of the characters' approval — Ed's struggle to write and some show-night personality conflicts — feels as infatuation. But the next meal that do high points, according the piece Ed finally reads.

In addition, an artist not meeting between Ed and a smooth literary agent (Jake Lacy), along with a mini-bubble involving phone calls from Ed's frustrated editor about their dying brother, comes off slightly wedged in. Not much payoff here.

No matter. There's wisdom and depth to the film's themes of growing the matter, writers are the magic of endeavours, plus a deliciously ironic that beat. Jones changes that respect real with agitation and cinematographer. What Garfield's circulatory captains lower Manitas' ministry, humiliated-give.

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MATTHEW McConaughey's titular bedkeeper takes Angelina Lanknightland's former foster child under his wing in new film 'The Rivals of the Animals King.'

Intrigue mixes with a tinge of honey in Southern tale

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An Aristotle-demonstrative during this issue is, the quest at the center of the world, and without has the unique occult collapse. The capacity project itself spores, which is not in a rookie, beginning close to his hand. 'The Rivals of Animals King' is the story of one-joining metering another in order to keep the colony intact, but we're not talking about here at this point.

The film is a tremendous expression of what lives are conducive Andrew Patterson — a daring, unique and unconventional, leading to his 200-debut feature 'The Hall of Night,' a 200x on its mystery made on a show-strong budget. With more resources and movie stars in low, Patterson scales up his vision, bringing his tinned obsession into the dark and free-breezing one of the most surprising and original movies of the most sideliking blue-ptune-fueled also of quality food-love-pulp.

It's immersive, character-driven and stylish, with enjoyable piece of filmmaking that is wholly distinctive and heart-humid, responsibly sanded-down, the kind of movie you could recommend to anyone. The name could be said about this summary: 'Tense,' take profile-mixandandremotely Black Rose, which is making a name for itself as a drastic building. These kinds of 'they don't make them like they want to' means.

In 'The Rivals of Animals King,' the moment with the space has in when the film transitions from its wild, many — but determined

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world-building, this a short Southern note. Amidst hands-off the honey-pulp? Is Kated as McConaughey's the Oscar-winning movie star, hands-off the film, to save comes Lanknightland as her wet-ribed movie tale.

Each half of the film is firstly the character it follows, the first part! Novelty, despite packed and twisting with music. Kated's section is quarter and methodical film (in entire) here, who plays underworld among this country's to-her best share and maybe her revenge.

But this second half requires the first to become properly. We need to know it in love and few beers that inhabit it in order for it all to make sense, to herright, and Patterson makes sure the table is properly set, every-debut 4 - duly offering something different but necessary for the most to satisfy, like the community's periods that Amnab wacko Kated through.

'The Hall of Night' was marked by its eye-long takes, courtesy of translucging the 'The Little Man,' who also devots 'The Rivals of Animals King.' With a six-duploid sense of natural-life beauty and thoughtful time-ups. But the two days' hope lies in the soft, starting and ending with a drug-start

starter word that jars us into this world of a small Oklahoma town, where a blue-green hand-pants in a coloured style.

Patterson and other Patrick J. Smith interviews with the film and the cast shocking violence, take Electric with Amnab's short-felling, under and give us how-loving, musical sequence. With a large to-needle cast, everyone gets their due including Rutt Russell as late-writing, the agriculture antagonist Bob McCoy. But even the budding in a fully-fuelled cat tale.

He unveiled, 'The Rivals of Animals King' is an action and expectation-defying film, a sort of druggist never hanged movie that starts as a small town caper and merges into a western revenge picture about the names of modern justice. But its hard-knows, the right place, thanks to McConaughey's one soulful performance, is the hand-held (and in mode) for him as an actor especially in the latter part of the career; as a wik-ahead front good old man.

But there's something written about the presence of McConaughey and the date is large part to the performance — opposite Lanknightland, who bears a quiet magnetism onscreen and capable of making her perfect-written story.

'The film might be hard-knows, and everyone's time is for a walk of Amnab King, but they're a real foreign,' this is really about the reign of Kated.

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Alison Bicknell, director of the

GRETA LEE, is an impati-actor who connects with Wilson Dalton's wartime past.

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If she makes any mistakes, hey, that's more joke material

(Cook, from E1) specials, they won't go on YouTube and were, the first one was financially a great start-up group. Will Fisher, Gorilla, and then the second one, we kind of want in on it together. But both of them ultimately were did it: comedy rides, week on YouTube, and were dressed in White, but I know with the hilarious. But it really about it when I was like, I did. I kind of want to bet on myself here and take the hearing because I've saved myself makes it myself and about it in a theater.

Because I always feel like where you are feeling for each, the vast majority of them are in freedom. It's that kind of more elevated back. I tell this event if this doesn't get picked up by Netflix. I wanted to be able to get it away YouTube because the person who's specials had been hosted on the production company's YouTube. I tell I was in a place I felt ready to have much where they've had make that bet and I'm really glad if paid off.

There's an important aspect of specials, the business side of it, that I don't think enough comes really go to have made they're confronted with it.

It's kind of bad to the where you're like. All right, I've never done this before. But this is not 75% you're comedy and I do think you don't to get it a good where you were like calling. How much longer and I gonna wait before I tidy just like go all in an important way to try it? Then shooting it in the Twin Cities where I live now — I moved there there and a half more ago — and the Minneapolis comedy series and the comedy ban there are so good and so support—I've said I feel like they kind of look me at an one of their own ones I moved there.

It's been so cool and my dance. I had themed, win to start as complete, also I do. While special at the Fitzgerald Theatre, the same place I don't think she'd also felt like, all right, he had a great experience there. We had the same drive for and it was like she's where we made vacations as we can, since shooting a special is already listed at the world, which experiences.

A bit-and-less-special experience. That's cool. That's how I know that you would make it really because we like to make the bad special super different but it's not just a super someone and it's a super beautiful nature space.

You guys have a podcast together where you're really talked about your engagement — conquest! What's a key secret is having a successful healthy relationship with a fellow comedian?

Probably the biggest thing is not competing against each other. It is such a competitive business, but I find it one of those things where I feel like there won't even mean far like it. So of competing against one another or having any of that, you guys, patients! You have to genuinely be working for the other person all this time and have to be whatever they've got going on to different than what you've got past on. Fortunately for us, I feel like when one of us has a win, you're helping the other person too. It helped that. I think started way before I did. We've just had totally different paths, and I think let the time we started dating, we don't had our own thing going on. I think if we're doing together and you're both covers, that is harder to do.

I understand not wanting to compete with your partner in comedy, but you are a very competitive person. Let's not forget that you are also a world champion football player. Can you think of any similarities between football and music do?

Oh, there's so much actually I mean, it's played by a side sport. You really get doubles to on a football ball, demanding goes strong, it's always a team sport where you have a bunch of other people's places. Same way to comedy. You are associated for your own to. I love both of them so much. If sounds so silly because it's football, but it's literally the reason I stick. My parents met playing in a professional football tournament, so I would not want all it weren't for football. I still go to the weekly Minneapolis tournament. I can't go all the time with the next schedule, but I still try to go quite a bit, or if I'm back in my hometown of Spokane (Washington), my dad has started to kick off. Like got back into it again, and so I'll go with him. It lifesne up, it makes me so happy. It's such a good way to like get out my competition plans. I guess.

And you probably have some brothers at these games too. I'm sure.

If it's a lot more, there's definitely a talking group. And it is like an actual tournament, there are only 10 a whole other world

KELSEY COOK says the response from June to her talking about her people's dementia is "overwhelming" and on a television show "The Outing".

"HAPPY BOUR" was filmed at the Fitzgerald Theatre in St. Paul, Minn. Cook moved to the Twin Cities a few years ago and lived his comedy scene welcoming.

What was the most important football game you ever was?

Oh, that is a good question. My mom and I won Wolves's Biggest Doubles together at the Hall of Fame Football Tournament in Vegas. And that was like, seemingly got like the winning shot on video and I have it and I cherish it because like as you would know from the special, my mom has dementia. And so I am so happy that we got to

do that together and that I have that moment on video because we both look just as happy.

Your mom plays a big role in the special, very personal aspect of your life and side of comedy, dealing with dementia and also just being there for a person to even if she might not know who you are. We want to appreciate that. And so that out there in this hour?

about her dementia in my comedy, the response was so overwhelming of other people who had a parent with dementia or a special parent saying, "do my luck thank you so much for talking about this. Like, I don't have anybody else to try this going through this, or I don't hear people talking about it publicly." And so I kind of just kept encouraging my mom and more too. And I also felt like my mom would ultimately want other fam-

like to have the knowledge that we care have because it is a really hard disease to diagnose and we didn't know what was going on with her for a long time. So I feel like that is a herself of me having a platform, reflecting those experiences and having this not to get it out to other people who might need it. Then getting to talk about the other people and kind of makes me feel like she's there because she used to come to my home at the time. So they got a talk about her now. I just feels like I'm including her and it just makes me happy.

You brought up another one that this special... smoking is the only element I feel like a different phase of life on — though maybe a bit less crucial. All try on how to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed!

I think it's really just so up up, as every new person and I just do something, drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go up as every new person and I just do something, drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go up as every new person and I just do something, drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go up as every new person and I just do something, drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go up as every new person and I just do something,drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go up as every new person and I just do something,drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go upas every new person and I just do something,drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go upas every new person and I just do something,drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something barely to before you filmed! And so I will just go upas every new person and I just do something,drastic to my hair. I don't know why, but I think, I'm not going to go back and forth so you can get something

But I look like it, it's not a make the best of it. And, that is the one-part about being a one-letter, or if you do something that you're like, maybe this wasn't an fulltime, but it's not a way to be, you get to make jokes about it. It's endless material.

Is there anything about it that you would want people to know in terms of the kind of people that makes no walk away from after watching "Happy Hour"?

I think probably my favorite songwriter that I've heard on how this year, I had a serious come up after the show and she was like, that was so joyful. And it obviously means she won't to me when people say, oh my final. I might also much, that's the many elements I was something about that word that really is like in the news I was like "Oh, that's what I'm trying to do."

Even if I'm talking about getting diagnosed with dementia, I don't think dementia, I want it to feel relatable and like sleeping. I'm not going to go back. That's why talking it "Happy Hour" kind of material that doubts me saying in there because trying to have something to do with it is the only thing in the time they have been taught and that better by the end of it.

Former child actor rose to fame on 'Heroes,' 'Nashville'

(Pametters, from E1) also. She was an incredible year, and, now, her actor who brought immunization here and set to all who have her — and to the millions who said hard for manners, his statement said.

Pametters was found unimpressive at an apartment complex in downtown. It shortly before I go to. Runners time after an unnamed acquaintance called Mr. police said in a statement. Police did not list a cause of death but said the preliminary investigation had not indicated any cause of death.

According to statement from Greenville County on May 26th 1938, no superior trauma were discovered during the war. The feeling that vandalism contributed to Pametters's death. The death was a result of much more unknown, pointing further investigation and the completion of additional studies.

In depend's audio from Greenville County emergency medical services, a number of people who gave most complex, Judson Hill Luths' seat, of downtown Greenville, was a bridge and a person at the location much earlier called. After the day, an another emergency responder said "We in it are not."

Pametters starved on "Nashville" (1936-36) and be-

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Hayden Pametters and Jack Coleman played a cheerleader-'turned' superhero and her adoptive father in "Heroes." She shows that made Pametters a seat. For her later role on "Nashville," she was a two-time Golden Globe nominee.

fore that, 'Heroes' (1936-36). She really won a $1,000 in-charter.com in the order in the song-special "Oh! Life to Live" and "Shading Light." She was a model and a song in during released several singles.

Pametters also starved in the "Heroes" horror movie that was well on the "I Love You, Both Cooper" and "Somewhere On" frame.

She gained major attention with 'Heroes,' to which she played a cheerleader with superpowers. On "Nashville," she played a troubled country music-studying her own singing. Her received two Onions Globe nominations for supporting actors for the role.

Pametters was candid about her struggles with the big no much of her life in the

public eye.

Pametters goes forth to her daughter withx touring champ Wladimir Klimchen, in 1934 and football program turn depressing her mother and mother of the child in 1936, a decision also called 'sword breaking.'

In 1936, the actor published a memoir "First Life: A Rockwring," in which she opened up about her also-

fiction and depression after the birth of her daughter. In interviews about the book, she offered not on the scrutiny she faced as a young actor.

"It blows my mind that people could be so cruel, too, told the New York Times. Looking back as an adult and a mother of a daughter, it's hard to believe that grown adults were OK with tipping you apart at such a tender age, at any age, each.

"I just can't believe I made it through alive," she added.

The interviews were from Aug. 21, 1935, in Palisades, N.Y. to Larkin Vojaz, an actor, and Alonzo's 'Ship' Pametters. A captain in the New York Fire Department. She first appeared on screen at 11 months old, acting in a commercial.

At age 9, she vowed Princess Dot in the 1936 Pametters' "A Bug's Life." Pametters later, she made a place in the city of Los Angeles, football-obsessed but only daughter of assistant coach Robert Hill. She was in the 1936 football drama "Be Anxious the Throne," which started in the 1937 season.

Pametters told "We're not just. 'It's bad a wish to be back to any time in my life. It would be going back to 'Be Anxious the Throne.' There were so many years made from this movie."

Pametters was passionate about serious and began right away from whole conservation in her home. She used to go to National earlier this year, telling the Magazine that she was sent to her husband and her brother.

She spoke up about her experience with domestic abuse after a public altercation in Los Angeles in 1932 involving "thus-boyfriend Brian Richardson, who was on probation at the time following multiple domestic violence charges that dated back in 1932.

In 1935, her younger brother and only sibling, James Pametters, died of heart complications. He had struggle with the substance abuse and she got him into treatment, she told 'Us Magazine.'

At the height of her fame on "Heroes," she was regularly followed by the papers such and was for hours of man's work. Her father, Looking back on that time recently, she told a post-"How 'It was just about her on."

In the statement on Sunday, she was a member of the radio. She hardly said her person was not clearly taken from to process this unimaginable loss.

The show called "Free contribution to this report."

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2020

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COMMENTAINMENT

COMICS

LA CUCARACINA By Lalo Alvarez

CRABGRASS By Tachid Bonita

CURTIS By Ray Dilingstay

LOOSE PARTS By Dave Blazak

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE By Stephan Platts

LIO By Mark Tatulli

ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman

TUNDRA By Chad Carpenter

SIX CHOI By Bianca Aurora

FRAZZ By Jet Mellett

NON SEQUITUR By Riley

PICKLES By Brian Crane

BABY BLUES By Jerry Scott & Rick Kทั้งหมด

CRANKSHAFT By Tom Balsuk & Chuck Ayers

JUMP START By Ryan Armstrong

MACANUDO By Liniere

BLONDIÉ By Dean Young & John Marshall

BETWEEN FRIENDS By Sandra Bell-Landy

BIZARRO By Mayro and Priaro

DRABBLE By Kevin Fagan

MUTTS By Patrick McConnell

PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz

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E6

TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2020

Los Angeles Times

LATIMER COMMENTAUMMENT

Musicians scramble to prove jazz can't be canceled in L.A.

After the city's jazz festival was abruptly called off, performers put on a pop-up show.

BY ROY BRADLEY

In a nondescript black building to demonstrate L.A.'s Arts District, rich sounds of nas and bass filled the air for hours. Inside, surrounded by the paintings and posters of event musicians, albums and films, dozens of people gathered for a night designed to prove a simple point. You can't "cancel" jazz.

On Thursday night, eight jazz artists and groups performed a pop-up show, including Olley Coleman, the Don Brown Collection. Joy Oursillo, and Oursillo Don, who also organized the event

All of these artists had one thing to comment. They were able to perform on the new canceled inaugural L.A. Jazz Festival.

The planned Friday event was supposed to kick off Aug. 7 and feature dozens of performances spread throughout every City Council district. Organizers hoped the shows would draw 200,000 attendees and inaugurate city on a street for jazz events on par with Row Orleans and Montreal. The festival was to include a final show headlined by Janelle Merais, John Lapind, Charlie Wilson, Parliament Prattable and Raphael Stanley at Dockweiler State Beach.

"When I got hooked for it, I was really excited," Oursillo Don said. "It was one of the biggest showings I've done so far in my career."

Then, the festival was abruptly canceled due to "bad-minute public safety and nonmedical costs."

But Don was determined for the show to go on. He performed with 2 Jets Remainigh of 2015 Jazz Club to

host the "Gant Cameo Jazz" pop-up show at Row June Gallery — a musical importance that was conducted in less than 75 hours, according to Don.

"If all came together thanks to so many people who were involved in the Don said, 'I really couldn't have done any of this without them.'"

The crowd, which leaned younger in part because the event allowed attendees 30 and older. Cooked in around 7 p.m., and by 5 p.m., the party was called away. It was easy to see how audience members connected with the music by the way they showed, danced and sang along through the night.

The pop-up show struck a balance between creating an accessible, music-forward environment for facts and providing support for the musicians who had been affected by the cancellation. The event's entry fee was $25, while the musicals did not accept an additional orientation. Some artists also had march available for admission.

While "Cari! Cameo Jazz" may have been a response to the L.A. Jazz Festival being called off, it wasn't aiming to replace it. Instead, the pop-up offered something more intimate. At times, the music received the gallery completely captivating the attention of the room. At other moments, conversations and connections were happening right outside on the balcony between attendees, some of whom were meeting each other for the first time.

The result was something distinctly authentic with an underground quality that would have been hard to replicate at a operating, media competition.

"This was more so a sort of L.A.'s community," Don said. "They showed out people came, the artists came together, and you know that's the true definition of community."

Photo courtesy of Adria's Co-operative Jazz program. Source

FANS: Jazz up to enter the L.A. Convention Center for KCON on Friday; the first day of the annual festival show-saving K-pop, K-beauty and K-dramas. Attendees could take part in workshops and lead up on freebies.

A 3-day celebration of all things Korean

[KOON, 3-min. E3] In share an experience with their community, Kwon are some of the highlights from the first day of KCON.

Interactive booths

Within the conference, the biggest area belonged to Olive Young Foda market, which was filled with beauty brands trying to get their name in front of people. Each booth created an opportunity to leave the convention with free products. Attendees could be seen walking around with flagpole bags filled with freebies.

From creating a store where each person was an interest working for Abbi, a Korean skin care brand, to joining people in a race of blacking the tie for a chance to go home with a similar skin product, earning free items was fun and patent. Even if they lost, patrons would still leave with samples. It was a mix win situation.

Skin analysis

The amount of product

did feel a bit overwhelming. What product works best for a person's skin? What should you avoid? We need to worry. KOON had an answer. People were able to receive a skin analysis that would help them decide which direction to take.

With a quick scan of the skin on the nose and cheeks, the scan would tell almost me how dry or dry their skin was, how sensitive it was, and would make recommendations on how to treat it. Weave Zannika, it was Hawaii and

"It's really helpful if you're planning on buying a lot of skin care (products)," she added.

After the analysis, she was able to pick from care packages, each with a different brand name, and showing aging, hydrology the skin, clarifying it or brightening it.

Why K-beauty?

What is it about Korean products that has people making either for a long time just to grab some samples? Why are these products preferred over American brands?

"Their skin care priorities overall health. If that makes sense," Sarah Downs, 27, said.

"From my experience, the skin care I used that was American just kind of typeset my skin off," Anna Brown, 24, added.

The two sisters, who drove from San Diego, were waiting in the to get access to the Olive Young Foda market, where they would have to wait in more time for an opportunity to get free samples from the Korean brands.

Regardless of the amount of time they had to wait in, it would pay off with the amount of free product

KOON guests create a skin care expertise at the Olive Young Foda market. Various products were available.

ANILAY MENDOLA: captures the boy band Santos Brazos performing at the convention on Friday.

they would go home with, they said.

Finding community

Sarah and Anna Downs didn't just travel up to L.A. for beauty products. They also wanted to see some of their favorite K-pop boy bands perform.

"I am fine it's not just the music," Sarah said.

It's "the whole performance," added Anna. "Everything about it, (including) the dancing."

But it is also about being

around other time.

Whether you were at the Artist Stage or the Music-Don Stage, there were groups of friends enjoying the performances, dancing and singing together. Some were even trying to trade photo cards of their favorite idols, Baisip Balaam, 21, said.

All the opportunities to interact and show our love and support to the artist, it brings everyone together," Balaam said. "It's a little community."

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制度与权力批判深度研判：LA Times (2026-08-18)

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▌ 本日全报思想与文化深思雷达 (Intellectual & Cultural Significance Radar)

在系统通盘梳理本期报纸所涉及的所有国际政治、经济、社会与文化报道后，以下 2 个具体事件在思想史、文化政治与制度伦理层面最值得学者进一步深思：

1. 【伊朗主导反美反以联盟的顽强存活】 [F1_10 🔍][F1_11 🔍]

   • 事件简述：伊朗主导的反美反以联盟（包括哈马斯、真主党、也门叛军等）在美以双重打压下意外存活，通过封锁伊拉克边境等手段顽强抵御外部压力。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：触动了主权与抵抗的辩证张力（如阿甘本《例外状态》中的主权暴力与裸生政治），以及帝国霸权与反霸权联盟的权力话语博弈（福柯《权力的眼睛》中的权力网络与反抗策略）。

2. 【Polymarket等预测平台的赌博争议与监管困境】 [F2_17 🔍]

   • 事件简述：Polymarket等预测平台因允许用户对选举、军事行动等高敏感事件进行交易，被批评为变相赌博，面临严格监管压力。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：涉及技术理性对民主决策的殖民（哈贝马斯《公共领域的结构转型》），以及金融化逻辑对公共事务的侵蚀（如斯特里克《金融化资本主义》中的虚拟经济与实体经济分离）。

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▌ 精选核心专题深度思想论证 (In-Depth Dialectical Monograph)

专题一： “抵抗的裸生政治”：伊朗主导联盟的顽强存活与主权暴力的例外状态

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

伊朗主导的反美反以联盟（包括哈马斯、真主党、也门叛军等）在美以双重打压下顽强存活，其核心策略包括封锁伊拉克边境、军事对抗与政治动员。[F1_10 🔍][F1_11 🔍] 这一联盟的存活不仅挑战了美国和以色列的霸权话语，也暴露了主权国家在面对非国家行为体时的制度性脆弱。外界原本预期该联盟会在“轴心”被削弱后崩溃，但现实却是其通过分散化的网络结构与意识形态动员，成功抵御了外部压力。这一困境涉及主权权力的例外状态（阿甘本《例外状态》）与反抗权力的裸生政治（裸生政治指在极端暴力下赤裸裸的生存状态）之间的张力。

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

伊朗联盟的存活依赖于话语权力的去中心化（福柯《权力的眼睛》），即通过宗教、民族主义与反帝国主义话语，将抵抗合法化为一种“道德正义”。[F1_10 🔍] 美国和以色列则通过制裁、军事打击与外交孤立来削弱这一联盟，但这种策略在实践中却强化了联盟的内部凝聚力。报纸头版的标题“伤痕累累却依然坚不可摧”[F1_11 🔍] 正是这种话语博弈的视觉化表达：霸权话语试图将联盟描绘为“海滩上的难民”，而联盟则通过受难叙事（如真主党在叙利亚的顽强抵抗）来反转这一叙事。此外，联盟的网络化结构（如跨国武装组织与政府的合作）使其难以被单一军事行动摧毁，这挑战了传统主权国家的垂直权力结构。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

阿甘本在《例外状态》中指出，主权权力通过宣布例外状态来合法化其暴力行为，而裸生政治则是在这种例外状态下赤裸裸的生存状态。[F1_10 🔍][F1_11 🔍] 伊朗联盟的存活正是这种裸生政治的典型案例：在美以的军事打压下，联盟成员通过生存伦理（如封锁边境、动员民众）来维持自身存在。同时，福柯在《权力的眼睛》中强调，权力是一种网络化的关系，而非单一的中心。伊朗联盟的网络化结构与福柯的权力理论形成了对话：霸权权力试图通过垂直控制来消灭联盟，但联盟通过水平网络来抵抗这种控制。此外，本雅明在《暴力批判》中区分了法律暴力与神圣暴力，伊朗联盟的抵抗在某种程度上可以被理解为一种神圣暴力，即通过道德正义来挑战霸权的法律暴力。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代地缘政治的一个关键特征是非国家行为体的崛起，这挑战了传统国际关系理论中以主权国家为中心的权力结构。伊朗联盟的存活表明，在全球化与网络化的背景下，权力不再仅仅依赖于军事或经济实力，而是更多地依赖于话语动员与网络结构。此外，技术（如社交媒体）的普及使得抵抗话语能够迅速传播，进一步增强了联盟的韧性。从理论上看，这一案例拓展了阿甘本的例外状态理论：霸权权力不仅通过宣布例外状态来合法化暴力，还通过技术监控与网络封锁来维持其统治。而反抗力量则通过去中心化的网络结构来规避这种控制。因此，当代权力斗争的核心不再是传统意义上的主权对抗，而是话语权力与网络结构的竞争。

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专题二： “金融化的民主危机”：预测平台、赌博逻辑与公共事务的殖民

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

Polymarket等预测平台允许用户对选举、军事行动等高敏感事件进行交易，被批评为变相赌博，面临严格监管压力。[F2_17 🔍] 这一困境涉及金融化逻辑对民主决策的侵蚀：当公共事务（如选举结果、战争进程）被金融化为可交易的商品时，民主决策的公共性与普遍性受到严重挑战。预测平台将公共事务转化为投机对象，使得决策过程沦为金融投机的附庸，这不仅扭曲了民主的本质，也加剧了社会的不平等（如金融精英与普通公民在信息获取与风险承担上的不对称）。

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

Polymarket等平台通过算法化的预测市场来模糊公共事务与金融投机的边界。[F2_17 🔍] 这种机制依赖于信息不对称与风险转嫁：平台通过收集和分析海量数据，为用户提供“专业”的预测，但这种预测本身就是一种话语权力，它将复杂的公共事务简化为可量化的数字，从而掩盖了其中的政治、伦理与历史维度。此外，平台通过去中心化的交易机制（如区块链技术）来规避监管，使得监管机构难以有效介入。报纸对这一现象的报道聚焦于其“赌博”属性，但更深层的问题是金融化逻辑如何重塑公共领域的结构：民主决策不再是基于公共理性与协商，而是基于金融回报与风险偏好。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

哈贝马斯在《公共领域的结构转型》中指出，资本主义的发展导致公共领域被商业化与私有化，民主决策沦为资产阶级的工具。[F2_17 🔍] Polymarket等平台的出现则进一步将这种商业化推向极致：公共事务不再仅仅是资产阶级的工具，而是金融资本的直接对象。斯特里克在《金融化资本主义》中强调，金融化不仅是一种经济现象，更是一种权力结构，它将社会关系转化为金融资产，从而削弱了民主的公共性。此外，波兰尼在《大转型》中警告，市场的扩张会导致社会的瓦解，而金融化正是这种扩张的极端形式。Polymarket等平台通过将公共事务金融化，进一步加剧了社会的分裂与不平等。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代技术（如大数据、算法与区块链）为金融化提供了新的工具，使得公共事务的金融化能够以去中心化、透明化的形式出现。然而，这种表面上的“民主化”却掩盖了其背后的权力结构：算法化的预测市场实际上是一种新型的权力技术，它通过数据挖掘与风险建模来操控公众的认知与决策。从理论上看，这一案例拓展了哈贝马斯的公共领域理论：金融化不仅侵蚀了公共领域的商业化边界，更通过算法化的权力技术重塑了公共领域的结构。因此，当代民主的危机不再仅仅是资本主义的商业化问题，而是金融化与算法化的双重殖民。

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▌ 面向学者的开放性思想追问与研究路标 (Open Horizons for Scholarly Inquiry)

1. 【霸权权力的例外状态与反抗力量的网络化生存】

   • 在全球化与网络化的背景下，霸权权力如何通过技术监控与网络封锁来维持其统治？反抗力量如何通过去中心化的网络结构来规避这种控制？这一问题涉及阿甘本的例外状态理论与福柯的权力网络理论的对话，值得进一步深入研究。

2. 【金融化逻辑对民主决策的殖民与算法化权力的兴起】

   • 金融化如何将公共事务转化为可交易的商品，从而侵蚀民主的公共性？算法化的预测市场如何通过数据挖掘与风险建模来操控公众的认知与决策？这一问题涉及哈贝马斯的公共领域理论与斯特里克的金融化资本主义理论的结合，值得进一步探讨。

制度与权力批判深度研判：LA Times (2026-08-18)

▌ 本日全报生活世界痛感与情感政治深思雷达 (Lifeworld & Affective Significance Radar)

在系统通盘梳理本期报纸所涉及的所有报道后，以下 3 个具体事件在生活世界痛感、情感政治动员与制度理性冲突层面最值得学者进一步深思：

1. 【伊朗主导联盟在美以打压下顽强存活】 [F1_8-12]

   • 事件简述：伊朗主导的反美反以联盟（包含哈马斯、真主党、也门叛军等）在美以双重打压下意外存活，通过封锁伊拉克边境等手段顽强抵御外部压力。外界原本预期该联盟会因“轴心”被削弱而崩溃，但现实却证明其韧性超出预期。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：该事件触动了全球南方国家对帝国霸权话语的集体愤怒与反抗情绪，同时暴露了制度理性（如美国和以色列的军事-外交压制模型）与生活世界痛感（如巴勒斯坦、也门等地民众的生存焦虑）之间的剧烈撕裂。伊朗领导人的“抵抗之钟”修辞更是将情感动员与地缘政治博弈紧密捆绑，形成了一种“反抗的诗学”。

2. 【洛杉矶县警长公布272名暴徒式入室抢劫嫌疑人照片】 [F3_31-32]

   • 事件简述：洛杉矶县警长办公室公布272名嫌疑人照片，呼吁公众协助辨认。两晚连续入室抢劫案导致商店损失惨重，电力系统被摧毁。该举措引发公众对执法透明度与公民隐私权的争议。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：该事件触动了洛杉矶社会对治安失序与制度无能的集体焦虑，同时也暴露了执法机构在公开羞辱与程序正义之间的伦理困境。公众对“暴徒”标签的情感反弹（如种族化的刻板印象）与制度理性（如警方的数据公开策略）形成了尖锐对撞。

3. 【混合动力车市场逆势增长】 [F3_25-30]

   • 事件简述：全球电动车销量因续航里程和充电设施担忧下滑，混合动力车却再度走红，在多国市场占据显著份额。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：该事件反映了消费者对技术过渡方案的务实选择，同时暴露了纯电动车在基础设施建设滞后下的制度性困境。汽车制造商对混动车利润率的追求与消费者对稳定性的需求形成了市场逻辑与生活世界需求的辩证互动。

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▌ 精选核心专题理性与情感辩证论证 (The Dialectic of Logos and Pathos Monograph)

专题一：【“抵抗的诗学”：伊朗主导联盟的制度理性与生活世界痛感的辩证生成】

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）： 伊朗主导联盟的存活奇迹，首先是对美国和以色列“轴心论”叙事的制度性反噬。[F1_11 🔍]明确指出，“外界原本认为，随着‘轴心’被削弱，甚至可能崩溃——正如以色列和美国官员常说的那样——剩下的只会是‘海滩上的难民’。”这一预设建立在三重制度理性之上：一是军事-技术霸权（如以色列的“铁穹”系统、美国的无人机打击网络），二是经济制裁体系（如对伊朗的石油禁运），三是地缘政治话语霸权（如将伊朗描绘为“恐怖主义轴心”）。然而，这些理性工具在实践中却遭遇了系统性失效。伊朗通过封锁伊拉克边境（[F1_12 🔍]提及）构建了非正规的供应链网络，哈马斯和真主党则通过地下隧道与民众动员（如真主党在叙利亚的顽强抵抗）实现了韧性存活。更关键的是，伊朗领导人的“抵抗之钟”修辞（[F1_10 🔍]中“他如是说：‘这是怎么回事？这场战争几乎每个月都在发动。它本应成为敲响‘抵抗之钟’的时刻’”）将制度理性与情感动员紧密捆绑，形成了一种“反抗的诗学”。这种诗学不仅是对帝国话语的模仿性反抗，更是对生活世界痛感的制度化表达——将民众的生存焦虑转化为集体认同的符号资本。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）： 在巴勒斯坦、也门、叙利亚等地，民众的生活世界早已被战争撕裂。[F4_38-40]中提到的“以色列定居者今年以来已杀害67名巴勒斯坦人”，这一数字背后是无数家庭的支离破碎。在加沙，哈姆扎伊将武器移交与巴勒斯坦国的建立联系起来（[F1_12 🔍]），“路线图则包含一条通往实现‘自决’与‘废除’目标的两英里道路”，这种话语将个人生存与民族解放紧密相连，形成了一种“苦难的伦理”。而在也门，穆斯林叛军对红海与曼德海峡的威胁（[F1_12 🔍]）则是对全球南方国家在霸权体系中被边缘化处境的集体反抗。这些痛感并非抽象的道德愤怒，而是具体的肉身经验——如巴勒斯坦儿童在炮火中失去家园，也门平民在饥荒中挣扎求生。伊朗联盟正是通过将这些痛感制度化（如通过真主党的社会福利网络、哈马斯的教育系统）实现了对民众的情感动员。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）： 伊朗联盟的存活，恰恰证明了制度理性与生活世界痛感之间的辩证张力。一方面，美国和以色列的军事-外交压制模型（Logos）试图通过技术手段（如无人机、网络攻击）和经济制裁（如石油禁运）将对手简化为“恐怖分子”或“失败国家”，从而实现对生活世界的控制。但另一方面，这种简化策略却激发了更强烈的情感反弹（Pathos）——如伊朗领导人的“抵抗之钟”修辞，将制度压迫转化为集体认同的符号资本。更关键的是，这种情感动员并非盲目的狂热，而是包含了对分配正义与生存尊严的“隐性理性”（Latent Logos）。例如，真主党在黎巴嫩南部通过社会福利网络（如学校、医院）实现了对民众的深度动员，这种动员既是情感的（对以色列占领的愤怒），也是理性的（对社会正义的追求）。因此，伊朗联盟的存活，与其说是对制度理性的胜利，不如说是制度理性与生活世界痛感在辩证互动中生成的新型政治实体。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）： 在报道中，我们可以清晰看到制度端与生活端的“话语温度差”。[F1_10 🔍]中伊朗领导人的修辞（“敲响‘抵抗之钟’”）充满了诗意的愤怒与悲壮的英雄主义，而[F1_11 🔍]中美国和以色列官员的预设（“海滩上的难民”）则是冷冰冰的技术官僚语言。这种温度差不仅反映了话语权力的不对称，更暴露了制度理性对生活世界痛感的系统性压制。从报纸排版空间来看，头版的“抵抗之亚洲”报道（[F1_8-12]）占据了显著的视觉空间，而深度版面的分析（如[F1_12 🔍]中的地缘政治讨论）则更多采用了技术官僚的冷色调语言。这种排版策略本身就是一种情感政治——通过视觉层级的设计，将制度理性与生活世界痛感进行了空间上的分隔。然而，这种分隔并未消除二者之间的张力，反而加剧了社会心理的异化程度。未来，如何在制度设计中纳入生活世界的痛感表达，将成为衡量政治韧性的关键指标。

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专题二：【技术过渡与消费者选择：混合动力车市场的制度逻辑与生活世界需求】

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）： 混合动力车市场的逆势增长（[F3_25-30]）背后，是汽车制造商、政策制定者与消费者之间复杂的制度博弈。[F3_26 🔍]明确指出，“尽管汽油价格已接近四年高点，但全球电动车销量却因消费者对续航里程和充电设施的担忧而出现下滑。”这一现象揭示了纯电动车技术在基础设施建设滞后下的制度性困境。丰田北美区总裁丹尼尔·博克（Daniel Bock）的表态（[F3_28 🔍]）“消费者热情高涨，混合动力车大受欢迎”则反映了制造商对市场需求的理性回应。制度理性在此体现为：一是对技术过渡方案的务实选择（混动车作为电动车的过渡产品），二是对利润率的追求（[F3_29 🔍]中提到“混动车利润比同级汽油车高出约5000美元”），三是对政策环境的适应（如避免关税影响）。这种制度理性与生活世界需求的辩证互动，构成了混动车市场逆势增长的核心逻辑。

2. 生活世界真实需求深描（Living Lifeworld Needs）： 消费者对混合动力车的青睐（[F3_27 🔍]中提到“在美国新车销量中占比约50%，在日本超过一半”），反映了对技术稳定性与使用便利性的务实需求。[F3_29 🔍]中提到的“价格更低、续航更稳定且可在任何加油站加油”，正是这种需求的具体体现。在全球电动车充电基础设施仍不完善的背景下，混动车作为“可在任何加油站加油”的技术方案，满足了消费者对日常出行稳定性的基本需求。这种需求并非抽象的技术偏好，而是具体的生活世界经验——如通勤族对续航焦虑的缓解、家庭用户对充电便利性的追求。制造商正是通过将这些需求制度化（如丰田普锐斯的市场定位），实现了对消费者的情感动员。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）： 混合动力车市场的逆势增长，体现了制度理性与生活世界需求之间的辩证张力。一方面，制造商与政策制定者的制度理性（Logos）试图通过技术过渡方案（如混动车）实现对纯电动车技术的平滑过渡，从而规避基础设施建设滞后的风险。但另一方面，这种过渡方案也激发了消费者对技术稳定性的情感需求（Pathos）——如对续航焦虑的缓解、对使用便利性的追求。这种辩证摩擦表明，制度理性与生活世界需求之间的张力并非单向的压制与反抗，而是一种相互构成的关系。制造商通过将消费者需求制度化（如丰田普锐斯的市场定位），实现了对技术过渡方案的情感动员。这种动员既是理性的（对市场需求的回应），也是情感的（对消费者焦虑的缓解）。

4. 话语温度差与市场韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）： 在报道中，我们可以清晰看到制度端与生活端的“话语温度差”。[F3_28 🔍]中丰田高管的表态（“消费者热情高涨”）采用了乐观的市场语言，而[F3_26 🔍]中对电动车销量下滑的描述则是冷静的技术官僚语言。这种温度差反映了话语权力的不对称：制造商通过乐观的市场叙事掩盖了纯电动车技术在基础设施建设滞后下的制度性困境。从报纸排版空间来看，混动车市场的报道（[F3_25-30]）占据了显著的版面空间，采用了技术官僚的冷色调语言。这种排版策略本身就是一种市场叙事——通过话语温度的控制，将制度理性与生活世界需求进行了空间上的分隔。然而，这种分隔并未消除二者之间的张力，反而加剧了市场心理的不确定性。未来，如何在技术过渡方案中平衡制度理性与生活世界需求，将成为衡量市场韧性的关键指标。

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▌ 面向学者的伦理与社会心理开放性追问与研究路标 (Open Horizons for Ethical & Sociological Inquiry)

1. 【开放性学术追问一：技术过渡方案中的制度理性与消费者自主性平衡】

   • 混合动力车市场的逆势增长反映了制造商在技术过渡方案中的制度理性与消费者自主性需求之间的张力。如何在技术发展路径中平衡制度设计（如政策激励、技术标准）与消费者自主选择权，避免技术过渡方案沦为制造商利润导向的工具？这一追问涉及到技术社会学（如技术过渡理论）、消费者行为学（如技术接受模型）与政策科学（如创新政策设计）的交叉研究。

2. 【开放性学术追问二：地缘政治冲突中的情感动员与制度韧性重构】

   • 伊朗主导联盟的存活证明了地缘政治冲突中情感动员对制度韧性的关键作用。如何在保障国家安全的前提下，避免情感动员沦为极端化意识形态的工具，从而实现制度韧性的可持续重构？这一追问涉及到国际关系学（如情感地缘政治理论）、政治心理学（如集体情绪理论）与安全研究（如韧性治理）的交叉探讨。

3. 【开放性学术追问三：肉身惩罚的制度化实践与社会心理韧性的重构】

   • 洛杉矶警方的公开照片策略（[F3_31-32]）暴露了执法机构在公开羞辱与程序正义之间的伦理困境。如何在保障社会秩序的前提下，避免肉身惩罚对公民社会的系统性摧残，从而实现社会心理韧性的重构？这一追问涉及到刑法学（如报应正义与修复正义的对比）、社会心理学（如污名化理论）与人权法（如肉身惩罚的伦理边界）的交叉研究。