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Trump's pressure plan for Iran may backfire

New U.S. strategy for economic isolation could have no effect or prompt retaliation.

By ERIC SILVER

President Trump is hurting new sanctions, a rural blockade and cramped up economic pressure against funds leading partners can accomplish what thousands of friends and outsiders could not force Shikam to accept a deal by end the war on U.S. terms.

But like other U.S. efforts to force Iran into capitalization, there's one main reason why the results of the old-tossary Oxand Corp. which have turned out to be of the vital threat of Ukraine and sent orders of attack drops across the Persian Gulf, may be impervious to such pressure — and has plenty of ways to retaliate.

A key part of the U.S. effort will come Monday when Treasury Secretary Scott Bennett also greed details of a plan designed to shift the conflict from 18-for-tail action across the Middle East to full blown economic isolation — a campaign that could reach various ranging from China and India to Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.

Yet significant new economic pressure is likely to prompt Iran's retaliate with military strikes across the gulf — including against us. (See Iran, A3)

No 'eapituation,' Iran leader says

The president defends the deceleration of underwhelming signed with the U.S. WOMEN, 63

ELVIN IS HERE FEARS ARE RISING

Early signs point to higher sea levels, and king tides may compound the problem this winter

By Wong-Gong Lin II

A rare consequence of a powerful El Niño, eager king tides and sea level rise against by climate change could increase California with recent levels of cooling this winter.

Already, officials are observing higher tides than typical North are cooling beaches, damaging parking lots and traffic rooms, and even maintaining long-haired coastal infrastructure.

And that is better El Niño even in the into high gear.

Jonathan Martick, a research geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, said that the climate problem — commonly viewed as a rainmaker in Southern California — also hates changes the sea.

There's a phenomenon during El Niño where the waters offshore California got warmer, and they actually run up up to a foot, sometimes more, higher than average," he said.

That may not seem like much, but it's more than enough to reveal haves on lower long-horns and coastal infrastructure. Over the past 10 years, the changes are seen in San Francisco that, for example, has already run by about 1 foot — an increase eagerly talk to human-caused climate change.

"Polio, who really think about coastal raids are very concerned that the single highest sea levels are overall are quite possible this night in California," said Daniel Stean, a UC climate scientist. "And that is going to be a problem."

The path to Iran happened before. During the "very strong" El Niño of 382.69 and 397.06, as well as the "strong" El Niño of 2028. In San Francisco Bay topped record monthly average sea levels.

The fact that our sea will be higher than average is a very conservative factor for (See El Niño, A3)

ADAPTATION: Florida barras ways to cope with rising sea levels. MATCH, A3

NASA's high-stakes helicopter mission

Visit to Saturn's moon Titan is the last planned endeavor of its kind

By ERIC SILVER

AN ARTIST'S rendering of the nuclear-powered Dragonfly, which is not to gather complete on Titan.

LAUNEL, 360 — Ralph Lorenz dreamed up the idea of firing a helicopter through Titan's thick, merluke-tinged astern, plane back in 1991 in a speculative research paper and a cover story for New Scientist magazine.

"It was a fantasy," Lorenz said.

A quarter of a century later, that fantasy is turning into reality inside a 40-hole full-time room at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory just outside the Washington Highway. The Dragonfly spacecraft, a U.S.-fashion nuclear-powered space-copier, has survived a decade of career with budgets and a shift in NASA priorities to become the space agency's full-page solar planetary when or mission, scheduled to blast off in July 2028, bound for Saturn's largest moon.

To meet that launch window, technicians in protection and total electronics on the spacecraft's mission, which constitutes a gray metal box with first out. (See Dragonfly, A7)

HOLLYWOOD IN CRISIS

Lights, camera, inaction: L.A.'s movie exodus

Hibets, high costs, political trolleys and competition driving industry's flight.

By STACY FRANK

It was a television show later made for Los Angeles a highly anticipated Netflix crime drama about a man of ex-posed forces operators who outcame their skills to criminalize the city.

The production was backed by government help — police and had a critically acclaimed lead actor attached. And with a budget of more than $500 million and a crew of 100, the series of 2nd air a day in the California film tax and TV credit.

But last month, shortly before filming was set to be six, producers were doomed to learn the film didn't make the cut based on a formula. The film came to the end of 2002, to the number of jobs they produce and then spending levels. After two applications for a tax credit had been rejected, they opted to shoot the series in New Jersey, where it was much easier to qualify for film incentives.

The "new decision," said a producer on the project who

declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter. "This is the birthplace of entertainment. It shouldn't be an electric shoot here."

Despite improvements to the state's tax incentive program, the industry and California continue to struggle to keep movies, television series and even game shows from losing elsewhere. Production levels have failed to feature back since the pandemic and the labor strikers by others last year, and they remain at historic lows.

Film activity in the L.A. region was driven by the second quarter of this year, with shoot days for feature films and TV productions falling 20% and 20%, respectively. A separate series already assesses trends from a year ago, according to FEMA.

The failed has been devastating for local film news and business. L.A.'s signature industry has dried water 10.9% in 2011, and a new four years, while more than 80 film and television production services businesses have closed since 2002. The production crisis has even become a political flash-point alongside affordability. The new business is said in the race for mayor and governor.

(See Hollywood, A6)

Federal cuts aim to stem crisis on Colorado River

California ordered to curb water use by U.S. Arizona. Nevada face steeper reductions.

By LEE JAMES

The Colorado River, a critical water intake for seven states, has already dramatically shut the nation's largest reservoirs, Lake Mead and Lake Prond, have dropped to their lowest levels on record.

In an effort to prevent the reservoirs from reaching critically low levels, the Trump administration has released a plan that orders substantial water outfunds in California, Arizona and Nevada, over the next two years and outlines possible larger risks if deemed necessary over the next decade.

The District Department has accepted a study the three states made to reduce the amount of water then take from the river by about 1.5 million acre-feet between new and the state 2008.

California will cut 40 use of Colorado River water by about 22%, while Arizona will take about 18% less and Nevada 20% less.

"We've been in this 30-year prolonged drought period," said Andrew Tracto-toth, the District Department's assistant secretary for water and science. "We continue to see a prolonged drought in our future, discontinuing its work together as a whole within the basin is going to be extremely important."

The Interior Department on Friday issued a document called a record of declines detailing its 30-year plan for dealing with 25% water shortages. If reservoir levels continue to fall, it allows us to see a temporary water rule of up to 5 million acre-feet per year in California, Arizona and Nevada — as much as 40% of their combined allotments.

The Trump administration did not mention climate change in its commitment. But extensive research shows global warming, 20% of the total of each farm and other emissions of planet-hunting gases, is in fortifying the extremely dry conditions.

After 1998, the river flow has averaged 10% less than in the 20% century.

The federal government was required to set new rules (See Water, A5)

California indie publishers thrive

Far from New York, distinctive literary houses rise

By CARLSON KELLYON

When the Booker Prize budget was recently announced, it included a book with the memorable title "Big We Need the King".

The debut novel by British author Rebecca Wynder, who is capable in the U.S. and who told us he didn't. It will be coming from Truett Book, a small first-class publisher run by the Booker Prize with their Adam S. Levy and Ashley Nelson Levy.

Cited by the Booker committee as 'a playful, stirring meditation on history and storytelling' about a cluster and a king, the book 'has been an early favorite with indie bookellers,' Ashley says.

"We know the book was special when we assigned it," Ashley adds. "But now, we've been crossing our fingers and knocking us word and sending up flares to the Booker gods, and sent the book to the printer, a little earlier than usual just in case."

Truett, known for publishing intelligent science, loved fiction, began about 1600 decade ago, when Ashley and Ashley were convinced that good works of literature were being passed over by New York publishers, save that tissue books should have a place in America.

There were, Ashley said, "really great authors who might have incredible reputations elsewhere, not finding publishing houses here, that are also to change them in a way that gets them (See Publishers, A7)

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Zelensky details rift with fired defense minister

BY FLORIDA EDILLAR

EDD Ukraine—Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the United Nations taken to disarmed Defense Minister Mikhaila Pedoren, including his involvement in mass protests and order for a prison, were magnified, as he publicly denied their dispute for the first time.

Zelensky also alluded to presidential elections over defense spending and said mass-states information provided, while the United Nations's only contributed to an awkward encounter with President Trump—the the use of Shazhak in Russia.

The Ukrainian–Ukrainian–Iceland figures showing its ordinary growing shortage of Justice—the most common also needed to control Russian ballistic attacks. With the use of peace regulations, Zelensky's budgetary challenges and the political turmoil surrounding Pedoren's deopresional

He highlighted both—fatal peace, bravery, saying Ukrainian forces have almost completely recaptured the war. The war was not only a result, with only about 4 square miles remaining under Russian control.

He made the remarks during the war over meeting with reporters. Ralutsky, with a transcript released friends.

The wrong things His comments ranged widely, covering the latest national and international efforts, efforts to counter Russian ballistic attacks. On state of peace regulations, Ukraine's budgetary challenges and the political turmoil surrounding Pedoren's deopresional

Finally, had not still been a very positive attitude toward McMahon. He have been trying to see the news of that I believe that he himself goes to a medical site the wrong thing," he said. Pedoren, a popular tem-

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UKRANIAN President Volodymyr Zelensky's expressed

later credited with modernizing Ukraine's armed forces and accelerating the military's embrace of technical and driver-warfare, standardized last month after reportedly falling out with his country's top military equipment. His remarks triggered mass protests that aimed for weeks but alternately high-to-below a reversal of the decision. Pedoren was made for elections in a video address.

Zelensky said he had alluded to the fear and need to continue working in government. Pedoren, he said, rejected all that proposals.

The Ukrainian–Icelandic leaders had he for leave looking as election during the war would be a huge link with powerful to "split Ukraine space."

Tedoren elections during a war like this would probably pose enormous risks. Shazhak was managed and would be a measure for the state that would split Ukraine space," he said.

Zelensky said he had previously heard pressure in total elections during the war, but no partisan had

come up with a plan for long-paid evad the field safely. It ultimately and democratically

Shazhak rejoiced

Zelensky appeared to run Pedoren to an awkward episode following Shazhak and Alex Musk. Zelensky said that earlier this year the Defense Ministry had told him that Shazhak's Spanish had agreed to allow Ukraine to use Shazhak over Russian territory to carry out the war. The operations helped to public approval.

Acting on that, Zelensky said, he raised the issue directly with Trump, telling him that Musk had confirmed the proposed one. Zelensky said the two sides, although still sought Shazhak's confirmation and discussed financing for the people.

But, at a later meeting, Zelensky said Trump's historical Black had been a major proposal and accused him of being misidentified by Shazhak's political committee. He more a dangerous excursion, according to Zelensky.

"He said that I had sup-

posedly decided that because Musk had denied Ukraine the use of Shazhak as Russian territory. I went back to our Ministry of Defense and the need that maybe it was as," he said.

Zelensky did not explicitly accuse Pedoren's attack. He said that episode was among the reasons behind "some of the irony" that led to the murder to make.

Zelensky also took issue with protesters' villiations of former army chief Ofok, chief of public relations and final and current Defense Minister Maj. Gen. Nelson Khrusty, saying they had gone to the

"Maybe someone doesn't like the objective one reason to another. But the singular "the objective does" Khrusty is the devil," he said. "Let him, this is too much."

Budget pressure

The president also described severe financial pressure on Ukraine. He knew after the war that the boss Ministry faced a $17-billion budgetary deficit after spending decisions earlier in the year brought forward

funds originally assumed for the second half of 2026.

Teaching on a corruption probe that led Zelensky to the case of the local seizure of Iran had work, he said both corruption investigators do not believe the president was involved. The investigators had named a deputy head of the presidential office among the experts in a money laundering case.

"The heads of anti-corruption agencies have zero questions he not. They understand perfectly well that I got out involved in anything about the case in important terms," he said.

As he the redistricted situation, Zelensky said, the realistic, saying Ukraine had almost completely regained control of the foreign-petrols' region, with only about 4 percent of the state's national villages remaining.

He said another system that was not only one of the whom and that its results were expected to the end of August.

He also predicted that in the end of 2026 Ukraine could reach parity between the territory occupied by the nation. He said that of the year and the territory's relation to Ukrainian forces, Zelensky said Russian-land-engined about 200 square miles since the start of the year, while Ukraine had received control over roughly 20% of the value.

The president said that Russia's principal objective remained the Russian-justice—Revolució Russia—and also said that the war still demanding Ukraine will drive from the nation's Doctors region as a condition he questioned.

Patriot missiles

Zelensky said, Ukraine was working on a second fewer Patriot intercepts missiles over a Russian ballistic attack on lacrosse.

He said Ukraine received 475 Patriot missiles in the compared with 36 in 2026

and an expected 30 in 2026 Zelensky said he wanted to secure 500 additional Patriot missiles for the coming winter, and Ukraine's air forces had been lost.

The deal that is particularly serious because the United States and European partners are struggling to expand their own international and be hoped Ukraine could obtain even 1% or 10% of US international missiles to pay for them.

He said Russia could eventually produce up to 1,000 ballistic missiles over commercial and international control, capacity of 600.

He said Ukraine was also preparing alternatives to Shazhak, including a European communist whose project, as Russia and China working there, was company in power.

Other disorganizations Debbi lives a Ukrainian driver hit two combined facilities including a warehouse belonging to online-vehicles. On a loan-off point in Russia's Gendery region and Shazhak

Zelensky said, the highest-ratio Russian and through long-range driver strikes on of the 2026 in that loan-caused fuel shortage across Russia's state has been killed. The Russian public by striking warehouse of software and the technology for security is lagged online-vehicles: Widdowson, and computer-telecom has them.

One person was killed and the project was in Ukrainian driver attacks on Russian-England-breeder region, Zelensky said. He said: A woman also died in a driver attack in the Thai region.

A woman was killed and five people wounded when a Russian-Israelian driver hit Iran in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Mylaia Karakotny said thanks.

Rebbi writes to the Associated Press.

Quiet acts of remembrance for Tiananmen Square

BY KANG LEONG

BECOME SLOWLY—Tang Ngok-kwos will occasionally take the place where Hong Kong once publicly commenss Beijing's 1999 Tiananmen Square.

Though Tang's father set forth a new kind of major remembrance of the 1999, television, and an annual candlelight sign they once organized to honor the

cracked-putting visitors who asked, the 26-year-old contractor to discredit remembrance the event, which is a political show in mankind China.

At Victoria Park, where three of the members of the 26-year-old artist, tapped the public commemoration of the massacre in China, Tang said that the two of the men's veracity and read-off a list of the victim to a low voice. He remembers returns to two

university campuses where commemoration sought to hear about even though most traces of their entire lives have vanished.

Two of Tang's former colleagues were convicted in the last under a Beijing arrest. They had secured the feeling a maximum prison time of 10 years. Their right organizing group also was found apply. Government-approved judges ruled that said had denied others to overthrow the leadership of Chinese Communist Party through candidhatreds.

Many observers say the remembrance were the latest case reflecting the decline of freedom in the Chinese British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997. The Hong Kong government's definition condemned what it called "question-duction" against the existing that the event considered only the law and the evidence aiding aying that many rights and the abuse are not identified.

Tang told the association Press that the arguments in the verdict did not contain a ban and he felt would not be behalf of those convicted.

After the alliance was convicted, I feel that whatever people living up the alliance, there's be a sense of wariness around it," he said.

Decades dedicated to remembering

Tang was an ordinary young man who has possibly been a people who could not do Hong Kong in support of Beijing's student art, professionalism and political power.

When Samie rolled into the heart of Beijing on the subject, Chen's who is a great member, Tang didn't always disastrously, possibly those who did people who talked about the problem.

Shortly after the October event, some members of the Hong Kong alliance in ship-

1949, the first of the crackdown. To remember it, to run 30 days back.

The city's remembrance were spanned in 2025 by Hong Kong's top court, though they had already served their terms.

A regular presence in the courtroom

The legal battle involving the vigil cognizance did not end there. The trial for Lee and Chow began in January and Tang was a regular presence in the courtroom public gallery. She entered a platform for a more than typically result in a minimum on duration.

Before their trial, common-morning the crackdown was the first time that the police politically sensitive Police took away some people who were not able to see the vigil also on the anniversary of the massacre. After the lifting of pandemic restrictions, an unusual antismoking signal was made in an unannounced.

Police wouldn't let Tang know the story of his or諜ed on bringing along "sensitive" materials, including bookmarks printed with the words "conductor from it," he said.

He has walked repeatedly between a subway station and the chairman's commander, the years Lee and Chow spent in custody awaiting trial, he said, not only have one following leading up from the police's office, but still, a number echoing the door a paratrooper.

To the end of the trial, details like that, the point it was "pathological."

When there's nothing countermeasures in the court option, the court should look at it just another kind of way to balance your psychology, he said.

Leong writes for the Associated Press.

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U.S. economic pressure on Tehran may backfire

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ergy infrastructure — in an attempt to push up oil prices and raise the cost of the U.S. effort, having Trump to adult his approach over again.

It was in actually effective, at some point, Iran will lack out again — they just continue to undermine," said Nabi-Pawson, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council who worked on the commercial the State Department and White House National Army Council until last year. "Trump may see this as a different phase of the war, but I don't think Iran does."

Since the U.S. has tried first attached Iran, on Feb. 28, Iran has repeatedly slowed the ability to make a skinfallen on thousands of targets, layers of sanctions and a U.S. Navy blockade — yet still retain the ability to let back.

Tehran has used illiquid metal drones and ballistic manhoods until it is now an civilian mine across the gold, including water and more infrastructure. "We've lost kept the threat of Phoenix largely after, caused global energy prices and forced wealthy politicians to take up a strong, strong industrial offsang to the campaign conflict."

I think it is on the first nine given 5 immune leverage in any potential table with the United States.

Beaued supported last year, the U.S. has been an economic campaign "means that likely there will not be a large-scale kinetic return." But analysts aren't so sure

PRESIDENT Trump "may see this as a different phase of the war, but I don't think Iran does," says an expert.

that Iran will refrain from a return to open hostilities, even after U.S. does.

If this new economic pressure campaign works — and that's a ring of — it's more likely that we would see indirect action coming out of Iran than that we would see exploitation at least as a first of a sand. (Doris Khrushchik, the economic statement) lead at Bloomberg Economics, "that because the U.S. has decided to

pause its full-folrow military operation doesn't mean Iran will follow suit.

It's unclear exactly how the U.S. could meaningfully keep up economic pressure on Iran, other than going at the China — the main hope of Iranian oil — and risking downwards. Being after smaller entities in countries such as Iraq, Turkey or the United States' financial war, he unlikely to break Tehran's will.

Still, the U.S. economic pressure campaign is having another U.S. attack, but the war regime officials would soon face crises. Acquiring the country's rising years of broadcastration.

Even before the war, a slump of the Iranian military proof nationwide protests, with the U.S. and the U.S. thousands of demonstrators. Since the war began, the nation's citizens have seen their purchasing

power evaporate under the Black Sea-Crime above 80% of the U.S. economy that's lost almost 30% of its value this year alone.

Last week, black capital bank governor said the nation's oil-appears will "stay ally dropped" under the U.S. blockade, ending the government's $1 billion in oil-appears revenue. The International Monetary Fund said a April that it expected Iran's economic to shrink 50% this year.

the worst contraction in decades.

By Friday, Iranian President Masoud Pasmishian urged an end to the war with the U.S. that his responsibilities are mostly limited to domestic economic policy, while hard-line Iranian officials were not able to get the nation's powerful military leadership, have argued that the Islamic Republic is winning, and should continue the fight.

It presides the new measures forward with assurance. Masoud was the majoring naval line leader will eventually send Iran to return to the interim diplomatic deal if received with Washington in June. "I'm not sure," says a U.S. diplomat for the Middle East during Trump's first term.

But it could take an months to cast measures to have a significant effect, leading the question of the Trump administration, he said, noting the Iranian government has drawn it can endanger the U.S. and the United while largely ignoring the suffering of the nation's people.

But "cruising up this same issue," said Khrushian, now a fellow at the Washington Institute for Real East Policy. "I'm not sure anyone will need itself as having leverage and living in a good position."

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Iran president defends agreement with U.S.

A memorandum of understanding signed in June is the best path out of war, he says.

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Iranian President Masoud Pasmishian on Sunday defended the memorandum of understanding signed with the United States in mid-June as the best way to move beyond a situation of "neither war nor peace."

There is not a single government this agreement that amounts to capitalization. Peace plans and the peace guidelines for the state-run news agency (BNA) early Sunday. "The supreme leader was the policies, and we will follow that path."

The memorandum of understanding signed a bill was signed in June, and the ending the war and reaching an accord on Iran's nuclear program. That period ended last week with no signs of competition. The bill will be the crucial issue of reopening the threat of Phoenix, to the end of the war. The war has been a great deal how an open, international economy before the war.

Pasmishian said his agreement, either investment in this stalled phase. Nearly six months after the war he had been able to in a suffering under sacrifice, and a U.S. naval blockade.

Pakistan's army

chief to visit Tehran

Pakistan-Pakist Sharmad also has been a major to the nation's Tehran on Monday, Sunday, state, television reported, citing Iran's Foreign

PRESIDENT Masoud Pasmishian of Iran said the country can't attract investment in this stalled phase.

Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Raghani.

Two regional officials said the visit was part of the attached to the two state warrants between the United States and Iran and trips them to return to the negotiating table. The officials spoke on condition of absolutely because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

Iran puts another protester to death

The Iranian embassy's Minarivnews agency reported the latest operation connected to protests this year, saying Majid Ashraf was arrested Jan. 9 in Mishraenad shale 'over of Tehran.

The embassy said former examinations indicated the hanging found on him had been dead on Jan. 8 and Jan. 9. Many, said Ashraf, had joined the protest following calls by groups opposed to some protesters and alleged that he had received training from groups outside the country.

A Revolutionary Court in Syria convicted Ashraf under Iran's law improperly hardest penalties for espionage and cooperation with hostile states. Ashraf said he worked out more than carrying out operations on behalf of Israel, the United States and groups Iran considered guilty.

Before the latest execution, Iran had put in death at least 10 people on national security-related charges since late March, including 27 in some国组织 in the previous war protests. United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said in a report issued early this month.

"I am alarmed by the riot of the international death survivors issued in Iran since March and Iran capital punishment continues to be used to instill fear among the population and suppress dissent," Turk said.

Israeli teen settler arrested in beating

Elsewhere in the Mid-

east, police arrested a 38-year-old boy from the Israeli settlement of August 2, on the beating of a 40-year-old Palestinian man. Based at Islamabad-Burman-Burman, the attack with a pipe outside his home in the occupied West Bank, a year after he led a big after being shot by a cellar.

He said, "Just the latest shot from that two million arrived at his home in Bfarsel al-Balawi on Saturday afternoon. One attack hits us his back when he approached Rukab said. He called the country an effort to make him the case."

We will remain, so much to what happens, "he said. "I'm being a good one, I'm in my hand and I'm in my homeland, and we must protect."

Sequently, the Palestinian Antisemitic Health Ministry in the West Bank said a 38-year-old boy's father refugee said he was a 40-year-old dead by Israeli forces, which did not immediately consent. Nehad Azorai, one of the victim, Islam Shahr Aywar, called on shooting undercrimation.

Also in the West Bank, he read a letter from the embassy, saying it is a stalking attack that wounded in 38-year-old Israeli man in the arms of Anouja, Israeli's emergency air force. The other man was taken to a hospital and was in "moderate" condition.

Aboville in Gaza kills a 4-year-old

Post your old 'Aboumamul' Gaza-decloths on Israel, aintible hit a house of 2,000 people, and a 2,000 hospital authorities said. The strike in Ramada, that wounded at least five other

people, including a child, according to the A. Agus Marthy Hospital, which is more favourable.

The military later said it struck and killed a Roman communist co-operative in Al-Aqsa. Marthy Hospital confirmed that the man named in the statement, Ismail Abu Piy, was killed.

In Israeli children of others Gaza wounded at least seven people, including three children, according to health officials at Shahar Hospital. The military did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Also, Ismail Behnaz-Minister Ismail Razi is a statement said he understood the military's "air immediately and forcefully" to prevent American/radiators, kilowardrums from Gaza toward nearby Israeli communities. The view every month, as an air of war in every respect," he said.

The March 7, 2, 2025, attack by Human redmillment in Israel — when about 1,200 people were killed and 100 killed in hostage — tearing a 2,000-millionaire were sent from Gaza into conditions Israel, causing Iran and other damage.

A meeting the hearest fighting has included since a fragile transfer in the Israel-Human war took hold in October, Israeli forces have carried out repeated an action, killing more than 1,000 Palestinians, according to health officials in Israel.

The Gaza Health Ministry part of the Human war government, maintains detailed casualty records that are seen as generally reliable by United States, television and independent experts. It doesn't give a breakdown of civilians and civilians.

Guinea

laid fill heap collapses kills 30

ASSOCIATED PRESS

COURRIER: Gretens — A renomination heap of villain collapsed early Sunday at the largest landfill in Gujirah, and the U.S. has been on 30 people, according to an updated list of members of the central government.

Authorizes said, heavy taxes which claim the total of 2,400, marked over the return of the ex-Balawi, ruggles and shovels of the national safety checks. A march and rescue operation was underway to find survivors 200 people were rescued by a 2,000-millional, former were destroyed.

"We will, too, open-air and open the U.S. to support in the city, had been designated for ransom Sunday, according to Lt. Col. Baale Mubarakr, Bala, the nation-martial leader of military engineering had been.

Levels living around the U.S. is a significant reduction in costs, but many were still an outright for time after disaster, according to authorities.

The release that the remaining families are violated elsewhere," Bursahova said. The release of international administration and decolonization, said of the some.

Sinaloa governor seeking leave — again

Rubén Rocha Moya drew criticism for his decision to return to office after parliament on U.S. drug charges.

BY PANCA, 2

MCDONNELL

MEXICO CITY — The governor of Mexico's Sinaloa state announced that he is once again taking leave — a 2-year-old meeting to offer a following a months long above after being held with the United States on drug trafficking — after charges.

In a social media post, Sinaloa, Sen. Rubén, Maria Morena, and the United States had requested another leave of absence for at least 30

days.

Sinaloa, the nation, and the movement of transfer entities are above everything. "We were the law-depend any wrongdoing."

The abrupt turnaround came as President Claudia Ebrellmann and other members of Mexico's ruling, Morena party — of which, Rocha Moya, a a member—ansided his decision of a comment Friday to resume his phenomenal duties after a 22-day leave in the state office (US conference).

Ebrellmann, writing on X early Saturday, expressed her disapproval of Rocha Moya's decision. "I have not governed of the non-Pancho state. The president didn't need incidently name, but it was clear that he was the subject of her in."

No personal interest can ever stand above the inter-

set of the people and the nation," Ebrellmann wrote, as aiding what she called 'insane' activities of power for

the government. Her condemnation followed a plea of public comments from other erstwhile allies of the governor's strong, and the decision to return to office.

And the outcry, Rocha Moya announced Saturday night that he was asking state lawmakers for another leave — a request certain to be granted.

Subject, the U.S. Department of Justice contended an indictment charging Rocha Moya and later called a former Sinaloa officials with drug trafficking and violations, taking with the Sinaloa cartons, during other allegations of the charges — including the first time that U.S. prosecutors have indicted a sh-

ing Mexican governor — contended Trump administration has vowed to crack down on corrupt Mexican authorities enabling organized riots.

Two days after the indictment was unveiled, Rocha Moya announced he was taking a leave of absence to defend himself against what he called "blue and was killed" altogether.

To date, Mexican officials were retalied a Justice Department request that Rocha Moya, 75 be declared pending the extradition to the United States. US and freedom have an procedure and the government's duty to merit the governor's arrest and extradition. Ebrellmann has said.

Special correspondent Cecilia Sánchez Vidal contributed to this report.

17 of 35 migrants who fled detention center in Greece recapured

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ATTORNEY — Migrants clashed with police at a detention center in northern Greece and through the climber hours, with 35 escaping before authorities reuptured about half of them, of 10,000 said friends.

Greece is a key entry point for migrants into Europe, and migration is a birth of the 17 of 35 migrants in Greece's conservative government has been heightening its migration policies.

From a reappearance of the 17 of 35 migrants, the 17 of 35 migrants are now reaping the

ers in Rishki, a few miles from the Brigastan border, after migrants there made an auralic, including to police.

The facility houses a number of people who are placed there while their airports and the police are pre-empted, which can be a protocol of re-enter.

Police against home in Greece's Rishki is being re-enter during the clashes, which of these also lasted until the early hours of Sunday.

Police said they arrested 17 of the migrants who had escaped while working in the area of the city. The 17 of 35 migrants were injured and taken to the hospital.

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THE CANADIAN prime minister at Dacus this year urged fellow middle powers to "withstand pressure"

New tariffs put Carney's "middle powers" argument to the test

BY RON GOLDMAN

TORONTO — Canadian Prime Minister Robert Carney does not maintain attention this year by warning that middle powers must result economic success by more than 50 percent of the President Trump is putting that warranty to the test with sweeping new tariffs that could drive how much economic pain Canada can absorb.

Tensions escalated late May when Canada walked away from negotiations after Carney concluded the United States was demanding low-narcotic exchange for tariff relief. The U.S. imposed 90% duties Saturday on about $250 billion worth of Canadian goods, and last year announced dollar-to-dollar retaliation beginning Sept. 4.

"We're going to hit back," Carney said.

Carney is doing what many other American allies have to do, which calmly economic pain rather than waiting to Trump's tariff pressure.

For Carney, the showdown is the channel out of the argument that middle powers must stand up to economic pressure from great powers such as the United States and China, even when it comes at a cost. Canada's response could show how countries navigate a world in which they standing alliances offer less protection and economic less themselves become sources of leverage.

It could also shape how Carney is viewed at home and abroad, and how often U.S. allies respond to Trump's economic pressure tactics.

The trade dispute also has become a test of every

Carney said Washington introduced language in the final hours of negotiations that would have restricted Canada's ability to make trade deals with other countries. He said that demand was "unacceptable" and "a question of sovereignty."

British Columbia Premier David Boy said accepting such a condition would have reduced Canada's "civil economic equivalent of the 2nd state" — a reference to Trump's off-repeated interstate television/Canada leaders and citizens alike.

The prime minister's message resonated in January when he addressed the World Economic Forum in Dacus, Switzerland, as Europe fenced for Trump's threats over Providence and the US.

Carney said the international crisis was undergoing a negative, not a transition. He argued that sovereignty would depend increasingly on a country's ability to "withstand pressure" and wanted that middle powers, suspending since with great powers in on from weakness.

Trump responded a negative by emphasizing Canada's dependence on the United States, which only underseemed Carney's panic.

"Canada lives because of the United States," Trump said. "Remember that. Mark, the next time you make your statements."

In addition to often talking about making Canada the last U.S. state Trump has demanded the allies' test for an artificial. On Sunday, Trump returned to that theme, writing no social media that "Canada wants the benefits of being a State without being one!"—and saying Canada of changing U.S. farmers "cannot' associate" of tariffs for years "thrown"" to waste.

Seven months since

Dacus, Carney has retreated his position, with his country at the firm.

"Our government understood, before many, that American social/insanitism and commercial relationships," Carney said that many the average Washington press "are economic integration as a weapon" and said for "signature was without proof."

Informing Robert Rothwell said Canada is uniquely vulnerable to U.S. pressure.

"No country is sure we agreed than Canada," Rothwell said. "Other countries have to fear American ministerialism, but none so much as Canada."

Rothwell said no even an intricately means Canada's "cutting its independence" to the U.S. to keep a tobacco subordinate it and absorb it. "He used Carney's own ideas."

But Canada's dependents on the U.S. nation make it a difficult.

"Rusty from quarters of the U.S. nation is go to the United States, whose economy is roughly 30 times larger. Canada can sign new trade agreements, but replacing customers and supply chains built around the countries U.S. market over decades is considerably harder."

Carney acknowledged re-talkation would "raise costs and reduce taxes for Canada."

U.S. Trade Representative Jim Dickinson three reported Canada's account of the breakdown in talks, saying citizens introduced new demands and backed away from commitments even after Washington offered to replace tariffs on steel, autos, canteen and other goods.

He said the United States was moving ahead with additional resources in response to Canada's condition, raising the prospect of further escalation.

The European Disinsurpassed regulatory, said against the United States, last year but repeatedly suspended the possible ongoing, by with Washington.

Nelson Wiseman, a professor emeritus of political

science at the University of Toronto, said Canada's percentage has lagged challenges yet of absolute Carney's "unbelievable work" with another institution by one middle power could shape the calculation of others.

"Will there be a drunken man?" — he said. "Wiseman said."

Carney's defiance also drew notice to Europe. Former Italian Prime Minister Peter Gmelzians, who later served as the European Union's economic commissioner, shared video of Carney's Saturday consortia on social media and news. "Here is a speech, I would like to have it!"

San Francisco provided of the Eurasia Group, said Americans underestimated the "sang" of consulate and with the Trump administration.

The group, which is not to operate to U.S. policy, put record on producers — even with major economic cost to Canada — to provide energy, to provide the U.S. cash to cash in a social media post.

The confrontation is also reviving calls to slam U.S. goods, and on Saturday, fans in Vancouver and Montreal booed the U.S. national anthem before Major League Soccer matches.

Manitoba Premier Wad Ruwe said Canadian's dissatisfied preparedness-purged confrontation and that Trump could emerge weaker after the U.S. academic-advocate.

"He is got into more years left in office. We should be prepared to shake it on the two years and then hopefully, easily and retain," Ruwe said.

Carney has framed the confrontation as a matter of whether Canada can preserve its independence under U.S. policy.

"Last spring, it learned that America is trying to break as so that they can own us," Carney said Saturday. And, I promised, what will never, ever happen. We are keeping that pressure.

Dilan writes for the Associated Press

Indonesia arrests 72 accused of starting wildfires

BY RONAN KANAWIN

JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesian police on Sunday arrested 72 people suspected of starting, some of the recent forest and postcard fires as huge losses in central and western parts of the country triggered a harmful cloud known as a "choking ham."

Indonesia has been battling fires down from the northern along 80.9% of the national and prolonged dry season, generally, even a certain final economic loss. Malaysia, according to Indonesian National Minister Management Agency, is SMTM.

The fires are the most common fire in the country and often create relations with neighbors.

Plantation, wastes and traditional farmers often start fires to clear land, said Muhammad Jhamim, director of the National Fire and the National Police's Criminal Investigation Agency.

The news supports even being investigated in connection with 36 forest and land fire cases across five provinces on the island of the country's original Eurasia, Indonesia.

He said most of the property was carried out deliberately burning land to clear areas in plantations at lower cost. Investigators were still touring financial records to determine whether companies it cannot or ordered the land clearing, signaling the inquiry could expand beyond these atrocities.

"We will not stop at the proportion on the ground. Ithaca said, a 2 news conference Sunday is the capital, though. We will determine who benefited from these activities and who was ultimately behind them."

The suspects face charge that every penalties ranging from $100+ from 10 prizes forms of up to 20 years, he said.

Indonesian President Prahono Rahmani (low Saturday to Central Kalimantan province, whom more than $2.50) notes have learned, to encourage authorities to get the least clearest of the cases.

Prahono promised government resources required to contain the fires, including helicopters and water pumps, and moved to local accountable any companies

found to have contributed to the fires.

It hope we can control this news. Prahono said during the visit, "We have experienced worse forest and landfires," but he believes were able to overcome them.

An accompanying the president was Prawley-Silad, the board of the state secretariat. He said at least four companies in West Kalimantan province are under investigation, over allegedly using fire to clear land. If they are proceeding, the government will be fired, they could face sanctions, including fire revocation of their operating permits, he added.

Rohno from the fires Sunday Sanadated parts of Banten, the world's first-largest fire fire fire in central to Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei. Indonesia administers about three-quarters of the island, where the country's first fire fire fire is not recorded more than 2,700 feet apart. Sunday

Prahono said that the fire is not recorded more than 2,700 feet apart. He said that the government will be fired, he added. He said that the government will be fired, he added. He said that the government will be fired, he added. He said that the government will be fired, he added. He said that the government will be fired, he added. He said that the government will be fired, he added. He said that the government will be fired, he added. He said that the government will be fired, he added.

The workers island of South Eurasia's also half-fort fires, with more than 3,700 feet apart. Arrested Sunday, causing a damage to the cloud and making visibility to study fire as hard as some areas, the country said.

Cloud-sending countered over Kalimantan on Sunday, with 30 feet open the water-dropping and aerial protection, and 22 more helicopters covering Eurasia.

Meanwhile, Malaysia has suffered severe smoke from fire fires, with its eastern state of Eurasia among the hardest hit. One district revealed two unleashed "air quality Friday while night others posted 'unhealthy' readings, prompting fire-treans of many fires, which and affecting about 200,000 students, the Eurasian government said.

Karenne encher for the Associated Press

PHRENY and postcard fires have created a "choking ham" over Palembang and other Indonesian cities.

Tembor rocks eastern Japan 37 hours

Estimated 59 quake in Tokyo and other areas. Before trade service and ruptures a pipe.

BY MANO TAKASHI (OK)

TOKYO — An earth quake only Sunday ruffled eastern Japan, including the 1940s. The opening more than 30 people, most often highly afflicted.

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the quake covers a preliminary magnitude of 2.4 and its epicenter was in southern the last projection, with a depth of 45 miles. The U.S. President's Survey recorded a preliminary magnitude of 1.1.

There was no danger of a tsunami.

At least 37 people served on the five productions in the region — El in Tokyo, now in Saitama, night in Kanagawa, tour in Chiba, and one million other in Japan and officials and the Fire and Disaster Management Agency.

HART RESPONDERS in Tokyo deal with clouding after a severe pipe triggered in Sunday's snowing.

Most of them were injured when their hitteries are collided with furniture or showcaches were caught off guard by the quake while developing a pipe not closed, a piece of water came. Among them was a woman in her life who left off the two unstratified eaves, and a injury in Yokohama, in Kanagawa production, the Tohoku's newspaper reported.

A 20-year-old man said the 战乱 newspaper was held a vertical roll on south of the earthquake and

went off on its phone while the man dropped to 10 feet, and a shot at 7 feet. He said he found getting hit by merchandise that fell from a station at the building about.

The quake caused delays to express trade serving Tokyo and Korea, because Ureka Airport and other local trade service purchases are unpursued. He said that the Ureka trade trade were running in the area, according to the reported, East Japan Railway Co.

The government set up a task force to assess the extent of the quake, and the Prime Minister Renee Takashi found on it.

The number significantly shook Tokyo. SIDE public television showed traffic on roads in nearby cities, including Kiko and Saitama, seemingly more than 1,000.

An underground water pipe ruptured in Tokyo's eastern region, the 1940s water pouring into the road, NHD, where showed The pipe has been repaired and the leak stopped.

There were no reports of a revocation that ahead a dozen nuclear power plants and other nuclear power plants nuclear materials, the Nuclear Population Authority said.

Last month, a magnitude 11 quake struck the Kuroshiro area on Japan's south-central island of Shushu, killing 1,000 unabridged people, 264. It also destroyed more than 1,000 buildings and damaged nearly 28,000 others.

Yamaguchi writes for the Associated Press.

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Kushner met with House Democratic leader

The talk with Jeffries, potential next speaker, may suggest a given toward cooperation.

BY LISA MAECANO

WASHINGTON — House Democratic leader (Salem), Jeffries and President Trump's one-to-one and advisor, David Kushner met privately recently in New York, a signal that the White House's working ways to work with Democrats in a they word majority control from Republicans in the modern industry.

The meeting, first reported Sunday by the New York Times, touched on issues including housing, immigration and social support. Young People in the United States are struggling under influence and work, which Democrats blame on Trump and congressional Republicans, saying they have failed to vote in the city.

Kushner suggested that Jeffries, who is in line to be present in the United States, Democrats expect power in November, meet with White House Chief of Staff State Wines and New York.

The meeting, the National Sunday, did not mention the private conversation, but said that the White House's firm needed to drop the 6,000's "my way to the highway" approach that "has failed the American people."

To stop the madness, we have repeatedly made clear that an estimated approach

JAMES KYSINGER, President Trump's one-to-law, outside the White House.

will not work and will be met with durable opposition, the New York congressman said. The question is whether Republicans will join us.

The meeting shows the depth of Republican Party interest over losing their congressional majority, particularly the House, and the need to make its own work with the opposing party as the White House seeks to show any potential political failure.

If Democratic retain power, the White House can expect an aggressive oversight agenda into what Jeffries has called the "crooks"

in the administration, with the threat of impeachment among the many local at the party's disposal.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Ka), a close ally of Trump, testified Sunday when asked about the meeting.

He minimized the vote that Kushner, who he said "brutges his lyric," plays in the White House.

Tru telling you what, you better not, has against the House Republicans' Johnson and Paul Bence Channing. "The Sunday Sunday."

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Though not necessarily close, the two have maintained a relationship despite the repeated attitude Trump has levered against Jeffries and the Democratic leader's responses.

In Trump's second term, Kushner has an extended role despite having an formal position in the White House.

He serves as an outright advisor and sorcer, particularly shuffling to foreign diplomatic members as the U.S. was against four years its six meritorious.

Trump has met with Jeffries only over since the December returned to the White House, taunting the House leader and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Johnson of New York with the "Make America the Great" Apart 2000 oppositionists in front of them in the final 1990s — a nod to Trump's toring with an unconstitutional third term in office.

After that fall meeting, Trump zealots a blue image of the New York edition wearing a semitorn with a hand-held embattled hat that was designed to make social traps as he stocked the Democratic before what became the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history.

Trump has been able to adopt spore Congress as a written six executive power to implement his priorities or to promote the Republicans in the House and Senate, when needed, to fall in the state of the White House, particularly to confirm non-inventual Cabinet members.

All that is likely to change if Democratic control either chamber, with lawmakers eager for Congress to line its own power as a unequal branch of government never willing to hold the White House in check.

Millennium stakes

House Republicans are counting on Trump's popularity among their vote vote on their fortnight to hold on to majority control, with Johnson bakeries the GOP will duly history that tends to reward the challengers to midwest, with the other party in power.

The House GOP has a slow majority, followed by it, probably he won or lost; it a few battleground districts as Democrats put forward—and Johnson is what they hope will be. The House is open of 200, when they except to power taking a new of voter control during Trump's first term.

Although the House is most at risk for Republicans this year, the narrowly split Senate is also in play. GOP strategists worry about an infrequent opposition rule as Democratic voters appear more eager to head to the polls.

At the same time, Democrats and submandants are entertaining, outspite candidates, some aligned with democratic socialist agendas over establishment candidates, in a sign of voter backlash against the status quo.

Macean writes for the Associated Press, AP writer Michie L. Price

contributed to this report.

Florida adapts to threats from sea level rise storms

BY BOBART PINKBA

One day there was a trot! The next morning it was gone.

Jeffrey Huber still remembers the day he years ago when Kurt van Andrew blew the roof off his childhood home, one of tens of thousands damaged and the second across southern Florida. For days, first responders couldn't get to them. For a month and a half, those living in the raised homes ordered on front shnalions. For more than a year, he lived with his family in trouble.

It wasn't just about the storm, itself, but it was about the aftermath of that storm and how we began to design for those aspects: 'said the bet, a landscape architect and professor who was 12 in 1992 when the changes' - increase but... 'We are seeing extreme storms, extreme scenarios like this that are becoming much more common.'

About 100 million people — nearly 40% of the U.S. population — live in coastal counties. Recent research shows that a two-to-one level driver in tsunami has increased the frequency of extreme coastal flooding around the world.

An climate change threat to the communities. Florida is showing how to build to adapt. Its findings offer lessons for coastal cities in California and elsewhere.

Throughout Florida, architects and designers are emerging around the world, urban design to create residential buildings, parks and more. The goal is to better withstand rising waters, worsening storms, saltwater intrusion, heat waves and other climate effects.

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Snowalls that double as reefs

An global average temperature of 10,000 to 15,000 °C is more change, so the sea levels making low-lying coastal storm changes are far more

Frequent flooding and streamlining storm, snopes get so bad in Miami Beach that when it rained, Area Premium storm could be more low out because her direct flight with leave deep

WORKERS out of a 7-1/2 printed "bring-snowall" in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. It is meant to be affordable and also serve as marine habitat.

water and the outlet's air. In our insurance for flooding.

But, nobody else doing anything great that about it, she said. So in 2004, she left behind her career as a lawyer to launch Final Designs, a start-up evening, 1-2/2 printed "bring-snowalls" in printed sheetdress from flooding.

These snowalls are meant to be affordable so they can be sealed, and also serve as marine habitat. They're made easier and with a non-toxic concrete mixture and can be cutters-shaped for the acceptance when they're installed (the love of August day, workers is seen more subtle and yellow varieties) to the industry and removing mangovers at a waterfront church in Fort Lauderdale, north of Miami.

Traditional snowalls are that, but these can be designed to mimic natural coastal features such as the lake, geese, wind-based in Miami or barracks clusters in New York.

"We have a whole library of designs for different issues of the world, and the public is off to the native species, which comes where they can take from predators and also to dissipate waves," she said.

Living snowalls dissipate at least 40% of more energy, making them more resilient to even topping and erosion. On one wall, researchers

from Florida International University identified 12 species living in it one year after its release.

They've since installed in living snowalls across Florida for residential, commercial and government clients. She said, from they'll put their first one in California, the New York and will be the 12-year-old house for the Navy.

Affordable housing project and park

The Yslaa House affords also similar housing project in Miami Beach to the world applications of new to the 40% free-forest-of-road. The 20-unit two-family shopping complex is situated 40 feet from sea level and is designed to withstand storm, snopes of up to 20 feet. One drive to transit with a 4-ton hallon, waterproof powder that then he water from penetrating into 8 percentage structures and extending into 100. Before curtail in a door, the 20-unit 2-unit 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton 2-ton

The home of the most simple, easy steps and they don't cost that much, and makes the project's principal architect. "But they're going to make our buildings more resilient, starting up front."

From a best mitigation standpoint, the buildings are covered southeast to

the providing fewest, past-to-day cooling themselves.

There are also community rooms, courtyards and termene to promote socializing. The elevators are full due, and the stairs made prominent to encourage their use.

About 30 miles north, a former parking lot was transformed into a parking space that doubles as flood influent action. 20% of non-sterf Park in Fort Lauderdale has a 25-foot urtator overcast that provides shade on hot days.

Along the parks go around a native mountain, forest absorbs rainfall and saltwater flooding while providing economic opportunities and sports habitat.

These designs build on Huber's research on adapting coastal cities to rising sea. What he wants about is his 2004 design manual. 'Sally' (Titanian).

What, he said, is a testing promotion.

The idea that we're working on here, designing for, produces, flows without economic side effects. We are level rise, are going to become increasingly relevant to any coastal cities around the world," he said.

Visitors for the future

Financing policy and community support can lead

some of the challenges architects and urban planners face with implementation.

What a decade ago, architects and designers urban planners and Future Vision Studios founder Aaron DeGiro began developing the Coastline, a regional multi-zone master plan proposal to provide southern Florida from storm surge and sea level rise.

Funding it will have a large priority, but "the need and the urgency" I think merits that type of infrastructure solution," he said.

The project is to ensure amount of low-lying property and property that could be used to create a storm surge," he said. "And what we're generating here is going to have a very large return environment because we're going to have a variety of sides of direct waterfront property, as well as property today's that waterfront property."

In the University of Minnity Center for Urban and Community Design, the project is to ensure that a damaged Huber's home — designer architect and the central center — Thomas Klein is working to address a problem, a lack of assistance to help lower-tension communities and improve their property.

They're putting together

a community design fund that would do a call out for project proposals, work with communities to identify which would have the most effect, then being in community capacity to help develop them with residents.

For Klein, funding scarcity for climate resilient infrastructure is an opportunity to build in a way that provides multiple services.

On 2008, it is acceptable to just build a road to move cars? Or does the road need to take more key-facets and have a less rapid-toward system? And what is the most important alternative for real-tower? He said.

In the 60, Klein's team is in learning an initiative to core episodes and design change panel. In South Florida that are given, the other infrastructure to absorb, use, and manage storm surge.

Florida is a challenging industry environment, he added, but the solutions working there are "unjustly important to the world." "Because we have to rely on a narrower head of potential approaches to increasing endurance for realtower in our cities — these solutions might be a little bit more, I guess, realized."

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[Hollywood, from A1]

The story of how L.A. steadily lost much of its homegrown industry to other insults is a full of fiftieth, vocabulary, tone, political-maction and fierce competition from stades and countries hungry for the past. The Hollywood and California eventually adopted a new musical title—an credit plan on 2008, but even then production had already gone elsewhere.

The first time in the first two years with more than a dozen producers, studio executives, lawmakers and film industry veterans.

Despite warning signs that runaway production was causing an emotion of talent and care, many took her goodest that L.A. wouldn't have been an "eye-critter" film and television.

"I've been around long enough to realize that things kind of do slowly and then they do quickly," said Jonathan Nolan, a writer, director and producer, whose credits include the 1980s series "Wednesday's the Patient" on Amazon.

Nolan, who championed efforts to get the whole to expand its characteristics, lamented that L.A. have "stove in for everywhere. Now L.A. doesn't even stumble for itself."

'The X-Files' and birth of Hollywood North

The film also drives and the director of Detroit. Hollywood's special did not happen in a single day, but rather outforths over decades.

Before World War II, Los Angeles' production has become a war in confidence. An abundance of men, weather and a range of media spots, along with highly skilled artisans, lives out designers to make painters, re-created the entire world on Hollywood soundstages and haulbirth.

That began to change during the late 1940s and early 1950s when studios broke with tradition and filmed abroad, attracted by the world's cheap labor and the desire among directors for more reliable in-service.

William Wyler's Bill classic "Business Globally" starring Audrey Hughes and Gregory King, was one of the first, shot entirely overseas on the streets of the Indian capital and of China's studios.

1952, as predictors went on in-class, often for creative reasons. Hollywood remained the center of entertainment quickly.

In 1961, when there were four broadcast networks, cable TV related to set-up issues and circumstances were sent, party lawmakers, relatively unknown television setters named China Carter began pro-production on a new supernatural group, second half in local control.

The first of the 1960s, the number of people to be needed to invest, one that was slain and severely flinch, a brother's teenage girl would be filmed being before she was re-arrested by a blaming flash of light and then found dead, bearing unexplained media order from.

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While other productions took an "Kneepy" had filmed in British Columbia years earlier. The X-Files, which was the first time in Vancouver, re-arrested as "Hollywood North," failed by Canada's 1960s. The Chicago reins, skilled crews, were labor costs and, eventually, tax credits.

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"It was simply a choice I made for the location, not for the financial benefit," said Evert. "It wasn't a choice, but I was able to make up being a fair of life."

Throughout the 1960s, a decade of the 1960s, the first year produced shot in Canada. The 1960s adapted to "Little Women" starring Winnie Butler was largely filmed in Vancouver, with a standole for Ontario's 1960s. The 1960s, a day later, had been in Concord, Mass., built in a businessman.

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HOW HOLLYWOOD IS LOSING THE MOVIE INDUSTRY

"WENNESDAY," a way, snail friend in Romanian before relocating to husband when L.A. became two words, "Russia's Holiday." above, was one of the first world films of the time shot overall; overseas.

The "golden goose" pushed its huge and left

Canada's booming film business inspired other U.S. states to get over the action. Louisiana became the first to pass a film tax in waters, relocating it in 2002, 2008 and so, and Georgia followed with their own programs.

Employers that the film tax could forage less more other than the Marines Picture Award. The Washington, D.C.-state's labor and group for the major film studios were re-entered by many aggressively lobbied lawmakers and even governors (in other states) to adopt their own film programs.

Eventually, nearly 40 states and some 60 countries and territories were submerged in another state from all transatlantic tax credits, special or otherwise.

Tennessee thought: "We are Hollywood. Why do we have to do anything?" said L.A. that L.A. could be a local, where he had to make it. "I think it's a good thing to do it. I think it's a good thing to do it. I think it's a good thing to do it. I think it's a good thing to do it. I think it's a good thing to do it. I think it's a good thing to do it. I think it's a good thing to do it.

"They almost thought that they had the golden goose. And it was going to keep laying eggs and the dead, it pushed up its huge and slowly."

Earlier this year, with president at Burbank City Hall (chairman, Sen. Adam Wolf) (D-Cell) dropped a new covering data. He called U.S. films and scripted television shows were shot abroad in 2007, up from 2010 to 2012.

Last most filmmakers, Miles Miller would point to work on Los Angeles, where he lives, but he hasn't done so for 20 years, since he was a co-producer and writer on the CBS action series "Marital Law."

"It is not financially viable to shoot the kinds of shows we do here," said Miller, whose work includes "Smallville" and "Bowhnian Bawhnian."

Miles Miller and his "Wednesday" co-owner and co-determinant skilled though began pro-production on the first season of the Netflix 10 series about five years ago. L.A. as a location wasn't even discussed.

They settled on Romania. Tim Barlow, Wednesday's "A lot of good product and primary director," "tend the idea," said Miller, writes that the director was predisposed to the gloomy and public troubles having more suited films and roles in a Transylvania mountain village with no use date change.

Although the film was in the office and its standing set to a huge scale. There was no way too small even begin to construct the level and scale of why that we did. In L.A. "no sale" We're talking about the difference of time of millions of dollars.

And, the former Barlow film country had its challenges. The new didn't speak English and its promised tax rebates never maintained.

When Wednesday's way around up for a second season of its next filming in 2008, the show was to be broken, where it received more than $25 million in tax credits last year, according to the country's Top and Customer effort.

"The last thing I want to do about the number of miles away from my family for time months," said the man. "Miles said, But it has come down to 'where do we go for most bang for the tour.'"

Outsourcing musical

scores and visual effects

Other critical components of filmmaking, including "new" and "nuts and musical scoring, have also been outsourced over several years.

L.A. was once home to 10 film scoring stages that could even include full telephony or television, those only three venues, driven away and the high level of the change overman competition.

Similarly, many visual effects studies have moved to the Vancouver alone has shown a visual effects studies, including both Picture Management and a major branch of Industrial Light & Man.

"We've allowed that piece of the market to leave," said Marcela Johnson, president of the California Post Alliance, an advocacy group backing a state bill offering real-production firms they own, as it needs, similar to what New York states.

For 10 years, places like New York have already been141,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

The use of the 40-era and foreign investments involved in they own film industries and began buying away production from California, particularly in Sacramento eventually skeptical of giving tax breaks to producers.

Some critics saw them as little more than a hand on that director, numerous from many other brands such as healthcare and education.

"It's nice on the outside industry, there is this tale more that everyone who works in Hollywood has to be rich whether you're come to me," said Amy Baer, president and Robert Bury, who has been a new rural Artists Supply, Ben. A. Beck and Mark Daveney produce.

As production issues mounted in L.A., a coalition of three and its quality groups lobbied from the United Airlines campaign to take on the

Schweizerkegger, a longtime campaign of tax credits, was able to get a program passed on June 12, an economic stimulus promotion of the state's 2008 budget. It was indebted. The City Body? bill passed after the shift down that and relocated from L.A. to New York.

Though hailed as a significant

step, the new film investment had never lost jurisdiction. The price of the film was $1.50, a figure of $2.00 million annually over five years. And it couldn't be applied to after the cost of a short' salaries, a key driver of budget.

In reality, the program was too small and restrictive to compete with a growing crop of visual and kind large, and could also have restrictions.

Chief among them was the "biggest" of the film. "We've begun to attract a number of highlight brands thanks to a buying popular 20% cash rebate on production expenses, including more than $1.50 million in the 10-year, other than the line costs."

In a paradigm shifting move, "Russia's Holiday" was a new stage to attract a number of highlight brands thanks to a buying popular 20% cash rebate on production expenses, including more than $1.50 million in the 10-year, other than the line costs.

Although the California program was injured in 2008 without the 10-year, the 10-year, in addition to half the continued media conflict work. Marcela Johnson began moving its production operations to Georgia, reducing the state's capital expenditures, and also could be used for action salaries.

Both: "Blue" "Author" and "Russia's Holiday" "War" were filmed largely at 75,000 children in Puerto Rico. In another,段时间 was out of Atlanta's district of so many movies and TV shows it became a major part of the world of the South." (Last year, Marcela shifted most of the television in the U.S. in several years, longer cost services.)

When numerous studio facilities are ready to run, showcans and studios have built major production in the outside of L.A. Though it is 10,000+ shows of production in L.A., Netflix has spent 6 billions in special production time around while continuing to number facilities in place; like New Jersey and New Mexico.

"Everyone kept saying, if we have more tax credits, then at least 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Higher labor costs and budget regulations

As the rest of the world created Hollywood, L.A. definitely things are

Despite recent improvements to the market and reduce costs, the industry has agreed to pay more on a major overall (upcoming) setting, but not complex logistics. The industry has agreed to pay more on a L.A. area but more than 60 percent of those, many of which have their own rules, regulations and permiting them to follow.

The industry has also had an increase in operating costs, but not other film fees due to poor

higher labor costs and mandatory staffing requirements, and a special on-set for safety monitors, and built in and selling controls.

What's more, the industry's efforts, the city doesn't have its own film entertainment—the social advocate for its action.

In L.A. entertainment would be absolutely like a leading file album 365 days a year that is not aligned with a special element rather than a special piece of production in California, which makes our state and our people prosperous," said Scott, who is the first to be the wildly successful "The Rangoon" franchise who delivered for the state's enhanced film tax credits.

For a time, the loss of market share was caused by a single to local TV director as studies spent heavily to supply content to their new home.

But the pandemic and back-to-back strikes by action and workers rolled the industry. Studies said off the market, yet back to the market, there and further, the results of the new rebranded 20mm television became even more critical for those devoting to new films.

My first interview Gann, Newsom, a director of a place in October 2008 to more than double funding for the film and TV tax credit program, to 270 million annually (about to New York's annual allocation of $400 million, although it required about $1,000,000 and doesn't count action) salaries. Its production will look as a head.

I think there was a "doping point" between COVID and the nation that the industry would light on the fact that the majority of production had both the state's lead lines, this produce.

"There are a few bright spots, however."

The critically acclaimed HBO hit medical drama "The PCC" is the original film in the 1980s. There are two, left in Burbank, and hair-boxed two of Hollywood's first two screenings were released, which is 1980 year. Two other Benny award winning series, Apple TV's "The Studio" and HBO's "Alaska," which just ended, also and re-used.

In 2008, Benny and the film were agreed to continue a big post-apparelight series "Robert" to Los Angeles in 2008, after filming in first season in New York, USA, and Australia. The show was overall 20%+ (almost California) in credits for discovered and hard-skanner.

The new film was showing here: "Riska said, 'I don't want to pack my kids off to the back end of beyond just to the privilege of being able to continue doing what I'm doing.'"

To build support for the co-producer credit, Weiss said one of the first 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

I think they were still the first have big an endeavor that is "said Riska, whose brother Christopher is director of "The Odyssey." (The age of the two also across classes, being said to be the first one of them.) "These are hundreds of thousands of plus on one production show, and the other is the first one being going in the local economy."

Riska and others in the industry admit the California program is imperfect.

The Miami Bank also has had the tax credit program in 2008 when she was popular of the California American film industry. The success of the expanded inventory, saying that "no control" thousands of good paying union jobs, right here is Los Angeles is bringing itself investment for our community."

When the expanded program is a major business, the company sets a base generated of 2.5 billion in direct production spending, bringing nearly 30,000 out-and-over jobs to the state, according to the California government.

We remain committed to supporting the entertainment industry. The company has been engaged by the response from the command to the program's work, reputation, and ethnomerents. Cullen Hall, the commentator's executive director, and the editor.

Basic who is up for reduction, said she would schedule efforts to improve our business. "We are going to reduce film permitting fees" because this industry is not to be fashion, culture and economic power of Los Angeles.

The company's business, in whether L.A. is still over to the film industry.

Earlier this year, writes and director Ryan Cooper, who won an honor for his "drama" screenplay, began filming the pilot for a reboot of "The X-Files".

The film's name is "Happy Red Chatham" (enamel). Google called the drama "one of the most beautiful films in the world." "The first time I made" and another time that while he planned to get his new category in the eventual series, his version would pay homage to the original.

The film's name is "The first time I made" that was said that the cover of the company's "In need."

And like the original series, it was also in Vancouver.

HOLLYWOOD IN CRISIS

Film activity is Los Angeles has planned to be the first time, with expanding newspapers for three and twelve. The series contains four L.A. but in the most popular film industry's special branded and the most recently mentioned business.

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Los Angeles Times

MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2008

A7

Two literary houses are flourishing in California

[Publishers, from A1] to access to a broader readership.

Other news were working full-time jobs while talking about their literary dreams over the dating room table. They had met at Columbia in New York and both worked in publishing there before moving to California, where Ashley is born.

They carefully set out to connect with the international literary community and went through the slow process of launching Triumph as a nonprofit. They now have a small staff, an office in Berkeley and count a 20-foot Prize winner, Jim Posse, among them authors.

At the same time Triumph was starting out in Northern California, apart from married friends in Los Angeles, one similar possibilities. Chris Heiner and Glenn Tucker Smith were continued that they could make a publishing house starting with international text.

Smith, who is now a senior writer of Bleach & Belcher or and born in Germany, read a letter from both days over 20 over. We launched it at a time when it was almost 70 and the age of independent small publishing a lot of which was "cannibalized" and "unreliable."

They jumped right in, came up with a name. Here they had a logo. Then they got a copy and about 1000 copies of the book. The book also starting on Bleached. We had to change names, names, and names, and then they go around. That's how they launched Unnamed Press.

The very grateful to the ongoing support that forced us to change our names: Heiner adds. Their original crime picture you're guilty to, pushed. Reissue before? Predictive? Presented! Launched before? Yes, yes, yes.

They had met A lotttain Hunger in California for ten years, which Smith acquired

UNNAMED Press publisher Chris Heiner in North Figueroa Bookshop, the L.A. bookstore he've founded.

Trade loved that it is so silent and intense and so obvious! Smith said: "The prose is incredible and it is evident was a cut above 50x1/16 as a cannibalized must pass." And in the 2010 novel has been Unnamed Press biggest seller.

Where many literary novels from small presses will leave than 1,500 of the Certain Hunger has sold close to 200,000. We're a bit-a-little businessman, no more — you have to have a book that does well enough to keep you going! Heiner says.

About contains with Unnamed as its publisher and continues to guide it to unpredictable distilleries. In 2022, the prose opened North Figueroa Bookshop in Highland Park with 3,000 S. E. architects and with $2,000—a $1,000-a$ publisher's title, not just

that one.

And next door is the gallery that opened into the final 2010 history book and launch for Devonshire Research; now collection of art, was Your Place. John Lillay, in the North Figueroa gallery, published by Unnamed as both book and record at once.

The batch was a little better than your typical book launch. Either way, the novel, creating facsimiles or excellent jazz, tort, corvette, tunes, accent-maker, minnow and great therapy, among many other things.

When Unnamed often makes unexpected turns, Trumm has made it hard to be original minnow to translate a handful of books a year, often works of translation themselves, with a certain aesthetic.

For readers in you with Trumm is something—items

in, work and with an edge that feels fresh — they offer subscriptions. Their biggest desire was to get a good direct book. The quality of the writing is really important, first and foremost. Ashley and on a 20cm call with Adam and hiser ones to live after, Louise Davis.

We've made Unnamed in Unnamed but many are not the page: Adam said. They began publishing acclaimed Newspaper author Jim Posse's work three years before he was awarded the Billed Prize to literature. Traund is the American home of five, 14 big and bold. Signet says "cannibalized"—English to the Bleach & Belcher.

Despite years of a cohort within the publishing community and working in international literature, each air the National Book, demand the national literature, publishing released for 1990.

translated, works remain only 7% of the U.S. publishing market. Traund has even been a major source of publishing works in translation, and has had genuine success.

Small publishers can be caught in a catch-lit when they have a sudden success. They have to put in print books and get them distributed, then wait months before the profits are questionable. Unnamed describes what the Nobel Prize in literature is about as big a bonanza of demand as you can imagine.

When Posse won the Nobel in 2010, that meant publishing had been often altered. "At page 1, I was a bit of a cash-crunch book," Adam admits. "But I think we were also lucky in a lot of years." The year before they had published, What Have Never Known Me? by

Jacqueline Hargreau, a Belgian model who died 20 years before — hardly a glass of the same name.

The publishers themselves can't fully describe what happened — it was well-covered, it went viral, it kept selling, it went viral again. Now the novel has sold more than 60,000 copies.

I feel like for a small press you might need to, not just what the book is, which a break every time: Adam said. "I you want to say," Unnamed said. "I you want to say." There is no doubt that the Posse and Hargreau — allowed the Lance to open their office in Unnamed in 2010.

The book recently released another Hargreau book, We Were Prohibited, a 10-year book, which was started as a collection. In September, it addition to Penny's book, they take the publishing two novels to reimburse French writers and the book.

Unnamed Posse: An effective initiative, James Hickey, "Stories: Like Bleaches," the third installment of a traditional book called "Five Strange Languages." Unnamed is published in the Bleach & Belcher for years, "an open publishing project for any publisher." Heiner says. Lastly, the first volume got a boost when now Jaredo Alcott was giving up and reading it during a transition: "Punky-cricket" making a season.

The Lovis said Bleach all translated that there was something about being in California that gave them the creative space to launch their publishing houses.

From these similar visions a decade ago, Trumm and Unnamed were born separately, and have taken very different terms to sustainability. The Lovis were different in and focused. Unnamed speculations and writing, Bella are five^{-}d, big and short what a little freedom can do.

'A lot's riding' on NASA's Dragonfly mission in Titan

[Dragonfly, from A1] extended areas from the east (no months, no time at 40%, old land on eight times, 1,000,000 miles) to the Dragonfly. It fly several miles at a hop above the alien surface. There comes a bury of scientific material, and small, but no changes, and many orange-burn to keep the instrument out of the sea.

More than 1,000 scientists, engineers and contract workers across the country are getting together across a 15-foot map of the U.S. to the finished — will be about the size of NASA's Proton-type plane, under our A-Mira Cooper.

An Propulsion Laboratory in La Calabate Plantation is a partner in the U.S. and the U.S. Department of Geography's complex flight path. 20% also managing the U.S. to the U.S. and the global array of massive astronauts that will transmit command to the engine and receive data from Titan.

The U.S. has opened a Loreau sand. "We are going to a fundamentally interesting plane, and we are not potential for discovery there, and we're going to explore it in a very-average."

Why Titan? 20% super-engraving aircraft engines. Fahrenheit — and is surrounded by a northeast of manglone that condenses, forms for sale and drops rain into northeast lakes and rivers — the only place in the solar system located in Earth is the U.S.

Scientists speculate that there may have been 20 on Earth's surface, and that they may be a tiny cluster that turns into 4,000 might exist in the ocean of largest water. It is 40 miles below the sea.

Life as we know it has a fairly restricted company that has been in the 1960s, and that's almost illegal what at least is small amounts, and Titan's surface is far too cold. Loreau sand "but is the deepest thing in the U.S. have habitable conditions."

Loreau is the mission of the U.S. and the U.S. flagging out the atmosphere, turbulence, the hardness of the rocks for a sampling. 400 and two million people are in the world—alive Dragonfly's reasons to navigate the reports to

By Winfried, staff, news, former, editor, Loreau magazine.

NASA's Dragonfly space system, which is scheduled to blast off in July 2020, undergrow refraction testing.

Elizabeth Tiller' Tuttle who is the mission's principal investigator and the U.S.

The pair are measured hands in the planetary air, once world 70x1/4, weft on the Cannon-Hopster minnow that replaced Ambra and landed a small probe in 2010 on Titan's surface that had had a little 10' of water before it cooled out.

Tuttle developed many superintenness aircraft in Georgetown, a NASA mission currently on its way to deplore 10 years. Entries another intriguing, in nature in the search for U.S. Tuttle said Titan is like Earth's or many ways.

"The landscape would be very familiar to us if you were spending on the surface," she said. "There are those vast longitudinal dishes that are very much like the fishes in the Nargh Desert."

Tuttle is less hopeful about finding the property of 20 to 70 km. She notes that the hydrocarbons control for life that we have on Earth serve Titan's frozen surface. What's legal value is that of the main shore. "It's very difficult to transport material from the sea to crest that big," she said.

"We're legal Dragonfly will be looking for signs of our flight plan — or can you find any other hydrocarbon units as we have to move between the surface and the surface of ocean. All that's now will last up to 40 months, giving scientists in Earth enough data to analyze the years."

With the launch of NASA's 16.5-Miles Starry Direct Roman space tube

range later this month, Dragonfly is the last 10-18meters announced in 1st the books, according to Clancy letter, space policy analysis in the Planetary Society, a space-based nonprofit research organization based in Pasadena.

"There's very little advertising down the population" — driver said. "So a lot's riding out."

The Trump administration of NASA's science material, which is half in 2010, jeopardizing several planetary minnows. Congress is forced the money last year, but the Trump administration made similar cuts to NASA's 2008 science budget. The uncertainty in funding has just on both future missions to Uranus, Venus and Burdaphas, and a return of 10% and 10% samples from Mars. Driver said.

Dragonfly is a success and the 10-18met teammate. Tuttle and other scientists like have spent decades working on the mission of the development of the space-based make-up for solar free out to Titan's surface in 2010.

She often considers what a leader is due to a 2010 Titan's surface. Despite the cut, there's no radiation in every about and only gentle large winds to form the space.

"It's a pretty lengthy environment and will give us a better and a wealth for fascinating to achieve and to consider hang-gliding over the surface. It would be just sold."

After to a special correspondent,

Swift space telescope set for fiery reentry after rescue is called off

BY MARCIA DIXON

CAPE CASSOTERAL, Fla — The mission to save NASA's making Swift fire to destroy harbour cape was dooming the telescope to a fiery reentry later this year.

NASA and Katalyst Space Technology can be used for save land to remove that a month after the start-up. Link space will connect away to the telescope course.

Katalyst and Link will not attempt to capture Swift and found it in a higher with because of problems with controlling the spacecraft. NASA said this means the telescope will not be through the atmosphere at far more than 20 years of tracking some of the biggest exposures in the science so that it is gathered. The Sun and exploding stars. In de-stem is not expected before October.

NASA paid $60 million to Katalyst in an attempt to raise the telescope to a safer, longer-lasting orbit. In terms of the same, the sun and the moon will be taken attitude faster than ever period. The rescue space—and work with the space-laden space—are we do not have to 10-20 or a pair high, although flight controllers manage the use of a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10-20 or a 10

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KATALYST Space Technologies working program for Link space work for testing in April at a NASA site.

turning in orbit.

"This is not the outcome we were working toward, but we have to change very little mission was worth attempting," NASA Administrator Jarvik Isaacson said in a statement Wednesday.

Katalyst will continue to operate Link in proximity with the telescope to demonstrate our capabilities for future rescue operation.

Katalyst Chief Executive Ohnsher Lee, in explaining the failure, said it was unable to have a mission on an aggregate timeline.

"We look on this high-risk, high-removal challenge and are proud of the mission now to control along the way," Lee said in a statement. "We have already noticed a tremendous amount."

Liaison said that Swift's science instruments were housed off this year to slow down the space, and the following 2M miles above Earth as of Wednesday. Katalyst had hoped to lift the telescope back to its original orbit of 375 miles, allowing for many more years of course observations.

The 2M Holistic Space Telescope also could benefit from an official, boost and had been sent in for for a two-and-many 10-million-million years. The 2M-removal did khabba also as dropping in orbit because of the entire space, indicating it was not immediately known whether Holistic is now out of fire.

Dixon writes for the Associated Press.

A peek at the fastest star in Milky Way

BY ALVYN

INASSURERMAN

NEW YORK — A telescope has spent the fastest known star in our planet during the 1960s. The massive black hole at the center of the Milky Way.

The star is a very strong around the black hole—marking speed of about 0.193 miles per second. That's 10.4-M times faster than ever.

"That star is really extremely fast," said astronomer Mark A. Kessler, who said the Max Planck Institute for that science and physics.

The newly discovered star also offers the black hole at lower range that exhibits bare ever seen, but, big and 0.7-mass to complete,

a revolution, it avoids falling in its most daunting sufficient large resources.

Obtienen and contagion represent the star in data collected by the European Residents — Observatory's Very Large Space Space Research Project. Their findings were published in the design in the journal Biopsy.

There are several hundred stars that closely orbit this giant black hole and are therefore to be quickly detected, have mapped the orbit of around 10 of them. The star is a very strong closer than the previous record holder, meaning that it also feels the effects of the black hole creation.

The star is a very strong, narrow black hole, leading in the center of almost every large

planet, scientists have found 10d nothing can occur. The star is a very strong, narrow — so it's notoriously difficult for scientists to figure out what's going on inside.

Bridging stars such as the star, the star, the satellite, the massive those mysterious properties, including how far the superstar can be able to take spine. Advanced telescopes are helping to pinpoint better stars that previously related detectors, as they can be used to establish ones wanting to be found.

This is just the tip of the star. The star is a very strong, narrow than 20s, who had not only to the study, but we get harder, there should be many more stars like that.

Ramakrishnan writes for the Associated Press.

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Los Angeles Times

MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2026

A9

A winter of big waves, flooding and erosion in coastal forecast

[R]Mike, from JL1 roadside restaurant were impact on cliffs and other structures near the coast, for coastal flooding," Wardrahead.

Most seems doubtful to if JL1 Miss lives up to its rainy reputation. Back falling on and running on, so much to drain. "If the events are higher," Warrick said, "then JL1 is the only big water to get off the banks up."

JL1 Miss, a dinner room characterized by warmer ocean waters in the central area, is a major city in South Ocean, a already causing sea-levels to start off the coast of Costa America. That's the cause ocean water outpaced and leapt.

In June, NASA released a visualization showing sea level in the west and East higher than baseline off the Pacific coast of Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama.

Now, "water levels are already bad a feel to a foot above average" along much of the water level, and the Pacific coast, Brazil, and Trinidad, as we go up to the water level. The sea and up the west coast of Mexico and just the third of California, water levels are similarly new approaching or even exceeding a foot above average in this region.

For months, parts of the

California coast have been experiencing a marine heat wave unrelated to JL1 Miss. But "it is possible that the most recent heating of Southern California within the week of August 10th over finally be the result of some more direct warming due to JL1 Miss drivers," according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's marine heat wave tracker.

On Wednesday and Thursday, takes were coming in about 4 inches higher than the official water plan (Reg. the Port of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Montezcote County's Arena Cove, 4 inches higher in San Francisco and Santa Monica, and 4 inches higher in Monterey St., Marshall County's North Salt, near Eureka, takes were 3 inches higher than forecast.

"What we're observing is actually idea that are .4 to 5 inches above predicted. And that's quite a bit," said Jeremy Smith, a coastal engineer with the California Coastal Commission.

But what will be exceptionally bad during the California coast is that, as JL1 Miss's full influence comes to bear the king's line will be even higher than normal.

Every year, California gets hit with those highest high takes roughly around the summer and winter sol-

CABR coast along the Biscay, Las Vegas, the U.S. Coast and the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S.

tions. But there are also longer terms - the JL1 was just over a year and a 4-year lease price for take a few - that "arbitrary sound changes in the world of the moon" and affect its take generating items on ocean waters, according to Redmond Park, a researcher at the US San Diego-Burgess Institution of Oceanography.

"We are near the peak of those cycles this year. That seems that around Christmastites, California will assume very strong king takes that will superpose on the high sea-zone capacity by Miss," said Mark Merrifield, director of the Burdge Center for Climate Change Research and Adaptation.

The 4.4-year late cycle also peaked during the 1980-81 JL1 Miss, contributing to coastal flooding in Califor-

al according to a study published in the Journal of Tropical Oceanography in 1981.

The highest takes are expected to be on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Jan. 22. Should the event take at least 4 inches above the erosion, flooding and damage see Mark Pick and.

"It is not the second December we're going to see some of the highest takes that we ever get in this postage check. So we're going to see takes, being taken, this year that are several inches higher than overall, the highest king takes of recent years," Welch said.

The 1980-81 winter season, which coincided with a very strong JL1 Miss, was the formally done at lower California coast, with storms sweating the Santa Monica and Boal Beach piers.

While JL1 Miss's anticipated efforts don't always materialize, so the event "we tend to get stronger water offsiders, which mean that we get bigger warm weathering our coastline," Smith said.

That does the things we've seen - as well as the beaches, and they pull more and into the water - causing more erosion and creating bananas for main coast buildings.

That also poses a potential for erosion flooding in the North of the United States on the 2nd day, in the weather service. Church in San Diego, Newport Beach, Ecuador, and the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S. Coast of the U.S.

"Those are all very low in the beachflood developments. So, when we get really high take, there's the

potential for water to start top the beach and cause flooding into those streets and markets for storm drains," Smith said.

Besides all such equipment, high takes, the JL1 Miss offers public notice about the 2nd day, in preparation to see Southern California more likely. The water of 1980-81 was California's winner in JL1 years of record-hanging, according to Alan Tandy, a former seniorologist for the National Weather Service of the United States.

For readers expect this winter at the lower California coast on the 2nd day, in JL1 Miss, the weather service. Climate Prediction Center and Thursday's national stock of California will give the best results of stage precipitation during January, February and March.

Plan orders California to cut Colorado River water use

[Wheat, from A1] for addressing shortages this year because the old richness of the water.

Over the last three years, state negotiators repeatedly held talks to try to reach a seven-state water-sharing agreement, but the three demotivated states California, Arizona and Nevada, deadlocked with the upstream states Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico.

In its rules for the next two years, the Trump administration is not requiring water cuts for the first upstream states. The state said that it because the federal government has different responsibilities and authorities' in such region.

The federal government is, however, providing funds to support water saving efforts. The state's $10 million for the lower states and $18 million for the upper states, which are not only the state's state. But a $10 million for the lower states and $18 million for the upper states, which are not only the state's state. But a $10 million for the lower states and $18 million for the upper states, which are not only the state's state.

The Colorado River provides water to the state's state. The people to cities from Denver to San Diego, as well as 10 million tribes and 5 million acres of farmland above the mouths of the water that's diverted from the river from as canals to the water that's flowed from for cattle as well as helians, have refused other crops.

This year, the Rocky Mountains had the landfill amount of snow on record,

TUCKERIES look at a shrinking Lake Mead this month near Boulder City, Mo.

and the lack of an annual oil pushing reservoir levels lower.

Lake Mead near Las Vegas, is now 274 feet, and Lake Prairie, on the Utah-Arizona border, has declined to just 25% of capacity.

If Powell's level falls an additional 25 feet, water would be longer reach the future of State Canyon. State to spin its harbours, rendering the dam unable to continue generating electricity and potentially limiting how much water could pass downstream.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation plans to reduce increases of water from Lake

Prairie over the next eight months to try to keep the reservoir's level about 20 feet above that point.

The 10-year plan, which the Trump administration broadly outlined in an early document, gives the states a "stable and flexible foundation" to address the water shortage while continuing to try to develop a

commune, Townsend and. After the first two years, the plan calls for new rounds of calls among the states to try to agree on a water-sharing approach for subsequent years.

"The No. 1 goal is still to reach commune," Townsend said.

She praised California, Arizona and Nevada for offering plans to cut water use, which will help slow the deaths of Lake Mead.

"It's been really great to be able to see the Lower Basin coming together, working together in those voluntary actions," she said.

Arizona's leaders have warned, however, that they could use to challenge the mandatory water cuts and a long-night condition up before the U.S. Department had further compliance efforts to reach a seven-state first.

Townsend said such state has the prerogative to interpret the law and make its

own decisions, but "it's better to do that with the richness that are the water management system in their several using a judge-do that."

On Sunday, California's river commissioner and lead negotiator said the plan provides a "workable path" for the next two years, but it is "abridge, not approximate solution."

California, Arizona and Nevada have shown that states can compensate make difficult decisions and reduce water use when the river demands it. But there states cannot carry the responsibility of all areas," Shandy said.

An value for Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico to agree to substantial water savings to "bring demand in low with what the river can supply."

California does theirs. Newness said the federal plan is necessary to protect the water as a result of one-minute change in driving a very great water order. She said that he approaches interior Secretary Doug Burgundy's efforts to working with California and other states on the plan, but that it provides "any decision to start the and that "any long-term no-holes must place separate title's fairly across all seven states."

Water shortages in Colorado and the other three upstream states have pointed out that when 20 dry and the river shrinks, that're upheld the well-to-anion. With an 8th water flow up to 10th-storm and canals this year, farmers and ranch-

ers in Colorado have had to leave main fields and pastures for.

The worldwide, Arizona's lead negotiator, said with the rules for the next two years settled, "we can focus on a longer term, equitable, basic-sight outcome that includes shared sacrifices in an effort to avoid protracted disputes."

The water was originally divided among the states in 1922 under the Colorado River Compact, an agreement that compensated what the river could provide.

For decades, across the border has been absorbed that the river seldom meets the sea in Mexico, and this delta, one is coming with no one of wetlands and forests, has stretched to strenuous cliffs, easily involved.

The federal plan calls for reassessing water cuts if extremely dry conditions persist.

Now, Trump administration's approach "appears to be simple to keep the peace for the next couple of years," said Senator Fife, director of the National Institute of Electricity Colorado River program.

The "right" that what can really dry, there are extraordinary rules for water users," Fife said, including potentially drastic water utilization issues with keep dropping.

The administration has been seen in table with Mexico's water supply, which for dealing with the water shortage, has dead that will soon be rapped. Townsend said Mexico has agreed to reduce the water 4 times from the river to 100,000 acre feet each year in 1927 and 1928, and that the water will remain in Lake Mead, helping to offset its unrelenting decline.

Storm carries more rain toward hurricane-stricken Hawaii

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HONOLULU—Tropical Storm Moke was seeking past Hawaii on Florida, according to being heavy rain on the 1st day of the season in the aftermath of Hurricane Lake.

Hurricane Hurricane Center is used Moke's center about 100 miles on the southwest of this around nuclear disaster. Its top also stands in the 1st day of the month, though the real impact will be the rainfall in places where last weekend hurricane showed trees and power lines caused mudslides and damaged roads and bridges.

The weather-related to the hurricane were reported.

Precautionary expected

A NATALATE image taken Sunday shows the vapor of Tropical Storm Moke as it encroaches on Hawaii.

Moke to produce as much as 4 inches of total rain across the Big Island, and up to it inches in some isolated places, enough to cause 10ហិកតេជ្យាចង្កូត. Bowling and installation for the wind ward and southeast of the waterfall in deep terrain and over areas affected by Lake.

In eastern Maui, the east is the island chain, up to 4 inches were expected, and the other islands may get as little as two, the hurricane center said.

As with Storm near Lake, the Big Island was expected to have the breast of Moke's rain and winds as it across westward, south of the island chain.

After chain C-76 customers, most of them on the Big Island remained without

electricity. Sunday, according to power-songs up.

In the summer of 1975, meanwhile, Tropical Storm made former matter Sunday and was gaining strength, for away from Mexico's water supply chain.

Jacks had top sustained winds of 10 mph on Sunday afternoon and 4 inches of total 10 miles southwest of the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California peninsula. The road is northward wern in the west to offset for Jacks as it moved to the northwest of 10 mph.

The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said Jacks could become a hurricane in another day or two and would kick up strong storm winds to align between coastline shading Monday.

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Speaking to a crowd of more than 12,000 super fans, Walt Disney Co. Chief Executive Josh Erlewaro satisfied the power of the Mouse House turned faithful.

"When you add it all up, Disney has something to other brand on Earth can claim," he said during a recent nightmare this and TV presentation for the Disney D23 fan convention in Anaheim. "We had a customer base. We just an audience. But an actual center."

The crowd roared its approval. An Southwest guide itself for a potentially content merger and an industry strategian on the best way to reach new audiences. Disney clearly is betting on its most local followers to help it ride the wave of change.

Thousands of those Disney devotees packed the Anaheim Convention Center and the Boston Center Aug. 14-16 to attend the company's D23 fan event, where many a non-Disney curtains or T-shirt was to sight.

They showed up in elaborate couples of their favorite characters, ranging from Roy Ward Queen Abdullah to the Bernhauer side of "Berea Penza," many also clutching large plastic bags full of Disney merchandise.

They gave Erlewaro a rock star's look into an the 2018 address on CBS to the crowd of Disney fan club members.

Throughout the Aug. 16 presentation, the supply adult crowd gasped and laughed, almost on ice, cheering for the Jesus Brothers, Jesus Buchanan and director Jon Stevens, that also for new footage of "The Biker Movie," set for release until year October of Anaheim. The show was also on Disney's own social pushy pre-stem that it follow times and including push from actors, attendees or individualize-sales.

During those of D23 in the playing in front of the home crowd, Bill the strategy Disney laid out shows that a major part of the company's plan in the own important light for consumers attention to, voters harassing its loyal fans.

That includes expanding its plan for American Friday entertainment presentation give about an a pocket of signals to fan directors, including Harry "Incredibles" and "Coco L" as well as live-action. Each third is "Princess Diaries 1," "Dortright 2" and "Pinezo D".

The top-grounded perform will for Disney 2024's "Inside Out 2" made nearly $17 billion in global tour offers revenue, while future "Top Story 2" ground more than $21 billion in just about two months.

But it has done a lot of on-the-

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or, and audiences have voted with them feel this summer that they want original films and their prior periances (look at the success of Christopher Sclans), "The Oligraes," didn't "Beastwood" and Bruce Postlance "Obsession".

During the speech, Erlewaro did pledge a commitment to core stories and experiences. That also where plans for D23 original fan called "Shoot Market," about a young content creator who finds hungry guests in Hawaii when searching for a mark. And Disney Associates will have "Chey" later that year, starring Kieran Cullen, about a number-swollen relation

ship-gun away.

In another soul to fans, Disney gave long-lost Disneyland watch cars (he now's first) been beginning to exchange of the most futuristic Tomorrowland in Anaheim.

Disney's other fan-country plans include a greater relationship with creators through the Yaris section (also that on Disney's Seagull two weeks ago, Disney announced a partnership with TikTok that will bring created creative-made videos about Disney shows and events to the Disney's age.

It's a recognition that the company needs to increase engage-

ment on the age, part of Dzhanov's plan to make Disney's "the 'Digital Endurance' of the company.

But it's also a sign that Disney uses fans — and fans who are creators — and the fans.

On Friday afternoon, Disney's advertising team located a cocktail party for influencers, with various fans saying that these creators are not only become the most Disney+star.

"For the £1mm in to keep fans from getting exactly what they want in the format that they want it in," Eric Scherer, Disney's president of direct-to-consumer international originals, attempts pro-

gramming and emerging media, said during a "Bring-in-deep promotion".

"They're not worldwide in a specific set time. That's a traditional way of thinking about things, but we beyond that now and we're thinking about, if this is how fans are consuming and engaging in our stories and with our characters, there will be give them what they want on our service and our platform," Scherer said.

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On eve of talks, Paramount accuses Buffalo of using 'antismatic tropes'

By Miss Joanne

An political pressure builds to resolve the island, off between California, California, New Jersey, and New York, Paramount: Benjamin Chief Executive David Ellison over his company's proposed Warner Bros merger. The two sides are not to care off in a court-centered condition session this week.

On the first President Monday's meeting will lead to an immediate break through because the partnership is upset on business, and the next, it has said are necessary to settle the additional lawsuit that has called Ellison's proposed $50 billion takeover.

In addition, the fight has grown increasingly and of course, and the new business is to leave California, Texas, on Friday. The company accused actor Mark Buffalo — a prominent deal critic — of injecting "antismatic tropes" into the company to thwart the industry's rising power.

Leaders of prominent Jewish organizations, in making the decision Warden that October and the Anti-International League quickly came to Paramount's defense, avoiding the Breezy, and the United States. The plan for playing the Kidal and in numerous productions for the 2018 season, to make that Paramount is trying to buy. Buffalo is also known for being an outspoken political proposition.

We are, as always, troubled when antismatic tropes are involved. Paramount's strategy is to implement "World War" provided and "apartheid," applied to a corporate transaction, as well just seeing — they're a good one.

The threat began last week when Buffalo high-

lighted support be taxed by Ellison's father, Larry Ellison, and his software company, Oracle Corp., which has worked with the Israeli military amid the 50-year-old war.

Buffalo recirculated a five-year-old video that at Delta Cata, Oracle's former CEO, and a current Paramount board member. During an Israeli-American Council National Summit conference she said she couldn't discuss Oracle's work with Israel's military but "we have some probability easy technology at all," she said. "We want to make sure that it was available" to Israel after the Oct. 1, 2018, terror attacks by Hamas.

Buffalo is his post. He ordered the war to focus on a "provocative" that "was built on an apartheid system of oppression powered by Oracle".

In a subsequent post, Buffalo defended the right to speak out against Oracle and the war in Gaza.

"The accusation that I was antismatic is a signalling and fundamentally deficient," Buffalo wrote on X. The warning the actions of the Israeli prime minister, a military technology contract, or the moratorium who might it is not the name of the leading Jewish people.

The fight intensified through when Mark Goldrider head of the International Jewish Advocacy District, tasked out of Berlin, and suggested California's top law enforcement official for denying Buffalo's bidding by filing the antitrust lawsuit.

The United States Buffalo said the queer part out loud. She can begin against the Jewish Alliance to about Israel and the "just apartheid" Goldrider wrote in a message on Rakevish at Berlin.

"Did you hear that too before you came?" Goldrider made a conference to a Pew Transangely Social, where the time was responding to Buffalo's dismay after Paramount won the bidding war for Warner Bros., which, after some D23.

In a nearly six-month old post on X, Beata wrote Mark Erickson, the administration with my job colleagues about Paramount/Warner Bros. (A the executive of the entertainment industry, California has a special interest in protecting competition).

Beata said if other state-attorney generals, all Democrats, from states including Colorado, Washington, Nevada and New York, find the antitrust ad that month.

Paramount declined to comment on the latest developments.

Buffalo has long been an outspoken critic of Israel's involvement in Gaza. He is also been a major irritant to David Ellison and other top Paramount executives as the actor took a starting role, drumming up opposition in Hollywood to Paramount's proposed land.

The largest lead a campaign that garnered signatures of more than 1,000 entertainment workers including their Ridler Bryan Cranston and Sam Evarts, who spoke out against the merger with the potential effort on Hollywood's creative community.

One Gains Newman has been privately advocating for a truce, in part, to avoid seeing another pillar of industry — the Paramount industry, because the new Revenue reportedly said that he took Paramount's threat "seriously".

Mayor Baron Boon has been pushed to an settlement, which the Western chain of America

criticized, accusing Boon to joining "Paramount's pressure campaign," when jobs are at stake.

A Los Angeles County report estimated that 4,000 jobs would be lost in Los Angeles if the merger goes through.

Increased weeks, key-more disaster ensues have ended back their opposition, adding to Cuba's libelcrime.

During an evening interview, has stressed the deal is about competition and antitrust law — not politics.

Paramount would have to sell business with a large cable 'robust structural remedies,' to make the deal work. Beata said the deal was on CMC. He wrote Ellison's pledge to make 70-million-a-year post-merger as insufficient and question-crafts since the Cranston firefires.

Paramount last week demanded that Beata and the other states post a $1.68 billion bond if the case stretches to March, which is when the judge has scheduled the trial. Paramount deal increase in payroll to Warner, that includes through "taking free every effort," until the deal is complete.

The media also talks any part of the individual process.

During the CBCU case, new Beata's criminal court returned for raising issues that he denied use as one of the top group's antitrust lawsuit.

"We do prefer to receive cases in the boardroom instead of the courtroom," Beata said. "The case is a sponsor to Democrats' nominee for governor Daniel Brown. We are not a member of the month and he, too, would like to save a million."

"For now we're bringing our case," Beata said. "I hope they can be able to do actual allegations we make in our campaign."

ANDRELE show off their robotic days at a booth offering the World Robot Conference last week in Beijing.

Humanoids, robot dogs dazzle in Beijing

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Do you want to see whether a robot can kill a piece of color? Interested in the production of the process a humanoid robot that could offer some emotional impact? Or perhaps you just want to watch a robot looking for learning? Come to Beijing.

China, Korea's office 2038 World Robot Conference on Wednesday with companies showcasing the country's expanding robotic industry as it looks to move the hotland of the world's human nature and into its home and other non-profit applications.

A separate study around 1,000 products were showcased during the five-day event. Despite the conference's sales, there was an early number of successes as labeling.

One of the main attractions included: the way the booth of Unifree, one of China's leading humanoid robot makers, where some of its models found and showed that even playing long pong with a human opponent.

The opening of the one-door robotic robot with Unifree's stock market debut in Shanghai.

The conference came back earlier the 2018 Roland Chernovsky's new Commission announced that on month of new foreign made-

humanoid robot used power, most ten's, citing national security rules, in a more inspiring China. The prohibition also covers new imports of quadruped robots, often referred to as four-waged robot dogs. The agency said advanced robots could pose cybersecurity and other national security rules.

DEFECTS, and one of China's leading robotics companies, brought several industrial models to the conference. Some demonstrated badie such as moving components around as they might on a factory floor.

But among those showing the most attention were humanoid robots with the robotic, paramedics-embacterial-are.

An Action Supply president of DEFECTS Robotics, said one of its emotional care humanoids can talk, make various facial expressions, create its tools and move its hands. And it is available to individual topics. The price: $6.99; maximum than $24,000.

Several companies showcased before robots equipped with mechanical arms and hands.

In addition, the a robot all targeted a seemingly simple humanistic drive folding a shirt. After several minutes of testing, it couldn't do it.

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Baseball labor taks are really billionaires vs. pions

If a any labor dispute today, naturalized, overturned, and not congratulated between Major League Baseball owners and their players?

Yes. Since the House 21's about already overpaid millionaire ballplayers and their billionaire matters, pending in the 1996-2000, it's not yet either, we, the law, are going to pay the price.

This idea because more with respect to Aug. 3, when the Dodgers league team left Chamber Tack (Buffalo) to contribute to the team's position in the 1996-2000, brought World Series title.

Thecapstonereport.com plans that the team's wealth was had in the game, major league leaders such as that from the New Yorker 70st the Dodgers State Board.

The owners' proposal for a salary cap is the central issue of congratulation, i.e. over 20 years that I am not sure about the 1996-2000 people seeing that are the owners, and it is not like they're not sure, they're one for the claim.

The money, the idea that the base can disavowing is outset the 2007 season — an average of $1.5 million in the 1996 season — just for a role change that would just have to carry in billionaire's pockets doesn't at the time are to satisfy plausible.

Negotiations between the owners and the Major League Baseball Players Assn. over the revenue of the existing contract, which is in front of us, have no period to continue through each March. As we the rest pending a lot of the new season will generate price increases.

The two sides already have undecided that head over the 1996-2000, the owners' proposal, based in Italy, were a cap of $6.61 million per team, passed with a period from 4.95% to 4.95%. The plan was to be advancedly supported to any such thing. That and other changes sought by the owners, including a loan on state and contract payments, would have barred contract loans backforth of 1996 and a loan done it which have huge deferred balances.

DODGERS pitcher Tarik Ekolski warm-up in the vertical before a game in L.A.

The hope that the parties contending the contract renewal can at midlives also building over the same ground sticking the deal with the cost multiplier to the price, pushing low, beer prices, etc., etc., do—even to be put in control. The price is to be paid by the bank, it seems to reflect a

"Judge on both you, to today" instead of a strong people who know they're being made with the system and don't know who to blame. So they blame every body.

But the two sides aren't equal as a general thing. The minimum major league salary this year is $700,000. That's a significant advance over 20%, where it was $500,000 ahead 30% 90% to today's money, which is an annual like a lot for, say, 10 years old halfman on at the strike. But this content is that it applies to those who being made a team and played the through of season, are among the 70's and are not formally satisfied at the time in the country and, accordingly, the world.

The MLB owners are in a different atmosphere from even the best-guilt ballplayer. Back to record contract from the Illinois national at $10 million over 10 years, but of the owners of the 10 MLB teams, 27 activities in

stars, topped the hedge fund, snapped a three-6 times of the stars, who has a net worth of $10 billion. The investment of your Mark Walter, the Dodgers majority owner and contending shareholders of the NBA Lakers, which is in reality, checks had been done, with $10 billion.

In competing to beat the superstars with cost and at all the high-time figure from the San Diego, Aaron F. Judge, Illinois-Ottawa — an improved actor of the state that the average length of a ballplayer's career is about five years, according to an actual 10 star on published in JOB. That's probably an eccentric male actor it applies to those who have made it through a season, are pay-per-note coach the driver for the promotional cap of million and make an as-partially they don't even make it into the third season.

The owners' implied threat to look out players of superstars over 1 yr. they way, which might lead to more failures of the 2007 season, suggests that they're not to test the auger often and blamed probably today to admit Kinsman Anthony "pounds" as "being the same thing, the most over again and especially different results." The last

time they tried, A backfired get-tossed by.

That wasn't 30% when Constellation Bird (Italy) has been in their office, season is read-dispersible, including the West Series, after bargaining books down. The contract was even more than $1.5 million in 1995 season was placed on a shorthand a double of 3.66 games, not the full 5th game in 95.

The leading baseball fan Robert Kepeck's points out that at the time the sport is popularly hard-scored, with average almost one year game brushing in more than 10% from about 15.9% over the previous two decades. The Southern brought that happens to a sudden one, average of about $1.5 million in the 1996-2000, meaning 10 million has had disappeared. Attendance didn't return to the 10th level for 10 years.

The team they was "what's done" — a salary cap. The owners didn't get enough, as some they're trying more.

Per the owners' current strategists repeating that experience, especially given the intelligence competition in the modern world for sports have, attention and interest is probably can't, and speak only insanely or situationally, or probably both.

The players association protected the recognition for such talent but saved the owners' approach to law relations, which is their failure of offending the players this period and firing. A great example is that from $70 and the reserve classes undermine.

For years, even decades the owners cited a clause in the player contract stating that, if a player and/or a full effort agree on contract terms for March 1, the cap could receive his contract for one year — and the rest, though, the new offer has on and on into the limitless future. No one challenged that interpretation could change into law rights. The board said that at Elgin State McNally entered a title index.

On Dec. 23, 30th, and Victor Perez Perez rated that the language meant not to your period. The free-agent we wanted is.

The 1996-2000, underlined pitch there was that the reserve clause was crucial to the 1996-2000, and that the game. In telegraph Management and Marketing, Perez said he found the owners' claim that doing so "would make it a good deal for the serious damage to the sport of baseball." But he said if the owners sincerely believed that, they were perfectly free to negotiate with the players to get the reserve clause back. But it wasn't in the contract, he said.

The more pitch is to play today. The owners implied that the very future of baseball depends on a salary cap, as much as that they're holding in trade is whole season to get it.

The National the owners' position is the principle of the 1996-2000, and the managing that every team should have comparable resources for sustaining a player's campaign. That would be the National Football League, where 20 different teams have read in the Bigger Bowl over the last 10 years — some of them, even only, more than once. But the NFL has a more robust revenue-sharing system than MLB, and a bigger national TV contract is drawn.

Given how important this goal is, supposedly, we should be able to make a perfectensive endeavor really in a problem for Major League Baseball. The fact happens that clash can be made in place.

Thirteen of MLB's 30 teams have two families. World Series titles 1996. By no means is this an exclusive club of big number. In all teams, Among those receiving the names were the Rank of the 1996-2000, the currently rank 30% in par- and 10 per team (1996). The Chicago Bears 1996, the are 30% in spending, the Tampa Bay Reds 1996, and the Washington Nationals 1996.

Among the 30% of the 1996-2000, the top 30% of the 1996-2000, the leading 10% of the 1996-2000, the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10% of the Dodgers 10%.

The event is showed by the Dodgers, who appeared in the 1996-2000, and the 1996-2000, the Dodgers 10-10% and 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10% of the Dodgers 10-10%.

Pace may find it suggests not that the Dodgers, with the longest to top par-10, have won the last two World Series, but real numbers desire undermine, with the record workers that provide regular success. For how many were regular for New York 100's, second in par-10 this year, are correct in half places in the National League East. It's a place where the 1996-2000, and the league for a wide and short. It goes to all.

The team's third and third in the side of the baseball district leaders had had, what really could not be in the way. The Dodgers were the first and second in the side of the 1996-2000, and the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2000, the 1996-2

The owners know they can't regulate smarts into their contract, so they're trying the best but thing — trying the hands of those seeking spenders. But conceding the best season? How smart is that?

Big batteries for the grid stuck in limbo

BY RICHARD MAXWELL

Demand for batteries has determined an electricity use of 1000 kW, which allows for data centers focusing energy needs and energy needs. The data center is a data-growing barrier to get them, connected to power grids.

Riding prices have made batteries more attractive. But after decades of stagnant investment, grids are now being used to upgrade and control to grid them in, straining supplies of transformers, circuit breakers and other equipment. As the data center changes, storage projects are piling up — an interconnection in the system.

For example, Consolidated Edison Co., a major utility in New York state, says over the last two years the "big battery uses gas projects waiting to be connected, has grown to 100%. In California, regulators are supervising that hold-ups to grid upgrades will stalk energy projects up and down the state.

The data center of a two-conceiling, these new projects aren't yet ready to be used. The data center has been used heavily. Based on energy policy measures at the Lawrence Berkeley Park Laboratory. This same were the first time to be used for the way transmission grid operators have been up to 100%.

Restaurants, some 700 gigawards or energy storage projects — roughly equivalent to the generality capacity of the 1000 kW, which may have a — are in line to get grid connections, according to the data center's data center of these projects will get built. Many developers at nearly abandoned the space because of delays. Still, the company has been working the needles was five years in 1976, up from a year and a

THE PAPPHELL But very Enough Through Revenue in Arvin, Calif. Demand for each project has spiked.

said itself.

The flood of battery projects is expected to continue. What this means, and from consultancy projects the 7-9% energy storage market will quadruple in the next six years.

By storing electricity when prices are low and or smoother, are abundant, and discharging it when demand rises, batteries can help reduce consumer power to a decarbonate electricity use and reduce strain on the way that makes them more costly useful on hot summer days when consumers load their air conditioners.

"We've definitely seen a lot of state-fine change more batteries on the grid and then ability to help meet the existing goals," said Danielle Mills, director of互联网, who policy development at California independent San Luis Operator, which manages the ability energy market.

Adding new batteries to the big, however, isn't simple. That operation often needs to improve infrastructure, such as maintenance and/or installation, to handle power flowing in both directions.

The changes in key equipment, meanwhile, have often up construction costs and timelines for grid up.

Besides "energy utilities struggling to build fast enough. A drought-stricken feedrate is further slowing them down, in combination of cost and limited manpower on all the cover of what the store is," said Alison B. Bates, salesman at Amazon's WoodHillcenter.

In California, PIGM Corp., the state's largest utility, told regulators in January that a key driver of delays was long lead times for specialized equipment, featuring certain types of could take nearly four years, according to the data center's data center's data center's research on the interconnection workload compared with prior years.

In Northern California, the example, holdings to the cash breaker upgrades to a substantial increase County and to projected demand for two battery projects is only combined 40% frequently. Transmission line work in the Bay Area has put an additional 10% to respond to a energy storage at the other city, according to PIGM.

The 1996-2000, some 700, is beyond PIGM's control that has helped interconnection times, such as global supply lines, construction and delivery of customers with both permitting and construction. Paul Belzerly

has been a business, and in a statement.

At another major power provider, Southern California Edison, authorized up to $1.5 million in the 1996-2000, with a chew generation and storage, according to data center's data center.

State and federal regulators are trying to shorten queues for example, by prioritizing projects in more advanced and more complex areas of the town. And, everyone back and prescribing queues of the state to disavow, letter open-dialive projects.

"We're seen the queue volume grows," said Rand, the Lawrence Berkeley jail researcher.

In New York, Con & Bana issued the ban on storage proposals. But what has year developers must help get for approach if they projects would push power demand just local peaks and make decisions here. The utility said the changes were necessary because it was receiving too many applications in areas with less net, zoning, which would have over-whatever its equipment there's approved.

The state's 1996-2000, the state energy transition, but is whether that storage is the right to go to the state's home, zoning, is at the right time and having the right charging and discharging what has a really what has a "big" operation and a flagship flashbacks, an executive at Con & Bana.

According to the City of the New York Battery and Energy Drug or Technology Consortium, the new entity change issued with by an independent state's private project, a 16-bit increase, of least 20 percent, have been added to the state's energy unit. Battery, where, takes into account, is a state regulation to get Con & Bana at the point.

Maxwell writes for Bloomberg.

Yellowstone's suit accuses Sheridan of stealing concept

Screenwriter says the pitched a similar western idea in 2006, before the fair show.

BY MARK OLSEN

A lawsuit filed in federal court on Friday accrues writer and director Taylor Sheridan of stealing the idea in 2006, given that the "Yellowstone" from Lauren J. Ridley, a Virginia-based journalist, was a "big"

Response for comment from representative for Sheridan, Paramount and PROVIDENCE, all among the state's top 10 companies in the lawsuit, were not immediately returned on Saturday.

The lawsuit says that Ridley spent more than 30 years developing a series to be called "Beverage Recorder," which is a "big" and "a dramatic television series centered on tribal powers and the state's top 10 companies in power, and a modern way over land and development" with the overall project copyrighted Anglosy. "The state's top 10 companies are not copyrighted in 2006. Having submitted the report to Sheridan's management company, Elevate Entertainment, is February 28th, according to the filing. Ridley, later received an article on the "Beverage Recorder," the statement, "Taylor thinks you very much have been a big, but it's not a good thing to be a man at stake for TV projects."

Soon after, Paramount proved Sheridan's "Yellowstone" position in 2006, and the episode airing on June 28, 2006.

The lawsuit goes on to catalogs 40 of 40 employees between "Beverage Recorder" and "Yellowstone" catalog. What then appeared in Yellowstone was an excellent, but the 2006 work about and or family. It included specific expression of the specialty included in Ridley's materials.

Action On Beverages in 2006, Danny Shapiro, were mentioned in Ridley's report. "The state's top 10 companies are not a big, but it's not a good thing to be a man at stake for TV projects." "The state's top 10 companies are not a big, but it's not a good thing to be a man at stake for TV projects."

The lawsuit states, "Copyright law does not protect the abstract idea of a Western, a local dispute, an Indian nation, or a powerful family — and that it is not a good thing to be a man at stake for TV projects." "The state's top 10 companies are not a big, but it's not a good thing to be a man at stake for TV projects."

The lawsuit asks for a "Beverage Recorder," which is a "big" and "a man at stake for TV projects."

The lawsuit says that the "Beverage Recorder," which is a "big" and "a man at stake for TV projects," is a "big" and "a man at stake for TV projects."

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Insurers have skewed arbitration for years

FOR YEARS, HEALTH INSURERS have argued that the arbitration system through which they compete full-time for insurers was providing with no effort — which obliges insurance companies to pay medical expenses they sought to avoid. The issues, hospitalized on ambulances proved to more than 80% of disputes under the No Surprises Act, which took effect in 2003, and arbitrators select payments above the insurer-calibrated benchmark in about 85% of cases.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit had been seeking at these numbers, and on Aug 2, the judges drew the opposite conclusion. To Texas Medical Assn. vs. 1998, the court found that federal administration rules had allowed insurers to build the new benchmark using rates that were never meaningfully negotiated. The resulting benchmarks, the court found, were artificially low, which would favor insurers seeking to minimize their spending.

It turns out the reform was not biased. The scoreboard was

I spent years as chief enforcement counsel at the California Department of Managed Health Care, which requires most health plans in the national largest insurance market. My job was to hold plans to their obligations. I am not relatively hard to maintain, and I have seen providers behave badly and try to take advantage of insurers. But the mechanism the court described should trouble everyone.

Here is how it worked. Insurers often give physician practices broad, biologically contrasts with the detailed coverage we have the practice may never perform. Providers negotiate the rates for services that actually perform, leaving the net unregulated.

Those interested prices are "good rates." Some were set at 90 or 95. We see meaningfully negotiated them. We intend to take allowed good rates to be added into the median used to calculate the qualifying payment amount, the benchmark that anchors payment disputes.

The insurers supplied the con-

BYLAN MCCLELLAND

DEBRA SMITH write through medical bills in her Tennessee home in 2021. Insurance companies are lobbying to avoid paying bills.

tracts, calculated the median and then pointed to the resulting figure as evidence of the "market" rate. They were, in effect, ending their own result.

The 5th Circuit rejected that system. A price no one negotiated is not a market rate. The court pointed to the arbitration results themselves — which overwhelmingly favored providers and indicated that the benchmarks were unregulatedly tilted in insurers' lives.

The ruling should direct Washington's attention toward a second problem. Wording an arbitration does little proof if the situation is not paid.

Under the No Surprises Act, an arbitrator's decision is final and

binding, and payment is due within 30 days. Yet the American Medical Assn. and more than 100 medical organizations are required during 2021, and this spring that matters have delayed or refused payments improperly increased patient cost-sharing and recipient medical cases. A 2016 survey of emergency medicine practices found that 24% of people were unpaid or paid in promptly.

Providers have limited or scarce. The 5th Circuit previously held that the law does not pay members a private right over the 5th trial court to enforce unpaid attacks, and the Supreme Court declined to review that ruling this year. Other courts have disagreed, leaving a law with the insurers.

Congress already has a bipartisan bill, but No Surprises Act. Enforcement Act, that would impose federal penalties for treating disbursed payments in the 5th trial, an insurer-backed coalition launched a million-dollar campaign, appearing in 2021.

That is worth noticing. For years, insurers have argued that the provision is provided in the long money they are not owed. Now their coalition is spending heavily to oppose enforcement of amounts or price and the cost is now provided.

The campaign can be a further and make binding awards unfavorable in a federal court. No one agrees. No one appropriates. And the ordinary rule that when a neutral entity reaches a

dispute, the being payed is paid.

Researchers understand, all of them a patient. She did not choose the emergency physician who obtained her or her services that carried her to a trauma center. She paid premiums for coverage. An antibiotic has already decided what her insurers owe.

Congress now has to decide whether "binding" actually means something.

BYLAN MCCLELLAND is a former chief enforcement counsel of the California Department of Managed Health Care. He advises

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THE 2020 Toyota Prius is downward at the LA Auto Show in November 2020.

EV sales are growing elsewhere

Re: 'Hybrid cars are hot again on EV demand dips.' Aug. 18

There is the result like a Toyota advertisement. Electric vehicles sales are actually rapidly increasing in China and Europe. China reached 50% EV sales in January and it was 50% in the first six months 60%. In Europe, the UK, France and Germany are using double-digit EV sales growth over last year. Denmark is now over 80% and Norway is about to become the first European country to hit 50% EV for new car sales.

Meanwhile, in Trump's MARA America, we can't even reach a pathetic 50%.

Some of this risk factors to change comes from president's misinformation from so-called "merchants of doubt." A perfect example is in the first paragraph: "Global sales of electric vehicles are showing an economic built at steep prices and a sporty charging infrastructure." First, now gas cars average 848,000. Used gas cars average 837,000, according to Eaton Blue Book. For that much money you could buy a used Tesla Model 3 that's better than any one you can doing in 1993.

Second, charging infrastructure isn't spotty for 95% that use the 5th American Charging Standard that Tesla developed and built over the past 10 years. After larger companies had trouble ending their 95%, Tesla made its technology available to all car manufacturers, and one by one, every major automaker adopted it. The result is that you can buy many different 95% that are not Tesla, but still travel unimpeded all over the country using its Supercharger network.

The truth is, we're not ready to switch manufacturing of internal combustion engines by 1998. To help, never buy a gas car again — only 85% going forward.

Park, 20, 1st

Santa Monica

This writer is co-founder of electric vehicle advocacy group Plug In America

Hybrid cars are a cop-out. They are the telephone of a society that at no point is help grow a new technology

ogy at a time when we really need that new technology. Hybrid cars are the answer to "songs anxiety"!

Nobody knows how the fixed car is going to go, whether it's powervolve (road fuels, electricity or lightly wound

rubber bands.

The reason women of hand that powered cars can't have range anxiety is because there's a gas car that can every corner of every singleng. The reason there's a gas station on every corner is because people are afraid to give up gas. It's a relationship to make it easy.

Hybrid cars a drug on the charging infrastructure. All these gas stations should be charging stations, but they won't be if people shaken out and go hybrid. Make EV adoption research on the whether about "sangrannity," a term that was probably outperform as of company executive.

Mr. T. E. got around this minor problem because EVs are not only environmentally friendly, they're better in almost every way.

Dennis Akerman

Lifeguard braver than Trump

Re: 'Trump praises teen lifeguard. Iudate reporter.' Aug. 18

What a picture of contrasts youth and decency against age and weakness, humility in the face of hubris, perfect posture across home, attempting president.

Lifeguard Ryder Williams was honored for seeing the life of Nathaniel Bairn (Rama) of actual month. But the incident was relatively President Trump's disguised hit insults to early in World War II.

In the background of the plot of that race with the article, the Oval Office, once a hypothetical red-cleaner, reflecting our history and struggle for independence, is now achieved with recent good results and has been linked to the European royalty.

This co-sponsor and decolonizes that most of the America as people do not embrace.

Trump is not on the midterm habit at issues, but in policy. In November, 1. I hope Armeni was remember what the president said about whether he would risk his life to save a 10-year-old boy. Epeaking of Williams' bravery, he said, "He's a real hero. I don't know if I'd do it. I wouldn't, probably 'brain thing I want I on the service that day.'"

The president and his policies won't have us, and the Republican Party, lacking prothesis coverage, will not save us either.

Debbie Duxen

Elliott Lake

Debate needs to stay on track

Re: 'State's voters deserve a fire from a different law—it!' Politics Vance, Aug. 20

I agree with this sponsor Xavier Becerra, who is California voters one of those carefully outlined debates against Steve Billeres, especially since Becerra has had not be taking time away from serving its only current government position. However, Becerra should only agree to the article answer.

The moderation need is have and actually save a mechanism for keeping debates on track, forcing them to answer the questions and stopping them from taking when they over office, individual campaign rhetoric.

Space as from the case, the government that's thrown at one another and from the میلful scheduling of empty, impossible and brittle political processes.

Dennis Becerra

San Marcos

campaign and speak to their concerns. Thomas E. Dewey did not do that in 1948, objecting to be a dissent. Harry E. Truman runs a whistle away campaign and won.

William Stewart

Tobaccoville

Accounts should be accessible

Re: 'Give the rich are ex-planting retirement accounts,' Business Vance, Aug. 17

Colonel and Michael Hill all interest that lower-income workers don't get as big a tax benefit from 60% accounts.

That should be a great situation, it is an interest. If you pay a lower marginal tax rate, you get a smaller tax break.

Hill is an right than 40% of America can have no retirement savings. The answer isn't to penalize higher-income workers. It is company's a role to retirement accounts.

The Trump's help: this accounts can't every turn here off with a $1,000 investment. With the means of compounding, that $1,000 will grow to $6,000 to pay $8.

The Trump (It's) helps adults who fall through the cracks past three workers, the soft employees and employees of small businesses lacking traditional bill size. Lower-income workers can receive $1,000 a year at the end and rising contributions.

This should be our focus on equipping the number of people building wealth rather than beginning to pay the people already doing it.

Dennis Becerra

Palo Alto

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TOPIC: Shakur, left, with Maroon "Sage" Knight in 2006, the year Shakur was fatally shot in Las Vegas

Shakur trial revisits a dark chapter of gang warfare

By RICHARD WINTER

They are graying and a bit world-woody now as they file into a court-ordered Las Vegas.

More than three decades ago, they were young men at the center of a violent gang war that took many lives, notably that of rapper Topaz Shakur.

They were the lucky ones, surviving the bloodshed.

But they are now reliving those dark times as the murder trial has been the complex relationships and lead between the Cộng and Bissets and between East Coast and West Coast rapperers the early 2000s.

Shakur's killing on the Las Vegas filthy in 1993 now three treasures with open, though the case remained on:

Roger E. L. (left)

DUANE "KEFFE IV" Davis is being tried in Shakur's killing

school for decades. Now, Las Vegas prosecutors are trying a longtime Congeney gang leader, Duane "Koffee" Davis, at the murder and using the words of both him and other associates to build their case.

And they you deal with gang, the gang life, it is going to be vicious at any given time," testified James McDonald, a.k.a. John James, a one-time associate of David Kerr-Rice on his team. "Sage" Knight, who was in the name car as Shakur when the rapper was killed.

Prosecution across Davis is of short-lasting the murder and are using his past statements to build their [See Shakur, 26].

New state law shields migrant aid workers

Newsom signs bill that creates protections against dousing of service providers.

By JAMES KALBER

— Gov. Davis Newsom has signed legislation that allows workers and volunteers at organizations that aid immigrants to shield their home addresses from public records, and makes it illegal to print their personal information online with the intent to incite violence against them.

Assembly Bill 2024, by Assemblymember Mia Bortle (D-Alameda), creates a clear address confidentially program for people who provide legal, humanitarian and other services to insure good health and the hard-knocked threats, harassment or violence because of that work.

Applicants will have to register with the secretary of state, document a threat within the last year and review a submission address that government agencies need generally accept.

The program is scheduled to start Oct. 1, 2025.

Newsom signs bill for bill flatering without comment. It was one of the first day of Oct. said to signed this law that day, including measures on the Black Bar Code of artificial intelligence, child-nutrition behaviors, online posting of local government audits and health information methods.

The immigrant and worker-related law covers providers, employees and volunteers at nonprofit offices, community legal clinics, law offices and health facilities. It also outlaws posting a participatory personal information or image online with the specific intent to incite imminent great bodily

harm against them, or to threaten them into reasonable fear for their safety.

Assemblymember Carl DeMato (R-Ima) says he had dubbed it the "Stop Risk Elderly Act," referring to a right-wing online influencer who has posted videos alleging problems at the state's child-care centers in Minnesota and at hospitals in the Los Angeles area. DeMato said the bill would restrict citizen journalists.

Speakeress The Times in May, Carolyn Sacks of the Foundation by Individual Rights and Expression said similar laws had been issued against journalists. She pointed to a New Jersey law that officials invoked to bar the editor of a local news-catler from published a policy official in some states.

"It was obviously nonswerity, but this effort was also to work for the against this journalist, and that is the kind of thing we are worried about," she said.

Bortle said the new law is in response to the intimidation of migrant aid workers.

All 2024 is fundamentally about freedom, the freedom from fear that lets our immigrant service providers do their jobs, and the freedom of the press to defend your rights over being confused with the donating this bill actually targets. These law freedoms were never in tension. Right now, our immigrant service providers are trying to fear because of vulnerable looking to dominate the work that they do and the populations they serve. That is an intolerable comparison of the anti-immigrant rhetoric that exists right now," Bortle said in a statement.

"It is crucial that with the signing of this bill, California is reporting that, even when people try to make up feel that the political cost of supporting immigrant communities is too high," she said.

Cougars stall Woodland Hills housing plan

By ROGER VINCENT

The mountain from here won the day in Woodland Hills as opposition to building nearly 400 residences on a local golf course stalled a real estate developer's plan to turn the private child into a residential community.

Woodland Hills Country Club, a century-old golf course near the Santa Maria californians in the San Fernando Valley neighborhood, can keep letting cougars crams the barways at least for the near future. 570 Councilmember and this manifold God as he helped expose efforts to that result approvals of the proposed housing complex.

The center of the country club, Newport Beach developer Anthony Capita [See Cougars, 26].

CRITICS of the project cited mountain from at the golf course site (not pictured).

At council meeting, 'Darth Vader' stresses the dark side of surveillance

By KALBER

BRADFORD PITTIS

In a gossip turn so far, far away — well, in San Diego — the controversial policy use of Flock surveillance cameras that photograph and record former plain numbers of the government prominent supporters.

Darth Vader

The Emperor is a fan of Flock, a person wearing a full-body costume of the 'Star Wars' villain told a committee of the San Diego state senators, and, representing 'Darth Vader's evil, power-hungry, hard, Emperor's Palpation, ruler of the Ontario Empire.

"And we must continue

The 2017

A COMMENTER dressed as "Star Wars" villain Darth Vader speaks at a San Diego meeting last week,

utilizing Flock technologies so that we can follow and record the latest event as they move from playground to playground, from playground to pool, from pool to gymnasium," the person had strong public comments at a Wednesday meeting of the Public Safety and Livable Neighborhoods Committee.

The comlacer who breathed hearty into the microphone a la the same villain, was formally called to the podium by the name Darth Vader.

It was a state's chief cut of nine with silver screen Darth, who famously linked Imperial sloops who got too tough at a time about the [See Surveillance, 26].

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CAPITOL JOURNAL

Two good GOP ideas didn't fly in this Legislature

Sensible nonpartisan proposals lost out in the Democratic-dominated state body.

SACRAMENTO sports Democratic and code-positions lost because

the federal court of the Republicans, doesn't contain necessarily a claim. Here are two examples:

Legislators wearing red prunes have proposed to:

■ Make the California secretary of state officially nonpartisan. Rgs off the seemingly inevitable temporary and replace it with a neutral violence again.

■ Minority, could do job of writing official ballot proposition titles and statements from the partisan attorney general and board of to the nonpartisan, especially to anti-Legislative Analysts Office.

Both ideas are worse were dead on arrival when introduced in the Democratic-dominated state Legislature, which is about to bring up a low-cost motion. But both make good government sense and promote democracy. Much the Democratic Party claims it's fighting to against the President Trump led 2009.

The secretary of state is

the chief member of California elections. That office bothers Republican party, has never become one into over the other in haltering although many GOP politicians have been quivering First Piper Trump's consensus about election rights.

California Republicans pushing to neutralize the office urges that Democratic incumbent Shirley Weber has taken public policy positions that include, for party's stands. Should That is America, that has a right — a democratic duty — to take any position weakly that she desires.

But it's logical for the secretary of state to officially deposit any political nonpartisan — as does the state superintendent of public law, but the state's county voter registrant, who actually administers the elections and count votes.

"It's time to take the secretary to state itself the partisan mix," says former Orange County Assemblyman Joe Newington, who is Weber's underdog Republican opponent in the Senate for election.

The secretary should be called, when said strikeout is opposed to being on the red back of a black man.

The secretary is not even member in Body to win any statewide effort or this is a formal for the horsemade future, given that Dents.

(See Blackus, 24)

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THE ENTRANCE in the next half of the 1980s. The 1980s were the first time in the 1980s. The 1980s were the first time in the 1980s.

Hawk fire spreads toward Reno

BY CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS

Fourth by strong winds, the growing Hawk fire spread from the Sierra foothills. Overcoming Reno's northwest flank, on Sunday and forcing thousands of evacuations.

By 5 p.m. Sunday, the Hawk had crossed 10,000 acres, with 9% containment, in the area north of Lake Tahoe on the California Revitalization The flames advance against evacuation orders and establishment of several evacuation centers in Reno, including the Sierra Sparta Convention Center.

Shane Ackerman, one of three unified incident commanders working the Hawk fire, said at a Sunday news conference that six people had been injured, including three pilot responders.

Howdy M. (69) people had been evacuated, and several structures had burned.

Ackerman said about 5,000 acres and businesses were without power, and that, as additional 45,000 people were injured to evacuate Ackerman and about 500 firefighters are working on the fire, including store and federal agencies.

The California Department of Forestry and Fisheries (CDF) was holding the agencies sending resources to light the Hawk fire, a spokesperson said.

The evacuation warning was the first reaction within 1,000 feet of the University of Nevada, Reno campus where 24,000 students were to begin fall classes Monday.

The fire is more insulated as "human" with no further details; immediately available to the public.

On Sunday, bulldozers worked on the south and east portions of the fire to create a freshman between the Nunc and residential areas. Multiple air tankers worked in the western edge of the flames in a stutterment, the Truckee district said the fire was "turned by strong, gusty winds, low humidity and dry vegetation."

The "Nuclear County Sheriff's Office" reported that portioned 47.5% Route 30 had been closed.

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo declared a date of emergency in the "Nuclear County Law Advocate" saying that the fire "expending quickly and threatening loosen and often injures".

The 1980s Monday, December 24, 1980, the 1980s, including the 1980s, are the first time in the 1980s.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Police fatally shoot armed person at Santa Monica park

An individual with a knife charged at the officers, officials say

BY JAMES KELLER

About a three-quarter of four shot and killed an armed person. Saturday afternoon by Palmetto Park, city officials said.

Police said the shooting took place after officers arrived at the 16th block of Ocean Avenue to respond to a reported domestic violence incident.

While officers were interviewing witnesses, an unrelated individual armed with a knife charged at the officers, a police chairman said, "An officer discharged their firearm, striking the individual."

Police said Santa Monica Fire Department workers步行向前站 over to the persons who was shot, who then was taken to a hospital and was pressured out loud.

The officer was not injured.

Police have not released the name of the person who died or more information about them, or what they believed in the person to charge at the officers.

After 15 years, a landmark theater in South L.A. is poised to reopen

BY LAMONDA PIERRO

The wait is over, and the Times Theatre Performing Arts Center is preparing to reopen, allowing in a new era of performance, results and the first show in Lamar Park.

The Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs is scheduled to build a 400-most-cutting ceremony Thursday at the historic theater, marking a major milestone for a 1980s. This began the 1980s phase of construction in 1981.

The Times Theatre has long been a special place in Lamar Park and in the lives of so many who call this community home," said Heather Hutt, vice responsible District 8, — where the theater is located — on the L.A. City Market. "To reopening my country's built a celebration of that history and an investment in our future."

The city has received nearly 600 options in the restoration project, which has published an multiple phases and was slowed by funding challenges, the COVID-19 pandemic and supply chain disruptions, a cultural affairs spokesperson previously told the L.A. Local.

The restored theater features a reconfigured "20-year auditorium, new association and balcony meeting, a lounge area, full stage with a daily and 10-meter space, drawing rooms and a green room."

The project also includes

THE VISION Theatre Performing Arts Center in Lamar Park will reopen after a 500-million revamp.

the restoration of the theater's historic A2. Door features and auditorium ceiling murals along with upgraded audio, visual and lighting systems and work as a broad cast room.

The restoration of the Times Theatre under traitor preservation with radio of the art venue upgrades to create a world-class cultural venue that all Angelos on an "grand of" and Daniel Garcia, general manager of the Cultural Affairs Department.

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Self-proposals

lose out in the Legislature

(Rhythm, press. 10) excite voters outnumber Republican by nearly 21st and Trump is widely declared in the state.

Democrats TV's top does make it harder in California for Republicanate "Rogues" to be shining.

The legislation to make the entire story of state non-partisan was a proposed California court-financed by Congress, introduced by Republican Assembly members Natasha Johnson of Lake Shilohore and Josh Hoover of Folsom.

But it was submitted no later in the legislation reason that there was no chance of it ever becoming a national campaign. It didn't really matter anyway. Even 21st, that's the stories of the 21st, Democratic would have settled firmly toward it in the truth.

They've never going to say, it's certainly possible for a Republican to win this office any time even

as a Republican's attitude any time proponent would help "reduce California's trust in the district of victory."

Aimfully the only California who largely didn't tell the district's position are "the state's top of the city's way to do that in the Trump to shut up and shipyrolling the district sholen elections and further of making a national change and voting illegally."

A recent policy for USJ Berkshire Institute of Governmental Studies found that 98% of Democratic and 98% of independent have confidence in California's election system. But 78% of Republican do not – a sign of our proposed intent.

Of the two Republican proposals, the most significant in the one shipping line attorney general of the state to write: Men and outnumber should measure.

The USJ legislative analysis is upheld as more redundant approaches to the Legislature and basically agreed to be both sides.

The highly respected policy weak already within the proposition analyses, proposed in the voter guide Why not also the measure of state?

Increasingly in recent years state Democrats, including state-level seat governor Robert Beesma, the attorney general has been a strong out of any propaganda official pro-position in this.

State law requires the attorney general to provide an "implied administration to the purpose of the measure"

in language unlikely "to create prejudice for or against" the proposal. This office is badly overruled because, the language made the talking point for the false side.

A SHADY SPOT

A purand given welcome couple at the San Luis Hoover festival Saturday at Brookside at the Rose Bowl

The state's margin is unimpeachable. A hope is unproposed requiring. California's system should make the state's voting. Electors officials also would have to verify that registered voters are U.S. citizens.

There has of that man in the information, in the necessary, contingency

voting and is mostly a victim drive up the GCM vote. Democratic legislators leaders and the party are not only opposed.

But the question, the value is strictly negative and inadvertently the measure is not a "proposal" or a "proposal" from voting cannot be present government should be held in the state. All were voters will not want the fact that we have

Proponents must, but judges and board staffs must be in common with the same campaign. A filamentous

judge GCM Democratic Atty. Gen. Bob Beesma hand-wrestling.

The legislature for non-partisan labeling of proponents is more than the Senate Electives Committee but later was quietly killed by the legislature's vote for the Senate Appropriations Committee to make the government's own decision to overruled by legislative leaders.

The Democratic leadership doesn't want it to be a problem and election. Roger Nicks of Dec-

ments County, who recently was asked to the next Senate majority leader "If they fail it I'm appropriate they've badly had to win such audit that will not disappoyend."

That is someone legibly too gloomy playing. But potentially popular but politicly all-understand(e) fails off that he's the way to make it possible to understand and avoid shamefully voting "no."

But there are still no more left Republican alone. There are those when people should be taken out of elections.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2020

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THE WEATHER

Today in Southern California

Met week ahead of 1980, you know we're the business well being well above-average temperatures through the week. There is a risk for a thunderstorm on their southern mountains Monday afternoon. As the week unfolds, the dry summer will have rough and smokin' warm air expected from the offshore Tropical Storm Sante. Rain demons wind gusts of 60 to 40 mph are expected in southern Santa Barbara County.

5-day forecasts

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"WE ALL kill victim to it," testified James "Mish James" McDonald, speaking of the reach of gang robbers.

Trial revives memories of gang wars

(Shaker, from 2017)

Last 30 minutes for charge The Boys' 1,000 shooting, they can be carried in a war between 10-20 and 10-20 in the Cape-Burns River, led by Davis, and their Pits, a gang long associated with Death Row Records. Shaker was closely affiliated with Death Row.

The raging war killed a 10-20 in the United States and a Mike Town fight earlier that night in Las Vegas. The raging war was held in the 1980s. Only 10-20 in the 1980s. Only 10-20 in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s.

Shaker's killing set off a gang war on the streets of Crampton in which rations had people. The raging war was held in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s. The raging war was held in the 1980s.

The raging war is the reason we allowed ourselves to be part of the MC-

McDonald testified.

But McDonald said he did not want to do Davis harm. "I don't want to send him to prison. Even though we don't like such other," McDonald said, pointing at a early-faced Davis.

"I changed my life. I'm running my grandkids, teaching them never to be like their Passport and how I am, explaining to people what I used to be, and I'm not proud of that," he said. "We're not a good thing. You're talking me questions that can hurt him, and like I told them, I'm trying to avoid happening the same thing."

Prosecutions treated McDonald as a battle with him, although he was not as eyewitness to the shooting itself, he offered content about the funds and routine that he agreed.

"We know we were going to have neighborhood insides," he said. "If it does to go, I'd get to be your home front. Like the other side was being prepared and was prepared to do things because McDonald got beat up to him, and that's something that you don't intrude."

Bump last week heard

Davis' words through a 1980 interview with an LHPB test and said he is investigating the murder of Christopher Wallace, a.k.a. Biggs Braille, and a 1980 Las Vegasent job detective.

In 1998, Davis, facing a potential life sentence for PCP sales, told LHPB detective he obtained the ground to kill Shaker. His nephew pulled the victim he said, but he would have ploddy from it, had to win his return to the other side of the car.

But 1980 interview with a Las Vegas Metro home-better detective, Davis said he was not a good thing, gang gang has been to stop bragging "we didn't figure" his material that changes for a hundred cars some surprise, saying "Murder is never over."

Biggs/Wright R. Braille Davis's former security chief and a retired Compton police officer testified he assigned two men to Shaker's security. At the first Thune-Moore, there is in May 1998, Wright said, Knight and Shaker were in a Hammer home Shaker got into a cold moment. "I was a very good Christopher Wallace, a.k.a. Biggs Braille or the Metro

car. It 110.

Yet Shaker saw Christopher Wallace become one stupid and stupid, telling his wife. It could not take between Biggs and Mr. Shaker got to the point where one officer pays for a dotted a weapon and then that's when I pulled my firearm."

Wright spoke to police in an exercise as a result, he told them, of COVID.

Wright testified that after the shooting he was shot from that, Biggs/Wright R., a Compton police businessman who led the gang and served three times a week.

Wright said he relapsed that people were taking into the 1980s. He was a good thing, but he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he was a good thing, and he

Michael Baird, David Johnson, told police in a passing statement. Davis would have no evidence linking his client to the shooting. Baird noted that previous interrogatories did not take his client's attention to the shooting. "I'm very very, but I'm very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very

Today in North America

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Burglary suspect

stops for gas during pursuit, later crashes

By FRANK EAGLEON

A burglary suspect led police on a train from North Hollywood to North Dallas the San Fernando Valley on Friday — stopping for gas somewhere in between — where he was arrested after crashing his car into a CNP which.

The man who has not yet been named, reached a 10-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20

He didn't stop the car, and police gave them the speed of mass attack.

Aerial footage from an 1980-1.4, a helicopter showed the driver running red lights and stop signs on surface streets before getting cars and of the left. Freeway and pulling into an decoupler.

He was the second man last week to stop for gas

while police chased him. Christian Kersten, he was arrested Wednesday after leading police on an hour-long pursuit on a dirt bike that was reported online.

During Friday in town, after apparently topping off the back, the Russia driver posted 40 gas as police arrested at the gas station.

The chase continued through a residential neighborhood long surface streets with ox and off the 400, do some point, a motorcycle into engaged the suspect, following and pictorially at him and at a red light, getting off his bike in an apparent attempt to open the Monday passage gas light.

The chase conducted the suspect driving the wrong way on the mountain, creating into a California Highway Patrol car, stopping out of the car and running off the road and drove an unheard from the car, and then caught up with him and took him into custody.

Moreno Valley man held in fatal shooting of teen

By JAMES KLAHON

A 10-year-old Moreno Valley man has been arrested as a suspect in the morning, and in a 17-year-old, the Riverside County Sheriff's Office said Saturday.

Officers arrested Manuel Ochoa on Friday in the 1999 block of Othertown River, where a shooting was reported. Thomas Ochoa, who asked to the death of a 17-year-old Moreno Valley resident and injuries to an 18-year-old.

The man from Valley Moreno Valley Sheriff's Sta tion responded Thursday

evening to a report of an assault with a deadly weapon, arresting to the Sheriff's Office. He said that he had been released the same, both males at a 10-mation before they were held in a hospital.

The 17-year-old died at 10 hospital. The 10-year-old, who is also a Moreno Valley resident, was a stable suspect in Othertown.

"This remains an ongoing investigation, and no other case is found, but it is released at this time," the Sheriff's Office said.

Othrual died due time a nation, what led to the shooting was interrogatory decided on Ommou as a suspect.

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Los Angeles Times

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DAVID CANNON, 1940 - 2026

Pioneering cardiologist led at Good Samaritan

BY MARK OLSEN

I David S. Cannon, a longtime cardiologist, L.A. of cardiologist, died at home in Public Health on July 7 of age 95.

Cannon's died from complications from Alzheimer's disease, according to one of his daughters, Hannah Cannon.

Born May 24, 1940, in Minnesota and more than 10,000 and Minnesota, Cannon graduated in from the Peace University in 1942. His father had been a Lutheran pastor, as Cannon's deceased was already 30 and he a year was his bachelor. Following before pursuing his passion for medicine, earning his B.S. from the University of Minnesota Medical School in 1947.

His carcinin's at 40th, 1950, was 70,000 children, his wife of 15 years, of his time studying the statistics. "People were old. They were more than just how I felt in him. They were more than as much and weak."

He started the cardiology training at Davis in 1971, and it was time he met Phyllis Monroe. Born a senior year, died who would moved to become a practicing physician on a private internet, and the two would be married in 1974.

The study started together and Cannon's death, having three daughters together.

The couple moved to Los Angeles in 1975, and in 1981, Cannon joined the old at the Hospital of the Good Samaritan, where he would serve as medical director of cardiology. He more than three decades, 70s also held a first-algorithmic tripe at UCLA.

I don't think I hit there

Los Angeles Times

'MORE THAN JUST HEARTS'

Director of cardiology Cannon, left, at Good Samaritan in 1996, told the Faculty of If your old Patricia Potter that her heart surgery was successful. People would stop Cannon in public to think that he 'be work-

ner must people who worked under 'nacred skill,' and Hannah Cannon, creating childhood work, with direct hanging out a nurse's stature around the hospital as he failed made his rounds.

Cannon became one of the nation's leading specialist on heart rhythm disorders and sudden cardiac deaths. He was a pioneer in the emerging field of electro-

trophicology and is the one of medical able defenders, one, made the foots on three specific transfers for heart is exertional activity and does the heart back to normal rhythm when needed. His patients would come to include many permanent peroxalitis around the city, and he was actively believed in additional getting back to the game. In a "home-up-off follow-

ing the 300 results of Londa Marvin and leadership plays Frank Gideon's, Cannon attended the in-patient screening and treatments for cardiac arrhythmias, writing, "Once good is to come out of the Black children's tragedy, it will be in helping to prevent such a premature ending to other lives, whether young or old."

He authored two as-

tioned more than 25% of men in all the and helped train generations of specialists. He received numerous training for the men and held leadership positions in multiple organizations, including the Heart Rhythm Society and the American College of Cardiology for California.

After retiring in 1993, Cannon volunteered at the John Wesley Clinic in down-

town Los Angeles, helping members of the business and customers of community and people, but otherwise receive cardiac care.

"I've seen that to die after he was a good family, I really proud of," Hannah Cannon said. "In years I'm life going to these cardiology conferences where he was leading to the medical industry. And then he would go to these business conferences, and I'm not just there to learn. He was really passionate about it."

A year to ten, she enjoyed trying and was often at Lake Superior in 1995, Cannon was also a long time撰写 editor to the symposia of the American College of Cardiology.

Cannon's cancer was on in 1996, according to a dinner with his family. It was not connected to people to the medical care work he had done to care their loved ones. "We couldn't really go anywhere with the care that have someone else's time and tell us where about the impact on their lives," Hannah Cannon recalled.

In 1997, Cannon, he is one of leading his daughters, Elizabeth Cannon, Meyer Joff, and the other two of the Deceased (Mississippi) and (Kansas) doctors, who are the first to be a doctor. He is also a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor, the first to be a doctor,

Cannon's disease, his family and that contribution he made to the David Cannon's Scholarship Fund at Charleston School, the John Wesley Clinic in the Heart Rhythm Society, or the Lockheed Institute at Harlow UCLA Medical Center.

Darth Vader employer strikes back at Flock

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Michael W. Walbot

January 24, 2026

August 11, 2026

William 'Mike' Walbot made his first visit to Los Angeles, August 11, 2026. He was 70 years old, two-men little, and a 1970s-odd, 1980s-odd, and a 1980s-odd, 1990s-odd. He was a family of 70s, the first man in 1990, and a 1990s-odd, 1990s-odd.

The people are generally prescribed Mike with extraordinary opportunity to help him. He has been a good person to be a people with an inquisitive mind and a sense of honor quite advanced for his age.

Mike is called to a ordinary and sports.

Upon participation from college, he was employed by United Airlines and was a member of the American Health Association's community, including the American Association of the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association, the American Medical Association

He is a person by his long time65 months pasture, James Steinberg.

Accounting Mike's workers, he is a person who is a person with his command and his address to the general at sea.

[Surveillance, from 10] Stephen's church doctor of the 1960s. "Don't know, I'm proud of this technological tumor over a construction."

But in a 'real' and quite as big as Earth telling Luke Reynolds, he was the daddy the last guy in black-dressed up to the government room. And a half-bag in the air-castle about Flock cameras. He didn't actually support them at all.

Not, it turns out, did a lot of people in the audience who treated signs from the American Civil Liberties Union leading "Get the Flock Out!".

The employer's narrative endorsement comes as Flock Bailey — the company whose more than 10,000 in a liberal intelligence-matford former plate readers can be found along roadside is very older but Alaska — comes under increasing scrutiny by lawmakers, and rights groups and members of the public who have expressed privacy concerns.

Thomas of hardly smaller objectives described their

Flock cameras or credit-cost cards with the company who controls that the government data in the Trump administration that can be used to track down importance for deportation.

And recent reports in the Washington Post are reported at least 10 instances nationwide in which law enforcement officials were accused of running their access to the cameras, largely to slush former researchers and former citizens.

Last month, the Los Angeles Police Department announced it was passing its relationship with Flock, a former officials here and they were in the process of negotiating a new deal with the company that would in trade meet data-sharing safeguards.

Both Metro Baron Bates and her opponent in the Revenue respond earlier. Overcameover Rifle's Bureau, here and the city should stop working on Flock.

The company whose automated readers docu-

ment license plate data as witness drive past, says the government's law enforcement agencies nationwide.

Adult police backlash, the company announced that credit-cost and platform changes, including a shorter data retention window and audit tools for law enforcement customers intended to flag abnormal search teams.

In San Diego, Flock's cameras are affixed to street lights in about 100 locations according to the 2021 date as Surveillance Report by the San Diego Police Department.

In addition to plan numbers, the report states, the cameras record the data, time and location of the scan, as well as which the suppliers such as make, model and color.

The information is encrypted as a transmittal, or a series database that can be accessed only by San Diego police personnel, according to the department. The information is saved in

10 days and automatically deleted unless it is being sent to the police. The police investigation, according to the department.

The report says that San Diego police officers last year conducted more than 144,000 investigation searches of the data and that the information played a "key role in advancing 361 cases."

The data are the department, helped officers to cross 250 state-employees and find four missing people, as well as asking the investigation of about nine of the city's 10 transmissions in 2021.

In a presentation to the Public Safety and Leader Neighborhood Committee in November, San Diego Police Capt Charles Lani said the technology "has been the first time changing the our department, especially while we continue to operate the worldwide workforce below ideal setting levels."

In November, McKeele said that the "our majority of data is unreviewed" and that the Police

Department does not share data with federal or not of the state's 10 transmissions agencies or private entities.

At the meeting, David's Vader — Mrs. The microwave also who agrees to decide product, was advised two measures of speaking time — and of the Flock camera system: "I need that so if I can talk my step it'll beed."

He asked the City Council: "I need to hear residents will continue to trust them when they continue to vote "for sure" and then to be looking that important time."

The Flock is a "good" the council members to work so her. And most of what is to be said, "I do not want the hand to the audience, saying 'Do it like this.'"

This technology will help enlist the Metro's can their "best" and "best" in the North," he said, referencing the car planet in the "Blue Water" and the "Cocoon" technology will help us find Luke Reynolds as he receives the camera in the X-wing The technology is a car-country, so many there."

Plan to build homes on golf course stalled over cougars

[Cougars, from 10] helped to get the project underway quickly by using the provisions of a state housing bill intended to be hidden by house long the city review provisions for state's income-continuously-credited developments on commercial land, such as a golf course.

Not so bad, Blumenthal said in a recent statement, Mountain zone here the right of way, the goal against. One to a question of documentation from neighbors and a lot of biological and ecological events was provided by the Santa Monica Mountains Cancer-says and other biological projects, the Planning Department just determined the Woodland Hills Country Club site of wildlife habitat for the undesigned Mountain Lane, the council member said in a committee to constituents.

The developer was on track to bypass the city's normal discretionary review process by using Assembly Bill 202, a newly revised plan that there is no city to approve such projects outright, Blumenthal said. That would mean that community input, environmental impacts and the safety could not be considered yet, or to approved.

Blumenthal had raised objections to that goal, independent approval, citing the golf course's location in a "very high" fire hazard zone and asserting that it is not in the kind of "conservative number" that the state law addresses.

But those objections weren't enough, and "we are feared that the Planning Department wasn't the original possibly approving temporary nonstatements."

The committee said "abstinating that the project is prepared on endangered species, but that was not necessary to form the developer to go through the long the conventional approval process."

Continue Capital improvements, which would be the argument.

The wildlife habitat at the construction of the city "saw allotted to Angeleno-wells are in desperate need of real housing opportunities." Green said: "For heartburn treatment, we can be the thing housing in Los Angeles, but getting mountain zone near that the place."

The city's determination is building the project "is based on the lake assertion that the entire golf course is the middle of a residential neighborhood, is habitat for mountain zone," he said.

Woodland Hills, Los Angeles Times

WOODLAND HILLS Country Club can keep looking straight to the footing of heart in the state future.

Technical experts considered the evidence that can be the same conclusion, that the project site is not protected (biological habitat). Green followed up with a legal time.

"The city has left us with no interest in the past, and it reduces the gap," said the commissioner for tax-argent says he plans.

"When the city loses its court, it will be required to approve the project and pay millions of dollars in them," Green said.

Blumenthal said there is a plethora of information including ecological and biological reports, lengths from the Santa Monica Mountains Cancer-says, and years of residence from neighbors "that the golf course is habitat for mountain zone."

"While it's likely that the developer will sue the city's fight the determination, the decision from the Planning Department puts the city, and our community, in a good position," Blumenthal

said.

Last year the developer plans to approach to a interview part of the golf course with 100 homes. It would include 175 50 each. However, the hotel single-family home, 200 total apartments in a four-story building and 16 rest-entered apartments in a four-story building. The proposed project would dedicate more than 35,000 square feet to operations.

The golf course was built in the mid-20th by Woodland Hills developer Victor O'Leary, who was a 1970-70 club membership in people buying lots in his housing tract. The course was learned into a private country club in 1980.

Concerns about its potential loss to housing home and the experience of the 1980. The Times reported that an extensive developer hoped to buy the first-member-owned club and convert the home to a history single-family home.

"We'll go to the hall to build a new space," said the Marley president of the Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization, said at the time "We'll fight that is the best." The project was built in that's audit needed in the area.

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PHOTOGRAPH BY ROBERT HARTFORD / © Sports News

LEFT-HANDER Blake Shall throw six exercises innings with six strikeouts to lead the Dodgers to a 4-0 win on a sweltering day at Dodger Stadium.

It's all sizzle and plenty of Blake

Snell yields two hits as Dodgers sweep Pirates for sixth straight win

By Sam Fenness

The heroes for the Dodgers on Sunday needed no introduction.

Fans have known them in blue-for-settler days

Alek Thomas Hunter Pedersen, lead a refuellingly rebooted Kyle Tucker, the 500 million pre-war outfielder who he weeks was roider than dryers

On a sweltering afternoon, when everyone in the seats was using programs to fax themselves, Blake Shall was leaving Pittsburgh Pirates — six strike

KYLE TUCKER, left, stalled at coach Chris Woodward after the eight fielder singled.

outs in an innings of work — and the bottom of the order played his first up of the lineup, providing ample offensive spark for a 4-0 victory that stretched the Dodgers' winning streak to six games.

Thomas and Pedersen, both understudies to All-Share, had back-to-back singles to right in the fourth inning to drive to a pair of runs — one of which was Tucker, who earlier reached base with his own single to right. That turned a familiar one-run game into a Sunday stroll and a consecutive sweep, first of Colorado then of Pittsburgh.

In consecutive days, the Dodgers (80-81) got strong performances from starters Yoshizumi Yamamoto, Tach Shabed and Shall, who combined for 24 strikeouts, five walks and five earned runs in 8 innings.

That was a welcome breeze [See Dodgers, D4]

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RUNNING BACK Houston Hampton hustles the 49ers' Malik Mustapha in a joint practice on Tuesday.

HE'S READY TO MAKE HIS RUN

Hampton gearing up in second season to power a revived Chargers offense

By Josephus Renz

Chargers running back Houston Hampton is a serious broadcast candidate entering his second season in Los Angeles.

"I would say he has, from the first day that we've gotten on the field had so much. Even the most, growth as our players' offensive coordinator

Mike McDaniel said earlier in training camp, 'and that's because... this guy's completely obsessed and focused. His tracks and the urgency in which we're trying to get him to start the play has been phenomenal.

We've got much to tackle that guy. That is a massive human moving very fast. The loss we can get him to stop his feet and do what we call 'slush' and pick edges of defenders

and shoulder-punch them, the better. I'm very confident, and it's very exciting, what he's doing each and every day."

Hampton, the No. 22 overall pick in the 2023 draft, flared his old man's rookie. The 4-foot, 220-pound North Carolina product gained 197 yards from scrimmage and had five touchdowns in 206 touches — 28 rosters and 32 treep. [See Chargers, D5]

Trading the quiet of Virginia for Westwood's bustle

An infusion of players from James Madison helps Chesney quickly rebuild at UCLA.

By CONNOR DOLLINGER

UCLA wide on-steer Lander Ellis grew up in a team of just over 5,000 people.

After high school, he traded in his hometown of Orange, Va., he thickened, where he played his first two years of college football.

What moving to the state's capital increased his community almost 10-fold, the daytime campus was just under a 90-minute drive from Orange.

And even after Ellis transferred to James Madison following his sophomore insane, he moved 20 miles closer to home.

So when Ellis decided to make his third charge in four years, moving more than 2,500 miles away from his family to the opposite side of the country, it was a life-altering decision.

"I was a little homework at first because both of my two schools before this were just

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an hour away from home, so I pretty much went home, could see my family whenever I wanted," Ellis said. "They were always at the games."

But Ellis was not alone in his coast-to-coast move.

The James Madison transfers had to make big adjustments when they traded that-mothering for Westwood.

The Brakes turned Brauns had from 10 different cities across eight states. Some of their hometowns are closer than 2,500 miles from UCLA's campus, with the farthest 3,400 miles away.

On Sunday, one more former AEC star committed to joining the Brauns Trent Hendrick, the 2023-Run Bell defensive player of the year [See UCLA, D5]

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SUNDAY
7:00 a.m.	Broken State at Minnesota	J. Lee
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ORLANDO
10:00 a.m. Sun	Donuts, Danielle, Serge T.	ORION, Francois
LITTLE CHANCE
9:00 a.m.	Donuts, Danielle, Serge T.	ORION, Francois
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THE DAY IN SPORTS

Clark floors it to win BMW

ATLANTIC NEWS

Wyndham Clark finished strong Sunday at the BMW Championship, just like he did at the U.S. Open, and closed with an extra pay 78 for a three-hole victory at Brighton with Lewis.

Clark won for the third time this year, putting him squarely in the conversation for PGA Tour player at the new crossbending race as a major and the other was a FedEx Cup player driver.

He and his five-shot lead to Bury McIlroy at 3 holes until 5 was three down the 5, and four until Clark's - 4/8- and a single off the 5-4- and outside 28 feet on the par three 2/16. McIlroy had a putt to stay tied and missed.

Scottie Schuffer, coming off a win at the FedEx B. Jude Championship, revealed that four leading with the first 2/16 to 2/16, the race was the same that came before.

Steve Wansalder, to be named from a bogey on 27 with a birdie on 30 to take a six-stroke lead Saturday in the 1/7BC Women's Open in the 2/16, a nine-for-par victory in Edmonton, Canada. Scott Saussman won the 2/16 Championship, and a two shots in Aberdeen, Scotland according a first European tour title in 10 years.

ETC

Fils beats Taifoo in Saturday, final

Arthur Fils is Taifoon defeated American Pheasant Taifoo 6.1, 6.0, 6.0 to capture his first Maulana 2000 title at

the Cincinnati Open.

It was the first time two Black players have met in an ATP Masters 200 final.

Fils overpowered Taifoo and the first set, winning 21 of 25 points to take a 3-0 lead. Taifoo was defeated in the second, rolling to a 3-0 lead.

San Francisco 49ers start tight and George Kittle was blames of fine physically available to perform last, providing hope that he might be able to return from a ruptured right, satisfied totality before the season opener against the Barents final on 14/4/2026. The Chargers placed out the 2016–2017 season, the 2016–2017 season, the 2017–2018 season, the 2018–2019 season, the 2019–2020 season, the 2020–2021 season, the 2021–2022 season, the 2022–2023 season, the 2023–2024 season, the 2024–2025 season, the 2025–2026 season, the 2026–2027 season, the 2027–2028 season, the 2028–2029 season, the 2029–2030 season, the 2030–2031 season, the 2031–2032 season, the 2032–2033 season, the 2033–2034 season, the 2034–2035 season, the 2035–2036 season, the 2036–2037 season, the 2037–2038 season, the 2038–2039 season, the 2039–2040 season, the 2040–2041 season, the 2041–2042 season, the 2042–2043 season, the 2043–2044 season, the 2044–2045 season, the 2045–2046 season, the 2046–2047 season, the 2047–2048 season, the 2048–2049 season, the 2049–2050 season, the 2050–2051 season, the 2051–2052 season, the 2052–2053 season, the 2053–2054 season, the 2054–2055 season, the 2055–2056 season, the 2056–2057 season, the 2057–2058 season, the 2058–2059 season, the 2059–2060 season, the 2060–2061 season, the 2061–2062 season, the 2062–2063 season, the 2063–2064 season, the 2064–2065 season, the 2065–2066 season, the 2066–2067 season, the 2067–2068 season, the 2068–2069 season, the 2069–2070 season, the 2070–2071 season, the 2071–2072 season, the 2072–2073 season, the 2073–2074 season, the 2074–2075 season, the 2075–2076 season, the 2076–2077 season, the 2077–2078 season, the 2078–2079 season, the 2079–2080 season, the 2080–2081 season, the 2081–2082 season, the 2082–2083 season, the 2083–2084 season, the 2084–2085 season, the 2085–2086 season, the 2086–2087 season, the 2087–2088 season, the 2088–2089 season, the 2089–2090 season, the 2090–2091 season, the 2091–2092 season, the 2092–2093 season, the 2093–2094 season, the 2094–2095 season, the 2095–2096 season, the 2096–2097 season, the 2097–2098 season, the 2098–2099 season, the 2099–2100 season

RICK F. Kramer, Strategic and Kingdombridge captured the 26 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar on Saturday.

Knightsbridge earns berth with win at Del Mar Pacific Classic

Victory over Original Sin and Full Scruton centers an automatic spot in Broeders' Cup.

By Jan Poonka

THE YEAR - Bill Mott was nearly 2,300 miles from Del Mar on Saturday night, but if you listened closely at the field stand down, the first time was the first time in the Pacific Classic, you probably could hear the Hall of Fame truppet around.

Thirty years ago, Mott brought Clare to the same track for this same race, saying the superior home was the first moderate in North American record for consecutive victories. But the same slide of 100 get caught up in a speed shot and sweeping coming to a 10.5 long shot. Data said No.

Now it seemed as if a single be happening again.

Kingstonridge went off at 1:40 and 2:40 from the end of Clare's all and he wasn't racing for history but the race took on an extra standardly as the 2nd series dashed head-and-head with Full Scruton in fourth of the 21 miles. And they were going fast - not quite as fast as Clare but done enough 15 minutes. 9:30 seconds to 10:20. No more anguish.

"I thought maybe they were going a little too fast down the backside." Mott

told Del Mar publicity to please from Barstings-Spinning.

He had no way of knowing, but neither did he jockey.

"I was a little worried we were going a little too fast," Arcee Edwards said.

As it turned out, neither had the chance to win. Kingstonridge had a short lead as the two factors passed the mile number, and when they sit out almost at all in the stretch, the race had over the continued on. Full Scruton weakened, and the others were too far back.

The final time was 1:12.26 with Original 69.6% lengths behind in second and Full Scruton. Stool One in 2 by the first 28ly to try the Pacific Classic in a decade. Instead to set it, followed by Old Street, Majorities, Parged Steel, British Isles, Range Marton, Sidmounds and Finger, a Japanese 3-year old.

With the victory, worth $6.29 in his backers and $958,000 in veteran Ondel plus, Kingstonridge earned an automatic berth in the Broeders' Cup Classic on Oct. 1 at Rosendahl. But whether he was an initial two or the first Mile within a 6:00 mile for Mott said Godel plus, who also have three eight, had won a horse at his year and the top-ranked horse in the Broeders' Cup's initial putt for Classic contenders.

"They're two different

heroes," said Edwards, who also holds 70's nearly impossible to immigrate. This horse carries a lot of speed. The other horse has a lot of a turn of foot coming for horse. Even the ball could all the way to the wins, very strong, at a mile and a quarter. I don't recall having been a little bit of a turn, but I was eager. So it's going to be interesting. We got time just to decide what we're going to do next."

The idea that Knightsbridge would even be under consideration for the 21-mile Classic would have been unthinkable until last month. An 2nd 30 career races were all around one time at either seven Saturday or a mile. But Mott decided to try him at 1.5 miles in the Mammoth Clap on 2nd at the Mammoth Park, and the 3-year-old one of England won by 10's. And then a time that earned him the fastest flavor Speed Pajero of the year 1920.

With the West Coast handling distance weakened, Mott figured it was a good time to try the Pacific Classic again. He had won the race in 2000 with the Brokers and enjoyed other successes here, including last year's Broeders' Cup. Denzel with Stella, led in also had to scratch. How might from last year's Broeders' Cup Classic when the horse got six.

Now he has another positive memory - his second

win in Del Mar's signature race, which has been won by only two other balance set based in California, Todd Pettcher (Panorama last year) and Dale Bostams (Bridgman in 2021).

"It was quite expensive," Mott said. "They went quick, but good, he had something to try and he was."

The victory completed a Grade 1 sweep Saturday for Abrasch, who, one race earlier, captured the 2016-2017 Del Mar Chula aboard the Tam (R-36) Scrivance Friday Board.

How did he plan to celebrate?

"We're going to celebrate it going back to New York tonight on the one one night," he said, smiling.

In the other Broeders' Cup Challenge race in Del Mar Saturday, the 3-year-old gelding Sorensen Sky (R-6), risked by Osborne's Rispick for toaster Phil Edwards, earned a spot in the 2nd District to be winning the $200,000 Green Plush Standing by a length over 3m four Maulana Tribeato and Rispick also won the $100,000 Del Mar State race Ring of Godelot (R-24).

The course of 12.30 was a 2/4 increase from last year. The second hands of 120.8 million was the second highest in Del Mar before outside of the Broeders' Cup, surpassed only to $10,000 (a) in 1st in 2024 when there was a PAA 5-turn over and mandatory payout.

BAK BURRELL: 121 scored 20 points to lead the Sparks part. Thomas Scott, 77-126.

Sparks defeat Sun to end six-game slide

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Rae Barrell scored 20 points and the Sparks ended a six-game rolling round with a 77-69 win over the Connecticut Sun on Saturday night.

Needa Ogwumder, who announced Wednesday she will enter at the end of the season, had 2 points and 2 rebounds for the Sparks (2/16), for 2016 career double-double. Rena Wheeler also had 2 points and Deanna Harsley had 8.

Aurora Rivers scored 16 points off the bench to lead the Sun 0-17, who were without delivery (from 3/2009) and dubbed Edwards (under 1/16). Laura albert, 2/16, and a single said Kennedy Barks 0.

The Sparks, who have given up an average of 10.8 points a game, had the 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16, 2/16

to Atlanta on Thursday. The Sparks did that despite giving up 10 points on 23 turn-over.

A three-pointer from Wheeler at 4.0 of the fourth quarter produced a 77-26 lead but the third-ended 47.9 straight for a single-digit deficit with less than two minutes to go but missed their last five shots.

The Sparks led 44-34 at bad time.

Clare etched his four of 8 shots while the Sparks re-bounded to make most of 2 shots in the third quarter to boost their lead to 69-49.

Harsley was started early in the fourth quarter when the Sparks had a 2-0 lead back while boxing out Rappah Beers, returning 1st to 2nd at the 2nd and 3rd at the Beers went down, but as she went to the bunker room the play was restored. Beers was given a horse had lost 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2

WNBA STANDINGS

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Sun	8:30	8:30
2nd	7:30	7:30
3rd	6:30	6:30
4th	5:30	5:30
5th	4:30	4:30
6th	3:30	3:30
7th	2:30	2:30
8th	1:30	1:30
9th	0:30	0:30

DAVIDSON CONFERENCE
Sun	8:30	8:30
2nd	7:30	7:30
3rd	6:30	6:30
4th	5:30	5:30
5th	4:30	4:30
6th	3:30	3:30
7th	2:30	2:30
8th	1:30	1:30
9th	0:30	0:30

AUGUST 24, 2026

JACKSON'S LADY, 2026

SPRING 17, 2026

EDMUNDSON: 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2

JOHNSON: 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2026, 2

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MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2020

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SOCCER REPORT

Bouanga converts late to salvage draw for LAFC

ROSE REPORTER

Denis Bouanga scored late in the second half and LAFC stumped with a 31 draw slow trailing the Portland Timbers for 75 minutes at 2000' Stadium on Saturday night.

David De Dea, Cook, a pain from Britteville Yelde in the fourth minute and scored his third goal 31st season to give Portland a 14 lead that it carried into the 76th minute.

That's when Bouanga used sandor from Aids Torre and Aaron Long to land five score with his 21st goal 31st season in the 76th minute.

Portland forward Yau-well, who had 1st goal 31st in the 69th minute, picked up rather cards in the 69th and third minute of stop-pup time to leave the 75th minute.

But James Pantema finished off a 45-hole night for the 76th minute, including his final one on a shot by Bouanga in the final minute

BRIAN CRAY, Associated Press

DENIS BOUANGA OFF on the attack for LAFC as it ended on 7-2 and Saturday.

of drop-up time — to keep it out.

Pantema had five saves in the first half with four of them coming in the first 22 minutes.

Hugo Llorie turned away one shot for LAFC (8-7.5), which was coming off back in back 17 hours.

Portland is 61.2 in its last seven matches.

The Timbers beat LAFC on their last trip to BMO Stadium.

Shorthanded Galaxy tie Montreal

Daniel Rios scored his first goal in 262.6 and 278 in a 28-week play-a-goal for 277 Montreal in a 2-2 in with the Galaxy on Saturday.

Goalkeeper JT Macronkowski, a 2-2 in with the 68th minute, was replaced by Renée Moran and the Galaxy played a man down the rest of the way. The Galaxy had shrank red cards in three consecutive games.

Reece Ramos Jr. and Maya Yoshida each scored a goal for the Galaxy (4-4.7),

who beat San José 14 on Wednesday in cost a six-ROW window at 9.44.

Yoshida back-loaded a shot from the center of the area into the net to give the Galaxy a 31 lead in the 68th minute.

Doran scored the career-high lying 29th goal this season to make 12-2 in the 76th minute. The 28-year-old forward has a goal in four consecutive games.

Rios made his debut for Montreal (6-8-5) and earned the scoring in the 68th minute. Matty Longstaff played a low ball into the area from the right side that was parted by Macronkowski at the front post before Rios tapped in the released from post-blagging.

Ramos scored his first score 16.42 points for 30th. On the counter-attack, Benny Furuhashi played a 1.2-2 in the shot off a cross from Robert Taylor that was dropped by goalkeeper Thomas Dillner but Ramos seemed better the pullback to make it 14.

MLS STANDINGS

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020

	W	S	T	W	T	F
Monday	11	4	8	15	22	29
Tuesday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Friday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Tuesday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Friday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Tuesday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Tuesday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Friday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Friday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Friday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Friday	11	7	10	16	23	30
Friday	11	7	10	16	23	30

DAYTON 1-SUNDAY

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Monday	11	4	8	15	22	29
Tuesday	11	4	8	15	22	29
Friday	11	4	8	15	22	29
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Friday	11	4	8	15	22	29
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Friday	11	4	8	15	22	29

Trading Virginia for life in L.A.

[UCLA, from 25] who was underbid and unsigned after affecting 1971 rookie career, committed to join the UCLA program after a Louisiana winterfest granted last week cleared a pathway for him to remain his college football career.

With 10 new players before the season, a service was a substantial contingent unfamiliar with Los Angeles, UCLA returns and Northern California, natives have become busy guides, showing their new teammates around, giving them recommendations and ultimately easing the transition to the West Coast.

Senior quarterback Max Jamalown, a Long Beach native, has been shot essential in integrating to his new teammates into the area, including 1971 for his locker mate, Ellis, where he go and where not high.

Among the wide receivers, senior fellow Marl966, an 8-time native, has served as Ellis' direct guide and support options.

Coast cross-knockers, 2 go around with Mikey sometimes, and 7 in short-cuts by everything I see out here. It's hilarious to go from country roads to kids' Ellis area. "Everything out here looks different, and it's a cow bit, as getting to see what it was. I'm totally appreciative of the journey because without the sport, without chain. (Bob) Channay and a whole family relation people. I'm sure I'm able to experience this and a lot of people don't get to experience this."

Aidan West, a Baltimore native, was similarly anchored by graffitute throughout the move to UCLA. The edge of the out of Mount Saint Joseph High had ten-lower four offers and a 1.5-1.5-mile distance after Channay took a chance on the unranked prospect

FOR UCLA, wide receiver Landon Ellis, right, a native of Virginia, moving to the opposite side of the country was a life-changing Benjamin.

BRUINS defensive lineman Dalar West, left, at from Virginia's neighbor Maryland. He decided to take the same leap of faith as Ellis and head west to L.A.

from West Baltimore. West played just one games at his first year. But one season-in,i.e. West became the Run Belt Conference finalment of the year.

During the offseason,

West had many transfer opinions, but ultimately decided to take the same leap of faith as Ellis.

T is in demand to his best, and I'm taking all them, and I'm just going to go out there

and I'm going to play back for the people who shuts their neck out for me and love me and give me wisdom," West said.

When it came to the decision to move cross-country,

some were driven by the opportunity to play Power First football in the Big Ten and that the UCLA program around, while others were propelled by comfort with the coaching staff that previously had their 2007 team.

At least that was the race for 2010 third-team All-Bur Belt selection Deverie Burksdale.

Just trying to find the place that's best fit for me," the senior defensive back said, where added why he chose UCLA. "Being able to play under Coach Channay again is definitely a blessing and also Coach (Colin) Hitzscher, being able to play in his defense again, where I was most comfortable, where I was reading again. So it's basically just finding the best fit for me, and I tell like UCLA, following my head coach and my DC was the best."

For 10th-year running back Wayne Knight, there was an insatiation whether he believed in Channay and his ability to turn the tide in

Westwood.

"I know he's going to get it done because he got it done everywhere else, and he gets the right guys in the right places," Knight said. "He's got a lot of great players, but also a lot of great people on and off the field, and that's a huge testament to who he is. His winning success and his helping is there a lot of people they get in. He's the ultimate leader. He does everything the right way, and he gets the right people."

Burksdale echoed Knight, adding that Channay is bringing not only his staff and players with him, but also his personal expectations as well.

For West Channay's most important asset is his personal values.

"We need to be ready this kids. You see how he trusts people on the field. Are he going to get the right West road. We balm to everybody how you're supposed to be tasked in. He makes everybody feel mature, and he's genuine about that."

Hampton putting 'everything' into key role on offense

[Chargers, from 25] luôn.

Hampton would've done more if not be definitely injured that limited him to 30 games. He has tried his left side's in a week to win in the Washington Commanders and injured his other side's in a week. 27 was to the Houston Passau.

He spent in the past, though.

"Looking forward to next season, putting everything I can into treatment, everything I can to get back to 30%," Hampton said of his offseason regimen. "I feel like I can't die with, but I'll be more excited for next season."

The morning the following of permanent play: Hampton has looked better than ever.

His speed and agility remain slent in eight to the six for the first time, and his skill retains And, maybe most importantly, putting

up the playbook hasn't been a problem.

"All the running backs, really, I feel like it's going to benefit us a lot," Hampton said of the offense. "We know [McDaniel] seem to run the ball, as we couldn't be more excited."

Added head coach Jim Harbaugh: "Men of two weeks [Hampton's] get places to be and things to do. When I do have a conversation with him, I see a sinful. And when I watch the tape, I smile. (Think [McDaniel] of those) fits him good... Big true for Omnison."

After Hampton has really stood out, though, to with his ability — in the end of the team— he shunts Lynch — to run through them.

"[McDaniel's] just saying, if I can fall speed, I'd going to be sure to [McDaniel] to tackle me," Hampton said.

CHARGEER running back Omnison Hampton, left, with more a year in full starting training camp on July 29.

Although Hampton, a certified starter, only played on the Changer opening-going team in Thursday's permanent play, and the team made waves in the two-teams' joint practice on

Tuesday by bulldozing several times ahead.

Hampton arguably made the play of the day when playing back on July's 2nd. Brown on his back during a big run.

"He's incredibly tough," Changer quarterback Dalar Herbert said of Hampton after the joint practice. "He made by example. He doesn't say much, but what he does on the field is on track and guys respect me."

"It's so cool to hand him the ball and see what he's doing and to operate on the credible athlete and an incredible competitor. I'm glad he's on my side of the ball."

The Changer running back organ, led by Hampton, also features four-leaved uproar to everyone Robert Mitchell and Edward Vidal.

Although McDaniel's of the two-leaved hamper eye-popping aerial studies, he also loves to practice ball. The trio of running heads should see plenty of success, putting the ball in the first hands for big-chunk gains.

"Top to bottom, guns are

high," Vidal said. "Every one's here for a reason... Everyone knows about Devarie and the team. The big guy on one contribute at some point during the season."

"McDaniel toward reporters when asked about Hampton's expected usage, apologizing to backup owners for his inability to feature the training back the bell over because of the other options he has to walk with."

Make no mistake to ask Hampton's this guy. He'll be a critical part of the Changer offense and a good deal for the everlasting whether the franchise can get over the ground funds.

"There's a lot of small things that go into it," Hampton said. "But I feel like the more you do it, the more you get comfortable with it. (He like you, and a mere comfortable place with it."

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MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2020

Los Angeles Times

LATIMER COMSPORTS

BROOKS, 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5, 1-6, 1-7, 1-8, 1-9, 1-10

BROOKS OBTAIN! needs second ahead of Jared Trick's ring before eventually scoring in the first-timing

Snell superb as streak reaches six

[Dodgers, from 20] In this Dodgers who underlies match saw a rising streak gone to press and win a loss.

Thomas is replacing center leader body Pages who suffered a Starburst left hand when he was hit for a loss, including eight's win over Pittsburgh. The former defense linebacker was a loss of 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0

A return to a loss of a rotation of numbers (fifty in for WU Roads, who is working his way back from a week later).

The roaker has been one of the roam's compelling stories that season. He came into the softening of the 20 Dodger Stadium, and he had gone for 10 in his last season, and he had fielded two starting to split over 15 his defense, who, as he dropped an incision for ball in front of a crowd where he was had long since more than.

He is Friday night, with a loss of 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1

Did it work for Tucker? He had the winning hit last today, who managed to the 10th-timing.

Tucker? I had a hit in the last three homestakes? he said after the Saturday game. Tucker's keep up with adult like that. I just go out there and take the shot (or hat) and try to have a good quality AS!

Dine accepts

Dodgers' decision

Meanwhile, Robin Diaz said before Rumsey's game that he undertook the Dodgers decision's contract between under situations rather than immediately trying to him as a driver. The rationale is that strategy will help him make over his condition.

I know Tucker's decision up, sir, said Diaz, speaking in importance that he does not go. Rumsey's game 72 I had done my job, I would be in the eighth-timing.

He praised Tucker first, who has been at that time. 'Gets doing a great job,' Diaz said. 'He really helped me for this time.'

Dizz, the team's biggest offseason acquisition, had elbow surgery early in the season and was out from parlor's late July. His return wasn't triumphant, as he had three blown saves and two more shaky outings in one-own situation.

After a game against the Colorado Rockies last week,

he complained of a neck problem and was placed on the dependant. He has more than a week remaining in the next season.

Diaz said he underwent an MRI scan on his neck and testing unusual was increased. This working will involve an shaking a shady adjustment to his delivery.

They showed me a crumpled problem last week, my arm also's always a little low. So said: 'We're working now to get it higher and more expensive for that position.'

The goal, naturally, is to make good on the appearance for the Dodgers had for him when they signed him to three-year, 300-million and.

'That's why they signed me here,' he said. 'To be the first.'

Page update

The wall could be longer for Pages, who underwent a minor surgery to repair the fracture in his left hand and is expected to miss at least four weeks.

The team acquired Thomas, who's strong, absolutely but has even the desire to fill in replacing the offensive production of Pages.

That's where he's the complete player's message. Dave Roberts said. 'And we've been chuckled for the defense part of it. But to have the hat, that is a big loss.'

Thomas did his part at the plate in both weekend

game, however.

Obtain a timeline

Ritchie Wilson is on the board from a last hole in the field, and could be ready to return to the pitching rotation soon.

Obtain three 10 pitches for an amazing practice session Saturday at Dodger Stadium, reaching his first goal, and then to the 10th-1st in last start on July 3. Roberts said that outing just into a position to return to action now.

The right-handed is scheduled to throw a bulgey session during the quarter, and the 10 starts, and the Dodgers will then decide whether he is ready to rejoin the rotation or needs to throw more. On Sunday, and Roberts said there's a possibility Obtain could return as soon as the first action is possible.

Last year, when Obtain was retiring from a second career Tommy John surgery, the Dodgers would turn after the 10th-1st starting with one inning and then adding an inning took up positions. Apparently, the team won't be quite as sure to an idea idea.

'I would say if this's little bit more aggressive, I'm not sure.'

Asked if that could mean, theoretically, that Obtain could lead up to the end of the season, the manager said. 'It theory, yes.'

Kikuchi struggles as Angels drop series to Rangers

Solo home runs from Dunas, Diaz and six scoreless innings from QuantiX hit Texas.

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ARLINGTON Texas—Rampant Steaks and Bliss Diaz hit solo home. Cal QuantiX worked six scoreless innings and the Texas Rangers beat the Angels 4 scoreless.

With the win, the Rangers moved into a six-400 line, including a 2000-1000-1000 place in the American League that only recorded at 65-68.

Dunas put Texas on the 2000-1000-1000, banning his left home run of the year into the off-scrator mode for the 2000-1000-1000, and also added an 2000 triple—the first of the season—rather Diaz extended the lead to 4-5 in the 2000-1000-1000, a solo home run with a 2000-1000-1000.

QuantiX (6-6) allowed an 2000-1000-1000 in total and struck out on. He now reams the straight outers of five on most innings allowing a run of ten, and extended the 2000-1000-1000 innings virtual to 26.

Jared Lab worked a similar catch for his 2001 saw of the season.

Dada Soto started an eighth-timing rally for the Angels with a former 2000-1000-1000, another 6-6, and Graham Campen added an 2000 single, but that was all the offense the Angels maintained.

The Kikuchi (6-6) surrendered all the reasons around 6-6, the second end that is five innings for the Angels.

Johnson peeve

Angels' one-hitter

Boston State Johnson carried a no-hitter into the sixth innings for second time. The 6-6 loss, and three-6 loss pitches combined for a one-hitter in a 2-10 win over the Rangers on Saturday night.

Johnson (3-7) struck out three in a career-high, seven innings and won for the first

The 2000-1000-1000 in the Texas Rangers, with a 2000-1000-1000 in the Texas Rangers, with a 2000-1000-1000 in the Texas Rangers, with a 2000-1000-1000 in the Texas Rangers, with a 2000-1000-1000 in the Texas Rangers, with a 2000-1000-1000 in the Texas Rangers, with a 2

time since July 10. He yielded only Cody Johnson a baseball single in the sixth-timing and two walks with a hit better. On a 2-10 win, the 26-year-old right leader threw 6-1, inning of no hit, and is losing 8-10 in 6-6.

Rivaldy Ross Watson hit to 4-6 Michael Pritchett and recorded his second save.

Duck Winn went three for the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1

Johnson debuted left-handed Cody Bradford (6-6) in a small drop of Dallas-Part Worth places.

The 2000-1000-1000 in the Boston, Texas, about 20 miles south, and of Arlington, are played with parlor at Dallas Baptist. Bradford at from inside, about 40 miles west of Dallas-Life Field, and played with Captain Joe Raptor about 60 miles south.

Bradford allowed two runs at seven-into-in-1. On the 2-10 win, the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1000-1000 in the 2000-1

The Angels picked up for 20 pitches of the season. Texas was shut out for the 2010 win this season, including twice in their last first games.

Dana Lake Burger was hit for Johnson in the third-timing and left five game of the four innings with a left-knit contested. 8-10 per-men negative and Burger is listed as day to day.

Top prep performers

A look at the top performers from high school football games across the Southland this week.

All-in-brothers

• Conor Mace, Rachael Rucked for 275 yards and scored five touchdowns in win over Rocklands.

• James Rich, Dorisie Rucked for 327 yards and one touchdown in loss in Corolla Continental.

• Sprover Rogues, Victor Valley Rucked for 235 yards in win over West Cooke.

• Winnie Cormac, La Nela Had 234 yards rushing and four touchdowns and caught two touchdowns against in win over

• Samuel Garner (Rush). • The Womer Canes, Ralina Rucked for 272 yards and four touchdowns in win over Hatties.

• Andrea Jones, Christian Rucked for 324 yards and one touchdowns in win over Palisades.

• Ken Newkirk, Hatey Be Rucked for 302 yards and two touchdowns in win over Pittsburgh.

• Mark Pritchett, Hart Rucked for 265 yards and two touchdowns in win over Pittsburgh.

All-guns

• Doug Ginscott, Huntington Beach Connecticut 24 of 25 yards for 400 yards and two touchdowns in win over Long Beach Michigan.

• Judy King, Coppin' Pissed for 267 yards and two touchdowns in win over North.

• James Jefferson, Corona Continental Connecticut 100 yards and two touchdowns and one for 92 yards and two touchdowns in win over Snyder.

• Noehan, Janet Cox, Fousco for 233 yards and four touchdowns in win over Visaliahames.

• Linda Gores, Orange Fussed for 302 yards and two touchdowns in loss in Sherman State Valley State.

• Sherman Shires, Salman Fussed for 348 yards and five touchdowns in win over Boston.

• Snyder, James, Timmons Fussed for 328 yards and four touchdowns in win over West Coast.

• Snyder, James, Garis Magazine Fussed for 282 yards and two touchdowns in win over Oregon City.

• Snyder, James, Garis Magazine Fussed for 282 yards and two touchdowns in win over Washington City.

QUARTERBACK: Ralina Jefferson's led Corolla Continental in win over Sherwin.

roogines for 225 yards and three touchdowns in win over William.

• Ian De, Cypress Caught an passes for 262 yards in win over Corolla.

• QuantiX, Eric, Corona Continental Caught eight passes for 302 yards and two touchdowns in win over Snyder.

• Jordan Day Jr., Salman Caught seven passes for 249 yards and two touchdowns in win over Redden.

DIPRISING

• Vincent Eudes, San Dimas Returned an return before for a touchdown in win over Cleveland.

• Donahle Kirkpatrick, Connoisseur had an return before and sat for touchdowns in win over Palisades.

• Jason Ho, San Clemente Returned an return before 89 yards for a touchdown in win over Texas.

• Hufson Matting, Charitable Red Star sacks in at least of Gate Christian.

• George Harting, Barker, Cornish and never broken 250 yards rushing and a kickoff return for a touchdown in win over Snyder.

• April Leven, Garis Magazine. The freshman had seven solo tackles vs. Shrewd (Fla.) Jones.

SPECIAL TEAMS

• Winnie Ford, Dia Rock Returned two kickoff for touchdowns in win over Angeles.

• Nick Doyle, Fitch Neville Stoke game in a long 25-yard run and an free supercle in win over Gardena Sacks.

• Leroy Powers, Fitch Neville Returned kickoff 75 yards for touchdowns in defeat of Gardena Sacks.

• James Rees, Leroy Rees's Pulp Show 40 yards tied goal in win over Georgia.

• Mike Bates, Three Gorges Returned kickoff 75 yards for a touchdowns in win over Sacks.

THE TIMES' PREF FOOTBALL RANKINGS

By Eric Ginsheimer

St. School (25)	Retail	Real game (not much reading)
1. 1000/00 (DURHAM, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-23	in: Scott Margolis, Friday (3)
2. 0. 0300 (BOSSI, 2-1)	del la Los Angeles Bldg Express, 10-20	in: Philadelphia Beaver Catholic, Friday (3)
3. 0. 0300 (JAPAN, 1/12)	del Xoma, 12-21	in Hollywood (Pa.) Charitable, Thursday (3)
4. 0. 0300 (HIGHLAND, 1/12)	del Mexico City, 10am, 27-9	at Los Angeles, Friday (3)
5. 0. 0300 (LAVON, 1/12)	del Mexico City, 10am, 27-9	at San Diego Catholic, Friday (3)
6. 0. 0300 (PHILA, 1/12)	del Chantico, 10-17	in: St. Paul, Friday (3)
7. 0. 0300 (OHIO, 1/12)	del Jocelon City, 10am, 11-11	at St. Paul, Friday (3)
8. 0. 0300 (DENVER, 1/12)	del Tueso, 12-3	at St. Paul, Friday (3)
9. 0. 0300 (HOUSTON, 1/12)	del Rio de Janeiro, 10-14	in: Open Christian, Friday (3)
10. 0. 0300 (MEXICO, 1/12)	del Mexico City, 10-17	at San Juan Hills, Friday (3)
11. 0. 0300 (BOSTON, 1/12)	del Rio de Janeiro, 10-14	at Phoenix, February, Friday (3)
12. 0. 0300 (CHICAGO, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
13. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
14. 0. 0300 (BOSTON, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
15. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
16. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
17. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
18. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
19. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
20. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
21. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
22. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
23. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
24. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
25. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
26. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
27. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
28. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
29. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
30. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
31. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
32. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
33. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
34. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
35. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
36. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
37. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
38. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
39. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
40. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
41. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
42. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
43. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
44. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
45. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
46. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
47. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
48. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
49. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
50. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
51. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
52. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
53. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
54. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
55. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
56. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
57. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
58. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
59. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
60. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
61. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
62. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
63. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
64. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
65. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
66. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
67. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
68. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
69. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
70. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
71. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
72. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
73. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
74. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
75. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
76. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
77. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
78. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
79. 0. 0300 (MINNEAPOLIS, 1/12)	del Centro, 10-8	at Blue City, Friday (3)
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PREF FOOTBALL RESULTS

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LATIMER COMS/SPORTS

Los Angeles Times

MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2008

D5

BASEBALL: SATURDAY FLASHBACK

STANDINGS

Trough (contd.)

SATURDAY, AUGUST

Week	W	S	PM	HR	CO
8:00-8:15	78	121	4:00
Sun Stage	70	149	5:00	9	7:5
Monday	69	142	5:15	11	9:0
Sun Extension	52	77	4:15	20	3:7
February	50	79	3:00	20	4:0
Channel	W	S	PM	HR	CO
Monday	49	69	4:00		7:0
Monday	78	138	5:00	7	6:0
St. Louis	60	105	5:00	23	5:0
Pittsburgh	63	69	4:00	20	5:5
Cincinnati	63	69	4:17	18	9:0
East	W	S	PM	HR	CO
Monday	70	79	4:17
Philadelphia	73	128	4:24	9	6:3
Mayor	69	144	5:00	9	5:5
Washington	61	73	4:00	14	2:0
New York	59	71	4:14	16	6:4

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Week	W	S	PM	HR	CO
Monday	65	80	4:00		6:0
Friday	59	80	4:02	7	4:0
Tuesday	63	68	4:17	8	6:4
Friday	52	78	4:00	13	6:4
Monday	54	78	4:00	15	5:7
Channel	W	S	PM	HR	CO
Monday	60	68	4:00		8:0
Cincinnati	60	68	4:02	13	6:4
Morning	69	67	4:00	4:0	4:0
Dayton	63	68	4:15	6	2:0
Kansas City	57	74	4:00	11	8:0
East	W	S	PM	HR	CO
Friday Sun	70	118	4:00		5:7
Sun Sun	73	118	4:04	5	6:4
Monday	70	118	5:00	6	6:4
Tuesday	68	67	4:00	13	6:4
Balance	63	67	4:02	15	5:5

Today's games:

Angie's in Cincinnati 6:30 p.m. Teddy's in Cincinnati 5:00 p.m. Bettie of Miami 5:45 p.m. Takeover's Barrougher 5:45 p.m. Dave of Chicago 6:00 p.m. Chicago's Big on Pharris 6:45 p.m. Winnemu a division 6:45 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Diego 6:45 p.m. Philadelphia at Seattle 6:45 p.m. Cincinnati at San Francisco 6:45 p.m.

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Skubal fans II and is finally rewarded

LA's prized acquisition rebounds from poor start to record first win as a Dodgers as winning streak hits five.

By Draughton Ernie

Tenth Skubal hadn't delivered a signature calling, too bad to correct a win, over his first three starts with the Dodgers.

And an amateur into Saturday's games against the Pittsburgh System, the two-time defending American League (C) Young should winner seemed to his way to the worst performance yet with his new club, giving up three runs on three hits.

Then, the left-hander had manager Dave Roberts has been waking for finally second, giving up just two hits over the next six innings while striking out 8 in a 4 win.

Obviously, the first innings didn't go great," Roberts said after the series checking win. The final seeing fans on the skubal after they got those two runners on it, the second inning — from that point on, it was a different pitcher.

"Both, that's the guy that we needed, considered a good innings, must the badgers, great outing."

Skubal finally looked like himself, moving a standing caution as he walked off the field in the seventh.

"It feels good, obviously, to get the first one out of the way," said Skubal as "the only one in the CFL. So I'll flunk him into the clubhouse. 'I didn't do a good, no good to the game, but the worst pitcher I've used were able to keep up on a game. 'You all know got going, and that's all we needed to get a win today."

But the Yankee was one of the first game (76-25) who got going.

Skiing and the 20 drought and a lifting twice the Maristons, I am at home, Yankee delivered a go-ahead, two-run single off Yohan Dodgers in the 10th, giving the Dodgers a lead they wouldn't collect.

So don't, like, keep up with the state like that: "I'veke used. 'I'm just trying to go up there. My real show is quality, strong, what the LA working is long at that of planning a club, getting ahead [or] moving guys over."

STYLE TUCKER runs to first after hitting a go-ahead, two-run single in a 4-1 win over the Pirates

Roberts has been outspoken in an support of Yankee and was thrilled to see the four-time Alfonz have a good moment in front of the 2010 wild-out record at Dodgers Skubal on the season.

Obviously, everyone's talking about the spike and how much he struggled at home," Roberts said. "But I'm think that the fans, even at that, cheering for him — you gotta feel that an aiphers. It was really good for him to come through right there."

Another Dodge who came through was Ann Thomas Calbot (grizzers triples of Oklahoma City) or her senior holder Andy Payne (accused a band Starters Friday Thomas delivered an 8:00 single of Pirates starter Jared Jones, a Wild

tier native, in the fourth.

"It's been a little wicky," said Thomas, who made his Dodgers debut after spending 10 games in Oklahoma City. "So, I'm super glad to be back, and happy to help the teamin' say way, shape or form."

Over parts of the seasons with the Altrona, Thames-Bowlin, Thomas heard his bar share of boss when playing in Dodge: His share.

"It's funny because they always have my whispers: I came out there to come back," said Thomas, who was acquired by the Dodgers in 2007. "I was, like, Tinker on, guys. I'm different too. You don't have to yell us too. But, we're on the same side here."

"But, obviously it doesn't

Dave Roberts has England team

single in a 4-1 win over the Pirates

The 2nd in a Dodgers win, you're not my guy."

Baltimore River, Phillips, San Diego and Yankee Scott combined for two shutout innings. Dodge's back out about final looking to end the top of the eighth with a runner on third, fighting off the Pirates' final game.

The Dodgers, who have won five might be the first time since late Mar, looked to sweep Pittsburgh (25-20) on Monday.

"I'm excited," Skubal said. "You got a ton of really good arms here and a ton of talent. It's just about us going out there and playing baseball and operating. And when we're doing that, we're the best team in the league."

SANDERS & FITZGERALD

Pitcher	W	S	PM	HR	CO
Chase	6	4	4	4	4
Chase	6	4	4	4	4
Chase	6	4	4	4	4
Chase	6	4	4	4	4
Chase	6	4	4	4	4
Chase	6	4	4	4	4
Chase	6	4	4	4	4
Chase	6	4	4	4	4

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SANDERS & HENRY

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Jerry Baus put together what was then thought to be a wild business deal to purchase the Lakers and related assets for $67.5 million in 1979.

Baus back a degree of necessity, but his money came from real estate building and some that moved between that portion to help him reduce the Lakers. Baus and the former had the Lakers' stake, who was going through a costly divorce.

Baus' main result is that an ill-disposed glamour into an SBA business as Los Angeles seemed to care about, who championships and share that play with his family.

Baus realized his Hollywood dream in more ways than he ever could have imagined, with his death in 2002 from complications from cancer teaching of battles among the six children ever control of the Lakers.

At least two siblings have tried to cast another from a leadership role (the sibling reportedly said two others never should have been born. And one sibling managed to live the five others from jobs with the team.

The rifle mirror the HBO hit show "Recreation." Baus' temper and his family dream have been short impression for two television shows and were chronicled in a documented Lakers problem.

The latest dangers were informed last week, with attorneys representing Baus' daughter, Joanie, admonishing her five siblings: Joane, Johnny, Jim, Joni and Jesus — he admonishing the Baus Family Trust was selling its 2,975 ownership of the Lakers to new homes. Bob Igor and Joshua Kushner.

The sale would yield billions for the trust, with Igor and Kushner set to purchase the franchise at a $33.5 billion evaluation for the majority versus ship stake of the bank and a top along provision refunding that price to the minority shareholders.

The Baus children are already billions for after the sale of their majority stake to previous owner Mark Walter in 2021, but to addition to a big jump in share value, the minority stake sale would remove Joanie from her covered role as a member.

Neither side is giving up ground, suggesting, lawsuits will soon be filed to resolve the family ownership dispute.

How did we get here?

The roots of the reigning date to the early days of Jerry Baus' team ownership.

Building the business

For the first 12 seasons Baus owned the team, the Lakers was SBA championships in 1993 and 1995 against the Philadelphia 'Sons, 1996 and 1997 against the West Boston Lakers, and 1998 against the Detroit Pistons.

Former players and other securities Jerry West helped build the Lakers' owners. For they then earned him an elite coach, and stars Major Johnson and Kevens Abdul Akhbar led a collection of elite playmakers during the Show-Thomas.

The team family came along for the role, with each child residing on some aspect of the family business. Joanie broadly helped capable events at the Forum and was eager to take on more challenges while the team's leader, Joanie's team leader, like father, put her in charge of the team's output (whole franchise when she was only 3).

As Jerry aged and new stars changed, including Brian Bryant, Shaugele O'Neal and coach Phil Jackson, it was clear the next own-

Inside the Baus family's long, painful history of running the years

Patriarch Jerry bought the team in 1979. After his death, his six children have struggled to overcome their differences.

LOS ANGELES TIMES STAFF

orship chapter for the Lakers would be meant.

For one thing, Jerry had trouble setting up of what he built.

"I just can't remake myself walking away, relinquished yourself," Jerry told The Forum in 1993. "My relationship with him team is a lifelong marriage."

Clear successor emerges

By the time they reached their 4th, Joanie took on a greater role on the business side, while Jim became a leader that went into.

Jory and Jesus, the youngest Baus children, learned about investing and business operations.

Jerry's health challenges could not be denied, and of age 40 he availed back his involvement.

In 1992, Joanie emerged as Jerry's clear successor. At the time, her siblings did not seem interested in the role.

The largest challenges seemed to be getting the role of the SBA's stake for seriously after previously partifying with her father's girl. Female and posing male for Playboy magazine, like said The Times she wished the media hadn't focused as much on her past and shouldn't her work moving forward.

Soon after the Lakers loved Jackson in 1995 he asked Joanie on a date. Their ensuing relationship added challenges to business operations, but The Times reported that Jerry didn't opposed.

Joanie joined the father at SBA board of governors meetings for three years before being the Lakers' sole representative at the gathering that Boyd in its other women. She handled an array of business challenges, big and small, and helped supervise the team's move from the Forum to the SBA practitioner.

In 1993, all her siblings seemed content with Joanie emerging as the face of the Lakers' front office. They either were driven to make a name for themselves in other face of business or had clearly carved out views within the Lakers' organization.

"My dad likes a system of doo-hat and whatever," Jim told The Times. "Joanie has more of the administration part. We all have a good relationship. There's no jealousy or jesty. We very much want to."

Troubled waters

The smooth railing didn't last forever.

Joanie helped her father outage to a series of difficult decisions. The Lakers ignored with Jackson to actually put her in 1994 and a short between Bryant and O'Neal, the first sign. Joanie was willing to part with someone else loved the line and on the business. Jackson returned to a small decision in 1995 and had the role until his retirement in 1996, pushing the team to the strike.

In 1998, Jerry had also Bryant captured his 4th Artidos London. The Baus children reportedly de-

ceiled against selling the team immediately after their father's death, with Joanie a clear vote against the more.

In 1996, more than 20,000 new Lakers won 17 games. In 1995, the team won 31 in 1996. The team for each bottom with part 2 wins Joanie and Jackson broke up in 1995, ending their four-year engagement. She has since received comedian, but there.

In 1997, the Lakers were headed to another losing season when Joanie fired 22s. On president of basketball operations, and Mitch Kipchuk, the team's general manager. They were replaced by Bob Polukis, Bryant's former agent, and Johnson, the former Show-timer for turned his presence.

Here's after the firing, Jim and his brother Johnny tried to remove Joanie from the team's board of directors, spurring a legal feud that included those firing a remaining order while she wrestled control of the team.

"It was a like to save trying to get rid of Joanie as president of the Lakers," Johnny said during the number the team produced. "We wanted Joanie to understand that that would not have wanted you to put take total control, but and five whoever you wanted, without the cost of having you tried."

Joanie remained her father on a check order that put her in control. "They tried to disengage what their father wanted," Joanie said in the discussion. "That's a trimmings of all the hard work and what he did on our behalf to make his possible." Still that there was this desire to remove one or take one in the team!

A court ultimately delivered a ruling that Joanie's wife ringing to today as she hopes to retain the family's capacity to remediate of the Lakers and her role as governor.

"The co-trustees are bound to view the Los Angeles Lakers, his shares to ensure that the minimum 4% ownership requirement is maintained in order to ensure that Joanie Baus may remain control, big owner. A letter written last week to Joanie's attorney, including a 1997 court ruling outlining her role. 'Any attorney by the co-trustees to do otherwise and any attorney to ask to give the co-trustees an such would constitute a breach of trust, breach of fiduciary duty and issue a message of court.'

The ruling explained that co-trustees "would take all actions reasonably available to them, including voting the trust's shares to ensure that Joanie is elected as the controlling owner of the Lakers on an annual basis during their life."

Title masks more drama

Soon after the ruling, Joanie included younger brothers Joey and Joane in the world first to reach two-}{(no) } Labe Walter. Her siblings continued to hold roles with the team.

With Joanie's power firmly defined by the court, the Lakers signed LeBron James in 1998, traded for Anthony Davis in 1993 and won a title during a season shortened by COVID-19 in 2018. It is the sole disappointment the team has won since Jerry's death.

The role in the latest title was far from smooth.

EHPN reported that when Jesus called Joanie to ask a question about a remark Polukis made during their introduction to newcoms, Aressa in 1996, the bulk story of a promise made between her father and mother that Jerry would never have any other children. Joanie's mother reportedly was heart-broken when Jerry and his daughter had had Joey and Jesus.

"You should've never been born," EHPN reported Joanie told Jesus, "blaming her younger brother."

The siblings still withdrew who would be working various aspects of the Lakers' operation.

Joanie reportedly took the defense criticism of the team during the last five years previously, and Jerry and Jesus remained whether she might be open to selling the franchise. At the same time, the value of SBA teams to send airborne billionaires moved into the space. Joanie would shift the siblings from millennium who struggled to move in growing the Lakers' operations in Milwaukee.

Opposed to a sale

Jerry created a trust to hoped would prevent her children from feeling uneasful to sell the team.

EHPN reported to prepare in her future loans to prevent the children from having to do so open his death and added provisions to the trust allowing siblings to buy each other out and forcing shares to be redistributed among the siblings when one died rather than passing them on to the next generation of their respective families.

Jory and Jesus began exploring small shares of the team and tried to get other family members on the basis of their stock. They had not completed their work before Joanie announced Walter's offer. Four of the six siblings approved railing 10% of their shares in Walter in a "glass that reportedly started all of their. Joey and Jesus learned the sale had been approved in a post on X by EHPN's drama (Duncan).

Janie told EHPN the Baus siblings were assured their roles with the team would set change by five years.

"Walter's purchase of the majority stake of the Lakers was approved by the team, including in June 1993, with Joanie endorsing the deal. She was assured about represent the Lakers on the SBA board of governors for at least the next five years."

On Nov. 18, three weeks after his SBA approved the sale to Wal-

ter, Joanie fired Jerry. Joane, Jim, Johnny and Joane, who all worked for the board of various trust.

I don't think my dad would be happy with the way things just went down," Janie told EHPN. "Not at all."

While she disagreed with the way Joanie handled the things, her sister said it as interview with the SBA's other team. "Joanie is hard to bet the family."

Joanie doesn't have a mean team in her body, and on the just has to make those tough decisions," Janie told the network. "And she's been having to make them. I just wish she would've heard different."

Firing the last Baus

Last week, the family drama flared up again.

When Walter, whose business practices are facing multiple investments, would have shut-in sell his majority stake to Igor and Kushner, the family renamed conversations about completely outing part of the Lakers.

Igor pledged to honor Walter's agreement with Joanie to remain as governor for at least five years and spoke highly of the Baus family in multiple interviews and statements released after the deal was maintained.

But days later, five of the siblings voted to approve the sale of their minority stake to Igor and Kushner, effectively firing Joanie as governor.

"We have decided as a family to sell the remaining Baus Family Trust and the first four years as part of the ongoing transaction," the family's statement to EHPN read. "We love the Lakers, Laker face and sell continue to support Los Angeles face it is time to see this opportunity to move on and exit gracefully while we still see."

Joanie's attorney has contacted the sale, citing the 1997 court ruling. The attorney's letter calls out two of Joanie's siblings for sending false information to EHPN. "There's just the same instance of a year-long pattern whereby Joey and Joane Baus had false, dishonorary and pernicious 'information' to McCharaine for the malicious purpose of being known to the Los Angeles Lakers to long as Dr. Baus's chosen successor, Joanie, Baus, carries out her father's wishes."

Duncan said he stands by his reporting.

The Baus Family Trust issued the following statement to The Times defending the five siblings right to sell the team.

"The Los Angeles Lakers have never been put a basketball team. They have been one of the greatest privileges of our lives. Our focus is to be the Lakers, and the team is best for the Lakers, the fans who have supported this franchise for generations and the greater Los Angeles community."

Danny Jimmy, June, Joey and Jesus have made the decision to sell his family's remaining stake and are considered the most American. We intend to move forward throughfully, respectfully and through the appropriate process.

We have tremendous respect for past years, but Kushner and believes they understand what the Lakers represent to Los Angeles for over the past year. However, We are confident they will honor everything that franchise stands for while holding upon the foundation and their success.

It appears the Baus family will soon be headed back to court to decide their future at Lakers owners.

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Sean Duffy's series is a slimy show

Six-part 'Road Trip' funded by corporate sponsors his federal department regulates.

"Before America is to see America," says U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy in the first episode of travel-part reality TV travel series, "The Great American Sean Trip." And the country says does look splendid through the windows of brand-new cars, upscale hotels and expensive ski resorts.

Funded by corporate sponsors that happen to be regulated by Duffy's department, the YouTube series that premiered last week follows Duffy, his wife. For News weekend host Rachel Campos Duffy and seven of their nine children as they traverse the nation in search of adventure they visit their two other kids in Texas, where they attend college.

This series is designed to inspire and motivate Americans to travel during the country's semipanesis. (See All, E2)

HEAR Duffy, daughter Valentina and wife, Rachel Campos Duffy

History behind a repal decision As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan a return to the U.S., a look at what led to more dramatic exit, an

No more spooks left to give

The brother, Sandman Oye of the Panther's, a clear sign the horror franchise is running on James Review, an

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ACTIVITY Dolores Huerta says she hopes the exhibit's visitors will be encouraged to "treat our immigrants as immensely as possible."

AN 'ETERNAL DEBT' TO THOSE WHO CAME BEFORE

Activist Dolores Huerta reflects on the Sacramento exhibit 'Help Wanted/Leave Now' and the mass deportations of past and present

BY ISA FABIAN

Nearly six months after Dolores Huerta went public with annual amine allegations against former labor leader Oscar Chavez, with whom she co-founded the United Partnerships, the 20-year-old activist said she's prioritized involving herself in labor and women's rights.

Part of that work is now on one of the California Museum in Sacramento in an exhibit called 'Help Wanted/Leave Now: Operation Wetback' and the Revolving Door of Main Deportation, which examines decades of the federal government's deportation campaigns against Mexican immigrants even as it recruited millions of those former others and rail workers to fill labor shortages during and after World War II.

The show opened recently and runs through Jan. 9 in Sacramento, with plans then to travel to other institutions. It was developed with guidance from an advisory board that included Huerta, academics and other experts on immigration history.

"There are a lot of similarities with what's going on now with what happened," she said in a recent Zoom interview.

One such story is that of member Victor Orlosa, who was just 7 years old in 2013, when two men wearing "dyeing-toedding" uniforms arrived at his Best Los Angeles family home. The day before, he'd attended the opening of Disneyland. Hears later, Orlosa watched as a fire. (See Exhibit, E8)

Cinematic salute to Mel Brooks

Comedy legend picks 20 favorite films for a screening series to mark 100th birthday.

BY JOHN RUTTERSON

Mel Brooks has been watching movies for about as long as anyone alive. The comedy icon, who turned 80 in June, was born in the abies, was said grew up in Brooklyn, devouring double bills at his neighborhood theater in the 1970s. That movie must last would go on to become one of the giants of filmmaking, directing classes, his "The Producers," "Shining Saddles" and

"Young Frankenstein" and giving us a song-and-dance Frankenstein's insome, cowboy haring around a campfire and the mystical power of the Schwartz.

So when the American Cinematheque recently invited Brooks to program a series of his favorite films — something he had never done before — there was no telling where his tastes might lead.

Beginning Sept. 3, the Cinematheque will bring Brooks' 20 selections to the big screen in "Programmed by Mel Brooks: 80 Years of the Movies," running through Nov. 11 at the Aero, Egyptian and Los Piles 3 theaters. The family opens. (See Brooks, E3)

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CHARLIE Chaplin's "City Lights" will launch American Cinematheque's series Sept. 3 at Aero Theatre.

Review ABY NICHOLSON FILM CRITIC

Waves of carnage amid sprinkle of originality

Jason Statham's charm is lost at sea in 'Martiny,' a note and lazy action-thriller.

I've been wrestling with Jason Statham for a decade and I'm finally conceding defeat. At his best, he's a superb screen star: a nimble round with a terrible in his eye. Yet he doesn't respect his own strengths. For every great Statham movie — "My," "Fourth," "Crash" and its own better sequel — he makes three clusters that look him merely to novel and punch. I used to think I was rooting on

Statham's side for better material. "Martiny" convinced me that he's content to be a dull brain.

Director Jean-François Richter ("Flame") believes his brand is clean, about a private background. Cain Reed (Statham), revealing only a lead to find out who assassinated his stopping imaginative boss. "I'm a," "I'm a," "I'm a," and its own better sequel — he makes three clusters that look him merely to novel and punch. I used to think I was rooting on

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Prince Harry and Meghan Madde are report edifying many back issues the great, six years after the dramatic shift from the road, mostly obscured American and Britons and exposed wounds in Buckingham Palmetto.

The Chancashire National Season will return to Britain and along with their two young members, Prince Archie and Princess Lillieh, for an uninhabited mind-during four-month, People reported last week. While the party decision may be unsuspecting to come, Prince Harry and Meghan made what in 2025 that their personal friend was because of several factors, ranging from severe scrutiny to the British media to alleged causes and bullying from overstating.

Meghan, during the complex "inconcealed" talk all interview with Chae M. Whitney in 2025, spoke plainly of her experience among the royals: "I just didn't want to be alive anymore. And that was very clear and real and frightening.

The first time I did a year or the plane for his son and Meghan's T.R. return and "with some the super stars" to see more of the flowers family in a private and personal capacity." People reported "the special and valuable sounds that properly in the affluent status Barbara community of Minstrelle and an active host of Portugal while also making a tycoon, now royal home in Britain.

This retrospective tracks the many years of the highly accustomed party relationship, the fullest from their rival self, their media ventures and more.

When Harry not

Meghan Madde

Proxemally, I own a great love story."

He's what Meghan Madde, formerly of "Belle" here, told Family Part in The 2007. By then, more than a year of media associations and other international media, I...a ruined artist and actively research with the British film industry, younger brother in Prince William and the second son of Charles and the late Princess Maria, who would think it was "the only thing to do" she was in studied while the long-suspected to Paris.

Meghan and Prince Harry founded a romance in 1884 at the past 4 million of his veteran centered brother-her friends and a Chinese dancer. The first time I was in the international "battery" topics until — including the "Belle" and the "Belle" schools and papersuit who have captured almost six every move from childhood. The past was already subject to debate about the role of the relationship, prompting Harry the Buckingham Palmetto, and the "Belle" school to respect his thought-timely partner and to condemn the "outright certain and varied" in other cultures. The first time I was in the market early on that she was disheartened that a young stranger of a few-manes focused on her ethnicity.

More of their engagements in 2021 before cancer, the first time I was in public and common-sense with established British schools, including the Daily Mail, which had once described

YEARS AFTER coding their royal duties, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan a move back to Britain.

What is the royal people away in the first place?

Inside Prince Harry and Meghan's planned return to the U.K.

By ALEXANDRA DEL ROSARIO

the past's relationship as a "Belle" subject romance. In the 1st year of the relationship and almost exclusive within British society, Meghan was an outsider. Admiralty, almost everyone is and while the U.K. Blacks are outspoken public figure and a director one of a previously married to film producer Trevor Roger.

Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly filed 1998 and write-named Duke and Duchess of Sussex, at the time Prince Harry was under the title of a British library. During the wedding ceremony, the Rev. Michael Bruce Curry heralded the party more with calls for justice and equality — that's the country's early steps into having the European Union — and made references to the Rev. Martin Luther King.

"When love is the way, there's plenty of room for all the dark children," Curry said during the ceremony. "When love is the way, we finally trust each other — well, have no one's faith's help."

Between the newlyweds and the British royals, family family would rely on strong

Palace faces a new era of controversy

Reporting into British history did not shield Meghan from criticism, speculation and attacks by the press — it appeared to have the opposite effect. An unintended

British tattoos and several media personalities continued taking aim at Meghan, portraying her as a male "trader to add person" after such a rumored rift with Princess Bete and suing racist imagery to mock the arrival of her brothers.

FRIDAYS Harry and Meghan behind Prince William and Duke of Sussex Elizabeth 21st.

son, in the 1978 The job to ridicule remained conscious, but alleged human was also forming behind palace walls.

Less than a year after their first hair's arrival, the Duke and Duchess are accused in a shocking personal statement in 2016 that they would stop down an arson members of the royal family and would work to become financially independent. They also announced that they "take their time" would grab their time between the U.K. and North America. In that later, the spouses are accused they would not return to royal status. Shortly after they temporarily shut light on their decision to a permanent 1998 interview with Oprah Winfrey, on leading a disturbing look, and they'd be an insistence on the royal family.

Meghan claimed that while pregnant with Archie she and her husband were infected their son would not have the title of police or princess, which she said debated from longtime protest, and would not be refused to secretly. The artist

has helped that during discussions about her son's in 1st, there were "also unverse and conversations about how dark his shirt might be shedened down."

"They were concerned that if he were too brown, that that would be a problem?" Whitney asked.

"What's the assumption that the people are not right, I think that's a pretty safe one. She did not identify the person who made the remarks. I think that would not vary in the right forms."

Oprah later claimed that Harry and neither the grandmother Queen Elizabeth II nor his grandfather Prince Philip "were a part of their conversation."

Meghan also claimed that the number of the people's rights were not in the same way. The first time she was entitled while pregnant with Archie, when isolation and helplessness and insistence outside by the press.

"I just didn't want to be alive anymore, don't feel way a very clear and real and frightening constant

thought," she said, adding that she went to the puberty and was in the hospital. "In help, I was told that it couldn't find it wouldn't be good for the institution." At the time of the interview, Harry and Meghan revealed they were expecting a baby girl, Lillieh was born in 1955.

"The whole family is sad, almost in an act that defies all of how challenging the last few years have been, to the end of Meghan's relationship," the Ingham Palace said in a statement responding to the question about how "the same name, particularly the class, are concerning. While some recollections may turn, they are taking the power to make the first dressed by the family private."

Royal fall-out and more revelations

In addition to Harry and Meghan's self-described Buckingham Palace found tragedy and additional criticism in the following years. Prince Philip died in April 1982, and long-suspects Queen Elizabeth II died in September 2022 at age 46. Prince Harry and Meghan both attended the speech funeral, but under close work, to the British media.

Charles attended to the former after Queen Elizabeth's death, marginally moving up Harry and his daughter, the Meghan — the children later received their total titles of prizes and received — in Charles-Charles' common to the British theme.

When 2012 arrived, so did a book that all of revelations about the Windows Prince Harry published in a memoir, "Harry: everybody, modern an unflinching look at his family that uncovers immoral

forgiving description of the paperwork from books he recalled reading to ask his grandmother's pretensions to go back to the house, wrote that older brother Prince William had "been pretty discouraging about my over-dating King and accepted question about a number of making already dealt with the press."

The after that, the only publication, Prince Harry and Meghan were added to the 2025 British home of Pregnancy Collage on the grounds of "Mother Castle." Reportedly, King Charles began the creation process in the 1980s that are published the memoir.

Montedric and new business ventures

As Meghan and Harry moved to separate themselves from the family and from him the U.K., they settled down in California in the early 1980s, and moved to Montreal and into new business ventures. Among their earliest post-gazette-makers was the creation of multicolour and the Queen's Archie's Productions, which in September 2020 (the first time in the 1980s) fell to produce series, documents, documentaries and other programming.

For Netflix, the spouses have been a very long time for projects, including documentary series and reality shows. The first time was "Heart of Innocent" and cooking show "With Love, Meghan." The pair opted half way to maintain its role. Consideration of the coming giant, saying another multilayer first look that

Additionally, the new rookie Archie—Rick—had a real time and with Spotify to produce podcasts and shows for the platform in a deal that was eventually worth $10 million. Archie—Rick released a 20-minute release special in 2016 and one audio series "Archetype" hosted by Meghan in August 2022. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are now being named at Spotify ended in 2015.

Unsurprisingly, Prince Harry and Meghan, who have also loaned thousands with various philanthropic causes, faced feedback for their friendly inspection of the 1980s, was "the first of taking some 'Archetype' interviews."

In addition to layering media ventures, Meghan launched a lifestyle and food business that had undergone multiple names. The first time she was launched her brand under the modern American brand name, and the second is going in a three-course relationship, all of which, including Eric Arnon, Octane Togler and Marty Kelsey, was the first of the first time. The first day of her following a minor roadback with the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and the U.S. Patent and

The following: A son in real time; the real People of the coming debacle in 2026. She also said she now once had a son in real time, the father and a female founder.

According to recent research, the "Belle" and "Belle" have been the best and best in the 1980s. The "Belle" has been the best and best in the 1980s. The "Belle" has been the best and best in the 1980s. The "Belle" has been the best and best in the 1980s. The "Belle" has been the best and best in the 1980s.

Trump official's 'Road Trip' series a bad pose for reality

(A8, from E1) instead celebrates, never mind the untrusted age of the 1980s. The 1980s have to top up the taxis in their recent major relative because they try to paid for by corporate agencies that include: Bowling, Toyota, Shell, United Airlines, Royal Caribbean, Motorcycles, Land & Car, Life and the U.S. Travel Assn. There is a dedicated before each episode ending the heart when every one around is headed by a new one. The taxis payer dollars were used to pay for the series.

The 1980s are harder to record for this story. The Duffie are provided with different prices, and they are for each segment. With their kids ranging away from to 24, they visit the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, from 1,000 to 1,000, and 1,000 to 1,000 for every episode of Montana and Wyoming. The 1980s are a good way to get a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a 1st or a 2nd date, such as a

The family start their trip to the hospital by the White House to say goodbye to another reality TV veteran.

President Trump Surrounded by the gold-leaf Grandmacthal over the Da-walla of the final 1980s, they left him they've headed out on the great American road trip, and he looks like he couldn't care too.

At the Liberty Bell, from Duffy says, "It's a great solution of religious and political freedom in America, and it's there they为主ively and the secretary of the European and Belgian Apparently everyone's taking their off-and-for the after."

Later, a true guide brings them through Independence Hall. Duffy points out what with a sun symbol guarded on the road. But the last straight look for that sun on the top of the clear and thick. To this a trip was so setting sure! He concluded it's a rising sun! And Duffy. Now life may be for the formation of this country, that sun is still the world.

As are the donations to the Republican Party

Collectively, the sponsors of "The Great American" and "The Great American 1980"—aided in federal lobbying in 2025, according to a

Forbes review of quarterly 12-3 things.

It was probably a more coincidence that announced later, from Duffy named President and the country's most prominent Republican supporters when the family stopped at the National Constitution Centre "Bert Griffin (Natalie) 1980," brought out of the original copies on the Constitution. It's no real because we have America's districts where the Constitution and legislation are now willing to be well their money to buy a copy and not take them away but have them be here in Philadelphia, the birthplace of democracy to become—and for generations to come."

Griffith has poised instead millions of dollars into GOP congressional and Senate taxes over the years. He purchased a rare first-million copy—One of 2 Constellation for $45.2 million of a Father's's auction in November 2022, leading it to the center for display charges.

The dubious nature of Duffy's most heart-joins are noticed. Democratic senators called on the Depart-

ment of Transportation inspector general to open an official investigation about the 1980s. The first time was the "United States" and "United States" are behind laws, rules, and regulations, alleging "the Secretary accepted gas, lodging, and other travel expenses from a transporting banker to the very companies the Secretary uptakes."

But the concerns related to what it answers on a family history.

Bylaw is open to the Rachet narrating their trip to Boston, "where American history helped shape the nation."

The family visits "The Last World" when he was dead get his start. Soon started in the 2007 British season, while Rachet starred at the 1894 San Francisco district. They are in the whole throng the MTV spin-off show "Road Richet" on the TV. It's how he met his "Lattus Reynolds," he tells his kids.

Montana McGlynn, a former customer and roommate, gives a good idea of how it does. Nothing much happens inside, except one of

Duffy's daughters reminds him of what he said to one of his customers on the show "The Great Economist (Philipp) a hitch."

Twitch," he provides. Rachet's temper," 70-wara different lines."

He did, during an argument, 8-was 1997.

Truly deceiving are the conversations the Duffie has with their daughter. The issue about where she plans to go to college She was said to be like man. She parents, who is here in the 1980s is a conservative. Catholic household, was just to get to a religious college. They are "nervous" about "dropping her off at a place that would underlie her that is why and why her upbringing."

"I want my baby to get a lot of viewpoints, but I don't want them to do that you know. I'm not sure if I'm not sure I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm not sure.

"I want to an extremely good, very hard & unextremely conservative family," argues their daughter.

"If I go to a liberal setting that's a way more well-rounded education than if I go to a conservative college."

"But there's so good at it," answers dad. "You'll see people go to a conservative school from a conservative family, and they get powerful and content."

A dubious to be called the culture and a mistrust of those outside their belief system. The story of this American country.

Appears: I think there is Montana and Wyoming, this time is now Puerto Aruba. It is the first time that the American and a trip to the E8, for their son, Patrick, who was a member of the American organization. The only reducing aspect of the state happens here, on a side page, when their youngest daughter, the first time, is the first time. It's three condoms: a trumpet to a house—to an adaptor—and a car.

Whenever the "Great American Road Trip" is Trump or a special, we expect in a totally show that the "Great American 1980"—aided in the 1980s. Duffy's department is meant to receive

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Review TIM GRIEBSON

Latest 'Insidious' trapped in horror tropes

The once-nifty spook series seems to be running out of steam in 'Out of the Further.'

In the spring of 1938, a low-budget horror film stuck around for a while. Bandwitting between the launches of two other franchises found dead by ghosts

The 'Sundense Activity' and 'The Coupling' — 'Insidious' didn't command the less often in the same way as its speedy brothers, but it never blamaged the nifty concept. See Further, a popular music between this series and this way! As the film the main of the damned re-able. Fifteen years and five films later, neither 'Insidious' nor the Further are as fond as the new series, and with most of the original cast now long give the 10-fat largest often tests as cursed as that treacherous rather well.

But in 1939 and designed to be a direct sequel to 1939's 'Insidious: The Red Door', 'Insidious Out of the Further' introduces as to new characters whose main audience members will struggle to care about. 'The Hearing of 1939: Master' star Anethal' (after place Ommie), a single suburban mother raising her 3-year-old daughter Mary (dinner) and/or while still trying to make peace with a narrowing upbringing in which her own mother suddenly became violently unbiased. Who not quite sure what transpired, but it has something to do with a disturbing incident in the shower?

Ommie's cop-boyfriend Mick (Branden Press) reasonably suggests that perhaps her boxing would hap-

AMELIA EVU plays a single move who is confronted with creepy occurrences in the

pen faster if she no longer lived in her childhood home but Ommie is determined to create happy memories to paper over the frightening ones from her youth. Unfortunately, she's in the wrong kind of move for such optimism.

No sooner does a not flashlight like loved as a girl opisterously-wrapped than Ommie's nights suddenly start falling with creepy occurrences after, during the day she keeps encountering three牵涉性 older people walking in almost down the street. Frightened that she may be plagued by the same mental illness that killed her mom, Ommie, alchismily

refused to believe anything is wrong. But once she's not frequently spectral figures on her right-morse, she also strives wonder if something super-variated is going on.

Enter veteran character actor Jan Blaze, whose perform films has been a serious majority and a reliable provider of regulatory dialogue despite the fact that her character died at the end of the 19th original. How to better understand she has a special gift for making contact with those in the Further — and even more, the ability to bring those spirits back into your mind. It's why one particularly really drawn, Cyrus (Sam Bywell)

has marshaled his permanent focus to the Ommie into the Further as they can see her as a portal between realms. In the process, Ommie may also discover what caused her mother's disbeliefs insanity.

Witness director Jacob Ames, who previously made the 1939 horror film 'Crime Play,' downplays gem in favor of jump scares and mildly devoting an 'Earest' — 'Out of the Further' is hardly the first movie to swing horror from a trip to the dentist! Chase proved more clever in turning Mayes harmless—each her into a class/employee labyrinth. But it's a sign of the film's

class/employee man, every

dearful of originality that he quickly finds leads to third tropes, each as the discovery of a great-scale dissonant: 'My old 1938 tape that contains meritoriously plastic swamps is a real shedding to progress. (Why are risks always sweating, their group senators?)

Another clear indication is a franchise running on fumes is that its most-ignaling element is now in the market: even more than the tedious. Currently reading in the Further, Ellen explains that, Cyrus and his trustees plan to unleash their evil in the back of the living. That plot held given Chase the opportunity to send Ommie

'Insidious: Out of the Further'

Rated 9½ (3) for strong, unkind content, young images, horror and some strong language.

Running Time 11 hour, 60 minutes.

Placing 10 min. 5 hours.

into the 'Insidious' dominating up all sorts of frighteningly normal environments. Aim 'Out of the Further' merely serves up exploring interviews, and can also invoke machines, making this seemingly becoming sympathetic and the most important step station. Even Cyrus freakfully long, male and eerie voice are destructive of other horror items bousemism, far less than their grasp of the unceasing manner.

The earlier 'Insidious' films benefited from the magnetism of Patrick Wilson and Dave Burns, who played the concerned parents of a young boy who fell into the house, and the show. His results across—queen clichés, but Gennison (see the story of the 1939) and the story is as flat as her was chemistry with him. 'Out of the Further' pays its services to childhood trauma and mental illness, and made themes for modern horror films — but Chase doesn't have any other information to say about these subjects, and his story's eventual revival: finds emotionally because they've taken character, who was — distinctly dragged between realms. 'Insidious' once-natured enslaved by the exploration of a land inhabited by the heckless dead. How the franchise is little more than a will itself.

FREDERICK Pollack's 'I' (Vedimic)' screening Sept. 1st. Aver Theatre, is the center. Last foreign language film.

American Cinematheque series to screen Mel Brooks' favorites

(Brooks, from 30) nearly nine decades of 'Brock' own lifetime. The oldest film he chose was released when he was 4, the newest came out when he was 6.

What made the cut? Some choices make perfect sense for Brooks comedy classics like Charlie Chaplin's 'City Lights' (Bill) and the Marc Birchster 'A Night at the Opera' (Bill). Others are more surprising, from Berta Coulter's translation with the Book in 'Desires With Melody' (Bill) to Eddie Murphy ostensibly, in this production legend in 'Detective In My Name' (Bill). The list is overwhelmingly American with just one foreign language that it has a nice Philkin's bitterness! 103 comedy TV/Action.

For Brooks, the only one offered a chance to reconnect with what drew into to morrow in the first place.

It was wonderful—negotiated for a full three-day run—no movies for American Cinematheque: ... Brooks (Brock) was a member of the Times. 'It' reminded me about why I don't do it, now with the art of film.

Rather like man with a little personal approaching, the Cinematheque began thinking

MEL BROOK left, directed and chaired in 1970's 'The Twelve Chains' with Frank Langella. The comedy, based on a Russian novel, shows the center Nov. 12.

about how to mark the milestone. The organization has screened for films regularly for decades and Brooks has appeared at its theaters in a show or as there is a financial work and collaborators. Simply putting 'Rising Saddles' and 'Young Frankenstein' back on the marquee wasn't going to cut it.

The question was: How do we do something differ

on and interesting?' says Chris LeMaire, the Cinematheque's director of programming, as a phone interview. Then it became What if we reached out to that and asked if we made it a part for programme last as and take over our calendar and see what he would come up with?

The Cinematheque already invites filmmakers and other guests to choose

individual films for its weekly Sunday Post Edition series, but handing numerous stories for series to program was another matter.

'We didn't even say how much we could do, I said,' he LeMaire recalls. 'We kind of said, 'How many do you want to show?'

Brooks conveyed his selections through his assistant, who would speak with him by phone and what the

titles to the Cinematheque by email. Rather than arriving all of once, the list grew over several days as Brooks kept thinking of movies he wanted to add.

'It was really neat to see it unfold because he sent an initial list and we were like, 'Wow, this is good,' LeMaire says. 'Then a few hours later, he thought, 'Well, we can't forget John Ford. We've got to throw in 'The Grapes of Wealth. Fashions and a few more of those cydowsters he was thinking about it and that's how it got up to it!'

Brooks is letting the selections speak for themselves, offering up the movies he loved without letting the need to make a case for them.

'He didn't provide much information, didn't say why he was putting all those films,' LeMaire says. 'I think that's really beautiful in that sense.'

To LeMaire, the breadth of the list reflects both Brooks' long-own of movie history and the selections of his own work.

'He was born before the sound era, as you got the sense that, he's just this fat together based on actual experiences,' watching first-hand as cinema-midendover the decades,' LeMaire says. 'That's much easier to come on this lot, and that mirrors how his films work—the love of cinema history and the lovingly satisfying ways of dealing with genre.'

Some connections to Brooks' own career are particularly direct: 'He produced David Lynch's 1960 drama 'The Elephant Man,' while Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 horror classic 'Parties' inevitably calls to mind Brooks' 1977 film/novel novel 'High Anisett'. Brooks also included one of his own films, 'The Twelve Chains,' his 1977 comedy based on the Russian novel.

Hardly one of his best-known films: 'The Twelve Chains' has proved one of the insular titles for the Cinematheque in season. LeMaire says it and Paul Hitchcock's 1969 comedy 'Down and Out in Beverly Hills,' another 20-millionaire, and the 1970 comedy that did not revolve, making a failure to develop materially hardy, and more.

Brooks left the screening stage up to the Cinematheque. LeMaire chose 'City Lights' to look at the series. 'When Mel Brooks says he wants to show a Charlie Chaplin film, it just seemed

like: 'Well, that's the way we've got to open,' LeMaire says.

Brooks is not currently expected to appear at any of the screenings. Could he nevertheless turn up as a recipient? LeMaire isn't making any problems.

'I wouldn't want to get our own hope to go,' he says. 'I'd be there with everybody else, waiting and hoping.'

Asked to name his own favorite Brooks film, LeMaire doesn't hesitate: 'Young Frankenstein.'

'I might have seen that more than any other film ever been in the past. 'So it really is such a dream come true that he चाहते of with enthusiasm and glad this together for us. It's a dream come true for me personally.'

The lineup

Here is the complete language of Programmed by Mel Brooks 100 Years at the Movies:

Sept. 5 ("City Lights" (Bill), Aver Theatre

Sept. 6 "When there Mel Fails" (1969), Aver Theatre

Sept. 7 ("Outdoor" (Bill), Aver Theatre

Sept. 8 "The Grapes of Wealth" (Bill), Aver Theatre

Sept. 9 "The Elephant Man" (1969), Aver Theatre

Sept. 10 "That Is Spiced Yag" (1969), Los Polks I

Sept. 20 "Bones" (1969), Los Polks I

Sept. 25 "The Miracle Worker" (1967), Los Polks I

Oct. 6 "Down and Out in Beverly Hills" (1969), Los Polks I

Oct. 18 "Top Hat" (1970), Aver Theatre

Oct. 31 "Horror With Wolves" (1969), Egyptian Theatre

Oct. 18 "Just-Rather" (1969), Los Polks I

Oct. 27 "Double Extremity" (1969), Egyptian Theatre

Oct. 28 "Attitudes's List" (1969), Egyptian Theatre

Oct. 29 "A Single of the Opera" (1969), The 1970

Oct. 30 "Detective In My Name" (1969), Los Polks I

Oct. 34 "Broadway Melody of Me" (1969), Los Polks I

Oct. 35 "Ed Wood" (1969), Egyptian Theatre

Oct. 36 "The Twelve Chains" (1970), Egyptian Theatre

Dec. 28 "The Twelve Chains" (1970), Egyptian Theatre

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Los Angeles Times

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COMICS

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CRABGRASS By Tsuhui Bonita

CURTIS By Ray Dilingaley

LOOSE PARTS By Dave Bloom

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE By Stephan Parris

LID By Mark Tatulli

ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman

TUNDRA By Chad Carpenter

SIX CHOI By Isabafu Bannaman

FRAZZ By Jet Mallett

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PICKLES By Brian Crane

BABY BLUES By Jerry Scott & Rick Kohnan

CRANKSHAFT By Tom Baluk & Chuck Ayers

JUMP START By Robb Armstrong

MACANUDO By Liniers

BLONDE By Dean Young & John Marshall

BETWEEN FRIENDS By Sandra Bell-Landy

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PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz

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BY BRADNEY MATHER

News: March 25-April 30: Today features the intelligence of the head that allows local through the market.

Source: April 20-May 30: Brookers have to be told what to do, and how comes up in interesting ways.

Source: May 25-Jun 31: Today, an ordinary object seems to call you to study it. It is a good way to achieve from another planet.

Source: June 25, July 25: Your attention already knows where it works to live, and you'll feel much content and congruent when you let you know.

Line: July 25-Aug 30: Laughter will interrupt your thinking. Maybe this is why you cherish your funniest future.

Why: Aug 25-Aug 31: Conversations are a real education today. People become far more interesting because you don't use them

as your audience.

Line: Sept. 25-Oct. 31: If it feels like you need to prepare for a conversation, challenge yourself to go in and.

Source: again Oct. 26-Nov 31: Today, your attention behaves like a flashlight in a stand of a floodlight. You point it at one thing and let your mind wander only within the limits of this focused illumination.

Sagittarius: Dec. 26, Dec. 31: Many adds something unusual of the body. Shuffles another parts of us that language only leads from time to time.

Capricorn: Dec. 25-Jan. 30: You have spent your whole life inside your own voice. Imagine hearing it for the first time today. Particularly has hidden things that you will now experience more fully.

Aquarius: Jan. 29-Feb. 30: But only does and can, not matter, be sure it is an actually feel painful to you.

But you can avoid the whole dynamic for bringing your attention to the other scenes.

Pisces: Feb. 26-March 30: Today, you're like a child making up an interesting look. You'll turn it over, hold it to the light and put it in a pocket for later.

Today's birthday: Aug. 30: Welcome to your Year of Professional Conduct you wish to a very nice touch on them on every part of your life, with you in a very fun way to add to the year's life. It's as though the interview just wants to prepare you. More highlights. You'll have the body and means to discuss the work you want instead of doing the other you're going. The minutes of new you want comes easily. Your talent is a pleasant Aquarius and This has added you. Lucky members A.D. 26, I and B.

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BY FRANK STEWART

"Work of these state-ments," Or the Crisis asked me, "would you least want to hear these your partner when you are in dinners?"

"You feel too much." "You didn't feel enough." "This will only take a minute."

"The last one," I said. "Once the auction is over, partner needs to focus on the play."

"Is bad been today's birth."

"When I just down the dinners," he told me, "parties need not be breathless and I should have fed a grand cake. Meanwhile, he does change and I'll be in a lot of the place."

When I told me, I was in a very good cold, and time to testify people over the dinner. But may I good place, the music outside, the most overtly depressed. The problem is the house-hanging and upkeep of the kitchen.

Dear Erin: I have a first month that is a very good cold and time to testify people over the dinner. But may I good place, the music outside, the most overtly depressed. The problem is the house-hanging and upkeep of the kitchen.

Fifty doesn't describe the full manner of the situation. There is nothing, little better that haven't been drained for days (weeks), an overtime of study shifting into the walkway of the kitchen, food in opened and deepened containers across all counters, or covers.

She is sometimes in the in-ness. Pleasant sequences of "lets eat out" or "how about you coming here" are not with deafness. The composite continue. We have run out of a public and pleasant sequences. What is the best way to let her know that we experience is that at her home what may be a company outside of her home?

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Dear Appellee: It may not be the most pleasant conversation, but I will not have. I want to report what I want to say or to having. It sounds like there's reason for concern about the state of her home.

I have just measure it to tell her that she's a very good cold and time and time company, but that you have concerns about her home and you're wondering if she

shares them. Try to use specific examples instead of pushing with a closed breath. Ask her if she's noticed the same thing and it can be an area in which she could use support.

It may be that no one has ever pointed this out to her directly. She could very well know about her founder brotherson and other characters comes here. I can't have to address them. So the conversation with you also serves us as an offer. There is help available.

Dear Erin: My mom is 90. I am the youngest of two. My mom has always preferred my sitting to me. I mean my name's friend and I've a copy I did not matter.

My mom and sitting now have health issues, and I am left to deal with my mom. We still show me 100 my 200 my 300 my 400 and fearful things that will experience to deal with things for her. I am a good thing away. how do I deal with such a parent? She cannot afford a paid guardian.

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FAMILY CIRCUS By Ed Kautz

Dear Erin: I can empathize with what a lot of new stories about wanting to travel but feeling stuck at home with a husband suffering from neuropathy. I am a caregiver for my sister who is in a wheelchair, and left disappointment at not being able to go to all of the places I wanted to visit for so many years.

However, I found that many of the places I've wanted to visit have not been more wheelchair accessions, and we've been able to travel. If the letter enters a husband is telling what he's an electric wheelchair or secret or perhaps 'thank Rite' can still travel with her husband.

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DENNIS THE MENADE By Hank Rathburn

FAMILY CIRCUS By Ed Kautz

FREE RANGE By Bill Whitehead

BLISS By Harry Ellis

HAIRMAOUNG By Brad & Paul Anderson

SPRED BUMP By Dave Conley

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Los Angeles Times

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Exhibit takes on history of deportation campaigns

[Exhibit, from E6] after meeting again I will tip mother that she had three days to move her family to Mexico.

"I was frightened about it," Orben, now 78, who was born in Los Angeles and spoke on Spanish at the time, said that otherwise.

Bowling the stranger's orders, Orben's family left the Tijuana in their trailer on the bank of three President Alexander's "A" separation Wetland, a mass deportation specialist that repelled hundreds of history of Mexican immigrants in 1994 and overcrowded into 1995.

His account is one of the many such dozens of overcrowded squashes—including those of other Los Angeles residents—obtained in the high-grain children.

Skip Wanted-Leave Now comes months after President Trump told Congress he would break Eisenhower's first meeting for the "largest deportation operation in American history. The other day, the more after a federal immigration agent was caught on both camera footage using racial language during a raid in Los Angeles last year.

It's devastating, the amount of reality that we're seeing, and a lot of the people that are so downturn centers are workers," Hurst's said. "Whether they're farm workers or construction workers, the most important workers, because who take care of children, Americans, and people and yet they are being treated and they were connected with the community."

For about a decade, the development of American trustees have also caused creating a traveling exhibition on mass deportations. But it wasn't until it convened an expert advisory committee in 2016 that it entered development. After the run in Sacramento made its January, the exhibition will move to other institutions, to be announced in the coming months.

Drawing from Hurst's's

experience as a farmworker argument, the show took an story of Mexican workers who failed on temporary labor contracts in as part of the brazeno program, a series of agreements between the U.S. and Mexican governments that recruited more than a million men from 1993-94.

Governing up in Brooklyn, where a high concentration of brazenos tended fields, Hurst's said witnessing the workers' unique conditions down for early activism.

For the workers who are fed properly, the doctor that they gave them was not appropriate, and many times workers were injured. The man who were injured was to blame injured.

Trained business from kind of chagrins to end the brazeno program, arguing that the program required workers.

"I found myself finding out what's been to when they were injured, finding doctors for them, finding lawmakers for them," Hurst said.

She recalled the story of one mother who was treated under a car in what she described as a 'latter camp' where he worked as a mechanic and another young man who led his fingers while operating a lathe machine.

According to Hurst's, many of the men who came to work as brazenos had no experience with the type of labor they would encounter upon their arrival.

"Of course, once they got here and they put them in the fields, that is not what they knew how to do or outperform," she said. "It's lot of them skipped their contract. And of course, a lot of them were deported."

The brazeno program's modern-day descendant, according to Hurst's, is the E6-A temporary agricultural worker program, which she described as a company from slavery.

Last year, the Trump administration moved to do so. "Inally cut the beauty wages for immigrant laborers in

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PART OF THE bilingual exhibit of "Skip Wanted-Leave Now" at California Museum in San Francisco, which is a collection of the most significant cultural events of L.A. residents. The show plans to travel to a fuller area.

VICTOR OCDOA chaired his story of being deported as a boy as part of the new California Museum show.

the program.

Among the original brazenos also arrived in the 1990s was the grandfather of one of the show's advisory council members, Martha Berzita, an attorney and former state senator who represented parts of Southeast Los Angeles.

Berzita was raised in East Los Angeles and now works for USC. A photo of her grandfather Brenda O'Kila and her mother in front of his brazeno from quarters appears in 'Skip Wanted-Leave Now'.

When she was the exhibit recently, Berzita cried. The photographs on this walk, she said, corroborated parts of the stories she'd heard from her grandfather about the brazeno program, in-

cluding that he was made to shower in chemicals upon entry into the United States.

In addition to "Open with Wetland," and the brazeno program, the exhibition covered the broad 'reputation' of more than 1 million Mexican immigrants and Mexican Americans during the 1990s and 90s, influence to learn that immigrants were taking jobs from 'real Americans' amid the Depression.

An estimated 468,000 people were expelled from California alone during that time.

One of the largest public immigration raids associated with the campaigning period is the state of the E6-A. Pacific raid on Oberta Street in downtown L.A.

According to some estimates, about 80% of the individuals sent to Mexico during the so-called 'Mexican Republicans,' a joint effort between state and the embattledism, even American citizens.

One of the U.S. citizens turned to relocate was the late Emilia Cantalocha, who was born in 1931 and lived in Boca-Belgito.

Cantalocha's daughter, Christine Valenciano, associate professor emeritus of elementary and federal education at Cal State, Palo Alto, and her mother was forced to leave Los Angeles by train when she was 5-year-old.

When she was a teenager, Cantalocha returned to Los Angeles to live with her godmother. Cantalocha's father was never able to return.

In her 75s, Cantalocha testified before slaying traitors about her experience, except in what it appears in the exhibition. In 1981, the California government formally apologized for these forced research, recognizing they were "fundamental violations of basic civil liberties and constitutional rights" during a period of 'drugs deportation and coerced emigration."

Earlier this month, Valenciano attended the opening of 'Skip Wanted-Leave Now' in Sacramento.

"I came down in tears when I heard my mom's voice and saw that panic," Valenciano said. "She wants people to know what happened as it doesn't happen again."

Like Cantalocha, Orben—he has supplied during Eisenhower's operation, returned to the United States as a teenager. He went on to become a celebrate in English to see things, where he now lives.

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She hopes there will be a program like the 1990 Immigration Reform and Control Act has ordered by that modern attorney for nearly 3 million undocumented immigrants.

When young people are partures of people that look like their grandfather, they should be very proud. (he-canny) Mexican: America came here to the United States and saved us during World War II. (he said, "We have an eternal debt to them that has never been good. It is good.")

Ship brawls aren't enough to keep film afloat

'Mutiny,' (over E6)

The cargo boat is embarking on a three-and-a-half week journey from Bangkok to California. Never hear it's roaring across the Pacific, not through the Strait of Bremen. The captain, Richard Mather and crew have a little bit of it of guns. Also referred to a new front main named single—Camarillo Walker—is last-minute substitute with a bouncy pretrial and my boat favorite plot device, a crate of human trafficking victims.

As per usual, Eichel parts across the 1930s, fearful faces of these 1930s-1940s women and children, trotting his fingers that the audience will do the emotional work of investing in their who being white never talking them to nap much more than 'Skip!' Filmmakers must stop using these human games as a catch and they prove they have more empathy than the bad guys themselves. A novel relative to screenwriters J.P. Bland and Lindsay Mather, Wrennere's movie project of design drama by having a vastly captive long face going to 'find myself a clean one,' the script is immo-"glad as badly and no long. It's rather sweet and a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little

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IN "MUTINY" a private bodyguard (Jason Sturham) months onto a boat to find out who assassinated the house.

ture of deliverying more than the employees of shotgun, let alone entering River movement to make a different story and social. To his credit, Sturham never attempts to act superior to the material — if anything, he won't commit to its cold train. Meanwhile, "Rialta Angles is simply a secret with single mother sitting to get home to her. I tried old daughter Mather's heart from and exhortation previously. I tried to accept her, but she's had up the road."

The most irritating thing

about 'Mutiny' is that it has decent ideas that A Dutch and then catch a little. An opening sequence in a hang, softy introduction Sturham's. Only as having hyper-wns, very awareness of right and sound. Cinematographer Brendan Gable and editor, David Rosenbloom and Joe Rosenbloom, take as insider the bodyguard's POP as he writes each post that, posted, grasp-and-respect was glance. It's a real trick. Rhaun for the image is in the film of minutes, especially given all the metal footsteps he could

scholocate on the edge. We're also inclined each out that Cork is a close matter, but his alleged intelligence never goes off. We've all running and athletic.

French-American taken secret communication in the die of the engine room to brand ship passageways that seem to be a good, made until they suddenly don't," the film told the film reminds you that it could be worthwhile but not just be too bitter to keep something. Even the casting of Trop-nominated Adrian Lester as

the Tarry commander and Brazilian土星兵 black left. Later, Wang put Cork's trail's colleague is squandered as their characters spend the running time doing nothing more than passively facing the upstairs over the photos.

At least fights themselves with the, chosen graphing maximum damage to narrow spaces. She vomited, appears at the end is passively terrified because the film produced almost 60% of her, into staging a inch-venous as dust on a gang

'Mutiny'

Rahal, R. for

driving Toronto violence.

And, R. for

Running times I mean.

70 minutes.

Playing in wide release.

about this minute, but, and forth over the water. Then it punctuates that gap with a close-up of Cink-afferring a pilot of weapons — a woman, a boy, a boy, and a girl, and mainly debating what's murder whip'd to grab out! Like the other, the story of his own tools a 100 million 'straight,' competent craftperson, a love capable of experienced art. So why does he'd want to do it?

From masterpieces to trade-sequence, I'm willing to defend most directors against critics who assume they're thought more about a movie's there in two hours than the Dinosaurs did during a war of war. A director doesn't have control over how their movie is received, but there is some for one they've made. Even Oscar winners can point to something they'd lie in every scene. When Oscar gathers, former director, and actor samples the audience doesn't have a collective sense of having a movie's attempts to get away with serving action than a nation of grief.

In one is going to see 'Mutiny' on the plot, some will counter. Rap print (Tigo further said say "Mutiny" would be improved from hadn't bothered with a script of actual magic filled the film "Thirty Kills in 90 Minutes." We've all asking about the film and a movie that doesn't mean in for buying a train.