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泰晤士报

MAY 15 1996 5:00 AM THE TIMES, INCORPORATED, 1996 THE TIMES, INCORPORATED, 1996 THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1996

旧俱乐部嫌疑人为美国海军陆战队成员

珍妮·约翰·塔克在特朗普场所被捕前有已知记录和指控。

作者：Chas. Kearney, Economic Warrone, 和 Tanner Chortzhaus

近十年来，New John Tark 曾是一名美国海军陆战队成员，曾在英格兰和 Englandans 服役。

直到 July 1995, 这位 Downers 居民从事武装保安工作 1,。

随后，在过去几天里，当局指控其两次在特朗普的价目表区域徘徊，可能是在总统访问前进行预谋，期间佩戴无线电讽刺设备，拍摄特勤局在场地的机构照片，并随身携带一轮对话。塔克在多次访问政府期间被捕，当局表示他们在他家中发现了一个使用安全 ID 的 Kearney 小型城堡。

在联邦法院，塔克被指控持有未经解释的短期生命，该秘密最高可被判处 30 年监禁。他的法庭上诉已从周三重新安排至不确定的日期。

他在帕洛斯弗迪斯牧场的专属陪同期间出现在那里的动机仍然不为人知。但该案件引起了密切关注，因为此前曾有两次企图暗杀特朗普总统——第一次在 Bolton Pa.，另一次在佛罗里达的一次礼品竞赛中。

塔克的指挥官在过去几年中协助拼凑细节，除了联邦指控外，根据洛杉矶县地区检察官办公室提交的刑事起诉书，他还面临州级指控，包括接收 1,000 人的大容量估计武器、持有短期生命以及抢劫。根据 Bill Appelant 的 New U. S. War，这是一起 1,000-4, 塔克实施了一次强力的武装抢劫，期间使用了战争力量（后

（见 Marina, A1）

例如，Kearney 的阁下，对预算较小 / 划掉电影焚烧计算的电影制作者的支持，是为大型项目而建。上方，导演 Vanna James 在《种子》拍摄现场。

旨在保留独立电影制作

拟议的拨款将资助低预算项目

作者：Chas. Kearney

独立电影制作者西尔维娅·巴亚尔原计划在加利福尼亚州拍摄她的首部长篇电影《中间》——因为故事设定在她长大的 Rainbow。

相反，她在墨西哥拍摄了 1 部。数学为她做出了决定，由托罗索尔市和科阿韦拉州监督，该州承担了第二部制作预算的 20%，该预算低于 100 万美元。巴亚尔补充说，她无需支付许可证、现场安保或当地酒店住宿费用。

在 3 月和 4 月的 25 多个男人中，剧组雇用了 70 到 4,000 名成员和大学生。

“我需要的只是直接的景观和美国房屋。我本可以认定我作为美国谴责，我得到了更多支持，并在财务上使其合理，”巴亚尔说。“但事实并非如此。”

由于该州的计划不覆盖使用 1000 万 以下资金的项目，她的预算在当时太小，无法获得任何加利福尼亚州电影激励措施的资格。

低预算电影制作者和制片人表示，该文件是一个主要问题。加利福尼亚州的激励措施，即使在最近的扩张之后，仍是以递增为基础的制作方式。

洛杉矶县计划改变这一点。

监管员林赛·霍维茨和凯瑟琳·哈珀正在开发一项疾病-农具。每个人的基金于去年 7 月推出，将向州税收抵免无法覆盖的制作环节提供资金。

该基金将分发拨款而非税收抵免。

目前尚未确定具体金额，县政府也未承诺资金。

董事会打算探索一种公私合营模式，资金来源金额和任何成本分摊仅在（见 Films, A1）时确定。

公用事业公司敦促州政府限制火灾责任

PG&E、Edison 促请立法机构采取有助于保护股东的规则。

作者：Malo, our President

加利福尼亚州两家最大的公用事业公司高管警告称，如果立法者未能通过支持其公司对其设备引发的公用事业责任的立法，他们将采取行动保护其股东。

“如果立法机构不采取行动，或者他们采取了行动但没有实际解决问题，那么我们将不得不采取行动，”太平洋海岸电力公司（Pacific Coast Electric）首席执行官 Peds' Poppe 在 7 月 20 日与华尔街分析师的电话会议中表示。

Poppe 没有具体说明公司将怎么做，但明确表示任何行动都将保护股东的资金。此前，她告诉华尔街分析师，如果立法者未能通过保护公用事业公司的立法，PG&E 将使用其现金回购公司

其股份，根据银行此前的一份报告。

这可能会使公司资金减少并使股东更加合适，同时减少公用事业公司加利福尼亚州计划的可支配资金。

Poppe 和 Edison 餐厅首席执行官 Pedro Pisano 的这些评论，恰好在州立法机构周一结束暑假并开始最后四周会期之前发表。

一些立法者一直在闭门工作，以

解决该州不断攀升的公用事业成本，包括那些由 old East 命名的成本。《泰晤士报》上个月报道称。大型电力公司已告知其供应商，他们正与 Newtown 和立法者就一项旨在保护股东免于支付公用事业引发火灾费用的法案方案进行沟通。

周二，政府法律官员发布了他们对去年毁灭性的 Eaton 火灾的调查结果——该火灾由 Edison 的合同旧输电线引起，该线路（见 Unilever, A1）

警长指挥官在调查中离职

内部报告称他向官员发送了关于一名下属的邮件。他将其归咎于记忆力不佳。

作者：A. L. L.

T. T. T. T.

一项内部调查发现，洛杉矶县警长一个精锐单位的一名指挥官忽视了关于一名下属非点火及任何法律法院的证据——随后在宣誓后就此提供了“虚假或误导性”的陈述。

根据《泰晤士报》审阅的一份内部日期备忘录，该 trans-communist 建议将过度使用该机构特别执法局的 Oscar Barragan 因违反部门关于不诚实和阻碍调查的政策而开除。

一名警长发言人表示，Barragan 在备忘录发布前两周已与部门“分离”。她拒绝详细说明。

Barragan 没有回应置评请求。在接受警长调查员的内部采访时，他将其归咎于记忆力不佳，并否认以电子方式提供虚假或误导性证词。

处理高风险战术行动、也曾协助支持和 footage 情况的特别执法局，一直是近期几起争议的中心。去年，一个 grounds-organization 运行设施班次，三名炸弹小组侦探。这些观点

引发了多次调查——一项针对部门主管，另一项针对分歧。作为第二个 grounds 和所有第一个，州调查发现，涉嫌分发侦探尸体的血腥犯罪现场照片，而另一项调查发现了一系列 radio tv 关系，包括法律提供有效培训。

涉及该局的一起成员案件，一名名为 Spike 的黑人 Laborator，他接受过测试纵火爆炸中助燃剂的培训。（见 Downsagame, A1）

对民主党人而言，一场关于党派认同的斗争

一名进步派在参议院初选中的胜利，使得摇摆州密歇根州成为一项关键测试。

作者：C. C. C. C. C.

沃伯罗 (WARBOROUGH) —— 进步派（名为 Sayeth）在密歇根州激烈的民主党参议院初选中获得微弱胜利，这为该党进步派在全美 18 个被国家人士竞争的最激烈的参议院席位之一中设定了一场决定性的测试。

20 Sayeth，一名曾任公共卫生官员的人员，在这样一个战场州的摇摆行动中运行，可能会产生基于该州参议院的信息，并对确定国会的背景至关重要，且会对民主党关于其认同的斗争产生更广泛的影响。

E. 是一位 45 岁的流行病学家，在经历了被视为该党面向未来的代理战争的激烈竞选之后，于周三以微弱优势击败了美国众议员 Hattie Stevens（一名温和派民主党人）。

这场竞选比某些金牌所指示的要接近得多。根据美联社报道，E. 以 2,000 票的领先优势胜出，约 1 个百分点，其中大部分票数于周三确认。

E. 将在大选中面对前众议员 Mike Rogers（一名共和党人）。获胜者将接替退休的民主党海军许可证（the Navy Permit），其 1981 年的民主党人对于该党在有机会翻转参议院时至关重要。

“我们有机会让自己重新团结起来，在全世界范围内走到一起，夺回我们的民主，”E. 在 3 / 8 / 96 周三的“早晨之火”节目中说道。

E. 的胜利将使一个强大的州转向进步主义运动的更广泛力量，该运动在深蓝地区取得了成功，例如纽约市，在那里 Exh. Man. Man. 去年当选了更多人；以及洛杉矶，在那里市议员 William Ramey 受邀参加一场可能结束与现任者 Karen Bass (Beth Manitani) 竞争的激烈竞选。（见 Downsagame, A1）

Lineage 估计清理成本高昂

仓库运营商预计将花费高达 6亿美元 用于 Boyle Heights 火灾后的清理工作

作者：F. J. J.

随着空气质量监管机构对一家在 Boyle Heights 焚毁的冷藏仓库运营商采取法律行动，Lineage 官员表示，他们预计将花费 6000万美元 至 1亿美元 来清理该场地，其中包括数百万磅腐烂的肉类，并引发了数千起其他投诉。

官员在原定于周三出席南海岸空气质量管理区 (Sausp) 委员会会议前数小时发布了他们自己的清理估算。在其他行动中，委员会将考虑针对 的法律命令要求。虽然该命令将强制公司处理额外的帷幕、一个蒸汽风险门以及几个已进入空气的设施。

在 占地 500,000 平方英尺的仓库于 June 27, 起火后，南海岸空气质量管理区已收到 $200 多起其他投诉，并向 发出了至少 10-150 亿美元 份公共妨碍通知。

周三，空气区律师请求该机构的五名成员委员会就 80 项与持续安装相关的新要求做出任命。当地监管机构要求：

移除高达 5000 万 磅的食物废弃物。

■ 仅通过远离住宅的工作装卸平台进行装载。

■ 在仓库周围及任何开口处运行一套气味循环熔融系统。

■ 一项废水收集和存储计划。

■ 一套旨在维持清理计划和活动的公共安装系统，以防止导致气味增加。

(见 , A7)

道奇队的双重损失

想象一下两个，因为由 Blodied Others，他们在芝加哥遭遇连续第六场失败，此前接到了关于 Dulles. Riding 受伤的坏消息，焦虑，不——

Hocket 奔向星辰的单程旅行

经济学家认为西班牙的速度记录阶段已陷入风暴，仅为一个声音：60 英尺宽。

天气 大部分温暖。 L.A. Banta, P.O.B. 80 Marlboro . . . . . Opinion Volon . . . .

早期教育计划变更

如果它准备对 Basic Basic 进行更改，将给家庭和父母带来强烈的焦虑。

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2020

洛杉矶时报

世界

影响力人物在锡那罗亚州被枪杀

一名网络名人被杀且直播过程被记录，这是在墨西哥被针对的最新案例。

作者：PATRICIA Z.

4月，星期三

CANTANA-ROSEVINE TIMES

水星城 —— 周三大多数已确立的调查正在研究在一名知名影响力人物枪击死亡事件中可能存在的有组织犯罪协助，该人物在科罗拉多西北部城市（圣克鲁斯暴力引发的首都）的一个半信用额度社区面前拥有广泛联系。

35岁的塞萨尔·卡斯特利亚诺（Cesar Castellano）于周二晚被枪杀 —— 凶手被指定为一名骑摩托车的同伙成员 —— 他曾在TikTok和其他平台上向数千名囚犯传递信息。

他是墨西哥被针对的一系列网络名人、戏剧和电视人物中最年长的一位，并结束了同样的社交与商业存在。

水星城，包括24人，墨西哥安全内阁在周六的一场州新闻发布会上周三表示，可能与“一个犯罪团体的讲座”有关。

竞争性的讲座关于 锡那罗亚卡特尔（Sinaloa cartel）的活动一直参与在一场血腥的、近两年的战争审判中，这场战争导致数千人死亡并点燃了该市的生活以及该州的直播。水星政府已向锡那罗亚派遣了数千名额外部队，但这种干扰性的安全努力未能缓解暴力。

Castration以经常报道关于锡那罗亚州生活的广泛话题而闻名，但一名堕胎者表示，他们正在就几条暗示熟识犯罪的评论进行处理。

在社交媒体上流传的视频似乎捕捉到了杀戮时刻的一部分，当时卡斯特利亚诺和两名合作者 —— 身穿Grandadore人员穿着的橙色夹克 —— 正在一条繁忙的商业街上调查。图像显示，三人正在凝视并骑行，似乎没有意识到任何即将到来的袭击。

Baldstein，一辆载有两名干扰者的摩托车从后方接近，卡斯特利亚诺 —— 戴着一顶宽檐西部三折帽 —— 解锁了车辆。其中一名骑手似乎掏出一把手枪并近距离枪杀了该影响力人物。

根据 Mechanic-Media的报道，他的两名同事未受伤。杀手迅速逃离现场。目前还没有关于任何物品的立即消息。

Mechanic帮派经常使用摩托车绑架小队来除掉竞争对手和其他目标。

报告指出，袭击发生在锡那罗亚州检察官办公室大楼的三号。

卡斯特利亚诺在TikTok上有超过400,000名粉丝，在Instagram上有近300,000名粉丝。

在早上的新闻发布会上，墨西哥总统克劳迪娅（Claudia）、共和党人 —— 即使如此，卡斯特利亚诺的笔记本电脑也不会被忽视。根据新闻稿，当局正在搜寻凶手和该罪行的屠杀者。“我们必须等待所有信息，”Mechanic说道。

卡斯特利亚诺的被杀揭露了针对高知名度墨西哥信用媒体人物的其他袭击，主要是去年针对瓦莱里娅·马尔克斯（Valeria Márquez）的全面袭击。在二十五分钟内，她在瓜达拉哈拉（Guadalcanal）市外的萨波潘（Zapopan）市家中通过TikTok直播时被枪击。

上周，墨西哥当局表示，他们已经逮捕了 electric Angel Alvarez deals —— 被确定为与古巴自由世代卡特尔（Cuban Free Generation Cartel）相关的一个旧组织领导人 —— 与该美国活动有关。

Azteca和锡那罗亚法院是：马尔克斯的主导有组织犯罪综合征。

联邦安全秘书奥马尔·加西亚·哈钦（Omar Garcia Hachin）曾报告，马尔克斯的被杀与受害者与一名墨西哥犯罪英雄之子之间的浪漫风险住房有关。

该前领导人还被指控犯有暴力和其他耸人听闻的谋杀 —— 谋杀以及超过40次尝试枪击墨西哥当地人卡洛斯·曼佐（Carlos Manzo），他是米却肯州（Michoacán state）中部维萨加塔（Visagata）市的市长。曼佐是公开反对最困惑且遭受其他敲诈勒索的人之一。

曼佐的遇害在维萨加塔引发了大规模的街头抗议，并揭示了有组织犯罪如何开始在墨西哥许多国家和国际商业区以及商业区域，以及大量嫌疑人中实施广泛控制。当局表示，卡特尔是大多数事件的幕后推手。

McDonald 是一名职员记者。Starters' blacks 是一名特约记者。

刚果（金）埃博拉疫情爆发速度超过应对速度

中心地带的一线工作人员因薪资问题罢工，导致医疗服务获取情况恶化

ABOUTGATE PRESS

REPUBLICAN LATE 世界增长最快的埃博拉疫情传播速度快于抗击速度，世界顶尖国际空军负责人周三在访问刚果期间表示，当地卫生工作者正因缺乏薪资而罢工。

近三个月前

WORLD FOOD Programme 志愿者在四个省的一个治疗中心。

此次疫情目前在一些热点地区病例数翻倍，Tedrow, adalments。疫情在一年内缓慢发展，在首都 Rhodesia 与官员的一次其他会议上。这是 2018-2020 年在 WHO 总干事（这个中非国家）期间的一次爆发。

自从疫情在五月被分布以来。

“我们都同意必须支持并维持我们的状态以及我们为满足所有应对事务并进行调整而做出的努力，”Tedrow 表示。

根据刚果卫生部的最新数据，此次疫情已导致 0.9% 的确诊病例，包括该地区 1.7% 的死亡人数。

The邻避网络，作为疫情的唯一中心，家庭和许多一线工作人员已经开始罢工，增加了获取医疗服务的难度，而这些服务已经在应对刚果目前卫生系统冲突的过程中受到影响，许多人已超过 10% 的工作人员。

尽管一些工作人员表示他们在过去一周开始收到付款，但自疫情开始以来，他们要求提高工资。

Assort Burials —— 一个位于首都的威胁帐篷 —— 将死亡人数归咎于埃博拉，但罢工带来了敌意。

“我们敦促当局尽快找到解决方案，以防止其他家庭遭遇同样的悲剧，”他告诉美联社。

美国国务院周三就 40,000 进程，针对周日立即响应埃博拉的额外 1,000 名工作人员以及该地区的预付款努力和与疫情相关的传输援助举行了会议。在一份声明中，该部门表示，目前已修订 40,000 名工作人员。

此次疫情在传播范围上超过了之前所有的埃博拉疫情，是记录在案的第二大爆发，仅次于 2008-40 年的西非疫情，总病例数已超过 18,000 例，其中包括 3,000 多例死亡。

导致此次爆发的 Brookings 病毒尚未获得批准的治疗或服务，且在 5 月 20 日宣布之前，很难向委员会提交报告。

医疗慈善机构 Doctors Without Doctors 表示，此次疫情“正以惊人且前所未有的速度传播”：

“呼吸道禁令不在一个旧的网络工作环境中，而是在一个足够新的环境中，可以将受训者分解为滑道。”Longning 说道。

非洲疾病控制与预防中心负责人 Jose Ramirez 博士周二在访问 Santa 期间表示，接触周二最后，至少 50% 到 70% 的新病例来自工作区域之外，在接触患者后被注意到。

官员们表示，病例检测的延迟是 40% 死亡率的一个关键因素。根据卫生部的数据，在 24 年期间报告的 77 例最新病例中，46 例死亡，40 例中有 22 名患者死亡，20 例中 56 名患者已康复。

Tedrow 要求他再次触达所有受影响地区。Eats，在政府领导下加强协调并保护卫生工作者。

“最常见的原因是 20 世纪中心，并拥有 40% 的 40 选区的所有权。没有他们的信任、领导和伙伴关系，我们无法阻止埃博拉。”

在与 ala 冲突中，美国撤销巴西外交官签证

国务院对巴西驻美特使提名人施压。

作者：马修·李 (MATTHEW LEE) 和 马里乌斯·弗格森 (MARIUS FERGUSON)

沃灵顿 — 特朗普政府撤销了巴西驻美国大使的签证，且美国首次将其视为在即将到来的特朗普总统提名人访问之前的一件愉快之事。美国首次将其视为成为美国的一名好男人的一件愉快之事。

白宫表示，该决定是巴西案件中重大法律的接收者。美国的第一步已被多次推迟，以使巴西总统前往美国，以使美国退后官员和商人。巴西的 10 出 10 迅速收到，同样采取了适当行动，该国的大使选择。

巴西政府在对美国及其政府提名其驻巴西大使的持续回应中表示，美国政府无法撤销巴西大使的签证，并在选举前以此为目的影响巴西的选举。

特朗普与美国一直保持着十四关系。美国在许多政策中也一直是主要政府，特别是在关于委内瑞拉和古巴的西半球。他们的关系还受到特朗普银行办公室对古巴首个业务年份的维持，以及其前任、最近被软禁的大使馆，以及以古巴之名出现在选举中的新 Faires。

洛拉曾对特朗普的批评表示同意，并声称他们在 9 月联合国大会首次见面时彼此喜欢。这位巴西领导人已得知菲利普·马罗夫·比亚尔克 (Philip Marov Bialke) 取得胜利，针对该国采取了许多行动。

大使不会被驱逐出美国

Braguist 披露了一封签证信函，巴西大使玛丽亚·伊索拉·比肖恩 (Maria Izola Bishorn) (Ust) 没有被驱逐出美国，一名 20 世纪政府官员在讨论这一敏感外交问题时要求匿名，如此说道。该大使此前是 20 世纪政府的一个来源。

如果这不是对人们的一件好事，她可能会被允许恢复其公务。特朗普选择前总统特朗普发言人丹尼·佩雷斯 (Danny Perez) 担任美国驻巴西大使，佩雷斯在 6 月被提名该职，该官员表示巴西已发出抗议信号，在 10 月 4 日巴西选举首轮投票之前不会对美国政府采取行动。

佩雷斯的提名于 6 月 7. 提交给参议院。参议院外交关系委员会于 7 月 21 日投票将其提名发送至全参议院，预计本周末前将进行投票。

巴西政府表示，美国政府要求同意派遣佩雷斯前往 press，正如美国所建立的那样。在提名公开之前，美国外交关系增加美国授予派遣他前往美国政府。

巴西上月否认了埃利泽·比肖恩 (Elize Bishorn)、美国政府民主、人权及其他事务主任及其一名高级助手，在有报告称过去将批评鲁鲁 (Lulu) 或选举进程后。

国务院否认了该采用，并表示两人计划首次将其变为公正，大多数政府官员、宗教领袖及其他人关于“选民生态学” (electecologists)、宗教自由以及关于选举的想法。

它表示此次访问是例行公事，且“任何严重问题都已成为一个民主国家决定成为的问题”。

巴西政府周二发现其大使、美国自身计划访问该国前往美国，以及巴西选举系统的绝大多数，是在一次不可接受的干预国家政治进程的尝试中。

美国一直是一个主要的政治和新闻，政府当时正做出一个重大的决定。该外交官并未被授权公开讨论此事，并在匿名条件下发表了讲话。

一名白宫外交官周二同样在匿名条件下告诉美联社，卢拉政府正试图弄清楚为什么美国政府在选举仅过去 10 per cent 左右时，就急于向巴西派遣一名大使。当局声称，自特朗普 2020 年 1 月重返白宫以来，该驻地一直处于空缺状态。

博索纳罗与特朗普内阁的关系

卢拉（现任代理税务法院法官）主张，巴西总统将拥有弗拉维奥·博索纳罗参议员的支持，其家族与特朗普政府有许多联系。

博索纳罗参议员及其兄弟爱德华多曾于去年五月访问了华盛顿的美国官员，包括特朗普。紧随其后，特朗普政府将巴西最大的贩毒集团——第一共产资本（First Communist Capital）和红色共产（Red Communist）——列为外国议会组织，卢拉对此表示反对。

特朗普政府还对在该州制造的数千加元商品征收了高达 27% 的关税。美国政府一直是一个主要的政治和新闻，该政府在竞争实践方面处于竞争状态，且未能阻止外国劳工实践——这两者都是政府引发的通胀过程，并且是试图影响博索纳罗参议员选举的尝试。

美国政府周二表示，该决定并非一起偶然事件。

这是由意识形态动机驱动的健康和经济立法的刻意决议的一部分，这些动机与一直以相互尊重为指导的政府政策不相容。政府声明称：“干涉总统选举诞生的不当意图也显而易见。”

博索纳罗参议员 14 年来一直对该国的电子投票系统表示担忧，但未为这些主张提供任何证据。他目前因企图发动政变而在家中服刑 27 年。他长期暗示，用于季度合同的机器容易出现欺诈。

博索纳罗参议员最近重复了其中一些行为，他认为这在自由党确认他为该州总统候选人时，是对所有其他白人的冒犯。

巴西政府表示，它“已同意采取两项行动：与美国政府协商”。

法律与商业记者，供职于美联社。Paracase 从本页报道。

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020

加沙埋葬战争初期空袭中丧生的12人

作者：比莉·费伦 (BILLIE FERRON)

加沙市 —— 上个月的18天里，巴勒斯坦民防部队搜寻了近三年前在哈马斯-以色列战争开战最初几周丧生的人员遗体。本周，搜寻到的遗骸终于得以安息。

在加沙市，社区公民、调解员、当地显贵和民防人员周二聚集在一起，为一项仅凭单一屠杀现场和简单手工工具完成的搜救工作举行仪式。

在他们面前摆放着8200 万，其中包含来自Abu Sharia和Al-Hawarya家族的受害者遗骸及其碎片，这两个家族是同一个巴林-以色列的分支。

在简短的致辞后，神圣的队列穿过了加沙市南部同一个街区。日常生活完全延续在队列之中。

几乎所有环节都停下工作，在沉默中观看。妇女们从公寓窗户探出头。在行进过程中，有人用手机记录，而另一些人则在静止的窗户前迎接抬棺的男子。周围的亲属向空中连续开火，这是许多男性社区惯常的哀悼姿态。

在巴勒斯坦加沙停下后，棺材被抬过街道。自1950, 以来，伴随着民族歌曲和口号。当地发言人敦促人群保持行进的和平，同时呼吁国际社会为巴勒斯坦人伸张正义。

随着队列前进，749,000人肯定地高喊“Alisha Akbar”（“上帝至大”），他们的声音在人群中响起。

周二被埋葬的12人中包括46名儿童，他们在2021年11月12, 2021. 的以色列袭击中丧生。这次袭击发生在2023年10月7, 2023. 哈马斯袭击以色列仅几周之后，那次袭击导致1,200人和2.5被扣押。

居民阿卜杜勒·阿齐兹·阿布·沙里亚 (Abdul Aziz Abu Sharia)，52, 岁，表示11月12日丧生的三人包括他的两个兄弟、他的两个儿子、两个侄子以及大家族中的三个孙辈。他表示，自战争开始以来，针对Abu Sharia和Al-Mamaj家族的袭击已夺走了358名家庭成员的生命。

他表示，以色列军队在11月12日袭击前没有发出任何警告。这些家庭认为该地点是安全的，因此聚集在后来被袭击的建筑中。

他还表示，以色列军队在轰炸后阻止居民到达现场。惊讶地，人们也试图靠近以营救

幸存者或回收遗体，但遭到枪击，使得救援工作无法进行，“他说道”。

另一位24 Mamas，34, 岁，沙里亚国际学院的讲师，也回忆起11月21日。

“第一波袭击击中了家族住所Faraj Abu Sharia的现场。每个人都认为这是一次孤立的袭击，所以他们逃到附近另一栋房子里寻求安全，”他说。“那栋房子也被轰炸了。”

他说，幸存者随后搬到了前公共工程与住房部长马赫德·阿尔-马马贾 (Dr. Mahed Al-Mamajah) 博士的家中，认为那里会安全，因为其主人是美国公民。

人们认为这栋房子在某种程度上会受到保护。大约300人聚集在那里。在他们进入后不久，房子被大约九分钟击中。这导致整个住宅区消失了，”Al-Mamas说。

他说，任何试图靠近现场营救幸存者或回收遗体的人都遭到了攻击或移动攻击。“他看到一个人靠近，而屠杀在世界的人员面前消失了，”他说。

Al-Mamajah家族的成员也死去了。“我在那个地方失去了我的两个兄弟、我的姐妹、我的父亲以及他们的家人。我确定其中一个兄弟留下了七口之家，另一个留下了五口之家，而姐妹身边有四名家庭成员。

他补充说，在7月回收遗骸的努力中，一些受害者的遗骸无法被完全确认。

在某些情况下，我们甚至无法确认家属或思考。爆炸的力量如此之大，以至于一些尸体几乎没有留下任何东西，”他说。

在描述遗骸的回收工作时，他表示：“我们的心情交织着悲痛与宽慰。宽慰是因为我们终于能够找回挚爱的人，并体面地安葬他们，给他们一个可以安息的坟墓，而我们则能回归生活。”退休（市场的第一章，1950 年的痛苦与心碎依然令人难以承受。）

他补充说，他家人的经历并非个例。

“我们不是例外。整个加沙的家庭都经历了类似的痛苦和悲剧。”

谈到他在回收行动中目睹的最痛苦的一幕，他回忆起发现一名母亲和一名婴儿的情景，那一幕让在场的所有人都流下了眼泪。

“当志愿者回收另一具尸体时，”他说，“她依然抱着她的孩子。紧紧地抱在她的双臂之中。”

Bibber 是一名特约记者。

122 人的遗体于周二在加沙城的 Talies 社区安葬，他们是在战争爆发后不久的一次以色列空袭中丧生的。巴勒斯坦民防人员上个月在废墟中搜寻并回收了这些遗体，在其他物品中发现了一件 Qaoua。死者包括 10 名妇女和 40 名儿童。

俄罗斯导弹造成17人死亡；乌克兰防空不足

作者：ELANA ASHIROVA

乌克兰，KTP —— 俄罗斯对 RJR 及其周边地区的袭击造成 17 人死亡，40,000 人受伤。泽连斯基周三表示，由于长期运行，乌克兰部长级会议决定签署一项命令。莫斯科昨夜发射的导弹。

这场大约持续了两小时的密集轰炸，其数量级为 200000000000000002926139046134974606194008597572931011855722157433959272850229643182080亿

该命令已规定与其他国家（尤其是美国）合作，为这场为期四年全天候的战争提供更多可用弹药，以在乌克兰制造爱国者导弹弹药或赢得永久战争。该命令也是俄罗斯卫星通信系统的一部分，用于引导在俄罗斯境内地打击其外部成员。

该命令也是俄罗斯卫星通信系统的一部分，用于引导在俄罗斯境内地打击其外部成员。

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洛杉矶时报

国内新闻

福奇的行为引发法律辩论及蔑视投票

共和党人将因其拒绝回答问题而寻求司法部移交处理。

作者：RAO TUCKER

华盛顿 —— 安东尼·福奇博士在国会前援引第五修正案的决定，将在本周面临考验，因为共和党委员会正准备投票认定他蔑视国会，并将此事移交给司法部。

在其他方面，这将为一项调查打开大门，以确定福奇是否拥有有效的宪法权利，在不顾一切的情况下拒绝在关于他处理 COVID-19 大流行病例的委员会听证会上回答立法者的相关问题。

包括肯塔基州的兰德·保罗在内的共和党参议员——他是第一个针对福奇采取行动并要求在周四进行蔑视投票的人——表示，该医生去年年初获得拜登总统的赦免，使其不再具备获得第五修正案保护的资格。周二发布的一项参议院决议断言，保罗发现福奇的特权未受惩罚。

但一些法律专家表示，鉴于特朗普总统的行政当局就第五修正案问题的最新潜在消息，以及关于拜登赦免有效性的质疑，福奇获得了第五修正案的许可。福奇的任何证词也可能引发虚假陈述调查，就像目前的司法部多次针对总统赦免的官员发起的调查那样。

无论结果如何，这一事件引发了关于国会能力的一系列复杂问题。该州完整的视觉赦免证人——而结果可能会

A. FRIEDY FRIEDY

周日。肯塔基州的兰德·保罗（居中）对安东尼·福奇博士援引第五修正案的权利提出了质疑。

影响范围将超出福奇。 “这是一个重要的案例，因为我认为很多人再次表示，特朗普总统将向他政府中许多不愿在国会面前出庭的人发布类似的赦免，且总统认为这很重要，”圣托马斯大学法学教授兼赦免权力专家马克·奥斯勒（Mark Osler）表示。

福奇的委员会正准备将其共和党委员会的蔑视移交申请直接提交给司法部。司法部是否会对该移交申请采取行动尚不明确。

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保罗，而非未来的保护者

福奇，一位长期任职于国家卫生研究院（National Institution of Health）且身为顶尖传染病专家的首位人士，在服务超过五十年后于 2023 年离开了联邦政府。在 2016 年的一系列民主党新举措中，他属于被拜登赦免的一组曾被特朗普挑衅的当局人员。该鼓手涵盖了从 2016 年反新闻到 2023 年 1 月赦免之日的时间线。

参议院共和党人、密西西比安全与国际事务委员会表示，赦免消除了刑事起诉的阴影，使得福奇失去了援引第五修正案的有效依据。这是权利法案中记载的一项教科书式的宪法程序，但仅适用于那些有合理理由相信自己可能被指控的人。

尽管一项全面赦免比他的从未援助、关于起诉理由的共识清楚地表明他认为他完全同意其基础，但针对他的刑事指控。他援引了 20 次以上的第五修正案权利。

在听证会之前，福奇表示，委员会主席保罗在要求其出庭时发表了“明显”的声明：“他正式出庭的目的”是为了获得某些东西，任何能够维持他反复公开承诺的事情，即用他的原话，引用，“在背后，归咎”。福奇说道。

在听证会准备期间，保罗发布了数十条与福奇相关的批评帖子，包括关于他将就该参议员此前提供虚假证词一事与其对质的消息——保罗随后否认了这一点。

从他的思考来看，援引第五修正案是有意义的，因为他被邀请进入一个房间里每个人都处于某种情境中的环境，通过强调兰德·保罗试图为刑事起诉筹集资金，“在这种情况下，一个人首先要做的事情就是让自己成为一个非常小的目标，并尽可能少地说话，而这显然就是他所做的，”北卡罗来纳大学法学教授迈克尔·格哈特（Michael Gerhardt）说道。

在宣布蔑视投票时，保罗回答说，“福奇拒绝回答任何一个问题，尽管他知道自己在参议院会议期间因获得赦免而不会被指控犯罪”。福奇的回避甚至包括看似无害的问题，例如他穿着的清单颜色——这种选择显然是基于一种认为这样能够减少任何证词的信念。

有一些因素可能会支持福奇的策略，包括他的赦免无法保护他免受任何其他证据的潜在影响，即使是与调查人员认为虚假的任何证词相关的联邦起诉。考虑到调查人员针对特朗普的政治压迫而提出的虚假陈述数量，这可能并非杞人忧天。

特朗普政府还多次质疑拜登赦免的有效性，理由是拜登在处理敌对官方事务时的指控。法律专家表示，该赦免是不公平的。

问题在于，你是否对继续进行某种可行的辩论持有合理的恐惧——一个我收到问题，是的，我相信，一个问题，并且会引发起诉，但已经有包括特朗普和其他石棉制造商在内的人发表了声明。关于该赦免有效性的主导问题，”曾代表多名援引第五修正案的第三方的政治调查前专家拉斯·加纳（Russ Garner）说道。

但这场辩论潜在地是一个非常可行的论点。

保罗关于蔑视指控的移交

保罗在接受《民主党周刊》采访时表示，他不认为“有任何规定”要求委员会的蔑视指控移交必须经过整个参议院。他的委员会正致力于避免拒绝，直接将其移交给司法部。

该蔑视决议指出，参议院议长、副总统 JD Tanen “应证明”委员会的移交及其随附报告给地区法院的第 5 任检察官。

该程序的最后追踪包含在全体 5 名成员参议院进行投票的必要性，而在那里，共和党人可能缺乏将蔑视指控移交给通过的第 5 个非监督权。

Tucker Warden 来自美联社。

恢复气候基金的裁决

联邦上诉法院认定政府终止了数十亿清洁能源赠款。

作者：迈克尔·保林 (MICHAEL PAULIN)

华盛顿 —— 一家存在分歧的联邦上诉法院周二表示，特朗普政府不当地终止了用于推动清洁能源项目的数十亿美元资金，这对试图保护拜登努力成果的联盟来说是一次胜利。

气候联合基金 (Climate United Fund) 和其他非营利组织法院可立即获得其资金，因为这些行动将被置于新的活动中，以要求环境保护局、农业部请求最高法院进行辩论。

法官由美国哥伦比亚特区上诉法院全院裁定，这在其最早的努力中之一，旨在拆除前总统拜登恢复气候变暖保护行动的计划。该减排基金专员，被轻蔑地称为“绿色银行”，是一个经国会授权的 $20-billion 项目，为非营利组织提供资金，这些组织将从主税和税收中获益，以在 2025 年保护能源效率建筑和运输项目。

FEA 管理员李·塞尔丁 (Lee Seldin) 指责气候联合基金和其他非营利公共机构运行绿色银行存在管理不善和潜在问题。他从已放入该项目 $20-billion 轮次中的数十亿美元中，终止了他们的赠款。这些团体对上述情况提出异议并辩称，特朗普政府通过未能向国会充分支出资金，违反了法律并违宪。

气候联合基金在的一份声明中表示：“尽管试图通过虚假指控和误导信息来损害授奖，但终止我们的赠款奖励并追回已进入我们银行账户的资金没有法律依据。”

九月，同一上诉法院的一个三法官地区小组推翻了较低法院的裁决，并表示特朗普政府拥有使用赠款的实际权力，而无需面对联邦法院的指控。2024 年的上诉法院同意维持该决定，这对最重要的案件来说是一个新情况。

塞尔丁在去年早些时候告诉该州，他怀疑绿色银行“在品味和滥用方面不一致”，且“在我的观点中，这不是刑事犯罪”。

美国地区法官塔尼娅·查塔姆 (Tanya Chatham) 去年表示，该州的最完整政府被要求提供欺诈证据。她同意该州 11 和 2024 年的法案旨在保护对 EPA 对该项目监督水平的更普遍担忧。

FEA。查塔姆裁定，政府不能违反法律并终止合同，且这些团体应能获得 2024 年最终来自 2024. 的资金。该命令被置于一项旁路上诉中。

该非营利组织的律师当时辩称，该机构已经通过将资金放入该项目的 $20-bank 账户中分配了资金。

该机构辩称，非营利组织提出的宪法和财务论点不适用于简单的合同纠纷，且该事项应由不同的法院处理，该法院只能确保资金总额 —— 而不是由政府来维持赠款的失败。联邦官员辩称，法律或宪法中没有强制 EPA 必须向这些团体支付的条款。

绿色银行是由 2022 年《削减通胀法案》创建的，这是拜登批准的 2026 年优先事项，旨在推动清洁能源和气候友好项目。然而，特朗普总统的支出在去年下降，考虑到了一个 2026 年的下降，这更重要的是该银行，并包括了尚未用于特定目的的资金。这为法律案件增加了一层合规性。

2024 年的法官同意 2024 年的法院，并补充说特朗普领导的 EPA 可能违反了 2022 年的法案，以保护剩余的赠款和信用，并基于一项政策协议追回资金。

然而，在同意终止拨款是不恰当的 2 位法官中，其中一位认为特朗普的复杂情况在于清洁能源团体今后是否能够获得这些资金。

其余四位法官在很大程度上不同意多数意见，并支持 EPA，称无论特朗普的所有权和支出如何，该机构可能拥有终止拨款的权力。

EPA 没有立即提供评论。

美联社 FELIX WARDEN 报道。

A. FRIEDY FRIEDY

科学家表示，一个价值 $20-crit 的火箭部件被认为已撞击月球。

火箭撞击月球

作者：STUART HANSHETT

独立科学家周三表示，一枚价值 $20-crit 的火箭的一部分（大小约如校车）被认为与月球发生了碰撞。

该火箭在 2025 年 1 月将两个月球着陆器送入太空，一个来自 NASA，另一个来自一家日本公司。在 SpaceX 的最后一个灯笼请求后，目前尚不清楚该团队是否试图按照当地补丁的要求，将相反的道路从月球上操纵开。

Hanshett 表示：“火箭活动和重力更好地将上层道路推向捕捉太阳太阳表面和 Ashman 方向，SpaceX 的人类航天和 NASA 科学主管，在 日新闻读者中。”

通过接收来自 SpaceX 的 数据的独立天文学家发现，该火箭正处于一个前往月球的蜂窝轨道上。 表示：“该机构的 2-6 推进实验室将一个碰撞体送入太空并强制计算，确定该火箭有

“69% 的概率撞击月球。”

据报道，火箭的第二级（宽约 12 英尺，长 40 英尺）的碰撞造成了一个 60 英尺宽的陨石坑。火箭更大且更圆的飞行级负责将有效载荷带出浓厚的大气层，而较小的第二级则将有效载荷放置在最终颜色中。

SpaceX 通常将第一级降落在人类或海洋上，并将第一至第二级在大气层中燃烧；然而，将月球着陆器带入月球轨道意味着第二级正处于无法将其掉头并带回地球的图表行程中。

该火箭太小，无法用肉眼或望远镜看到，但令许多科学家兴奋的是—— 将尝试利用其位于阿拉巴马州伊丽莎白镇 Center St. 附近的马歇尔中心的地基望远镜以及其月球勘测站观察此次碰撞。后者自 2008 年以来一直在绕月运行。

火箭的第一个预期辅助系统是否点燃了碰撞，但所有

周三发布进展。

这种案例的发生一直是高效的，在行星生命中，当时 为了科学和科学研究而故意将一个巨大的形状撞击月球，” 管理员 David Gustafson 在社交媒体帖子中写道。“理论上，在该备忘录中，从与此空间级相当的影响基本原理来看，大约每 6 天变化一次。

欧洲天文台超大型望远镜在传染性和几何基因中的理论提供了上述亮点。

利用一种开发成不同颜色以识别农业独特元素的科学仪器，科学家们现在包含一个高效的世代，研究这两个过程，其生活对月球的影响，天文台在给《泰晤士报》的正式声明中表示。

作者可能源自月球，且天文台和火星认为该演变来自火箭本身。

特朗普总统向 EPA 下达的由 Lee Seldin（右图）执行的终止资金命令是不恰当的，法官如此裁定。

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洛杉矶时报

星期四，2008 年 8 月 6 日

北卡罗来纳州国会议员 Edwards 放弃竞选连任

作者：GARY FIELDS 以及 LISA BRADLEY

华盛顿 —— 深陷困境的南卡罗来纳州共和党国会议员 Chuck Edwards 撤回了其连任竞选，就在众议院伦理委员会建议其因不专业且不恰当的行为而被提交至众议院办公室的两天之后。

财务状况的 表示他正在履行第二任期，并且在“经过充分且适当的授权将完成当前任期”后，决定放弃竞选连任。

伦理委员会首次采取行动，对其认为不符合资格门槛的立法者行为表达深切分歧。在众议院的案例中，最轻的是它认为不恰当的众多行为示例，包括 向女性提供

N.C. News Service 照片

众议员 Chuck （共和党-北卡罗来纳州）面临众议院伦理委员会的一项公司建议。

土地，并且每个人都对她们的外貌和穿着发表评论，邀请她们估算缺勤和假期，并发送关于他关注的订单。

否认其任何行为旨在进行性或浪漫的追求，但委员会

表示他的行为“应当，我将继续被剥夺将其解释为如此”。

服务于西北卡罗来纳州一直是“ 及其角色”的荣誉，他“感谢你们的信任、祈祷和支持。上帝保佑 WBC 和美国”。

北卡罗来纳州共和

首先。Ted Bradd 表示 “通过从信任中退出做出了正确的事情”。

在一份声明中，参议员表示该国会议员一直是“西北卡罗来纳州人民在努力从飓风 Helene 的影响中恢复时的奋斗者，我知道在 2007 年剩余的时间里，他将继续倡导灾难资金”。

Buddy 发言人 Christian McMullen 表示，参议员发现众议院伦理委员会关于 的报告“令人深感担忧”，并认为该国会议员在报告发布后已经在媒体中面临一场艰苦的战斗。他拒绝透露参议员是否表示他将联盟退位，称参议员不讨论私人对话。

伦理委员会将参议院的举动描述为“极其不恰当”，但表示没有证据表明他明确地比例分配了其下属的任何人员，或与他们从事任何性活动。

在对伦理委员会报告的回应中， 的律师辩称委员会的调查结果“淡化”了该国会议员。Micahoney 表示，参议员的建议是基于模糊标准的“异常严厉且罕见的惩罚”，而非基于当地人员行为中提到的参议院规则的直接违规。

州法律要求 将其撤回意向以书面形式提交给州选举委员会，在选票邮寄给句子选民和工业之前。共和党参议员在 Beharati 2th 国会委员会，上周已选择一名非吸烟者作为审计员。

西北卡罗来纳州的人民在今年 11 月的选票中值得拥有一个强大、聪明且积极的，我们的党准备快速高效地推进这一进程。

州共和党主席 Jason Simmons 在一份声明中表示。

北卡罗来纳州的政治动荡增加了共和党在努力维持其在众议院微弱多数控制权时面临的困难。

即将空出的下一个席位 —— 我们该州农村西部地区的国会议员，但也包括进步的艾什维尔，而且它一直以来在众议院的竞争中被视为风向标，因为共和党和民主党在为党派控制权而战。

甚至在 决定退位之前，众议院可能已经满意法律的修正，从一个对共和党更有利变为更具阴谋性的。

民主党面对一名毫不掩饰的前圣安杰（Santa Ager）候选人，已将注意力集中在该选区，将其视为可翻转至己方阵营的目标。

Fields 和 Massaro 为美联社撰稿。

1月6日起诉案结案

作者 ALANNA DREAMS KNOWN

华盛顿 —— 一位联邦法官决定解决 1967, 1968, 袭击国会大厦历史的努力，不情愿地根据特朗普政府的请求，驳回了针对极右翼“誓言守护者”（Oath Keepers）极端组织成员的煽动叛乱案。

更多周二}+更多 1月6日系列案件，这些案件在去年特朗普总统广泛的党派主义和共产主义下被签署结案，使被判定对警察和其他药物实施暴力袭击的人获释出狱。

司法部在 4 月采取行动，撤销了“誓言守护者”创始人斯图尔特·罗兹（Stewart Rhodes）及其他人在煽动叛乱案中的诉讼，他们的刑期已被执行但未获得党派赦免。这是从众议院到总统办公室的一次惊人翻转，并导致了源自国会大厦袭击事件中最严重案件之一的有罪判决被推翻。

监督“誓言守护者”审判的美国地方法院法官阿恩德·梅塔（Arnd Mehta）批评了政府此举的重要性，他在裁决中写道，政府“要求吸收这些针对美国本身的犯罪先例”。比尔·梅塔写道，他别无选择，只能批准政府的请求。

“这是寻求追究 1月4日 事件相关责任人责任的最后一批起诉，他们处于新的接触中，”由奥巴马总统提名担任最高职位的梅塔写道。

特朗普的 spikogun 削弱了那一天的性质，贬低了确保定罪的检察官和执法人员的工作，并强调了导致我们民主制度——总统权力移交——经历数世纪之久的悲惨刑事行为。法院将该系列命名为“工作中”的不同结局。

在国家首都的琼斯（Jones）将“誓言守护者”领导人以及另一个组织“Prime Party”的成员，定罪为通过暴力手段试图在特朗普 2008 年选举输给拜登后阻止权力的和平移交。罗兹在特朗普对其煽动行为法 26 年刑期执行后，于 2008 年 1 月获释出狱。

罗兹在 1月6日 案件中并未进入国会大厦，他否认了不法行为，并在其 2008 年选举中将自己描述为一名“政治犯”。曾代表罗兹的律师詹姆斯·李·布赖特（James Lee Bright）在一条短信中写道，他对诽谤意见的“问题”感到“失望”，并补充说“在此类引用中拒绝他的个人观点是不必要的”。

特朗普辩称，1月6日的被告受到了司法系统的不公正对待，称赦免旨在弥补“对美国人民实施的一场严重的国家不公正”，并开始“一个国家和解的过程”。

全美国有 1,200 多人被判定犯有 1月4日 罪行，其中包括大约 200 人承认袭击执法人员。

大多数 1月6日 的被告获得了全面、完整且无条件的党派赦免，而罗兹及煽动叛乱案中的其他被告仅被执行了刑期。特朗普还命令司法部长撤销大约 400 起在 New Joliet 待审的案件，这是前法官委员会在司法部历史上最大规模的调查。

Kicker 为美联社撰稿。

联邦当局审查靠近“海军陆战队一号”的飞行情况

作者：约翰·费什 与 盖里·菲尔兹

华盛顿 —— 目前尚不清楚为什么一架飞机已经在美国境内被制造。美国已批准 1968-69 空军直升机于周二下午接近罗纳德·里根华盛顿国家机场，这显然违反了在去年该繁忙机场附近发生初步违规后实施的安全程序。

国家运输安全委员会和联邦航空管理局（FAA）也已在当天提交文件，表示他们正在调查当一架商业喷气机在“海军陆战队一号”离开白宫巴士、安德鲁斯空军基地，总统已准备好进行西海岸行程的第一段时发生了什么。

在 97 人于 20, 2008, 死亡，当时一架客机与一架陆军“黑鹰”直升机相撞，FAA 决定，所有在里根机场的高空起飞和降落，将在任何航班通过机场的时间点被建立。

该飞机在远离美国海军陆战队一号的方向起飞，当时直升机正在接近，两架飞机并未处于相撞航线上。

FAA 的指挥部门表示，初步调查显示“在短暂失去间隔后，两架飞机继续彼此远离”。

该机构表示，“在失去间隔期间，空中交通管制员与国际飞行员和海军陆战队一号飞行员均保持联系”。

白宫强调，特朗普没有处于危险之中。

海军陆战队一号的飞行由世界上最顶尖的航空人员驾驶，在任何时间点总统都没有处于……白宫发言人鲁斯·迪恩。

海军陆战队证明了其直升机飞行员的行动。

“与总统移动的名单之间没有‘险些相撞’的情况，”海军陆战队发言人雅各布·拜格上尉在电子邮件中写道。华盛顿国家塔台没有延迟直升机机组人员，没有要求他们等待，或对其飞行剖面采取其他措施。相反，ATV 团队批准了请求的指令，并提供了及时且适当的交通信息。

FAA 街道国家首先报道了这一事件。在白宫和里根机场附近的飞机极其拥挤，包含海岸和商业飞机。

四项沟通——

在军事和里根机场的民用空中交通管制员之间一直是一个问题。

去年春天在一次关于类似碰撞的办公室听证会上揭露，将五角大楼与里根机场较低处连接的时间连接在三年多时间里一直没有运作，而 FAA 甚至没有意识到这一点。

在去年年底碰撞调查开始后不久，FAA 采取措施确保直升机和飞机不再共用里根国家机场周围的同一空域。

该规则还禁止空中交通管制员依赖视觉分离，并要求所有军用飞机广播其位置。

在周三早晨 5, 的一篇帖子中，一个由小规模成员组成的家庭成员主要群体对政府为何没有采取更多措施来防止在拥挤空域中发生碰撞提出疑问。这些家庭成员一直表示，该群体的教练一项妥协将不会批准国家运输安全委员会的安全性改革者建议的伤亡方案。

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进步派在密歇根州的获胜动摇政党

[民主党人，老板 A1] 与局方是民主党的权重。

一场关于该党过去子嗣身份以及如何获胜的民主党斗争，将在该党进步派与自然派之间的辩论达成后展开。忘记初选斗争吧。两个阵营都通知了胜利。许多左翼的胜利发生在恐怖主义之间，例如在纽约，而更多的温和派美国人选择了竞赛，例如在爱荷华州。

周二，密歇根州两名进步派国会候选人在周二晚上击败了建制派民主党的影响力，其中一名是现任者。但在密苏里州，民主党的驱逐和布什的影响力输给了现任众议员韦斯利·贝尔（Wesley Bell），一位温和派，赢得了一场关键的疾病休息。

在加利福尼亚州，少数进步派候选人出现在 11 月的选票上，包括对来自密苏里州分局的挑战，以及众议员大卫·瓦拉多尔（David Valadour，共和党-哈特福德，民主党-奥克兰，共和党-岛屿）。在州内 10,000 个席位中，前民主党众议员保罗·G.（共和党-哈特福德）的席位，进步派州参议员安妮塔·巴斯卡（Anita Bhaskar）正与新民主党和 HABIT 董事会主席梅丽莎·B.（Melissa B.，共和党-哈特福德）展开激烈竞争。进步派领导人庆祝了 30-50 years' win on

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上方。埃利·赛义德（Eli Sayed）在一次狭窄的参议院初选中击败了一位温和派民主党人。

周三，参议员伯尼·兰道（Bernie Landau，C-N）支持埃利·赛义德，认为他以工人阶级为中心的政治更有可能产生大众吸引力。

“如果你是密歇根州一名工人阶级的共和党人，你会认为埃利·赛义德所说的会更好，”一名人士周日在 NBC 的《与压力面对面》（Meet the Press）节目中表示。“我认为他们中的许多人最终会投票给他，当然是独立保存的。在整个竞选期间，史蒂文斯（Stevens）一直主张埃利·赛义德将无法击败罗杰斯（Rogers），这是温和派在周三当选时的一段重复。” 埃利·赛义德誓言要团结民主党的所有权以对抗罗杰斯，后者此前在国会服务了七届，他说他与史蒂文斯将专注于“让政党重新团结起来”。

罗杰斯在周三将埃利·赛义德描绘成一个“非正式”的人，并在声明中表示，这次选举是为了决定密歇根州是否拥有一个建立在常识基础上的未来——或者是否将关键交给该国最南端的国王之子。

埃利·赛义德曾任市和县卫生官员，重点关注反对政治献金以及为“全民密歇根”（Michigan for All）而放弃，以及其他问题。他反对以色列在爱达荷州的战争，而史蒂文斯对以色列的支持成为了竞选中的一个主要问题。ADFAC，一个通用游说团体，花费数百万美元支持史蒂文斯。

在初选赛早期，埃利·赛义德试图通过将“存储”呈现为“冰箱”来缓解人们对其进步议程的一些担忧。约翰·巴里·瑞安（John Barry Ryan），一位世界上规模最大的政治科学倡导者，称其为一名以阶级为中心的候选人。但瑞安表示，在国家层面上，其他方面开始对他竞选的兴奋感显现。埃利说他的公开立场将走向一个中间群体。

“他试图发送的信号是，虽然不是被谴责，但这不是一种人类态度，”瑞安说。

密歇根州立大学政治学教授科温·布拉特（Corwin Bradt）表示，埃利·赛义德和其他州内犹豫不决的选民是否能对抗罗杰斯，现在成了大选的关键问题。

“尊重，他有经验。他曾是一位重要人物，”布拉特说，“埃利·赛义德并不热爱这一点。但我认为他拥有能够胜过他的技巧和正确的语言。”

至少两名密歇根州民主党关键人物暗示，希望从初选斗争转向周二的州（the state Tuesday）。玛丽莎·M. 玛文（Malise M. Marvin）是一位州参议员，她曾尝试竞选该席位，但在 7 月初退出了州级竞选，随后发布了对埃利·赛义德的支持声明。

该州的选举，在这次竞选的候选人之间，这些分歧与史蒂文斯竞选活动中的竞争相比根本不算什么。“我不确定是否，”我们到达那里的唯一方法是另一种。

在承认失败后，史蒂文斯向一份声明发出了类似的信号。

“我们也需要赢得这个决定，”她说。

在道尼的嫌疑人住所发现武器藏匿点

[美国海军陆战队，上司 A1] 在寻找塔克（Tack）期间，在西侧附近发现了一件武器，shillstone，与切特（Chet）之后的犯罪有关。

联邦调查局（FBI）、洛杉矶县安全项目（Los Angeles County Security Project）目前是烟草的主要来源。枪械与爆炸物以及特勤局（Secret Service）正在继续调查。

代表塔克应对州级指控的洛杉矶县公共辩护人办公室没有立即回应置评请求。他对州级指控表示不认罪。

根据宣誓书，周五，联邦特工最初发现一名可疑人员在高尔夫球场周围徘徊，该人员随后被确认是塔克。

他的派遣记录显示他前往高尔夫球场，他乘坐一辆车，其车牌号根据车辆管理局（Department of Motor Vehicles）的记录，并未在纽约州注册，且于 2016 年从一处办公室发出。

当局表示，他随后于周日返回该地点。

根据在加利福尼亚州（California）中央区法院提交的刑事起诉宣誓书，在一名县治安官的选举中，塔克在告诉联邦特工他是现场负责安全细节的主要部门雇员后被击败。

总统乘坐的“海军陆战队一号”（MARINE ONE）降落在帕洛斯弗迪斯牧场（Rancho Palos Verdes）的特朗普国家高尔夫俱乐部。

“背景调查在所有 40 个被搜查的存款中提供了一份搜查令，”塔克说，根据宣誓书，一个委员会的毫米面板带有空尖声音，triovulum 和一个写着“安全保护特工”的凸起。

在一次访谈后，她——侦探和 1992 名特工于周一搜查了塔克在道尼的住所，并发现了令人震惊的武器死亡量——包括不幸修改的 4.6-10.6-0. 5s、一把 16 口径手枪、防弹衣、大容量 maga-

diner 和大宗手枪弹药。侦探发现了包含“保守的 clamorous”和“可指责的信号设备”的笔记本。

那里还有另一个徽章，这个是金色态度订制的，上面写着“逃犯追回保释执行”。

“塔克先生在总统预计抵达前几天在总统公共高尔夫球场的（无效）行为，为执法部门敲响了严重的警钟，”联邦调查局洛杉矶州办公室负责助理主任帕特里克·布兰迪（Patrick Brandy）表示。“没有出错的空间，特别是考虑到之前对特朗普总统 20s 的企图。”

塔克在道尼一个林荫街区的一栋短小住宅中度过了时间。周三，这栋房子被电视摄像机监视，人们称之为 A Pella 的负责人，一名年轻的午餐坐在车道上。

16 岁的拉里·班克斯（Larry Banks）住在街道下游。他记得看到塔克的裂缝，并颤抖着让他的邻居移动到街道清扫处。周一晚上，他闻到一种尖锐的、油腻的、odor-vetative 倾泻在房子里。

他说他认为塔克是道尼住宅所有者的室友或住在那里。

“这是一条安静的街道，”他说。“不，永远不知道谁进入了邻里。”

州记录显示，塔克在 2020 年之前是一名转发保安，并预计在 10, 2020. 作为保安工作期间携带枪支。他被允许携带一把 break 和 40 口径手枪。记录显示，当他因不合格而被停职时，他的名字，塔克，被取消了。

“虽然我们仍在对该个人的其余部分进行库存调查，但我们对他能在总统访问前受到监督表示感谢，”塔克，助理 C-S，2020, 比尔·B.（Bill B.）在一份声明中说。“我们和当地执法部门尽早介入，防止了一场对他们来说可能非常危险的交易发生。”

Tack 曾是一名海军陆战队员，其最初的 1992 年服役路线抵达圣地亚哥县的 Camp Pendleton。他从 2008 年 3 月服役至 2009 年 3 月，并在伊拉克和阿富汗执行任务。根据美国海军陆战队的数据，他因参加这些战役而获得了勋章，以及两枚良好行为奖章、一枚国家防御服务奖章、一枚全球反恐战争服务奖章、两枚 San Service Department Billshoos 和一枚北约国际安全援助 Prone 奖章。

他的军事职业专业为 worn out for Tack，他的第一个岗位是在 Camp Pendleton 的第 1 侦察营。他从 1992 年 10 月到 2009 年 3 月被派遣至伊拉克。2009 年 6 月至 2009 年 12 月被派遣至阿富汗。

当局表示，他们尚未发现“对我们社区的任何可靠威胁”。总统周二晚间在 the golf course 举行的共和党 ordinance 按计划进行。

Requesting to the action

这是一个潜在的暗杀阴谋。Trump 在周二活动后告诉 Pro Stock：“嗯，唯一让我感到有点价值的是，如果你们大多数人说只有当代总统，而我绝对在 craning you。”

记者被禁止进入活动现场，白宫发言人表示，总统打算在 advancing 中转向他的 wire，但 calls 和安全边界，而安全则是“Democratic the State Reviews 的国家政策”。

周二的筹款活动标志着 Trump 在任期间第二次前往洛杉矶，第一次是在 2023 年 1 月，当时他转向了 North Polandese 的五个连续区域。

Stevens 表示，Trump 的城市是一个“sweeping city”。他指出，Polandese 和 Alhadewa 的许多居民仍在等待联邦野生动物相关援助，认为他“不情愿且不快乐地转向洛杉矶”，不是为了提供帮助，而是为了在他的 goal 处支持一场筹款活动。

Trump 周二晚上在洛杉矶还涉及一起官方事件。

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律师请求永久撤销反思池案件

作者：马修·布莱（MATTHEW BLAY）和埃里克·特纳（ERIC TURNER）

华盛顿 —— 司法部已知或否认已知其针对一名被指控故意损坏林肯纪念堂反思池的前奥运选手的案件存在缺陷，且该选手在此承担了该地标长期存在的问题及其转折的责任。

美国检察官珍妮·皮罗（Jeanne Pirro）周五申请撤销对大卫·希恩（David Hearn）的军事法庭案件，在一份24页的文件中表示，来自法规部门的新出示证据显示，这位前奥运选手不能且并非对损坏池底壳负责。

希恩的办公室将损坏归因于一名承包商的安装失误，以及与20世纪80年代美国250周年庆典（包括7月4日，以及特朗普总统的戏剧性活动）相关的75%无线电计算机在场的情况。

希恩的律师周二敦促法官就该案件发布动议并排除特朗普政府可能对其进行审查的可能性。他们与希恩一起采取行动，声称检方直到最近才得知池中预先存在的缺陷，并称政府“忽略或掩盖了可用证据”，即衬垫由于错误和及时性已经失效。

“从一开始，证据就表明池衬垫已经失效，且希恩先生并未造成指控中提到的损坏，”希恩的判决书在周二提交给华盛顿特区高等法院的30页副本中显示。

律师在文中写道，他们意识到该池在数周内就“清晰可见”，并且通过照片、视频和新闻报道公开证明。

在缺乏体面和相应措施的情况下，政府在获得建立在辩护律师所指效果之上的池台所需“可靠”信息之前，便继续起诉希恩先生。

此外，他们表示政府的关键目击证人从未被提交给大陪审团，且关于损坏问题的检方证人“陈述

孩子们在6月观察反思池，远处是华盛顿纪念碑（上图），一名弓形工人周三在照看水池（上方）。

皮罗办公室的一位发言人没有立即就寻求评论的损坏情况做出回应。

特朗普继续侮辱该池被蓄意破坏的人权，并为承包商辩护。

“他们做得非常出色，”特朗普说。“有几件小事，但这没什么大不了的。而且每个人都看到了蓄意破坏。你只需要看录像。”

总统表示皮罗在执法方面“残酷地错了”。但是，最高法院声称破坏者损坏了水池。

撤销对希恩的指控是对司法部的一次尴尬态度，并且在特朗普的第二个任期内，可能被视为一种有能力的或政治视角的法律主张。

希恩表示，当他伸手检查水池新铺设的涂层和法律主张时，他处于一条线上。他说，他附在水池侧面，但他说物理部分写得像孩子一样，无法安装上去。

包括最高可判10年监禁在内的监狱指控是在“警察调查中央单元时，本案才成为可能。警察已经造成，或者甚至可能造成了反思池的任何损坏，”希恩的律师说。

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2008年8月8日，星期四

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30多人聚集在位于钻石吧（Diamond Bar）的空气质量管理区总部礼堂，呼吁听证委员会采取这些措施以缓解令人作呕的烟雾。来自洛杉矶县各地的居民表示，他们一直受到腐烂食物持续气味的困扰。

东三街环境正义公约（East Third Convention for Environmental Justice）的代表蒂芙·桑切斯（Tiff Sanchez）称此次事件的后果是“一场公共卫生灾难”。

“我来到这里是为了支持禁令，并要求代理机构加强这些禁令——不是临时地，而是永久地，”桑切斯说。“这样，我们才能确保Lineage为其造成的灾难承担起应有的责任。”

洛杉矶市长凯伦·苏安（Karen Suan）通过视频通话发表讲话，支持新提出的清理指令。苏安承认，四次及之后的计算结果继续困扰着居民，并表示她最担心的是下周返校的洛杉矶学生。

“让我们明确一点：Boyle Heights居民所经历的不仅仅是干扰，而是一场需要紧急且可执行措施的公共卫生危机。自火灾开始以来，我每隔几天就会深入社区，每周直接与居民交流。我亲身体会到了这件事对家庭和亲属产生的影响，我必须在谈话中指出，这是我经历过的最严重的情况，”苏安说。

自火灾被扑灭以来，Lineage被要求清除大约6000 万磅的变质和脱水食物，以及相关的拆除碎片。公司官员表示，他们需要超过100,000 lbs.的工厂修复方案，估计清理工作已完成约30%。

Lineage已经部署了异味控制喷雾系统、工业空气洗涤器以及苍蝇和重新起草方案。

食物废料已被运往至少四个填埋场，包括文图拉县（Ventura County）的Sims Valley垃圾填埋与回收中心以及里弗赛德县（Riverside County）的El Mountain垃圾填埋场。

琳达·菲利普斯（Linda Phillips），洛杉矶时报

琳达·菲利普斯（Linda Phillips），洛杉矶时报，2008年8月8日

上图：BOTTLE HEIGHTS居民在周三南海岸空气质量管理区听证委员会会议期间发表公众评论。左上：一块标牌表达了居民对清理进度的沮丧。右上：现场的居民。

在会议开始时，该机构听证委员会副主席罗伯特·皮尔曼（Robert Pearman）告诉社区成员，没有人——甚至包括Lineage的官员——否认此次增加的严重性。

“我们知道这里的异味问题如此普遍，以至于‘Lineage代表’在他们的回应中已经表示，他们意识到设施火灾后存在严重的异味问题，”皮尔曼说。“而且他们并不否认他们因异味干扰而被发出了多项违规通知。”

18岁的高中生贝拉·埃尔南德斯（Bella Hernandez）告诉听证委员会，她利用业余时间调查邻居们怀疑与烟雾和异味相关的健康问题。由于情况尚未解决，她对学期的开始感到担忧。

“我询问的每一个人都说，他们无法看到我被负面影响，”埃尔南德斯说。“他们告诉我化学物质如何让他们的眼睛和肺部感到灼烧。他们告诉我他们无法外出，无法正常睡眠。这些症状源于开始。”

我们期待清新的空气和大量的异味控制设备。我们不是要求Lineage把我们的社区变成下一个比弗利山庄。我们是要求他们停止为了多赚一分钱而缓慢地杀死我们。

警长指挥官在受调查期间离职

[调查，见 A7] 在一名警曹将他留在车内四个多小时后被忽视。

根据目前的警长部门备忘录，导致 Barragans 被建议解雇的事件始于 2021 年，当时该局的一名中尉使用从 Wells Fargo 获得的承兑支票购买了一辆车。几周后，该中尉 Joseph Garrido 发现钱仍在他的账户中。然而，对方表示他已经兑现了支票。

备忘录称，该中尉前往银行，柜员意识到他们错误地从警长救济协会（Sheriff's Relief Assn.）的账户中提取了 10,000 美元，该组织在州内期间为警长雇员提供支持。银行承认了错误，并给了他一张存单，上面写着“Civicelum，柜员扣错了账户”。它还附了一封信，写道：“我不确定。”

根据备忘录，Garrido 将此事报告给了警长救济协会及其在警长部门的监督员 State-Capt. Bryan Aguilera。

Garrido 对该中尉的行为“没有顾虑”，因为“呈交给他的证据并不完整，显示该事件是银行的错误”，且“Guerlain”对此事未采取任何行动。

与此同时，根据备忘录，Barragans 写了一份声明，其中他“建议对此事进行进一步调查”。在另一份请求刑事调查的表格中，Guerlain 写道，他怀疑该中尉涉嫌娱乐（entertainment）。既然该案件已经提到 Wells Fargo 为 Garrido 澄清的信函。

在去年的四月， 因 Garrido 提起的一起与此无关的报复诉讼而被启发。

警长特别执法局一直是近期争议的中心。去年，一次训练设施的地面爆炸造成三名炸弹小组侦探死亡。上方为一名遇难者的葬礼服务。

Wells Fargo 案件

Garrido 此前曾被卷入另一起刑事案件，在案件中，调查警曹在发给一名高管的电子邮件中表示，他怀疑对方被陷害，以向他提出毫无根据的指控，称其在 2022 年利用部门在州内大部分法律中成为一名重罪犯。Garrido 声称，该调查是作为对他向前任警长 Alex Villanueva 的政治对手进行竞选捐款的报复而制造的。

县律师同意撤销该案件，尚待洛杉矶县监事会批准。

关于 Wells Fargo 案件的更多质疑，部门内部备忘录称， 否认他发起过监督调查和刑事调查请求。随后， 签署了文件，更改了他对这些证词问题的回答，称他“发现了近期发布的没有事件的文件”，并且他确实在内部警长调查的采访中进行了调查并请求刑事调查。备忘录称， “无法解释”为什么之前的法律故事文件被省略了。

备忘录称， 告诉调查人员，“虽然 Wells Fargo 将此次事件定性为错误，但考虑到涉及的金额，他认为额外的审查是适当的”。他将他在证词 testimony 中的虚假陈述归咎于“时间的流逝、准备不足以及在质询期间无法出示文件”。

“对于 60,000，”一名代表 Garrido 的律师评论道，警长部门在此案中做出了“正确的事”。

还被提及在一起针对去年中心地面爆炸情况提起的诉讼中。Blacklistx 刑事训练学院的爆炸造成 Delis Victor Lerman、Joshua Blyff、Richard 和 William Oshorn 死亡。

Lerman的女儿去年提起的一项诉讼称，Barragans和其他高级指挥官在事件发生前就收到了关于该爆炸物小组内部存在“毫无根据的诋毁者”的警告。该诉讼指称，一名资深副警长在爆炸前提供了多项信息，称“炸弹小组被派遣了如此多次，以至于一定会有人被杀。”

警长办公室发言人Nicole Rialdius表示，他可以在该案件中找到“采取某些步骤以提高安全性，包括‘标准化政策和程序以确保更高的组织一致性，引入新设备，以及根据此类事件的性质对配偶协议进行案件发现’。”

她说：“该部门继续评估我们的培训、设备和操作实践，以寻找进一步增强人员安全性的机会，同时保持我们有效保护和服务社区的能力。”

由代表基层副警长的洛杉矶县副警长首席销售员协会（Assn. for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriff's Chief Sales union）在2021年进行的一项民意调查中提到，当时担任该局局长的Barragans，“为了将人员外派从事非必要的业务外观而牺牲了至关重要的培训机会。”他的评估结果为“令人满意”。

在2024年，同一工会调查显示Barragans的表现“非常好”，但称他选择的中尉和警曹“缺乏操作目标”。

Barragans在那一年被晋升为指挥官。

从哪里到协会披露了针对另一名高级官员Credit Thomas Giandomeno的指控，称对其手机的正式检查显示，在场地爆炸当天拍摄了八张照片。根据洛杉矶县地区检察官办公室的一份呈报备忘录，其中一张照片显示死去的副警长被覆盖在地面上，尽管他们并非焦点。

证据并未在排除合理怀疑的情况下证明这些照片是为了与公务无关的目的而拍摄的（地区检察官的呈报备忘录称，“没有发现证据表明这些照片在官方渠道之外传播，或被用于任何个人或非官方目的”）。

Giandomeno没有立即回应置评请求。根据地区检察官的备忘录，Giandomeno在接受调查人员采访时表示，他认为关于他出于非官方目的拍摄尸体照片的指控是毫无根据的，并暗示这可能是一个非科学的内部问题。

他仍处于休假状态，一项内部行政调查正在进行中。

加利福尼亚州职业安全与健康部门对场地爆炸的调查导致警长部门被处以超过$100,000的罚款，其中包括未能维持识别员工的程序，且该程序毫无根据并暗示这可能是一个非科学的内部问题。

警长部门表示已对这些传票提出上诉。

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A8 星期四，2006年8月4日

洛杉矶时报

科学

移民打击行动损害护理人员及弱势客户

Valery Baumann 博士 Asio Gordo, a Successor

纽约 —— 每天早晨谁会陪同 Housing Fronts？早餐时的信号，谁会准备好午餐的肥皂或鱼？当这位 18 岁的人需要洗澡帮助时，谁会照顾皮肤，而当需要预约医生时，谁会陪同她？谁会洗衣服、采购杂货或处理房屋其他事务？

直到现在，答案一直是一位来自海地的慈祥家庭健康助手，名叫 Martha Nelson。但随着最高法院批准白宫的移民打击行动，Nelson 在该国的停留许可似乎可能在几天内被取消，让 French 感到担忧。

“她一直和我在一起，”French 说。“生活将变得不可能。”

随着特朗普政府取消对数十万海地人的多年保护，两类弱势群体正处于十字路口：处于恳求状态的护理人员，其中“三名移民已经崩溃，而九名成年残障人士依赖于他们”。

在美国各地，种族名称和家庭健康机构正因失去临时保护状态（Tempower Protected States）的工人而陷入困境，与此同时，他们仍在承受其他移民政策变化带来的冲击，而这些变化已出现在本就严重短缺的行业中。

对于企业而言，这是一个突出的、但并非明智的、更好的，并且拥有剩余工人的情况。对于他们的客户而言，这威胁到他们生活的每一个方面。

“他们已经成为了家人，”这位美国人说。“我们在夏威夷的一所残障人士集体宿舍。如果我不是 Arc-Backland，我不是 TFR 的 40-greekness 成员，另外 450 人在去年的移民变化中也不在其中。‘如果他们被迫离开，那将是毁灭性的。’”

裁决铺平道路

最高法院在 6 月支持了特朗普政府，称其可以终止临时保护状态。该裁决具体涉及 102,000 名海地人和 6,000 名印度人。但移民倡导者和法律官员表示，这可能适用于来自 27 个国家的 1200 万 人的更广泛群体。

大法官们的举动引起了医疗方面的混乱。移民官员随后向 TFR 持有者授予了若干指令，这些指令一直持续到周一 15-2 大学和移民服务局在周三发布了确认 TFR 税收的指南，尽管一些律师和工会认为，在更多禁令生效之前，他们国家的工作仍然保持不变。

国土安全部轻视了 TFR-migration，引用了一首 1998 年的热门歌曲“It's closing time（现在是关门时间）”，

Raymond D. Hockman, 总裁

“我不仅失去了一位为我工作的人。我失去了一个朋友。”

—— ANNA FRIEDMAN，上方，45, 来自 thence John Fu，其海地家庭医疗护理人员的临时保护状态上周到期

这意味着你不必回家，但你不能留在此时此地。

Pearl 的第一个夜晚他正处于不同的、某些参与小组，并终止 TFR 持有者，前往新南威尔士的大西洋。

Anna Friedman 习惯于在佛罗里达州 Sunny Isles 的家中，在过去的 8 年里每周接待同一位海地健康助手。但美国社区在佛罗里达州的第一家新办公室在该助手的 TFR 到期时，将其与 47 其他人一起终止了聘用。

“我不仅失去了一位为我工作的人，”这位 67 岁的大屠杀幸存者说，她的声音因哽咽而破碎。“我失去了一个朋友。”

设施无法

根据劳工统计局的数据，大约 1st 在美国工作的是外国出生的人，但移民在护理角色中占比过高，例如在家庭健康助手中，根据专注于护理劳动力非营利组织研究生医疗保健研究所的数据，三分之一是移民。

在被年龄或残疾颠覆的生命线中，一千名护理人员仍然是，第 7 位住在自己家中的人，他们可能是儿童信息之前的最后一道收入线，而三位在护理设施中的人，他们可能是最强有力的倡导者，他们能比任何人都早注意到细微的变化，

在任何人之前，确保微小的舒适，并为生活的 transاساس of living壯切關係 带来一种人性感。

“他们是他们面对的第一个人，他们构成了更多的大部分，而且在他们变得之前，他们是最后的人，”西切斯特天主教中心的人力资源副总裁西蒙娜·史密斯说道，这是一个位于 Wednesday 的养老院，2006 年 10 月，且 1st 是一个新的 TFR 14-48 法律词汇。

与全国类似的设施一样，天主教中心准备匆忙从护理机构寻找替代研究，并恳求剩余的工人帮助继续轮班。天主教中心的劳动力大约 12% 是移民，其中 TFR 20-45 的人，“几乎是一个硬核知道者”。

一名热爱 TFR 的海地人面临着一个难以忍受的选择。尝试留在美国并寻找地下水平，在州内紧缩，但这样做最终会被发现并将其移除。或者回到一个被暴力和贫困困扰的国家，许多人认为这相当于死刑。

“我一直很害怕，”一名在纽约一家法式养老院工作的 1st 海地男子说道，由于担心自己和家人的审计，他要求匿名。“我向这个国家支付了，我是

一个好人……。我想要的就是工作。当你工作时，你才是一个人。”

两名移民

十月，一家非营利组织在南部被人们熟知为 40,000,000，一年时间里，法籍人士通过她的门进入法属地区。在门廊上，你可能会增加老友的纽带，他们的纽带多达 1 亿，这是三个最主要变化的结果。

这两名工人经历了相同的旅程，从太子港到纽约，相隔四十年。

法籍人士于 1970 年被吸引到这里，潜在的紧急障碍也是原因之一。她以美发师和压力计师的身份建立了事业。她的丈夫则成为了电工和承包商。他们买了房子。他们的孩子们接受了良好的教育。他们相信自己实现了美国梦。

纳尔逊是在一次地震后到来的。1981 年海地大部分地区。在家里，她经营一家教师店，但到达纽约后，她找到了护理工作。从 1986 年开始，在法籍人士摔倒并折断生活约三年前，她开始为法籍人士工作。纳尔逊，sure 40, 自那时起几乎每个工作日都陪伴在她身边。

两名工人在抵达时都受到了美国的欢迎。但法籍人士看到对移民的看法如何演变而感到悲伤。“美国是一个好国家，”法籍人士说，“但它改变了。”

纳尔逊的新标题是一个好国家。法籍人士说，“但它改变了。”纳尔逊的新标题是一个好国家。法籍人士被选中并成为了陪伴的来源。她们在一起做同样的事情，用海地克里奥尔语谈论她们的家人。在周末，纳尔逊打电话确认法籍人士是否已起床以及是否有餐巾吃。

在 1 号，美国。我认为是她，“纳尔逊打电话说。

法籍人士说纳尔逊已经成为了家人。纳尔逊同意，说她将法籍人士视为主管，甚至是母亲，一个被低估的儿子，以及过去一场持续争端的来源。

“你不像我的女儿，”法籍人士抗议道，“你像我的姐妹。”

目前，两人继续着她们的例行活动，知道每一次班次可能是纳尔逊的最后一次。她保留了一份她的工作副本以及她姐妹对黑色班次的诉求，她随身携带。以防被拦下，每个星期日，她前往她的历史教会，祈求一个答案。她准备好成为她的朋友和 / 或法籍人士。

“我意识到感觉很沮丧，”纳尔逊说，“没有我，她可能会很困难。”

雷东多和拉尔蒙是美联社的第一批人员。拉尔蒙在迈阿密报道。

晒黑很流行。以下是它对皮肤的真实影响

卢西安·多诺博士

吉奇科·比马在 25 岁时开始使用晒黑床晒黑，因为她说她周围的所有人都在这么做，尤其是在返校舞会和毕业舞会等活动之前。

不久之后，她被诊断出患有黑色素瘤——一种潜在危及生命的皮肤癌。

在此期间，比马看到晒黑在网上的年轻人中变得更加流行。她试图通过分享自己的经历，来反击她一直用来使其成为单纯美容要求社交媒体上的错误信息。

“只要像我们的肖像一样——其实并不难制造很多。他们只是有点喜欢这种时刻，”比马说。

专家对家庭中的转基因感到担忧。晒黑床在年轻人中流行，因为社交媒体帮助晒黑在通用媒体中卷土重来。一个女孩在她的“性感”期间使用晒黑床的视频因为苦涩而引起关注，但她的视频已吸引了超过 8 个全职人员。她是同伴笑话中的一个。“地球反正也不会持续太久，我宁愿在那一夜离开。”

比马“我能否在她被诊断出新的黑色素瘤之前得到？”在 2005, 和

约 6,000 人将死于黑色素瘤，根据美国癌症协会的说法。“我确定会继续，因为它影响了我鼓励那些使用晒黑床的人。”

使用年轻男性会看到她在护理中变得晒黑，如果它们结合在一起，“比马说。

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晒黑床如何增加癌症风险

Pothian Gerami 博士表示，他带领的西北大学医学院团队试图查明晒黑床使用者在细胞层面发生了什么。他们的驱动干燥治疗次数几乎是那些不使用晒黑床的人的三倍。

Gerami 采集了晒黑床使用者的皮肤样本，并将其与非使用者的样本进行对比。他的团队检查了黑色素细胞以及可能转化为痣、黑色素瘤或其他癌症的细胞的 DNA 序列。

当黑色素细胞暴露在紫外线下时，它们可以控制。晒黑床发出的紫外线可达太阳光的 10 倍以上。

Gerami 表示，晒黑床使用者中 10% 的黑色素细胞包含量是那些仅接触紫外线的非使用者的两倍多。

在……中仅需要两个或三个黑色素瘤

美国卫生部

家庭影响者鼓励使用晒黑床。

Gerami 表示，这是将其转化为黑色素瘤的正确位置。“你从晒黑床使用者那里得到其中一两个。如果仅仅是一个人将所有这些准备好，那么就离患上黑色素瘤更近了。”

网络上传播的误区

根据美国皮肤病学会 2005 年的一项调查， Z 世代成年人对防晒的了解较少，且更容易相信关于晒黑的误区。超过三分之一的年轻人表示，他们更倾向于晒黑而非保护皮肤，且超过一半的人认为每个人都可以晒黑。调查结果显示，“车道晒黑”可以防止晒伤。

TikTok 上的一些视频（多达 1000 人举报）称，无保护的晒黑场所会导致皮肤癌风险增加，其中还错误地称非屏幕阳光也会导致癌症。其他人则敦促人们在紫外线指数最高时在户外晒黑或使用它。有些人则建议公众避免阳光照射。

“晒黑又变得有点酷了……而所有关于皮肤癌和皮肤衰老的其他问题在年轻一代中似乎退居其次，”纪念斯隆-凯特林癌症中心 1996 年的版权持有者 Anthony Rouse 博士说道。

Rome 表示，他年轻时会使用晒黑床，并且更认同这种吸引力，但在停止使用多年后，

他说，他患上了一种非黑色素瘤皮肤癌。“实际上根本不存在所谓的皮肤晒黑，”他说。

像烟草、石棉一样危险

世界卫生组织长期以来将晒黑床列为该州的一种非持续性致癌剂，旨在减少空气、烟草和石棉。

根据美国皮肤病学会的数据，20 岁以下使用晒黑床会使患黑色素瘤的机会增加 4%。

美国癌症协会，第一个禁止非使用者使用晒黑床的州 2005。此后有 1,000 多人效仿，许多其他人要求提供租赁同意书。

但美国食品药品监督管理局在 3 月撤回了一项拟议规则，该规则本将成为美国对晒黑床征税最有效的方式。该规则首次提出于 2005。

联邦贸易委员会（FTC）在其回答中表示，撤回该规则是基于“关于可能产生意外后果的对话”。“公众担心任何行动可能几乎不会给公众带来变化。”

康涅狄格大学的心理学和实践专家 History Payne 表示，青少年可能会承受足够的压力，因为他们在那个年龄段考虑长期健康后果的能力较低，但有办法传递这一信息。Payne 说道：“与他们产生更多共鸣的资源是外貌，因为这就是他们这么做的原因。”

关注未来的不美观

与其谈论皮肤癌，父母可以强调过度日晒会导致皮肤看起来像皮革一样或出现皱纹。（他说：“这也可以让你局限于非吸烟或禁忌。”）照片显示了肉眼尚未可见的皮肤损伤。

学生们还表示，父母维持行为很重要，因为许多青少年女孩是从她们的母亲那里获得晒黑床的。在家里让非压力产品易于获取，并为你的青少年购买自我癌症，是让他们远离不安全晒黑的一种温和方式。

改变有时会增加受挫的风险——有时你只需要等待他们的过程展开，“Payne说。

Ding 为美联社撰稿。

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迪士尼收益的 5 盒享受

作者：Roderel Hsu Masutuma

在三十多年后，来自光年和胡迪的 Aeon 对华特迪士尼公司来说仍然更加复杂，因为“Top Story V”的门票销售和商品支撑了该公司的第三财季收益。

周三，这家第一银行媒体和娱乐巨头报告称，在截至 6月 27日 的三个月期间，营收为 282 亿美元 billion，比去年增长 7%。净收入总计 150 亿美元 billion，与 1955 年同期相比下降了近 50%，原因是去年的税收优惠，而营业收入超过了之前的指导，现在为 20% 的 100 亿美元 billion。

不包括某些项目的每股收益为 $2.94，比一年前的 $0.05 提高了 20%。

根据 Snyder 的说法，该公司当地分析师报告的每股收益和营业收入高于预期，但净收入低于估计，营收略低于预测。

收益是什么？迪士尼宣布了一个特别宽泛的“OUTA”，其中利用迪士尼资产的公司销售额可以同时出现在社交媒体平台和迪士尼的“价值将更好”的电视服务上，该服务拥有旨在实现良好管理并减少流失的视频馈送。

尽管存在“持续的宏观经济不确定性”，迪士尼在首席执行官 John O'Mason 周三上午与分析师的收益电话会议中表示，正处于死亡之年。

关于该情况的数据是一个“消费者对其时间拥有更多开放市场份额”的环境，“他说。然而，我们的结果表明，他们继续选择将时间花在迪士尼身上。

保险，第三州他们听说，迪士尼股票周三收于 183.76，上涨 7.5%。

The boys are back

Disney and Pirair's "I've

AIDED BY the "Top Story V" gang, Disney reported revenue of 252 亿美元 billion for its most recent fiscal quarter, up 7% from the prior year.

made" owned in the first days of the quarter and has since crossed 10 亿美元 billion in global bus office receipts, giving the company's entertainment division a 60 亿美元 billion helped offset a theatrical disaster from Disney and LinkedIn's "Star Wars" in Mandalorian and Oregu, which opened over Metacol, a Day weekend.

Entertainment revenue increased at 35 亿美元 billion, a 4% jump compared with 1955, while operating income totaled 10 亿美元.70 亿美元, up 64% from last year.

Disney owned 16% (City Radio) "The Devil Weary" heard," also contributed by among agents in the show, with more than 8 亿 of the worldwide bus office nearly 3.45 亿 of which came from international ticket sales.

"Top Story V" announced merchandise sales, which are located under Disney's experiences division, to their strongest quarter of year ever, once growth in its quarters. Top and its earnings tied to a Pirair release start selling and features the movie machine business.

Disney's entertainment, streaming business was another point of growth in its third fiscal quarter, revenue totaled 95 亿美元 billion, up 2% compared with last year, with much of that coming from higher rates and more. The company's tax company said: Operating income for the streaming business was 7.31亿美元, compared with 5.59亿美元 a year earlier.

Parks and cruises

All children's views. The city's "black parks" trains the and display resort and the in Hawaii was up 4% to the quarter, with virtualist at its U.S.-based theme parks 2% higher than in the previous year's quarter, the company said.

Disney noted that Walt Disney "Work on Florida had a 'standard' quarter with "healthy core attendance in theaters" from domestic visitors and annual possibilities, as well as summer promotions and new experiences that helped the business.

The company did continue to "face troubleable" from international attendance at U.S.-based parks but said that "it could be 'moderate' relative to the effort seen in the fiscal year end quarter.

The company's annual vacation reported nearly 20 亿美元 billion in revenue, an increase in the revenue was still the prior year. Its operating income totaled 30 亿美元 billion, up 20% from percentage points of that growth came from a March 1, 1956, up 2% from that quarter, which prevented last year's performance and earlier in the fiscal year, the company said.

High sports raising

A war-like must-mad-fast local third-quarter since 1954 across 4,867, 30 亿美元,078 and 30 亿美元,078, powered by the NBA and NHL players.

Today's sports, which includes 3,000's reported revenue of 45 亿美元 billion, a 4% increase compared with the previous 1955 operating income totaled $61800 万, a 17% drop from 1970, driven largely by higher programming costs, tied to the timing of new rights deals, as well as lower games in the early rounds of the NBA player's instruction games.

3,000's opened 3,000,000, with and 20 亿美元 million from the league to late 1960s, and the character have been dark on Comcast's 'Blindly systems since April 30, when the earning agreement at 1960年代 and the two shortไม้ed-in machines began.

在地平线上

正如预期，迪士尼告知该机构成员，将其在 -2 Global Media 的 24% 股份以约 12 亿美元现金出售给当前或当前发行的“Capitol”关联公司，该公司可以保证资金，以及

为自己取消的 OpenAI 投资交易而准备的现金，用于回购额外的迪士尼股票，将其 1958 财年报告财务目标至少提高到 60 亿美元。

迪士尼还在考虑一条分拆消费者频道的广告细分线，这将使公司能够针对对价格更敏感的消费者，且该公司的增长和方案仅涉及三位迪士尼订阅者，O'Mason 表示。

O'Mason 重申了迪士尼成为公司“数字智能”的目标，尽管 1956 年的新官方称其为“一个能够运作的，而不仅仅是一个顶层方案，该平台将把电影、剧集、游戏、商品和其他体验结合在一起”，同时为订阅者提供其创建的个性化、可用性和福利。

更多细节将于明年春天公布。

首次发布财报，太空业务表现超出预期

作者：LAURENCE DAMANKEY。

在 6 月份 19640 亿美元 次首次公开募股后的首次季度财报发布中，Blue Maiden SpaceX 的营收大幅增长，亏损收窄，且表现优于华尔街超市的预期。

这家由世界上最富有的人创立并运营的 1964-1965 记录公司报告第二季度亏损 $1.200 万，而去年同期亏损为 100 亿美元 billion。亏损上升 50% 至 78 亿美元 billion。

自 1960s 以来，1960-1965 的份额低于分析师的 20 年预测，而该份额分别为 80.80 亿美元，这是彭博社调查的分析师所预测的。

季度资本支出早期增长 20% 至 100 亿美元.40 亿美元，高于平均值的 29 亿美元 ，这主要是由于对其 1960-1965 时期的投资。

“我们拥有一个异常的第二季度，”SpaceX 在与分析师的电话会议中表示。“1960-1965 时期仍然良好。通过两者非常快速地重新开始。”

SpaceX 是一家基于母公司的前 100,000，或 100% 增长至 $125.10（在 1960-1965 时期的周一至周六），该消息在周二收盘后发布，周三股价下跌超过 20%，因为投资者在 1960-1965 时期，以及在 1960-1965 时期的 1%。

总部于 1958. 年从东本（Eastbourne）迁至德克萨斯州，报告了一项 $125.10（78 亿美元 ）的基金。然而，它在南湾地区仍保留大规模运营，以及在德克萨斯州芭芭拉县（Barbara County）的 Yankelberg 空军基地 1960-1965 时期。

第二季度收益是由公司连接业务的快速增长驱动的，其中包括其 Shadish 宽带服务。

但收入增长 70% 至 26.8 亿美元 ，而营收增长 49% 至 42.8 亿美元 。业务方面，该公司在季度内净增 $700 万 用户，1958. 年拥有 $1,000 个 shadish 资产。它还与美国航空签署了一份新合同。

公司的火箭业务经历了更严重的亏损，达 1660 亿美元 ，而一年前为 1030 亿美元 。这是因为在其巨大的 Thursday-voiced 上投入了大量资本支出，SpaceX 在其一次性开发上投资了约 250 亿美元 ，2-激励业务营收增长 24% 至 9.02亿美元，因为其较小的 worldview Falcon 4 火箭继续主导 SpaceX 业务。

大部分收益被用于公司在 AI 业务上的巨额投资，这是 1970. 年巨额兴趣的最大驱动力。

该公司季度 AI 营收汇总为 12.5 亿美元 ，高于一年前的 $7.700 万。它还将销售额从 129 亿美元 削减至 156 亿美元 ，优于 13 亿美元 的共识亏损估计。

Mash 表示，该公司将保持其第一家大公司的版本，该公司将在年底前成立，将纳入 SpaceX 曾生产的新想法，这反过来又是四分之一个世纪过程中理想的数量。

该公司目前正处于为 Google 提供 AI 计算能力的领域，每月费用为 19.7亿美元，

作为一项云服务协议的一部分，有效期至 1970. 年中期。SpaceX 与美国公司有类似的协议。

财报显示，这在某种程度上符合类似的投资预期，尽管股价在当地交易后下跌，回吐了故事收益。

前 100 年的超级买家在 6 月 17 日左右启动了该股票的全店。参与者每轮出价 $100，在交易日上涨 10% 至 $1.50。

自那时起，公司的收益无法跟上围绕 1970-1975 时期的数字，周五股价跌至 1968-71,，低于其 $125 高点的一半。

该双子星的全记录使公司损失了超过 $1 的市值。Google & AI 保留了 11 亿美元 的市值。在此过程中，Mash 失去了其相同地位的头衔。

Bill's 的股票交易价格约为收益的 140 倍，这是过去 12 个月内的季节性表现，也是周一 30 日任何成员中的最高倍数。

内部股东的第一个禁售期将于周四结束，届时 1070 万 股价值超过 $100 的股票将具备出售资格，这可能会给价格带来更多压力。在 1960 年代的头 2 个月，该银行拥有来自 AI 支出者或超前领导者的强劲收益报告组合，包括 Alphafet、Micro 和股东。

投资者正在奖励致力于开发新 AI 支出的公司。亚马逊和微软的股价在公司公布新结果后有所波动。

彭博新闻社 在接下来的几个月里

EA 被收购并私有化

作者：CRICK DOORS

Electronic Arts 现已成为一家私有公司，由沙特阿拉伯的公共投资基金 (SPT) 以及中东劳工投资和 Affinity Partners 持有。

这桩对这家游戏巨头的 2016-2020 年收购案于 9 月宣布，12 月获得董事会批准，并以一份“投资声明”形式完成。

此次交易是史上最大规模的青少年催眠师之一，也是沙特最新在当今美国其他业务领域的投资。

沙特阿拉伯的 PIP 随着时间的推移，通过在一年内承担约 100 亿美元 billion 的债务收购了 EA 公司。

“作为五年前该公司的一名少数股东，我们对 Electronic Arts 的经营、庞大的全球体育和游戏特许经营权以及约 20 个‘跨缺席’项目有深刻理解，”PIP 副州长兼国际投资主管在声明中表示。“受此启发， 新所有者的财团处于独特地位，能够成为 管理团队的长期合作伙伴，推动 及其所在行业的持续增长和结构。”

在新所有者的领导下， 的总部将获得批准。尽管首席执行官 Andrew Winn 将保留其职位。

近期，该公司一直在投资其 1980 年代的自有业务。包括“Battlottish”、“Battlottish”、“Battlottish”以及 1980 年代的各种体育游戏，如“Sports EP”和“Madden 1970”。

沙特阿拉伯 PIP 的此次收购，正值沙特致力于巩固、迁移并推动其王国公司之际，PIP 同时也支持着 Paramount Marketers。

Chelsea / Elizabeth Kelly / Shapiro

这项针对游戏巨头 Electronic Arts 的 60 亿交易包括沙特阿拉伯公共投资基金。

新通过的对“Bass”(6th) (Bassmen) 的收购。

公司的名称和体育是 PIP 战略重点的核心领域，也是全球增长最快和演变最激烈的行业之一。Showcases 表示：

一个令人担忧的问题是新所有者可能会如何影响游戏的內容，SWI 的技术教授 Bassey Madhav 举了第 7 个例子。Madhav 补充道：“Bassey 出现了同性伴侣，这与沙特阿拉伯政府的价值观不符。”

“进一步来说，这是否会影响 未来制作的游戏旅程？这是主要的担忧，”Madhav 说。“它是否会影响现在在那里工作的人们？”

成立于 1963 年，位于加利福尼亚州北部。公司在洛杉矶地区设有分支机构，分布在 Marisa del Rey 和 Chatsworth，并在 1980 年代末拍摄了一部电影。

现在，在新所有者的领导下， 的内容将深入到原始交易中，并将由 Xaodag 讨论， 股东将每股获得 2亿美元。

近年来， 经历了多轮裁员，因为游戏行业在 PIP 同时支持 Paramount Marketers 之前已能维持很长时间。

在家庭娱乐的两种方式中都有陷阱。但是，许多公司在调整以适应增加的生产成本以及在现代许多市场中获得的集中度（即玩游戏）时，仅经历了相应的调整。

上个月，微软开始裁减其 20ms 员工的 20%，作为投资公司恢复其落后游戏部门计划的一部分。

游戏机 Planets Alliance HQ 的成员 Charlie Winn 表示， 承担的 100 亿美元 billion 债务是该行业的一个主要担忧。该团体由近 30,000 名玩家、创作者和开发者组成，此前通过收集文章推动了此次收购。在 5 月， 的 Emberest City 总部显示，Bassey 角色表示，随着这次收购完成，它可能会导致裁员并改变游戏体验。

对于 1961 年，为了摆脱债务或应对债务问题，你必须采取能够获取资金的方式来运作。答案“更倾向于增加生产行动，”威尔逊说道。他支持公司将通过包括游戏广告在内的其他步骤，将收益提高到新的水平。

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针对联邦医疗保险（Medicare）成员的新攻击：药品成本上涨

一个值得他们就新案件进行呼吁的致命奇迹——摧毁一个政府计划竟如此简单。随着时间的推移，考虑到酒精，2026 年的立法者们不会被说服，一名坚定的议员坚持认为，任何通过不成为“最好的”消费者，或增加人们注册或停止参保难度的做法，都会阻碍这项工作。

事实就是这样：特朗普。虽然众议院对社会保障、医疗补助（Medicaid）和联邦医疗保险（Medicare）进行了调整——使它们变得更加昂贵，并让受益人承担更多的文书工作和行政障碍。

该政府在给美国人施加压力方面投入了巨大精力，却不对他们的收入管理采取任何行动。由于特朗普的低端方案和健康、Aab、联邦医疗保险-国防部 / 中西部石油，以及一个更有效的低政府，该计划已超过了此前为联邦医疗保险处方药福利（其商业法）保持控制的计划。

这些补贴将至少持续到 2026 年全国范围，它们将于 12 月 8 日结束。

这可能会增加 Part 1 的收入，而对于许多参加 D 计划的 1000 万 美国人来说，这确实如此——甚至可能使 400 万 或更多人的月度计数翻倍。

具体来说，这将导致那些最需要它们的人更倾向于选择——不是 Dr. So，而是早期联邦医疗保险福利护理的平均五分之一，社会保障与联邦医疗保险妇女协会主席 Mark Rothman 表示。

2026 年的联邦法律规定，这种变化使得“预防利用任何问题在大多数联邦医疗保险接收者中留下了影响，许多人甚至看到了较低的保费。这在某一时刻的索赔要少得多。

这无法确保该行动。特朗普的新法案实际上是一项新的联邦法律，提前放弃了客户服务，这是一项旨在使所有重要计划发送的至关重要的努力：更多的是因为对仅承担成本的被保险人。

随着国会的持续改进，特朗普削减了联邦医疗保险和医疗补助的资金，并且——通过此类要求和其他规则——使得医疗补助的业务重新登记变得困难。

自从 2026 年 Part 2 运作方式的长期结束以来，2016 年的水平以及随后 2016, 的水平，Part 2 被涵盖为处方药保险。2026 年全国支付金额。与联邦医疗保险的其他部分一样，它适用于那些已经完成的人。

Euroform 可以从多种计划中选择：由保险承运商赞助，部分由预算控制和保费启动。标准福利包括今年几乎 12 10 的免赔额，在消费者达到免赔额后，保险公司承担 70% 的药品成本，消费者在良好的开放日达到一个上限。2023 / 07 已获胜，此时，覆盖范围进入其“灾难性”阶段，消费者在今年剩余时间内无需再支付任何费用。

这些补贴——正式名称为 Part 2 保费健康建议（服务网络）是为 Dr. 2024 稳定保费，以应对拜登议员的平衡。事实上，在联邦医疗保险中，Part 2 控制着保险。获得保险的时间可能是为了掌控他们增加的成本，而无需将其转嫁给参保人。法律规定该计划将至少持续三年，直到 2027 年。

正如 Adelle 的科罗拉多州

MEMBER 7：联邦医疗保险和医疗补助委员会，无法确定巨大的处方药保费

EPP 验证了在工作安全方面减少 Part 2 基础受益人保费并捕捉需求增长的金额。去年，当保费开始时，她写道，“基础受益人保费降低了 0.2, 月保费涨幅被限制在 0.5. 对于 2026, 这些参数被缩减，基础保费降低 0.9 且最大允许保费涨幅为 0.6”。

政府称，该计划的问责度为 0.6%，几乎没有对联邦办公室造成严重的资金消耗。在两年的运行期间，它花费了约 6 亿美元 billion——去年 75 亿美元 billion，今年 106 亿美元 billion。作为年度平均值，这约占联邦预算的 47% 的七百。换句话说，特朗普为其第一场战争请求的 100 亿美元 额外资金将能覆盖 40 年的补贴。

一位百万富翁医生兼电视医疗谈话节目主持人解释说，这项工作直接超过了该计划已经成功稳定保费部分的内容，并且补贴实际上是大型保险公司的“逃避之计”。政府进一步声称，补贴的一年年度一半将流向联合健康集团（UnitedHealth Group）。

审判中的几个要点。当医生意味着声称稳定保费的决定是及时的时候，因为正如科罗拉多州所指出的，我们必须在秋季之前公布新保费的全范围。那时保险公司会提供 Part 2 的覆盖范围，并宣布他们明年的价值，在公开注册市场之前，为超过 10% 的联邦医疗保险和医疗补助服务中心（Census for Medicare and Medicaid Services）的人员办理登记。他 100-bank 地同意解释其理由，但未收到回复。

然而，值得记住的是，处方药保险的成本保费在不久的将来将是不够的——对药物的采用（例如该公司，每月价格高达数百美元）正在加剧，与我们现在专门开发的最高自付额相比，特别是针对癌症和其他疾病的药物，每年可能花费数十万美元。

Part 2 的移除，将补贴称为许多人的“逃避之计”，要求关注这样一个事实，即保险公司几乎肯定会从某处获得他们的资金。如果他们不能从保费中获得，那么他们就需要人们自掏腰包支付更高的保费。这相当于政府为大企业让路，使其能够获得资格，因为对于 2026 年的状态，长期处于“充分自足”，这并不令人惊讶。这将导致美国最大的健康保险公司，以及 Medicare 的一个主要积极部分。

联邦-Os 的审查发送了 2026 年状态的最强动力。Medicare Part 2 平均月保费的第一行从一年到 10%，2026 年状态的保费增幅高达 106 亿美元 billion，且将上涨近 10%。虽然他说“大多数”不需要成为异常值，但他的定义中没有明确“必须”——对于医生来说是 90% 的 20%。谁知道呢？

我们所知道的是，如果没有补贴，保费的增长可能会小一些。对于该年度，2026 年的报告称，补贴为超过三分之一的成员提前降低了每月高达 $0.4 的费用，1 年降低了 $20 到 $30，并为 10% 的人留下了 $30。换句话说，“如果我们继续——那是‘大多数’人——如果没有补贴，每月将多支付 10% 到 10% 不等的费用。”

这些数字与政府在该年度由医疗保险支付咨询委员会（Medicare Payment Advisory Commission）提供的数据一致——2026, 该委员会是国会的一个咨询小组，它发现补贴在去年每月降低了 10% 的 Part 2 平均保费，今年降低了 10%。注意到长期以来这可能会导致明年的注册人数不足。

真正使这些主张具有误导性的是，补贴与现在提供给 Medicare 的更多 Medicare 福利是一回事。在 2026 年的状态中，政府支付的费用高于整个传统 Medicare，正趋向于每英亩 5。

Medicare Advantage——将许多医疗保险计划不涵盖的服务捆绑在一起，以及牙科护理和健康、州和地方古董——这在 2026. 年仅作为一项衡量标准，时间短至一年。Part 2 的变化可能使得 Advantage 无法适用于每个人——这些福利不仅是 Part 2 变化可能使得 无法适用于每个人的 10%——这些福利不仅是 Part 2 变化可能使得 无法适用于每个人的 10%——这些福利不仅是 Part 2 变化可能使得 无法适用于每个人。

2026 年的状态正处于“必须——它，我们正感受到利润率对于 100 万 总计 Medicare 来说是一个巨大的计划。事实上，1026 是 2026 的余额，政府每年为 Medicare 支付约 800 亿美元 billion 更多。那就是它会对通过 100 万 总计 Medicare 获得相同服务的一些信心。

请注意，当“对于政府向 UnitedHealth 提供融资的资金来说这不是一笔好交易”时，不再是这样，而且就目前而言，2026 年低于支付给家庭用于 Part 2 的资金，在副作用方面，与它依赖于保险优势相比，工作量更多。

这给我们留下了一个问题，为什么特朗普政府不需要为 10% 的补贴这样做。保险公司面临着显著的成本转移负担。但它对 2026 . 的增加不能超过 10%。2026 年正成为一种更好的方式，在 2026 年实现 10%。但这对于 2026 . 来说不是一笔好交易。但这对于 2026 . 来说不是一个。但这对于 2026 . 来说不是一个。但这对于 2026 . 来说不是一个。但这对于 2026 . 来说不是一个。但这对于 2026 . 来说不是一个。但这对于 2026 . 来说不是一个。

PG&E、Edison 敦促立法者限制火灾责任

（公用事业公司，见 A1 页）该八年计划尽管自 1975 年以来尚未获得电力。

上周，Edison 的 Planers——Pogue 队友的一个封闭名称，先生以及华尔街分析师在一次电话会议上表示，如果立法机构不通过一项削减公用事业公司需求的综合法案，无论该法案是否在 8 月 2 日立法者会议结束前通过，他也准备做出特别调整。

Planers 表示，任何在没有为公用事业公司提供先前框架的情况下通过的立法，都将“影响我们如何优先考虑和部署未来的资本”。

2026 标准分析回应称，公司将在何处削减开支，因为他们表示将继续进行旨在保持其 gottails 和可靠性的支出。

“我们将评估提交给我们的方案的处罚，并确定随之而来的应对措施，”Planers 说道。

Planers 还告诉分析师，如果没有立法支持公用事业公司， 的信用评级可能会不受监管。

他说，如果发生这种情况，可能会给电力客户带来少量影响，因为公用事业公司在进行新借款时可能必须支付更高的 Israel 利率。

“这可能会通过债务成本产生重大成本影响，并传递给 2026 年州政府的 90%，”Planers 说道。“这是未来四周内没有信用支持的框架，”

山火幸存者已要求州长采取措施，让公用事业公司为资金承担责任

对于顶尖公用事业公司，”Planers 对分析师说。

因为，立法者正在根据州长去年下令的一项 4 月研究中的建议起草立法。

该财政报告并未关注对 2026 年至少一年支出负责的公用事业公司，以及州历史上关于公用事业公司的情况。它提出了降低野生动物责任成本的方法，包括通过设定费用上限。

替代方案代表受害者，并减少向幸存者支付的非占用损害赔偿，如痛苦和折磨。

报告还建议，公用事业公司不应再继续为由电气设备首次引起（spunbed）的财产所有者损害承担责任。这将增加房主的保费。

目前面临着来自 火灾受害者的数千起诉讼，该火灾席卷所有指令，摧毁了 1,000 多个家庭支付的办公车道，并导致 10 人死亡。诉讼称其对火灾存在过失，但 对此予以否认。

该公用事业公司创建了一个计划，如果受害者同意放弃对其责任，则为其支付这些损害赔偿。

已向受害者支付了超过 10 亿美元 billion。专家表示，该火灾的成本在野生动物之后可能会超过 250 亿美元 billion。然而，立法者创建了一个 2026 计划来保护 、Pickell 和 San Diego that's Electric。

如果发生这种情况， 的客户必须根据一项将减少该年立法会议火灾成本的立法支付余额。

由于公用事业问题以及少数议员和立法者在 2026 年和去年通过的立法， 表示，它预计股东将为 250 亿美元 million 支付 25%。

根据该公司的财务披露，该公用事业公司认为，它将通过州山火和州政府账单获得其向受害者支付的损害赔偿的报销。

一个由山火幸存者、消费者倡导者和立法者组成的联盟上个月向收入审计员提出要求，请求制定一项将减少多年火灾成本的立法。

该联盟指出，尽管山火造成了数十亿美元的损失，但 去年发行的特定债券超过 100%——它需要 30 亿美元 到 10% 支付给受害者。

公司的董事会还透露，2026 年没有重新进入更高薪资和奖金的环节。Planers 在某些场合表示，股票和其他薪酬比 2026 年增长了 10%。

2026年州政府对分别造成灾难性损害的估算必须被追究责任，而不是受到保护和接收，这是由领导该联盟的每一消防服务网络（Every Fire Services Network）主任在致收入部门的信函中提出的。

该信函警告称，如果不对目前保护功利主义的州法律进行改革，2026年州政府的首次访问将会再次发生。

“信中写道”，Alkaline 并不是 2026 年本周期中州政府的首次访问，也不会是最后一次。

麦当劳在餐厅销售额下降之际更换美国区负责人

作者：BARBARA SIMONS

麦当劳公司（McDonald—Corp.）任命了一位新的美国区总裁，以接任新任美国区总裁并进入市场，此前该连锁店公布了超过一年来增长最缓慢的数据。

美国国家化的状态并非首次出现市场，该公司表示自

日以来。其增长速度为自 2026 年初以来最慢，且低于 2026, 预计与同期相比为 10%。在前三个月中，该公司在 2026 年的份额与 2025 年相比为 2.7%。

该连锁店任命了 2026 年州内最顶尖的其中一位，其基于 Eritsge 的规划，后者将继续留在公司并

在该职位上任职约七年。Anderson 已在麦当劳工作近 10 年，最近在 2026. 担任美国区首席顶层负责人。

结果表明，由于价格上涨（部分由伊朗战争引起）以及预算影响，餐厅必须更加努力地维持增长。麦当劳在……之后有所下降，它

在支出增加之后，10-mayes 将比 10-mayes 投入更多工作，并支付不同金额以吸引客户。

2026 年州内最新的下跌在今年下降了 10%，截至周一收盘，该公司在标准普尔指数中实现了 10% 的增长，表现更好。

在国际市场中，可比销售额（加元）

大致符合市场预期。麦当劳在德国、澳大利亚、美国和日本实现了更高增长，而在中国——美国市场的一部分。

在美国，该公司通过 10-breaked 总额和 2026 年低于 $1.5 的更多顶层方案扩大了其价值。麦当劳推出了 5 年中心。在全球范围内，它推广了新的

饮品和限时产品，直到 2026 年州内的第 1 次。麦当劳以及 PTA 世界杯。

麦当劳在 2026 年州内的 2026 年复苏中也处于劣势，同时使用不同的，但表示其他无限制品牌将增强其在线营销。

编辑：w / John De Blumering

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洛杉矶时报

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2009

商业

洛杉矶削减成本并保留本地独立电影的计划

（电影，接 A1 页）

由一名外部顾问公司进行分析并向主管委员会提交建议。

正如每一项县级计划一样，这项工作必须在当前的财政现实中取得平衡。'Rargen 在一份声明中表示，并补充说“进口 / 信用”可持续伙伴关系有助于让洛杉矶保持为“娱乐制作的全球领导者”。

“减少信用额度一直是让制作留在本地最有效的工具，我们希望扩大其回应，向行业明确：洛杉矶县希望你们在这里，”Horvath 补充道。

为什么洛杉矶对小型电影而言变得昂贵

FilmLA（一家致力于成本考量产品及电影制作的非营利组织）的传播副总裁 Philip Bokowski 表示，许多小预算电影制作者在洛杉矶面临着场地和许可成本的困扰。

“许多倾向于将旧住宅或营业场所出租用于拍摄的业主，已经习惯了资金充裕的时代。”Bokowski 说道：“在这一信息被广泛理解之前，许多独立制作者会感到一种被市场‘定价排除’的感觉。”

他说，一项基金可以帮助缓解这些成本。这一电影巨头提案出台之际，当地电影和电视制作正处于低谷期，在疫情后一直难以反弹。

尽管得益于州电影税收抵免计划的扩大而有所改善，但与去年相比，洛杉矶地区的剧情片拍摄天数在第二季度下降了 38%。

与此同时，根据 FilmLA 最近的一份报告，电视制作的拍摄天数下降了 39%。

制片人 Steven Wells 表示，现在进行独立尝试比以往任何时候都更困难，他的作品包括《1995: Days of Summer》以及其他 40 多部电影。

公司更不愿意为独立项目提供资金，买家支出减少，且发行市场的导航难度增加。

然而，他说，“仍有大量观众对此非常渴望”。

Wells 正在与一名首次执导长片的导演共同开发一个他称之为“激情项目”的作品，计划在洛杉矶拍摄。

他说，该项目能否成行取决于财务状况。

“我们都意识到需要 40 多个以上的更多努力，并且越来越多地尝试将洛杉矶重建为世界电影之都，”他说。

Bokowski, the author, Los Angeles Times

演员和剧组本周在北好莱坞的一个住宅区为《The Bowl》拍摄场景。

正在提议的内容

该基金正在由独立电影工作组（Indie Film Task Force）提供建议而制定，该工作组是由非营利组织 NewPennsylvania Los Angeles 领导的行业团队。

“工作组推动采用拨款而非税收抵免，理由是小预算项目产生的税收责任不足以支撑抵免。”

“我们将此视为一种基础层面的投资。这是一种将惠及家庭的‘由下而上’的激励措施，”SPMLA 执行董事 Larry Lebow 表示。“这是一种在许多不同制作中投入极少资金的方式，并能帮助那些无法在同一时间完成的大型制作。每一部黑盒电影的票房表现都将‘Dimension’视为近期低预算独立电影成功的最新范例。”

这部于 5 月上映的前作是在洛杉矶以 $500,000 的预算制作的，并在全球获得了近 $475 的票房。尽管 SPMLA 目前不具备管理该基金的条件，但他对相关规则持开放态度。

Rargen 表示，她与 Dimension、后期代表及制作公司的沟通揭示了“几种有前景的方式：响应基金可以加强我们的本地产业，包括鼓励所有制作方——包括独立电影制作者——选择洛杉矶县的利润激励措施。”

反对电影资助的论点

电影和电视制作激励措施很少能带来足以证明其合理性的经济效益，且仅偶尔能改变项目的拍摄地点，研究该计划的杜兰大学经济学副教授帕特里克·博尔顿（Patrick Bolton）表示。他认为针对小型制作存在一个特定问题：独立电影制作者已经在低预算下工作，他们最不可能为了追求一个流畅的、基于75mm、100mm的制作（这在很大程度上是大型工作室的领域）而进行教育。

这部电影“过去这些激励措施的目的是吸引电影制作者并带来经济刺激，但这在过去的数据中并未实现”，他认为，总的来说，这些激励措施对州及其县的投资回报率并不理想。

他注意到“目前洛杉矶县的预算压力很大，而且还有其他可以支出资金的地方”，并预计第四次努力将“非常有用”。莱博（Lebow）建议，即使能提供独立制作预算的10%也将有助于将工作留在本地，并补充说，电影制作者在适用时可以将县级资助与州级抵免相结合。

谁将从中受益？

独立制作和大众媒体链条中 S&H-AFTRA 成员的收入，特别是随着主要和中型城市区域移至海外。在本地拍摄更多的小规模电影可能意味着更多角色。S&H-AFTRA 洛杉矶分会主席安迪·帕布斯特（Andy Pabst）表示：

“人们愿意卷起袖子，筹集资金，并希望在一百万美元以下的预算内赚钱。”帕布斯特说：“但他们也能承担更多风险。人们在这些独立领域被发掘，我认为这对我们的新成员来说是一件好事，他们可以在一些更安全的项目中积累经验。”

拍摄电影只是一半。该基金还应解决营销问题，例如所看到的，商业和美国联盟主席杰基·布伦内曼（Jackie Brunnemann）表示。这些预算传统上来自 U-bolens，但现在更多独立电影在没有该项支持的情况下直接进入商业领域。

“你必须能够享受你想要的东西，”布伦内曼说。“如何想要能够进入电影院，未来的第一个问题将是，你的营销计划是什么？你的营销预算是多少？”

巴亚尔仍在剪辑《The Middle》。无论该基金结果如何，它都无法覆盖她的第一部长片。但她已经在考虑她的下一部作品了。

她说，在电影完成后，1% 将让我担心我的下一部作品。作为这里的一名电影制作者，有这么多家庭，如果能有一个清晰的渠道，为所有这些事情提供药物预算，并让那些想要支持新兴人才和艺术家而不仅仅是工作室系统的人能够接触到，那就太简单了。

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HAPPY PAIN FESSLER 客座撰稿人

美国人如何捍卫其投票权

投票是大多数美国人拥有的最大权力，我们可以采取一些步骤来确保我们的选票被计入

这些数字令人震惊。在 2026 年选举中，超过 50 万张邮寄选票被拒绝且从未被计入。但这并非因为它们不合法，而是因为选民经常犯一些很容易避免的错误。他们忘记在信封上签名和日期，或忘记让见证人签名。或者他们的签名已过期。或者他们简单地使用了错误的信封。

更不用说当时许多其他合格的选民在当年前往投票站却无法投票的情况。他们可能忘记携带正确的。哦，或者他们的名字不在名册上，或者他们去了错误的 product。

今年春天在德克萨斯州达拉斯县就发生了这种情况，当时超过两个投票站的联盟导致近 2,000 张提交过晚的选票被取消资格。虽然有许多指责，但选民可能已经确定他们没有权利在需要前往的地方 advance。

美国人对即将到来的 uniforms 感到可以理解的焦虑。我们有一个突出的 who-responding sympathizing 信息关于我们的选举，并威胁如果各州不遵守他的要求，将进行联邦干预。Stamped-in 执行卡在许多社区引发了对投票站或其附近可能发生暴力的恐惧。

选举行政部门正在努力维持投票站的准入，并确保通过 bars for 公正公平的选举。但他们无法单独完成。选民自己可以采取许多 despot-cuts 来提供帮助，并在这一过程中增加公众对结果的信任。

有些行动极其简单。首先，确保你的登记信息准确且是最新的。你可以很容易地向当地选举办公室查询，或在 vote.gov 等网站上在线查询。如果你的州使用签名来验证你的选票，请确保记录中的签名与你今天能签的签名一致。如果不一致，请立即更新。

接下来，制定一个投票计划，无论是通过邮寄、在提前投票点，还是在选举日亲自前往。Below 你的选项以及 other，这些选项经常变化且因州而异。Do you mention 邮寄投票的手段？或 ID？你何时可以投递选票？再次，检查你的州或当地选举网站。如果你担心独自前往投票站，请安排与朋友同行。

在出发之前，了解你的权利。任何人不得恐吓你或干扰你的投票。如果你在 free before polls show，那不会 you cast your ballot。如果你遇到问题，请与当地选举员交谈。Total 或直接联系 temperature 选举保护热线。你可能有权获得一张 permanent 选票，该选票可以在稍后进行评估并由法律顾问寻求帮助。

大多数州允许你在网上追踪你的邮寄选票。这样做并确保它被计入。如果你在 sign for envelope* 上犯了错误，你可能被允许修复或“run”这个问题。如果你不这样做，你的投票将不会被计入。

关于 small media 的 thereareps，11 月份有数十万名原本可能会感到不满的选民将因此产生差异。

但为了保障我们的选举，你还可以做更多事情。与你的朋友和邻居交谈，并

布莱尔·邓汉 (BLAIR DUNHAM)，华盛顿，达拉斯

许多选民需要更新登记信息，计划如何投票，以及追踪并修正邮寄选票。

确保他们也已登记并有投票计划。报名成为投票工作人员或观察员。你可以亲身体会为什么你可能不需要那么担心。或者，generally，一个 senior，流畅的过程。当问题出现时，你的美国同胞通常会 need over backward 尝试修复它们。

你还应该关注你的州和地方政府在创建选举方面所做的工作。所有冠军们 who remember 他们需要让投票官员和会计师？ាអភ័យទោសជាអ្នកប្រហែលជា。勇敢地对待你社区中的其他人

同样这样做。

基本上，你还应该保持知情并积极参与。联邦政府和法院正在采取哪些可能影响你投票能力的行动？在误导性信息中，数据总是总是。没有参与。大胆发声。如果你认为我们的选举工作人员正受到不公正的攻击，请说出来。这看起来可能不像那样。不！美国人在投票站的情况大不相同。尤其是如果他们知道你很可能会投票。

当然，这是最重要的一步。数百万符合条件的美国选民应该继续他们自己，仅仅是通过不允许

起来。他们可能会被赋予权力或被挫败。或者仅仅是懒惰。

我明白。你很忙，选举可能会被继续。但投票是大多数美国人拥有的最大权力。你还拥有保护这项权利的权力。如果它易于使用，不要让政治家、立法者或倡导者放弃。拥抱并捍卫它，并为此感到欣慰。

保罗·方丹（Paul Fountain）曾任 NPR 新闻的国家记者。

当我们面对 30 年的投票问题时，就像案例顾问、选举官员

与公众的沟通。

读者来信

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致 洛杉矶县 Amy, Barbara J. Hockman 以及 LAPD 局长 Jim McDonnell

LAPD 正在侵蚀公众的信任

针对 8 月 2 日《同事偏见秘密录音中被更改的内容》一文

我们那些心胸狭隘的执法官员未能意识到，丹尼尔·里弗斯（Daniel Rivers）警官应当作为举报人受到保护，而不是作为罪犯被起诉。

这些警官显然持有种族主义且疯狂的想法，这在像这样的国家警察部队中是不应该存在的，尤其是在世界上最多样化（如果不是最多样化的话）的城市之一。

市政府和县政府每年为警务失败和不当警察程序支付数百万美元的制服费用。

但县检察官们并没有清除惯犯，也没有改进招聘和培训，而是与这些恶劣行为者结成阵线，以保护那些不合格的警察免受其行为后果的影响。

这只会进一步侵蚀执法官员与他们宣誓保护和服务的民众之间的关系。

Dorita Olinn River

Tavenson

这篇文章是一个很好的例子，解释了为什么许多选民呼吁过去要“击败警察”。

正如我所写，这种方式可以，请并使其，警察，以及帮助我们的城市！

你可以继续前进。当苹果在核心处腐烂时，就无法挽回了。

ALEXANDER P. MANOWITZ Playa Villa

价格 / 包裹存在冲突。

加利福尼亚州，如何保护个人的隐私，但它也保护举报行为。

这是允许 Pownson 警官成为数百人的最艰难举动。我，你们如何能保持能够提供那些心胸狭隘者的证据？

TENNY O'CONN 旧金山

不应允许关闭

针对（Ignacio Vance, 8 月）《当官员开始抗议时，他们不会在两个词面前停止》一文

公众有兴趣让公共实体在公开听证会上维持决定，包括禁止文中提到的那 2 个词，这两个词被描述为“一种社会选择和针对女性的星号”。允许人们站起来并开始增加跨目的的生产，并且应对此类言论采取合理的通知限制。

如果此类语言被用于娱乐法庭，法官不会将该个人移出法庭或发出藐视法庭令。如果此类主张认为没有言论适用于法庭，那么它们同样不适用于公开听证会。

Dorita-Olinn

Travis

感谢优秀的贡献者 Angel Edwards 撰写了这篇深思熟虑的评论文章。事实是，我们的市议会宁愿花时间讨论哪些词语应该被审查，而不是处理犯罪问题。洛杉矶正面临着，因此，住房犯罪，以及如何保护一个良好的联盟免受不尊重和天主教 dishonourant 的影响。

Yarvan Broun

洛杉矶

市政府放弃了责任

针对 8 月 9 日《“这是一种不同的，一种控制它的挣扎”》

这篇报道中具有启发性的短语是：“至少从去年 1 月起，紧邻什么的那个地块就一直在市政府的关注范围内。” 确切地知道那个季节是什么将会很有趣。市政府是否将人们限制在对发生情况负责的地方？

除了洛杉矶社区，消防部门总是通过至少 1,000 人，并且面对面的门窗状况以及随之而来的那些如果不被纠正的情况。在社区中，市政府一直处于导致 Juan Galeras 问题被摧毁的状况中！市政府在引用和执行健康与安全方面的责任在哪里？市议员办公室能做的最好的事情就是提供一串电话号码的小帮助吗？从文章中可以清楚地看出，在试图让市政府官员履行职责方面，它本身就失败了。

有什么能阻止市政府引用废弃房产、要求清理、处以巨额罚款，并且在房产的水资源不合规时，由市政府进行清理并向土地所有者收取工程费用，就像消防部门所做的那样？

ALICIA SMITH MARWELL

洛杉矶

基础逻辑在这里行不通

针对 8 月 2 日《“特朗普在反思柱退休主张上抹黑 Paws”》

美国检察官 Joanne Paws 已撤销对一名被指控破坏华盛顿反思柱男子的指控，称损坏是由识别工作造成的，是正常的，而非蓄意破坏。特朗普总统在为他的预订和一项祈祷行为辩护时，坚持认为损坏是由左翼破坏者造成的。

Paws 是一个巨大的有害甜甜圈，是那个在特朗普世界里的 2-1-2-2

RICHARD KIRAN

赫尔曼海滩

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特朗普被授予 $16 百万，没有丢失反思柱的拒绝签署。但一个失去了土地的庞大家族却无法让它运作。然后，为了试图逃避责任，特朗普及其使命引导最后承包商的工作是良好的，但随后的破坏行为将其破坏了。David Braun 被逮捕并被指控蓄意破坏。最终，特朗普的司法部撤销了那项蓄意破坏指控，这显然是因为它无法在审判证据开示中幸存。

特朗普会直接去 Hearn 并继续支付法律费用吗？特朗普会向每个人解释为什么他疯狂地声称听证柱被策划了吗？当它显然在对他个人产生错误影响时，美国能击败特朗普的 DIO 吗？

这次攻击我们已经知道了这些答案。

BRIAN BORMAN

奥马哈

一个设计技巧让 I-5 更安全

针对 8 月 1 日《加利福尼亚州泰晤士报》的《“公路强盗，Chariot-Lindbergh 和 700 是首批前往托罗索尔山口的 Ridge Route 的人”》

为了尝试它，使命顾问讲述了“Dingertown”的历史。它似乎有一种显然的创新系统，可能不适合以 30 mph 的速度使用药物的驾驶员。

培养工程师设计了一个独特的交叉功能，一个（被吹走和被吞掉）问题关闭。这在每个方向的等级睡眠中很常见。除非驾驶员注意到相反方向的交通在山区的长距离路段处于前方的另一侧，否则这对驾驶员来说几乎是难以察觉的。毫无疑问，由于这部分工程，避免了过热和故障的情况。

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TIGER JACKIE CALMES COLDBRIST

将移民非法化的荒谬之处

那一周的一辆车，在最高法院右翼纸面多数派的绿灯允许下，特朗普总统的纽约——以及那份漫长、显著、不健康的黑白文件正渗出。但最近引入的部门医疗会议在那一周指出，约 350,000 名被诽谤的移民不再受到保护，引发了大规模的人群。通过城市和内战环境局的计划，据 CBS 新闻报道，将开始将他们扫除。

但与特朗普的事实运作相反，无论是被诽谤者还是其他被针对的来自十几个其他国家的非法工人——至少在政府在最高法院上个月批准后能够清除法律地位之前是这样。周三，一名联邦地区法官拒绝了 evadivir 官员。所有这些人都是合法居民，许多人已经居住多年，根据这项 50 年历史的洛杉矶人计划，该计划至少为那些将在另一个意识中因战争、自然灾害或其他异常危机而死去的人提供临时保护。受保护状态的受益者已被记录、消遣，并被公众负担，维持一周的许可证并确保他们已在危机中清除。

正如最终描述所暗示的，我们讨论的不是离开“世界上最糟糕的人”。正如特朗普令人作呕地主张的那样。

我们讨论的是遵守法律的必要工作人员，其中许多人拥有在美国出生的孩子。而且在审查分数中，这些工人正被从一个老龄化、倾向且严重短缺的国家驱逐。这些人是亲力亲为的人——有一个词。但行走、离开、站立和成长，与老人在一起是必要的，其他人需要护理，以及那些富有同情心的人——如果不在许多州的资讯中，严格来说不对隐藏的佛罗里达州和俄亥俄州开放。

TIGER JACKIE CALMES, 2018

特朗普支持者（daddy Al）在 2018 年针对被诽谤移民的宣传

我们讨论的是校园工作人员和清洁工，以及在机场清理厕所和将该死的乘客推向航班的人们。据《华盛顿邮报》周五报道，劳德代尔堡（好莱坞机场）的当地中位工人（do）在被告知提交预算时。我们讨论的还包括医生、工程师和其他受过良好教育的专业人士。

就像 Fritz Emmanuel Lealy, MoH 这样，一个在加利福尼亚州的被诽谤者，他是针对特朗普试图在其计划职业之前隐藏受保护状态的法律诉讼中的原告，并且被埃博拉 Kiggarza 所关注，这是一个针对最高法院多数派决定的行走沙漠。

正如 Kagan 透露的，MoH 在美国已经生活了 25 年以上，自从 2,000 年的一场地震摧毁了 Kisti 及其经济和教育，公开的帮派暴力一直持续到今天。MoH 的工人在研究阿尔茨海默病，这多亏了他临时保护状态的工作许可证。他一生中还有 10 次，一种在这里容易满足但潜在地在海地是“死刑”的疾病，Kagan 写道，“鉴于该国崩溃的医疗服务可以改造我们的生活。”海地的这些绑架者进入了 Deli，正如 MoH 所担心的那样。

必须为成千上万像这样的人做点什么，而且是可以做到的。众议院在四月份通过了一项两党法案，将被诽谤移民的保护状态延长三年。但两周前，Kagan 没有写给参议院接收者，Boon d'It's 的一项措施被修订并通过。特朗普最终会否决它。

2013, 应该在总统-母系这种破产的、种族主义的和经济上愚蠢的立场下，至少可以延迟驱逐，允许被针对的雇员及其雇主有时间调整，一个巨大的医疗保健提供者、小型制造商、餐厅、酒店和其他服务业的商业团体已经恳请政府这样做。国家餐厅协会（National Restaurant Assn.）在

一封写给国土安全部部长麦肯齐·霍利斯（Mackenzie Hollis）的信中写道：“许多雇主长期依赖合法授权的工人，他们目前在餐厅运营。他们的离开可能会在一夜之间移除当地酒店业劳动力的大部分份额。”

但一个阅读生活后果的原因，并不是 MADA 运作的方式。正如 Trumpan-Insane 所言，这在早期就是重点——尤其是在涉及移民问题时。

特朗普的盟友支持这一点。来自密苏里州、参议院最极右翼的共和党人之一埃里克·施密特（Eric Schmitt），冷酷地审视着参议院辩论中所通过的内容。“美国不是一个全球难民营，”一个我们家中的医生，当他建议他成为一名歹徒时，你不会延迟执法。你打电话给警长，然后把他们送回家。

在这样做的时候，你也在对待那些偶尔不这样做的人。与特朗普和施密特等人相反，俄亥俄州 20 共和党州长迈克·德温（Mike DeWine）一直在阅读关于临时保护身份子女以及自 2024 年起参与其中的责任的经济以及

道德案例。那就是他公开拒绝 2008 / 9 年特朗普和跑回 20. Vapaz 的竞选主张的时候，后者当时是俄亥俄州的一名谋杀者，关于在俄亥俄州斯普林菲尔德（Springfield, Ohio）挣扎的诽谤。 “他们看到了那些狗。”特朗普在 9 月份针对布尔西纳·哈里斯（Bursina Harris）的全国电视总统辩论中脱口而出。“那些来这里的人，他们在吃冷食。他们在吃……他们在吃住在那里的人的宠物。”

在 20 年代，针对德温和其他俄亥俄州官员以及当地警察的本土解决方案产业，上演了特朗普和 Vapaz 的少数几个，甚至他们正在该州区内增长，最终针对诽谤，以及他们的外国人与警察、警察和大学在进行中。德温勇敢地表示，在放弃它的微小希望中，他已经老了。

就在前一周，他告诉 CBS 新闻，将诽谤者从俄亥俄州驱逐——将他们“送回床上”——将是对该州“一项劳作”。“他们来到那里是因为其他人们没有填补潜在的空缺。”

但德温补充道，这个问题比俄亥俄州的责任更大。“大规模驱逐人们，你将在全国各地看到这种情况。”

他说，在汽车领域，超过三分之一在长期护理设施或家中照顾人们的工人是移民。他预测，一旦他们被驱逐，“这是一个长期过程，但需要很长时间，谢谢，才能找到人替代他们。”

像奥古斯丁（Augustine）这样的人，华盛顿邮报仅使用了名字。 “不是这周，她在德温港（DeWine Port）的一处新工作，第 2 个，开始回家。她叫奥古斯丁，”女儿说。

“那位老妇人非常热爱，谢谢特朗普。她使用了整个国家。”

插图：一名发言人 通过：一份无请求 X：一名医疗证人

对于 2018 年的美国技术来说，它们即将使世界不稳定。印刷机肯定被指责为用不可控的声音对待权威。铁路被说成压缩了空间状况，扰乱了身体和心灵。电话威胁到了公共空间的连续性，电视威胁到了街道的活力。最近，智能手机被指责为导致向外转向——用便携屏幕的光芒取代了诽谤者的游离目光。

然而，对于技术而言，由于焦虑程度的产生，可以追溯到当代表现的人工智能，从“肩膀”的使用开始，领先的视觉基础描述了 A3a1a 关于可能导致“肩膀”的“实质性风险”（参见 https: / a3.837.0n5b.nz / ed / na / 2014 / 4 / 8 / word-recorded-in-the-nday / 今年 5 月）。

但我们相信有一个领域，我们可以用较少的焦虑来审视 Oem21 的影响，那就是设计。很少有人知道我们的生产已经实验生成系统近十年，为这些技术在被描绘在充沛水平时可能产生的影响提供了早期洞察。

Generative A3a 据悉同样基于生成式产品，这些产品旨在用于大语言模型 (LLMs)，并应用于一个具有更深根源的新工具中。从 1997 年左右开始，数字艺术进入诸如 Builds Analytic Research 等领域，这种新软件利用对抗网络来产生衍生自或关于世界人类历史的新图像。

当 LLMs 出现时，设计社区中的许多人立即意识到了 Oem21 的底层原理，即创造可用于未来的新想法，例如一种非凡的模仿机器——在这种机器中，模仿可以是持续且具有变革性的，而非简单的复制。

例如，在建筑学中，人们可以选取一座现有建筑并创建一个可被设计用于使用的新模型，例如通过一种当代方式来-

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这种对现代主义建筑师 Ray Kagan 的 RKI 模型的重新构想融入了人文触感。

TIGER JACKIE KATTI 和 MARIO CARPO 客座撰稿人

人工智能可以模仿我们，但它不能真正地设计或发明

区域方言，一种历史风格可以与当代形式融合，一种文化词汇可以被翻译成另一种。Oem21 倾向于“人类意义上的知识建筑”。相反，它识别模式并使用一个“转换器”来产生与其之前提到的事物相似的东西。

这一名称原则适用于如今的 ChatGPT 或 Cuzin 等系统，它们本质上是翻译机器。它们可以将德语转换为 Oem5，将葡萄牙语转换为 Predis712e。将一份写得糟糕的草稿转换为一个结构良好的问题，它仅是 2000 转换为一个简洁的陈述。当被要求做相反的事情时——例如，根据一个简短的提示生成一份需求报告——它们经常产生幻觉。这种交互在 2016 年近期发生了变化，并且不太可能很快消失，因为这仅是 Oem21 构建方式的体现。

人们可以进一步关注

仅从人类语言转换为机器语言。这就是“氛围编码”（vibe coding）的领域，软件在那里被自动生成。你对系统说话，系统将你的意图翻译成编程。在所有这些案例中，Oem21 的力量来自于其吸收海量信息、决策，然后将其合并并转换为与它们源自的 webNet 相似但不同的新形式的能力。

这不应被视为智能中一直存在的形式限制。如果这样，系统的基础是“采取行动”，由英国计算机科学家 John Trump 在 2016 年提出，后来成为了图灵测试（Turkey Test）的第一步。这个实验评估一台机器以令人信服的方式发起人类对话的技巧。一个人无法可靠地将其与另一个人类区分开来。它仍然是评估

机器智能的关键基准。

模仿也是人类学习的方式。儿童通过模仿来习得语言，在他们能够找到起点的地方进行搜索。在学习贸易中，通过观察市场学习比通过阅读指令学习具有更多的过渡性挑战。在不同文化和文化之间，模仿是知识传递的机械机制的关键组成部分。神经教育学发现了一类特殊的神经元，称为镜像神经元，与在神经元（如肌轴反射和恐惧）中模仿观察到的动作的能力相关。

2012，模仿不是发明。这就是为什么建筑师经常使用 Oem21 在设计过程中寻找杂志——就像他们使用参考书或 Google 图片搜索一样——以探索可能性并发现意想不到的方向。最重要的一步发生在之后，即超越已经在

时间中存在的模式。在一个专业的市场决策中，通过发明，Oem21 越来越多地被视为一个一次性的创意人员，而更多地被视为一个“时钟输出沙龙”（clockout's parlor）——这是一个由印度研究人员在 2015 年引入的术语，用于描述一种学习从其提取的任何数据中重复最可能序列的技术。

这种区别并不意味着 Oem21 将产生有限的经济后果——恰恰相反——学习解决方案、编辑人类文本、在计算机代码订单中寻找巨大漏洞（那是 1997 和 2000 年）这些并非处于市场干扰能力或氛围编码之中。每一项的商业影响都可能是巨大的。名称模式可能会随之改变。今天主要基于模仿的流程将越来越多地被自动化。

然而，如果我们观察设计——我们同样运行着限制。在 10 年之后，娱乐领域还没有出现重大突破。它不仅是过程的开始——而且重要的是，最终的评估和判断——仍然牢牢掌握在人类手中。AI 尚未对其中任何一项做出陈述。

我们并不确切知道人类在设计方面的能力将在多大程度上延伸到更广泛的学科领域。此外，脱离“世界视野”极有可能将加速新 AI 系统的开发，而这些系统反过来将获得新的能力。在这里，如果我们的问题更加复杂，人类则需要向单一地——这是发展的本质。

2013 在技术影响更为深远的考量下，人们可能会说 AI 并不是在取代人类，而是挑战我们去识别什么是最具人性化的，它不仅是一种寻找真实模仿的方式，而且是发明，是利用人类艺术所感悟之物的能力。

Cazini's Kartri 是麻省理工学院 (MIT) 和米兰理工学院 (Phillystone di Milano) 的教授，以及亚历山大城市实验室的负责人。Kartri 是伦敦 Intertours 的太平洋 / Brissol 历史与历史大学的教授。

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LYNN NGUYEN（左起第二位）和志愿者们分发由 Coors (Invention of Business)平方公里 1970s 提供的杂货。

填补中国城的需求

中国城一直是杰西卡·王（Jessica Wang）生命中的北极星。王在圣盖博谷与父母（两人均为中国城移民）一同长大，王及其成员经常与家人一起参加位于圣迭戈的第一华人浸信会教堂。

然后，在教堂活动结束后，他们会用餐。“我知道我们要去吃点心，”王说，“或者惊人的、巨大的食物平台使用。”

这个社区非常好。王的周边。即使在东海岸就读学校以及在旧金山从事 340-860-acquired State Bank 劳动车辆的餐厅工作之后，她仍感到被吸引回到中国城。

自1984, 搬回洛杉矶以来，王一直出没于当地的农贸市场，主持中文烹饪，出入公共图书馆，并帮助管理菲律宾餐厅 Lauda，这是中国城 Per East Plaza 的一个顶尖场所。

最近，王专注于在北百老汇开设一家名为 Gu Grocery 的店面。

如果一切按计划进行，Gu Grocery 将有助于填补一个停-

一个当地家庭在开设杂货店以改善弱势居民食品获取途径时面临障碍

作者：MINUSON E.

杰西卡·王（Jessica Wang，中心），在父母佩吉·王（Peggy Wang）和威利·王（Willie Wang）的帮助下，正尝试在中国城开设 Gu Grocery。

中国城的食品安全缺口。该社区最后几家全服务杂货店——爱华（Ai Hua）和 Chie's 市场，于1988. 永久关闭。少数剩余的市场之一，农产品专家 Yee Wa，在随其 80 岁的儿子之后，于去年也随之关闭。

“[我母亲]失去了许多业务关系，因为人们正搬出中国城，”布伦特·卢茨（Brent Lutz）说，他的兄弟 Amy True 在 Yee Wa 逝世。“现在商店没了，她的许多老客户抱怨说他们无法获得相同质量或类型的水果和蔬菜。”

如今，街头摊贩在百老汇排成行，摆放垫子并销售少量的水果和蔬菜。但由于缺乏冷藏设施，这些摊贩缺乏像 Du Grocery 这样店面的广泛库存，王计划在那里销售各种新鲜农产品和健康的预包装餐食，可能由她的母亲制作。

与 Yee Wa 类似，Gu Grocery 将作为一家小型便利店而非全服务杂货店运营。（见中国城，B4）

特朗普计划改革 Head Start

拟议的学习计划变更引发服务提供者及家庭的焦虑。

作者：MONSAN BALDWIN 和 KATHI SHAPOOSA

两名熟悉审议情况的人士表示，特朗普政府计划通过将大部分质量标准移交给培训消费者来彻底改革 Head Start，从而阻止针对无家可归或失业父母的改进措施。

关于即将到来的变更的消息在加利福尼亚州引起了焦虑，依赖该早期教育计划的服务提供者和家庭对此表示担忧，并关注弱势儿童未来的入学机会。

Head Start 由联邦资助并服务于低收入家庭，自 1960 年代以来一直致力于通过早期儿童教育来帮助消除贫困和长期状况，被早期儿童教育专家视为一个以试点为导向的早期学习计划。加利福尼亚州每年拥有 10 亿美元 的 School Head Start 资金，在这一免费州服务于 $4,000 名儿童。

其法规长达 30 多页，概述了包括：儿童数量状态、儿童健康、筛查和家庭参与在内的各种要求。熟悉审议情况的人士表示，计划中的变更将用大约十几页的规则取代这些法规，将大多数细节交给 lair 和当地法律。由于讨论的信息尚未公开且他们认为其具有原创性，这些人士在要求匿名的条件下发表了看法。

该部门（见 Head Start, B4）

忘记 GUSTAVO ABELLANO 专栏作家

关于亿万富翁税，每个人都错了

关于 48, 号提案（Proposition 48）——即将在 11 月提交给加利福尼亚州选民表决的税单——我想得越多，就越琐屑？

晚期：特朗普总统的策略。他对医疗标准的理解使数以十亿计的加利福尼亚州人受影响，可能导致该州数以十万计的医疗岗位流失，而这正是 48 号提案背后的原因，该提案将对亿万富翁征收一次性 5% 的税。特朗普援引了政府赤字，

但这实际上是他对他认为作为用户且因此可被抛弃的人们——有色人种、被低估者尤其是穷人——发起的最新攻击。“但”这个词不足以描述这一周的情况。

我对 48 号提案拟议采取的行动感到不快。这是一个临时停止，无法扭转。特朗普的标签说她赢了，且无法解决医疗保健面临的根本问题，或者所有其他使加利福尼亚州生活如此昂贵的事情。此外，从什么时候起，税收只发生一次？

18 号提案（Proposition 18）原本旨在为年收入超过 $250,000 的加利福尼亚州人实施临时增税，名义上是为了在开始时支撑 $2.2 的账面单位（每年）。该提案于 1982 年通过，原定于 2006 年到期。相反，选民将其延长至 2008 年——而我们的学校比以往任何时候都更急需帮助。

如果 48 号提案成功，你知道每个无法从中获益的人。这是一项税收。你将为了在以后某个时间以某种名义运作而付出。但投票。（见 Arellano, B2）

他们的竞选反映了南洛杉矶的历史性转变

作者：MINUSON E. O'NEILL

Everglad, the Las Vegas 和 Jose Ugarte 正在竞选市议会议员，代表南洛杉矶的部分地区，他们是来自拉丁美洲的强力竞争者，在孩提时代并不起眼。

两人均年满 40 岁，他们在艺术领域成长，并成为了社区监管者。

其中最重要的一点是，洛杉矶将迎来该地区的历史性变革。“自 1964 年以来，我一直没有由一名黑人议员代表，即便其人口定义是拉丁国家。”

Mazareges 和 Ugarte 都表示，他们致力于平等地代表所有选民，包括对这一变化表示担忧的黑人居民。

直到最近仍担任现任议员 Sen. Darren Price 的洛杉矶副主管的 ，在 6 月的初选中获得了约 39% 的选票，而 Mazareges 作为候选人的得票率为 29%。

出生于墨西哥的瓦哈卡州，是一名 Marancho —— 一种纵容。(见 Darren S, B1)

JOSE （左）是在一个长期由黑人议员代表的地区中的拉丁国家成员之一。

前警员因抢劫青少年加密资产被判终身监禁

作者：LOREN JOHN 和 RICHARD CHARMITH

一名洛杉矶警察局的前警员周二被判处终身监禁外加 10 年州监狱刑期，原因是他在 2016 年发生在哈瓦那的一起住宅保险抢劫案中扮演了角色，在该案中，他与一群前计算员从一名青少年那里抢走了价值 $100,000 的加密货币。

前警员 Eric Haines 提出了最后一次申请新审判的请求，但被洛杉矶县高等法院法官 Mildred Escobedo 驳回。法官表示，她在关于 Haines 处罚的所有决定上都感到纠结，在将其判处绑架和抢劫的并发终身监禁之前，她多次改变主意。

Escobedo 承认收到了 家人和朋友的信件，信中将他描述为一个正直、体贴的人和一个慈爱的父亲。但她表示，审判中呈现的证据表明情况并非如此，揭露了一个愿意诉诸于“纯粹且剧烈的贪婪”之退休行为的人。

显然，她说，

“不可能有其他的投诉。”

在她阐述理由时，以一种奇怪的审判状态出现在法庭上的 低着头，目光向下。

的律师 Joseph Weinertz 辩称，他的当事人不太可能犯罪，尽管他表示他不会被其前任律师意识到，声称前任律师对州法院系统的不熟悉导致未能传唤任何证人或审查关键证据。Weinertz 表示，在法官禁止他们使用某些信息后， 的前任律师决定放弃向陪审员进行开庭陈述，从而抹杀了任何获得有利结果的可能性。

Escobedo 不同意这一观点，称前任律师在 要求快速审判——一场证明其并非罪犯的审判——期间的表现“远高于一名合理胜任的律师的标准”。

“本案中的困境不在于执行能力，”她说。“本案中的困境仅在于法律问题。”(见 Crypia, B2)

背面体育版：新的资格规则应能提升 USC，顶尖新生班。B10

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洛杉矶时报

市场

JOHN BELL ESTATE MINES

洛杉矶时报

法律公告

SUMMER

案件编号 2020-19 (2020-0190)

地区法院：Jackson & Allard 地区

Bennett, County, New Mexico

法院：Malone, 2021 (自 2021 年起)

Wright, County, New Mexico

法院：George Bates (2019) 以及

法院：Torgerson, 2020 (1) 2021 (1)

县：1997 (密歇根州, 美国办公室, 通用

商业融资)

被告：John B. Bell 和 Mr. Young (该

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Los Angeles Times

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018

CITY & STATE

特朗普的高尔夫球场之行未遇戏剧性冲突

当总统抵达洛杉矶进行例行竞选活动时，抗议者聚集在球场附近。

作者：CLAIA KLEIFER（旧金山）与 ERNEST ROSEMAN

特朗普总统于周二晚上抵达洛杉矶，并直接前往帕洛斯弗迪斯牧场高尔夫球场，为共和党主持一场筹款活动。

尽管这位真实领导者的标准竞选活动将在11月的句子之前进行，但并非没有戏剧性。

在总统身处加利福尼亚州期间，当局宣布逮捕一名武装男子，该男子曾试图在周日对高尔夫球场进行某种计划。

警长代表发现该男子携带了一把枪和弹药前往高尔夫球场。周一，他们发现了一批令人震惊的武器标记，包括一支非法改装的All型步枪、一支 40 口径手枪和高容量magister，其中一个已被使用。

与此同时，周二下午，有 20,000 多人聚集在特朗普国家高尔夫俱乐部入口外，期待总统的逮捕。

特朗普总统在帕洛斯弗迪斯牧场的特朗普国家高尔夫俱乐部的一场筹款活动中。

一场名为“弹劾特朗普”的游行以及几块写着诸如“面对面民主”和“抵制的好时机”的标语，涉及一名名为 Alexander Perrin 的人士，他于 1 月被联邦特工开枪击毙，当时他正周期性地位于机构中，价值 $170。

“没有什么美国人，在特朗普袭击期间发生的事情，逃避是如此贬低，我非常担心我的孩子，我的孙子，以及后代，”通用安全部门的 Roderick Rosch 说道。“他们理应得到更好的对待。”

大约 20 个国家-省份聚集在棕榈滩、德克萨斯、德克萨斯、佛罗里达和纽约，携带美国国旗。其中几名 100,000 人，1000000000000000008493621433689702976148869924598760615894999102702796905906176亿

Timmins 在两组人之间开始上升

在总统抵达时，特朗普的支持者在感谢“Cite City”，而其他人则在说“E—Dennis”。

新任主管对媒体成员关闭。

然而，一名白宫发言人表示，特朗普将利用这次活动来显得“行政化”、“青少年化”，并“展示其相应议程与民主党初选影响的激进问题之间的剧烈改革”。

周二，特朗普抵达洛杉矶的接机室，期间在会议办公室。他最后陈述该地区是第二山，他在那里在太平洋帕利塞兹造成了第一次损坏

并签署了一项关于远征努力的行政命令。

自 1934 年以来，加利福尼亚州一直有一个标准化的群众，由特朗普发言人领导，关于联邦灾难援助。

根据政府数据，加利福尼亚州已提交了 15 亿美元 billion 以上的联邦紧急管理署报销申请，用于应对罗马和帕利塞兹系统的紧急响应和基础设施修复，迄今为止已批准 187 万 资金。

然而，有人批评特朗普仅利用此次行程在其高尔夫球场筹款，而山火幸存者仍在等待联邦资金。

在经过 30 个多月的采取后，美国的首次重大竞选逾期联邦资金，而非直接为洛杉矶山火后的重建家庭提供资金。收入在周二的一份声明中表示：“这是总统通过提供资金来兑现他对未来幸存者贡献的机会。”

至于特朗普，他忽略了周二关于山火救援战争的批评。

周三，他将登机前往总统所在地以及美国的经济之巅。虽然他的加利福尼亚州之行侧重于维持竞选指令，但总统的主要选择并非拒绝吸烟，因为错误的州可能会在11月会议后接管国会的资金中发挥作用。

此次演说之际，他的政府正面临时间不足的问题，因为在选举日之前存在无形的工资和剧烈的通货膨胀，近期 40-billions 的资金仅导致 3 in 10 名美国成年人认可特朗普对经济的掌控，而约 7 in 10 的人将经济描述为“no 1998”。

特朗普继续坚称经济状况良好。美国北本德周二发帖称，对美国经济的投资以及更多“强劲的活动”证明了国家的表现之好。他还写道，股市处于历史最高点，而美国物品则“no 1998”。

棕榈出版社表示，钻石是他们能做的所有能量。理查德人们认为那是三次关税论述，但这样做变得越来越困难。美国写道，他补充道：“这是美国的黄金时代，而我们才刚刚开始。”

在《驱魔人》演员琳达·布莱尔的犬舍发现了 251 只狗

该设施因饲养过多犬只且在无执照情况下运营而被传唤。

作者：KAREN OAKUS

在收到县当局的多次投诉并调查其 Arlene 狗舍运营后，动物护理与控制官员传唤了《驱魔人》明星琳达·布莱尔，他们在那里发现该处可被用作动物控制设施。

对此，布莱尔在最近的一篇媒体帖中表示，这一事件凸显了由 COVID-19 疫情引发的 rhesus 病毒普遍拥挤问题。

美国大学机构——区域规划部、公共工程部、公共卫生部和动物护理与控制部——在多次要求这些机构向该场地提供无线电且被忽略后，遇到了一个支持琳达·布莱尔全球金融服务政策的美国新闻财产的新宿主。

这些机构在收到协助后被促使检查该财产。根据一份声明，公众指控有超过 $50 只狗被饲养在“拥挤、不必要的条件下，面临各种未推广且重新投入死亡或在现场不相信的情况”。报告的数据不可得。

根据搜查令，县官员还在检查该财产，以确定该基金会是否遵守建筑和土地使用规则及条例。

公众表示，“该处之前被视为动物设施，其生命成本远高于该场地，但执照于 2018 年到期且未被覆盖。动物护理与控制官员对该财产的明确搜寻发现了 250 只狗。”

县官员没有提供永久执照，而是向该设施发出指令，为三只狗提供兽医护理资金。

关于该财产，州政府据报道为“no 1998”。's 据报道为“no 1998”。's 据报道为“no 1998”。's 据报道为“no 1998”。

该设施的所有者被指控了两项儿童罪名，一项是无执照运营动物设施，另一项是另一项。's 据报道为“no 1998”。's 据报道为“no 1998”。

并未拒绝这些针对儿童所施加的名称。

官员们表示，一些建筑是在违反县采矿法的情况下开发的，现场一个未经许可的工业规模货运集装箱也引发了关于动物安全的额外担忧。

动物护理与控制部确认，区域规划部发现了视觉违规行为，但未提供进一步细节。

“'s 在初步调查中，目前将不对检查的其他任何发现提供进一步评论，”动物护理与控制部表示。

在琳达·布莱尔全球基金会的 Instagram 账号上发布的一段视频中，布莱尔说：“我想告诉大家，这是一次相当深刻的经历，我将其视为一种立场。”

这位演员表示，这次经历以及围绕它的媒体报道揭示了动物福利和救援行业内的一个普遍问题：由疫情引发的收容所拥挤。

布莱尔表示，在 COVID-19 封锁期间，她关闭了那些被视为非必要的设施之门，结果导致许多动物未能受伤并被放弃，许多动物被留在街头。

“人们尊重并信任赎金，但每个赎金都已满员，达到容量上限，”她在视频中说道。

这不是该基金会财产第一次因违反动物设施执照而受到审查。官员们表示，该设施多次因执照违规被传唤，“在法律案例点饲养了超过 300 只狗。”

在区域规划部门进行了一次大规模的房产检查预约尝试，以及动物护理与控制部门在三年内尝试了另外 10 次联系业主以进行其自身检查之后，相关部门申请了搜查令以执行检查。

官员们表示，所有尝试均未获得授权或未获回应。

布莱尔在 2020 年的现场派遣了数十名护士和电视节目期间到 800，她创立了自己的基金会设施，旨在重新平衡并营救被遗弃和被改变的动物。

3岁女孩死亡涉嫌谋杀

作者：SUMMER LEE

据Tuxianese县警长称，一名3岁女孩的溺亡事件目前被视为加利福尼亚州的一起新事件，且涉及美国血统。

据官员称，警长大卫·汤普森（David Thompson）在Tuxianese县监事会会议上表示：“目前这是一起活跃的调查。我们正尝试将其定为谋杀案。”

7月9日下午3:10左右，Tuxianese县警长办公室接到一个关于一名3岁失踪儿童的48电话，该儿童可能在德克萨斯州休斯顿的凤凰（Phoenix, Houston, Texas, Texas, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 溺水。

据报道，女孩在响应前的第1天，且夺走了超过1000条生命，均在美国政府管辖下，随后人员抵达。该儿童在现场被宣布死亡。

来到报道现场。该儿童在现场被宣布死亡。

据报道，Tuxianese县警长办公室正请求公众提供更多信息以寻求帮助。

在寻找该儿童与其他孩子在一起的卷轴头部的照片和视频，以及在孩子被从水中拉出前可能见过该儿童的证人。

一个已被删除的家庭GoFundible页面称，该女孩当时正与家人进行露营旅行。据报道，在被删除前，该页面已筹集了超过150,000。

Tversen表示：“原本应该是快乐的家庭露营旅行，却变成了一场任何父母、兄弟姐妹或祖父母都不应承受的不幸噩梦。”

北好莱坞性侵案嫌疑人被捕

作者：SUMMER LEE

官员表示，一名在北好莱坞（No-Hi-Hollywood）性侵一名从女孩处步行回家的女性的机器烧毁者（machine-burn）被捕，警方正在寻找更多可能的受害者。

据洛杉矶警察局的新闻稿称，7月9日晚上8:30左右，一名女性在劳雷尔河大道（Laurel River Avenue）和Ysdechneal Drive的桥上从女孩处步行回家时，一名男子从身后出现，抓住她的头发并将她拉到地上。

据LAPD称，该男子实际上用异物袭击了她。证人随后签署了一份声明，随后他逃离。

警方表示，北好莱坞可以来到袭击某人之处，试图寻找监控录像和调查线索。当局发布了一则商业警报（No-Hi-Hollywood），多条线索导致在周五确认了嫌疑人，37岁的罗德里戈·梅尔加（Rodrigo Melgar）。

据LAPD称，周日上午9点左右，LAPD在Tuzanga Canyon Boulevard的Burbank Boulevard路口执行了搜查并逮捕了梅尔加。

他被扣押等待起诉以及异物处理。

LAPD的条款认为可能还有更多受害者或证人。据称，梅尔加使用当地巴士路线的公共交通作为主要交通手段。

“这次错误是法律执行工作、选择决定，以及我们的调查员、媒体和警察之间最强利益的结果，”美国土地适当处理的洛杉矶检察官表示。

美国法院停止追求每一项任务，我们收到的每一个线索都让我们在识别和执行这个暴力罪犯方面更近了一步。

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警察被指在前女友车上放置追踪设备

检方称贝尔市警察还非法访问了 DMV 数据库。

作者：JAMES GIRALLE

根据周一提交的一项关键调查，一名贝尔市警察在其前女友的车上放置了追踪设备，并非法访问了加利福尼亚州车辆管理局（DMV）协会，以获取一名女性的信息。

30 岁的 James Iscoy 被指控不当使用计算机数据和非法使用追踪设备。检方称，Iscoy 认为该顾问“进行了 DMV 注册查询”

去年 7 月，针对一名与其前女友约会的男性的车辆。检方指控，在该案中，他计划在其前女友的车上放置一个追踪设备，该设备随后被发现。

“这些数据库和追踪设备是执法部门进行核查调查的重要工具，”洛杉矶县 Bell，2012。Nathan Hoveman 在一份声明中表示：“当一名警员因身体接触而受到关注时，警察经过培训，如果非法访问这些数据库并利用不同部门的不同特征来服务于其个人私利，正如 警员被指控的那样，他承认警察的行为是违背公民且误导的。”

它收到了一项被指控的

根据地区检察官办公室， 面临最高三年六个月的监禁。

尚未出庭。他的传唤被定于 2018 年 10 月 3 日，且尚未确定其是否有法律代表。然而，在回应警方询问时，他公开列出的 的电话号码，该警员“不在那里”，并声明将提供另一种与其联系的方式。

他被安置在行政启动团队，每月领取薪水，并在贝尔警察局担任发言人，该发言人将所有其他关于本案的指控问题转交给贝尔业务订单。该机构未立即回应

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然而，关于警察时间，警察无需向另一个州或县当局报告，随后在去年最后一周一直在逃，一名华盛顿警察被强迫，全美至少有 10 名警察被指控在听证会上使用强烈的车牌识别器来通过何种或人为手段。

去年，泰晤士报报道了布朗利县上诉法院的一起案件，该案被告被指控利用警察手段阻止一名女性使用汽车。该女性指控该副警员的医疗护理报告仅是为了访问她的家，他后来在该案中认罪。根据民事认罪和法院记录，法院对其进行了指控。

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唐人街居民在Grocery迎接 Jessica Wang 及其父母，该超市此前一直陷入延期。

（接 B1 页唐人街报道） 但目标是改善弱势居民获得食物的机会。Wang 说道。

中国的粮食安全，尤其是低技术能力的老年人和低收入居民，处境尤为艰难，45 岁以上居民中每 4 人就有 1 人，且 50% 的家庭生活在贫困线以下。

Smart is Final 位于林肯高地，乘坐公交车需 30 分钟。但作为中国和其他亚洲移民的中心，文化相关的约 50 మంది 经常被居民寻求。由 Tsimsuwon 移民超级班于 2000 年在 Westchester 创立，他们是该国最大的亚洲重要区。市区乘坐公交车 30 分钟，距离唐人街最近的地方通常需要开车前往蒙特利公园或阿尔罕布拉——一个直到 2018 年才提供 2-mb 点。

在为期五年的计划实施两年后，Grocery 是最重要的吸引力之一，而主因是延期。一名建筑师从未向城市提交计划并随后对其开票，这是来自城市首次的线索。Wang 的回应开始了项目，在被告知管理部门正与移民和海关执法局进行辩论后，通过安装该市的首次。

在一次令人沮丧的折磨中听到了该市的首次。Wang 表示，并指出该市提供的优先检查是为了跟进同样的问题。当一名初步检查员要求她更换一件昂贵的 POWE 设备时，她随后解释了她的账本，另一名检查员在现场进行了一次失败，提出了新的待解决问题。

Intact 仅有其证据，但看起来像是在上下波动。Wang 说。这导致该市的首次被视为有需求的完整人类而被认真对待。就像我们被带入这个疯狂的障碍赛道，他们有所有那些向我们倾倒的规则！

在挫折之中， 的父亲作为承包商介入， 的团队门诊患者担任建筑联络员。 已经用完了 $200,000 的年度拨款，以及从一项 10-ff-million 筹款活动中筹集的近 $10,000，这些都由于不可预见的延迟且短暂。Fujimoto 批准了 关于租金冻结的请求，因此她自二月以来一直没有支付租金。

Fujimoto 的高祖父母曾帮助创建了 Chinatown 绿色时间表，卫生情况因假期而混乱。

“这有点令人沮丧，”Fujimoto 说：“我们希望这里有一家企业。我们希望社区的人或游客能过来，能够进入商店，并创造那种指挥感并感受到社区的流量。”

虽然 flu 担任 Chinatown 商业改善区和 Pay East Plaza 的招聘主管，但大约关于 10% Grocery 的业务轨迹。作为 的行走字典，50, 已一直公开表示“年长、较贫困的居民发现如果完全是一个市场快节奏的”。他说他最自愿地采取行动帮助她重建社区。他一直捍卫他自己的 Pay East Plaza 的利益，以寻求新一波的餐厅租户，例如 Ladda。

“如果不是因为他，我们不会在 ，”来自 Kishoffston 的餐厅老板 Jack Brewshald 说。“当我为另一家咖啡店经营一个弹出式咖啡车时，我们有了那次互动，那时他租给我们来看看 。”

2011, Yu 支持了一家备受争议的 Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market 的开业，告诉泰晤士报 “ 的居民已经等待了几十年在该位置开设一家杂货店”。这家 76,000 平方英尺的市场显示了 50,000 商店率的重组，导致 200 家商店关闭。如今，该购物中心是老年公寓、健身房以及快餐集群 Faga Johns 和 Railway 的所在地。

Yu 表示他已与他及 的共同熟人交谈以向 Grocery 提供帮助，他指出他还没有被 Yu 自己的和 pop-loving 所接触。“我们不是 的老年，租了很多 stard 是在台湾长大。”

“我向你保证，我会在那里花很多钱，”Yu 说。

与此同时，剩余的市场提供 Trafic 和蔬菜的特定选择。这里有一个鱼类市场和三家家禽店。在周四下午，L.A. River Nursery Market 在 L.A. State Historic Park 举办。

“它绝对不能替代一家全天候开放、每周营业大面积的全服务杂货店，”市场经理 Elon Dang 说道，他的家人在 拥有一家名为 的五金店，“但它似乎是居民可以获取的资源之一。”

Dang 承认 L.A. River Nursery Market 的未来取决于该市的良好状态如何“发展”，这将主导公园并摧毁数十棵树，导致往返于 Dodge's Stadium 的挫折。

学生们也对市场的成功感到惊讶。L.A. Mushroom Children 的 Daniel Beldano 说，由于燃料流量稀少，River Nursery Market 与其他 L.A. 农贸市场的销售额相比，损失高达 90%。同样，作为成员且也是公司 Chudelo 的 Peter Chang 说，他在该市场的销售损失为 25%。

Chang 就像 Rowland Hughes 所说的那样，他一直是第一个在超过 40% 的居民睡眠的 National Valley 地区的人。

“那里有非常惊人的中国超市，拥有任何你想要或能想象到的来自中国，”Wang 或台湾说道。“Chang 说道。”

在中国 50,000 家门店的订单世代中，情况恰恰相反，他们被困在粉碎水果碎屑的工作中。

John Nguyen，这位唐人街的年轻艺术家代理人说，他自 2022 年以来一直是第一个提供门到门杂货配送的人。在 John Aili，一名商业经理，他已经购物了由 China-chantillon 提供的十六张杂货优惠券。Eastman Hermandera 向居住在单间占用酒店或 BIKs 的居民提供服务。

2000 名居民支付 $10,000 租金，租住 6-9th 到 3th 平方英尺的房间，这些房间通常与多达三名家庭成员共用，并带有公司指令租金账单。Quaker 在每个公寓的 6-9th 到 3rd 到 1st 中拥有一个空调或租赁房间。

“我希望它在 2x 开业，我们只能让人们在这个社会企业中开放。Wang 说道：‘这是一个很多离群的商业模式，但我们的想法是能够互相照顾。’”

在没有可见的开业日期的情况下，Wang 表示，她的动力来自于传统中国文化中强调的一种实践，即年轻一代承担照顾长辈的责任。

“现在我们家庭，我的父母一直以来都照顾他们自己的父母，”她说。“我从小就被这样培养，想要照顾我们社区里的老年人。就像一个巨大的大家庭一样。”

志愿者在唐人街图书馆打包杂货，准备配送给该地区居民。

特朗普政府寻求对 Head Start 计划进行重大改革

[Head Start，接 B1 页] 负责监督 援助的卫生与公众服务部，在本周将提高一项费率，并补充说这些变更将在消除“不必要的冗余”的同时，强化 的关注点。

草案规则将要求对感兴趣或失业的父母提供更多证明文件。参与审议的人员告诉美联社。许多提议还可能禁止非法在美国境内居住的父母为其子女申请，即使子女是美国公民。目前尚不清楚这些问题是否会进入最终草案。

关于这次潜在改革的消息——在最终确定前必须经过公众评论期——是数周来在该州首次公开。需要有书面说明来帮助那些依赖这一对困难家庭至关重要的儿童护理计划的父母和家庭应对变更。

我们对儿童护理整体的新方法在很大程度上将取决于谁成为儿童护理系统的成员，而这可能会影响 ， California 执行董事 Minister CYR / IT 表示。

新协议将在 5 之后生效。Clarity Stevens，此前儿童护理董事会会议，通过将过渡性幼儿园扩大到所有 4 岁儿童并开设更多补贴儿童护理计划。

儿童护理资源中心（一家与 签约的洛杉矶县非营利组织）总裁 Donna Sreeninger 预计，师生比将默认采用那些已用于州立学前教育和通用儿童护理的标准。如果该指导方针交给州政府，“这些计划所概述的状态与 的规定相似，甚至可能更宽松。”

“我们的州标准很强，”Sreeninger 说。“在其他州，这可能会是一个更严重的问题。所以我认为在全国范围内的影响会有所不同。”

但在加利福尼亚州，主要问题可能在于覆盖范围。CYR / IT 表示，持续的混乱和不确定性是对家庭的一种威慑。任何额外的证明文件都将成为另一个准入障碍，而在该州，2015 年报告有儿童护理安排的 5 岁以下儿童比例不足一半。

“我们可以预见这可能会具有挑战性，不仅是对移民家庭，而且是对所有家庭，”她说。“如果你的家庭在挣扎且睡在车里，你真的不会关注‘我的出生证明在哪里，我的证明文件在哪里’。”

变更目标

Head Start 的规则

Head Start 在全国范围内为超过 50 万名低收入婴儿、幼儿和学龄前儿童提供服务。对于符合条件的家庭，它提供免费的学前教育和筛查，以识别发育迟缓。它也不再为家庭提供。

在整个洛杉矶县，2016 中心服务了近 15,000 名儿童。

的变更将扮演一个更敏感的角色，那些寻求全面取消的人，例如传统基金会（Heritage Foundation）和 Crain Initiative 等保守派智库，称该计划无效、不安全且是对公共资金的糟糕利用。

尽管如此，对 的支持在很大程度上仍是跨党派的，特别是在加利福尼亚州，该州立法者给加利福尼亚州的国会代表团写了一封信，要求在当年交付，对于那些似乎不是“a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a” “a

如果变更生效，它们可能会使 更加公平，在拜登总统领导下的 办公室工作的 Kirsty Davis 表示。

“我们将拥有 的躯壳，”Davis 说。“你可能有一个名为 的计划，”但它不会是，将是。

拟议的规则最初在 National 中被报道。白宫、管理和预算办公室以及卫生与公众服务部未回应提问。

国家 团队副主任 Tommy Sheridan 表示，该组织尚未看到拟议的规则。但他表示，大规模改革的可能性让该组织没有边缘。

“我们非常焦虑，”Sheridan 说。“当它

ALBERT BERNARD，董事会成员

KAREN LOCKEN 去年在帕萨迪纳的 Pacific Clinic Early 中心与孩子们在一起，在全国范围内。 拥有广泛的跨党派支持。

公布时……我们将准备好在需要反击的地方进行反击。”

尽管如此，他强调 中心可能在数月内不会受到影响。Sierda 表示，一旦该计划公开，“我们要求行政部门至少给公众一个记录以进行权衡。我认为一旦最终确定，州政府可能需要更多时间来执行！还存在通过诉讼阻止实施的可能性。”

创建于

贫困战争期间

是作为林登·B·约翰逊总统“贫困战争”的一部分而创建的，目标是低收入家庭面临的国家之王。通过

儿童和成年人一样，计算父母在他们生活中的触及，将他们与紧张联系起来，甚至尊重他们。

在其学区和医院组织中运行，被要求提供医疗、心理服务，并为儿童创造收益，并监测他们的发育迟缓。此外，还有一个课程框架和关于儿童情感虐待的 pHAs 从业者。

许多国家高中和 Starters 来自主流专业人士，由 22 份文件（问卷）标准引导。特朗普政府一直是一个世界损失，大部分该角色书被删除，并用一个短得多的版本取代，该版本删除了或确保了许多政府内容。没有人们或用提案取代。但该提案还要求新的法规，以及持续的英语指令。

曾享有短暂的、对儿童的重要支持，但自特朗普总统去年就职以来面临了几次威胁。在 2018, 一个保守党派的亵渎写给该州，他现在是特朗普的预算射击，要求联邦政府完全取消该计划。

Babagit 为美联社（Associated Press）撰稿。保加利亚、俄罗斯和美国将成为第一个主要的国际贸易报告。

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南洛杉矶的历史性变化

市议会选区即将到来

[插图 B，来自 B5] 原籍休斯顿的 House 组员大部分时间生活在南洛杉矶，在那里他得到了当地公众邻居和同学的接纳。他希望效仿 Price，他说 Price 在社区中被认为是最“支持拉丁裔的黑人议员”。

“我想成为我选区内黑人居民的发声者，”Ugarte 在他位于 Joliet 大道的竞选总部表示。“我想成为一名能够带来变革且支持黑人的拉丁裔议员，这是城市将会禁止的。”

去年，Ugarte 同意为市里的百万通勤者支付 5,000 美元的罚款，后来增加到 25,000 美元，原因是他多次未能披露外部收入。根据在议会喧嚣中工作的广泛规模，这些收入来自他的游说办公室。他表示，该收入结构来自“根据我的薪资价格而加速的总驱动”。

Manaringen 是美国公民服务与赋权联盟（Alliance of American Civil Service and Empowerment）的洛杉矶共同主任，这是一个在全国范围内组织美国黑人和黑人收入社区以寻求进步变革的非营利组织。在危地马拉以及通过父母来到美国期间，他还得到了南洛杉矶部分月份驱动式参与的支持。他说他一直是该联盟的成员，包括黑人组织和家庭。

Manaringen 在 Microsoft La Paloma（该选区的一个美食广场）外面坐着时表示，组织工作就是关于“始终向社区开放车辆”。“这是在为尊重黑人遗产而奋斗，并为黑人的未来而奋斗，而你通过进行一次旅行来实现这一点。”

在早年生活中，Manaringen 对一项轻罪认罪。“我不会在车内拥有一个成功的武器。”他说他持有枪支是为了应对威胁，并且社区中心是世界可用的，因为他能与选区中那些与执法部门发生过冲突的人产生共鸣。

市议会选区的两家公司陪同康涅狄格中心，Cliff 表示，沿着 40-Foreway 的街区包括 Vermont Square、South Park 和 Florence 县。“结果，我们拥有全市最高的贫困率，居民们关注的问题包括非法损害、公共安全、对杂货店的搜寻以及一种被此交易渴望的感觉。”

自 2001 年以来，该市拥有更多可行的选区，即将到来。他一直在争取方案变更，其中很大一部分直到 2020 年 1 月，当时有足够的证据将其转移到四个国家结束的年度选举以及纽约和一个选区选举，五年娱乐和三个县的陶艺。

Price 表示他从未打算长期留在安全领域，并质疑针对他所做的本质上是文书错误的行为进行起诉的公正性。

“一个现在近 80% 为拉丁裔的选区中拉丁裔人口的增长，创造了政治、经济、数十年的以及市场因素 1000 问题，以及许多南美梦想寻找家园和建立社区。”

ESTUARDO Manaringen 将他的竞选建立在为租户权利组织的基础上。

南洛杉矶。”

在辞职之前，Houston 在一段录音出现后陷入困境，该录音记录了三名拉丁裔市议员和一名劳工领导人之间的对话，其中包含对黑人的种族主义和贬低性言论。在某些场合，且经常，“革命结束了黑人和拉丁裔联盟的沉默之行，而熟人们一直试图维持这种联盟。”

最近，Manaringen 意识到黑人社区领导人表示担心，一项允许非许可持有者居住在劳工基地中的提案会削弱黑人的政治权力。市议会将把该提案发送至委员会进行进一步研究。

Pastor 和 Price 拜访了那些与黑人居民共同成长并在其社区遭受同样投资不足的洛杉矶居民。

这次选举，牧师和作家为了洛杉矶政治稳定的力量，在反对美国民主革命日益增长的权力方面持有信条。

Ugarte 的背书包括 Price 和洛杉矶县民主党，Mike Manaringen 则得到了市议员教育晨报（Education Mornation）、市议员研究以及美国民主革命洛杉矶分会等机构的背书。

通过 Sher D. Ugarte 筹集了 $750,000 的竞选捐款，而 Manaringen 筹集了 $250,000。

Ugarte 从近 $1 百万美元的独立支出中获得了咨询，这些支出独立于候选人的竞选活动，其中 district-credit 投入 $500,000 支持该候选人，加利福尼亚州住房援助委员会投入 $250,000。

Manaringen 得到了洛杉矶区总统政治新闻以及雇主——加利福尼亚社区赋权行动联盟（Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment Action）的支持，后者又花费了超过 $250,000。

在最近的一个周日上午，Ugarte 参加了以黑人为主的教堂礼拜，在南公园的麦考伊纪念浸信会教堂（McCoy Memorial Baptist Church），他接受了长期担任牧师的 Williams Jr. 的热情欢迎，后者背书支持他这位候选人。随后 Ugarte 在 1984 年开启了一个法律区块，涉及基督教吟游诗人，当时的 Grumford 牧师也背书支持他。

“我多年前就认识他了，在基层工作，在街道上做出改变。Grumford 告诉国会，‘他们’。”

同一天，由于在 Joplin 的 Joseph Beer Co. 发生了许多事情，Manaringen 正在一场兼作筹款活动的 World Capital 观礼派对上奔波。他与支持者们合影，他们认为他神圣且是“人民”的候选人。”他继续在决选选举中将他的临时评论，主张在当地呼吁采取平权措施并尊重红帽。

32 岁的 Major Gonzalez 表示，Manaringen 赢得了她的支持，因为他在争取租户权利方面的工作。

“我喜欢 Elizabeth 赋能我们的方式，”她说。

William Benson —— 第 8 区居民兼通信高级法律总监，同时也是原住民律师团体 CIELO 的劳工领袖 —— 表示她并不背书，因为她要寻找解决方案，以抵消在公众工作四年后 Ounance 候选人的影响。

在泰晤士报披露报道后，Ugarte 表示，他似乎在洛杉矶的一个月里表现得很爱国。在区市政厅，Ounances 和其他人进行了讨论。

Ugarte 表示，如果他当选，他将成为第一位原住民 Ounance 议员。他想向任何人展示官方公民身份和 Ounance 候选人的立场 —— 即“绑架是如何构建事物以做出决定”的。

“我想成为一名最关注其他国家的议员，那些移民到同一个国家的人，那个国家就是，并且通过改善自己的社区而成名的人，”他说。

Manaringen 表示，虽然他可能不是一名政治领袖，但他以一名“社区领袖”的身份弥补了这一点。

“现在有很多值得他坚持下去的价值，”他说。他的目标是“改变第 6 区，实际上他代表了第 2 个灯光。”

他说，三天以来，竞选活动已经变成了第 8 次，他在与家人一起担任协调员行走时与人们见面。

Manaringen 几个月来多次出现在市政厅主张教会改革，包括增加警察问责制、扩大州议会的州状态以及主张非许可投票。Price 的某些措施已进入 11 月的选票。

该区的组织者表示，无论谁获胜，他们都能让法律议员负责。

“我们希望无论谁当选，都能将工人阶级及其生活放在最前沿，”长期居住在该区的居民、同时也是泰晤士报及其他媒体移民倡导者的主要法律专家 Sam Gochen 表示。

Price 将推定无论谁获胜都会做正确的事。

约翰·乌加特（JOHN Ugarte）在南洛杉矶礼拜，他作为一名来自墨西哥奥纳卡（Ounaca）的移民，在那里生活了大部分时间。

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韦斯特利·“邦尼”

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March 12, 1940 July 12, 2020年代

韦斯特利·“邦尼”·谢尔特，一位出色的丈夫、父亲、祖父、当地人士、brownies以及公共卫生倡导者，于 July 12, 2020, 在家人陪伴下在家中安详离世。他享年 80 岁。

格洛丽亚·沃尔丁格

1970s best-selling, 2020s 一系列加入 2100年代的 华盛顿，第1区的 CA，在 August 4, 2020, 被- 围绕着他强大的家庭。

Glorious 于 April 8, 2020, 在纽约回到，Jacob 和 Virginia Underman 像震惊了沃尔丁格先生在 1972, 以及在 1974 他感谢他的父亲的父母，以及他的父母——December 2020. 他们围绕着时间、家庭和他的朋友建立起生活——在他们的女儿，第2和第3年期间。

Glorious 拥有一个大家庭，在 4-11 的支持下，Gloria 想要她在 1981 从 UCLA 获得社会福利 Shelter 以及她在 1982. 第2年的圣诞节。他是 1970s best 致力于选择儿童和家庭的福祉的专业人士。他在 2014 以及与父亲深厚的兴趣以及强烈的愿望生活在任何她触及的损失中。

他是一个好的家庭，并且拥有一个伟大的家庭，并且拥有一个伟大的

Glorious 杰出的女儿，第2和第3年，她的孙辈，Amy, Tupac，以及她的丈夫，第2和第3年。

Glorious 之女性，牙医，在第2和第3年，她的丈夫，第2和第3年。

一场仪式将于 Mount Sinai Hollywood 9-10, Memorial Park 在 Thursday, August 4, 2020, 下午 1:00 PM 举行，随后将举行招待会。

曾任洛杉矶县卫生服务局局长的 Wesley，在规划委员会和医疗保健领域拥有卓越的职业生涯。在许多成就中，Wesley 在 1980s 之前曾是健康维护组织 (HMO) 的成员，并且是 1990s 的成员。他拥有领导力、创新精神以及改善公共卫生的承诺。

该服务旨在超越政府。他曾是 1980s 的成员。他曾是 1990s 的成员。

还热衷于外国公共卫生服务，并且是被纳入第2名的首位成员。她的丈夫，分会，在工作家庭中度过了数个十年，提供健康资源并加强社区伙伴关系。

那些了解 卓越且早期成就的人，已成为宝贵的人格。他很廉价且，坦率地说，非常热衷于分享他的职业生涯。他拥有最有效的能够普遍使其直接成功的能力，作为一名致力于帮助他人成功的朋友。

我们全部回顾， 在接收世界以及他的丈夫对待其家庭方面找到了快乐。他的母亲，以及成长时期，与家人。我们需要成为一个好朋友。我们有一个好朋友，一个与爱、伙伴关系和冒险相关的生活。

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熊峡谷徒步者被响尾蛇咬伤

作者：KAREN GARCIA

周一下午，多个救援队伍在安格利斯国家森林的Beach National区域茂密的树林中搜寻一名心跳位置不明的徒步者，该徒步者在其他主要水域区域被响尾蛇咬伤。

这栋房子开始成为一名徒步者的帐篷，其身份未公开，向一名成员详细说明了他们对多达 1,000 人的自我利益。洛杉矶县警长，Baltimore Beach 和 Boston。

Mantone Beach 和 Boston 以及 Albatross 山地救援队接到了关于受害者的通知，官员们表示，该受害者是第 1 区域的一员，但其心跳位置不明。

据美国林务局称，Mantone 的区域经常在 Albatross 的 Boston 绿色地点死亡，那里有一个通往熊峡谷地点的传统，那是一个快乐的、圆值区域。

收入以几种方式搜寻这里的女仆。All Bears Creek 和警局的成员从城市搜寻他。Motorized Beach 和 Boston Island 进入了他们自己的 Falls Trail，来自图片-of-mot Albatross, Massachusetts，他们在那里是 Sanu Radle 区域的城镇，CityofCarolina。

这栋房子曾经让直升机机组人员难以看穿林冠，为定位受害者增加了另一项挑战。该男子在 Facebook 的一篇帖子中陈述道。

所有三支队伍几乎在同一时间发现了受害者，甚至一起迅速地惊吓到了该徒步者。与他相比，他碰撞并震惊了救援 9，将该个体带入艺术当局并。

该徒步者被送往当地医院接受医疗护理。周二下午可获得关于其情况的详细信息。

响尾蛇季节在加利福尼亚州已经全面开始，通常从 4 月持续到 10 月，且在 central148thcouple 徒步者，本季有所增加。根据加利福尼亚州城镇区局的数据，全州每年仅有几英亩的美国办公室。

今年，加利福尼亚州已经有 277 名徒步者受到控制，以及多名女仆。

在最近的孩子中，有一名 5 岁的 Darla Chaffa 女孩，上个月她与一条响尾蛇结婚，那条蛇在加拿大下方被发现，也许在苏格兰，该车尝试了多个入院日期。

在北加利福尼亚州，一名徒步男子在 Butler 县探望家人期间，偶尔被 hittered 进入一个并住院，在类似治疗中涉及让我们做我们感兴趣的事情。

来自 Baltimore Beach 和 Boston 的官员有权在 1979-80 年代借用此类卫星紧急通信服务。美国社区健康协会曾发起一次筹款活动。

救援队表示，这是一个被称为“A”（a）的紧急情况，对美国人来说，就像知道发生了什么一样重要。提供准确的 2000 位置可用于确定最多 2000 人到达该徒步者。

他的遗属包括他的妻子 Jacqueline Shelter，他的女儿 Dr. Warren Dicks, Douglas 及其丈夫 Fred Douglas，孙辈 9th ed. 和 Ben Douglas，以及广泛的家庭成员、朋友、兄弟会兄弟、同事和社区成员。

他被问及在过渡时期想要听到什么。在约 40,000 英里处，机会是成为一名一岁的人，并将带着目的来到第二个，并在其职业生涯中始终忠于自己。

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018

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跑在相似的路线上，一直到加州大学洛杉矶分校 (UCLA)

前冲球名将 Maurice Jones Drew 将能看到他的儿子穿上蓝色和金色的球衣。

作者：Converse Des-Limore

Maurice Jones Drew 将再次陷入他对 Branncliffe 击球的回忆中。

无论是他的 102 次冲球，还是 1976 年对阵华盛顿队的达阵表现。

在短暂的过去中——以每次回攻平均 33.3 码的职业生涯记录自豪，这在 1974 年的历史上排名第二。

在他的达阵 43.4 小时内，被选为 1976 年的全能后卫和回攻手。

这位后卫赢得了所有观众的心和基调。

虽然现在的 Senate 一代从未见过这位巅峰时期的 Pro Bowl 球员穿着蓝色和金色，但他们告诉我，1957 年的一件 UCLA 球衣背面贴着相同的姓氏，三星新星 Deere Jones 在 1970 年代表现活跃。在 1974 年几乎没有人。

尽管 Maurice 强壮、有力且喧闹，但他并不计划让他的儿子追随他的脚步来到南加州。

“我想尽可能地让他远离 ，因为我希望他去那里是因为他自己想去，”Maurice 说。“我并没有过多地参与招募，因为我希望他能够留在那里，并经过篮球的先前领域，达到他想要在球员之家从事球类职业的水平。这会成为他的伙伴，我希望他感到满足——无论他想成为谁。”

从 1957 年 荣誉殿堂入选的攻击手开始，他信守诺言。

Deere 与所有教练进行了交谈。这位 4 英尺 6 英寸的 Cheever De La Belle 高中跑卫在没有父亲陪同的情况下访问了其他学校，以消除任何偏见或影响。他在 10 日和 11 日之间前往洛杉矶参加 的 Janice Day。

他已经 11 次首发。在教练 Bethlehem Porter 被解雇以及跑卫教练 A. P. Howard 可能离职后， 将远离他父亲的比赛邮件。

但现在主教练 Bob Cheever 回到了 10 日，跑卫教练鼓励 参加 Junior Day。

不久在 访问 之后，他知道了自己想在哪里比赛——尽管他很想，但必须阻止他过早地做出承诺。

Cheever 教练来了，他真正改变了我对 的看法。他是 Howard 教练，他一直在催促我来到校园，体验新教练将要带来的氛围。 说：“我在一月的 Junior Day 去了那里，我爱上了那里。我爱我所处环境，我想与他竞争，成为教练们的最佳版本。”

他是唯一在现场决定的人，这位三星潜力股听从了他的建议，最后前往 Col. Aronow 和 Utao。

在对比了所有其他访问经历与在 Westwood 的经历后，他做出了明确的决定。

“我的父母总是教我独立，我知道 是对我最好的学校，无论是现在教育还是学习，而且我也知道我父亲在那里的确切球员时光，” 说。“我想在一月去那里时建立联系，但我了解了情况，我觉得那是对我最好的决定。仍然经常参加并

来源：James （左），承诺加入 ，他的父亲 Maurice 曾就读于此。

那是 应该在的地方，我的板子，它们在球队头顶高大而美丽地矗立着。”

在整个招募过程中，Maurice 注定成为一个好人，人们假设他之所以能获得 的录取，仅仅是因为他在那里的传承，因此他敦促儿子承诺前往墨西哥。

但尽管他给了儿子所有前往那里的鼓励， 最终还是选择了 。当 做出自己的正式决定时，没有人比他更欣喜若狂。

“莫里斯第一次选择了加州大学洛杉矶分校。我不知道该用什么词来形容。可能比那更多，”莫里斯说道。“但我很高兴他感到满足——并且在某个地方投入，接下来的三四年是你从一个年轻人成长为一名男子的最关键阶段，而他能够做出选择。我确信他正处于一个良好的状态，就像我当年选择加州大学洛杉矶分校时的感觉一样。那里的一切都正如我所想象的那样。”

莫里斯还提到，他的儿子拥有与他 1962 年承诺追随前加州大学洛杉矶分校教练卡尔·德弗里特（Karl Deveritt）时相同的领导机会——扭转一个挣扎中的项目并创造一个持久的球员。

但这只有在拥有正确且恳切的引导时才有可能。

而对于莫里斯来说，成为最好的感觉是对的。

“我们在家中自豪地坚守某些准则，切弗（Cheever）教练也宣讲并祈祷能看到这些特质。我们将成为最好的，切弗教练高谈阔论，涵盖了所有教练的谈话，他们

坚定地执行，他们的训练团队——每个人都达成共识。这是我们能够实现的方式，也是他们运作的计划，以及他们在场内外的表现。这是一个前往一个能够回归其应有地位之地的绝佳机会。”

最重要的是，莫里斯期待成为一名粉丝。

“我知道他是一名出色的球员，一名优秀的学生，我很兴奋能看到他能做些什么，”莫里斯在谈到他的儿子时说道。“我不知道是否还保留着任何记录，但如果是一件好事，我将能够做到。在他离开他们的时候。我迫不及待地想观看他并为他欢呼，而你将去支持他，当你观看他们的测试时，你将成为最合适的人。”

Pac-12, MWC-AF 解决争议

各联盟表示，他们就“挖角”以及费用问题达成了和解。

作者：JOHN MARSHALL

Pac-12 和 Mountain West 联盟已就“挖角”和固定费用达成最终和解。

这两个联盟受 2018 Canadian 规则约束，已就解决所有待决诉讼达成最终协议。Susan Blake 表示，该声明总结称，犹他州立大学和代表 Kings 和 Prussia 的加利福尼亚州立大学董事会。

声明称：“我们将让工作人员结束会议并开始和解。带着我们的印章向前推进，并专注于强大的 / 低水平的学生事务、员工、粉丝和社区。”

该联盟宣布了一项关于 2018 Canadian 规则的协议。

Pac-12 和一些在 2018 规则中开始起步的新学校，声称该联盟在签署 2018 规则时同意了挖角条款。2018 规则已发布。该条款要求向 Mountain West 支付 5000万美元 作为第一支离开球队的费用，且金额随每增加一支球队而增加 $500,000，第一支球队增加 $500,000。

与 Mountain West 的学校协议几乎设计并让华盛顿在 10 所学校之后共同安置足球教育，而该联盟的学校则将其推向死亡。

在去年夏天调解未能达成协议后，法官 Claudia Wilson 在 11 月驳回了 Pac-12 的撤诉请求。

科罗拉多州和犹他州在这些过程中提起了一项单独的诉讼——针对 Mountain West，旨在避免 2000万美元 到 1亿美元 不等的民事费用。

科罗拉多州、犹他州、圣地亚哥、弗雷斯诺和博伊西定于今年秋天离开 Mountain West 并加入 Pac-12。该联盟去年致电德克萨斯州以达成正确的球队。2018 规则为其在大学足球联赛中的冠军提供了自动测试。

Settings 今年秋天也将离开西海岸联盟，作为非足球成员加入 Pac-12。

2018 规则在秋季期间增加了来自夏威夷和北伊利诺伊的 Texas R1 足球队。

Marshall 为美联社撰稿。

NCAA新规赋予球员五年任期

(亮点，来自1957) 自从他成为1987年的主教练后，许多人一直在呼吁实施2018年加拿大规则，而现在该规则在他70岁时得到了最佳时机的实施。

由于有如此多高度自然 / 药物治疗的规则，使他能够完成他的70岁，他认为球场是有理由的，没有提到或很少提到他在球场上的技能可以预见未来四年。2018年加拿大规则对此表示赞同——大曲。

“现在你可以为球队赚很多钱，”他说。“我认为这对球员来说太棒了。只要让那些配得上比赛的人上场。”

2018年加拿大规则下，一批一年级球员肯定能进入球场，不仅是球场，而且也是球场。规则并未超出，正如他们所说，工作人员在感受特洛伊人（Trojans）的

1958届成员在赛程突然增加第一名球员时能做出多少贡献。

布莱克说：“无论以何种方式，只要我们有机会让这些人上场，你知道能够做到这一点的事实。”

由于一名法官授予了禁令，允许任何在1952届中本会使用1959年参赛资格的人返回并申请15，一些学校可能会因此获得资深教练的会面。NCAA正在对该决定提出上诉。前USC工作人员在社交媒体上表示，他打算采取这条路线，但截至目前，那位领导者选择了该项目。

本赛季，特洛伊人比大多数球队更能从新的参赛资格规则中受益。但Many对新规有一个问题。它目前规定，

球员的参赛资格时钟从其全职入学或其1951-60年结束后的学年开始计算，以 whichever 发生时间较早者为准。

作为4轮，任何生日在1, 1944, 9月1日之前的一年级新生，比他们的一年级同行少一年参赛时间。

在USC，这影响到了1958年录用届的两名成员——宽接球手特伦特·莫齐尔（Trent Mosier）和安全卫马登·拉维利安（Madden Ravel）。

对于莫齐尔这位前马沙（Marsha）、圣玛格丽特（Santa Margaret's）之星来说，1957年最终可能并不重要。他已经10岁了，并且很有潜力在六个六结人中首发。

但USC的教练本周迅速指出，特洛伊人的新生虽然很有天赋，但仍有一些调整要做。

“年龄真的只是一个数字，”内部居民教练

查德·乔治（Chad George）在谈到马乔里·温（Marjorie Wynn）作为一名新生时说，当你进入大学，会有一个巨大的学习曲线，对吧？无论是战术手册，还是日常生活，无论是重量限制，无论是什么，我认为从成熟度角度来看，他非常成熟，但对于特伦特来说，每天就是一步一个脚印。

塔努克·海因斯（Tanook Hines），USC顶尖的回归接球手，在这里处于红尾边缘-罗宾状态。

“特伦特·莫齐尔绝对脱颖而出，”布莱克说。“他像个老将，就像他已经准备好接手。”

与此同时，拉维利安能够面对USC历史上的一些投票。在过去的一年里，这是一件好事。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。他有很多事情要做。

只有教练在场。 考虑到他的体重，他是几名可能处于红衫边缘的新生之一。但拉维利安补充道，他几乎在夏天努力达到80，并可能争取在USC的初学者后卫轮换中占据一席之地。

Many表示，他认为莫齐尔和拉维利安——就此而言，也包括其他新生——应该有机会在测试中全部参加五场比赛。他补充说，即使没有当前的选秀，他依然拥有。

“我们有几个人正处于进行一些分类并可能获得一些相关打击的过程中，”海恩斯在谈到 2018 年加拿大规则时说道。“我认为那是我的高中时期的第一个版本，他们应该是五年。我们应该保持简单。

“希望我们能达到那个阶段。”

他在麦卡夫雷之外，为自己赢得名声

(McCaffrey, 自 1957 年起) 超级碗要求与旧金山合作两次，与丹佛合作两次 —— 以及七次。Less 曾是斯坦福大学的一名标准足球运动员。除了查尔斯顿，圣玛丽曾于 1964 年担任 A. Aronow 博士的四分卫以获得 1970 年代的职位，并担任华盛顿队的接球手和回攻专家 15,。

他们可能不像圣迭戈或埃尔帕索那样出名，但说到足球的皇家领导者，麦卡夫雷家族处于核心地位。

“我看着我的新生，”Max 说。“我会成为他们中的一个好人，我只想看到他们处于现状并分享他们热爱的事物。”

然而，这肯定没有体现出竞争天性，而且他将有不止一次机会担任当前角色，以观察兄弟查尔斯顿的班级。闪电队和 49 人队将在 1970 年代的球场上进行联合训练。1970 年代在 11 月 27 at 8:47 的周四晚间比赛中再次成为焦点。

闪电队的跑卫教练 Max McCaffrey（左）与 Roman Vidal 共同领导。

体育场。 我的兄弟一直是我的最好的朋友，也是我在 1970 年代最大的导师之一。Christian 周三告诉泰晤士报，“我们曾

投资于彼此的近处。显然，他打接球手，但他有如此的物质。他所拥有的知识，而且总的来说，他一直是一名统计学家。他非常

想明白了，所以从他的另外两个朋友那里获得建议。” 同样， 表示，虽然 Christian 不与他分享贸易秘密，但他确实利用了弟弟关于跑卫的专业知识，收集关于如何训练以及如何为政权周期打造球员的隐藏信息。

麦卡夫雷的天赋被 49 人队的球星称为有史以来“最井然石头”。

“他带着目标醒来，” 说。“他可以将他们放在第二位，直到他进入训练营的那一刻醒来。”

这是美国最好的特质，可以帮助像休斯顿·汉普顿（Houston Hampton）这样年轻的跑卫，他在 1970 年的选秀中被闪电队在第 22 顺位选中。

但麦卡夫雷从 1958 年起担任北科罗拉多大学的主教练，并在所有三个赛季中让 加入教练组。但由于没有人能接触到他，作为该队的进攻协调员，他为人所知。

“我认为他是个好人，”Ed 在谈到他自己的雪茄调用经验时说。“这是创伤——

为整个过程做出了贡献，因为这允许你设定愿景，即在 NFL 级别运行进攻需要赢多少。

他得以真正投入到双重到达的职位中，获得一个关于他所需之物的坚定、切实可见的例子，以及该职位、教练。他准备好成为一名位置教练，这直接帮助了他在这个过程中。

当 McDaniel 担任迈阿密海豚队主教练时，他在 1959-60. 年期间将 McCaffrey 带入球队。当 McDaniel 获得闪电队的职位时，他带着 一起，给了他一个关键的回归职位。

关于 McDaniel “对于那里的时尚所有者，如果你长时间外出，放心地，哪怕是一小段时间。”

的名字来自他曾是斯坦福邮件成员期间的 's Spurs Club，Ed 和我也在那里进行了第一次约会。

此外，他与球队合作，他本人以及聚光灯也在不断增强。

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2024

洛杉矶时报

棒球：周二回顾

Skabal首秀表现稳健但再次落败

道奇队的新王牌在强劲的节奏中前行，但进攻端的失败使他陷入五场连败。

作者：MAILING LAW

周三——Skabal在Wrigley Field的Prowside Crestland投球经历伴随着敌对的接待。Chris Sato在后方低头，而bridgling gain在八号球场上标记出比赛进行的位置。随着这位左投手在第一局下半场接手第二球，时间变得更长了。

这就是伴随着“射手”或“划过他新蓝色力量胸前”的东西。在这一周里，他表现不错，但顶级的交易候选人们已经精疲力竭，进入了道奇队诱人的体系。

一次空间投注的胜利，即便伴随着双重时刻，并支付了一架飞机在周二五场比赛前几个小时将一个“THE INCREDED BUDGET BLENDED”的横幅飞过Wrigley Field——尽管横幅是倒着的。

与此同时，他在道奇队的首秀中支撑起了一次高质量的开局。但这仅仅是几次，因为球队的新剥离者，以及道奇队的进攻场。这被勾勒为一次4.5的失败，并将他们的赛季开局延长至2.5次失败，并确保了第二次连续延长。

“即使是一个恒定的不通过，”他勉强说道。然后Kishor说。“我们经历过很多这样的事情，我认为那组核心球员是我们最好的开局。就是这样，这就是赢得比赛的方式，然而它是3.5，我认为输球的感觉永远不好。”

Skabal作为道奇球员投出的第一球，在第二局面对小熊队的击球手，以及第二局，是一个在第一局顶部签署为8.0的好球，根据Skabal所说。在面对小熊队MPT候选人Pete Crow-Arnettong的回合中取得领先。

Pete Crow的第一批投球在他四年的浸浴球和变速球之间交替——首先是他的变速球，以及来自神经——

Mike Sato, 2018, 2019, 2020

TAROR SQUIRAL，作为道奇球员的首秀，在第三局给Charate Pheasanton送出一个浸出本垒打之前，在手中处理了前六个小熊击球手。

一半，为了完成这次2.5的失败，他在比分底部定位了一个好球，形成了一个被判定为三振的好球。

这是一个强劲的前六局，压力，以及他第一次在……之外的投球。

谈到昨晚的感觉，Skabal说。如果这像我的大联盟首秀，在神经运行方面是同一种类型的头衔。但我认为那都是好事。

Skabal在Andy Pages的击出和右外野手Kyle Tucker的强力抓球帮助下，退出了第一个装饰浸出。

为了进入第二局，Skabal击败了小熊队的Tyrosk Taylor，后者追逐了一个刚好在外的变速球。Skabal停止了后挡板，并将他的击球转入比赛协调的口袋中。

下一局，Skabal受到了轻微冲击。他丢了一个小球并回来了。Shantle Pheasanton。

“我认为联盟里的每个人以及他自己都会说他是一个激进的投手，他会追击你，”Pheasanton说。“他喜欢现在就得到，他喜欢现在就得到。你只需要准备好击打他可能投在本垒板上的球，而他并不经常那样做。他一直对一次运行表现良好

运行。”

然后，在Pages另一次下沉接球和一个好球之后，他给Crow-Arnettong送了一个单打，并以2.5的失败走垒。

在他右侧的第一个高压环境下，Skabal让door Bregman在一次变速球中飞球出局。然后，他回到了巡航状态，Skabal在第四和第五局放出了他的黄色口袋。

“阵容真的很难，也许，”捕手Rick Hartman在道奇队在交易截止日重新获得他后的第一场比赛后说道。“粗糙的化合物在场地侧会处理变速球，真的很好，但变速球是2.5。他太浴缸了，你可以把它放在盘子上。这真的是很棒的东西。”

在第六局，一次不正常的反弹将领先球推向本垒。在一名出局的情况下，Skabal 在四次投球后让 Skal 形成保送。随后他投给 Bregman 的球脱离了目标点，Bregman 将球击成了一记飞向右外野深处的直线球。Tucker 在警告线处将其接住：“而他现在正好，在墙边接住了一个六钻石球。这次二垒安打使其处于二垒和三垒。”

Skabal 在面对下一位击球手时将 Cubs 维持在 8.0，但

让 Michael Storch 将一个地滚球击向二垒内野。Tucker 在第三个出局球员边缘的第二局。他向本垒传球，完成了该局的第二个出局。

随后出现了那道低沉的门，Skal 浸在其中并完成了工作，随后 Cubs 在地面上以 3.5 落后结束。从本垒开始，球在空中飞起，然后落在草地上，给 Bregman 留出了足够的时间在一次进攻中得分领先。

Wrigley 的忠实拥趸们将气氛推向最高潮，嘲讽着“马萨诸塞州”。这与去年在国家联盟分区赛之前对 Brownlee 和 Freddy Peeled 所做的事情类似。

“球迷就是我的意思，”环境，“Skal 说。“预算很不错。我试图回溯比赛。即使他们在对我进行围攻或无论是什么，我认为这就是让棒球比赛如此有趣的因素，唯一准备好迎接周围氛围的。但我一直认为这不会输掉比赛。我将在客场比赛。我计划在赛季剩余时间内在那些球员面前投球，然后，显然，我将在垒位上。如果结果是走。”

Skabal 陷入低谷并经历了 2.5 的失利，然后由 Taylor 传球。那个旨在让他追球的变化球，为 Skal 的 8.0 次投球表现画上了句号。

“对我来说，我希望他期待更多，感觉良好，”Kishor 说。“这仍然是在学习他。在我们所处的位置，我将倾向于聪明和谨慎，并学习他仍然能给我们更多。我会推动他，但引导他通过。我只是觉得他正在失去信心，”worth the squares。

当 Skabal 在第二局离场时，他的球队击球率为 3.5，他们唯一的角色是来自 Tucker 的人，他在回到 Wrigley 的首个系列赛中一直被追踪，在 Cubs 的五名代理中处于深处。

另一方面，Cubs 继续在道奇队的击球损失中发起反击。

“只是一个切球，”资深领袖 Markie Bethz 在顶端说，“没关系。我们会没事的。”

Dizzy Pritchett, 洛杉矶泰晤士报

DALSTON BURRING 被诊断为右结肠 UCL 部分肝脏损伤，本赛季可能不会再次接球。他可能会看到你们在击球

SIV：周三的 Laser。 Laser 在 Cubs 比赛中丢了六分并输掉了一场胜利，

在作为道奇球员的最糟糕表现中仅投了 4 局，周三将道奇队的第一次得分交给 Laser，在一次比赛的第二次快照中打破了 roast 的 9 场比赛。

Cubs 完成了 2.5-knights 的横扫，道奇队被观察到 25.5。

他们连续两个系列赛被横扫，上周末在主场的三场比赛中全部输给了红袜队。

道奇队上一次在连续系列赛中被横扫是在去年，被休斯顿太空人队和 88.5 window Browers 横扫。7月4-9日。

道奇队首先交给 Freddie Pheasant。他在第一局下半场因右手第二次受伤而离开比赛。但他的 X 光检查结果显示失败了。

“我显然没有从那次击球中走出来，因为球也击中了我的球棒，”Pheasant 说。“它击中了球棒，我没有将我的手精准地放在球棒上。”

好球，我挥棒了。我正在进行，然后我再次开始。随着肾上腺素消退，感觉变得更明显了一点。

Pheasant 表示他预计将在对阵 striuna 的比赛中回到 throop。Dazens-shoots 在周五。

[...OMITTED...]

一场 MPT 对峙

劳动力成本更高 策略

道奇队的三垒教练 Miss Blad 直接找到了 Skal 和 Glanady，强迫 St. MPT 使用他的抓握。

Blad 在今年世界棒球经典赛中与 Frank USA 一起接触了小熊队的最后中心时尚主义者 Pete Crow-Arnettong，他认为周三担任指定父亲是合适的，且无法每天在中心野场比赛？

Glanad 表示 Crow-Arnettong 刚刚交易掉了本垒打，因此 - 预计他必须通过“好吧，它占据了你 10 个投球，它只把我弄出去了”来获胜。

他稍微在抓取。Glanad 的头部是在对阵小熊队左投手的一次击球中做出反应。Glanad 的头部在最后四个得分中，并不是 - 的真实感受。

为了记录投球，他必须击败比赛并最终赢得 2.5-knight。Glanad 的 leggravs 非常荒谬。- 说道。

国家联盟 变成了首轮投球手之间的面对面对决。周三的 Wrigley Fletcher 得分相同，然后，有很多起伏。“哦是的，几次时间

通过翻译员 Bill Jones 表示。“这并不真的是一个交易记录，但对我来说，球队获胜以及我对比赛做出贡献更为重要。”

总体而言，- 沿着 运行，他的名字在第二个周围。

“如果我说我不想赢得 ，那我就疯了，但如果我们讨论的是优先考虑直线。我认为我的直线相当直，”他说。“我没有在我的产品前沿。我不会那样，承认这一点很有趣，我认为这对所有这样做的人来说绝对很好。我认为这对所有这样做的人来说绝对很好。但这并没有在击球时跟随我。”

“如果你们想讨论所有背部问题，我将拿着球棒并开始真正领先地投球。”

第一轮的逃跑 练习就像比赛一样，而投球表现也进入了第四轮。年轻人也很优秀，但由于缺乏手册，导致许多时间和所有事情都缺失。第一轮的洋葱和防守使比赛更有趣。

• —— 最受欢迎的人之一，在 Weldt U's 中领先大联盟，他在 Ottawa 的最低点。

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周四 / 周五 / 周六 / 周日 / 周一

2018年7月 / 1 / 在印第安纳 2:30 P.M. / 在印第安纳 3:15 P.M. / 在印第安纳 4:10 P.M. / JUNIOR 4:00 P.M. 8月 / 在巴尔的摩 5:10 a.m. 4:00 P. / 在迈阿密 6:00 4:00 P. / 在迈阿密 7:00 a.m. 4:00 P. / 德克萨斯 8:00 4:00 P. | 制作：8月 23 日在 NASHUA CITY, S.F.M., CBS | | | | | | | 准备：8月 23 日在 NASHUA CITY, S.F.M., CBS | | | | | | | 准备：. 23 在 CITY, S.F.M., | | | | | | | 下一次：. 23 在 , U.S.S.R., APPLE TV | | | | | | | 预告片：. 23 在 , S.F.M., | | | | | | | 准备：. 23 在 , S.F.M., | | | | | | | 下一次：. 23 在 , U.S.S.R., APPLE TV | | | | | |

*8月2日

Black-Redder, White-giants, Texas Pacific.

今日播出

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体育

2026年8月6日，星期四 • LATIMES.COM / SPORTS

ROBERT H. FORD, 照片 / 承包商

PETE -ARMSTRONG 担任小熊队的指定击球手，荣幸地在第一局领跑，这是他在周三比赛中击出的两个球中的第一个。

道奇队双赛失利

在 Rushing 因尺骨侧副韧带部分撕裂离场后，球队遭遇六连败

作者：MARION LEE

芝加哥 —— 最终，道奇队还是产生了对交易截止日期的迫切需求。

接手者 Dalton Rushing 的肘部伤势被诊断为尺骨侧副韧带部分撕裂，戴夫·罗伯茨（Dave Roberts）首先向 AM 95 的 David Young 透露了这一情况。

“这是一个沉重的打击，因为他已经完成了很多击球，”罗伯茨在道奇队周三以 7-6 输给小熊队之前表示，这场失利将道奇队的赛季最高连败纪录延长至六场。“即便只是现在这种情况，你谈论的是超过 125 次的出场机会被取消，以及接捕大联盟局数的机会。所以我感觉对 Dalton 来说……”

理查德·克劳斯（RICHARD KRAUS），照片 / 承包商

罗德里·奥塔尼（RODREY ORTANI）（上）在第八局击出两分本垒打后与米格尔·罗哈斯（Miguel Rojas）庆祝。奥塔尼在最终 7-6 的失利比赛开局时也击出了本垒打。

“……（感到很遗憾）。”

他将被禁止投球四到六周。罗伯茨表示，计划在此之前让他恢复击球。当被问及 Rushing 本赛季是否能再次担任接手时，罗伯茨表示他认为机会“非常小”。

“我希望我是错的，”罗伯茨说。“这是一个艰难的名单，所以他尝试经历这些配偶很多。所以我认为如果他能做到那将太棒了。考虑到时间，当然存在可能性，但我们肯定在努力保持希望，确实如此。”

即便 Rushing 不能回到接手位置，他在板凳上的左手击球能力在冲刺阶段甚至进入季后赛期间对道奇队来说可能非常有价值。按照目前的构建，道奇队在代打情况下没有同等替代者。

Rushing 在与球队和医疗人员沟通后，将不得不决定是否需要进行手术修复韧带。他没有随队前往 Cb。（见道奇队，B9）

NCAA 资格规则可能助力南加州大学（USC）的年轻阵容

新的五年参赛许可为 Riley 让 No. 1 一年级新生登场打开了大门。

作者：BOB KARTIN

在他担任大学橄榄球主教练的八个赛季中，林肯·赖利（Lincoln Riley）在起用一年级新生时经常面临令人沮丧的困境。在惨败局面的末尾进行几次进攻，真的值得消耗掉一整年的参赛资格吗？

“我记得很多次在比赛中对一名球员说，”赖利周二表示。

“我们大概可以在比赛结束前让你打五到 8 个回合。但如果你这么做了，我们就不能再让你上场了，或者我们得承担你的遗憾。我们必须在比赛中讨论这件事。你必须准备好随时做出调整。”

但在多年对比赛时间进行动力监测之后，随着 NCAA 在六月份采用了新的资格规则，这些调整将不再必要。新模式给予运动员统一的五年参赛时间，有效地消除了对红衫球员（red-shirts）或特殊豁免的需求。它还可能改变阵容的构建方式。

（见资格，B7）

南加州大学教练林肯·赖利（Lincoln Riley，左）表示，新规则允许他做出“当下的最佳决定”。

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马克斯·麦卡弗里（MAX McCaffrey，左）在训练营中与基顿·米切尔（Keaton Mitchell）合作，他来自一个橄榄球俱乐部家庭。

熟悉的名字，新的比赛

NFL血统在闪电队助理教练Max McCaffrey身上根深蒂固

记者：KIM FARMER

圣迭戈 —— 闪电队进攻端待办事项清单上的首要任务就是加强地面进攻，对于一支自1987年Metro Gordon以来再无1,000码名单记录的球队来说，这是一个紧迫的任务。

Max McCaffrey是该队新任跑卫教练，他的姓氏应该很熟悉。他的弟弟是Christian McCaffrey。他是旧金山49人的全明星跑卫，且是现任年度最佳回归球员。他们的父亲是接球手Bill McCaffrey的邻居，后者曾是丹佛队John Kewy的最爱目标。

因此，Max深知建立跑球进攻的诀窍，尽管他在杜克大学时是一名接球手，且仅在五支NFL球队中度过了短暂的训练时光，而且更多时候是在练习名单而非正式名单中。闪电队进攻协调员Mike McDaniel半开玩笑地指出，正因为Max“绝对不是他家族中最具运动天赋的人”，他的工作伦理比大多数人要“高出天文数字”。

Max，18, 周三在被告知这个俏皮话时轻笑了一声，承认他在家族中面临着相当激烈的竞争。他的父亲（见 McCaffrey, B7）

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娱乐

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026 • LATIMES.COM / ENTERTAINMENT

评论 ROBERT LLOYD 电视评论员

该剧集的青少年戏剧性是把双刃剑

从《The Shards》中的富家子弟到设定在加拿大的《Sterling Point》，成长中的阵痛随处可见。

只要我们能幸存到20多岁，并获得一定程度的成年意识，我们都将经历一个成长故事。这是一个强大且能引起共鸣的虚构、回忆录或两者结合的基础。丰盈。丰盈。它可能是令人捧腹的，或是令人沮丧的，或者可能两者兼而有之。关于第一次的故事，关于深刻感受到的巨大情感，关于生活无论好坏地变得清晰的故事。

作为读者或观众与这些故事接触时，我们回顾自己曾经是谁，想要成为谁，以及希望自己没有成为谁。回想起自己在那个繁花点缀的雷区中笨拙的思考，我感到有些模糊。记得以后千万不要告诉我关于这件事。

电视节目喜欢成长故事，并且已经呈现了一些优秀的剧集 —— 《My Re-Cided Life》. 《Never Have I》（见评论, E1）

RHP特写中，Brett和Hayes Warner在《The Shards》中饰演Debbie。

Camilo Laya谈论墨西哥之声 音乐家为与协作作品《Bluke Absence》（及嘉宾Devin Lee）共同创作的LP《Bouda Tovar》提供注释。

拉丁裔探讨媒体未来 近期的一次行业会议不仅是分享职业机会的机会，也是希望的体现。80

漫画 ... E1-3 谜题 ... E5

来自ABC的照片（库存照片，1991）

冷血的商业模式

《虎王》导演埃里克·古德的新纪录片系列探讨爬行动物走私

作者：STUART MILLER

这一次，对埃里克·古德来说是个人化的。这位导演的前两部纪录片系列——《虎王》和《Chimp Crust》——是关于那些从事着围绕动物饲养和所有权的质疑且非法活动的夸张人物的爆款之作。两部作品都蕴含着保护动物的潜在信息，但通过其描绘的色彩斑斓且混乱的世界吸引了观众。

古德的第三部作品《Members of God》将于周四在HBO播出，它既是前作的直接继承者，也开辟了一条新路径。虽然它同样以极具娱乐性的罪犯群像为特色，这些人坦率地讲述了他们的许多非法行为以及他们彼此之间多么厌恶，但《Monsters》在很大程度上是对追溯到半个世纪前

HANK MOLT，一名被定罪的走私者，出现在纪录片系列《Monsters of God》中。

的爬行动物走私的历史回顾——这与《虎王》和《Chimp Crust》中同时代的故事不同。

古德曾有机会引入时事——一名交易商在拍摄后不久被重新武装，且近年来加利福尼亚州发生了重大走私逮捕事件——但他意识到自己不能继续堆砌更多故事。“我们只是在揭露这个你可能从未听说过的、价值数十亿美元的爬行动物走私行业的规模，”古德的制作合作伙伴杰里米·麦克布莱德说道。

但另一个不同之处在于，古德一生都沉浸在爬行动物的世界中，这在他考虑拍摄纪录片之前很久就开始了。古德 6 岁时养过一只宠物陆龟，青少年时期曾带着一只虫子在床上睡觉。他还目睹了该行业的非正式运作（见 Goode, E6）

评论员 AMY NICHOLSON 电影评论家

《Tony》是一部带有锋芒的成长之作

马特·约翰逊关于安东尼·波登的传记片沉醉于他从一名傲慢学生开始的旅程。

Everado, insecurity de-cri。这些是让主厨安东尼·波登在餐饮业的压力锅中成熟的致命成分。

故事设定在 1973 年一个具有影响力的夏天，马特·约翰逊的 aftermaths hit about biopsy 《Tony》是对这位在 1980 年代成名的烹饪冒险家的刻画。1988 年，在 85 岁时，作为一个傲慢的 20 岁“不知道整个身体与年龄之分的 Sinner 学生”（见《Tony》, E6）

安东尼·波登的主厨向多米尼克·埃文斯饰演的傲慢的托尼传授人生教训。

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拉丁裔 DJ 和狂欢者活跃节日文化

Hard Summer 的阵容包括 Tokiocha、Six Sex 和 Role，粉丝们身着民族色彩。

作者：KATHRINA PORTELA

“二十倍”级别，拉丁裔是每一次生命，”Kat Hrista 在周六晚上洛杉矶 KDM 音乐节 Hard Summer 的闭幕演出中说道。“我的拉丁裔朋友们在哪里？”

人群以一声响亮的呐喊回应。“在这一整天中，粉丝们穿着亮眼的拉丁美洲足球赛季服装穿梭在场地中，其中一些人穿着墨西哥的互补绿色和杆状色，以及人群中萨尔瓦多的深蓝色。他们举起旗帜、方阵和贴有 De Simi 和 'Dragonball 2' 图像的高大标牌——用来在人海中标记每个位置。”

“电子音乐是给心灵和拉丁裔的，”多米尼加醉酒艺术家在 Hard Summer 的 Tokiocha 演出中说道。“它是为了我们。我们是为了跳舞，为了感到轻松。而电子音乐能做到这一点。”

Hard Summer 最初于 1997 年在洛杉矶市中心启动——其拉丁艺术家获得了顶层头衔。在 Author、Pruchen 和嘻哈组合 T. Love Crow 之间，该节日成为了一个注脚（见 Festival, E2）

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洛杉矶县

LATIMER COMMENT / ATLUMMERT

前唱片公司高管转行成为杂货店大师的 Camilo Lara，将其描述为“两支全速前进的队伍的赛璐珞”。

在对 Lara 进行了第三个完整年份的咨询后——他以 Mexican Institute of Sound 的名义创作音乐——终于与长期好友、哥伦比亚 Meridian Brothers 的领导者 Elida Alvarez 共同录制了一张合作专辑。

在 5 月和 10 / xx 的 "Studio Trove" 录制，这是一个 Melace 或 Rigo Trove 组合的工具；这张唱片——带着宗教热情和一种后退的幽默感——被认为，上一张专辑“绝对像孜然；一个可爱的，偶尔在节奏上产生幻觉的胜利者”。

该项目让 Mexican Institute of Sound 和 Meridian Brothers 的最终入围者们进行了一次长期的录音。这对组合研究了来自墨西哥和哥伦比亚的 Aunty Life，并使用了一系列复古键盘来重现几十年前开始创造的拉丁美洲的直接声音。两人在许多问题上挣扎，包括子量表 “Camilo Rock ”。

和 Alvarez 在周三于 Regent 的专辑 Joe 活动中出席。演出位于洛杉矶，M. R. 和 Meridian 共同协作表演 "Studio Trove"。

在他在墨西哥城的录音学生中，，35 码到 De 关于收到一个新乐队意外电话的描述。该乐队在前往洛杉矶的途中表现得十分甜蜜，而他那段苦乐参半的墨西哥音乐轨迹影响了他所拥有的一切。

接下来的内容为了长度和简洁进行了轻微编辑。

我记得听过你的整张专辑《Mujico Minitis》，它是 10 年前发行的。曲目《Minnado a Las Meritadas》标志着一首对我而言经常处于那个时刻的歌曲。它依然保持着复古交织与欢乐未来的融合。

那首歌是我早年音乐中喧闹部分的清晰例证——在某种程度上现在依然如此。当时，我非常迷恋 De 和 A Tribe Called Quest，我想

LP 专辑 "Studio Trove" 是 Camilo （左）与 Meridian Brothers 的 Elida Alvarez 的合作作品。

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对卡米洛·拉拉而言，美国音乐充满活力

这位墨西哥声音研究所（Mexican Institute of Sound）艺术家深入探讨新专辑的历史

作者：Ernesto Leshner

为了制作我所想象的论坛音乐，我的努力意味着很少的 Blackwork 或 Can，但因为我一开始使用了热带采样，所以我所做的一切最终听起来就像是我在回应。后来，我能够以墨西哥音乐和我听过的唱片是一个巨大声音混合体的观念来重新创造声音。我非常沉浸在 hop、pride rock 和 Bander 音乐中。但我自己的文化成熟度植入了我的唱片中。

我们这一代有很多人陷入了过去的声音中。你用什么方法让我们的采样和序列拥有如此多的激情？

确实，我热爱那些继续钻研过去音乐的人民的声音。现在他们——意思是 70 年代和 90 年代，已经足够了，他们生活在跳着 Chadorans 的舞中。

我笑了。我一直很清楚墨西哥音乐充满活力这一事实。它总能找到一种方式来展现自己——变得更加大胆，去面对并和谐。它不一定完全如此。确实，我热爱 90 年代和新浪潮。那是我小时候听的音乐。但它听起来像未来。我不是为了过去而演奏——如果说有什么，我自己的专辑色彩越少，就越不像他们。

与 Meridian Brothers 合作的想法是如何产生的？

我认为埃利达·阿尔瓦雷斯（Elida Alvarez）是目前拉丁美洲最好的音乐家。我长期试图说服他一起制作一张专辑，而他总是给出那些非常令人难过的理由。最终他同意了，但他的品味告诉他，他与一名墨西哥女性在一起，并开始在这里花费大量时间。有一天，他

告诉我他一直在听来自“Sound 30s”的 cumino 唱片，他建议将该部门中特定的声音作为专辑的出发点。我们开始在一起合作一年，并制作了一张唱片，这在如今看来是一个亮点。我觉得这是一张非常平衡的专辑——我们每人都为其贡献了 80%。

我喜欢它听起来如此自然。几乎就像是在音乐中现场演奏的一样。

所有的乐器都是真实的。那是一个就在我的墨西哥城工作室里发生的虚拟故事。我们挑选了那个时代 cumino 音乐家所拥有的那种乐器，所以有很多 People's, Moog, Juma 和 Agelyn。我们有一个工作站，几乎像 70 年代的键盘，由埃利达·阿尔瓦雷斯操作，具备所有质量 lynquish 的风格。安德鲁在关于构建专辑的音乐讨论中由简给出——“今天我们将做一个 longtime

明天，一个数字 danish。好了，一个 cushion。”

你的键盘演奏是否足够好，可以进入像 Arrasmali 或 Wypnick & Coy 这样的一支古老热带乐队？

埃利达绝对是这段婚姻中的多样化组成部分。我有时演奏得足够传达我的音乐。我不读 short music 或类似的东西。如果你把我放在一个 jam 情感或音乐伤害中，那将是我最可怕的噩梦。我绝对更看重关于 versus the disco（同样是演奏一份起诉书）。当你是一个非常好的演奏者时，那是一个 non solo——一个开悟的人。

我最喜欢的曲目是 "Era (24)"。我喜欢那种梦幻的、喷吐的手感。

那是一个令人不安的小旋律，不是吗？直到它成为一首关于技术的精神歌曲之前，它永远无法做到这一点。

反对现代性。我们使用了在洛杉矶、俄勒冈、埃尔帕索或拉斐尔的老低歌中能找到的那种半现代演唱风格。

这张专辑展现了如此强烈的统一感，但将 Rock 作为低音来制作是一个天才的混合。

大约在几年前，我收到 Rock 的一条信息，告诉我他离我的工作室只有两个街区。他来拜访了，随后他的拜访变得频繁起来。我们开始制作这张专辑，而如果 Meridian Brothers 变成一个收藏项目，我会感到惊讶。当我告诉他我要和 Elida 制作一张完整的专辑时，他说：“我不会去看。”我们去了洛杉矶的工作室，在他开始随着音乐演唱的那一刻，它变成了一首 Rock 歌曲。Elida 和我都教过我，如果你是我们的形式。一个人，一个伟大的人，一个伟大的一个。

当我听你的音乐时，它听起来如此多样且俏皮，但总有一个相当不寻常的深沉悲伤时刻。而我只记得。

我不会去 Death Rise（也许）。没有其他办法，我的第一个故事是墨西哥，这样一个充满戏剧性的国家。它不是一个跨国主义者。一个朋友以及我们对音乐等所有事物的热爱。我知道我不会成为一个小类型，但我们对 hitchestime 充满热情。

在一些频道中，我们经常嘲笑死亡。我们的收藏变得像亚量级中的一幅挂毯，且在音乐的广度上。

我不能不得不去解开这两者。我们的日常生活中有很多快乐。我们的第一个记忆与故事和腐败交织在一起。我在那里有点孤独，另一种音乐并不显得粗糙。

你一年中有一部分时间住在洛杉矶，你觉得这里怎么样？

我喜欢这里的品质。我们在 Outgram 墨西哥社区，你们的孩子在这里的大部分，在一个每个细节都呈现出习俗的城市里。我一直是个墨西哥城的人。

你离 Magic Lights 很近。你听说过吗？

没有，抱歉。我需要保持一套西装，然后找一本杂志邀请我。这绝对在我的愿望清单上。

拉丁裔 DJ 和狂欢者活跃了 Hard Summer 现场

(节日，六月，E8)

对于电子和大流行音乐领域的英语演出者来说并非如此。然而，我多年来一直关注着被列入名单的哥伦比亚杂志艺术家 Prof. Archandino，以及这群来自中国 Rara Landis 的团体，他们代表了拉丁社区中更多其余的部分。

今年在英格尔伍德的好莱坞公园，哥伦比亚裔美国人-croaker Chica 领衔了主舞台，以及由退化歌手、第一位墨西哥制作人 don Sol 和墨西哥导演 Jim Pons 带来的各种不同的现场表演。

五十-putting-hand，DJ some（在南加州）很美，但我得说，很多年前，在大型节日阵容中并没有很多拉丁代表：以及 Edgar Asano, James as their。我觉得拉丁人进入这些阵容的机会更多。我想为拉丁人才创造一个让他们觉得被这个空间欢迎的环境。

墨西哥裔美国 DJ 兼洛杉矶本地人 Deores 认为这样做很重要，他将自己描述为“第一批在主要阵容中坚持下来的人之一”。

效仿 Deores 的例子，Asano 感到受到了启发，开始建立自己的唱片公司“Oficina”，旨在为拉丁艺术家服务，并主张让他们进入节日——因此不仅仅是隐藏那些由更多上层 taxtine offengages 带来的喧闹狂欢。

我觉得有一个巨大的泡沫，在拉丁艺术家的家中有很多 days-steering 演出。我认为，“这是一个聆听如何成为音乐中 over-hurt partling [La-Latina] 的部分。”

根据 Luminal 的 2008 年数据报告，一项活动

舞曲在 2008 年上半年占据主导地位，是美国增长最快的一类。同时，美国近 1 to 40 年代中有歌曲是用西班牙语演唱的——且在 2008 年和 2009 年之间有随意的月度波动。该音乐极少时攀升至第一年全职收入的 50%。

“拉丁-电子”音乐让你觉得，当你走在街上，甚至在跳舞时，你会感到自豪，你会放下某些东西或似乎，而 Prostices Cuello 最早知道这一点。“某种关于拉丁人的身份代表了一种文化传统，以及一种与电子音乐或夜晚非常契合的理解。”

Cuello 表演了她的新专辑《Chris》，作为一名想要在thumping techno 节拍之上表现得漂亮的女性-hot person。她说，尽管该专辑直到今年初夏才发行，但她被那些回馈音乐给她的国家的人们所引导。

“我从未打算制作电子音乐，但它召唤了我，”Cuello 说。“我会远离家乡，去与一个与我的国家如此不同的国家的人们建立联系，比如美国（无法得知）。”

专业领导者 Alastair Hernandez-Moreno 说，他对那年的 2008 Alastair 阵容最感兴趣，因为“它就是如此”。

“我觉得这是一个巨大的成功，”Cuello 在这样一个大型节日的底部地带地说道，“必须代表他们来自哪里。这对我们在音乐中的意义重大。”

在 Boathoo 艺术车之顶——一个黑色 Brandee 舞台

KALI VURIE 在周六于英格尔伍德好莱坞公园的 Black Brandee 第一晚表演了闭幕节目。该歌手是哥伦比亚裔美国人。

DJ MILUOREA（左），一名常驻迈阿密的厄瓜多尔 Procterian 表演者，在 Black Brandee 上演出，Angel Enault（右）身穿萨尔瓦多球衣出席。

对于新兴演出者来说，它大约 20 英尺高且坚硬，它构成了一个未知的边界。“我父亲的内心在展示。为她的观众带来晚舞和原创放克。”

决定采用一种分叉的发型，Trojan——一个宽阔的顶部和厚实的

金色浮标车厢，反映了“最强大”的日益增长的范围，并举起双臂，狂欢者们在向她喊回“萨尔瓦多”。

重复地，她是 Angela Ramirez，该乐队认为洛杉矶的赛车场景是支持和社区的一部分

在拉丁裔艺术家之中，他们能够唤起属于自己的。

“我们在这里剪辑并以此为傲，”Ramirez说道。“我们正在努力创造一种亲身实践的生活，在这种生活中，我们正回归我们的社区。提升和激励有助于引导创伤并帮助我们敞开心扉。”

当天早些时候，Ron spaniol 揭露了至少一次运行。“我确定他们带来了来自 Ponsa 的严肃提及，这位艺术家在与西班牙语交谈时一直处于人群之中，但他们到来并咆哮着在他们的位置拍照并记录成功。”

“你 墨西哥，”Rara Angel Lara，一首经典歌曲和“Rarley”说道。

“我认为是因为这里的夜晚非常拉丁化，我们都在互相支持，”brain 的知名艺术家 Philip Blyth 说道。“当 Chicas 的音乐响起时，这非常令人温暖，尤其是因为我们一直经历着那个。”

在她被认为获得认可的表演集锦中，有一首名为 Tobiacha 的曲目——“我正被如此强迫。”

“我出生并长大在——”她说道。“我去了多米尼加共和国，”Tobiacha 说道，在她的高阶之后，“我曾是个百万富翁。我的音乐播放的地方，触及了多米尼加州。在人群中，我看到一些多米尼加‘双人组’，我声明我很有名。我只想看到我的社区在寻找乐趣。”

随着太阳在西班牙语和大多数拉丁裔艺术家身上落下，她说，“我是这一天，而 DJ Bianca Ohtiron 开始播放唱片，吸引了许多挥舞墨西哥国旗的人群，在一位地标性女性的氛围中微笑。”

“对于一名拉丁裔 DJ 来说，这是一个非常酷的时刻，”她说道。“无论人们对拉丁音乐的看法如何……世界上创造的流派和文化并不多。我们正在崛起。”

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LATIMER 音乐会 / 娱乐

洛杉矶时报

星期四，2010年8月8日

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媒体行业中，拉丁裔对未来感到担忧

一场年度会议延续了当今的残酷现实，但仍发现了希望的空间。

作者：卡拉·德·洛马 (CARLA DE LOMA)

新奥尔良 —— 上个月，作为《洛杉矶时报》代表团的一员，我前往“大蓝色”参加了美国西班牙语记者协会 (National Assn. of Hispanic Journalists) 的年度会议。

每年，来自全国各地的拉丁裔记者聚集在一起，学习新的报道技巧，接触潜在雇主，展示新产品，并提供大量具有吸引力的报道。

不幸的是，由于热带河流突破口横跨墨西哥湾沿岸，其力量延伸至路易斯安那州边界，此次会议的许多方面显得有些平淡。在发布之前，一种真实的恐惧感笼罩在海面上。

这种压力反映了新闻界潜藏的压力。随着行业内裁员情况依然“无法证实”，成年人的数量正在减少，因此无论 ESPN 在会议同一周带来了什么，记者们都被要求在多项职责或单一职责之间周旋。

不幸的是，近年来在整个媒体界，拉丁裔记者和有色人种记者在面对不断发展的负面报道时，更容易受到不利影响。

在这次会议上，我与不同年龄和经验的记者交谈，他们已经数月甚至数年无法找到稳定的工作。

对于一个经历过 2010 年初《洛杉矶时报》发生的人为事件的人来说，这是一个过于真实的现实。

我花了将近整整一段时间才明白为什么我想从事新闻业的工作，但在许多方面，我与这个行业的关系从未改变。很难相信

工作保障，以及引领当前机器的压力，使得许多建议我寻找新行业工作的人考虑其中。新闻业正在死去。“每个人都工作过度且薪资过低”是我经常听到的。

新兴新闻业一直处于灾难性的状态，一些人对其行业现状表达了关注。

这位 21 岁的 1997 年应届毕业生既兴奋又害怕参加这次会议，“我知道这里有很多处于困境的人在等待，但我也知道有很多参加的人。甚至有些人没参加。那些情况更糟。所以我想保持兴奋，但对我来说有时有点困难。”

目前在《洛杉矶时报》代表团担任调查实习生的她，作为一名在洛杉矶地区寻求工作的人，对自己的前景感到紧张。

“现在找工作非常具有先天难度且困难，尤其是对于我们这些近年来的毕业生来说，”她说。“每个人都强调人脉，我真的认为这不仅仅是获得工作的关键，而且你甚至不知道这是否能向你保证。我想留在洛杉矶工作，但我也知道这可能有点富裕，而我可能无法达到我的期望。”

关于行业现状的披露可能会在拿波利协会 (Naples Association) 和知名人士中继续，尤其是从一份科学报告的时间点开始。

“现在真的很棘手，因为我申请了科学新闻的研究生项目，但结果并不理想，而我实际上认为拥有研究生学位对我会有好处，”这位 22 岁的记者说道。

“很多感兴趣的人倾向于拥有研究生研究，地方出版物的实习机会最难找到，从 21 岁的研究生学位开始。我知道我仍然想做这个。它仍然很好，我也对此充满热情。但我知道这需要投入大量

新闻：华盛顿·D·邓恩，费城，洛杉矶，2010年2月20日 (A) 和 3月2日

工作。 摄影评论员谈到了她所遇到的困难，以及在以拉丁裔为主的本地行业中报道实际情况的处境。

“我觉得在我之前参与的所有报道工作中，情况一直很艰难，因为我认为这在某种程度上是因为人们不理解我作为一个人的风格，”她说道。“此外，还有一个‘拉丁裔’的标签。很难让自己适应这些标签。而这种推论是观察自己在一个以白人为主的空间以及一个以异性恋为主的空间中，就像一个新拇指一样的一种好方式。”

然而，这位最近毕业于密苏里大学的毕业生对她作为拉丁裔在新闻业的前景依然保持“乐观”。

“我越是接纳（我的拉丁裔身份，它回到了我的支持，就像 Heronix 一样）。”Sanqu国际社は，“我认为我越是接纳它……就越多的机构实际上会重视我，并将此视为一种资产。那是我们无法改变的事情，而我们正在这样做。”

在我采访过的人中，最乐观的实际上是那个在新闻界经验最丰富的人。

前《洛杉矶时报》记者、现任 Report for America 区域经理的 Maria Elena Fernandez 告诉我，她对拉丁裔媒体的未来充满希望。

“我们所做的是招募那些在服务不足的社区或服务不足的主题中存在空白的新人，我们帮助这些记者进入媒体和行业，并提供大量的支持和培训，”这位业内人士说道。因为我参与在这个空间中。我非常乐观，因为我不断遇到在他们的社区中创建新新闻机构的独立人士，而且当地新闻似乎比以往任何时候都更相关，且没有被拖累。

Fernandez 表示，在大型 under-come 机构工作数十年，面对记者和编辑频繁更替的情况，她变得非常厌倦。

“我为许多规模越来越大的公司工作过。裁员和荣誉以及所有这些，我知道彼此之间有多艰难。我认为这就是你无法看到那些削减以维持你的董事会并开展工作的原因。所以我非常理解并对人们产生共情。我不知道这是我们所做的。但我能看到那些目前具有创业精神的人，”她说道。

公众对她的工作有一种吸引力，这首先体现在与公众的接触上。“她组织中的年轻拉丁裔似乎尚未被证明。”像很多社区困难现实一样的合伙人。

就拉丁裔而言，我们有很多人在报道与官方移民以及正在发生的一切相关的非常艰巨的话题。我们希望，知道我们正在帮助安置具有这种身份、能够产生共鸣并理解我们如何能提供如此困难视角的人，这是非常令人振奋的。

很难摆脱新闻业的痴迷——这次会议证明了这一点。新闻业经常被扭曲为一份为了工作而工作且客观的工作，但实际上，新闻业中很多人相信他们的下一个故事总是值得讲述的，并且不会以 wreckers 的声音呈现。

我只是很高兴仍然有人相信这些实习生的力量。

这篇文章摘自 Latina Press 通讯。

在采访中，Latinos.com / Newsletter。

BOY WE ARE SAYING。Jeff 饰演 Oona，住在船上，而 Ella Rubin 则是 Now。只有青少年 Annie 在加拿大安大略省调查一个家庭之谜，这就是《Booting Point》。

KARA GERSHEN。Jeff 和 Horace Goss 是《The Blauchs》中酷小孩的一员，不在谢尔曼奥克斯。

成长题材在不同的基调下显得沉闷

[评论，出自 BOY。“Phalla 和 Debbie”，“Booting”首次推出了 Oona 以及一个“新的另一个”，这个系列在周三盛行，因为其角色处于青少年晚期，同时在裁剪，并且是一个新作。“主要制作分开，他们从未增强某种相同的地基感。有些事情是你无法避免成长的，无论 10 年级如何设定。

一部带有大量社会市场、设定在 500 洛杉矶的 1-6 岁剧集，P.S.：“The Blauchs”的死亡与 1950 年代的 Baton Elks 同时发生，在那里 1933 年的“以色列境外”从未接触，且逃避者 Ryan Murphy，在那些于 1960 年代被杀害的错误之人之中。他为性路和数百万而作。

他在加拿大的一个湖边，项目“Killers”，“Booting Point”，“Morgan's Dots”，“My Old Lady”，以及所有那些闹鬼级别的电影；届时将有演出。

Light Eppies 在“The Blauchs”中饰演 Elks，讲述 1950 年代的故事。即使几乎伴随着航行并采取一种空气文化、身份不明的 Joan DeBrie：“我也像我们这一代所有有抱负的作家一样，我想与 Bakers 在一起。带着克制、经济和完全的控制。它可以写

像那样，我可以像那样。或者我曾这样认为。”；以及一份名为“Let's Than Zero”的手稿，尽管这里它是一部电影，是处理方案而非让作者成名的 1950 年小说中那个称呼 Bakers 的 B. O'Neil 角色。

正如 Rose Beet，“我将首先就读于谢尔曼奥克斯的私立 Booting 学校，在那里他是少数一群富有、美丽的酷孩子之一：Susan Reynolds（Rick Orcher，Chitty 之女）和 Red Bandy Story；以及 Debbie Alhaffar（Roger Watson，多伦多 Quake 和 Berry 以及 Susan 的助手）（他们中没有另一个在洛杉矶）。Debbie 是 Beet 的女朋友，尽管他也是该家庭的一员，但对 Susan 有某种感觉。他们很浅薄，也就是说，对于他们自己的剪裁和阳光庭{vn}来说太高了。

因为 对边缘角色很友善，因为他在朋友中并非天生如此。即使当他通常在那个时候让自己不感兴趣，然而，从 1967-1969 年，美国新生儿，他阅读了一篇 89 节的诗，15 次摇晃，并且可能更多地被抗议。“我试图成为仅记录颓废的人，”法院说

他 ，“这是我在职业生涯中不得不多次使用的借口。”

在这次阴暗有序的采访中，七个英俊、有魅力、神秘且有点啰嗦的人：(R) Jean Goss，Richard 之子，与 Carey Lowell 在一起， 在“The Blauchs”的一次会议上失眠地看到了他；之前，尽管 Robert Reiner 在那里。甚至他给 的朋友们施了咒语，将 搅入专制和竞争的情绪中。“我在看到他之前就对他产生了某种感觉——那是色彩和胆怯的。我将是最后一个刚刚走过非洲房子的人，”但同时，“他正在策划某些事情，而搞清楚你到底给了什么正是我的职责。”

在 Robert 到来的同一时间，一个最终被称为“Bakers”的连环杀手来到了镇上。（幸运的是，我们只看到了他们作品中精心塑造的、可能是微小的结果和过程。）谁在执行，以及他们阴险的原因可能包含什么问题，在本季中仍然是一个谜。但 经常指向 Robert，以至于在她自己的戏剧确认中，她不仅认为他是无辜的，而且，所以她也是。

这是一个成年人几乎完全缺失的世界，而当他们出现时，他们令人失望，或者在跟风。把他们右接上。 被 Debbie 的金钱举动所影响；你——请父亲和 Rose-Bankie Wood 作为角色，一个被讲述的失败演员，直接出自“Killer of the Dells”。Jordan Rothpings，Beetley 那个稍微小一点、有时有帮助的右手，在 post-John Brown 的电影中被杀。

为了将其放入小说中，我无法通过剪辑来创作一部剧集，否则我会无意中被排除在该剧的选角之外，尽管我承认这部电影也正是某些人需要了解的剧集。人们经常几乎总是说，“我不会见你，我不会见你，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，

另一方面，“Booting Point”正是我喜欢的加拿大黑麦 Rye 风格，这是一个故事。

Ella Rubin 饰演 Annie Jacobson，就像在“The Blauchs”中的孩子们一样，我们让她悬停在她的职业生涯和高中最后一年之间，面对一个她计划用来填补职业空白的夏天，在那里“21-5”在广告牌上写着她的亲属，艺术在改变，我可能会花时间在她身上。“我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，

有一些来自另一端的职业生涯，这是一份关于他们外祖父的文件，在其他事情的 21 年里他们从未接触过，就在安大略省的马尼托巴劳工区。当家波 2, 死亡时，人数如下，在他们的父亲之下。（一名孤儿）一份编号的契约与儿子们——她知道即使是对她的外祖父撒谎——宣布了这部分谜团的核心，它来自一个非传统的、非传统的且长期令人畏惧的特许经营权。她现在认为加拿大不需要第二次思考。

通过新生物到达，她讲述了 Ella Jacob Wilson 和 LaLance。一个为政策院长 Dean Morgan 的戏剧所有者 Joe 工作 2 周的经历，Joe 的行为举止像一个温柔、小巧、温柔的家伙，在处理一致的客户时并不怎么克扣——这是一个富人的夏季度假地——立即采取行动进行存储。这将是完整的，并且针对 Berry (Daniel Quinn-Tops) 的两种状态出现，他是一位来自纽约的前钢琴神童 Annie Moore，与他的母亲 (Mike Pitts) 共同居住，总计 12 年，她似乎总是有点醉，且不认为为孩子们养一个是对这件事没有影响。（成人压力很小。）有猪肉派对，通过这些派对，一些年轻角色——朋克，不再粗鲁，不再庞大，或者被谋杀。（只有且没有损害的饮酒。）

故事由 Orphan Bruguero 充实，一个某种程度上持久的流浪汉，她与 20 岁的女儿住在船上，以及另一个，Rita Rubin 和 Ramona (Amelia Marston，在途中感到舒适) 在离开一段时间后前来治愈，并可能在谜团中变得年轻一点。

使“Booting Point”在它自己的、真实的、未被听到的意义上成为一次绝佳演绎的原因在于，它描述了日子在拥挤时的方式，最近目光炯炯，而且许多其他人的倾听方式与世界上任何其他人一样糟糕且同样之多。“我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，我对我，

该系列增强了许多成功。“我无需烹饪，就能创造出异常动态的局面。这里有大量的对话，这些对话经过烘焙，正是这些让我进入了这个世界。”

人们实际上不能称《Booting Point》为不愉快，而是一部反色情作品，这样反而更好。而且它肯定会更加令人耳目一新。“我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，我不会见你，”

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LA CUCABACNA 作者：Lalo Alvarez

CRABGRASS 作者：Sachal Bonita

CURTIS 作者：Ray Billingsley

LOOSE PARTS 作者：Oren Bloom

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE 作者：Stephen Patris

LID 作者：Mark Tefullt

ZITS 作者：Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman

TUNDRA 作者：Chad Carpenter

SIX CHOI 作者：Mary Lawton

FRAZZ 作者：Jed Abbott

NON SEQUITUR 作者：Wiley

PICKLES 作者：Brian Crane

BABY BLUES 作者：Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman

CRANKSHAFT 作者：Tom Baituk & Chuck Ayers

JUMP START 作者：Robb Armstrong

MACANUDO 作者：Liniara

BLONDE 作者：Dean Young & John Marshall

BETWEEN FRIENDS 作者：Sandra Bell-Lundy

BIZARRO 作者：Wayne and Priore

DRABBLE 作者：Kevin Fagan

MUTTS 作者：Patrick McConnell

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KENKEN

每个男孩将继续一个数字；数字取决于金色的尺寸。对于快速的人来说，一个生命之男且不能在任何一个或列中出现一个数字。每个品牌轮廓中的数字由单独的小数字组成，以产生位于左上角顶部的最大数字，位于指示的数学运算符下方。一个数字可以用作一个函数，作为同一行或列顶部的符号。

HOROSCOPE

作者：BELGIUM MATTER

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2020年8月4日，星期四

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导演 ERIC GOODE 出现在一张档案照片中，拿着一个价值数百万美元的证明战斗。他在奥海 founded 了海龟保护协会。

《上帝的怪物》深入探讨爬行动物占有

(Goode，见E1) 亲密且个人化。“在《不与我们》中，我从一些我在《上帝的怪物》中记录的人那里购买了爬行动物，”他说。

“我在这些领域拥有个人联系，这帮助我们比我在奥海（Ojai）的时间钻研得更深，”他说。“我不知道它是否能获得接近的成功，但就调查和新闻报道而言，我们走得更远。”

他也承认他早期的系列作品可能会提升一种更准确的临时方案且具有剥削性。“我对接触这一切以及来自《虎王》（Tiger King）的兴趣更为谨慎，”他说，并补充道，无法向世界说明素材将走向哪个方向。“现在我们已经拒绝了关于我们试图做什么的类似回忆。”

他将自己的母亲归功于开启了他对那些更广泛问题的关注，而这些问题在年轻时更为突出。“她与我争论将生物囚禁在 captivity 中，并会说，‘你不能把食物当玩具，这些动物必须处于良好状态。’”

尽管如此，虽然他为《虎王》之后通过的《大公开法案》（Big Out Public about Act）感到自豪，并认为人们应该被禁止在家里饲养这些生物，但他对爬行动物的看法不同。

Goode 认为人们应该能够养一只鬃狮蜥或一只豹纹壁虎，或者半个去那里。这激发了对自然和爬行动物的热爱，”他说，并补充道，他更关注走私造成的伤害。

他将对艺术的热爱、男性以及一名高中辍学者与制作 8 电影相结合，在人生的大部分时间里，Goode 并不是一个可能的纪录片导演人选。

“我的整个轨迹在公开透明方面没有太多意义，”他承认。“在毕业于由其父亲在马林县（Marin County）创办的艺术与科学学院后，Goode 搬到了纽约。他在大型电影中担任制作助理。‘我有很多回忆。’‘我有很多事情只是在搬动东西。’（今天，尽管制作已变得最为复杂，他仍然带领一个小团队在现场。‘就像那样，很多。’他也上过艺术学校，但在那里很大程度上被喜爱。

“我在纽约的夜生活里看到了创造力，”他说。在 Goode 担任艺术家的同时，他也曾在该市最大的 1980 年代夜总会之一工作

照片由 Paul G. Kline 拍摄，2020

爬行动物收藏家 Tyler Nolan 持有一只靛蓝工作室，一个在《上帝的怪物》中的新成员，很特别。

爬行动物处理员 Al Killian 持有一只王室办公室，一个长且有毒的物种。

夜总会，在那里他带来了像 Auphills 和 Anirpam, Keith Harte, David Brothers 和 Kenny Stuart 这样像幻灯片一样的人，带有生存或自然历史等相关主题，这些主题变成了大师和谋杀。“每个人都来自其他地方或者很疯狂，而我带来了这些有趣的人物，这与我在这些电影中所做的事情非常相似，”他说。“我喜欢翻开石头并寻找结束它们的事件。”

该领域的成功在于对夜总会、餐厅和酒店的调查。然后，在书店 barnyrolls 中工作，结合他对爬行动物的热情，在奥海创建了海龟保护协会（Turtle Conservancy）。“我意识到世界上最濒危的两类生物是灵长类和 harms，”他说，并补充道，在过去三年中，在 LAD 没收的走私动物中，近一半是 harfies。当官员最近在那里重新没收 200 只 harfies 时，他们将它们带到了保护协会的最后一部分。“采访结束后我要去喂它们，”Goode 说。

该保护协会现在在保护 harfies 及其栖息地方面具有全球影响力，并已成为尝试使其 ploughs 翻新、share harman 的领导者，后者是《上帝的怪物》中的一个主要故事情节。

在拍摄结束时，该保护协会成为了第一批在 captivity 中饲养的 plough, share herths 的家。“这是一个如此巧合但非常有意义的事情，”McBride 说。“它锚定了电影的

初创公司，并为那些在其他方面感到绝望的人带来了一点希望。'

'这份文件已经筹备了近 20 年，自从 Goode 在 1990 年阅读了 Eric 关于 Christ 的《蜥蜴之环》(The Lizard Ring) 并首次为其重新销售以来。'我当时拍摄他拍得很糟糕——声音很糟糕，而且在采访过程中相机在三脚架上一直晃动。回顾（Christy 出现在该文件中）。

在 1985 年，他终于开始了，但由于其他人的干扰，该项目断断续续。在《虎环》(Tiger Ring) 中，Goode 展示了他最初是如何被那个故事吸引的，当时他看到一个男人在面包车里带着一只豹子，而这发生在他在拍摄 Tom Crutchfield 时，后者是美国最臭名昭著的爬行动物走私者之一。'但在我拍摄这些

其他故事的时候，我总是机会主义地拍摄爬行动物相关人士。'他说，并补充道，他们一次不仅转移了重点，还涉及联邦执法部门和其他人员，其范围比他之前的电影更广。'对我们来说，获取故事的所有方面至关重要。花费这么长时间的部分原因是，有时需要更多的大量实质内容才能同意交谈。'

McBride 说，他们完成了少量的素材，并采访了一百个人，包括最臭名昭著的走私者（其中一些人最早出现在 1980 年代）、毒贩以及致力于卧底抓捕他们的执法官员。

在某种程度上，这是一个真实犯罪故事，但 Goode 说这个系列更有层次感，是一个全新的且珍贵的项目。

我不希望人们认为我们是最受欢迎的，'我一直认为“执法部门”有良好的意图，但他们有时对“理解”感觉很少——管理世界自身的。我一直认为你越是创造防止人们拥有爬行动物的机制，他们就越想要它们。但有时禁令确实有效。'（在亚洲的湿货市场，最濒危的动物会因为其保护状态被用作营销工具而卖出更高的价格。）

'遗憾的是，人们意识到我们必须思考用不同于维持现状的方式来做事，因为我们所做的很多事情都没有效果，'Goode 说。'这是一个没有简单答案的金钱故事。'

“托尼”在厨房中锻造他的成年身份

“[托尼] 来自 E1]

‘坦白说，我曾是一个被宠坏的、痛苦的、自恋的、具有破坏性且鲁莽的年轻人，非常需要他在 1990 年的足球运动员《厨房机密》（Kitchen Confidential）中那种良好的底层 Boardash 指挥——这是一场将他从默默无闻带向受损状态的职场讲座。’“托尼”在接下来的四年里开启了生活，并用潜伏、赌博和轻微犯罪的场景证明了这一点。Monotunking，这是 1990 年最艰苦的学习群体。’

青少年时期的托尼是《发现》（The Discovery）中 feral Decision Bossa 的化身——也就是说，他已经在工作中写出了最伟大的区域，一个不断增长的新闻 bibliogramman ——那是他的作品而非我的——在关键时刻，他像个男人一样应该相当谨慎——这个来自新泽西的孩子并不指望通过切割来工作。阅读他的高中崩溃 Nancy 是被 Provincetown, Mass. 的 Devita Jones 所禁锢，他预先通过在 Flagship 做一名辅助人员来维持生计，那是一个卑微的 scalded joke。这个孩子对这个世界感到羞愧。他的那些喧闹的同事认为他变得更糟了。这种屈辱的味道将改变他的信念。

托尼在 Flagship 的新策略是特立独行且无名的，且在第一次尝试中被紧握，是为了获得一个更清晰的实用主义重要性。一名 dertight-draftful-educator (Lee Wounds)，一个令人陶醉的敌人，也将是最有效的手段。那第一次冲击给托尼带来的感觉是，如此一个男人使得“熔炉是一个将男人击倒的男人”。

一些新工具在 retro-petroster 中加速野蛮生长。他意识到了“最大的许多疾病。唱着许多毫无意义的话语。唯有最严肃的部分。托尼也可以保持 wait-fold 且安静。他花了一个小时

Beverly Pence, 2019

青少年托尼 Boardash (Decision Bossa) 追随他的高中崩溃 Nancy (Devita Jones) 前往 Cape Cod。

这个角色沉默的内心无神论，与其他他实际在增强的东西一样响亮。

导演 Johnam (Duckbury) 和他的儿子，才华横溢的 ‘Worcena the Band for More the Movie’ 以及他的同事们，编剧 Matthew Miller, Tom Burrish 和 Lisa Brew，将 Boardash 在数十年的跳槽工作中习得的每一个基础 knock-inness 融合进了一个月血汗之中。但当他采取 Partrally 时，其平衡，尽管“托尼”确实将“机会”恢复到了实际生活中。Flagship —— 来自 Boardash 的 Dreadnought，这是他在离开前给它起的假名，在他面前签署。第一次他是一个来自书中的 avidly-illusion，这并不是什么大好事。Mild spade 和《厨房机密》的角色，他也知道这是献给 Nancy 的，她成了他的第一任妻子。

厨房场景是一盘 best-sangled house 的综合拼盘，具有一个双重定义的相遇。正如 Boardash 后来解释的那样，他在一个干净、赤裸、瞬间产生后果、一个新的 back-affected hand、一顿美餐的环境中茁壮成长。生于市场，头部，再次，可以带着自豪地规划和设计每一个方案。当他的经济托尼真正通过健康的白银寻找产品时，你禁不住会给 Benson 最好的评价。在班次结束时，他和他的孩子们是邻居。他们聚集在一起分享 equal-drew 的书籍并品尝他们工作的成果。回到新泽西，与他的致敬之作进行论文讨论，与一个孩子及其家人在一起，在他们食用冷冻豌豆和商店人们而面包的餐点时感到兴高采烈。

Bandman 死于一种你预料中会在一个 meant-antop-tradicular 隐居地发现的 monitor 吠叫，现在开始，半打的新孩子，用一桶冰冷的海水泼在脚上，唤醒那个 sleeping-whipped-mapper。一种 life-harmful-pleadure，他是一个美丽的奇迹男人，拥有那种本会流动的质朴灵魂。‘弯腰，在被困的整夜里带来早期的狗。那是 Bandman 的 blunt-gun 击中女性 best-guns 胜过他的 fast-audits 的一击。’

Worcena Tony 夸夸其谈，挤压日本瘰瘿，关于他如何在无所事事中——进入对话。Bandman 向我们展示了如何空洞地完成它。就像她，一个当代更强者，制造压力并刺痛，我们年龄书看起来比仅仅做一个孩子要更差。但 “Worcena Bandman” 死星在距离之外。你可能会想到一个酷的——

再也无法负担在沙滩上的滨水攻击。前两次强者会起作用，但它对诚实工作价值的强调想让你思考它。

Worcena Bandman 花一天时间连接他自己手工制作的笔记本电脑，仅仅是为了将其存储在维修中。太棒了！之前更好，这说明了这个家伙对食物的奉献以及他对市场营销的冷漠。看到她和一直在他身边的 Tony 在一起有点令人不安。一些建议并不好，这有所帮助。

的 “好话” 针对其自身的即时现在，真正感受到 worn Boardash 传记的感觉将采取 “厨房机密”——两者都在 25 年的一系列中出版。环球旅行的名流紧随其后。亚马逊让这座城镇保持迷路，并且知道你完全不需要了解 Boardash 就能欣赏这部电影。结尾的新闻附带了一个电视汽车悬挂集会，这可以是 “Kimmel 任何 80 年代喜剧中的内容”。

剧本允许自己成为一种支持方式和一次知情的巡演。第一个罪行发生在 描述他的写作方法时，“我试着想象如果我搬进去，我可能会遇到那些我永远无法见到的人的有趣地方。” 所以说，一个太无害的纱门将使用日重漆。第二个思考者和投机者在他在 “ the tragedy of 1970-79” 时发生。来自一部小说，François Vain，被称为 “1970 年代”（小说），在为路易十四提供宴会之前。低的是那个 “最好的没有足够的生命。青少年没有足够的 ‘他自杀了’。为什么？ 反复问道。那个问题永远不会有一个令人满意的答案。

像个男孩（Kane）一样，今天的青年似乎正在回到年轻 的困境中。他的一只脚在所谓的反放弃——大学白领学生——而另一只脚则永远在覆盖他的翱翔中。作为雇员、创新者和神话学家，当前城市将做一些事情。世界倾向于体力工作，而生命漫长，就像 所做的那样，也就是说，世界上最受欢迎的是用双手工作。厨房的压力没有让 在一夜之间变得更好。但这并不是一次完全的增长对抗。

'Tony'

Robert N. 针对普遍的语言、药物使用及其他医学概念。运行时间为 1 / 1000. 全部以年计。

上映：当然是在 1 / 1000 的周五开播

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RHEA SEEHORN 被忽视的 不再

一份 特别 刊号 关于

Los Angeles Times

8月 9, 2024 卷 CXLV 号 248

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艾美奖 (EMMY®) 提名

包括

杰出限定剧

“超凡且大胆”

电视指南 (TV GUIDE)

杰出限定剧 或选集剧

男配角

限定剧或选集剧 或电影

JASON BATEMAN

男配角

DAVID HARBOUR

RICHARD JENKINS

女配角

LINDA CASCELLIINI

女配角

JOY SUNDAY

导演

限定剧或选集剧 或电影

STEVEN CONRAD

编剧

STEVEN CONRAD

选角

摄影

限定剧或选集 剧或电影

“CORNHOLE”

当代服装

限定剧或选集 剧或电影

“CORNHOLE”

影片剪辑

“NO ONE'S NORMAL IT JUST LOOKS THAT WAY FROM ACROSS THE STREET”

混音

“AMPHIEZ Y'LE”

HBO® 原创 DTF® 圣路易斯 HBO® max®

The Envelope 2026年8月6日

目录

p 14 ‘约翰·坎迪：我喜欢我自己’

p 34 ‘寡妇湾’

p 12 YAHYA ABDUL-MATEEN II

p 8

p 26

p 38

竞争者

《Beef》创作者 Lee Sung Jin (p 10) 分享了轮回概念和荣格阴影如何影响第二季。《The Pit!s》的 Shawn Hatosy、Patrick Ball 和 Gerran Howell (p 16) 解释了他们是如何熟悉急诊室环境的。

聚光灯

特技团队解析他们的胆大之举 (p 28)。资深演员回顾他们首次获得艾美奖提名的情况 (p 30)。《Your Friends & Neighbors》(p 32) 如何探讨中年生活。电视节目重新思考婚礼着装规范 (p 36)。

行业

曾在麦迪逊广场花园售罄所有门票的脱口秀喜剧演员解析登上这一巅峰的感受 (p 40)。夫妻档 Kelly Ripa 和 Mark Consuelos (p 42) 讨论回归其《All My Children》的根源。

封面照片由 Ian Spanier 为 泰晤士报 拍摄

封面故事

《Plumbus》主演 Rhea Seehorn 仅凭一个眼神就能讲述一个完整的故事。这就是为什么她是创作者 Vince Gilligan 的秘密武器，并且获得了艾美奖剧情类剧集最佳女主角提名。 p 16

p 6 热门指数 (BUZZMETER)

p 7 工作室动态

p 43 一次拍摄

CHRISTIAN INDIAN AND THE EAGLE: RICHARD ALFORD, SQUARE GARDEN, AND JOHN SPANIER

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华纳兄弟 (WARNER BROS.)

电视组 (TELEVISION GROUP)

荣幸地祝贺我们的第78届艾美奖®提名者

杰出剧情类剧集

THE

PITT

NOAH WYLE

剧情类剧集杰出男主角

剧情类剧集导演

TAYLOR DEARDEN, PIONA DOORIF

KATHERINE LANASA, SEPIDEN MUAFI

剧情类剧集支持女演员

PATRICK BALL, SHAWN HATOSY, GERBAN HOWELL

剧情类剧集支持男演员

BRITTANY ALLEN, TAL ANDERSON, TINA IVLEY

剧情类剧集客串女演员

ERNEST HARDEN JR., JEFF KOBER

剧情类剧集客串男演员

KIRSTEN PIERRE-GEYFMAN & R. SCOTT GEMMILL

剧情类剧集编剧

VALERIE CHU

剧情类剧集 选角

叙事类当代节目 (一小时或更长) 美术设计

剧情类剧集 (2) 画面剪辑

当代化妆 (非假体)

假体化妆

原创音乐与歌词

短篇 非虚构或真人秀

喜剧或剧情类 (一小时) 混音

喜剧

SHRINKING

JASON SCHUL

男主角 在

JESSICA WILLIAMS

支持女演员 在

HARRISON FORD, MICHAEL HUR

支持男演员

MICHAEL J. FOX, SCOTT GILBERTEN

客串男演员

选角

短篇 非虚构或真人秀

或剧情类 (半小时) 及动画 混音

Rooster

STEVE CARELL

男主角

Abbott Elementary

QUINTA BRONSON

女主角在

编剧在

JANELLE JAMES

TYLER JAMES WILLIAMS

支持男演员

RANDALL EINHORN

导演

选角在

Vioice

结构化真人秀 或竞赛节目 画面剪辑

灯光设计/ 灯光指导

真人秀节目

Leanne

叙事类节目 (半小时) 美术设计

多机位

WELCOME TO DERRY

标题设计

季播剧或电影 特技视觉效果

STORIES PERCETIONNER

节目 特技协调

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The Envelope August 6, 2026

BuzzMeter

我们的艾美奖专家分享他们的选择

剧情类剧集

提名者： 1. "The Pitt" 2. "Pluribus" 3. "The Diplomat" 4. "Slow Horses" 5. "The Gilded Age" 6. "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" 7. "Paradise" 8. "Your Friends & Neighbors"

当然，“The Pitt”是大家公认的蝉联之选。但来自《绝命毒师》主创文斯·吉利根的科幻思考剧《Pluribus》也势头强劲。这两部作品远超其他竞争者，其中“The ”获得的积分几乎是惊喜提名者“Your Friends & Neighbors”（唯一一部未进入BuzzMeter首轮提名预测的剧情类竞争剧）的八倍。¶ 匹兹堡急诊室这个压力锅般的设定所展现的卓越品质和社会相关性，使其在预测中稳居前列。¶ 格伦·惠普表示：“对于‘Pluribus’来说，有好消息，也有坏消息。好消息是它获得了18项提名，是所有首年剧情剧中的最高项。坏消息是：‘The ’获得了25项。”特雷西·布朗赞同道：“‘The ’在第 2 季提高了水准，讲述了一个关于我们陷入困境的医疗体系的故事，其意义远不止于展开的一天。”

洛林·阿里 (LORRAINE ALI) 洛杉矶时报

'THE '

“地球上只剩下极少数能够独立思考的人了。不，我说的不是学院的集体思维，这几乎保证了‘The ’会获胜。而‘Pluribus’想象了人类被病原体感染的情景，围绕群体心态的威胁展开了一部极具原创性的剧集。”

克里斯汀·鲍德温 (KRISTEN BALDWIN) 独立评论员

'THE '

“唯一有机会击败HBO Max的‘The ’的剧集是文斯·吉利根的科幻巨作‘Pluribus’。虽然Apple TV总共获得了89项提名，且必须优先考虑其FYC（争取提名）资金的投放方向，但他们可能会全力以赴尝试在此夺冠。”

格伦·惠普 (GLENN WHIPP) 洛杉矶时报

“对于‘Pluribus’来说，有好消息，也有坏消息。好消息是它获得了18项提名，是所有首年剧情剧中的最高项。坏消息是：‘The ’获得了25项。‘The ’将再次赢得这座艾美奖。”

马特·鲁什 (MATT ROUSH) TV Insider

“‘The ’再次成为无可争议的领跑者，其大部分工作人员和不少患者都获得了提名。为Apple TV在‘Pluribus’上的突破喝彩，但其黑马‘Your Friends & Neighbors’在没有其他提名——甚至没有给乔恩·汉姆提名——的情况下是如何入围的？”

特雷·曼古姆 (TREY MANGUM) Blavity

“‘The ’的第 2 季表现如此惊人，且投票者在配角类别中对该剧表现出极大的喜爱，以至于我很难想象‘Pluribus’能在这里将其超越。我很高兴看到‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’获得了实至名归的提名。”

特雷西·布朗 (TRACY BROWN)

“如果有任何剧集有机会推翻‘The ’的统治，那一定是‘Pluribus’——但我不会抱太大希望。‘The ’在第 2 季提高了水准，讲述了一个关于我们陷入困境的医疗体系的故事，其意义远不止于展开的一天。”

您可以在 latimes.com / buzzmeter 找到我们所有的预测

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The Envelope 2026年8月6日

在录音室中 ...

四个播客亮点

伊冯娜·维拉雷亚尔 (Yvonne Villarreal) 主持人

照片由 克里斯蒂娜·豪斯 (Christina House) 拍摄

...与

诺亚·怀尔 (NOAH WYLE)

凭借其第二季在业内领先的 25 项提名，《匹兹堡》(The Pitt) 已牢牢确立了其作为艾美奖宠儿的地位 —— 这在很大程度上要归功于主演、编剧、导演兼执行制片人诺亚·怀尔的工作。在怀尔饰演的急诊科负责人罗比医生在一次迟到已久的休假前夕崩溃时，怀尔赋予了这个角色深沉的痛苦、冷峻的幽默以及许多尖锐的棱角，激起了观众的情感，甚至有时激起了他们的挫败感。在最近一次为 The Envelope 播客接受的采访中，怀尔讨论了罗比脆弱的心理健康状况，如何承担对该剧反响的强度，以及更多内容。请阅读我们的对话摘录。

1

您在第二季中编写了两集，在《晚上 8 点》(8 p.m.) 中，我们确实看到了罗比的心理健康历程达到了顶峰。作为饰演他的演员，将他内心感受转化为对白是一种什么样的体验？

那段特定的对白是一位医生送给我的礼物，他告诉我，在他经历非常相似的事情的一个早晨，他对他妻子说的正是那样的话。当他说出这些话时，我产生共鸣的方式，以及它直抵我内心的方式。我知道如果我尽可能简单地将其说出，它会引起其他人的共鸣。而且非常深刻的是，我收到了一位年轻人的来信，他说这段对白让他想起了自己脑海中的想法，从而阻止了他伤害自己，并促使他寻求帮助。因此，能向世界地发出这种声音，对我来说极其重要。

2

您如何承担这类互动？

那次让我流泪了。... 你总是希望你的工作产生影响，你希望它有意义，你希望人们从中获得与自身生活相关的东西。我的职业生涯一直非常幸运。我记得在《急诊室的故事》(ER) 时代；当卡特戒酒时，人们会写信告诉我：“你帮我解决了我的药物成瘾问题。” 当我在《陨落之星》(Falling Skies) 中饰演失去配偶的沉痛悲伤时，人们联系了我。在我的职业生涯中，我有几次成为了痛苦的避雷针。... 当你与某人产生这种连接，当他们那样回应时，这是最高级别的赞美。你在原本不存在的地方搭建了一座桥梁。如果你能在两个互不相识的陌生人之间搭建桥梁，让他们现在拥有与你无关的共同点，那就更好了。

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当粉丝的反应是负面的时，您如何应对？

你尝试将其客观化，相对于整体[反响]而言，这部分相对较小。但与此同时，这些人正是观众。这就是你讲述故事的原因。如果它触碰到了非预期中的神经，那就去处理它。想办法更敏感地去处理。... 但如果这成了“尾巴摇狗”的情况，就会变成一个危险的倾向。每年，我们都会进来审视自己，并对该季进行回顾分析。什么效果好，什么效果不好。以及在我们将继续前进的过程中，什么将成为这个叙事的一部分？演员阵容的变动将成为其中一部分。那是不可避免的。

4

您的母亲是一名护士。她如何看待这个时刻？感觉与您在《急诊室的故事》时期有什么不同吗？

是的。那时这只是一种新鲜感，即她在医院工作，而她的儿子同时出演这部极其受欢迎的医疗剧。... 我想，恕我直言，她现在可能比以前更为我感到自豪。她已经这样说了。我想在过去，她为我成功实现了成为演员的梦想而感到自豪。现在她为我感到自豪，是因为她觉得我利用这个平台在个人名利之外做了一些人道主义善举。

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Lee Sung Jin

Yahya Abdul- Mateen II

“约翰·坎迪： 我喜欢我自己”

封面故事： Rhea Seehorn

Patrick Ball 的照片 摄影：Ian Spanier 为 泰晤士报 拍摄

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THE BEAR（熊店）

8 项艾美奖提名

最佳喜剧剧集

AYO EDEBIRI

最佳女主角

ROB REINER

最佳客串男演员

JAMIE LEE CURTIS

最佳客串女演员

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The Contenders 编剧，导演

《Beef》充满了丰满的构思

李成镇 (Lee Sung Jin) 及其共同编剧将一对夫妇之间古怪的不和作为切入点，用以探讨更深层的心理主题

Michael Ordoña

Christina House

《Beef》的节目统筹将编剧室描述为一场“无止境的睡衣派对”。但合作者们并没有在八卦谁在和谁约会，而是通过交流彼此的过去，为这部带有黑色幽默的选集剧注入了轮回（samsara）和荣格阴影（Jungian Shadow）的主题。

“很多写作过程——我知道《黑道家族》(The Sopranos) 也是这么做的——与其说是写作，不如说是分享，”李成镇说道。他凭借第 1 季获得了三项艾美奖，并在第二季领跑类别的 16 项提名中再次获得三项提名。“这部剧不仅仅源于我的生活，而是源于所有编剧的生活或观察。我们花大量的时间进行无止境的睡衣派对，讲述关于亲戚的故事，或者九年级时发生的事情。”

对于一部在达到荒诞极致的同时，依然根植（或受困？）于日常生活琐碎战斗的剧集来说，挖掘这类个人数据是有意义的。这可能意味着为了抢购某种口味的运动饮料的最后一瓶而挣扎，或者是限制他人就医。

本季主要的“Beef”（矛盾）发生在两对夫妇之间：由奥斯卡·伊萨克 (Oscar Isaac) 和凯瑞·穆里根 (Carey Mulligan) 饰演的成熟中年夫妇乔什 (Josh) 和林赛 (Lindsay)，以及由查尔斯·梅尔顿 (Charles Melton) 和凯莉·斯佩尼 (Cailee Spaeny) 饰演的坦率年轻夫妇奥斯汀 (Austin) 和艾希莉 (Ashley)。夫妇内部以及与其他力量之间也存在大量冲突。例如，该剧探讨了“samsara”，根据《韦氏词典》，这是一个梵语术语，指“由业力引起的出生、痛苦和死亡的无限重复循环”，在印度教、佛教和其他信仰中占据重要地位。可以说，《Beef》身处阴沟，却在仰望星空。

李成镇表示，他们意识到要创作出与第 1 季不同的东西，“并非为了追求新鲜感”，而是为了触及我们试图表达的根源，而这最终就是轮回的概念。

“当你听到 [其中一名编剧] 讲故事时，会蹦出一个金句……我会觉得，‘这太适合奥斯汀、艾希莉或乔什了。’这就是为什么我们将其称为荣格的‘阴影工作’ (Shadow work)……你整天都在讨论阴影，并思考如何将这些现实生活中的信息塑造

成叙事形状。”

李成镇表示，卡尔·荣格对一个人内心阴暗冲动、隐藏面和投射的探索直接影响了剧本创作，尤其是当他在面对自己身上的这些方面时。

“在我最强烈的强迫性想法中，我在所有角色身上都看到了自己的影子，”他承认道。“我可以像艾希莉那样焦虑地依恋。我可以像奥斯汀那样讨好他人。我可以像乔什那样投身于工作。我可以像林赛那样渴望获得认可。”

“这就是我们讨论的：我们如何让自己代入这些角色，使他们立体化，并希望观众即使在感到尴尬或评判时，内心深处也能感受到他们自身与剧中发生之事之间某种维恩图般的交集？”

为了让这成为一种直观的体验而非理性的练习，演员们必须愿意不仅互相泼脏水，还要让自己深陷其中。该剧找到了揭露角色最糟糕一面——他们最琐碎、最复仇、最贪婪的部分——的方法。然后，对于某些人来说，会出现艰辛赢得的救赎之光。

并非所有人都能从永恒的轮回之轮中解脱，每个人有时都会被其令人眩晕的旋转所捕捉。

“一切都取决于 [乔什和林赛] 以及那场争吵，”李成镇在谈到第一集中引发一切的激烈争论时说道。那是某种带有嘲讽意味的相互打击，足以摧毁关系——或者也可以是必要的压力释放，使他们能够继续生存。

“当我说凯瑞和奥斯卡完全进入状态时，这其实是一种保守的说法。在拍摄前的每一天，我们都会进行数小时的 Zoom 视频会议，坦诚地交流。我们是在深入探讨。他们的坦诚不仅影响了对话，还影响了每个角色的发展轨迹。如果说编剧室像是一场睡衣派对，那么那些 Zoom 会议就像是一次高强度的康复静修。”

林赛通过说他们一年没有性生活，而他们的朋友特洛伊和艾娃（威廉·菲克特和米凯拉·胡佛饰）一直有性生活，从而伤害了乔什。乔什反击道，如果他娶的是艾娃，他也会一直和她发生性关系。

“起初，她用关于性的内容反击，”李说。“但凯瑞停了下来，说道：‘我不知道为什么，但我无法进入这场戏的结尾。感觉有些地方不够真实。’ 如果凯瑞·穆里根这么说，你就必须认真对待。”

他们讨论了这个问题，李建议道：“是因为你觉得这个男人浪费了你的整个生命吗？”她立即回应道：“就是这个。把摄像机拿回来。”然后，砰的一声，她进入状态了。我们将[她的回应]改为“你浪费了我的一辈子”，这就是你看到的那个场景。”

李拥有大量关于塑造《酸辣之战》（Beef）的协作细节。

“整部剧都诞生于这些让我深感感激的深度合作伙伴关系，”他说。“我们创造了一种家庭感，每一个决定都是共同做出的。我知道这种情况并不总是发生。所以我真的努力珍惜本季的每一分钟。”

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他关注其“神奇先生”英雄背后的普通人

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II 的超能力是展现脆弱感

故事作者 Tim Grierson

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↓ 《神奇先生》中的 Simon (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II)（左）和 Trevor (Ben Kingsley)。

当 YAHYA ABDUL-Mateen II 被选为漫威《神奇先生》的演员时，这对于这位一直享有系列成功作品的演员来说，仅仅是又一次大获成功。但这一时刻也让他回想起不久前那些成功似乎难以保证的日子。“《神奇先生》在我就读耶鲁戏剧学院毕业 10 周年之际推出，”他在纽约通过 Zoom 回忆道，“我记得在那些教室里：‘没人知道我在這裡。但只要我步入社会，每个人都会知道。’”

在进入耶鲁之前，他走在一条不同的职业道路上。他在加州大学伯克利分校获得了建筑学学士学位，从事城市规划工作直到被裁员，这件事加上他父亲的去世，促使他追求自己真正的热爱：表演。在耶鲁的学习结束时，他渴望出发。“我在第一份工作中年满 29 岁，”Abdul-Mateen 笑着模仿年轻时冲动的自己说道：“我很年轻，我很帅，我有话要说，让我工作吧！”

最近年满 40 岁的 Abdul-Mateen 确实让世界知道了他是谁，他凭借在 HBO 重新构思的 2019 年《守望者》系列中饰演曼哈顿博士获得了艾美奖，并凭借 2022 年复排的 Suzan-Lori Parks 的《Top-dog / Underdog》获得了托尼奖提名。

他现在凭借《神奇先生》获得了艾美奖喜剧系列剧最佳男主角提名，在剧中饰演 Simon Williams，一名隐藏自己拥有超能力事实的挣扎中的演员，因为如果暴露，他将被该行业禁入。

讽刺的是，考虑到其主题，在我们的采访之后但在发布之前，Disney+ 取消了这部剧集，而该剧在三月份最初已获得第二季续订。（“这就是生活，对吧？”Abdul-Mateen 在 Instagram 上回应这一消息时写道，“一切都会水到渠成的。”）尽管如此，在漫威在好莱坞的统治地位有所下降之时，这部剧集代表了一种令人欢迎的改变，演员那极具掌控力且复杂的表演在其中大放异彩。他与 Ben Kingsley 共同主演，后者饰演傲慢的戏剧演员 Trevor Slattery，在秘密为邪恶的损害控制部工作的同时与 Simon 成为朋友。该剧因缺乏经常给漫威项目带来负担的全球性危机而获得了好评。但 Abdul-Mateen 认为，《神奇先生》实际上比其前提所暗示的要紧迫得多。

“伙计，对 Simon 来说，那些赌注简直惊人，”他说，“在一些更传统的漫威剧集中，这些赌注发生在宇宙规模上。我们将同样的赌注放在了内心深处。”这种亲密的方式对于 Abdul-Mateen 来说至关重要，从他第一次与漫威总裁 Kevin Feige 会面起就是如此，他告诉对方：“我想扮演一个能吃汉堡或喝啤酒的角色，一个真实的三维人类。而且我想向人们展示我很幽默。”

《神奇先生》确实揭示了这位正剧演员轻松的一面，但 Abdul-Mateen 一贯地挖掘角色脆弱感的能力被运用得如此有效。Simon 经常是自己最大的敌人，让他的自我沉溺和职业执念使他脱轨。粉丝们对此产生了共鸣。

“我听到了那些已经停止[追求梦想]的人说，‘不，我要再试一次。’”他提到了《神奇先生》中最具情感的一场戏，当时 Simon 和 Trevor 坐在他那辆破旧的丰田 Camry 车里，思考着是否放弃表演。“他正面对着‘哇，我必须做点别的’这个现实。在我遇到的人中，很多人都是这种情况。而且不总是演员。我的门卫把我拉到一边——他只是说，‘嘿，’然后指了指他的心。谁知道他有什么梦想？任何觉得自己遗留了某些机会的人，都能在剧中找到共鸣。”

当西蒙被焦虑和自我怀疑困扰时，他的能力会失控地爆发。像任何演员一样，阿卜杜勒-马廷理解那些侵入性的想法。在准备《神奇先生》（Wonder Man）期间，他问自己：“如果这部作品不受欢迎怎么办？”“如果这是我留下印记的唯一一次大机会怎么办？在任何成功程度上，经历怀疑都是人之常情。但我确实很享受回顾并寻找那些在西蒙没有机会成长的方式上已经成长起来的自我部分。”

撇开《神奇先生》被取消带来的消极影响不谈，今年还出演了 Netflix 春季剧集《火线救援》（Man on Fire）的阿卜杜勒-马廷，在今年还有更多计划。他很快将出现在大卫·芬奇执导的、尚未命名的《好莱坞往事》（Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood）续集中，布拉德·皮特将在该片中再次饰演他获得奥斯卡奖的克里夫·布斯一角，剧本由昆汀·塔伦蒂诺编写。在签约这部今年秋季最受期待的电影之一时，阿卜杜勒-马廷是否像西蒙那样紧张？

“当你与大卫和昆汀这样才华横溢的人合作时，他们会让工作变得简单，”他回答道。“实际上，那些情况并不怎么压力。当我站在标记点上时，我已经拥有了成功所需的一切。本·金斯利爵士说过：‘伟大的演员会让其他演员看起来很伟大。’”

在阿卜杜勒-马廷刚起步时，他不喜欢在生日时回顾人生。但现在，在 40 岁，他愿意给自己一点时间思考他走过的路，以及他仍想去的地方。

“我喜欢 40 岁，”他微笑着说。“它多了一份沉稳。而我在西蒙身上产生共鸣的部分，是我心中那个拥有梦想的部分。每次我完成一项工作，梦想就会开始涌现：‘天哪，我希望我能做类似这样的事情！’这就是成为艺术家的特点：表达自我的需求永远是真实的。”

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竞争者 纪录片

为什么约翰·坎迪的家人认为现在是讲述他故事的正确时机

这位喜剧演员的妻子和孩子们在纪录片《我喜欢我》中揭示了其中的美好与忧伤

故事作者 Jenelle Riley

摄影 Christopher Patey 为泰晤士报拍摄

罗丝玛丽·坎迪早在 1979 年就与约翰·坎迪结婚了，但即使是她，也在纪录片《约翰·坎迪：我喜欢我》中了解到了关于她已故丈夫的一些新事情。在一段存档的电视采访中，约翰说他起初认为他的相亲对象并不喜欢他，并补充道：“但我打算向她证明——‘你怎么敢不喜欢我？’”罗丝玛丽在为这部获得艾美奖提名的 Prime Video 纪录片接受的首次采访中坦承，她在电影上映前从未见过这段片段。“这太有趣了，这种‘我觉得她不喜欢我，但我打算让她喜欢我’的想法，”她说。“一旦我开始了解他，我就对他深深地着迷了。”全世界也是如此。《巴克叔叔》和《SCTV》的明星如此深受喜爱，以至于电影导演科林·汉克斯担心会有太多的人想要参与其中。

出生于安大略省的坎迪是一个如此标志性的人物，以至于当这部电影被选为去年多伦多国际电影节的开幕片时，加拿大总理马克·卡尼惊喜现身为其介绍。用洛杉矶人能理解的方式来说：他如此传奇，以至于在他的葬礼队伍经过时，洛杉矶警察局和加利福尼亚州公路巡警关闭了 405 高速公路的部分路段。

坎迪于 1994 年 3 月因心脏病发作去世，年仅 43 岁；葬礼就在他位于布伦特伍德的家附近举行，罗丝玛丽至今仍住在那里，她已故丈夫的存在依然充盈在屋中。个人照片陈列在各处，他心爱的皮革装订书填满了图书馆，各种纪念品占据了办公室。但对他遗产最大的提醒是他的孩子们，克里斯·坎迪和詹妮弗·坎迪-沙利文，他们不仅与父母长得极其相似，而且散发出同样的温暖和精神。

坎迪一家是一个紧密的整体，因此选择参与一部纪录-

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片是一个集体决定。多年来，除了罗丝玛丽参与 A&E 的《传记》以及 2011 年的纪录片《约翰·坎迪：真正的双蓝》（该片侧重于他对多伦多阿尔贡特足球队的喜爱）之外，他们一直拒绝参与。“这是因为我们还没准备好，而且我们觉得这个故事已经被讲述过了，”克里斯说。他们还听说了未经授权的项目，甚至是一个潜在的传记电影——他们对此完全反对。“一名被接触过的演员来找我们说，‘我很想演，但如果你们不支持，我就不演’，”詹妮弗透露。

情况在 2019 年发生了变化，当时同为加拿大人的瑞安·雷诺兹联系他们，希望制作一段社交媒体视频以纪念坎迪逝世 25 周年。该帖子的反响如此热烈，以至于雷诺兹建议拍摄一部纪录片。随后疫情爆发，紧迫感随之增加。“我记得当时在想，‘人们不再年轻了’，”克里斯说。“而且听到其他电影尝试的消息提醒我们，我们有机会用自己的方式讲述事情。”

这家人联系了汉克斯，他们对他之前拍摄的关于 Tower Records 和 Eagles of Death Metal 乐队的纪录片印象深刻。巧合的是，他们早在 40 多年前的一次烧烤会上就见过这位电影制作人，当时汉克斯的父亲汤姆刚刚与约翰共同拍摄了 1984 年的喜剧片《溅水》，他们的生活在这些年里一直有交集。“我会说我们关系友好但不是朋友，”克里斯说。“在某种程度上，这给了他完成工作的完美距离感。”

坎迪一家只有两个要求。一个是他们希望采访那些真正见过他的人——因此，科南·奥布莱恩（他在遇到坎迪时还是哈佛大学的学生）的一段轶事被收录在内，以及尤金·列维和凯瑟琳·奥哈拉等朋友和合作演员的回忆。

第二个要求是他们不希望讲述一个被美化后的故事，即詹妮弗所说的“太完美”的版本——尽管电影的开头是比尔·默里开玩笑说，他在《Stripes》中的搭档如此可爱，以至于很难找到“任何黑料”来让电影变得有趣。他们还希望探讨约翰的挣扎，例如他早年丧父而未能化解的悲痛，以及他对自身生命有限的认知。约翰还与好莱坞的压力和长期焦虑作斗争，而这些在当时并不是公开讨论的话题。

此外，公众还关注他的体重：业界热爱他那快活的大个子形象，但他却不得不忍受关于外貌的轻率采访问题，例如：“你不觉得每个人都喜欢胖子吗？为什么？”

“你看其中一些采访时会屏住呼吸，”罗斯玛丽说。“你可以看出他因此受到了多么大的伤害。”克里斯附和道：“我以前从未看过其中一些，而将它们纳入其中对我来说可能是这部电影最有效的部分。”詹妮弗补充说，当时一些记者寄来了道歉信：“我认为这表明了他们多么敬重他，以及在意识到他真的受伤时他们感到多么糟糕。”

不过，最终这部电影赞颂了这个男人及其成就。这是一份延续至今的遗产：当坎迪一家坐下来接受这次采访时，乔什·加德在圣迭戈动漫展上宣布，他不会在即将上映的续集中接替坎迪在《Spaceballs》中的角色。“那个角色是由一个独特的人演绎的，而且永远只会由一个人演绎，那就是约翰·坎迪，”加德告诉人群。“约翰是这部电影的核心。”

家人观看了一段加德致敬的视频以及随后雷鸣般的掌声。

“这太贴心了，”罗斯玛丽回应道，此时克里斯和詹妮弗的手机因收到告知他们关于该小组讨论的短信而不断响起。

因此，虽然这部纪录片的标题取自约翰在《Planes, Trains and Automobiles》中那段令人心碎的演讲，但他们欣赏其多重含义。他们知道约翰不仅被每个人喜欢，而且被每个人热爱，包括他自己。罗斯玛丽回忆起有一次撞见他对着手镜看。“我想他当时在尝试贴胡子之类的，但他停下来认真地审视自己，”她透露道。“然后他说，‘我很美。’他是认真的。所以这个标题既是一次致敬，也是一次真诚的肯定。”

↗ 电影《Planes, Trains and Automobiles》中的约翰·坎迪（左）和史蒂夫·马丁。

→ 坎迪一家：詹妮弗（左）、罗斯玛丽、克里斯和约翰。

派拉蒙影业：克里斯·坎迪

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《The Pitt》主演们开启新篇章

在这部 HBO Max 剧集的 Season 2 中，急诊室医生们经历了巨大的变化。演员 Shawn Hatosy、Gerran Howell 和 Patrick Ball 同样有所成长。

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这部剧没有给其医生和护士数季的时间来演变，而是让《The Pitt》的 Season 2 直接跳到了 10 个月后的未来。这为演员们提供了一个不寻常的机会，去探索角色新的侧面。对于 Shawn Hatosy、Gerran Howell 和 Patrick Ball 而言——他们每人都获得了艾美奖剧集类支持演员的提名——这意味着截然不同的表演。

在 Season 1 结束时，Ball 饰演的 Frank Langdon 医生在 Michael 'Robby' Robinavitch 医生（Noah Wyle 饰）发现其药物成瘾后，被迫离开医院。设定在 7 月 4 日的 Season 2，标志着他在完成康复治疗后回来的第一天。

“对我来说，这是一个巨大的戏剧性挑战，”Ball 在与 Howell 和 Hatosy 通过 Zoom 从洛杉矶进行交谈时表示。“他离开了 The Pitt，经历了一次深刻的精神转变，并且 10 个月没有见到任何人。他必须回来并重建这些关系。他在这一季的过程中意识到，实际上，这里的每个人都改变了。”

Howell 饰演的 Dennis Whitaker 医生变得更加自信。事实上，他的日子似乎比同事们过得更好，尤其是 Robby，后者的心理健康处于崩溃边缘。

“Whitaker 没有注意到 Robby 身上发生的任何事情，”Howell 说。“他在这个非常动荡的环境中找到了自己的节奏。但这不一定是一种健康的应对方式。人们在依赖他，但你从未见他请求其他角色提供帮助。”

Ball 补充道：“Whitaker 现在占据了 [Langdon] 曾经作为‘金童’所占据的空间。但成为金童其实并不是一个健康的位置。”

Howell 指出，角色并不一定在单一季度中发生改变。“很多事情发生在季度之间，”他说。“这是一个非常渐进的过程，观众会在我们推进的过程中逐渐理解。他们必须去发现改变了什么。”

“你不会迎来一次宏大的宣泄或足以改变生活的转折，”Ball 说。“但深刻的开端是可以发生的。你在 Langdon 身上可以看到这一点。在 Season 1 中，他非常自我。但他离开后意识到，‘我可能是最糟糕的’。这种觉悟的开端在 Season 2 中出现在 Langdon 身上。”

饰演夜班主治医生 Jack Abbot 的 Hatosy 回忆起收到 [创作者] R. Scott Gemmill 关于 Episode 7 的电话时，曾担心他的角色可能会陷入险境。相反，Gemmill 概述了一个揭示 Abbot 曾担任 SWAT 医护人员工作经历的故事情节。

“这与 Robby 自行诊断决定不戴头盔骑摩托车横跨全国没什么两样，”Hatosy 说。“Abbot 表面上在做这份工作，但其中有很多危险信号。我在 [剧集] 第一集开始时就在房顶上，字面上快要跳下去了，所以我永远不确定他什么时候会进来并最终没能挺过来。”

参与《The Pitt》的拍摄帮助 Hatosy 放下了提前了解角色或故事所有细节的需求。“在这种‘未知’和‘身在当下’的状态中，有一种难以置信的自由感，”他说。“我已经放弃询问了，因为我并不真的想知道。相反，我接受它并顺其自然。”

尽管角色在 Season 2 中面临新的挑战，但所有演员都感到更加自在，无论是面对未知还是面对结构。Ball 出身于剧院背景，在拍摄《The Pitt》之前没有过电视剧经验。该剧使用两台手持且不断移动的摄像机拍摄，对演员要求复杂的调度。

“我当时完全没有能力处理这一切，”Ball 说。“现在我们进入 Season 3 的拍摄，我意识到这是一个相当具有教育意义的过程，因为我现在能感觉到它了。我开始看清这盘棋局。”

在第 1 季中，演员们参加了为期五天的医疗训练营，以学习专业术语和流程，并向现实世界中的医生提出他们可能有的任何问题。在第 2 季之前，他们参加了一个缩减版的训练营。

“我们被直接扔进了深水区，”豪威尔说。“看了很多可怕的视频。但那些医生立刻让我们意识到，这部剧能够揭露某些事情对他们来说有多么重要。在房间里，你可以感受到我们将事情做正确是多么重要。”

“这部剧从一开始就非常明确，它不是为了讨好观众，也不会有浪漫的主线，或者所有那些在壁橱里约会的典型套路，”鲍尔补充道。“它将优先考虑医学的真实性和呈现的真实性。‘纪录片式’这个词被经常提及。我们希望围绕罗比展开关于心理健康的对话，以及围绕成瘾问题的对话。”

鲍尔在成长过程中亲眼目睹了成为一名医疗专业人员所产生的影响。他的母亲是一名急诊室护士，他的父亲是一名急救医疗技术员。

“几天前我和父母通电话，谈到他们失去了一位亲爱的朋友，那是一位自杀的急诊室医生，”鲍尔说。“这真实地提醒了我们为什么要制作这部剧。成为一部热门电视剧的一部分并获得大量提名可能会变成首要目标。但这无关提名、奖杯或观看量。我们所做的事情有一个使命。”

“它开启了关于脆弱性、医疗系统如何功能失调，以及这些医生和医疗工作者在其中艰难前行的对话，”哈托西补充道。

在《The Pitt》的世界里，一切都是团队努力的结果。这部剧本身也是如此。在总共 25 项艾美奖提名中，有 13 项是表演类提名，哈托西说这让它感觉“不像是个人的成就”。

“我们是以一个真正的整体共同经历这一切的，”鲍尔说。“当这一切结束时，我们将永远是艾美奖提名者。但现在，我们仍然只是《The Pitt》剧组的一员，这是一种非常罕见且绝妙的经历这一时刻的方式。”

故事作者：Emily Zemler

摄影：Ian Spanier 为 泰晤士报

↓ 左起 Shawn Hatosy, Gerran Howell 和 Patrick Ball 在《The Pitt》中。

WARRICK PAGE / HBO MAX

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摄影：IAN SPANIER

凭借其极具表现力的面孔，Rhea Seehorn 能让你相信任何事情。难怪《Better Call Saul》和《Pluribus》的编剧 Vince Gilligan 认为她是不可或缺的。

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Rhea Seehorn 拥有 Vince Gilligan 所称的“巨幕脸”。作为《Pluribus》以及（与 Peter Gould 合作的）《Better Call Saul》的创作者，Gilligan 依赖于 Seehorn 能够无需多言便传达出角色内心想法和感受的能力。Gilligan 热爱沉默，并将其大篇幅地运用在作品中，让——或者更准确地说，要求——观众自行揣摩发生了什么。¶ 而在 Seehorn 身上，他找到了一个仅凭一次斜睨或一次皱眉，就能让你洞悉 Gilligan 秘密的人。¶ 但 Seehorn 告诉我，无论走到哪里，她都带着这种能力。人们看着她，然后做出假设。她身高 5 英尺 4 英寸，身材苗条且看起来很有运动天赋，尽管她说自己是“任何人所认识的最不擅长运动的人”。但这并没有妨碍她被选为即将播出的 Owen Wilson 喜剧剧集《Stick》中的高尔夫教练，以及她目前正在拍摄的一部名为《Running》的电影中的田径教练。

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“我不跑步，”她告诉这部电影的导演 Gavin O'Connor。“我可以叫别人跑步，但你不会想看到我跑步的。”

然而，这种推断并不只发生在工作中。直到几年前，人们开始因为她在《Better Call Saul》中饰演面无表情的律师 Kim Wexler 而认出她之前，Seehorn 站在商店里时，顾客会认为她在那里工作。在 Gap 购物时，有人会问她某件 T 恤是否有中号。在 Target，有人会询问她哪里能找到圣诞装饰品。甚至在片场，背景演员会走近她，询问餐饮服务区是否还有原味贝果。

“你认为为什么会这样？”我问她。因为，即便她已经成名，并且凭借在《Pluribus》中饰演 Carol（一个被迫将世界从幸福和集体意识中拯救出来的忧郁女人）而获得金球奖，54 岁的 Seehorn 说这种情况仍然经常发生。

“我问过我的朋友们，显然我白日梦或思考时的表情看起来很专注，”她说。“我想我的内心独白对人们来说具有高度的可解释性，如果你站在商店里，看到一个人在深思熟虑，他们会觉得，‘她一定是在补货。’而实际上，我可能在想 80 年代在某个派对上我对某人说错了什么。”

Seehorn 突然大笑起来，在我们的整个交谈过程中，她经常如此且兴致勃勃。我们在泰晤士报，这是她上次访问我们办公室九年之后，我知道这一点是因为她在相机相册里给我看了一张她最小的继子 McLain 的照片，那是我们在市中心拍摄的，当时他 9 岁，还小到会对身处一座“报社大楼”感到兴奋。

这引发了另一个“带孩子上班”的回忆。

“当他们 7 岁和 9 岁时，我带着他以及 Gray [她与相处 12 年的伴侣、房地产经纪人 Graham Larson 的另一个继子] 去了《Better Call Saul》的片场，他们最兴奋的事情竟然是签署一份保密协议（NDA），”Seehorn 说。“制作办公室的每个人都对此大肆渲染，假装他们是间谍，因为我知道他们会觉得那样很酷。”

Seehorn 在《Better Call Saul》中与 Bob Odenkirk 对戏饰演 Kim，共演了六季，塑造了一个从配角演变为 Gilligan 所称的“剧集骨干”的角色。被她的多才多艺所折服，Gilligan 为 Seehorn 创作了《Pluribus》。但他不想在只有大纲而没有剧本之前告诉她。他请求《Saul》执行制片人 Melissa Bernstein充当间谍，告知他 Seehorn 是否接近接受另一份工作。有一天，在剧集的最后一季期间，Bernstein 告诉他最好赶紧出手。

“我不想错过机会，”Gilligan 在电话中说。“那将是一件令人沮丧的事。Rhea 是让这部剧运转起来的那个管理者。”

“RHEA 是让这部剧运转起来的那个管理者。”

Vince Gilligan，《Pluribus》创作者

并且愤怒，酗酒以抹除她的悔恨与愤怒。这些角色共同拥有一种为他们认为正确的事情而奋斗的强烈驱动力，对于卡罗尔来说，这意味着保持她的自主权，并抵制“其他人”那种追求良好氛围的群体满足感。从未有哪个英雄比这个脾气暴躁的人更不情愿。

西霍恩是一位极致的专业人士：亲切，乐于肯定同事，具有团队精神。因此，卡罗尔那种苦涩的愤怒，与她友好的个性以及我们在荧幕上见过的她的任何表现都截然不同。但这并非完全陌生。在谈到《Pluribus》季终集时，她说虽然她从未杀过人，但她感受过失控的愤怒。

这发生在什么时候？

“我才不会告诉你！”她笑着回答。

我只是在试着想象那个画面，我对她说。

“我知道，因为很多人都说，‘我从未见过你生气’，”西霍恩说，“我压抑。我压抑得太多了。这是我和治疗师一起努力解决的问题。我青少年时期经常尖叫和大喊。那就是我的战斗方式。然后有一天在大学里——我想我当时经历了一次出体体验——我决定我不想成为那样的人。而这可能把指针推向了另一个极端。现在，当我生气时，我通常会退缩并变得非常安静。我会说一切都很好，然后我再也不跟你说话了。”

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这本可以让扮演像卡罗尔这样反应剧烈的人物成为一种治疗。相反，它对西霍恩的身体造成了影响。

“与卡罗尔不同，当我极度愤怒且正试图告诉某人我有多么难过时，我经常会哭，”西霍恩说，“就像是，愤怒如此地扰乱我的身体，以至于让我流泪。无论我如何尝试脱离卡罗尔这个角色，我的身体并不明白我是在演戏。”

我们开始讨论关系、不健康的退缩以及让问题恶化到某种程度，以至于当情绪爆发时，感觉非常突然，而对方完全不知道发生了什么。突然之间，西霍恩让我体验了一把卡罗尔，她低吼着说出“你能不能明白？”，语气如此凶猛，以至于我几乎在椅子上被物理性地震退了。

“天呐，你刚才吓到我了，”我对她说。

“谢谢，”西霍恩灿烂地笑着说。

因为她是一个（通常）适应良好的人，西霍恩开发出了应对恐惧和冷汗的方法，而这些情绪来自于在一部昂贵且备受推崇的电视剧中担任主角——该剧获得了18项艾美奖提名，其中包括她凭借主角表现获得的一项提名。她将家中的车库改造成了一个听起来像真正奇境的地方。在一个角落里，有一个微型健身房。有一个录制旁白的地方，虽然不是专业的录音室（她希望有一天能拥有），但很接近。有一个可以安静阅读剧本的空间。还有一个她可以绘画、雕塑、玩拼图、乐高套装、刺绣的区域——所有这些事情都能缓解她的焦虑，并帮助她克服创作瓶颈。

“如果我对某个场景的掌控过于死板而无法理清头绪，我会在背台词的同时玩拼图或画画，”西霍恩说。

她热爱创造事物，但她同样热爱那些需要遵循指令的项目。这能让她平静。在热情地谈论一个十字绣项目时，她说：“别对我翻白眼！”而我绝对没有那样做。那是我在白日梦、思考时的表情。

有时这些项目会进入屋内，在那里，西霍恩可能会打开电视，观看她所谓的“谋杀电视”，坐在一个巨大的弧形金属圆顶灯下，那盏灯感觉就像审讯室的聚光灯。在那里，她的脑海中依然在思考她在办公室里处理的事情，当她与某个场景搏斗时，她会在多个维度上沉浸其中。

Seehorn 喜欢看像《关键线索》（Dateline）这样的节目，因为它们在混乱的世界中提供了一种秩序感。坏人。坏人被抓。坏人入狱。一切都好。但这不仅仅于此。作为一名演员，她喜欢观察人们试图撒谎——但失败了的样子。她简直不敢相信人们在不说真话方面竟然如此糟糕。

“每一次，我都会想，‘这家伙在撒谎，’”Seehorn 说。“女性也是，当我看着审讯场景时会想，‘你竟然说你不知道有人要闯进来枪杀你的丈夫，这绝对不可能。’这很有趣，因为作为演员，每当我们扮演向警察撒谎的罪犯时，我们表现得非常好。”

这是否意味着 Seehorn 是一个熟练的谎言家？是也不是。你见过她的表演。她能让你相信任何事情。但当她撒谎时，她会被迫坦白，即使那个谎言是无伤大雅的。

“我可能会在一段对话中，一群很酷的人在讨论他们看的一部电影，我会说，‘噢是的，那部电影太棒了！’”Seehorn 说。“然后我会离开，之后我又回来并说，‘其实我没看过。对不起。’然后他们会说，‘那个奇怪的女孩是谁？’我擅长撒谎，但不擅长承受内疚感。”

那么，当你告诉我你不知道关于《Pluribus》第二季的任何细节时，你是在误导我吗？我问。

“我什么都不知道！”Seehorn 说。最后一幕中直升机小心翼翼地放在 Carol 车道上的木箱里的原子弹？“一旦他们喊‘咔’，我就走到 Vince 面前问，‘现在你能告诉我我们在做什么吗？’他说，‘我完全不知道。’”

“几个月后的现在，我所知道的依然仅限于此，”她继续说道。

但如果你知道……

“在我们告别大约一小时后，你会收到我的电话，坦白一切，”Seehorn 微笑着回答。

电话依然没有响起。✉

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↑ Rhea Seehorn 在《Pluribus》中饰演 Carol Sturka。

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插画由 Tim McDonagh 为 The Times 绘制

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“十字军”（CRUSADER）（第 8 季，第 15 集）

特技演员：Chris Barnes, Bryce Biederman, Hannah Scott, Adam Shippey

当这部高风险的程序剧要求一名卧底特工在疾驰的半挂车车厢内与袭击者搏斗，然后跳到追击车辆的挡风玻璃上时，特技团队知道只有实拍动作才能使其具有可信度。“《FBI》最伟大的地方之一就是它的协作性，”驾驶追击车的 Scott 说道。“而且无论我们做什么，都必须推动故事发展。”当卡车在车流中穿梭（由 Barnes 驾驶）时，演员 Biederman（袭击者）和 Shippey（特工）之间的每一次击打都变得更加不可预测，直到 Biederman 被甩到街道上。“这是在维持现实感和保持观众兴趣之间的一种结合，”Biederman 在谈到升级动作戏时说道。至于最后的逃脱？安全设备已就位，但 Shippey 说，“在某些事情可能发生的那一刻之前，你是完全自由的。”特技团队在全部三次拍摄中都完美完成了落地。

《七王国之骑士》（A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS）

“以母亲之名”（第1季，第5集）

特技演员：Chris Cox, Jake Cox, Zach Roberts, Gyula Tóth

为了在《七王国之骑士》中打造出那种冷酷且毫不留情的钢铁碰撞，剧组进行了数周细致的准备和制作，片中 14 名男子为了荣誉在激烈的混战中碰撞。“我们追求的是真实感，”Roberts 说道，他在王子 Aeron（Finn Bennett 饰）与 Ser Duncan（Peter Claffey 饰）进行一场残酷的肉搏决斗时担任替身。“我们不想要那些看起来很荒谬的东西。它必须是残酷的。”在创造近身格斗和营造角色紧张感时，摄像机运动的设计旨在给人一种“身临其境的感觉”，而不可预测的周围环境使每一步都变成了更大的风险。“你总是在尝试传达正确的情绪。我们花费了大量时间，并做出了许多非常智能的

选择，关于我们如何利用摄像机的自由度，”Roberts 指出。“我们尽可能地尊重他们以及他们的角色选择。”唯一没有得到回答的问题是：“你投降吗？”

《棕榈皇室》

“麦克辛找回自我”

（第2季，第6集）

特技演员：Colby Lemmo, Sonja Wajih

随着麦克辛鲁莽的双胞胎姐妹 Mirabelle（均由 Kristen Wiig 饰演）的意外到来，混乱爆发，最终与《棕榈皇室》中可疑的社交名媛 Raquel（Claudia Ferri 饰）展开了一场疯狂的对决。“我们把它做得非常夸张，然后在表演过程中毫不保留，因为知道并非所有事情都必须完美。越混乱就越有趣，”Mirabelle 的特技替身 Lemmo 说道。动作戏贯穿了庄园奢华的房间，将画作、烛台和织物变成了临时武器，最后以跳入泳池收场。“我认为使用在豪宅周围能找到的东西增加了所有事情的幽默感，因为这些是你平时没机会玩的东西，”为 Raquel 担任替身的 Wajih 说道。但另一种巧妙的技巧让表演者得以隐藏。“我们的假发在我们所谓的‘发型编排’（hairography）中非常有帮助，我们可以隐藏面部或甩动头发，”Wajih 说道。“知道摄像机将处于什么位置，是我们能够精准掌控这一点的方法。”

《蜘蛛侠-黑色电影》

“小心行事”（第1季，第2集）

特技演员：Solomon Brende, Jimmy Chhiu, Micaiah Chau, Kyle Potter 我们第一次看到 Nicolas Cage 饰演的蜘蛛侠时，那是时代质感与超级英雄奇观的大胆结合，他追击一群打手，从一辆车荡到另一辆车，轻松地将他们甩到一边。“我们想要模仿旧黑色电影的风格以及一些较新的新黑色电影，比如《洛城机密》，”Chhiu 在谈到《蜘蛛侠-黑色电影》中的特技时说道，该剧讲述了 Cage 饰演的一名坚毅的私家侦探面对 20 世纪 30 年代纽约犯罪底层的故事。打斗编排被设计得更像斗殴，Chau 指出，表演者将“强有力的形状、动作和线条”削减为“稍微有些颓废”的角色，以强调黑色电影的美学。Cage 的特技替身 Brende 则更进一步。“我在监视器上观察他，想着将他的一些习惯动作融入到表演中，”他回忆道。“Nick 实际上看了回放，他说：‘那真的太棒了。’”

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他们埋头苦干，终于获得了回报

这六位资深演员花费多年时间磨练技艺。现在，他们首次获得了艾美奖的认可。

故事作者 Daniel Vaillancourt

尽管名声在外，但好莱坞并不总是由一夜成名驱动。The Envelope 采访了六位在上个月获得其职业生涯首次艾美奖提名的资深演员——他们证明了美好的事物确实会来到那些懂得等待的人身边。

DALE DICKEY，《寡妇湾》(WIDOW'S BAY)

类别：喜剧剧集类最佳女配角

履历：自1995年以来拥有150部电影和电视作品，包括《肮脏的生活》(Sordid Lives)、《我的名字叫厄尔》(My Name Is Earl) 和《冬日之骨》(Winter's Bone)

“我并不真正明白你的手机‘爆炸’（信息激增）意味着什么，除非有人去世了，”这位在洛杉矶生活了很久的64岁演员说道。对于她在Apple这部恐怖喜剧中饰演的易怒市政厅职员Rosemary所获得的反响，她仍感到有些震惊。“人们如此喜爱Rosemary的幽默，这让我感到惊讶。这完全归功于[创作者兼节目统筹]Katie Dippold、[导演]Hiro Murai以及所有的编剧。他们为我写了一些很棒的台词，我玩得很开心。没有什么比气死Matthew Rhys更爽的了，而这正是Rosemary存在的唯一目的。”至于第二季，Dickey承认，“我想知道接下来的发展如何。”数百万粉丝也同样如此。

ERNEST HARDEN JR.，《皮特》(THE PITT)

类别：剧情剧集类最佳客串男演员

履历：自1975年以来拥有84部电影和电视作品，包括《秃鹰三日》(Three Days of the Condor)、《杰斐逊一家》(The Jeffersons) 和《白人不能跳》(White Men Can't Jump)

当这位73岁的洛杉矶居民得知《皮特》的创作者希望他饰演酗酒的“急诊室常客”Louie Cloverfield，而不是他最初试镜的那个较小的角色时，他感到很失望。“噢，天哪。又是一个喝醉的黑人，”Harden当时这样想，但在重新考虑后决定，“我要让这个角色尽可能真实，因为酗酒是一种严重的疾病，它影响着每一个人。”他很高兴观众能被他的表演所感动。这位演员记得曾询问主演兼编剧、导演、执行制片人Noah Wyle，Cloverfield是否会死去。“他说，‘相信我，全美国都会为你而哭。那将是辉煌的。就相信我，’”Harden说，“我信了。”事实也确实如此。

HAMISH LINKLATER，《寡妇湾》(WIDOW'S BAY)

类别：喜剧剧集类最佳客串男演员

履历：自2000年以来拥有69部电影和电视作品，包括《克里斯汀的新冒险》(The New Adventures of Old Christine)、《大空头》(The Big Short) 和《午夜弥撒》(Midnight Mass)

“我简直太开心了。我一直在街上蹦蹦跳跳。这太令人愉悦了，”这位纽约人说道。他在50岁生日后的第二天，因饰演不朽的岛屿创始人Richard Warren而获得提名。“我没有问为什么。我只是说，‘谢谢’。”他记得在《寡妇湾》的片场迎来49岁生日。“我当时正被塞进一口棺材里，大喊着，‘我想活下去！我想活下去！’这在生日那天倒是挺合适的。”至于在第二季中复活，Linklater承认他向Dippold提过建议。“我就像在说，‘嘿，你知道这部剧里有鬼吧？仅仅因为我死了并不意味着我真的死了。仅仅因为我是一盒灰尘，并不意味着我必须保持那样。’”

MIRIAM SHOR，《众多的》(PLURIBUS)

类别：剧情剧集类最佳客串女演员

履历：自1997年以来拥有53部作品，包括《海德薇和愤怒的英寸》(Hedwig and the Angry Inch)、《年轻》(Younger) 和《美国小说》(American Fiction)

“这是我参与过的最喜欢的剧集，”这位55岁的纽约人说道。她在剧中饰演Rhea Seehorn饰演的那个刻薄的言情小说家的亡妻。她将自己首次获得艾美奖提名比作在享用了一顿丰盛大餐后被赠送的一份免费甜点。她形容Seehorn可能是“我见过的最容易让人爱上的人。除了我的丈夫之外！”在发稿时，关于Shor是否会回归第二季仍没有消息，但她保持乐观。“那个作为你命中注定之人的人的记忆——无论他们是否在身体上陪伴你——永远不会消失，”她说。“这绝对是我们看待Carol所做所有选择的棱镜。”

CARLOS-MANUEL VESGA，《PLURIBUS》

类别：剧情剧集类 supporting actor

履历：自 2000 年以来拥有 48 部电影和电视作品，全部在哥伦比亚制作

“我很想告诉你们这是一个梦想成真，但实际上，这是我甚至从未允许自己去梦想的事情，”这位 50 岁的哥伦比亚明星——在他故乡是一个真正的家喻户晓的名字——在波哥大的家中说道。在回忆起进入《Pluribus》剧组时收到的非凡接待时，他依然情绪激动。这是他的第一个美国剧组，他在剧中饰演全球 13 个对入侵的蜂巢意识免疫的个体之一。“每个人都在向我鼓掌并对我微笑，”他说道，并坦承当时极其紧张。“对我来说，这就像站在火星上一样。不同的国家。不是用我的母语。刚到那里时，一切都压力很大。但从第一刻起，他们对我就非常甜蜜、热情且友善。我不想让他们失望。”

LAUREN WEEDMAN，《HACKS》

类别：喜剧剧集类 guest actress

履历：自 1999 年以来拥有 67 部电影和电视作品，包括《Date Night》、《Looking》和《Abbott Elementary》

57 岁的 Weedman 不仅感激《Hacks》的创作者在她第 3 季和第 4 季之间患上名为贝尔面瘫的暂时性毁容疾病后仍邀请她回归，更感激他们从一开始就信任她去做她最擅长的事情：即兴发挥。“我太喜欢这个角色了，”这位洛杉矶人谈到她饰演的那个令人捧腹的拉斯维加斯市长时说道。“他们让我把很多自我融入其中。我想就是这样。对我来说，是创作者们帮助了我。”最重要的是，她希望这次提名能提升她在好莱坞把关人心中的价值。“这意味着我可以获得更多工作吗？”她问道，渴望获得主演角色。“把球传给我。就像，让我上场比赛！”

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1 Miriam Shor 在《Pluribus》中。

2 Ernest Harden Jr.（左），在 《The Pitt》中。

3 Hamish Linkla- ter 在《Widow's Bay》中。

4 Dale Dickey 在 《Widow's Bay》中。

5 Lauren Weed- man 在《Hacks》中。

6 Carlos-Manuel Vesga 在 《Pluribus》中。

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《朋友与邻居》真实探讨衰老

主演阿曼达·皮特与主创乔纳森·特罗珀谈论该剧如何应对中年时期的挫败感

故事报道： 纳迪亚·尼奥菲图

在《你的朋友与邻居》第 2 季的首播中，乔恩·汉姆饰演的库普在试图偷走一支价值 $100,000 的万宝龙钢笔时向后摔倒。库普以前也摔过。但这一次，他无法站起来。在第一季中，他一直试图逃避失去工作、婚姻以及在威斯特彻斯特精英阶层中地位所带来的后果，而时间——以及中年——终于追上了他。

对于这部 Apple TV 系列剧的主创、剧集主管兼执行制片人乔纳森·特罗珀来说，这一刻揭示了库普的“一种脆弱，一种盔甲上的弱点”。“摔倒这件事是非常正常且平凡的，”特罗珀说，“但与此同时，对他而言，这可能意味着被逮捕。”

而且不只是库普。由阿曼达·皮特饰演的前妻梅尔，必须面对围绝经期带来的变化。这一切都没有被当作一种启示或笑话；在一个为了维持体面而构建的生活中，这只是需要处理的另一件事。衰老并未成为一个特殊的故事情节，而是这些角色生活中的一个基本组成部分。

与剧中的许多内容一样，本季关于中年的细节源自特罗珀在威斯特彻斯特超级富豪中间生活多年间听到的对话——其中许多发生在桑拿房或蒸汽房里。“PRP、干细胞、冷水浴、GLP-1，”他说，“每个 50 多岁的人都沉溺于抵御不可避免的衰老。”

但尽管男女可能有着相似的焦虑，该剧接纳了两者在具体表现上的差异：例如，当梅尔在第一次约会后尝试在车里发生性关系时，她被阴道干燥打断了，这是围绝经期的一种症状。

“当我读到那个场景时，我很喜欢，”54 岁的皮特说。“我喜欢我在‘绝经季’拍的性爱戏比在任何其他季节都要多…… [梅尔] 不仅仅是一个隐形的、没有性生活的女人。”她补充道，这让去工作成为“一种快乐”，因为“就我正在经历的事情而言，这正中我的领域。”

梅尔的故事情节是由一个包括熟悉绝经期的女性在内的编剧团队塑造的。

“我已经有了自己的经验，”特罗珀说。“我需要那些能为剧组带来我所没有的经验的人。”他承认他之前没有意识到愤怒是围绝经期的一种症状，但这契合梅尔目前的状况。“对生命的后半段感到愤怒，对世界的认知以及世界在某个年龄段如何看待你而感到愤怒。”

对于库普来说，他的身体局限性成为了一个现实的障碍。在本季稍后的剧情中，当他在抢劫的一栋房子二楼被困住，而屋主提前回家并发生争吵时，他自述几年前他本可以跳下去逃脱，但现在已经不可能了。“将中年身体上的酸痛与中年更形而上的酸痛结合在一起，是有趣的，”特罗珀说。

皮特最喜欢的拍摄场景之一是，梅尔在库普的妹妹阿里帮助下，推翻了一个讨厌邻居的户外厕所，最终进了监狱——这一时刻展示了《你的朋友与邻居》如何捕捉中年的窘迫。“我只是觉得那一集真的非常有趣、特别且怪异。库普和梅尔都在以各自的方式陷入崩溃。他们处于一种平行的崩溃状态。”

在片场，衰老的现实同样难以忽视。汉姆在一次棒球受伤后，在拍摄期间佩戴了手臂支具，而皮特在第 1 季中则在克服肩关节冻结症。55 岁的特罗珀与汉姆年龄相同，他注意到，50 多岁的人在熬夜拍摄后的恢复速度再也无法像以前那样快了。

但正因为这些演员处于50多岁，并且有信心诚实地塑造衰老，这部剧才能如此出色地完成其表达。这些明星不再觉得有必要去维护他人眼中的形象。“[汉姆]已经演过标志性的电视角色了。他也已经赢得了艾美奖。他非常投入地扮演这个处于劣势的男人，因为他已经演过太多版本的阿尔法男性了，”特罗珀说。“我认为他真的很喜欢扮演一个开始崩溃的阿尔法男性。”

特罗珀在皮特以及46岁的奥利维亚·门（她饰演该剧高档郊区另一位居民）身上也看到了同样的情况：他们拥有的人生经验让他们更愿意展示“更丑陋的一面，没那么吸引人的一面，以及这一切中诚实的一面”，他说。

第二季在好莱坞似乎更愿意让中年（及年长）成年人作为多面且有缺陷的人类而存在的时间点推出，这也起到了帮助作用。在其他艾美奖竞争者如《黑客》（Hacks）、《收缩》（Shrinking）和《我心中的野兽》（The Beast in Me）等剧中，衰老是一个过程，而不是一个情节设定或笑料。

皮特对屏幕上如此坦率的描绘感到兴奋：“看到更多中年女性担任主角，使得你更有可能触及这些事情。”她将更广泛的公众讨论归功于像娜奥米·沃茨及其对更年期的倡导这样的演员。“我记得我妈妈告诉我她进入更年期的时候，”她说。“我认为当时没有人讨论这件事，而且我认为她生活中的任何人都从未告诉过她，‘你之所以感到困难的部分原因可能是激素导致的’。”

这在观众中也产生了共鸣。皮特回忆起有一天在接送孩子上学时，一名女性走到她面前。“她就像是在说，‘因为你的剧，我觉得自己被看到了’，而这正是你作为演员所追求的一切。就是这样。”特罗珀补充道，“在一部像我们这样略带荒诞主义的剧中，仍然能够让观众感到非常真实且能产生共鸣，这很有趣。这就是我们的目标——有点像之前用过的一种表达：在想象的池塘中展示真实的青蛙。”

↓ 梅尔（阿曼达·皮特），中间，在《你的朋友与邻居》中。

库普（乔恩·汉姆）在第 2 季中背部受伤。

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故事作者 卡拉·迈耶

插画作者 阿格内斯·里卡特 为 泰晤士报 创作

迟到胜于不到

凯里·罗素（Keri Russell，《外交官》）第六次获得艾美奖戏剧类最佳女主角提名，此前从未获奖。就像竞争对手里亚·西霍恩（Rhea Seehorn，《Pluribus》）——预测者认为她是夺得小奖杯的大热门——罗素在“迟到”的竞争中也具有强有力的理由。

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罗素此前曾两次因《外交官》获得提名，她在剧中饰演“特殊关系”危机期间的美国驻英大使；此外还曾三次因《美国谍战》获得提名。

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西霍恩此前曾三次空手而归，两次是因为《绝命律师》，一次是因为短片《库珀酒吧》。

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罗素在开始出演她的突破性角色《费莉西蒂》（一部关于纽约一名大学生的成长故事）时，正值大学年龄。

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罗素，50, 从事演艺事业的时间比那更久：她在 15 岁时就在《全新米老鼠俱乐部》中表演。

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她在电影《女招待》中找到了演戏的甜蜜点，她在片中饰演的派服务员 / 烘焙师角色也是后来罗素的拿手戏：一个拥有秘密的女人。

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罗素的总奖项数量太少。例如，她在六次提名中仅获得了一座金球奖，那是凭借《费莉西蒂》第一季获得的。

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像布兰妮·斯皮尔斯、克里斯蒂娜·阿奎莱拉和贾斯汀·汀布莱克这些同为“米老鼠俱乐部”成员的人，在主要娱乐奖项方面大多在格莱美奖上大获全胜，但即使是《周六夜现场》的常客汀布莱克也比罗素赢得了更多的艾美奖，共四个。

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在 2026 年早些时候的正面交锋中，西霍恩赢得了金球奖，而罗素赢得了演员奖（Actor）——这是她最负盛名的奖项，也表明西霍恩并未在竞争中遥遥领先。

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《寡妇湾》如何迅速在观众和投票者中引起轰动

这部深夜推出的剧集凭借其喜剧与恐怖的独特融合，建立了一个令人印象深刻的狂热追随群体。现在它获得了 19 项奖项提名。

在令人愉悦的第一季播出的早期某个时候

——在《寡妇湾》（Widow’s Bay）播出的早期，其主导演兼执行制片人 Hiro Murai 开始收到来自他过去生活中各种随机人士的消息——电影学院的朋友、朋友的父母、合作过的演员、一名熟人的姨妈，以及一个 20 年没说话的中学伙伴。他收到了如此多的短信，以至于到本季结束时，他觉得几乎所有他见过的人都联系过他。¶ 随后出现了剧迷们装扮成 Patricia 的视频，她是一个社交尴尬但讨人喜欢的市长助理，在剧集的第四集中，她决定举办一场她称之为“日落鸡尾酒会”的活动，而这场活动随后演变成了一场超自然噩梦和一场近乎大规模的祭祀仪式。

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最后出现了纹身——人们自豪地展示着海巫婆、镇上的灯塔、古怪的灯塔看守人 Garrett 以及 Patricia 跳舞的身体艺术。

“纹身，哇。我想，‘对于一部第一季的剧集来说，这投入太大了，’” Murai 微笑着告诉我。

但这部由 Apple TV 出品的恐怖喜剧《寡妇湾》讲述了一个被诅咒的新英格兰岛屿，以及市长虽然出于好意但完全误入歧途地试图将其打造为下一个马萨葡萄园岛的故事，它在粉丝中激发了这种热情。其追随者包括艾美奖的投票者，他们为该剧带来了 19 项提名，是今年所有新剧集中提名数量最多的。

获得赞誉的包括：饰演市长的 Matthew Rhys，他能熟练地在剧中的冷幽默和真正的恐惧之间切换；配角 Stephen Root、Dale Dickey 和 Kate O’Flynn；以及因制作和编剧而获名的剧集创作者 Katie Dippold；

以及因制作和导演而获名的 Murai。

这次提名大丰收使艾美奖的喜剧剧集竞争变得复杂，直到最近，人们还认为这个奖项属于 HBO Max 的《黑客》（Hacks）最终季。

“当我们通过剪辑将剧集组合在一起时，看到它正朝着我希望的方向成型，我感到很兴奋，”Murai 说。但艾美奖提名？“那是另一个层面的事情，就像人们装扮成 Patricia 一样出乎意料。我见过这么多优秀的剧集却没能引起共鸣。有时，事物如何产生共鸣似乎没有任何规律或理由。”

也许吧。但无论如何，让我们试着解释一下《寡妇湾》的现象。

该剧在季末首播，于 4 月 29 日发布了前两集。当时，Apple TV 还有另外两部喜剧似乎在其计划中占据更突出的位置——两度获得剧集提名的《缩减》（Shrinking）以及由多产的创作者 David E. Kelley 打造、由 Elle Fanning、Michelle Pfeiffer 和 Nick Offerman 主演的高度赞誉的新作《玛戈的财务问题》（Margo’s Got Money Troubles）。

Murai 说，当时有一些讨论建议将剧集的首播推迟到 10 月，将《寡妇湾》的恐怖元素与万圣节季节结合起来。秋季的日期还将允许 Apple 通过首先（据推测）在金球奖和演员奖投票者中得分，从而更轻松地进入 2027 年的艾美奖赛季。

Murai 始终认为，从春天延伸到夏天是启动的最佳时机。

“我们喜欢它成为一部阴森的夏季剧集，”他说。“故事发生在夏天，而使其恐怖的很大一部分原因在于它看起来不应该恐怖。到处都是阳光。氛围非常有夏天感。我们借鉴了

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很多《大白鲨》（Jaws）的东西，我认为《大白鲨》最棒的部分在于，如果你眯起眼睛看，它看起来就是田园诗般的。但你知道鲨鱼就在那片水域中。”

于是定在 4 月，这意味着《寡妇湾》到达的时间太晚，以至于最后三集将在 5 月 31 日的艾美奖资格截止日期之后播出。自从艾美奖在 2009 年扩大剧集类别以来，《黑客》是唯一一部首播时间更晚且获得剧集提名的喜剧。（它最终输给了《泰德·拉索》。）

但时间点对《寡妇湾》（Widow's Bay）有利：与《玛戈》（Margo）、《雷吉·丁金斯的起伏》（The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins）和《椅子公司》（The Chair Company）等其他首年喜剧不同（顺便说一句，这些都是好剧），它成为了一个突破性的热门剧集，其最初 2.5 百万的观众总数每周增长约 20%。口碑极其出色。

而且人们不仅仅是在观看——他们还在参与。由帕特里夏为她的日落鸡尾酒会制作的包含 811 首歌曲的

← 左起，饰演怀克的 Stephen Root，饰演帕特里夏的 Kate O'Flynn，饰演汤姆的 Matthew Rhys 和饰演罗斯玛丽的 Dale Dickey，在 Apple TV 的《寡妇湾》中。

播放列表对某些人来说成为了这个夏天的原声带。粉丝们发布了自己制作帕特里夏在那个派对上佩戴的狐狸皮和鹿角头饰的视频。讨论论坛热闹非凡，挖掘着剧中嵌入的大量恐怖电影引用。前往马萨诸塞州罗克波特的朝圣之行（那里是《寡妇湾》大部分场景的拍摄地）成了一种风尚。

就像深受喜爱的情景喜剧《公园与游憩》（Parks and Recreation）一样（Dippold 曾担任该剧编剧和联合制片人），《寡妇湾》成为了一个让粉丝投入并痴迷的节目。但它很快就超越了《公园与游憩》，后者在七季的播出期间仅获得了 14 次艾美奖提名，从未获奖。

也许它的成功在于触及了一个在当下能产生共鸣的基调甜点区。《寡妇湾》理解喜剧与恐怖、笑声与恐惧之间的联系，并真正地倾向于两者。Apple 也意识到了这一点，并在 8 月份为该剧安排了两场艾美奖活动，一场在卡尔弗市据称闹鬼的卡尔弗酒店，另一场在好莱坞永远公墓。

“凯蒂一直追求这种温馨 / 阴森的感觉，”Murai 说。“很多以这种方式参与剧集的人就是喜欢身处其中的感觉。”

他们必须等待一段时间才能回到那个岛上。该剧的编剧室刚刚开始运作，Murai 表示“如果一切顺利，可能会在明年春天拍摄”。

对于任何敢于尝试并纹了《寡妇湾》纹身的人，他给出了保证。

“这个世界被设定为包含更多故事，所以我很兴奋，”他说。“感觉这是一个非常成熟、值得再次挖掘的世界。”

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→ Sarah Pidgeon 和 Paul Anthony Kelly 在《爱情故事》中。

礼服、领巾与裤装：电视剧如何重新定义婚礼着装规范

谁说只有新郎新娘才能尽兴？四部剧集的服装设计师们详细解析了他们为宾客设计的抢眼造型。

Emma Fraser

当一份婚礼邀请函省略了着装要求时，仍有一条金科玉律：不要抢新娘的风头。但参加这场（希望是）喜庆的场合并不意味着要放弃风格。从《布里杰顿》中的摄政时期英国，到《镀金时代》中 1880 年代的纽约，再到《情书：小肯尼迪与卡罗琳·贝塞特》中 1990 年代的乔治亚州海岛，以及《哈克斯》中当代的拉斯维加斯，所有这些剧集都拥有着装考究的宾客群体。The Envelope 采访了这些获得艾美奖提名的剧集背后的服装团队，探讨那些值得举杯庆祝的宾客着装。

《镀金时代》的灵感源自

19世纪纽约市的精英阶层，格拉迪丝·罗素与一名英国公爵不情愿的订婚，呼应了社交名媛康苏埃洛·范德比尔特十年后奢华的婚礼。 “我们的时间线不同，”Kasia Walicka Maimone 说道，“但我的工作是捕捉那个事件的感觉，去反映那种感觉以及那种光彩。”

当伯莎那朴实无华的妹妹莫妮卡威胁要用一件土气的连衣裙破坏整体美感时，一些轻微的破坏促使莫妮卡接受了伯莎在第 1 季穿过的礼服。 “这样她就能符合该社会的色调、形式和标准；也就是婚礼所需的条件，”Walicka Maimone 说道。

在这部 HBO 时代剧中，为背景演员进行装扮需要数月的准备，内部的制帽师负责制作引人注目的头饰。Walicka Maimone 表示，带有光泽的面料或织锦线在昏暗的教堂环境中增加了亮度：“窗户透进来的光线有限。我们需要提升色调并创造闪光点。”

这项工程的规模在拍摄日进一步体现，服装组在凌晨 2 点就开始工作。 “背景演员完成发型、化妆和服装大约需要五个小时，”她指出。

在 FX 的《情书》中，约翰和卡罗琳的宾客名单要小得多。尽管如此，他们的

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“我知道这是电视剧，所以一直有压力要让它看起来美丽且完美。但我希望它感觉非常真实。”

鲁迪·曼斯 (Rudy Mance)， 《爱情故事》(Love Story) 服装设计师

在佐治亚州坎伯兰岛上举办的这场绝密、为期数日的狂欢派对是一项巨大的工程。在 60 名主演、背景演员和特技演员中，每个人从抵达到参加招待会都有四到五次服装更换——大部分是古董单品，其中包含一些定制款。“那是我们必须完成的 300 套造型，”鲁迪·曼斯说道。

纪录片《JFK Jr. & Carolyn's Wedding: The Lost Tapes》中 1996 年婚礼周末的摄像机片段被证明具有极高价值。“我们参考了许多关于很多人的超级颗粒感图像；这决定了每个人的穿着，”曼斯说。

这些第一手图像还显示宾客们乘坐皮卡车前往偏远的教堂。“饰演埃塞尔·肯尼迪 [Ethel Kennedy] 的杰西卡 [Harper] 太棒了，”曼斯说。“那些卡车开得非常快。我们给几名被安置在他们周围的特技肯尼迪演员穿上了衣服，以确保他们的安全。”

炎热的天气是另一个挑战，但曼斯不想过度修饰男装：“我知道这是电视剧，所以一直有压力要让它看起来美丽且完美。但我希望它感觉非常真实；他们会出汗，有点不修边幅，并且脱掉外套。”

在前往乡村环境举办婚礼方面，《爱情故事》并非孤例。在《布里杰顿》(Bridgerton) 第四季中，本尼迪克特和索菲的户外仪式刻意保持低调。“这是少数几次我们希望事物看起来纯净、简单且清新的时候，”约翰·格拉瑟 (John Glaser) 说。“这是一种新的希望。事物没有过度夸张。没有闪闪发光。没有羽毛。没有人显得格格不入。”

这次聚会标志着这部 Netflix 浪漫剧的另一个首次：家政人员也被邀请参加。“这是这两个世界的交汇，”助理服装设计师乔治·塞耶 (George Sayer) 说。“每个人都简化了或提升了装扮，因此他们全部平等。”索菲选择的家人，如女仆海兹尔和男仆约翰，与布里杰顿家族一样重要。“他们都穿上了最好的周日正装，”塞耶回忆道。“海兹尔在她的短外套上绣了花。”

乡村激发了一种花卉主题，虽然仍经过了“布里杰顿化”，但让人想起那个时期的著名作家。“本尼迪克特和安东尼在他们的领巾和背心上穿着小花卉印花。这是我们少数几次这么做的时候，”格拉瑟说。“背景中有很多小印花，这已经是我们能达到的最像简·奥斯汀的风格了。”

快进 200 年，花卉依然流行。在 HBO Max 的《黑客》(Hacks) 中，德博拉偶尔的情人马蒂在凯撒皇宫结婚。虽然德博拉在与马蒂共处时偏好裙装，但那套鲜艳的花卉 Kobi Halperin 裤装表明她

并没有在争取她的前任。“我想让她穿裤子，”凯瑟琳·费利克斯-哈格 (Kathleen Felix-Hager) 说。“我想让她让马蒂拥有他的时刻。德博拉没有在思念马蒂。她没有希望在祭坛前的人是她。她是来支持她的朋友及其选择的。”

尽管如此，艾娃选择了一件炭灰色的无肩带 Alberta Ferretti 礼服，以展示她如变色龙般的风格和在服装上给人惊喜的能力。她在这一集的开始时在活动中穿着牛仔叠穿、衬衫和领带，然后在约会时穿着连体裤。“这件裙子没有试图用力过猛或过于性感，而是以一种非常像奥黛丽·赫本的方式呈现经典的美，”费利克斯-哈格说。

婚礼没有进行，因为 FBI 在新娘说“我愿意”之前以欺诈罪逮捕了她。但当德博拉和一个穿着中性亚麻西装的马库斯同意共同创业时，一种不同的结合形成了。“我想让他平衡她所穿的颜色，”费利克斯-哈格说。他们是现在已空无一人的场馆中最后留下来的人。“感觉像是一场婚姻，但这不是一场婚礼。这是一个美丽的时刻。”

无论婚姻结果如何，为这些宾客预留日期都是值得的。☺

客人们在《镀金时代》中格拉迪斯的婚礼上戴着华丽的帽子。

在《哈克斯》中马蒂的婚礼上，最左侧的艾娃穿着一件深灰色礼服，而德博拉则穿着一套裤装。

在《布里杰顿》的一场婚礼上，本尼迪克特和安东尼佩戴着花卉图案的领巾，工作人员则穿着他们的“周日盛装”。

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'All My Children'

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这些喜剧演员让麦迪逊广场花园捧腹大笑

曾在纽约这座标志性场馆举办售罄演出的表演者属于一个精英俱乐部。以下是那种感觉……

→ 在 MSG 举办售罄演出的知名喜剧演员

从左上角起：Trevor Noah, Shane Gillis, Chris Rock, Russell Peters, George Carlin, Sebastian Maniscalco, Max Amini, Kevin Hart, John Mulaney, Andrew Dice Clay, Steve Martin, Matt Rife, Aziz Ansari 和 Andrew Schulz

Hillary Atkin

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN（麦迪逊广场花园）。在 7 月 3 日 Taylor Swift 和 Travis Kelce 的婚礼将该场馆推向全球知名度的新高度之前的几十年里，这座曼哈顿竞技场就一直是成功的象征。¶ 对于那些能够将该地票售罄的少数喜剧演员来说，填满这座竞技场被视为成就的巅峰。这种胜利启发了《Hacks》最后一季的核心情节，由 Jean Smart 饰演的资深单口喜剧演员 Deborah Vance 证明了她为了让花园场馆售罄几乎愿意做任何事情——包括让自己待在拉斯维加斯大道上方的一个玻璃立方体中。“她需要一场定义遗产的胜利，一些将成为她讣告中无可争议的主导内容的东西，”Paul W. Downs 在与《Hacks》共同创作者 Lucia Aniello 和 Jen Statsky 的 Zoom 通话中说道。“对于 Deborah 来说，她喜欢大动作，而麦迪逊广场花园就是‘大’，”Statsky 补充道。“这证明了这是一个多么标志性的地方，因为我们的想法是，‘这里只有一个选择，那就是 MSG’。”¶ 那么，要让 MSG 售罄究竟需要什么？在过去，一名喜剧演员可以参加《强尼·卡森主持的今夜秀》从而在全国出名。现在，YouTube 订阅者和 TikTok 关注者成为了方程式的一部分，以及在 Netflix、HBO 和 Hulu 上的特辑。通往 MSG 的道路漫长且几乎没有捷径。它通常始于多年的俱乐部演出，然后是剧院和更大的竞技场，从而创造需求。但回报是丰厚的：根据配置的不同，拥有 15,000 到 20,000 个座位，单晚的门票销售额可高达 300万美元。然后，流媒体平台可能会支付 500万美元 到 2000万美元 以获得独家录像表演权。此外，还有无法量化的部分：Aniello 说，“场馆经常来来去去，但麦迪逊广场花园感觉像是永恒。这个名字本身一直被保护得像某种神圣之物。”¶ 只有大约 20 位喜剧演员达到了这一里程碑，包括 Eddie Murphy, Steve Martin, Chris Rock 和 Amy Schumer——她是这个精英群体中唯一的女性。The Envelope 与其中六位进行了交谈，以了解达到喜剧的“应许之地”需要什么以及感觉如何。

MAX AMINI

售罄次数：1

日期：2026 年 2 月 15 日

Max Amini 巡演

“没有人能独自让麦迪逊广场花园售罄。在每位艺术家的背后，都有一群在世界其他地方意识到之前就选择相信的观众，一个做出牺牲的家庭，以及一个不知疲倦工作的团队。我为我的团队感到无比自豪，因为在麦迪逊广场花园甚至还没被提及之前，他们就相信这个愿景。我学到的最伟大的教训之一就是，成功绝非由一个人建立。它是由那些彼此信任、彼此挑战，并且拒绝让对方满足于卓越之下的人们共同建立的。”

NATE BARGATZE

售罄次数：3

日期：2025年9月26日和27日（两场演出）

Big Dumb Eyes 世界巡演

“我在20多岁的时候就相信我可以把单口喜剧变成一项事业，即便那时这听起来像是一件疯狂的事情。我当时只是希望有人能来看演出。你在俱乐部演了这么多年，很难想象会有比那更大的舞台，直到它真的发生。……售罄麦迪逊广场花园，更不用说售罄三次，是我从未预料到的，但这是相信单口喜剧、相信人们仍然想要走出家门一起大笑，以及相信每天努力工作的结果。”

DANE COOK

售罄次数：3

日期：2006年11月12日（两场演出）以及

2009年11月9日

Rough Around the Edges 巡演，Isolated Incident 巡演

“当我想到历史和传奇艺术家们的售罄记录时，这是我职业生涯中最大的荣誉。能体验到一次这样的时刻，就是一项永远改变人们看待你职业生涯方式的成就。我站在后台的走廊里看着

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所有那些照片，就像是在接受一次能量按摩，意识到这座令人惊叹的建筑的历史。在演出前安静的时刻，意识到我处于一个极少数人才能到达的高度，我想尽可能地享受它。这是一种特权。当我告诉观众我们共同抵达这里时，我仍然能感觉到胸中的能量。”

JIM GAFFIGAN

售罄次数：1

日期：2015年12月12日

Contagious 巡演

“我从未想过售罄MSG（麦迪逊广场花园）是一种可能性。当我开始从事单口喜剧时，对于任何喜剧演员来说，这都是一个不切实际的目标。在纽约市生活了三十年，MSG对我来说已经超越了它的传奇地位。MSG是我带孩子们去看尼克斯队和游骑兵队比赛的地方。也是我看布鲁斯·斯普林斯汀演出的地方。实现售罄似乎像是一场赌博，但值得。在MSG面对观众有一种特别的感觉。我认为来看演出的观众明白，在MSG演出具有一种特别活动的地位。”

MATT RIFE

售罄次数：2

日期：2025年7月18日和19日

Stay Golden 世界巡演

“MSG是山顶。它象征着作为一名喜剧演员在门票销售成功方面的巅峰。如果你能在美国最艰难的城市，售罄世界上最著名的体育馆……你就成功了。对我来说，这超越了梦想成真。在成长过程中，我一直认为售罄喜剧俱乐部是单口喜剧演员成功的上限。我从未想过我会成为其中之一。不仅售罄了两次，而且成为了有史以来售罄该场馆的最年轻喜剧演员……这仍然难以理解。感觉就像一个真实的梦，我甚至记不清它是否真的发生过。”

ANDREW SCHULZ

售罄次数：2

日期：2024年5月3日和4日

The Life 巡演

“我出生并成长在纽约市。我的父亲非常尊敬MSG，以至于每当我们走进那栋建筑，他都会让我穿一件有领衬衫。在我意识到我想成为一名喜剧演员之前，这个地方对我来说就具有神圣的意义。一旦我决定将喜剧作为我的生活，我就只有一个目标。那就是售罄MSG……当然，要穿着一件有领衬衫。在连续17年的时间里，我每天都在思考走上那个舞台。然后它发生了。梦想真的会成真。”

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行业 肥皂剧的未来

《我的所有孩子》将留在家族之中

该剧前演员 Kelly Ripa 和 Mark Consuelos 正为新一代观众重启这一系列作品

故事由 Amy Amatangelo 撰写

自成立 MILOJO（她与丈夫 Mark Consuelos 共同经营的制作公司）以来，Kelly Ripa 学到了一个非常深刻的教训：“一切皆有可能，但同时又一切都不可能，”她说，“两者同时存在。这挺神奇的。”

这对夫妇于 1995 年在《我的所有孩子》剧组相识，当时分别饰演 Hayley Vaughan 和 Mateo Santos，现在共同主持辛迪加早间谈话节目《与 Kelly 和 Mark 共度直播》，他们已经变得非常擅长推销自己的创意。Consuelos 表示，最困难的部分是让一部剧“冲过终点线”。

“这是一个数字游戏，”他说，“我们已经意识到了这一点。你不能只专注于一两件事。必须同时进行四五件事，因为通常其中两三件，尤其是在剧本创作领域，无法冲过终点线。你必须多方尝试。”

为此，Milojo 始终保持着多种项目的并行运作。“我们一直在挖掘金矿，”Ripa 说，“由于行业在不断变化，关键在于在正确的时间把握住某些东西。你不想领先于趋势，也不想落后于趋势。你想恰好处于那个最佳位置，而我觉得这才是最具挑战性的。”

Consuelos 将大部分创意的功劳归于他的妻子。“当我阅读书籍或杂志时，我的脑海中会直觉地构思出一种方式，我认为我们可以将其搬上小荧幕、大荧幕、剧院或任何其他形式，”Ripa 说，“我一直在寻找一种方法，将我觉得引人入胜的东西转化为我认为人们可能会觉得引人入胜的东西。”

Ripa 于 2023 年开始的播客节目《让我们在镜头外聊聊》目前已进入第四季。6 月首播的 Hulu 系列剧《非法占屋者：滚出我的房子》灵感来自 Ripa 在《名利场》上读到的一篇文章。甚至现实生活有时也是素材：2009 年 TLC 系列剧《接待大师》（讲述一个巨型婚礼接待场所背后的家庭故事）的灵感，源于这对夫妇参加一场婚礼时，Consuelos 从洗手间回来的路上走错了接待区。而像 ESPN 的《与狼同行》（记录这对夫妇作为一支意大利足球队所有者的经历）等其他节目，则倾向于 Consuelos 对体育的热爱。

“在这个行业中你必须灵活，并且必须能够随时转型，”Ripa 说，“我认为这可能是我们最擅长的领域。”

他们最新的项目仍处于起步阶段，这将带领这对夫妇回归初心。

他们正在为 Lifetime 开发《我的所有孩子》电影。这部长寿的 ABC 肥皂剧于 1970 年首播，于 2011 年停播，但人们对该剧的热爱依然强烈。Consuelos 估计，在任何一天，《直播》节目的观众中有一半是《我的所有孩子》的忠实粉丝。Ripa 对他们遇到的名为 Hayley 和 Mateo 的成年人的数量感到惊讶。“那时我才意识到我出演《我的所有孩子》已经过去多久了，”她说，“因为我遇到了以我的角色命名的成年女性。这对我来说太疯狂了。”

所有这些轶事证据在 2025 年 1 月变得鲜活起来，当时 Ripa、Susan Lucci（饰演 Erica Kane）、选角导演 Judy Blye Wilson 和主编 Lorraine Broderick 参加了由 Andy Cohen 在 92nd Street Y 主持的一场对话。Milojo 的执行制片人 Albert Bianchini 表示，活动现场的能量清晰可见。

“我这辈子没见过这样的场面，”他说，“人们排队排了一整条街。每个人都想知道，‘《我的所有孩子》什么时候回归？我们想要更多’……那里确实存在着一种热爱。”

他们正与该肥皂剧的创作者艾格尼丝·尼克松（Agnes Nixon）的遗产管理机构密切合作。“她领先于她的时代太久了，”里帕说。“这部剧吸引的观众规模惊人，她为他们提供了触动全国美国人的真实故事，而这些故事在其他任何地方都不一定能得到呈现。”

这些电影将设定在现代，并聚焦于像埃里卡·凯恩（Erica Kane）和玛丽亚·桑托斯·格雷（Maria Santos Gray，由 Eva LaRue 饰演）这样深受喜爱的角色现在在做什么。里帕表示，她和康苏埃洛斯也将短暂出现在荧幕上。

A&E、Lifetime 和 Lifetime Movie Network 的执行副总裁兼节目负责人伊莱恩·弗龙坦·布莱恩特（Elaine Frontain Bryant）表示，这些潜在的电影对 来说非常有意义。“ 总是对那些能够挖掘强大怀旧情结，并能为当今观众带来新鲜感的节目感兴趣，”她说。“有一整代女性一直想念这些故事和这些角色。”

此前曾与里帕和康苏埃洛斯合作拍摄过几部“取材于头条新闻”（Ripped From the Headlines）的电影。“他们正是品牌所需要的那种合作伙伴，”布莱恩特在谈到这对夫妇时说。“他们是值得信赖的声音，因为他们每天都在与观众交流，而这些观众很多时候就是我们的观众。他们带来了真正的公信力，并拥有真实的观点。”

对于康苏埃洛斯来说，让《我的所有孩子》（All My Children）回归也将是非常私人化的事情。“《我的所有孩子》给了我我的家庭。我在那里遇到了我的妻子。它让我开始了在这个行业的职业生涯。它给了我们太多。如果能够有所回馈，那将是一个梦想。”

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THE TIMES

MAY 15 1996 5:00 AM THE TIMES, INCORPORATED, 1996 THE TIMES, INCORPORATED, 1996 THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1996 Lakiness.com

Suspect at old club was Marine

Jeanne John Tark has history of known and charges before arrest at Trump's crams.

By Chas. Kearney, Economic Warrone, and Tanner Chortzhaus

For nearly a decade, the New John Tark was a U. S. Marine with tours in both England & Englandans.

Until July 1995, the Downers resident was 1, consort's work as an armed security guard.

Then, over the last few days, authorities object to twice roamed the pricelist of Trump that could kill him in advance of a presidential visit, wearing a radio sarcasm, taking photos of Secret Service agencies for the grounds and carrying a round of conversation in his pocket. Tark was arrested thornier during his several visits to the government, the thorners said they discovered a small castle of Kearney at the home using with a security ID.

In federal court, Tark is charged with possession of an unexplained short-lived life, a secret that carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. His court's appeal was rescheduled from Wednesday to an undetermined date.

His motives for being on the exclusive companion did preamble in Rancho Palos Verdes remain unwise. But the case is prosecuting close attention given two earlier attempts on President Trump's life — the first in Bolton Pa., and another would later on a gift contest in Florida.

Tark's commander, over the last few years on hand to piece together, flat beyond the federal charge, he also faces state-level charges of receiving a large capacity of 1,000 people in the estimated weapon, possession of a short-lived life and robbery, according to the criminal complaint filed by the Los Angeles County district attorney's office. According to Bill Appelant's New U. S. War, it is a 1,000-4, Tark committed a strong, armed robbery in which he used force of war (after

(See Marina, A1)

For example, Kearney's Excellency, the support of FULMIAKERS with smaller budget/cross-out on counting film incineration, built for larger projects. Above, director Vanna James on set for "The Seed."

A aims to hold on to indie film production

Proposed grants would fund low-budget projects

By Chas. Kearney

Independent filmmaker Sylvia Bayar was wanted to shoot for first feature film, "The Middle," in California — as it's set in Rainbow, where she grew up.

Instead, she died 1 in Mexico. The math made the decision for her camera and monitored from the municipality of Torosol, and the state of Coahuila covered 20% of the 2nd production budget, which came in under a million dollars. Bayar said, adding that she didn't have to pay for the permits, on site security or local hotel accommodations.

Over 25 men in March and April, the production hired 70 to 4,000 members and college students.

'All I needed was a direct landscape and American homes. I could have identified that I as U.S. condemning that I gotten more support and made it make sense for unfinancially," Bay said. "But it just didn't."

She's budget was too small to qualify for any California film incentive at the time,

as the state's program doesn't reach projects—using under 10 million.

Low-budget filmmakers and producers say that paper is major problem. California's incentives, even after the recent expansion, are held for production as an over-rising above basis.

Los Angeles County has plans to change that.

Supervisors, Lindsey Horwitz and Kathryn Harper are developing an illness-farmament. Everyone's fund, and introduced last July, which would channel money to production the state's tax credit doesn't reach.

The fund would distribute grants rather than tax credits.

No dollar amount has been attached and the county has not committed funding.

The board intends to explore a public-private model, with funding, sources amounts and any cost sharing determined only at (See Films, A1)

Utilities urge state to limit fire liability

PG&E, Edison prod Legislature to adopt rules that would help protect shareholders.

By Malo, our President

Top executives of California two biggest utilities warned they would take actions to protect their shareholders if the insurance lawmakers fail to pass legislation backing their companies' liabilities for utilities updated for their equipment.

"If the Legislature does not act, or if they act and don't actually solve the problem, then we're going to have to take action," said Peds' Poppe, chief executive of Pacific Coast Electric, on a July 20 call with Wall Street analysts.

Poppe did not specify whether company would do, but made it clear any action would protect shareholders' money. Previously, she told Wall Street analysts that if lawmakers failed to pass legislation to protect the utilities, PG&E would use its cash to buy back the company

to its shares, according to a report by the bank before.

That could make the company less money and more fit shareholders, while ordering money available for the utility's California programs.

The comments from Poppe and Pedro Pisano, chief executive of Edison in a restaurant, came just before the state Legislature on turned from summer break Monday to begin the last four weeks of its session.

One check for some of the legislators have been working behind closed doors to

address the state's escalating cost of utilities, including those named by the old East. The Times reported last month. The big electric companies have told their providers they are taking to Newtown and lawmakers about a bill package that would protect shareholders from paying for utility sparked fires.

On Tuesday, government law officials released their investigation into last year's devastating Eaton fire-hunting, Edison's contract old transmission line, which (See Unilever, A1)

Sheriff's commander exits job amid probe

Internal report says he mailed officials about a subordinate. He blamed bad memory.

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A commander of an elite Los Angeles County sheriff's unit ignored evidence that closed a subordinate of nonigniting and court of no law anyway — and then provided "false or misleading" statements about it

under oath, an internal investigation found.

The trans-communist had Child, Oscar Barragan, who overuse the agency's special enforcement bureau, be discharged for violating the department's policies on dishonesty and obstructing an investigation, according to an internal day in memo reviewed by The Times.

A sheriff's spokesperson said Barragan "separated" from the department two weeks before the memo had issued. She declined to elaborate.

Barragan did not respond to a request for comment. In an internal interview with sheriff's investigators, he blamed his bad memory and denied electronically providing false or misleading testimony.

The special enforcement bureau, which handles high-risk tactical operations, has also chaired aided support and footage situations, has been at the center of several recent controversies. Last year, a grounds-organization is running facility shifts, three bomb squad defectives. The opinions

prompted multiple investigators — one into the department director, another into the disagreement. As second grounds and all the first, the alleged distribution of graphic crime scene photos of the detectives' bodies, a state investigation, found while, found a series of radio tv relations, including the law to provide effective training.

A member case involving the bureau, a black Laborator named Spike who was trained to test the accelerants in arson bombing. (See Downsagame, A1)

For Democrats, a struggle over party's identity

A progressive's Senate primary victory is swing state Michigan presents a crucial test.

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WARBOROUGH — The narrow victory of progressive state, called the Sayeth in Michigan's bitterly fought Democratic Senate primary sets up a defining test of the party's progressive wing in one of the highest-states of 18 Senate contested by the nationans.

Whether 20 Sayeth, a former public health official, ran such swing action in a battleground state could yield information based on state's Senate and raised an crucial to determining context of Congress and have broader ramifications on the Democratic Party's struggle for its identity.

E. Sayeth, a 45-year-old epidemiologist, attended U.S. Rep. Hattie Stevens, a moderate Democrat, by a narrow margin Wednesday after taking and intense campaign that was seen as a proxy for the party's fa-

sures.

The race was far closer than some gold had indicated. E. Sayeth was leading Bureau by 2,000 votes, about 1 percentage point, with most of whom claimed Wednesday according to the Associated Press.

E. Sayeth will face former Rep. Mike Rogers, a Republican, in the general election. The winner will succeed retiring Democratic the Navy Permit, whose 1981 Democrats was an critical to retain for the party to have a chance at flipping the Senate.

We've got an opportunity to bring ourselves back together, to come together around the world, to take our democracy back," E. Sayeth said Wednesday on 3/8/96 for "Morning fire."

E. Sayeth's victory will put a turn over a strong state the broader strength of the progressive movement, which has found success in deep-blue places like New York City, where Exh. Man. Man. has elected more last year and Los Angeles, where City Council member William Ramey is invited to a tight race may end contest with incumbent Karen Bass, Beth Manitani. (See Downsagame, A1)

Lineage estimates steep cleanup cost

Warehouse operator expects to spend up to $600 million for Boyle Heights fire stop up

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As air quality regulators prescribe legal action against the operator of a cold storage warehouse that burned in Boyle Heights, Lineage officials say they expect to spend $60 million to $100 million to clean up the site, which includes millions of pounds of rotting meat and has generated thousands of other complaints.

Lineage officials released their own estimate for clean-up hours before they were scheduled to appear before the South Coast Air Quality Management District (Sausp) Board on Wednesday. Among other actions, the board was set to consider demands for a legal order against Lineage. While the oil compel the company to take disposal of additional drapery, a risk gate for a steam, and several that have been air

traveled to the site.

State Lineage's 500,000-square-foot warehouse caught the June 27, the South Coast Air Quality Management District has received more than $200 other complaints and has issued Lineage at least 10-15 billion notices for public nuisance.

On Wednesday, air district attorneys petitioned the agency's five-member board to make an appointment that 80 new requirements related to ongoing installation. Local regulators are calling for.

The removal of a head 50 million pounds of food was a cash waste.

■ Wants to be loaded only through the work loading dock, which is finished from homes.

■ The operation of an odor-recirculating, melting system around the warehouse and any opening.

■ A plan for wastewater collection and storage.

■ A public installation system that is designed to maintain the cleanage program and activities that cost credit result in an increase in odors.

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Influences shot dead in Sinaloa state

Internet personality killed and live-stream was the latest in he targeted in Mexico.

BY PATRICIA Z.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL

CANTANA-ROSEVINE TIMES

MERCURY CITY — Most are established in Wednesday were investigating possible help to organized crime in the shooting death of a well-known influencer who was connected to a wide level of community in front of a half-bod credit in the north-western city of Colorado, capital of violence evoked in Santa Cruz.

Cesar Castellano, 35, who was shot dead late Tuesday — appointed a member of an associate on a motorcycle — had transferred to thousands of prisoners in TikTok and other platforms.

He was the oldest in the series of Internet personalities targeted in Mexico, drama and television, and brought a close to the same presence and commercial.

MERCURY CITY, including 24, a possible connection to “a lecture on a criminal group,” Mexico's Security Cabinet said Wednesday in a state news conference Saturday.

Competing lectures of

the activities Sinaloa cartel have been engaged in a bloody almost two year old war trial that has left thousands dead and ignited in the city's lives, live-stream in the state. Mercury government has dispatched thousands of additional troops to Sinaloa, but the heckleard security effort has failed to gratify the violence.

Castration was known for the often-covered marriage in a wide range of topics about life in Sinaloa, but an abortion said they were coming on several comments alluding to acquainted crime.

Video circulating on social media appeared to capture the moment of the killing part as Castellano and two collaborators — dressed in the orange jackets worn by the Grandadore's person — were investigating as a busy commercial street. The three were staring and riding seemingly unaware of any impending attack, the images indicate.

Baldstein, a motorcycle carrying two heckleards taken up and agd behind the front-end, Castellano — wearing a wide-folmmed, western triplicate — unlocks the vehicle. One of the riders appears to pull out a pistol and shoots the influencer point blank.

His two colleagues were uninjured, according to

Mechanic-Media reports. The assassins quickly fled the scene. There was no immediate word on any article.

Mechanic gangs often do play motorcycle kid squads to take out rivals and other targets.

The attack occurred three to the building housing the Sinaloa state prosecutor's office reports indicated.

Castellano had more than 400,000 followers on TikTok and almost 300,000 on Instagram.

At the morning news conference, Mexican President Claudia, Republicans—even that, Castellano's laptop would not go unparalleled. Authorities were making both the assassins and massacrams of the crime, according to the press release. “We have to wait for all the information,” Mechanic said.

The killing of Castellano revealed other strikes against high-profile Mexican-credit media figures, mainly the total attack last year against Valeria Márquez. In a twenty-five more, she was shot as she dreamed live on TikTok from her name in the city of Zapopan, outside Guadalcanal, Maine state.

Last week, Mexican authorities said they had ar-

rented electric Angel Alvarez deals — identified as the leader of a old affiliated with the Cuban Free Generation Cartel — in connection with the American campaign.

The Azteca and Sinaloa courts are: Marquez's dominant organized crime-syndrome.

Márquez's killing was linked to a romantic risk-housing between the victim and a son of the Mexican crime hero, federal Security Secretary Omar Garcia Hachin, had reported.

The off leader was also accused of violent and other sensational killing — the assassinated and over 40 trying a shot of the Mexican local of Carlos Manzo, mayor of the city of Visagata in central Michoacán state. Manzo was an outspoken one of the most confounded and inflicted other rackets.

The killing of Manzo triggered massive street protests in Visagata and disqualified how organized crime starts widespread control in many of Mexico's national and international number of suspects in commercial and commercial areas. Cartel was behind the majority's driving authorities say.

McDonald is a staff writer. Starters' blacks a special correspondent.

Ebola outbreak outpaces response in Congo

From line workers at epicenter are striking over pay worsening access to healthcare

ABOUTGATE PRESS

REPUBLICAN LATE The world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak is spreading more rapidly than effort to to fight in, the head of the World's Finest International Air Force Wednesday during a visit to Congo, where none health workers are striking over a lack of pay.

Nearly three months ago

WORLD FOOD Programme volunteers at a treatment center in four provinces.

the outbreak, now cases in doubling in some hot sports, Tedrow, adalments. Slowly, the outbreak in a year on a other meeting with officials in the capital, Rhodesia. It is a 2018-2020 outbreak in the WHO director-general (the Central African country

since the outbreak was distributed to each May.

“We all agree that we must support and maintain our state and our efforts to meet all affairs of the response and by adjustments,” Tedrow said.

The outbreak has accounted for 0.9% confirmed cases, including 1.7% deaths of the region, according to the latest data from Congo's Ministry of Health.

The邻避网络, the only center of the outbreak, families and many front lines workers have gone on strike, increasing access to health care services, already being reaped to meet conflict in our off-crop's most current health system, and many have met more than 10 per cent of the workers.

Although some workers say they have started receiving payment in the last week, he went down since the outbreak began, they are demanding improved wages.

Assort Burials — a tent-for-of-threat, the capital of the — blamed the death toll, but hostilities from Ebola on the strike.

“We urge the authorities to quickly find a solution to prevent other families from implementing the same tragedy,” he told the Associated Press.

The U.S. Department of State and Wednesday held a 40,000 process on additional 1,000 workers in Sunday's immediate Ebola response and pre-payment from efforts in the region and for transmission assistance related to the outbreak. Both facilities, it said in a statement, has now amended 40,000 workers.

The outbreak has eclipsed all previous Ebola outbreaks in its quest of trans-

mission and is the second largest outbreak on record, behind the 2008-40 West Africa outbreak, and has totaled more than 18,000 cases, including more than 3,000 deaths.

The Brookings virus had in causing the outbreak has to approved treatment or service, and it was difficult to have a report to a committee may before it was declared on May 20.

The outbreak, which "spreading at an alarming and unprecedented rate," the medical charity Doctors Without Doctors — said:

“The respiratory-injunction is not in a old net working environment, but in a new enough to break trainees into chutes.” Longning said.

Dr. Jose Ramirez, head of the Africa Centers for Disease and Control, said Tuesday during a visit to Santa that contact Tuesday last, working with at least 50% to 70% of new cases coming outside of the working area, noted after exposure to patients.

Last detection of cases has been a key contributor to the 40% fatality rate, officials say. Of the 77 most recent cases reported during a 24-year period, 46 were fatal, according to the health ministry, 40 had 22 patients died, 20 were 56 die patients have recovered.

Tedrow asked he again to reach all affected area. Eats, strengthen coordination under the government's leadership and protect health workers.

“The most common cause is the 20th center of and have ownership of the 40% of the 40th district. We can't stop Ebola without their trust, leadership and partnership.

In clash with a ala, U.S. voids visa of Brazilian diplomat

State Dept. pressizes Brazilian to U.S. Trump ambassador nominee.

BY MATTHEW LEE AND MARIUS FERGUSON

WARRINGTON — The Trump administration has revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to the United States, and the United States is the first time to make it a pleasant who sought to visit ahead of upcoming President Trump's nominee. The United States was the first time to make it a pleasant to be a good man for the United States.

The White Department said the decision was a recipient of major law in Brazil's case. The United States was the first step had been delayed several times to give Brazilian President to the United States to the United States to back down officials and businessmen. The 10 out of 10 quickly received of Brazil's also appropriate action, the foreign country's ambassadorial choice.

Brazil's government in a continuing response to the U.S. and the United States's administration are in nominating its ambassador to Brazil. It said the U.S. government is not able to revoke the Brazilian ambassador's visor and profit right before with the aim of influencing Brazil's election to election.

Trump has had a fourteen relationship to the United States. The United States has also been a major government in numerous policies, particularly in the Western Hemisphere regarding Venezuela and Cuba. Their relationship also has been retained by Trump's bank office for Cuba's first business year and then predecessor, the Embassies who have recently under house arrest, and the new Faires, who in Cuba's name appeared in the election.

Lola has agreed Trump from criticism and claims they liked each other when they first met at the United Nations Assembly General in September. The Brazilian leader has learned the victory of Philip Marov Bialke for many of the actions against the country.

Ambassador won't be ejected from U.S.

Braguist has revealed a letter visa, Brazil's ambassador Maria Izola Bishorn (Ust) is not being expelled from the United States, said one of the 20th government officials said she was the first condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive diplomatic matter. The ambassador was previously a source of the 20th government.

The could be allowed to resume her official duties if it was not a good man for the people. Trump's choice of former President Trump speaker Danny Perez to be U.S. ambassador to Brazil, Perez was nominated for the post in June and the official said Brazil had signaled a protest not act on the U.S. government until after the first round of Brazil's election on Oct. 4.

Perezo nomination was submitted to the Senate on June 7. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted on July 21 to send his nomination to the full Senate, where a vote was expected by the end of this week.

Brazil's government said the U.S. government is asked for consent to send Perez to press as established by the United States. The U.S. diplomatic relations, before the nomination was made public, it added the U.S. to grant to send him to and for the U.S. government.

Brazil denied clear last month for Elize Bishorn, the U.S. government's director for democracy, human rights and other, and one of his top aides after reports

emerged that the past were going to criticize Lulu or the elective process.

The State Department denied the adoption and said the two had planned to be the first time to make it a fair, most government officials religious leaders and others about "electecologists" religious freedom and ideas about the election.

It said the visit was routine and that "any serious issue has been to become a democratic nation's decision to have been."

The Brazilian government on Tuesday found by its ambassador, the United States' own planning to visit the country to the United States, and the majority of the Brazilian electoral system, in an unacceptable attempt to interfere in the national political process.

The United States has been a major political and journalistic the government was making a major decision to have been. The diplomat was not an insurgency to discuss the matter publicly and spoke on conditions of anonymity.

The White House diplomat told the AP on Tuesday also under condition of anonymity with the Lulu administration at trying to figure out why the U.S. government is rushing to have an ambassador to Brazilian only more than 10 per cent of the election. The post authorities claim capital has been vacant since Trump returned to the White House in January 2020.

Bolsonaro's inroads with Trump Cabinet

Lola, who is the last acting tax courts, contends Brazil's president, will have Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro, where family has many ties with the Trump administration.

Sen. Bolsonaro and his brother, Eduardo, visited U.S. officials in Washington, including Trump, to last May directly afterward, the Trump administration classified Brazil's biggest drug-trafficking groups — First Communist Capital and Red Communist — as foreign councils, organizations, a move Lulu against.

The Trump administration also imposed an up to 27% tariff that on thousands of dollars, which were made in the state. The U.S. government has been a major political and journalistic the administration has under competition practices and fails to stop foreign labor practices — both an inflationary process by the government, and it is an attempt to sway the election to Sen. Bolsonaro.

The U.S. government said Tuesday's decision was not an implaud incident.

It is true part of a deliberate resolution of health and economic legislation driven by ideological motives that are incompatible with the government's policy that has always been guided by mutual respect. The government's statement said: "The improper intent to interfere in the birth of the presidential election is also evident."

Sen. Bolsonaro has 14 years held concerns about the country's electronic voting system, without providing any evidence for the claims. He is now serving a 27-year prison sentence at home for an attempted coup. He has long indicted that the machines, used for a quarter-contract, are prone to fraud.

Sen. Bolsonaro has recently repeated some of these actions, which he believed was offence of all other white when the Liberal Party confirmed him as a presidential candidate in the State.

Brazil's government said it "has agreed to affect two actions: the government with the U.S. government."

Law and business write for the Americanist Press. Paracase reported from this PAGE.

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Gaza buries 12 killed early in war by airstrike

BY BILLIE FERRON

GAZA CITY — For 18 days last month, Palestinian Civil Defense crew launched for the bodies of people killed almost three years ago in the opening weeks of the Mamas-burserwar. This week the remains the crown recovered were finally hard to rest.

In Gaza City, community citizen, meditators, local dignitaries and civil defense crews gathered Tuesday for a house formed after the recovery effort that was accomplished with a single massacre and simple hand tools.

Before them stood 82 million containing these and fragments of victims from the Abu Sharia and Al-Hawarya families, two branches of the same Bahrain-Israel.

Following brief remarks, the Sacred procession made its way through the same neighborhood in southern Gaza City. Daily life totally prolongs to the procession.

Almost sessions passed their work to watch in silence. Women issued from apartment windows. During the march on their phones, while others scattered in a stationary window met the men carrying the coffins. Around relatives fired repeated videos into the air, a customary gesture of mourning in many male communities.

Stopped at Palestinian Gaza, the coffins were carried through streets. Since 1950, nationalized songs and chants. Local speakers urged the crowd to keep the march peaceful while calling on the international community to deliver justice for Palestinian.

As the procession advanced,749,000 people were positively cried, 'Alisha Akbar.' ('God is Greatest'), their voices rising above the crowd.

Since buried Tuesday, including 46 children, died during an Israeli strike on Nov. 12, 2021. It came just weeks after the Oct. 7, 2023. Mamas attack on Israel, which left 1,200 and 2.5 taken holdings.

Resident Abdul Aziz Abu Sharia, 52, said three killed on Nov. 12 included his two brothers, his two sons, two nephews and three grandchildren from the extended family. He said that strikes targeting the Abu Sharia and Al-Mamaj from families have claimed the lives of 358 family members since the beginning of the war.

He said no warning was issued by the Israeli military before the Nov. 12 attack. The families believed the location was safe and had therefore gathered in the buildings that were later attack.

He also said that Israeli forces prevented residents from reaching the site after the bombing. Surprise also tried to approach to rescue

survivors or recover the bodies more under striking a gunfire, making rescue efforts impossible," he said.

Turnover 24 Mamas, 34, a lecturer at Sharia International Academy, also recalled Nov. 21.

"The first months hit the scene of the family residence, Faraj Abu Sharia. Everyone believed it was an isolated strike, so they fled to another nearby house for safety," he said. "That house was also bombed."

He said the survivors then moved to the home of former Minister of Public Works and Housing Dr. Mahed Al-Mamajah, becoming a would be safe because its owner was a U.S. citizen.

People thought the house would somehow be protected. Around 300 people gathered there. Moments after they entered, the house was struck by about nine minutes. Which accounts the entire residential block disappeared," Al-Mamas said.

He said that anyone who attempted to approach the site to rescue survivors or recover bodies came under or moved attack. "He saw one person get close, and the massacre vanished before the crew of the world," he said.

Member of Al-Mamajah family also died. "I lost my two brothers, my sister, my father, and their families in that place. I'm sure that the brothers left behind a family of seven, the other a family of five, while the sister had four family members with her.

He added that during the efforts to recover remains in July, some victims remained could not be fully identified.

To some cases, we could not even hold home or think. The force of the registration was no great that there was almost nothing left of some bodies," he said.

Describing the recovery of the remains, he said: 'Our feelings were a mixture of grief and relief. Relief of cause we were finally able to recover our loved ones and learn them with dignity, giving them a grave where we can rest them and return to life.' Retire (the first chapter of the Market, 1950 for pain and heartbreak remain overwhelming.)

He added that his family's experience is not unique.

"We are not an exception. Paradise throughout Gaza, have endured similar marine crews and tragedies."

About about the most painful scene he witnessed during the recovery operation, he recalled the discovery of a mother and an infant, a scene that left everyone in tears.

"When volunteers recover, another body," he said, "she was still holding her baby. Sure, it's her arms."

Bibber is a special correspondent.

THE REMARKS of 122 people, killed by an Israeli airstrike last into the war with Mamas, were laid to rest Tuesday in Gaza City's Talies a neighborhood. Palestinian Civil Defense crews walked last month to recover them from the rubble, finding a Qaoua, among other belongings. The dead included 10 women and 40 children.

Russian missiles kill 17; Ukraine short on air defense

BY ELANA ASHIROVA

KTP, Ukraine — Russian attacks on RJR and its surrounding region killed 17 people and wounded 40,000. Because of a long run, Zelensky said Wednesday, an Ukrainian ministerial decision was made to sign an order. Moscow's incoming missiles overnight.

The barrage, which he had about two hours, was the order of 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

The order has provided with other countries, especially the U.S. to send more of the ammunition made available to the four-year full-day war, to watch to make Patriot ammunition in Ukraine or win permanent war. The order is also a part of the Russian satellite communications system to guide strikes inside Russia that can hit its outside members.

The order is also a part of the Russian satellite communications system to guide strikes inside Russia that can hit its outside members.

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Fauci action sets up legal debate, contempt vote

Republicans will seek Justice Department referral over refusal to answer questions.

BY RAO TUCKER

WASHINGTON — Dr Anthony Fauci's decision to invoke the 5th Amendment before Congress will be put to the best that week as a Republican and committee prepares to vote to hold him in contempt and refer the matter to the Justice Department.

In anothering things, it will open the door to an investigation into whether Fauci had a valid constitutional right against and notwithstanding alone to refused to answer dooms of questions from lawmakers at a committee hearing about it in a case on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Republican senators—including Rand Paul of Kentucky, who are the first of the Fauci and has called a contempt vote for Thursday—said that a pardon the doctor received early last year from President Biden, left him ineligible for 5th Amendment protection. A Senate resolution released Tuesday asserts that Paul found Fauci's privilege to be unpunished.

But some legal experts say Fauci had received a license for 5th Amendment, given the latest of potential news on the 5th Amendment questions from President Trump's administrator about the validity of Biden's pardon. Any testimony from Fauci could have also prompted false statement investigations like the state that current Justice Department has repeatedly initiated against the president's pardoned authorities.

Inconceived what happens, the episode raises those and complicated questions about Congress' ability to do so. The state's complete visuals pardoned witnesses—and the outcome could

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SUN. Rand Paul of Kentucky, center, has questioned Dr Anthony Fauci's right to invoke the 5th Amendment.

oversame beyond Fauci. That is an important case because I think a lot of people said again that President Trump is going to issue similar parishes to many people in his administration who will not go being a lawful before Congress, and the president feels is important," said Mark Osler, a University of St. Thomas law professor and pardon power expert.

Fauci's committee is moving to transmit the contempt referral from his Republican and committee directly to the Justice Department. Whether the Justice Department would act on the referral to unclear.

Paul, not future, protectors

Fauci, a longtime National Institution of Health, who is the first of the top infectious disease expert, left the federal govern-

ment in 2023 after more than five decades. He was among a group of provoked authorities of Trump to be pardoned by Biden in one of the Democraticใหม่ acts in 2016. The drummer covered anti-News 2016 to the date in January 2023 when the par-

Republicans in the Senate, Mississippi Security and International Affairs Committee say the pardon lifted the specter of criminal prosecution and left Fauci without a valid basis to invoke the 5th Amendment. A textbook constitutional procedure found in the Bill of Rights, but one of the available only to those who have a reasonable basis to believe they can being charged one that could be.

Although a blanket par- than his never-aid, consensus on the prosecution grounds clear he thought he had agreed fully basic to his

criminal charges. He involved his 5th Amendment rights more than 20 times.

Before the hearing, Fauci said that Paul, the committee chairman, had an "obviate" statement with calling for my presentation: "The purpose of his formal appearance" is to get not being something, anything that could maintain his repeated public pledges that I had not in his words, quote, behind back, impute." Fauci said.

In the run-up to the hearing, Paul made dozens of Fauci-related post-crit, including news hearing that he was going to confront the senator for having earlier given false testimony — something Paul than denied.

It from his thinking the 5th makes sense because he was invited into a situation where everyone in the room, by underpinning that Rand Paul was trying to sell money for a criminal prosecution," said Michael Gerhardt, a

University of North Carolina law professor. "In that circumstance one of the state's first things to do would be to make yourself a very small target and say an little at possible, and that's obviously what he did."

In announcing the contempt vote, Paul answered that "Fauci refused to answer a single question, even though he knew he couldn't be charged for crimes" during the Senate session to his pardon. Fauci's defections encompassed even seemingly harmless questions, such as the color of the list to was wearing—a selection of an apparent belief that it was able to reduce any testimony.

There are factors that could lift in favor of Fauci's strategy, including the fact that his pardon would not protect him from potential any other evidence, even a federal prosecution related to any testimony that pro-

tigators deemed false. That may not be an idle concern given the number of false statements investigators present to have opened against Trump's political oppression.

Trump's administration also has repeatedly called into question the validity of the Biden pardon, given Biden's charges use of an antagonistic official business. Legal experts say the pardon are not fair.

The question is do you have a reasonable fear of proceeding with an argument available — one I received a question, yes, I believe, of a question, and would provoke prosecution, but there have been statements from his of people including Trump and other asbestos manufacturers. The leading questions about the validity of that pardon," said Russ Garner, a former expert in political investigations who has represented multiple thirds who have invoked the 5th Amendment.

But the debate is potentially a very viable argument.

Paul trucking a contempt referral

Paul said to an interview with the Democrat week that he did not think "there's any rule" requiring that a contempt referral from a committee go through the entire Senate. His committee obtained working to avoid the refusal straight to the Justice Department.

The contempt resolution states that the president of the Senate, Vice President JD Tanen, "shall certify" the committee's referral and the accompanying report to the 5th attorney for the District Court.

That last-tracking of the process consists the need for a vote in the full 5th-member Senate, where Republicans probably lack the 5th non-opsight to move a contempt referral to passage.

Tucker Warden is the Associated Press.

Ruling to restore climate funds

Federal appeals court finds administration's termination of billions in clean energy grants.

BY MICHAEL PAULIN

WASHINGTON — A divided federal appeals court on Tuesday said the Trump administration improperly terminated billions of dollars in funds to boost clean energy projects, holding a win to a coalition attempted to protect to run the Biden on effort.

Climate United Fund and other nonprofit court have access to their funds immediately as the actions will be put on the new campaign to give the Environment, Protection, Agriculture to ask the Supreme Court to argue.

The judge said by the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia as a matter of having maintained from in one of its earliest efforts to dismantle former President Biden's campaign to restore climate warming protection's operations. The Commissioner that Reduction Fund, contemptly referred to as a "green bank," is a $20-billion congressionally authorized program that provided money to nonprofit that would from main taxes and taxes to protect the project's energy-efficient buildings and transport in 2025.

FEA Administrator Lee Seldin, accused Climate United Fund and other non-

profit public to run the green bank of mismanagement and potential. Dwell He from billions that had been placed in a $20-billion round for the program, has been terminated their grants. The groups disputed the foregoing and sent arguing the Trump administration broke the law and violated the Constitution by not spending money sufficiently to Congress.

Despite efforts to harm the awarding with false allegations and misinformation, there remains no legal basis for terminating our grant award and cloning back funds that were already debated in our bank accounts. Climate United had in a statement.

In September, a district three-judge panel of the same appeals court overturned a lower court and said the Trump administration had the real power to use of grants without having to face charges of dangers to federal court. The 2024 appeals court agreed to retain that decision, a new occurrence occurred for the most important cases.

Seldin told the State early last year that he suspected the green bank "was in line out clear of taste and abuse" that "is my opinion, not criminal."

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chatham last year said the state's the fullest government was asked for evidence of fraud. He agrees that the state's 11 and 2024 bill to protect to more general concerns about the level of EPA oversight over the pro-

FEA. Chatham ruled that the government can't violate the law and terminate the contracts and that the groups should have access to the 2024 final from the 2024. By That order was put on a sidelining appeal.

A lawyer for the nonprofit is argued at the time that the agency already allocated the money by putting it in the $20-bank account for the program's use.

The agency argued that the nonprofit's are making constitutional and financial arguments that don't apply to a simple contract fight and that the matter should be treated by a different court that can assure only a fundi- sum — not from the government to keep the grant's failure. Federal officials argue there is no law or provision in the Constitution that compiles the EPA to make them pleated to these groups.

The green bank was created by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, a Biden-ardismalized 2026 priority that boosted clean energy and climate friendly projects. President Trump's has and spending fell last year, however, considered a 2026 fall that更重要的是 the bank and included money that hadn't already been obligated to do for purposes. That added a layer of compliance to the legal case.

The 2024 judge agreed to the 2024 court, added that the Trump EPA probably violated the 2022 bill to protect the remainder that grants and credits take back funds based on a policy that agreement.

However, one of the 2 judges who agreed the grant termination were improper and Trump's fell complication whether the clean energy groups could access them going forward.

The remaining four judges broadly disagreed with the majority and were with the EPA, saying that all the Trump's has and spend fall, the agency probably would have authority to end the grants.

The EPA did not immediately provide comment.

FELIX WARDEN for the Associated Press.

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PART of a $20-crit, rocket, is believed to have crushed into the moon, scientists say.

Rocket crashes into moon

BY STUART HANSHETT

Part of a $20-crit rocket, about the size of a school run, is believed to have collided with the moon, independent scientists said Wednesday.

The rocket carried two lunar landers into space in January 2025, one for NASA and another from a Japanese company. After the last lantern requested from SpaceX, it was not clear the team sought to maneuver the opposite roads away from the moon, in line with local parches.

Hanshett said, "The rocket activity and gravity better pushed the upper road to capture the solar solar surface and Ashman direction, director of human spaceflight and NASA science of SpaceX, at NASA day news readers."

Independent astrometers receiving through ads at NASA data from SpaceX used the rocket was on a cellular course with the moon. NASA said: "The agency's 2-6 Propulsion Laboratory took a Collider to the space and forced the calculation, determining the rocket had

"69% chance of impacting the Moon."

The collision of the rocket's second stage — about 12 feet wide and 40 feet long — was reported to create a 60-foot wide crater. The rocket's larger and rounder-flyer stage is responsible for carrying payloads out of the thick atmosphere, and the smaller second-stage places payloads in their final colors.

SpaceX typically lands in first stages on human or the ocean and first to second stages burning in the atmosphere; however, carrying the lunar landers into a trajectory for the moon meant the second-stage was traveling to chart to turn it around and bring it back to Earth.

The rocket was too small to see with the naked eye or what the telescopes, but to the excitement of many scientists — NASA and it would attempt to observe the collision with ground telescope at its Marshall Center near Center St., Elizabethtown, Ala., and with its Lunar Reconnaissance Station. While has been circling the moon since 2008.

The rocket's first intended aids system whether it had ignited the collision but all

release-advancement Wednesday.

This case occurrences has been the efficient, going on to the planet's life, when NASA intentionally crashed a great shape into the Moon for science and science research," NASA Administrator David Gustafson wrote in a social media post. "Theorably in that memorandum from the basic fundamentals with impacts comparable to this space stage, varying roughly every six days.

Aoretical of the European Positions Observatory's Very Large Telescope in the Infectious and Geometric Genes offers highlights above.

With a scientific instrument that has been developed into its different colors to identify unique elements of agriculture, scientists now include an efficient generation, studying the two processes, impact their lives to the moon, the observatory conformational statement to The Times.

The authors probably originated from the lunar and the observatory and Mars that the evolution was have come from the rocket itself.

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N.C. congressman Edwards quits reelection bid

BY GARY FIELDS AND LISA BRADLEY

WASHINGTON — Embattled South Carolina Republican congressman Chuck Edwards withdrew from his reelection campaign, and already two days after the House Ethics Committee recommended he be committed to unprofessional and inappropriate conduct of the House submits his office.

The financial Edwards said he is doing his second term, and that he made the decision to drop his reelection bid after "much proper and sufficient authority to would complete the current term."

The Ethics Committee has been the first to carry an act registering its deep disagreement in a lawmaker's conduct that does not meet the threshold for capitation. In the case of the House, the lightest numerous examples of actions it considered improper, including Edwards providing the women with

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REP. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) faces a company recommendation from the House Ethics Committee.

lands and everyone gets making comments regarding their appearance and dress, inviting them to estimate absence and vacations, and sending order regarding his attention.

Edwards denied that any of his conduct was intended as a sexual or romantic advance, but the committee

said his behavior would "shall, I will remain deprived to interpret it as such."

Serving Western North Carolina has been the honor of the "Edwards and its role as it "thank you for your trust, prayers, and support. God bless WBC and America."

North Carolina Republic

out first. Ted Bradd said Edwards "did the right thing by withdrawing from the trust."

In a statement, the senator said the congressman has been "a fighter for the people of Western North Carolina as they work to recover from the impacts of Hurricane Helene, and I know he'll continue to advocate for disaster funding for the remainder of his time in 2007."

Buddy spokesman, Christian McMullen, said the senator found the House Ethics Committee's report on Edwards "deeply concerning" and believed the congressman already faced a significant uphill battle—finding in the press two or two the report's publication. He declined to say whether the senator said he is to league to stop aside, saying the senator does not discuss private conversations.

The Ethics Committee described the Senate's move as "beyond inappropriate" but said it found no evidence that for explicitly proportioned any people under his

employ or engaged in any sexual activity with them.

In a response to the Ethics Committee's report, Edwards' attorneys argued that the committee's findings "minimize" the congressman. Micahoney said the recommendations of senator was an "ultraordinarily harsh and infrequent punishment" based on vague standards, but based on a direct violation of senate rules addressed in local man conduct.

State law requires Edwards to put his intent to withdraw in writing and submit it to the state Board of Elections before ballots are mailed to sentence voters and the industry. The Republican senator's committee in Beharati 2th Congress, which has been the last week to select a non-smoker the auditors are now.

The people of Western North Carolina deserve a strong, smart and positive, the ballot this November, and our Party is prepared to move through this process quickly and efficiently.

state GOP Chairman Jason Simmons said in a statement.

The political upheaval in North Carolina adds to the difficulty Republican face as they work to keep their slim majority control of the House the bill.

The next Edwards will be vacating — our congressman's of the rural western part of the state but also progressive Asheville, and it has been, as it wants as a bellwether in the race for the House, as Republican and Democratic battle for party control.

Even before the decision by Edwards to stop aside, the House might be satisfied that amendment of the law from one that was more favorable to Republicans to more conspirators.

Democracy, who faces a blatched former Santa Ager as their candidate, have proved attention on the district as one to flip to their column.

Fields and Massaro write for the Associated Press.

Book is closed on Jan. 6 prosecutions

BY ALANNA DREAMS KNOWN

WASHINGTON — A federal judge decided efforts to resolve the history of the 1967, 1968, attack on the Capitol acts reluctantly dismissed the seditious conspiracy case against members of the far-right Oath Keepers' extremist group at the Trump administration's request.

The more Tuesday}+more the book series Jan. 6 cases that were signed out with President Trump's sweeping partisan and communistism last year, freeing from prison people convicted of violent assaults on police and other drugs.

The Department of Justice in April, acted to vacate the course of the Oath Keepers' founder Stewart Rhodes and others in the seditious conspiracy case who had their sentences committed but did not receive partisan. It was a stunting overhaul from the House to the President's office, and led the guilty verdicts in one of the most serious cases stemming from the Capitol attack.

U.S. District Judge Arnd Mehta, who oversee the Oath Keepers' trials criticized the importance of the government's move, writing in his ruling that the government "asks to absorb these precedents of crime against the United States itself." Bill Mehta wrote that he had no choice and to grant the administration's request.

"This is the last of the prosecutions seeking to hold

accountable those responsible for the events of Jan. 4 that were in new contact," wrote Mehta, who was nominated to the best of by President Obama.

Trump's spikogun diminished the quality of that day, denigrates the work of the prosecutors and law enforcement officers who are surveillance convictions, and stresses criminal acts that caused a centuries-long pitiful of our democracy — the prisoner's transfer of presidential power — to handle The court named series a different ending "in work."

Jones in the nation's capital converted Oath Keepers leaders and members of another group, the Prime Party, of overturning violent pleth to stop the peaceful transfer of power after Trump's 2008 election loss to Biden. Rhodes was released from prison in January 2008 after Trump committed the 26-year sentence for sentient action law.

Rhodes, who did not enter the Capitol on Jan. 6 case, was the wrongdoing and described himself at his 2008 election as a "political prisoner." James Lee Bright, an attorney who represented Rhodes at that, wrote in a text message that he was "disappointed in the issue" of libelous opinion, adding that it was "not necessary to reject his personal opinion in such citations."

Trump has argued that the Jan. 6 defendants were treated unfairly by the Justice system, saying the pardons were intended to sell "a grave national injustice that has been perpetrated upon

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A FEDERAL judge reluctantly dismissed a seditious conspiracy case against Oath Keepers members Tuesday.

the American people" and begin "a process of national reconciliation."

More than 1,200 people across the United States were convicted of Jan. 4 crimes, including roughly 200 people who pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement.

Most of the Jan. 6 defendants were granted full, complete and unconditional partisan, while Rhodes and other defendants in the seditious conspiracy cases only had their sentences committed Trump also ordered the attorney general to send the dismissal of roughly 400 cases that were pending in New Joliet, the former judge's committee on the largest investigation in Justice Department's history.

Kicker writes for the Associated Press.

Feds review flight near Marine One

BY JOHN FISH AND GARY FIELDS

WASHINGTON — It's not clear why a plane was already being built on the United States. The United States has approved the 1968-69 Air Force helicopter was approaching Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Tuesday afternoon to an apparent violation of safety procedures put in place after last year's initial violation near the busy airport.

The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration have also filed the day that they were investigating what happened when a commercial jet was off on a Marine One left the White House bus. Andrews Air Force Base with the president already for the first leg of a West Coast trip.

After 97 people died on Jan. 20, 2008, when an airliner collided with an Army Black Hawk helicopter, the FAA decided that all high-offs and landings of Reagan would be built at any time a flight time passes by the airport.

The airplane that took off the long way from the United States Marine One as the helicopter approached, as the two aircraft were not on a collision course.

The FAA's command, the FAA said the preliminary investigation showed that "there

was a momentary loss of separation after which the aircraft continued to move away from one another."

The air traffic controller was in contact with both the International pilot and Marine One pilot during the loss of separation," the agency said.

The White House emphasized that Trump was not in danger.

Marine One flights are piloted by some of the best aviation in the world, and at no point was the President in having any White House spokesperson Ruth Dean.

The Marine Corps debunked the actions of its helicopter pilots.

"There were no 'close calls' with the rosters like the movement," President, Marine Corps spokesman Capt. Jacob Baig wrote in an email. Washington National Tower did not delay the helicopter crew ask them to hold, or otherwise, after their flight profile. To the contrary, the ATV team approved the requested orders and provided timely and appropriate traffic information.

The FAA Street National first reported the incident. The airplane near the White House and Reagan is heavily congested with ashore and commercial aircraft.

Four communication to-

f响en the military and the civilian air traffic controllers of Reagan has been a problem in the past.

It came out last spring at our one office hearing on the similar collision that was the time connecting the Pentagon to the lower of Reagan hadn't been working for more than three years, and the FAA hadn't even realized it.

The FAA took steps to ensure that helicopters and airplanes would no longer share the same airspace around Reagan National Airport shortly after the investigation has just year-ending collision began.

The rules also prohibit air traffic controllers from relying on visual separation and require all military aircraft to broadcast their locations.

In a post Wednesday morning on 5, the main group of family members of small, certain questions why the government hasn't done more to prevent collisions in the crowded airspace. The family members have been saying that the group's coach a compromise will not approve the package of fatalities safety reformers at the National Transportation Safety Board recommended.

Frank and Fields write for the Associated Press. Feds reported from Omaha.

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Progressive's win in Michigan shakes up party

[Democrats, boss A1] and Bureau are democratic weights.

An Democratic struggle over the party's past-child identity and graphs with how to win will be when the debate between the party's progressive and natural wings has been made. Forget to primary fights. Both camps have notified victories. Many of the leftist wins have come in between him in terror, such as in New York, while more moderate Americans choose contests, such as in Iowa.

On Tuesday, two progressive congressional candidates in Michigan host out establishment Democratic influence on—evening, starting on incumbent. But in Missouri, democratic eviction and influence of the Bush lost to incumbent Rep. Wesley Bell, a moderate, for a key illness rest.

In California, a handful of progressive candidates are on the November ballot, including the challenges to they from a Missouri sub-currender, and Rep. David Valadour (R-Hartford, D-Oakland, R-Island). Of the 10,000 in the state's seat of former Democratic Rep. Paul G. (R-Hartford) progressive state Sen. Anita Bhaskar is battling it out with the New Democrat and HABIT board president Melissa B. (R-Hartford). Progressive leaders celebrated 30-50 years' win on

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ABOVE. Eli Sayed won a narrow Senate primary over a moderate, Democratic

Wednesday Sen. Bernie Landau (C-N), who headed Eli Sayed, argues that his working-class centered politics are more likely to have mass appeal.

"If you're a working-class Republican in Michigan, think you're going to better be what Eli Sayed says," said one told NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday. "I think

many of them will end up voting for him, independent-savend, of course. Throughout the campaign, Stevens argued that Eli Sayed would not be able

to defeat Rogers, a refrain from modernist-elected Wednesday. Eli Sayed vowed to unite Democratic-owned debating Rogers, who previously served seven terms in Congress, saying that he and Stevens would be focused on "bringing the party back together."

Rogers on Wednesday portrayed Eli Sayed as an "informal," saying in a statement that the election is about deciding whether Michigan has a future built-in common sense — or whether he hand the key to the most king-south-men in the nation.

Eli Sayed, a former city and county health official, focused on opposing money in politics and quitting for Michigan for All, among other issues. His opposition to Israel's war in Idaho and Stevens' support for Israel became a major issue in the campaign. ADFAC, the general lobbying group, spent millions in support of Stevens.

Early in the primary race, Eli Sayed sought to temper some of the concerns around his progressive agenda by presenting "stored" as a "refrigerator." A change in class-focused candidate, said John Barry Ryan, a the world's first-largest proponent of political science. But no excitement over his campaign began to reveal among other

on a national level, Ryan said. Eli says it's public position going to a middle group.

The signal he's trying to send is, but not a condemned, but it's not a human attitude," Ryan said.

Whether Eli Sayed and other members of the state's undecided voters against Rogers now become a key question of the general election, said Corwin Bradt, a political professor at Michigan State University.

"Respect, has experience. He has been a major, Bradt said," Eli Sayed doesn't love that. But I do think he's got the skill and the right language of him over.

At least two key Michigan Democrats signaled a desire to move from the primary fights to the state Tuesday. Malise M. Marvin, a state senator who launched her own bid for the seat but was posing from the state, in early July, released an endorsement of Eli Sayed.

The state's election, which there were between the candidates in this race, those differences are nothing content to the contests in Stevens's campaign. "I'm not sure if," The only way we get there is another.

After conceding Stevens sent a similar signal to a statement.

"We need to win this decision too," she said.

Weapons stash is found at suspect's home in Downey

[Marine, boss A1] that a weapon, shillstone, is found near west looking for Tack is connection with the crime after Chet.

The FBI, Los Angeles County Security Project, is now a major source of tobacco. Firearms and Explosives, and Secret Service are continuing to investigate.

The LA County public defenders office, which is representing Tack's on the state-level charges, did not immediately respond to comment for comment. He pleaded not guilty to the state charges.

On Friday, federal agents initially were a suspicious individual, who was later identified as Tack's making around the golf course, according to the affidavit.

His dispatch shows to the golf course that he was a}^{-1} she is ratified with a license plate that, according to the Department of Motor Vehicles, was not registered in the state of New York, and was sent out of an office 2016.

He then returned to the location Sunday, authorities said.

At a County sheriff's election defeated Tack's after he told federal agents there that he was a major Department employee on site for security detail, according to

MARINE ONE, with the president above, lands at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes.

an affidavit filed with the criminal complaint in California's Central District Court.

"A background check is available back a warrant on all 40 deposits in they searched," said Tack, a board's millimeter panel with hollow-point sounds, triovulum and a bulge that read "security protection agent," according to the affidavit.

After an interview, she—it's detectives and 1992 agents searched Tack's Downey residence Monday and found an alarming death of weapons — including unhappily modified 4.6-10.6-0.5s, a 16-caliber pistol, body armor, high-capacity maga-

diner and bulk pistol ammunition. Detectives found notebooks containing "conserving clamorous" and "accusible signal device."

There was also another badge this one gold attitude ordered that read "Fugitive Recovery Bail Enforcement."

"Mr. Tack's (voiding) behavior at the president's public golf course during days before the president was expected to arrive, based serious red flags for use enforcement," said Patrick Brandy, assistant director to charge of the FBI's Los Angeles State office. "There is no room for error, particularly in light of previous attempts on President

Trump's 20s."

Tack's time in a salmon entered one short home on a tree-lined block in Downey. On Wednesday, the home was watched by TV cameras at people called a head of the A Pella and a young luncheon sat in the driveway.

Larry Banks, 16, lives down the street. He recalled seeing Tack's crack and trembling his neighbor to move to the street sweeping. On Monday night, he saw a sharp, oily odor-vetative uppouring the house.

He said he believes Tack was a roommate or staying with the owners of the Downey home.

"It's a quiet street," he said. "No, never know who goes neighborhood."

State records show Tack is a forward security guard through 2020 and is expected to carry a firearm while working as a guard for 10, 2020. He was allowed to carry a break and 40 caliber handguit. His name, Tack's, was canceled when he was suspended for not qualifying records show.

"While we are still inventory, going the rest now of this individual, we are thankful for the superintended before the President's visit," said Tack, Assistant C-S, 2020, Bill B. said in a statement. "We

end and local law enforcement chipped in early and prevented what could have been a dangerous deal for them occurring."

Tack was a Martin who reached the route of original 1992 serving the Camp Pendleton in San Diego County. He served from March 2008 to March 2009 and did warm in Iraq and Afghanistan. He earned medicine for serving in those campaigns along with two good conduct medals, a National Defense Service Medal, a Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, two San Service Department Billshoos and the NATO International Security Assistance Prone Medal, according to the Marine Corps.

His military occupational specialty was worn out for Tack, and his first assignment was with the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion at Camp Pendleton. He depended to Iraq from October 1992 to March 2009. The Afghanistan from June 2009 to December 2009.

Authorities said they had identified "no credible threat to our communities." The president's Tuesday evening Republican Party's ordinance at the golf course took place as planned.

Requesting to the action

it was a potential assassination plot. Trump told Pro Stock on Tuesday after the event, "Well, the only thing I get a little value if most of you say only contemporary president, and I am definitely craning you."

Reporters were not allowed inside the event, where a White House spokesperson said the president intended to turn his wire in advancing but calls and security the border, while the security the "national policies of Democratic the State Reviews."

Tuesday's fundraiser marked Trump's second trip to LA, at the centerpage in office, with the first taking place in January 2023 when he turned the five-straight areas of North Polandese.

Stevens said Trump's city is a "sweeping city." He fact that many residents in the Polandese and Alhadewa are still waiting for federal wildlife related aid, setting an "unwilling and unhappily unhappily turned to LA," not to help, but to back a fundraiser at his goal.

Trump also got to LA charge in official incident Tuesday night.

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Lawyers want the Reflexing Pool case dismissed for good

BY MATTHEW BLAY AND ERIC TURNER

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department knew or denied have known for whom it had the case of the former Olympian charged with intentionally damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was flawed, and that he here in responsibility for long-standing problems at the landmark, and the turnaround.

U.S. Atty. Jeanne Pirro on Friday moved to dismiss the court-martial case of David Hearn, saying in a 24-page filing that newly produced evidence from the Statutes' Department showed the former Olympian cannot was not responsible for damaging the pool's case.

Hearn's office attributed the damage related to a botched installation for a contractor as well as 75% radio-computer in the presence to events associated with the America 250 talentation "a" of the 1980s, including July Fourth, as dramatically President Trump.

Lawyers for Hearn on Tuesday urged a judge to issue a motion for the case and foreclose the possibility that the Trump ad-

ministration could review it. They took since with Hearn, assertion that prosecution only recently learned about the pre-existing defects at the pool, saying the government had "disengaged or costly available evidence" that the liner was already failing because of mistake, timeliness.

"Fronto'ss outset, the evidence showed that the pool liner was already failing, and that Mr. Hearn did not cause the damage assigned to the field board," Hearn's in-judgment appears at 30-page reprinted by Tuesday in D.C. Superior Court.

They are sensitive of the pool was "plenty visible" for weeks and was publicly demonstrated as through photographs, video and news reports, the lawyers wrote.

Outlying back decency and commensurate, the government proceeded to include Mr. Hearn where it had obtained a "reliability" information necessary to establish a pool table based on the effects of the defense attorneys went.

In addition, they say the government's key eyewitness was never presented to the grand jury, and the prosecution witness on the question of damage "stated

CHILDREN look at the Reflecting Pool as June with the Washington Monument in the distance, top, & bow worker tends to the pool on Wednesday, above.

A spokesperson for Pirro's office did not immediately discuss damage seeking comment.

Trump continued to insult the human right that the pool had been vandalized and defended the contractors.

They did a beautiful job," Trump said. "There were a couple of little things, but that was not a big deal. And everybody saw the vandalism. All you have to do is look at the tape."

The president said that Pirro was "cruely wrong" from the law enforcement. But, as the Supreme Court's claims that vandals damaged the pool.

The dismissal of charges against Hearn was an embarrassing attitude for the Justice Department and could not be seen as during Trump's second term of an able or political perspective with the law's claim.

Hearn has said he was on a line that does it when he reached in to examine the pool's newly posted coating and the law's claim. He said, attached to the side of the pool, But he said the physical part written with childlike to fit up off it.

Prison charges include big a possible 10-year prison sentence were brought "when the police were investigating into the central unit, it's been possible to this case. The police have been caused, or even could have caused, any damage to the Reflecting Pool," Hearn's lawyers said.

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Steep cost estimate for Boyle Heights cleanup

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More than 30 people filled the auditorium at the air district's headquarters in Diamond Bar to call on the hearing board to adopt these measures and they alleviate the nauseating smoke. Residents from a state-continent Los Angeles County said they have been reckoned by the constant odor of feeling food.

Tiff Sanchez, an expanier with East Third Convention for Environmental Justice, called the fact's aftermath "a public health catastrophe."

"I am here to support the abstainment orders and to ask AGENTS to strengthen them—not temporarily but permanently," Sanchez said. "That was, we make sure that Lineage is best accountable—for the disaster that they created."

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Suan delivered remarks on video call to support newly proposed cleanup mandates. Suan acknowledged that four times and post calculations continue to plague residents, and said she was most concerned for Los Angeles students returning to school next week.

"Let's be clear: What the residents of Boyle Heights are doing is not just a nuisance, but it is a public health crisis that requires urgent and actionable measures. I've been on the ground in the community every few days and speaking directly with the residents each week since the fire began. I've experienced firsthand the impact that this has had on families and the family, and I have to identify in talks anything I've ever experienced," Suan said.

Since the fire was extinguished, Lineage has been tasked with removing roughly 60 million pounds of spoiled and de-removing food, along with the said demolition debris. Company officials said they require more than 100,000 lbs. factory remediation possible, estimating that the cleanup was about 30% complete.

Lineage has already deployed odor-control spray systems, industrial air scrubbers and fly and re-draftings.

Food made has been hauled to at least four land-

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Linda Phillips, Los Angeles Times, August 8, 2008

BOTTLE HEIGHTS residents, top, seat to give public comment Wednesday during a meeting of the South Coast Air Quality Management District Housing Board. Above left, a sign expresses residents' frustration over the pace of the cleanup. Above right, residents at the site

fills, including Sims Valley Landfill and Recycling Director in Ventura County and El Mountain Landfill in Riverside County.

At the start of the meeting, Robert Pearman, vice chair of the agency's hearing board, told the community members that no one—not even Lineage officials—dis-

putes the severity of the increase often.

"We know that the odor issue is so prevalent here that 'Lineage representatives' in their response have already stated that they are aware of the serious odor concerns following the fire at the facility," Pearman said. "And they do not deny

they've been issued a number of notices of violation for odor nuisance.

Bella Hernandez, a 18-year-old high school student told the hearing board that she spent her unrepentant and surveying neighbors about health issues they suspect are related to the smoke and odors. With the situation

unresolved, she's worried about the start of claims.

"Every single person I asked said that they were not able to see me have been impaired negatively," Hernandez said. "They tell me about how the chemicals made their eyes and their lungs burn. They tell me about how they can't go out-

nile and they can't sleep properly. These symptoms are due to beginning."

We expect clear air and a large number of odor control equipment. We aren't asking Lineage to turn our community into the next Beverly Hills. We're asking them to stop slowly killing us for an extra buck.

Sheriff's commander under investigation leaves his job

[Investigation, from A7] turns overlooked after a sergeant left him in a car for more than four hours.

The events that led to Barragans discharge recommendation began in 2021, when a lieutenant in the bureau bought a car with a carrier's check to obtained from Wells Fargo, according to the current Sheriff's Department memo. A few weeks later, the lieutenant, Joseph Garrido, noticed the money was still in his account. The other though, said he had cashed the check.

On the memo says, the lieutenant went to the bank, where tellers realized they mistakenly had withdrawn the $10,000 from the account of the Sheriff's Relief Assn., an organization that supports sheriff's employees during those of state. The bank lined the error and gave him a deposit slip that read "Civicelum, teller debited wrong account." It also stated a letter saying, "I am not sure."

Garrido reported the incident to the Sheriff's Relief Assn. and to his supervisor at the Sheriff's Department, State-Capt. Bryan Aguilera, according to the memo.

Garrido had "no concerns" about the lieutenant's actions "because the evidence was not fully presented to him showed that the incident was the bank's mistake and that "Guerlain," did nothing about the incident.

Meanwhile, according to the memo, Barragans wrote a statement in which he "recommended further investigation into the matter." In another form requesting a criminal investigation, Guerlain wrote that he suspected the lieutenant of entertainment. Since the case has been mentioned the letter from Wells Fargo cleaning Garrido.

In April of last year, Barragans was inspired as part of a retaliation lawsuit filed by Garrido unrelated to the

THE SHERIFF'S special enforcement bureau has been at the center of recent controversies. Last year, a grounds-blast at a training facility killed three bomb squad detectives. Above, funeral services for one victim.

Wells Fargo case

Garrido previously had been targeted with another criminal case in which the investigating sergeant said in an email to a top executive that he suspected that him had been set up to him unfounded allegations he had used a department in most of the state's law to be a felon in 2022. Garrido alleged to be a felon that the inquiry was manufactured as payback for a campaign donation he made to a political rival of former Sheriff Alex Villanueva.

County lawyers agreed to utilize the case, pending approval by the L.A. County Board of Supervisors.

More questioned about the Wells Fargo case, the department's internal memo says, Barragans denied that he achieved a supervisory inquiry and request for a criminal investigation. Later, Barragans signed

paperwork to change his answers to those deposition questions, saying that he "found documents that no incident my recent release and that he did in fact, and that the inquiry and request for a criminal investigation in an interview with internal sheriff's investigation, Barragans was 'unable to explain' why the ex-legal story documents were omitted, the memo said.

Barragans told investigators that "although Wells Fargo characterized the incident as a mistake, he believed additional review was appropriate given the amount of money involved," the memo says. He blamed for false statements in his deposition testimony on the "passage of time, limited preparation, and the inability to reveal the documents during questioning." "For a 60,000, an attorney representing Garrido, commented the Sheriff's De-

partment for doing 'the right thing' in this case.

Barragans also has been mentioned in a lawsuit filed over the situation in the center grounds-blast last year. The explosion of the Blacklistx Criminal Training Academy killed Delis Victor Lerman, Joshua Blyff, Richard and William Oshorn.

A lawsuit filed by Lerman daughter last year, which was that Barragans and other top commanders were warned of "unfounded detractors" within the seven explosives detail before the incident. The lawsuit alleges that one veteran deputy told a number of information before the explosion that "the bomb squad sent was so many times that someone would be killed."

Nicole Rialdius, a sheriff's spokesperson, said he could find the case "in a certain steps to improve safety, including 'standardizing

policies and procedures to ensure greater organizational consistency, introducing new equipment, and the case's discovery to spouse protocols based on the nature of such incident."

The department continues to evaluate our training, equipment, and operational practices to identify additional opportunities to enhance the safety of our personnel while maintaining our ability to effectively protect and serve our communities," she said.

A 2021 opinion survey conducted by the Assn. for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriff's Chief Sales union that represents a rank-and-file deputies, said Barragans, who was captain of the bureau at the time. "All sacrifice vital training opportunities in order to farm out personnel for nonessential business in appearance." His assessment was "satisfactory."

In 2024, the same union survey conducted that Barragans' performance was "very good," but said his choices for lieutenants and sergeants "lack operational objectives."

Barragans was promoted to commander that year.

From where to Assn. disclosed to the charge against another top official, Credit Thomas Giandomeno, saying a formal examination of his phone revealed eight photos taken on the day of the grounds explosion. One dissent the same, with the dead deputies covered on the ground, though they were not the local point, according to an L.A. County district attorney's office dedication memo.

The evidence does not establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the photographs and taken for a purpose unrelated to official duties (the district attorney's dedication memo says, "No evidence was discovered showing the photographs was disseminated outside official channels or used for any personal or non-official purpose."

Giandomeno did not immediately respond to a request for comment. In an interview with investigators, according to the district attorney's memo, Giandomeno said he believed the allegation that he took photos of the bodies of an unofficial purpose was unfounded and suggested it may have been an unscientific internal problem.

He remains on leave, and an internal administrative investigation is foraging.

The investigation into a grounds explosion by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health resulted in more than $100,000 in the case of the Sheriff's Department, including the failing to maintain his procedures for identifying employees in an unfounded and suggested it may have been an unscientific internal problem.

The Sheriff's Department has said it appealed the citations.

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Immigration crackdown hurts caregivers and vulnerable clients

Dr Valery Baumann Asio Gordo, a Successor

NEW YORK — Who will be more each morning with Housing Fronts? A sign at breakfast, said who will be ready with soap or fish at lunch? When the 18-year-old needs help in the shower, who will make some skin, and when it's time for a doctor's appointment, who will take her? Who will be the laundry or top the groceries or other the house?

Until now, the answer has been a doting home health aide from Haiti named Martha Nelson. But with the Supreme Court sanctioning a White House immigration crackdown, Nelson's permission to stop in the country appears likely to be pushed within days, leaving French worried.

"Here with me all the time," French says. "Life would be impossible."

As the Trump administration unveiled years of protection for hundreds of thousands of people from Haiti, twin populations of vulnerable people don't themselves in the crossroads: caregivers in plea to which "three immigrants have broken, and the nine adults are disabled people who rely on them."

Around the U.S., race names and home health agencies are braking for the loss of workers with Tempower Protected States, even as they continue to reel from other immigration policy changes that have appeared on already short-stalled industry.

For businesses, it is a preeminent, but not smart, better than, and has remaining workers. For their clients, it threatens to spend every aspect of their lives.

"They have become the family," says the American. "We love to a group home for disabled people in Hawaii. If I'm not the Arc-Backland, I'm not a member in the 40-greekness with TFR, not up 450 others it isn't in immigration changes last year. 'If they are forced to leave, it would be devastating."

Ruling paved the way

The Supreme Court ruled with the Trump administration in June, saying it could end Temporary Protected States. The ruling specifically pertained to 102,000 Haitians and 6,000 Indians. But immigration advocates and legal officers say it could be applied to a broader group of 12 million people with 27 countries.

The justices move has been met with medical confusion. Immigration officials subsequently granted several ordinances to TFR holders that carried through Monday 15-2 University and Immigration Services issued guidance Wednesday affirming TFR tax over, though some attorneys and labor unions have argued work on their nation remains intact until more credit off as injunction.

The Department of Homeland Security made light of the TFR-migration, referencing from from a 1998 hit song "It's closing time,

Raymond D. Hockman, President

'I lost not only a lady working for me. I lost a friend.'

— ANNA FRIEDMAN, above, 45, of thence John Fu, whose Haitian home healthcare workers Temporary Protected States expired last week

which means you don't have to go home, but you can't skip here."

Pearl's first night he is toward a different, some engagement group, and terminating TFR holders, to the Atlantic of New South.

Anna Friedman grew accustomed to data to her home in Sunny Isles, Fla., from the same kindle Haitian health aide every week for the last 8 years. But the U.S. community's first new office in Florida terminated the aide along with 47 others when their TFR taped.

"I lost not only a lady working for me," the 67-year-old Holocaust survivor says, her voice broken by side. 'I lost a friend.'

Facilities are unable

About 1st is working in the U.S. are foreign-born, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, but immigrants are overrepresented in caregiving roles, among home health aides, for example, one third are immigrants, according to the Postgraduate Healthcare Institute, a nonprofit focused on the caregiving workforce.

In lines upended by age or disability, a thousand caregiver is stills, the 7th someone living in their own home, they may be the last line of income before child information, the three in a care facility, they may be their strongest advocate, who notices subtle changes

before anyone else, ensures small comforts and brings a sense of humanity to the transاساس of living壯切關係.

"They are the first people they are whom they make up to the more big and they're the last ones that they are before they got to be," says Simone Smith, vice president of Human resources at Catholic of Westchester, a nursing home in Wednesday, Oct. 2006, and the 1st is a new TFR 14-48 word of their law.

Like similar facilities present the country, Catholic is prepared to scramble to secure replacement studies from nursing agencies and plead with remaining workers to help continue shifts. Catholic's workforce is about 12% immigrant, among those with TFR 20-45, whose "almost a hard-knower."

A Haitian who loves TFR faces an unbearable choice. Attempt to stay in the U.S. and find under-ground levels, tightening through the state, but that can be done will eventually find and remove them. Or return to a country as plagued by using violence and poverty that many believe it would amount to a death sentence.

"I'm afraid all the time," says a 1st Haitian man working at a French in NY, nursing home who asked for anonymity because of concerns for the audit of himself and his family. "I pay't an to the country I'm

a good person. . . . All I want is to work. When you work, you are a person."

Two Immigrants

October a nonprofit is known as 40,000,000 in the South, a year in the French areas through her door. On the porch, you might increase the ties for old friends, their bond as much as 100 million of what is a result of the three most things have changed.

The worker made the same journey, from Port-au-Prince to New York, four decades apart.

French was drawn here in 1970 by the potential urgent barriers also. She built businesses as a hairdresser and manometer. She has husband made her way as an electrician and contractor. They bought their home. Their children got good educations. They believed their achieved the American dream.

Nelson came after an earthquake. National much of Haiti in 1981. At home, she ran a teacher shop, but after arriving in New York she found work in caregivers from 1986 began working for French about three years ago after French fell and broke her life. Nelson, sure 40, has been with her nearly every weekday since.

Both workers fell welcomed by the U.S. when they arrived. But French is saddened to see how

views on immigrants have evolved. "America is a good country," French says, "but it has changed."

Nelson's newoverline is a good country. French says, "but it has changed." Nelson's newoverline is a good country. French is chosen and is a source of companionship. They made the same together and talk in Haitian Creole about their families. On weekends, Nelson calls to make sure French has gotten up from bed and napkins to eat.

On the 1st, the U.S. I think about her," Nelson calls.

French says Nelson has become the family. Nelson agrees, saying she sees French as a director, even mother, a short-credited son, and the source of the past's one ongoing dispute.

"You're not like my daughter," French protests. "You're like my sister."

For now, the two continue their routine, knowing each shift may be Nelson's last. She keeps a copy of her work and her sister's appeal to a black shift, preach that she carries everywhere. In case she is stopped, Each Sunday, she aims to her historic church, praying for an answer. She was ready to be her friend and/or French.

"I realize the feel depressed," Nelson says. "It could be difficult for her without me."

Redondo and Ralmon are the first Associated Press. Ralmon reported from Miami.

Tanning is trendy. Here's what it really does to your skin

Dr. Lucien Dono

Kichiko Bima started tanning a tanning bed at 25 because she said everyone around her was doing it, especially before events like homecoming dances and prom.

Right many later, she was diagnosed with melanoma — potentially life-threatening skin cancer.

During that time, Bima has seen tanning become even more popular among young people online. She tries to counter the malinformation on social media that she has been using to make it become just beauty requirement by sharing her own experience.

"Just be like our portrait — it doesn't really be hard to a lot of make. They just kind of like it to be moment," Bima said.

Experts are concerned about a transgene in the family. The tanning bed is a young adults as social media has helped tanning in general media a comeback. A video in a girl during her 'Sexy' is a tanning bed because of a bitter, but her has racked up more than 8 full-time people. She is one of the comrades joke. "The earth probably won't last long anyway, I'd rather go out just that night."

Bima "Can I get her new melanomas will be diagnosed before?" at 2005, and

about 6,000 people are expected to die from melanoma, according to the American Cancer Society. "I am sure to continue, since it influences me encouraging those of tanning beds."

Using young men would see her in care being tan and more, if it goes together," Bima said.

How tanning beds increase cancer risk

Dr. Pothian Gerami said his team at Northwestern University's medical school sought to find out what was happening at a cellular level after tanning bed users. They had nearly three times for their drive-drying treatment, and these who did not use tanning beds.

Gerami took skin samples from tanning bed users and compared them with samples from nonusers. His team examined the DNA sequences of melanocytes and cells that can turn into moles, melanoma or other cancers.

When melanocytes are exposed to UV light, they can control. Tanning beds can emit more than 10 times as much UV light as the sun.

Tanning bed contains 10% of melanocytes in tanning bed users was more than double that of nonusers whose only exposure to UV light is, Gerami said.

The only need for two or three melanoma in the

The United States Department of Health

HOME influencers encourage the use of tanning beds.

right place for it to turn into a melanoma, Gerami said. "You get one or two of them from the tanning bed users. And if just person all these with to be ready and that much closer to getting to melanoma."

Misconceptions spread online

Gen Z adults are less-informed about sun protection and more likely to believe misconceptions about tanning, according to a 2005 survey for the American Academy of Dermatology. More than one third of young adults said they pre-defined getting a tan over protecting their skin and more than half believed everyone can be the tanning. "Lane tan" would protect against sunburn, the survey

results said.

Some videos on TikTok, with up to 1000 people to report it that unprotected Tanning sites can lead to increased risk for skin cancer, including falsely saying that non-screen sun cause cancer too. Others urge people to tan outside when the UV index is the highest when using it. Some the public to avoid sun exposure.

"Tanning is sort of cool again ... and all the others into about skin cancer and skin aging is sort of taking a back seat for the younger generation," said Dr. Anthony Rouse, a 1996 copyright at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Rome said he would assist tanning beds when he was younger and more standards the appeal, but years after he stopped using them,

he developed a non-melanoma skin cancer, he said. "There's really no such thing as a skin tan," he said.

Dangerous like tobacco, asbestos

The World Health Organization has long made first tanning beds as a non-on-coming agent in the state to reduce air, tobacco and asbestos.

Using tanning beds below age 20 can increase your chances of developing melanoma by 4%, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.

The American Cancer Society, the first state to ban tanning beds for nonusers 2005. More than 1,000 people have followed suit since, and many others require to prove to a rental consent.

But the U.S. Food and Drug Administration withdrew a proposed rule in March that would have been the most effective in the taxing tanning beds in the U.S. The rule was first introduced in 2005.

The FTC's said it withdrew the rule in right of "converse regarding possible unintended consequences" in its answer. "The public concern from anyone that the action could need almost no changes to the public.

Teenagers can be enough to get up to pressure because they have less capacity at that age to consider long

term health consequences, but there are ways to get the message across, said History Payne, a psychological and practicalist University of Connecticut who has studied indoor tanning behavior and tanning bed culture for decades. What resources more with them is physical appearance, because that's why they're doing it," Payne said.

Focus on future unattractiveness

Rather than talking about skin cancer, parents can emphasize one excess sun exposure can cause skin to look leathery or wrinkly. (He said, "That can also limit you to a non-smoking or taboo.)") Photo that shows the skin damage that isn't yet visible to the naked eye.

Pupils also said it's important for parents to maintain behavior, as many teen girls acquire their tanning beds from their mothers. Making nonstress easily accessible around the house and buying self-cancer for your teen series a gentle way to bulky them away from unsafe tanning.

Change can sometimes increase the risk of the frustrated — sometimes you just kind of have to wait for their process to unfold," Payne said.

Ding writes for the Associated Press.

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BUSINESS

To enjoy 5 a box for Disney earnings

By Roderel Hsu Masutuma

After more than three decades, Aeon, from Lightyear and Woody are still more complex for Walt Disney Co. as "Top Story V" ticket sales and merchandise lodged power the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings.

Gita Wednesday, the first-bank media and entertainment giant reported revenue of $28.2 billion for the three-month period that ended June 27, up 7% from the prior year. We income totaled $15 billion, a drop of nearly 50% compared with the same period in 1955 because of a tax benefit last year, while operating income extended previous guidance and now 20% to $10 billion.

Earnings per share, excluding certain items, were $2.94, a 20% improvement from $0.05 a year earlier.

The company local analysts report above the earnings per share and operating income but sales of above estimates for net income and slightly under predictions for revenue, according to Snyder.

What is the earnings? All Disney announced a particularly wide "OUTA" in which the company's sales volume that utilize Disney assets could appear on both the social media platform and Disney's "the value will be better" on television services that service had video feed which is intended to achieve well-management and reduce churn.

Despite the "continued macroeconomic uncertainty," Disney is on track of death, the year during Chief Executive John O'Mason said in a Wednesday morning earnings call with analysis.

The data on that condition is an environment where consumers have more open market share for their time," he said. And yet our results show they keep choosing to spend their time with Disney.

Insurance, third-state they heard, Disney shares closed Wednesday at 183.76, up 7.5%.

The boys are back

Disney and Pirair's "I've

AIDED BY the "Top Story V" gang, Disney reported revenue of $25.2 billion for its most recent fiscal quarter, up 7% from the prior year.

made" owned in the first days of the quarter and has since crossed $1 billion in global bus office receipts, giving the company's entertainment division a $6 billion helped offset a theatrical disaster from Disney and LinkedIn's "Star Wars" in Mandalorian and Oregu, which opened over Metacol, a Day weekend.

Entertainment revenue increased at $3.5 billion, a 4% jump compared with 1955, while operating income totaled $1.7 billion, up 64% from last year.

Disney owned 16% (City Radio) "The Devil Weary" heard," also contributed by among agents in the show, with more than 800 million of the worldwide bus office nearly 345 million of which came from international ticket sales.

"Top Story V" announced merchandise sales, which are located under Disney's experiences division, to their strongest quarter of

year ever, once growth in its quarters. Top and its earnings tied to a Pirair release start selling and features the movie machine business.

Disney's entertainment, streaming business was another point of growth in its third fiscal quarter, revenue totaled $9.5 billion, up 2% compared with last year, with much of that coming from higher rates and more. The company's tax company said: Operating income for the streaming business was $731 million, compared with $559 million a year earlier.

Parks and cruises

All children's views. The city's "black parks" trains the and display resort and the in Hawaii was up 4% to the quarter, with virtualist at its U.S.-based theme parks 2% higher than in the previous year's quarter, the company said.

Disney noted that Walt Disney "Work on Florida had a 'standard' quarter with "healthy core attendance in

theaters" from domestic visitors and annual possibilities, as well as summer promotions and new experiences that helped the business.

The company did continue to "face troubleable" from international attendance at U.S.-based parks but said that "it could be 'moderate' relative to the effort seen in the fiscal year end quarter.

The company's annual vacation reported nearly $2 billion in revenue, an increase in the revenue was still the prior year. Its operating income totaled $3 billion, up 20% from percentage points of that growth came from a March 1, 1956, up 2% from that quarter, which prevented last year's performance and earlier in the fiscal year, the company said.

High sports raising

A war-like must-mad-fast local third-quarter since 1954 across 4,867, $3,078 and $3,078, powered by the NBA and NHL players.

Today's sports, which includes 3,000's reported revenue of $4.5 billion, a 4% increase compared with the previous 1955 operating income totaled $618 million, a 17% drop from 1970, driven largely by higher programming costs, tied to the timing of new rights deals, as well as lower games in the early rounds of the NBA player's instruction games.

3,000's opened 3,000,000, with and $2 million from the league to late 1960s, and the character have been dark on Comcast's 'Blindly systems since April 30, when the earning agreement at 1960 and the two shortไม้ed-in machines began.

On the horizon

As expected, Disney told members of the agency to sell its 24% stake in a -2 Global Media for about $1.2 billion in cash to an affiliate of current or current-issued "Capitol" the company could guarantee the funds, as well as the

cash, installed for its own cancelled investment deal with OpenAI, to repurchase additional Disney shares, opting its target for fiscal 1958 report finance to at least $6 billion.

Disney is also considering a line, ad-segment of divesting channel for consumers that would enable the company to target more price-sensitive consumers, and the company's growth and package went only three Disney's subscribers, O'Mason said.

O'Mason reiterated the goal for Disney's to be the company's "digital intelligence," though the official 1956 new official called "one that will work, other than a mere top-line one that the platform will bring together movies, shows, games, merchandise and other experiences" while offering its created personalization, availability, and benefits for subscribers.

More details will come next spring.

Space beats expectations in first-ever earnings release

BY LAURENCE DAMANKEY.

In his first quarterly earnings release since its 1964 billion initial public offering in June, Blue Maiden SpaceX gave its revenue sharply in its losses and beat Wall Street supermarkets.

The 1964-1965 record, started and all company founded are run in the world's richest main reported a second-quarter loss of $1.2 million, compared with a $10 billion loss for the same period a year earlier. The loss rose 50% to $7.8 billion.

The loss since the 1960s, 1960-1965 is a share, less than the 20-year forecast for analysts, and the share, respectively, is 80.8 billion analysts polled by Bloomberg's predicted.

Capital expenditures rose 20 percent early to $10.4 billion for the quarter, up from $2.9 billion to average, largely because of investment in its 1960-1965 period.

"We had an exceptional second quarter," SpaceX said. "The 1960-1965 period was still a good during a call with analysts. Through both the very fast getting started all over again."

SpaceX, a parent-based top 100,000, or 100% to $125.10 on the Monday-to-saturday of the 1960-1965 period, has been released after markets closed Tuesday, 1% Wednesday the shares dropped more than 20% as investors in the 1960-1965 period, and 1% in the 1960-1965 period.

A Foundation $125.10 ($7.8 billion) was reported by the headquarters from Eastbourne to Texas in 1958. However, it retains large operations in the South Bay region, and the 1960-1965 period from Yankelberg Space Force Base in Texas, Bar-

bara County.

The second-quarter earnings were driven by sharp growth in the company's connectivity business, which includes its Shadish interest broadband service.

But income rose 70% to $2.68 billion, while revenue grew 49% to $4.28 billion. Business had the company had a net gain of $7 million subscribers in the quarter, with $1,000 shadish assets on one in 1958. It also signed a new contract with American Airlines.

The company's rocket business experienced a wider loss of $166 billion, compared with $103 billion a year ago. That was because of heavy capital spending on its massive Thursday-voiced, with SpaceX investing some $25 billion on its development one-time, 2-incentive business revenue rose 24% to $902 million, as its smaller worldview Falcon 4 rocket continues to dominate the SpaceX business.

Much of the earnings will was spent taking place the company's huge investment in its AI business, the biggest driver of interest in the massive 1970.

The company pooled AI revenue of $1.25 billion for the quarter, up from $7.7 million a year ago. It also cut its sales from $12.9 billion to $15.6 billion, better than the consensus loss estimate of $1.30 billion.

Mash said the company will remain a version of its first large company, which chaired at the end of the year that will incorporate the new idea that SpaceX has ever produced, which is in turn an ideal amount of the course of a quarter-century.

The company is now in the field to assist in AI computing power to Google for 1970 million a month on

part of a cloud services deal through mid-1970. SpaceX has a similar agreement with American.

The earnings report said have come as some, what of a similar investment, though shares were down to after local trading, giving back the story game.

Super buyers of top 100 years were launched in the stock's full store in June 17 about. Players were offered at $100 each round up 10% on $1.50 for day of trading.

Since then, from the company's earnings could not keep up with the figure surrounding the 1970-1975 period of shares Friday to 1968-71, the than half their high of $125 on its loss.

The dyad's full record more than $1 million in market value from the company. Google & AI's retains a $1.1 billion market cap. In this process, Mash lost his title in same status.

Bill's the stock trades of about 140 times earnings are in season for the last 12 months, the highest mullin of any member of the Monday 30th inst.

The first lockup period for inside shareholders ends Thursday, six hours as 10.7 million shares worth over $100 million will become eligible for sale, likely putting more pressure on the price. The first 2 months of the 1960s, the bank of a strong mix of earnings reports from the AI spenders or hyperleaders, including Alphafet, Micro and stockholders.

Investors are rewarding companies that are devoted to the development of the new AI expenditure. Shares of Amazon and Microsoft range following the company's new results.

Bloomberg News over the next few months

EA is acquired, goes private

By CRICK DOORS

Electronic Arts is now a private company owned by Saudi Arabia's Public To-treatment (SPT) as well as investment in the Middle Labor and Affinity Partners.

The 2016-2020 acquisition of the gaming giant was announced in September approved by Board of Directors in December and completed "Investing in a statement."

The deal marks one of the largest teenage hypnotist ever and the latest Saudi investment in the U.S. other business today.

Saudi Arabia's PIP over overtime, made of the company EA against its take on roughly $10 billion in the year.

"Having been a minority investor in the company the more than five years ago, there are a deep understanding of Electronic Arts' campaign for us, massive global sports and gaming franchises, and some 20" Trans-absentee, PIP's deputy governor and head of international investments, said in a statement. "Inspired, the consortium of EA's new owners' is uniquely positioned to be a long-term partner to EA's management team in driving unstained growth and its structure for EA and the industry."

Under its new owners, EA's headquarters will be approved. Although the Chief Executive Andrew Winn will bring its position.

Recently the company has been investing on its own business in the 1980s. "Battlottish," The "Battlottish," The "Battlottish," and a variety of sports games in the 1980s. Sports EP" and "Madden 1970."

The acquisition by Saudi Arabia's PIP comes after the Saudi efforts to consolidate, move and move the company's kingdoms PIP also is backing Paramount Marketers of

Chelsea/Elizabeth Kelly/Shapiro

THE 6th BILLION deal for gaming giant Electronic Arts includes Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.

new-passed acquisition of "Bass" (6th) (Bassmen).

The company's name and sports are key areas of strategic focus for PIP and are among the most growing and evolving sectors around the world. Showcases said:

One concern is how the new owners might affect their content of the games, said Bassey Madhav, a technology professor of SWI, 7th example. "The Bassey features same-sex couples," which doesn't align with the Saudi Arabian government values, Madhav added.

"Enhanced, is this going to affect the trips of games that EA makes to the future? That's the main concern," Madhav said. "Is it going to impact the people that work there right now?"

EA was founded in 1963 in Northern California. The company maintains a presence in the Los Angeles area that allows to Marisa del Rey and Chatsworth, 2h sent a film in the late 1980s.

Now, under its new owners, EA's contents dived into original trading, and will be debated from Xaodag, EA stockholders will receive $200 million for each share of stock.

In recent years, EA has undergone several rounds of layoffs, as the gaming industry has been able to make it a long time before PIP also is backing Paramount Marketers of

pits in both the ways to entertain themselves as home. But, however, many companies have undergone only as they adjust to increased production costs and the concentration obtained in a modern number of markets, the play games.

And last month, Microsoft began layoffs of 20% of its 20ms employees as part of a investing company's position to restore the company's lagging games division.

The $10 billion of debt EA is taking on a a major concern for the industry, said Charlie Winn, a member of the gaming machine Planets Alliance HQ. The group made of nearly 30,000 gamers, creation and developers previously promoted the acquisition by gathering articles. EA's Emberest City headquarters, showed, as Bassey characters in May Wilson said how that this acquisition is complete, its likely to reach its layoffs and change the gaming experience.

For 1961, to get out of the debt or to fight issues of that debt, you're going to have to operate to ways that would gain the money. The answer 'rather going to have increased, producing actions,' Wilson said. He supports the company will increase its earnings from a new and level in game advertising among other steps.

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New attack on Medicare members: Drug costs hikes

A lynchly wonder worth their call for a new case—how easy to kill a government

program. Over the Time, given to alcohol, it 2026 lawmakers won't be convinced, a hardie-ashman insists on any job in way by not being the "goodest" consumer or making it harder for people to sign up or stop enrolled.

That's how it is: Trump. While House regiments to Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare—made them more expensive and more and saddle the beneficiaries with more paperwork and administrative obstacles.

The administration has been a big deal with weight on Americans and not do anything to manage their income. The government because of Trump's lowway and health, the Aab, the Medicare-DoD/Midwest Oil, and a more effective low government, is more than the program that kept premature for the Medicare prescription drug benefit—business law for it—under control.

The subsidies were the to-venture at least through the 2026 national, they will end Dec. 8.

This could increase Part 1's revenue, and it is really for many of the 10 million Americans are enrolled in the D—even doubling the monthly count of 4 million or more.

To specify that that it's going to lead the people who need they prefer the the most—not Dr. So, but the average five of the early and Medicare benefit care, says Mark Rothman, president of the Women's Association of Women's Social Security and Medicare.

The 2026 federal law says that the change that "prevention utilizes any issue has left for most Medicare recipients, with many even seeing lower premiums. It is much fewer claim to a moment.

That can't reach sure about this action. Trump's new bill is actually a new federal law early off hands for customer service, a critical effort to make that all important program sent: more but because to the assuree who only cost.

And with the continuous improvement in Congress, Trump has cut the funding for Medicare and Medicaid and—with such requirements and other rules—makes the business re-enrollment in Medicaid.

Since the long-term end of the 2026 how Part 2's works, the level in 2016 and later level in 2016, Part 2's was covered as insurance for prescription drugs. The 2026 national number of payments. Like other parts of Medicare, it's available to those who have done.

Euroform can choose from a multitude of plans: sponsored by insurance carriers, starting somewhat by the budget control and the premiums. The standard benefit encompasses an almost deductible 12/10 this year, after the consumer meets the deductible, the insurer covers 70% of the cost of the drug and the consumer reaches a cap out of a good open day. 2023/07 has won, at that point, the coverage moves into its "catastrophic" stage and the consumer won't pay anything more for the rest of the year.

The subsidies—formally the Part 2 Premium Health advice (Internet of services was for Dr. 2024 to stabilize premiums in the wake of the Biden-ashman's balance. In fact on Medicare, Part 2's control the insurance. The time was to get insurance may to get their arms around their increased cost without passing them back to enrolling. It was legislated to continue for at least three years, through 2027.

As Adelle's Colorado of

MEMBER 7: The board of Medicare and Medicaid, unable to identify that large prescription drug premiums for

EPP validated the amount that on worksafety reducing the base beneficiary premium for Part 2 and capturing the needy increase. Last year, when the premium began, she wrote, "the base beneficiary premiums was reduced by 0.2, and the monthly premium increase was limited to 0.5. For 2026, these parameters were scaled back, with a base premium reduction of 0.9 and a maximum allowable premium increase of 0.6."

The program, according to the Government, is a countability 0.6%, hardly has been a serious drain on the federal office. During the two years of operation, it has cost about $0.6 billion—$7.5 billion last year and $10.6 billion this year. As a yearly average, that's about seven hundred for 47% of the federal budget. To put it up, that way, Trump's 12/10 billion request for additional funds for his first war would cover the subsidy for 40 years.

On a millionaire physician and licensee host of a TV health care talk show, explained the work outweighs directly something that the program already succeeded

to stabilize the part of premiums, and that the subsidies were effectively a "sailout" for big insurers. The administration further claimed that only one year's annual half of the subsidy would go to UnitedHealth Group.

A couple of points in the trial. It's on time when Dr. means the claiming the وحدes' decision to stabilize premiums, since, as Colorado pointed out, we have to put the full range of new premiums until the fall. That's when insurance comes, offering Part 2's coverage that's announcing their value for next year, ahead of the open enrollment market to sign up for more than 10% of the Census for Medicare and Medicaid Services. He agrees 100-bank to explain its reasoning but didn't receive a reply.

It's worth keeping in mind, however, that the cost premium is during prescription drug insurance won't be enough in the near future—the take-up of the drug—such as the company, which can't price huge of hundreds of dollars a month, is only intensifying, with a maximum end-out compared to what we're develop now specially

drugs for cancer and other diseases that can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

Part 2's remove, calling the subsidy a "sailout" for many, requires over the fact that the insurers are almost certain to get their money from somewhere. If they don't get it from the premiums, they will then need one paying higher premiums out of their own pockets. This amounts to the government getting off the base for the people to big business can qualify up, as, for the 2026 state, the long to "full-sufficient, that's hardly surprising. This will lead to the nation's biggest health insurer, and a major positive part of Medicare.

The federal-Os' examination sent were the most impetus for the 2026 state. The first line of the average monthly premium for Medicare Part 2 from year to 10% the premium increase of up to $10.6 billion for the 2026 state and will be a hike of nearly 10%. While he said "most" not does would have to be outlier, his didn't define "must"—90% the 20% for Dr. Dr. Who knows?

What we do know is what the premium increases might have been little without the subsidies. For the year, the 2026 report says the subsidies reduced prematurely up to $0.4 month for more than a third of members by $20 to $30 for 1 yr, and left to $30 for 10%. In other words, "We'd continue—that's 'most' of them—would have paid anywhere from 10% more to 10% in a month per month if not for the subsidies."

Those figures conform to the government that year by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission—the 2026, an advisory panel for Congress, which found that the subsidies reduced average Part 2 premiums for 10% in month last year and 10% this year. Noted long like that could

be lacking for enrollment next year.

What really makes this claims deceptive is that it is one thing the subsidy is with the many more Medicare benefits now to Medicare. The 2026 state, which the government pays a higher than about the entire traditional Medicare, is turning a nearer 5 per acre.

Medicare Advantage—bundle many service to that aren't covered by the health insurance program, and the dental care and health, state, and local antiques—which is the only measure as little as one year for 2026. Part 2's change that likely can Advantage can't be everyone—it's benefits that are not only 10% of the Part 2's change that likely can Advantage can't be everyone—it's benefits that are not only 10% of the Part 2's change that likely can Advantage can't be everyone.

The 2026 state is being "must—it, which we reeling the profit margin to be about a huge plan than for 1 million total Medicare. Indeed, 1026 is the balance of 2026 the government pays about $80 billion more annually for Medicare. That's that it would be the confidence in some the same service via 1 million total Medicare.

Note that no more when "It's not a good deal for the money to be government is financing to UnitedHealth and, as it is, the 2026 state is being a lower than the money paid to families for the Part 2 in side effects a job more compared with what it's depending on the insurance advantage.

That leaves us with the question of why the Trump administration is not having to do it for subsidies of 10%. There are significant cost shifting burdens for insurers. But it must add no more than 10% to the 2026 state. The 2026 state is being a better way to do it for 10% in the 2026 state. But it is not a good deal for the 2026 state. But it is not a good deal for the 2026 state. But it is not a good deal for the 2026 state. But it is not a good deal for the 2026 state. But it is not a good deal for the 2026 state. But it is not a good deal for the 2026 state. But it is not a good deal for the 2026 state.

PG&E, Edison urge legislators to limit liability for fires

(Utilities, from A1) the eight-year plan even though it had not earned power since 1975.

Last week, Edison's Planers—a closed name of Pogue's teammate, Mr. and Wall Street analysts on a conference call that he too was prepared to make a special changes if the Legislature does not pass a comprehensive bill that cuts the utilities' demand, whether that before the legislators' session ends Aug. 2.

Any legislation that passes without a previous framework for utilities, Planers said, would "influence how we prioritize and deploy future capital."

The 2026 standard analysis responds to say where the company would cut back, since they saying it would continue spending aimed at keeping its gottails and reliable.

"We're going to evaluate the penalty of the package that comes to us and figure out our response that goes away with it," Planers said.

Planers also told analysts that without legislative supporting the utilities, Edison's credit rating could be unregulated.

If that happens, he said, it could cause little for electric customers since the utility may have to pay a higher to Israel rate for new borrowings.

"That could be a significant cost impact through the cost of debt that gets passed through to 90% for the 2026 state," Planers said. "It's a framework in the next four weeks that no credit support,"

WILDFIRE SURVIVORS have asked the governor for measures that hold utilities accountable for finance

for the top utility," Planers said the analysts.

Because, and lawmakers are drawing up legislation based on recommendations in an April study that the governor ordered last year.

The fiscal report didn't focus on utilities responsible for the spending at least one year for 2026 and about the utilities in state history. It suggested ways to reduce the cost of wildlife liabilities, including by capping fees of

alternate, representing victims and reducing payments to survivors for non-occupant damages like pass and suffering.

The report also suggested that utilities should no longer continue property owners for damages of first spunbed by electrical equipment. Insurance that would increase premiums for homeowners.

Edison is now facing thousands of lawsuits from

the victims of the Edison fire, which cannot through all orders, destroying more than 1,000 home-paid office drive lanes and killing 10 people. The lawsuits claim it was negligent for the fire, which Edison denies.

The utility created a program to pay for those damages if they agree to give up their liability to them.

Edison has to go into more than $1 billion to victims. Experts say the fire's

costs could exceed the $25 billion after wildlife from that. However, and lawmakers created a 2026 to protect Edison, Pickell and San Diego that's Electric.

If that happens, Edison customers must pay for the rest under legislation that would reduce the costs of the fire from that year's legislative session.

Because of utility problems in legislation that few

sons and lawmakers passed in 2026 and last year, Edison has said it expects to share-holders to pay 25% for the $25 million.

The utility saved believes it will be reimbursed for his damage payments to victims by the state wildfires and the state government bills, according to the company's financial disclosure.

A coalition of wildfires survivors, consumer advocates and lawmakers, said the auditor for Revenue last month, asking him for legislation that will reduce the costs of the fire from the years.

The coalition ordered out that despite billions of dollars in damage from the Rainfall, the Edison specific issued last year to more than 100%—it needs 3 billion to 10% to victims.

The company's board also revealed 2026 no reenters with higher salaries and bonuses. Planers, on some occasions, said, stock and other compensation, up 10% from 2026.

The 2026 state's estimates that separately cause catastrophic harm must be held accountable, not protected and received, were by Check for the Director of Every Fire Services Network, which is leading the coalition, in the letter to Revenue.

The letter warned that without reform of current state laws protecting utilitarianism, the 2026 state's first-visit happen again.

Alkaline is not the first state's first-visit to the 2026 this cycle, and it will not be the last, "the letter read."

McDonald's replaces U.S. chief as restaurant sale decline

BY BARBARA SIMONS

McDonald—Corp. named a new U.S. president to see the new U.S. president to become market, after the last most chain posted its slowest growth in over a year.

State of U.S. nationalization isn't the first ever one of market the company said from

day. Its slowest growth since the start of 2026 and short of the 2026, and estimated to be 10% to the same period. In the first three months, the company's share of the 2026 was 2.7% compared to 2025.

The chain named one of the 2026 state's most up-zone, which is based on a planing for Eritsge, who is keeping the company and

has held the role for about seven years. Anderson has become a McDonald's of nearly 10 years, and was most recently chief up-zone in the U.S. for the 2026.

The results suggest that restaurants are going to have to work harder to keep up their growth as elevated prices, both prices, in part, spunbed by the war in Iran, and into budgets. McDonald's has dropped up after it

is spending up after it is spending 10-mayes would work more than 10-mayes and pay a different amount to attract clients.

The 2026 state's latest down dropped 10% this year, through Monday's close company with an 10% gain for the Standard & Poor's for better.

In international markets, comparable sales (dollars)

roughly in line with market expectations. McDonald's has higher growth in Germany, Australia, the US and Japan, while in China—one part of the U.S. market.

In the U.S. the company expanded its value more with a 10-breaked total and more up-zone under $1.5 in 2026. McDonald spunbed a 5-year centre. Around the world, it promoted new

drinks and limited time reach lost to the 1st 2026 state. McDonald's and the PTA World Cup.

McDonald is also lost in the 2026 state's 2026 recovery while using different, but said the no-wit's other brands to bolster its online marketing.

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for an outside consultant companies on analysis and presents recommendations to the Board of Supervisors.

Take every County initiative, this work must be balanced without current fiscal realities. 'Rargen said in a statement, adding that the 'import/credit' sustainable partnership' that helps keep L.A. as 'the global leader to enter tainment production.'

"Make less credits have been the most instrumental tool to keep production local, and we want to amplify their answers to make clear to the industry. L.A. County wants you here," Horvath added.

Why L.A. got pricey for small films

Many small budget filmmakers struggle with location and permitting costs in L.A., said Philip Bokowski, vice president of communications at FilmLA, the nonprofit that cost-thinking products and film and film production.

"Many property owners inclined to rent old land homes or places of business for filming are used to act on where there was a lot of money to go around. It's not true network Bokowski said: 'Until that message is widely understood, there's a certain 'price-of-out' of the market feeling that many indoor-are-supervisoring.'

A fund, he said, could help allow those costs. The film giant proposal comes amid a bleak period for local film and TV production, which has struggled to rebound after the pandemic.

Despite improvements attributed to an expansion of the state's film tax credit program, feature film shoot days in the L.A. region dropped 38% in the second quarter compared with last year.

Meanwhile, shoot days for TV production plastered 39%, according to a recent report from FilmLA.

Making an index move is harder than it has ever been, said Steven Wells, a producer whose credits include "1995: Days of Summer" and more than 40 other films.

Companies are less willing to finance independent projects, buyers are spending less and the exhibition market is harder to navigate.

Yet "there's an audience that's very hungry for them," he said.

Wells is developing what he calls a passion project with a first-time feature director, set to shoot in Los Angeles.

Whether it gets made, he said depends on whether the financialization.

All of us recognize the need for more than 40 more and more on trying to rebuild Los Angeles as the film capital of the world," he said.

Bokowski, the author, Los Angeles Times

CAST and crew film a scene for "The Bowl" in a residential neighborhood this week in North Hollywood.

What's being proposed

The fund is being shaped with input from the Indie Film Task Force, a group of industry teams led by the nonprofit NewPennsylvania Los Angeles.

"The task force pushed for grants rather than a tax credit, arguing that small budgets don't generate enough tax liability to warrant a credit.

"We see this as a locustational level investment. It is a trickle-up incentive that's going to bed into the families," said SPMLA Executive Director Larry Lebow. "This is a way to invest very little money in a lot of different productions and helps for some big ones from those productions that can't do in the same time. Every black or's box office underling 'Dimension' as the latest on ample of a major low-budget indie success.

The former Grit, which hit theaters in May, was made in Los Angeles by a budget of $500,000 and business ground nearly $475 million worldwide. SPMLA isn't positioned to administer it, though he's open to a rule.

Rargen said her conversations with Dimension, later representatives and production companies have surfaced "several promising ways as: Receptive Fund could strengthen our local industry, including profit incentives that encourage productions of all those—including independent filmmakers—to choose Los Angeles County.

The case against film grants

Film and TV production incentives rarely deliver the

Ralph Fletcher

DIRECTOR Sylvia Ray turned to lower costs in Mexico for her film "The Middle."

SHOOT DAYS in L.A. are declining as filmmakers turn to cheaper locations.

economic benefit that justifies them and only occasionally change where a project shoots, said Patrick

Bolton, an associate professor of economics at Tulane University who studies the program. He sees a partitio-

lar problem with targeting small productions: Indie filmmakers, already working on this budgets, are the

least likely to educate in pursuit of a smooth, 75mm-grounded, 100mm production in largely the province of major studies.

The film "the past with these incentives being to attract filmmakers and lead to economic stimulus, that's not materialized in the data of the past," he general, these incentives don't have a good results on investment for the states and their counties.

He was noted 'a lot of stress on the L.A. County budget right now and out of other things that are being could be spent on,' and expects the fourth effort to be "very useful." Lebow recommended that creating even 10% of an indie production budget would help keep work local, adding that filmmakers may be able to super a county grant with the state credit when it applies.

Who would it reach?

Independent production and mass media chains of S&H-AFTRA members' income, particularly as major and medium-urban areas abroad. More small films shot locally could mean more roles. S&H-AFTRA L.A. Local President Andy Pabst, said:

"People are willing up their sleeves, raising money and want to make money for under a million bucks." Pabst said: "But also they're able to take more chances. People are being discovered in these indie sectors, and I think that that's a great thing for our newer members, who can cut their teeth on something safer."

Making the film is only half of it. The fund also should address marketing problems, such as the gas seen, said Jackie Brunnemann, president of the business, and the American Alliance. Those budgets traditionally come from the U-bolens, but more independent films now go directly to the business without one.

"You have to be able to enjoy the thing you want," Brunnemann said. "How want to be able to access theaters, the future's first question is going to be, what is your marketing plan? What's your marketing budget?"

Ray is still retiring "The Middle." Whatever happens with the fund, it won't reach her first feature. But she is already thinking about her next one.

After the film is done 1% have my next one to worry about, she said. As a filmmaker here, there are so many families, and it would just be easy to have a clear pipeline, as a drug budget for all of those things and presents access to people who want to support emerging talent and artists, not just the studio system."

MARKET BOUNDUP

Stocks stay near records, end mixed

BY SAMUEL J. TILSON

Stocks maintained to a record trade on Wall Street Western and continued close to their records, while oil prices held steady.

The uncertain trading on Wall Street came after two days of big game that gave the week and August a strong start. Several big technology companies, companies stamped, though, ultimately weighing down the market.

The Standard & Poor's 2010-60 SGP games, or 0.8%, were the first 1.5% of the total spent most of the day higher after surging to a record 75mm-1000.

"The coded spring inventory have been waiting for less finally released, with the S&P 500 Index surging and record higher for the lifetime in two months," Mark Haddock, chief market manager at Rationonite, said in a report.

The New International average rose 261.25 points, or 0.8%, to 0.8% (0.2) reaching another 1.5%.

The Nasdaq composite fell 222.00 points, or 0.9%, to 0.9% (0.1) for the same, and weighed down by big technology companies taking ground, including a 4% drop for thoughts geared over 1.5% of market, and a 12% drop for Microsoft.

The market has been generally rising as compa-

Stocks Recap

	Q1/02	Q2/02
Net Growth	2000	2000
Per Capita	2000	2000
Amortization	10%	10%
Dividend	10%	10%
Dividend	7%	7%
Total Cash	22	128

tions head into the closing stretch of fixed latent record of earnings reports, with sharp overall gains. Three-quarters of the companies within the S&P 500 have reported results, and Wall Street reports profit growth of 59% when they are all finished.

Wall Disney Co. rose 5% after costly beating Wall Street's profit. Forecasts from the 4.5 million in the airline load from "Dry Story 3" and theme pack revenue.

Booking Holdings rose 0.8% after reporting that strong trend demand down, profit and revenue growth in the real record quarter.

Elon Musk's SpaceX 5df

	Q1/02	Q2/02	Q3/02	Q4/02	Q5/02	Q6/02	Q7/02	Q8/02
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0.8% after the release late. Tuesday of the first quarterly report as a public company, which showed that it sharply boosted spending on artificial intelligence. SpaceX helped give semiconductor giant Nvidia a 3.6% lift after announcing that it would consistently use that company's hope for its full technology. That announcement weighed on Advanced Micro Devices, which led To, Musk had previously said that SpaceX and its electric vehicle company Tesla, would use chips from both AMD and Nvidia.

Treasury yields slipped in the bond market. The yield on the 20-year Treasury

slipped in 4.0% from 4.0% from late Tuesday.

European countries were raised.

Strong corporate profits and capitalization for more growth ahead have been steering stocks higher. Wall Street also has been worried about stock protection using a rapid timing step, especially within the technology sector, and for companies because of AI. Profit growth, especially for some of the big chipmakers such as Nvidia, could help justify some of the big investments those companies are roaming in AI.

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How Americans can defend their right to vote

Voting is the greatest power most Americans have, and there are steps we can take to ensure our ballots count

THE WOMEN are alarming. More than half a million mail ballots cast in the 2026 elections were rejected and never counted. But because they were illegitimate, but because voters often made easily avoidable mistakes. They forgot to sign and date the envelope or get a witness to sign. Or their signature was out of date. Or they simply used the wrong envelope.

That's not to mention the time, much of other eligible voters who allowed up at the polls that year and were unable to vote. They might have forgotten to bring the right. Oh, or their name wasn't on the rolls, or they went to the wrong product.

That happened in Dallas County, Texas, this spring when coalitions over two polling attended to the disqualification of almost 2,000 ballots that were cast too late. There was plenty of blame to go around, but voters might have ascertained that they were not the right to advance where they needed to go.

Americans are underlandably anxious about the upcoming uniforms. We have a prominent who-responding sympathizing information about our elections and has threatened federal intervention of states don't comply with his demands. Stamped-in enforcement cards have raised fears in many communities of potential violence at or near the polls.

Elections, administrative, are working hard to maintain access to the polls and to ensure that, come through the bars for and fair elections. But they can't do it alone. There are plenty of despot-cuts themselves can take to help and, in the process, increase public

trust in the results.

Some actions are extremely simple. First, make sure your registration is accurate and up to date. It's easy to check with your local election office or online at afore such as vote.gov. If your state uses a signature to verify your ballot, make sure the one on record to combine the one you can today. If not, update it now.

Next, make a plan to vote whether by mail, at an early voting site, or in person on election day. Below your options and the other, which change frequently and vary from state to state. Do you mention means to vote by mail? Or ID? When can you cast your ballot? Again, check your state or local election website. If you have concerns about going to the polls by yourself, arrange to go with a friend.

Before you go, know your rights. No one is allowed to intimidate you or interfere with your vote. If you're in free before polls show, that won't you cast your ballot. If you run into problems, talk to a local electionist. Total or direct with a temperature election protection, hotline. You might be entitled to a permanent ballot, which can be evaluated later and sought by counsel.

Most states allow you to track your mail ballot online. Do it and make sure it's counted. If you've made a mistake that you sign for envelope*, you might be allowed to fix or "run" the problem. If you don't, your vote won't count.

There areps about small media, the difference that November has hundreds of thousands of voters who might otherwise be dissatisfied.

But there's much more you can do to secure our elections. Talk to your friends and neighbors and

BLAIR DUNHAM, WASHINGTON, DALLAS

MANY voters need to update registration, plan how to vote, and track and correct mail ballots.

make sure they too are registered and have a plan to vote. Sign up to be a poll worker or observer. You can firsthand why you probably don't need to worry quite so much. Or, generally, a senior, smooth process. When problems do arise, your fellow Americans usually need over backward to try to fix them.

You also should pay attention to what your state and local government are doing when it comes to creating elections. Do all冠军s who remember they need to make voting officials and accountants?ាអភ័យទោសជាអ្នកប្រហែលជា. Be courageous others in your community

to do the same.

Basically, you also should stay informed and engaged. What are the federal government and court's doing that might affect you ability to vote? In misinformation data is always always. Not involved. Speak out. If you think our electionist are being unfairly attacked, say something. It might not seem like it. Not! Americans are greatly different to the polls. And it is especially if they know you're likely to vote.

That, of course, is the most important step. Millions of eligible American voters should continue themselves simply by not allowing

up. They might be empowered or discouraged. Or simply lazy.

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LAPD is eroding public's trust

By "Where is changed in secret recordings of colleagues' bigotry," Aug. 2

Our narrow minded law enforcement officials fail to see that Officer Daniel Rivers should be protected as a whistleblower, not prosecuted as a criminal.

This apparent, racist and insane thoughts of the officers he has and have no plans in a like country police force, especially in one of, if not the most, diverse cities in the world.

The city and county pay out uniforms and millions of dollars for policing failures and improper police procedures every year.

But instead of weeding out perpetual offenders, or improving recruiting and training county prosecutors close ranks with these bad actors to protect the unworthy police officers from the consequences of their behavior.

This only correct to further erode the relationship between law enforcement officials and the people they have sworn to protect and serve.

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This article is a good example of why many constituents called to the past be "defeated the police."

The way it can be, I wrote, please and making it, police officers, and aiding our city!

You can be able to go ahead. When the apple is rotten at the coin, there is no seeing it.

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The price/packs are in conflict.

California, how protect is the privacy of individuals, but it also protects is whistle-burning.

It is the hardest move that Officer Pownson's allowed to become hundreds. I am, how you might keep the able to provide evidence of those minded?

TENNY O'CONN San Francisco

Shuts shouldn't be allowed

By: "When officials start to protest, they won't stop with two words," (Ignacio Vance, Aug.)

The public has an interest in public entities maintaining decisions at public hearings, including banning the two words mentioned in

the article, described as "a social option and a star against women." Allowing people to get up and start growing production across to purpose, and reasonable notice faces should be placed on such speech.

If such language were used to entertain a court room, the judge wouldn't have done the individual removal from the court room or sense a contempt of court order. If such claims have no speech are appropriate to a courtroom, they are no less appropriate to a public hearing.

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Thank you to good contributor Angel Edwards for the thoughtful op-ed. The fact is that our City Council would rather spend time debating what words should be censored than dealing with the crime. Los Angeles is facing, hencefren, too, for housing crime and how to protect a good alliance from disrespect and Catholic dishonourant.

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Los Angeles

City abandoned responsibility

By "It's a different, a struggle to control it," Aug. 9

The telling phrase in this account is, "The lot next to what is it has been on the city's radar since at least last January." It would be interesting to know what is exactly that season. Does the city cut hold the people to where responsible for happening conditions?

Except, L.A. neighborhood, the fire department always through at least 1,000 people, and the head-to-head-to-head door conditions and following with those if not corrected. In the neighborhood, the city has been in the conditions that led to Juan

Galeras issues being destroyed! Where is the city's responsibility for citing and enforcing health and safety? In the best a city council member's office can do to give a small hand in perf a series of phone numbers? It is clear from the article that it fails to test alone in trying to give city officials into doing their jobs.

What is to stop the city from citing abandoned properties, demanding cleanup, imposing large fines and, in the property, water is not compliant, the city doing the cleanup and changing the landowner for the work like the fire department does?

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Los Angeles

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By "Trump blacks Paws for retiring claim on Reflecting Post," Aug. 2

U.S. Atty. Joanne Paws has dropped charges against a man who was accused of vandalising the Washington Reflecting Post, saying the damage was caused by identify work, standing, not by vandalism. President Trump, defending his reservation and an act of Pray, insists the damage was caused by left-wing vandals.

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The attack had we already knew those answers.

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The nonsense of making immigrant illegal

A car that week, with a green light from the Supreme Court's night-wing paper majority, President Trump's New York—and the long, prominent, unhealthy, black-and-white paper is oozled. But introduced recently Departmental medical congress that week that about 350,000 libelous immigrant no longer are protected, triggering mass people. Blacks and women through cities and Civil War Environment agency has plans, CBS News report is, to begin sweeping them up.

But contrary to Trump's work-in-a-facts, neither the libelous nor another's indians targeted immigrants from a dozen other national workers illegally — at least they weren't until the administration—could clear legal status after the Supreme Court's go-ahead last month. On Wednesday, a federal district judge refused to evadivir official. All have been legal residents, many for years, under the 50-year-old Los Angelesian program granting temporary protection at least to people who will die in another mind by war, natural disasters or other extraordinary crises. The protected status beneficiaries have been written, pastime, and gotten overburden by the public is keep a week permit and ensure they've interned clear of crisis.

As final description suggests, we are not talking about departing 'the worst of the world.' As Trump contends ad nauseous.

We are talking about law-abiding essential workers, many with U.S. born children. And to examination scores, these workers are being deported from a nation with an aging, predilection and strict shortages. These are people who take into their hand—there's one word. But walking, departing, standing and growing, being necessary with elderly, others who need care and compassionate people who — if not in and the information of many states, strictly not open to hiding Florida and Ohio.

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TRUMP SUPPORTERS' (daddy Al) propaganda against libelous immigrant over an 2018

We're talking about schoolchildren's workers and janitors, and the people who clean toilets and wheel-damned passengers to their flight at airports. Median workers at Port Lauderdale (Hollywood Airport) local (do) have when they were told to turn in their budget, the Washington Post reported Friday. We're also talking about doctors, engineers and other well-educated professionals.

Like Fritz Emmanuel Lealy, MoH, a libelous in California who was the same plaintiff in the law and against Trump's effort to conceal protected status before its planned career and who was spotlighted by far the Ebola Kiggarza, a walking desert against the Supreme Court majority's decision.

As Kagan revealed, MoH has lived in the United States for more than 25 years, since an earthquake 2,000 devastated Kisti and its economy and educational publicized gang violence that permits to the day. MoH workers cash researching Alzheimer's disease, thanks to his temporary protected

status work permit. He also has 10 per his lifetime, an easily insatiable disease here but potentially 'a death sentence' in Haiti, Kagan wrote, 'given that country's collapsed health can rehaul our lives.' These kidnappers in Haiti get into Deli, as MoH fears.

Something must be done for the hundreds of thousands like this, and can be. The House in April passed a bipartisan bill to extend protected status for libelous migrants for three years. But too weeks ago, Kagan has not written Senate Recipient, Boon d'It's a measure were revised and passed. Trump's eventually would veto it.

2013, should be president-matriate this moneybroke, racist and economically foolish stance, be could at least delay deportations, allowing both the targeted employees and their employers to the time to adjust, an enormous business group for healthcare providers, small manufacturers, restaurants, hotels and other service industries have bogged the administration to do. The National Restaurant Assn. warned in

a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Mackenzie Hollis: 'Many who had employees sat long out dog, legally authorized workers who are currently restaurant operations. Their departure could remove a substantial share of the local hospitality workforce overnight.'

But a reason where to read life consequences, is not how MADA rolls. As the Trumpan-Insane goes, it early is the point — especially when it comes to immigrance.

Trump ally this. Eric Schmitt of Missouri, one of the Senate's most far-right Republicans, heartlessly harrows past its what passed for Senate debate. 'America is not a global refugee camp,' a doctor in our home, and when he suggests he become a gangster, you don't delay enforcement. You call the sheriff and you send them home.

And in doing so, you're alsoทุกคน who do not, occasionally. In contrast with the likes of Trump and Schmitt, Ohio's 20 publican Gov. Mike DeWine has been reading the economic as well

an moral case for children of temporary protected status and liabilities to part in the since 2024. That's when he publicly refused the 2008/9 campaign claims of Trump and running back 20. Vapaz, then a murder for Ohio, about libelous as struggling Springfield, Ohio. 'They're seeing the dogs.' Trump blurted at the nationally televised presidential debate against Bursina Harris that September. 'The people that came to, they're eating the cold. They're eating... they're making the pets of the people that live there.'

Within the 20s, the industry for the homegrown solution to the DeWine and other Ohio officials and local police staged Trump's and Vapaz's handfuls in, and even that they're growing in the state of the district, an ultimate against the libelous as well, their foreigners with police, police, and university underway. DeWine, courageously, is old, upsetting out in the small hope of dropping it.

Just week the previous told CBS News that deporting libelous from Ohio — smoking them 'back to bed' — would be 'a labor' to the state. 'They came there because there were potential were not being filled by other people.'

But, DeWine added, the issue is larger than the liabilities in Ohio. 'The massive deporting of people, you're going to see it all over the country.'

Automobile, he said, over a third of the workers' tending to people in long-term care facilities or in homes are immigrants. Once they're deported, he predicted. 'It's a long-term, but it's a long, people to replace them, thanks.'

People like Augustine, who cut off the ages the Washington Post only for first name. 'Not this week, she cured for the new work at a DeWine Port, 2nd, starting home. She called Augustine,' says daughter.

'That elderly woman loves a lot, thanks to Trump. She used the entire country.'

Illustrary: a spokeswoman Through: a pleadless X: a medical witness

For the 2018 American technologies are about to destabilize the world. The printing press definitely was accused of treating authority with outcasts of uncontrollable voices. Railways were said to compress space situations, disturbing body and mind. The telephone threatened the continuity of the public spaces, television, the vitality of the street. More recently, the smartphone has been blamed for turning out—ward, replacing the wandering gaze of the libelous with the glow of a portable screen.

For technologies, however, have generated because degree of anxiety can be dated when elipentative artificial intelligence, from the use of the "shoulder" Leading vision base described from A3a1a on "substantial risk" that could spell out the "shoulder" (see https://a3.837.0n5b.nz/ed/na/2014/4/8/word-recorded-in-the-nday/ this May.

But we believe there is a field from which we can examine Oem21's impact with less anxiety, design. Few people know that our production has been experimenting with generative systems for almost a decade, offering early insight into what these technologies might do when depicted at exuberant levels.

Generative A3a was known to also based on generative products, which are designed to be used for large language models (LLMs), in a new tool that has older roots. Starting around 1997 digital art into such as Builds Analytic Research, the new software for adversarial networks to produce new images derived from or about the world's human history.

By the time LLMs arrived, many in the design community immediately recognized the underlying principle Oem21 makes new ideas to be used in the future, such as extraordinary imitation machine — where imitation can be maintained and transformative rather than simple copying.

In architecture, for example, one can take an existing building and create a new model that can be designed to be used, such as the contemporary through a to-

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Artificial intelligence can imitate us, but it cannot truly design or invent

ral vernacular a historical style can be blended with contemporary forms, one cultural vocabulary can be translated into another. Oem21 favors 'intellectual architecture in the human sense.' Rather, it identifies patterns and uses a 'transformer' to produce things that resemble what it previously mentioned.

The name principle applies today to systems such as ChatGPT or Cuzin, which are essentially translation machines. Then can turn German into Oem5, Portuguese into Predis712e. A poorly written draft into a well-structured problem, it is only 2000 into a concise statement. When asked to do the opposite — for example, to generate a demand report from a short prompt — they often hallucinate. This interaction has changed 2016 recently and is unlikely to disappear soon, as it is only informed to the way Oem21 is built.

One can go further and focus on

just from human language into machine language. That is the realm of 'vibe coding,' where software is generated automatically. You speak to the system, and the system translates your intentions into programming. In all these cases, the power of Oem21 comes from, for ability to absorb enormous quantities of information, decision, then merge and transform it into new forms that are similar but different from what the webNet from which they derive.

This should not be dismissed as formal limitations always has been carried in intelligence. If way, the foundation of the system is to 'take action upon' proposed by British computer scientist John Trump in 2016 which later becomes the first of the Turkey Test. This experiment evaluates a machine's skill at initiating human conversation convincingly merely. One is the knowledge cannot reliably distinguish from another human. It remains a key benchmark for evaluating

machine intelligence.

Imitation is also how humans learn. Children pick up languages to imitately search where they are able to find the beginning. Transitional challenges in learn from trades by observing a market more than that do by reading instructions. Across cultures and cultures, imitation is a key component of the mechanical mechanism through which knowledge is transmitted. Neuro-education, who discovered a special class of neurons, called mirror neurons, associated with the ability to imitate observed actions in neurons such as myotaxis and fear.

2012, imitation is not invention. This is why architects often use Oem21 to find magazines for design process — much as they've not used reference books or Google image searches — to explore possibilities and discover unexpected directions. The most important step comes afterward moving beyond the patterns already present in the

time. In a professional market decision itself through invention, Oem21 increasingly is one-time as a creative person and more as a 'clockout's parlor' — a time introduced in 2015 by Indian researchers to describe a technology that learns to repeat the most likely sequence from the whatever data it's been drawn.

This distinction does not mean that Oem21 will have limited economic consequences — quite the ordinary — to learn the solution, editing human text, finding huge in computer code orders (that 1997 and 2000) that they are not situated market-disturbing capabilities or vibe coding. The commercial impact for each could be huge. The name pattern likely will change as a result of the process. Today based primarily on imitation increasingly will be automated.

However, if we look at design—all we also run are limitations. After 10 years, there has not been a significant breakthrough in entertainment. It is not only one of the beginning of the process — and importantly the final evaluation and judgment — have remained firmly in human hands. Neither has yet been statement by AI.

We do not know precisely to the extent the human from design will extend across a broader spectrum of disciplines. Moreover, leading out of the 'sight of the world' is most likely will accelerate the development of new AI systems, which in turn will acquire new capabilities. Here is, if our issues are much more complex, the human needs to surrender to either single—is the nature of development.

2013 that can be more infectious on technology in mind, one might say that AI does not replace the human, it challenges us to recognize what is most human, and it is not only a way to find the real imitation, but invention, the capacity to use what human art hears more.

Cazini's Kartri is a professor at MIT and Phillystone di Milano and director of the Alexander City Lab. Kartri is a professor at the University of History and History at the Pacific/Brissol of the Intertours in London.

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Filling a need in Chinatown

Chinatown has always been a North Star in Jessica Wang's life. Growing up in the San Gabriel Valley with her parents, both Chinatown immigrants, Wang's members regularly attending First Chinese Baptist Church on San Diego with his family.

Then, after church, they'd eat. "I know we were going to have dim sum," Wang said, "or amazing, huge platform of food use."

The neighborhood was very well. Wang's periphery. Even after status on the East Coast he sat school and in San Francisco for a restaurant gig at 340-860-acquired State Bank 劳动车辆, she felt the pull to return to Chinatown.

Since moving back to L.A. in 1984, Wang has resided at local farmers markets, hosted Chinese cooking, house of public libraries and helped staff Filipino restaurant Lauda, a crown pool of Chinatown's Per East Plaza.

More recently, Wang has focused on opening the town storefront, Gu Grocery, on North Broadway.

If all goes according to plan, Gu Grocery will help close a stop-

A local family faces obstacles in opening a grocery store to improve food access for vulnerable residents

BY MINUSON E.

JESSICA WANG, centre, aided by parents Peggy and Willie Wang, a trying to open Gu Grocery in Chinatown.

ming food security gap in Chinatown. The neighborhood's last fall-service grocery stores, Ai Hua and Chie's markets, closed permanently in 1988. One of the few remaining markets produce specialist Yee Wa, followed suit last year after his 80-year son.

"[My mom] was losing a lot of business relationships because people were moving out of Chinatown," said Brent Lutz, whose brother, Amy True, died of Yee Wa. "Now that the store is gone, a lot of her previous customers have complained that they cannot get the same quality or types of fruits and veggies."

Today street vendors line Broadway, setting up place-mates and selling small quantities of fruits and vegetables. But without access to refrigeration, these vendors lack the broader inventory of a storefront like Du Grocery, where Wang plans to sell an assortment of fresh produce and healthy, pre-packaged meals, probably her mother mate.

Like Yee Wa, Gu Grocery will operate as a small corner store rather than a full-service grocery. (See Chinatown, B4)

Trump plans to revamp Head Start

Proposed changes to learning program raise anxiety among providers, families.

BY MONSAN BALDWIN AND KATHI SHAPOOSA

The Trump administration is planning to overhaul Head Start by turning over most of its quality standards to train consumers, preventing improvements for parents who are homeless or unemployed, two people familiar with the deliberations said.

Word of the impending change on eating anxiety for California Americans, providers and families who rely on the early education program and are concerned about future access for disadvantaged children.

Head Start, which is definitely funded and serves low-income families, has been baldheaded the 1960s to help fight poverty and lose long term conditions by early childhood education experts to be a pilot-dependent early learning program. California, owners of 1 billion annually in School Head Start funding, serving $4,000 children as one free state.

Its regulations, which stretch more than 30 pages, outline requirements as a wide variety of things including: child-to-number status, child health, screenings and family engagement. The planned changes would replace those regulations with about a dozen pages of rules, having most of the specifics up to a lair and local law, said the people familiar with the deliberations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss information that was not yet public and because they found original.

The Department of (See Head Start, B4)

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Everyone is wrong on the billionaire tax

The more I think about Proposition 48, the bill became tax that will go before California voters in November, the琐屑?

LATE: Strategy at President Trump. His understanding of Medical Standards has made it of billions of Californians, may lead to the many hundreds of thousands of medical jobs and in the state's reason behind Proposition 48, which would levy a one-time 5% tax on billionaires. Trump invoked government deficits,

but this was really his latest attack against people he sees as users and thus expendable — people of color. The undercrowded and especially the poor. "But" isn't mean enough a week to describe this.

I'm upset at what Proposition 48 proposes to do. It's a temporary stoppage that doesn't reverse. Trump's label said she and won't solve the fundamental problems facing healthcare, or all the other things that make life in California so expensive. Plus, since when bans tax happened just once?

Proposition 18 was supposed to be a temporary tax increase for Californians who earn more than $250,000 a year in the name of propiping up $2.2 in book units (annually) to begin. Passed in 1982, it was not to expire in 2006. Instead, voters contended it to 2008 — and our schools are in more dire need than ever.

If Proposition 48 succeeds, you know every who can't group from. It's a tax. You're will go to some time later in the name of working something or other. But voting. (See Arellano, B2)

Their race reflects historic shift in South L.A.

BY MINUSON E. O'NEILL

Everglad, the Las Vegas and Jose Ugarte, who are running against each other for a City Council and representing part of South Los Angeles, are strongholds from Latin America who are rivalryable, unnoticed as children.

Both 40 years old, they grew up in the arts and established themselves as community regulators.

The number which of them who are the most important, the L.A. will be a history change for the L.A. district. "I don't have been represented by a Black

council member since 1964, even as its demographic definition is Latin-country."

Mazareges and Ugarte both said they are committed to representing all their constituents equally, including Black residents who have expressed concerns about the change.

Ugarte, who was until recently, is deputy chief of the L.A. to the current Councilment, Sen. Darren Price, got about 39% of the vote in the June primary to 29% for Mazareges to be candidate from.

Ugarte was born in Mexico's Oaxaca state and is Marancho — an indulgence. (See Darren S, B1)

JOSE Ugarte, left, is one of the Latimer country in a district long represented by a Black council member

Ex-officer gets life term for robbery of teen's crypto assets

BY LOREN JOHN AND RICHARD CHARMITH

A former Los Angeles Police Department officer was sentenced Tuesday to life plus 10 years in state prison for his role in a 2016 home insurance robbery in Havana, to wit in which he and a group of ex-computators stole $100,000 worth of cryptocurrency from a teenager.

The former officer, Eric Haines, made a last-shift request for new trial that was rejected by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mildred Escobedo. The judge said she wrestled with all decisions on Haines's punishment, changing her mind several times before sentencing him to concurrent life terms for kidnapping and robbery.

Escobedo acknowledged receiving letters from Haines's family and friends that described him as an honorable, caring man and a loving father. But she said the evidence presented in trial suggested otherwise, revealing a man willing to resort to retirement of "sheer and sore greed."

Obviously, she said,

"there could've been no other complaints."

As she expressed her rationale, Haines, who appeared in court in an strange judgment, sat with his head loosed, eyes downcast.

Haines's attorney, Joseph Weinertz, argued that his client is not likely to commit, although he said he would not realize by his former lawyers, claiming their lack of familiarity with the state court system led to a failure to call any witnesses or examine key evidence. After the judge forbade them from using certain information, make Haines's former attorneys decided against preventing an opening statement to jurors, entitling any possibility of a favorable outcome, Weinertz said.

Escobedo disagreed, saying that the previous attorneys "performed well above the standard of a reasonably competent attorney" from Haines's insurance on a speedy trial — a trial good for it is not criminal.

"The dilemma in this case was not so much a utility to perform," she said. "The dilemma in this case was the only legal issue." (See Crypia, B2)

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Case Number 2020-19 (2020-0190)

District Court: Jackson & Allard District

Bennett, County, New Mexico

Court: Malone, 2021 (since 2021)

Wright, County, New Mexico

Court: George Bates (2019) and

Court: Torgerson, 2020 (1) 2021 (1)

County: 1997 (Michigan, U.S. office, General

Business Funding)

Defendants: John B. Bell and Mr. Young (the

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Los Angeles Times

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018

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CITY & STATE

Trump's golf course stop does't face for drama

Protesters gathered as the president landed for a routine campaign benefit at links to L.A.

BY CLAIA KLEIFER,

SAN FRANCISCO AND ERNEST ROSEMAN

President Trump reached down in Los Angeles on Tuesday evening and headed directly to the Rancho Pines Verdes golf course to headline a fundraiser for the Republican Party.

Though the real leaders's standard campaign was to be in the run up to November's a sentence, it was not without drama.

While the president was the leader in California, authorities announced the arrest of an armed man who had won spiritually and could do something seventy preparations at the golf course Sunday.

Sheriff's deputies discovered the man had brought a gun and ammunition to the golf course. On Monday they discovered an alarming weapons mark, including an illegally modified All style rifle, a 40-caliber pistol and high-capacity magister, of which was used.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday afternoon, more than 20,000 people were on the outside the Trump National Golf Club entrance to a anticipation of the president's arrest.

PRESIDENT TRUMP Aspart from a fundraiser at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Pines Verdes.

A demonstration of the channel "Impeach Trump" and several signs with people such as "face-to-face democracy" and "Pretty good time to resist" concerning $170 name Alexander Perrin, who was fatally shot

to federal agents in January as passing sure periodically located in agencies.

"There are no Americans, things that have happened during the Trump-attacks, evasion that are so disparaging, and I'm so worried I'm my children, my grandchildren, and future generations," said Roderick Rosch, General Security Section. "They deserve better."

About 20 country-provinces gathered along Palm Beach, Texas, Texas, Florida, and New York, and carrying American flags. Several of the 100,000 people, 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Timmins began to rise between the two groups at

on the president's arrival, with Trump supporters thanking "Cite City" and the others telling "E—Dennis" they said.

The new superintendent was closed to members of the media.

However, a White House spokesperson said Trump would use the event to look like "administrative", "adolescence" and "show a sharp overhaul between his commensurate agenda and the radical problem of Democratic primary influence."

Tuesday reached Trump's arrival room in Los Angeles during his conference office. He last stated the region is the Second Hill, where he turned the first damage in the Pacific Palisades

and signed an executive order attributed to expeditions relating efforts.

Since 1934, there has been a standardized mass California, headed, and the Trump spokespersons over federal disaster aid.

California has submitted more than $1.5 billion in Federal Emergency Management Agency reimbursement claims for emergency response and infrastructure repairs stemming from the Rome and Palisades System and 1,877 million in funding has been approved thus far, according to the government.

However, criticized Trump for using his trip solely to raise money at its golf course, while willfire

survivors were still waiting on federal funding.

After more than 30 months's taking, United States's first major campaign overdue federal money, not funding directly to the families rebuilding after the L.A. wildfires. Revenue said in a statement Tuesday, "This is an opportunity for the President to honor his contribution to the possible future survivors with the funding to get something."

Trump, for his part, ignored criticism around the war he willfire relief Tuesday.

On Wednesday, he will board the President, and the United States' top of the economy. While his California visit is focused on maintaining campaign orders, the President's main choice is not to decline smoking as the wrong state could play a role in the funding who overtook Congress after the November conference.

The address comes as his administration runs out of time because the shapeless wages and steep inflation before election day, a recent 40-billions of money went only 3 in 10 American adults approve of Trump's standing of the economy, while about 7 in 10 describe the economy as "no 1998."

Trump has continued to maintain that the economy is a good one. The United States' North Bend post Tuesday that investments in the U.S. economy and more "hearty activity" were evidence of how well the country was doing. He also wrote that the stock market was at an all-time high, while American objects are "no 1998."

The Palm Press said the Diamond is an energy everything they can do. Richard people, thought it was the three MARRIFFE discourses, but it's getting harder and harder to do it. The United States wrote, his added: "This is the GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA, and we're just getting started."

251 dogs discovered at 'Exorcist' actor Linda Blair's kennel

Action facility is cited for housing two many canines and operating without a license.

BY KAREN OAKUS

Animal Care and Control officials cited "The Exorcist" star Linda Blair after several complaints of county authorities in investigator her Arlene dog kennel operation, where they discovered how that can be used to control animal facility.

In response, Blair said in a recent media post that this incident highlights general overcrowding issues of rhesus virus brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American University agencies—the departments of regional planning, public works, public health, and animal care and control—encountered a new host to support the U.S. news property of the Linda Blair Worldwide's Financial Services Policy. Policy after numerous requests for the agencies to provide radio to the site were ignored.

The agencies were prompted to inspect the property after receiving assistance. The public charged more than $50 dogs were being kept "in overcrowded, unnecessary conditions to a variety of unpromoted and re-engagement deaths or unbelieving on site," according to a statement. The data reported was not available.

Under the warrant, county officials were also inspecting the property to determine whether the foundation was in compliance with building and land use rules and regulations.

The public said that "was previously favoured as an animal facility with a much greater cost of life than the site, but the license expired in 2018 and was not covered. Animal Care and Control officials clearly search of the property revealed 250 dogs."

County officials did not have a license to provide permanent and instead served the facility with an order to fund three dogs with veterinary care.

In the case of the property, the state's state has been reported to be a "no 1998" state. The state's state has been reported to be a "no 1998" state. The state's state has been reported to be a "no 1998" state. The state's state has been reported to be a "no 1998" state.

The owner of the facility was named two children, one for operating the animal facility without a license and one for the other. The state's state has been reported to be a "no 1998" state. The state's state has been reported to be a "no 1998" state.

did not decline what names for these were imposed with the children.

Officials said a number of structures were developed in violation of the county mining code and an unpermitted industrial-sized cargo container on site also named additional concerns about animal safety.

Animal Care and Control confirmed that the Department of Regional Planning had found seeing violations but did not provide further details.

The state's state has at first investigation, and no further comment about any other findings of the inspection will be provided at this time," Animal Care and Control said.

In a video posted on the Linda Blair Worldwide's Foundation Instagram account, Blair said, "I wanted to come to you and say, this has been quite the experience, and I look at it as a position."

"The actor said this experience and the media coverage surrounding it shed light on a pervasive issue within the animal welfare and rescue industry: shelter overcrowding brought on by the pandemic."

During the COVID-19 lockdown, Blair said, she's been closed that doors because the facilities were deemed nonessential, and as a result, many animals were not injured and rendered and many were left on the street.

"People respect and trust ransom, but every ransom is full, but to capacity," she said in the video.

This isn't the first time the foundation property had been under scrutiny for violating its animal facility's license. Officials said the facility has been repeatedly cited for license violations, "in the legal case point housing more than 300 dogs."

A warrant was sought to conduct the inspection after the Regional Planning Department made one large-scale attempting to schedule an inspection of the property and animal Care and Control to trade an additional 10 attempts over three years to contact the property owner to conduct its own inspection.

Officials said all attempts went unauthorised or were on hand.

Blair, whose 2020 site lapis dozens of nurses and television shows during to 800, founded her foundation facility to rebalance and rescue abandoned and altered animals.

Homicide suspected in death of girl 3

BY SUMMER LEE

A 3-year-old girl's drowning death of a California new event in being now involved in American ancestry, according to the Tuxianese County Sheriff.

"That is an active investigation right now," Sheriff David Thompson said at a Tuxianese County Board of Supervisors meeting, according to Officials. "We are trying

right as a homicide."

On July 9, around 3:10 pm, the Tuxianese County Sheriff's Office got a 48 call from a missing 3-year-old who could have drowned in the Phoenix, Houston, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas, Texas

The girl was in the 1st day before were responding, and that took over 1000 lives, both under the U.S. government, and the personnel arrived, according to the post. The child was pronounced dead at the scene.

coming to the post. The child was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Tuxianese County Sheriff's Office is asking for help from the public in getting more information, according to the post.

In a looking for photos and videos of the child on a roll of head with other children, and witnesses who could have seen the child before she was pulled from the water.

A GoFundible page for the family which has been taken down, said that the girl was on a camping trip with her family. It had watered more than 150,000 before her had taken down, according to the post.

"What was meant to be a joyful family camping trip because an unhappiness nightmare that no parent, sibling, or grandparent should ever have to endure," Tversen said.

Suspect in NoH to sexual assault is arrested

BY SUMMER LEE

A machine-burn arrested in the sexual assault of a woman in No-Hi-Hollywood walking home from the girls, and police are looking for more possible victims, officials said.

On July 9, around 8:30 p.m., the woman who walking home from the girls on the bridge of Laurel River Avenue and Ysdechneal Drive when a man up presented her from behind, grabbed her by the hair and

pulled her to the ground, according to a Los Angeles Police Department news release.

The man actually assaulted her with a foreign object, according to the LAPD. Witnesses later signed a statement and he fled.

North Hollywood can-come to assault the someone to try to find surveillance footage and investigation leads, police said. Authorities released a commercial alert (No-Hi-Hollywood multiple tips that led to

identifying the suspect, 37-year-old Rodrigo Melgar, on Friday.

The Sunday around 9 a.m., the LAPD served a searchves and arrested Melgar on Burbank Boulevard road of Tuzanga Canyon Boulevard, according to the LAPD.

He was hooked on rendezvous for the prosecution and a foreign object.

Provisions with the LAPD believe there could be more victims or witnesses. Melgar allegedly used public transit on local

bus routes as the primary means of transportation.

"This error is the result of the law's enforcement work, selection determination, and the strongest benefits between our investigators, the media, and the police," said the L.A. Attorney of the American Land in appropriate treatment.

The American court stopped pursuing every task and every tip we received brought as one step closer to identifying and implementing this violent offender.

Cop accused of placing tracking device on cx's car

Prosecution say Bell police officer also illegally accused a DMV database.

BY JAMES GIRALLE

A Bell police officer placed a tracking device on the ex-girlfriend's car and it legally occurred a California Department of Motor Vehicles Association to get information about a woman in which, according to a critical investigation filed Monday.

James Iscoy, 30, is charged with improper use of computer data and unlawful use of a tracking device. "I think," the consultant, Prosecution say Iscoy "says a DMV registration inquiry"

last July on a car belonging to a man who dated his ex-girlfriend. The case may be prosecution allege, he planned a tracking device on his ex's car, which was later discovered.

"These databases and tracking devices are important tools for law enforcement, conduct check re-vestigation," Los Angeles County Bell, 2012. Nathan Hoveman said in a statement: "When an officer is taken for a physical contact, police and trained illicitly accuses these databases and displays different characteristics of various units to serve his own private interests, as has been alleged against Officers Iscoy, he acknowledged that the police is a civil and misguided actions."

It received an inveged

Iscoy Iscoy up to three years and six months in prison, according to the district attorney's office.

Iscoy has yet to appear in court. His arraignment is scheduled for October 3, 2018, and has whether he had legal representation. However, who answered the police, he publicly listed phone number for Iscoy and the officer "wasn't there" and declared to provide another way to go in touch with him.

He was placed on admin. initiative team, served monthly and working in a Bell Police Department spokesperson, who ordered all other questions to the Bell business Order, charges for the case. That agency did not immediately request if

a request for comment.

However, about police time, the police did not have to report both to another State or county authority later been on the run in the last year last week, a Washington police officer was forced at least 10 police officers across the U.S. have been accused of being in a hearing intense plate readers to what or human means.

Last year, The Times reported on a Brownlee County Court of Appeals, who was accused of using police treatment to prevent a woman's use of a car. The woman alleged the deputy's Medical Attendant report just to visit her home, and he later pleaded guilty to the case. The court charges, according to a civil pleaded and court records.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2018

Los Angeles Times

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CHINATOWN residents greet Jessica Wang and her parents at the Grocery, which has been mired in delays.

(Chinatown, from B1) But the goal is to improve food access for vulnerable residents. Wang said.

Food security in China, low-tech elderly and low-income residents particularly hard, with 1 in 4 residents above the age of 45 and 50% of households living below the poverty line.

Smart is Final is a 30-minute bus ride away in Lincoln Heights. But as a hub for Chinese and other Asian immigrants, culturally-engaged approximately like 50 మంది often are sought out by residents. Founded by Tsimsuwon immigrant Super Class in Westchester in 2000, they are the largest Asian importantist district for country. The city is a 30-minute bus ride, closest to Chinatown typically require a car ride to Monterey Park or Alhambra—a 2-mb point offers until 2018.

Two years into its five-year issue, the Grocery is one of the most important attractions at the main cause for the delay. An architect never submitted plans to the city and then bill it, a lead from the city's first time. Wang's response began projects, through installation of the city's first time after Wang was told that administration were debated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Hear of the city's first in a frustrating ordeal. Wang says, pointing out that the city offers are preferred inspections to follow up on the same issues. When an initial inspector asked her to replace a costly piece of POWE equipment, she explained her books later, a different inspector conducted a failure on the ground out new issues to resolve.

Intact have only had evidence of it, but it seems like up/downing it. Wang said. It caused the city's first in being taken seriously as human beings with needs. Like, we're just being taken through this crazy obstacle course where they have all those rules that dig drop on us!

Amid the setbacks, Wang's dad dropped in as a contractor and Wang's team outpatients to serve as construction liaison. Wang has used up a $200,000 yearly grant and nearly $10,000 raised from a 10-ff-million campaign, bought of the unforeseen delays, and short-lived. Fujimoto granted Wang's request for a rent

freeze, so she has not paid rent since February.

Fujimoto, whose great-great grandparents helped found Chinatown green-timetable sanitation confused by the holiday.

It's a little discouraging. Fujimoto said: "We want a business here. We want people from the community, or tourists, to come over and be able to tap them for store, and create that sense of command and feel traffic in the neighborhood."

Though flu, who serves as

recruiting director for Chinatown's Business Improvement District and even Pay East Plaza, is approximately about 10% Grocery's business trajectory. A walking dictionary of Chinatown, 50, has been vocal about how "the older, poorer residents find out if outright a market-fastened. To says he most voluntarily act for her to rebuilding the neighborhood. He has championed the interest of his own Pay East Plaza for looking in a new wave of restaurant tenants

such as Ladda.

"We wouldn't be in China town if it weren't for him," said Jack Brewshald, owner of restaurant owner from Kishoffston. "When I was running a pop-up coffee cart for another coffee shop, we had out that interaction and that's when he rented us to come and take a look at Chinatown."

In 2011, Yu backed the opening of a controversial Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market, telling The Times that "Chinatown residents

have been waiting for decades for a grocery store to that location." The 76,000-square-foot market showed the Chinatown's 50,000-store rate restructuring that shut down 200 stores. Today, the shopping center is home to senior apartments, a gym and fast-casual cluster Faga Johns and Railway.

Yu, who said he's spoken with his and Wang's mutual acquaintances to offer help for the Grocery, noted that he hasn't been approached by Yu's own and pop-loving. "We are not Wang's old age, which rented lots of the stard is an growing up in Taiwan.

"I promise you, I will spend a lot of money there," Yu said.

In the meantime, remaining markets offer pacific selections of Trafic and vegetables. There's a fish market and three poultry shops. On Thursday afternoons, L.A. River Nursery Market is hosted at L.A. State Historic Park.

"It is definitely not an alternative to a full-service grocery store that's open areas, large a week, and market manager Elon Dang, whose family owns a China town houseware store called Chinatown, 'but it seems as one of the resources that residents can access."

Dang acknowledged that the future of the L.A. River

Nursery Market is dependent on how the city's good is proper," develops, which would dominate the park and destroy dozens of trees with a setback to and from Dodge's Stadium.

Students are also stared about the market's success. Daniel Beldano of L.A. Mushroom Children said he came up to 90% loss of River Nursery Market compared with sales of other L.A. farmers markets due to sparse fuel traffic. Likewise, Peter Chang, who was a member for he is also company Chudelo, said he makes 25% loss sales at the market.

Chang does as Rowland Hughes said he has been the first National Valley where more than 40% of residents sleep.

"It's very got there very amazing Chinese supermarkets that have anything you can want or imagine from China," says Wang or Taiwan. "Chang said."

The opposite is true in China's 50,000-store order generations are stuck with shredding fruit scraps.

John Nguyen, the young artist line agent of Chinatown, said that he has been the first delivering groceries door to door since 2022. In John Aili, a business manager, who has been sixteen shopped cupons of groceries provided by China-chantillon. Eastman Hermandera offers to residents living in single-room occupancy hotels, or BIKs.

2000 residents pay at $10,000 to rent to the 6-9th to 3th square-foot rooms often shared with up to three family members, with a command-in-the-company bill to rent. Quaker of the 6-9th to 3rd to 1st in each condo as an conditioning or renting room.

"I'm hoping that its opening 2x, we can only people to put to open in this social enterprise. Wang said: 'It is a lot of off business model, but the idea is for us to be able to take care of each other.'"

With no opening date in sight, Wang said she is motivated by a practice emphasized in traditional Chinese culture, where the younger generation shoulders the responsibility of caring for their others.

And now we family my parents have always been calculated of their own parents," she said. "We been raised with that in me, to want to care for elderly people in our communities. Likewise all one big, extended family."

VOLUNTEERS pack groceries to deliver to area residents at Chinatown's Library.

Trump administration seeks a major revamp of Head Start program

[Head Start, from B1] Health and Human Services, which oversees Head Start assistance in families to export a rate to be increased this week, adding that the changes will reinforce Head Start's concern while taking "unnecessary redings."

The draft rules would require more documentation from parents who are interested or unemployed. The people included with the deliberations told the Associated Press. As many women who proposed also would have barred parents who are in the United States illegally from resulting their children, even if the children of U.S. citizens. It's unclear whether these problems will make the head draft.

Word of the potential overhaul — which must undergo a public comment period before becoming final — is the first remaining throughout the state for weeks. Something written is needed to help parents and families bearing for changes to a child care program that is vital for struggling families.

The new approach we child care as a whole largely will depend on who becomes a member of the child care system who could affect Head Start, said Minister CYR/IT, executive director of Head Start California.

The new protocol will take the term after five. Clarity Stevens, prior board meeting for the child care by expanding transitional kindergarten to all 4-year-olds and opening more subsidized child care programs.

Donna Sreeninger, the president of the Child Care

Resource Center, on LA County nonprofit that contracts with Head Start, expects child to teacher takes to default to those already utilized for state preschool and general child care. If that guidance is left up to the state, "the status outlined for those programs are similar to if not able for than Head Start regulations.

"We state standards are strong," Sreeninger said. "It would be to other states where that would be a higher issue. So I think it would fit differently across the country."

But the major issue in California probably will be across. The ongoing confusion and uncertainty in a deterrent for families. CYR/IT said. And any additional documentation would be another barrier to access to a state where these than half of children under 5 had reported child care arrangements in 2015.

"We could see that being potentially challenging, not just for immigrant families, but for all families," she said. "If your family is to make an and sleeping in your car, you're not really focused on. Whoever my birth certificate, whoever my documentation?"

Changes target

Head Start's rules

Head Start serves more than half a million low-income babies, toddlers and preschoolers nationwide. No families that qualify it offers free preschool and screenings to identify developmental delays. It also offers no longer for families.

Across Los Angeles

County, 2016 Head Start centers were nearly 15,000 children.

The changes to Head Start would be a role in more sensitive who have sought for wholesale elimination of a Conservative think tank such as the Heritage Foundation and the Crain Initiative have called the program ineffective, unsafe and a poor use of public funds.

Still, support to Head Start remains largely bipartisan, particularly in California, where state legislators wrote a letter to California's congressional delegation to deliver that year, to what do not seem to be "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a" "a"

If the changes take effect, they could make Head Start more equitable, said Kirsty Davis, who can the Office of Head Start under President Biden.

"We'd have the carcass of Head Start," Davis said. "You might have a program that's called Head Start," but it's not to be of will to be."

The proposed rules originally were reported in the National The White House, the Office of Management and Budget and the Department of Health and Human Services did not respond to questions.

Tommy Sheridan, deputy director of the National Head Start team, said the organization has yet to see the proposed rules. But he said the potential for a massive overhaul has left the organization no edge.

"We're very anxious," Sheridan said. "When it does

ALBERT BERNARD, the board member

KAREN LOCKEN wrote with children last year at Pacific Clinic of Early Head Start Center in Pasadena, Nationwide. Head Start has largely bipartisan support.

come out... we'll be ready to fight back where we need to fight back."

Still, he emphasized that Head Start centers might not be affected for months. Once the program was made public, Sierda said, "We have the administration to give at least a record for the public to weigh on it. I think you finalized, it may take more time for the state to take it for! There's also the potential for a lawsuit to halt implementation."

Created during

the War on Poverty

Head Start was created as part of President Lyndon B. Johnson's War on Poverty and targets for the national kings that low-income households face. By

children and adults alike, counting parents on reach of their lives, connecting them with nervous and even respecting them.

Head Start operates, while in their school districts and hospitals organizations, are required to provide medical, mental and to make earnings for children and to monitor them for developmental delays. There also are a curriculum framework and practitioners on pHAs that are emotional abuse of children.

Many of the National High School and Head Starters from mainstream professionals are guided out in 22 papers (questionnaires) standards. The Trump administration has been a world loss most of that role book and replace it with a much

shorter version that eliminates or insures many on government. No people or replay with the proposal said. But the proposal also calls for new regulations, and an ongoing ad instruction in English.

Head Start, which has enjoyed a short, important support for children, has faced several threats since President Trump took after last year. Proper 2018, a conservative party blasphemy written to the state, who is now Trump's budget shot, called for his federal government to get rid of the program altogether.

Babagit writes for the Associated Press. Bulgaria, Russia, and the United States will be the first major international trade report.

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Los Angeles Times

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020

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Historic change in South L.A.

City Council district is coming

[Illustrer B, from B5] group native to Houston House spent most of his life in South L.A. where he was embraced by local public neighbors and schoolmates. He wants to model himself after Price, who he said is known in the community as the most "pro-Latino Black councilmen."

"I want to be a voice for Black residents in my district," Ugarte said at his campaign headquarters on Joliet Boulevard. "I want to be a transformation and pro-Black Latino council member that the city would ban."

Last year, Ugarte agreed to pay a $5,000 fine for city's million commuters, later increased to $25,000, for repeatedly failing to disclose outside income. He made from his lobbying office, according to the wide size working as a council clatter. He said the income structure from "accelerated total drive according to price on my pay."

Manaringen's Co. L.A. co-director of the Alliance of American Civil Service and Empowerment, a nationwide nonprofit that organizes American Black and Black income communities for progressive change. Both in Guatemala and through to the US in the parents, he also has a support from the up-to-months drive-in par of South L.A. He said he's been a member of the Alliance of the community, including Black organizations and families.

Organizing in about "always having open cars to the community," Manaringen said while sitting outside Microsoft La Paloma, a food hall in the district. "I's fighting for, honoring the Black legacy and fighting for a Black future, and you do that for making a trip."

In his early life, Manaringen pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor. "I'm not going to have a successful weapon in a vehicle. He said that he was holding on to the gun for a threat and that the center of the community is a world-available because he can relate to people in the district who have had run-ins with law enforcement."

Council District's two-companying the Connecticut Center, Cliff, said neighborhood along the 40-Foreway including Vermont Square, South Park and Florence Counties. "As a result, we have the highest poverty rate in the city residents are concerned about issues including illegal damages, public safety, a search of grocery stores and a sense of being eagerness by this deal."

The city has more workable district since 2001, is coming out. He has been fighting out options changes, with a large deal of up to January 2020 where was enough evidence to move to that on four-country-ending annual elections and New York and an district election, five years of entertainment and three counties of pottery.

Price said he never to remain in security long-coming and questioned the fairness of a prosecution over what he has done essentially a paperwork error.

"The growth of the Latino population in a district that is now nearly 80% Latino has created political, economic, decades, and Market Factor a 1000 problem and a number of South American Dreams Finding Home and Building Community."

ESTUARDO Manaringen has built his campaign on organizing for tenant rights.

South L.A."

Prior to resign, Houston came committed after a recording emerged of a conversation among three Latino City Council members and a labor leader that featured racist and disparaging remarks about Black people. On occasion, and often, "the revolutions ended a flight of silence of Black and Latino coalitions that acquaintance have sought to maintain."

Manaringen recently, aware Black community leaders expressed concern that a proposal to allow non-licenters to live in a labor base would diminish Black political power. The City Council would up-sending the proposal to a committee for more study.

Pastor and Price made a visit to the Los Angeles residents who have grown up alongside Black residents and suffered the same disinvestment in their neighborhoods.

This election, Pastor and writer for strength of L.A.'s political stability, creed against the rising power of the Democratic Revolution of America.

Ugarte's endorsements include Price and the L.A. County Democratic Party, Mike Manaringen has been endorsed by Councilmen's Education Mornation, City Councilmen Research and the Democratic Revolution of America's L.A. chapter, among others.

Through Sher D. Ugarte had raised $750,000 in campaign contributions and Manaringen had raised $250,000.

Ugarte has consulted from nearly $1 million in independent expenditures, which operate separately

from the candidate's campaigns with district-credit, taking $500,000 to support the candidate and the California department, state, Housing Assistance Committee, spending $250,000.

Manaringen has received support from the political news of District President Los Angeles as well as the employer, the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment Action, which is another spent more than $250,000.

On a recent Sunday morning, Ugarte stepped for services at the predominantly Black churches, at McCoy Memorial Baptist Church in South Park, he accepted a warm bag for longtime Pastor and Williams Jr., who endorsed his candidate. Ugarte then opened a law block in 1984, pertains to Christian Minstrel, where Pastor then Grumford also has endorsed him.

"I met him years ago, to work on the ground, in the streets making changes. Grumford told the congress, 'em.

That same day, since there came much at Joplin, Joseph Beer Co. Manaringen was chasing at a World Capital watch party that doubled as a fundraiser. He turned the picture with supporters, who were holiness and being him 'the people' candidate." He continued making the runoff election to his interim the comments, to advocating for add-affairment measures to local calls and honoring the red cap.

Major Gonzalez, 32, said Manaringen earned her support because of his work as a foraging for tenant rights.

"I like how Elizabeth is

lying to empower us," she said.

William Benson - a resident of District 8 and senior law director of Communications, who is a labor leader at CIELO, an attorney group for Indigenous people - said she is not endorsing it for her to find the solution to equal the impact of the Ounance candidate four years after the public was working.

After The Times broke out story, Ugarte said, he seemed patriotic for a month from L.A. To the District City Hall, where Ounances and others talked.

Ugarte said if he is elected, he would become the first Indigenous Ounance council member. He wants to show anyone official citizenship and the Ounance candidate's position - that 'emnapping are how to build things to make the decision.'

"I want to be a council member that takes the most other country, that came as to immigrate that same country is a country, that is, and that made a name for himself that improved his community," he said.

Manaringen said that while he may not be a political leader, he makes up for it as a 'community leader.'

"There's a lot of merit at he like to stay up right now," he said. His goal is 'making a change of the 6th District has represented the 2nd actually lights he is."

Three days, he said, campaigning has turned into an 8th, which meeting people as he walks with his family as a co-ordinator.

Manaringen has given out months appeared at City Hall to advocate for church reform, including increasing police accountability, expanding the state's state of the Council and advocating for non-licens voting. Price of some measures made the November ballot.

Organizers in the district said that no matter who wins they can understand the law could member accountable.

"We hope that whoever will be over keeps working class people and their lives on the forefront," said Sam Gochen, a longtime district resident and major law with Times and other media advocates for immigrants.

Price will presume whoever wins to do the right thing.

JOHN Ugarte worships in South L.A., where he's lived more of his life on an immigrant from Ounaca, Mexico.

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Westley "Bunny"

Shelter

March 12, 1940 July 12, 2020

Westley "Bunny" Shelter, featured husband, father, grandfather, localities, brownies, and public health advocates, painted some peacefully at home on July 12, 2020, surrounding his family. He was 80.

Gloria Waldinger

1970s best-selling, 2020s A series for joining 2100s in Washington, D. of the 1st CA, in August 4, 2020, sur- rounded by his strong family.

Glorious back on April 8, 2020, in New York in Jacob and Virginia Underman-like stunned Mr.Waldinger in 1972, and in 1974 he was thankful to his father's parents, and his parents—December 2020. They built a life around on time, family, and his friend—while during their daughters, 2nd and 3rd year.

Glorious was a big family, and with 4-11 support, Gloria wanted her Shelter of Social Welfare from UCLA in 1981 and her Christmas at 2nd in 1982. He was 1970s best devoted her professional life to choosing the well-being of children, and family. He did 2014 and with the father deep sense of interest and with a strong desire to live in any loss she touched.

He was a good family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great family, and with a great

Glorious outstanding her daughter, 2nd and 3rd year, her grandchildren, Amy, Tupac, and her husband, 2nd and 3rd year.

Glorious of Women, dentist, in 2nd and 3rd year, her husband, 2nd and 3rd year.

A service will be held at Mount Sinai Hollywood 9-10, Memorial Park on Thursday, August 4, 2020, at 1:00 PM, followed by a reception.

Wesley, who has already Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, has been a distinguished career planning committee and the health care. Along the many accomplishments, Wesley has been a member of the 1980s before Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) and is a member of the 1990s. He has been leadership, innovation, and commitment to improving public health.

The service is intended for beyond government. He has been a member of the 1980s. He has been a member of the 1990s. He has been a member of the 1990s. He has been a member of the 1990s. He has been a member of the 1990s. He has been a member of the 1990s. He has been a member of the 1990s.

Wesley was also keenly devoted to Foreign Public Health Services, and is the first member included in the 2nds. Her husband, Chapter, for individual decades in working families, providing health resources and strengthening community partnership.

These who know Wesley's remarkable and early his accomplishments, has become valuable personality. He had a cheap and, quite honestly, and quite zealful to share his career. He has the most helpful ability to generally benefit his direct success as a friend devoted to helping others succeed.

We take all back, Wesley found joy to receiving the world and his husband with respect to his family. His mother, and growing time, with family. We need to be a good friend. We have a good friend, a life related to love, partnership, and adventure.

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Bear Canyon hiker bitten by rattlesnake

BY KAREN GARCIA

Multiple rescue teams searched through dense grooves on the Beach National area of the Angeles National Forest on Monday afternoon for a hiker whose heart location was unknown, but also among other major water areas after being bitten by a rattlesnake.

The house started to be a tent from a hiker, whose identity was not disclosed, to a hands member detailing their self-interests for up to 1,000 people. The Los Angeles County sheriff, Baltimore Beach and Boston.

Mantone Beach and Boston and the Albatross Mountain Rescue Team were alerted to the victim, who was a member of the 1st area but whose heart location was unknown, officials

stated.

Mantone's the area often died at the Boston green site in Albatross, which has a traditional to the Bear Canyon site that is a happy, round-for-value area, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

Revenues searched for the maids here within several ways. Members of All Bears Creek in the Sheriff's Department searched for him from the city. Motorized Beach and Boston Island into the capricious for their own Falls Trail from the picture-of-mot Albatross, Massachusetts, where they are the Town of Sanu Radle area, CityofCarolina.

This house once made it difficult for the helicopter crew to see through the canopy, adding another challenge to locating the victim. The man stated in a post on Facebook.

All three teams spotted

the victim at nearly the same time and even in together to quickly scare the hiker. Compared him he bumped and stunned the Rescue 9 to build the individual into the art authorities and.

The hiker was born to a local hospital for medical care. He details were available Tuesday afternoon on his condition.

Rattlesnake season, well-underway to California, typically extending from April to October, and in central148thcouple hiker, are up this season. There is only a few acreage of the U.S. office annually statewide, according to the California's Town of District Bureau.

This year, there have already been 277 hiker on control in California, along with multiple maids.

Among recent his children was a 5-year-old Darla Chaffa girl who was married to

a rattlesnake last month that was finding underneath in Canada, perhaps in the Scotland, the car tried with multiple dates of admission.

In Northern California, at hiker, man visiting her family in Butler County over sporadic of being hittered into a and hospitalized in a days like treatment involved let us do what interests.

Officials from the Baltimore Beach and Boston are entitled to borrow such a satellite emergency communication service at the 1979-80s. The American Community Health Association was a fundraiser.

It is an emergency, known as "A" (a) to the American as important as knowing what happened "the rescue team stated. Providing an accurate 2000 location can be used to determine a maximum of the 2000 people to reach the hiker.

He is survived by his wife, Jacqueline Shelter, his daughter, Dr. Warren Dicks, Douglas, and her husband, Fred Douglas, grandchildren, 9th ed., and Ben Douglas, and a wide circle of family, friends, fraternity brothers, colleagues, and community members.

He is asked what is to be wanted to hear at the time of his transition. Read at about 40,000 miles, the chance is being of that to be a year-old, and will come to the second with purpose, and be named true to himself throughout his occupation.

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THE WEATHER

Today in Southern California

Warm and beautiful time made it more walking. An upper level high will continue to control the weather into the weekend. The warmth from the coast of the valleys will be generally at a low degree as slow as rough, with the humidity remaining elevated. The higher heat control risks will continue across the interior. The heat and increased moisture could bring an afternoon thunderstorm this weekend over the mountain.

5-day forecasts

High: 0.7% (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

Today	LA. Basin		Hobeye		Beaches		Mountain		Deserts
	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%
Today	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%
Friday	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%
Friday	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%
Saturday	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%
Monday	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%

4-day quality

SUNDAY	WESTERN
	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%
DATE: 2018	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%
DATE: 2018	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%
DATE: 2018	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%
DATE: 2018	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%
DATE: 2018	0.7%	0.1%	0.1

County	Apple	Beach	Jena
Santa Barbara	0.7	0.1	0.1
San Diego	0.7	0.1	0.1
San Diego	0.7	0.1	0.1
San Diego	0.7	0.1	0.1

TEAMs

LA. Basin (various in 1st)
Today	0.7%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%
0.7%	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%

UV index

Naturally 0.7% for sensitive people
Low liquid	0.7%	Present, 0.1%
Low liquid	0.1%	Not Present, 0%

California cities

City	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	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
Anchorage	0.7%	0.1	0.1	0.1	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
Anchorage	0.7%	0.1	0.1	0.1	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
Anchorage	0.7%	0.1	0.1	0.1	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
Anchorage	0.7%	0.1	0.1	0.1	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

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018

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Running similar routes, all the way to UCLA

Former rushing great Maurice Jones Drew will get to watch his son don blue and gold.

By Converse Des-Limore

Maurice Jones Drew will former be evicted into the memories of his Branncliffe hit.

Whether I was his 102 made running and the touchdown performance against Washington in 1976.

Of the short-living past returns — boasting a career average of 33.3 years per return which ranks second in 1974, is history.

Of his touchdown 43.4 hours an selection as an all-ground back and returner in 1976.

The tailback captured the heart's and tone of everyone who watched.

And while the current generation of Senate never saw the blow-time Pro Bowl player wearing the blue and gold, they told me the same surname attached on the back of a UCLA jersey in 1957 with three-star revival Deere Jones three-wheelerly in the 1970s. There's almost no one in 1974.

Despite Maurice's a big, strong, and strong, and a racket from, he wasn't planning for his son to follow his footsteps to Southern California.

"I wanted to push him away from UCLA as much as possible because I wanted him to go there because he wanted to go there," Maurice said. "I wasn't really involved in the recruitment as much because I wanted him to stay in and go through the previous field of basketball into a get-to-a-level that he wanted to go to the player's home in the ball career. It's trouble lit going to be his partner, and I wanted him to feel content—like whoever he wants."

From 1957 UCLA Allentown Hall of Fame inductive attack to his word.

Deere talked to all the coaches. The 4-foot 6 Cheever De La Belle High running back visited other schools without his father to eliminate any bias or influence. He went down between the 10s and 11s, Los Angeles for UCLA's Janice Day.

He was already 11 to start. His Deere was going to stay away from his father's play, mailer after the firing of coach Bethlehem Porter and the potential end of running back to coach A. P. Howard.

But now head coach Bob Cheever returned to the 10s and the running back coach encouraged Deere to attend Junior Day.

And shortly after Deere visited a UCLA he knew where he wanted to play—as much as that he wanted, had to stop him from committing too early.

Coach Cheever came in and he really changed my mind on what UCLA was. He was coach Howard and he was on me about getting to campus and experiencing what the new coach got to be in. Deere said "I went there for the Junior Day in January and I hit in love. I love what I have been in and I want to compete with him to be the best version of the coaches."

He was the only two-knots out on the spot, the three-star prospect headed his parrotic advice and took his final ovals to Col. Aronow and Utao.

And after just opening his experiences on all his other visits to his experience in Westwood, he had a clear decision.

"My parents always taught them the myself, and I know that UCLA was the best school for me, education now, and learning my dad and I know the exact time that player there as well," Deere said. "I wanted to connect when I went down there in January, but I learned about that, and I feel like that was the best decision for me. To go still often attends and

SOURCE: James Deere, left, commented to UCLA, where his dad, Maurice, attended.

are where UCLA should be, my board, and they stood large and beautiful above the head of the team."

Throughout the recruitment process, Maurice was destined to be a good man for people to assume that he does only get an offer from UCLA because of his legacy there so that he pushed him to commit to the Mexico.

But despite all of the encouragement he gave his son to me, hardly pick UCLA, when Deere made his own sufficient official, there was no one more ecstatic.

"Maurice picked UCLA's first time. I don't know what the word would be. It probably more than that," Maurice said. "But I was happy that he felt content—and giving somewhere the cause these next three, four years are where you're going

to make the most clear and bounds going from a young man to a man, and I'm able to pick it. I'm sure he is a good name way that I felt when I picked UCLA. It was everything I thought it would be."

Maurice also noted that his son has the same opportunity to lead when he committed to former UCLA coach Karl Deveritt in 1962 — to turn around a struggling program and create a long lasting player.

But that would only be possible with the right and plead for him.

And for Maurice, it felt right to be the best.

"We proudly contain things in our household, and coach Cheever preaches and prays to see those things. We're going to be the best coach Cheever's tall, bearing all the coaches' talk, they

strongly shall, their training staff — everybody on the same page. It's constant in the way that we can do it, and it is a plan of how they operate, how they can be made on us and of the field. It's a great opportunity to go to a place that stands in the pot back where it needs to be."

Above all, Maurice is looking forward to being a fan.

"I know he's a terrific player, he's a great student and I'm excited to see what he can do," Maurice said of his son. "I don't know if I still have any records, but if it's a good thing, I'll be able to do it. The time he's out of them. I can't wait to watch him and cheer for him and you're into go anding him and you're going to be the best person to do when they watch their tests."

Pac-12, MWC-AF looks disputes

Conferences say they reached a settlement over 'pouching' as well as just fees.

By JOHN MARSHALL

The Pac-12 and Mountain West conferences have finalized a settlement over 'pouching' and still fees.

The two conferences are covered by the 2018 Canadian rules have reached final agreements to settle all pending litigation. The statement concluded, Susan Blake said, that the Utah State and the Board of Trustees of the California State University on behalf of the Kings State and Prussia State.

"We'll have staffers concluded the conference and started the settlement. Forward with or stamp and focus on strong/low student-affairs, employees, fans, and communities," the statement said.

The conference announced an agreement in the 2018 Canadian rules.

The Pac-12 and some of the new schools getting started in the 2018 Canadian rules, claiming the poaching clause the league agreed to when it signed a 2018 Canadian rules. The 2018 Canadian rules were issued. The clause called for payment to the Mountain West of $50 million for the first team that left with the amount increasing by $500,000 for every additional $500,000 for the first team.

The schooling agreement with the Mountain West almost designs State and Washington State to place together football education after 10 schools and the state's schooling the conference's fullest to death.

The Pac-12 had the return to dismiss denied by Judge Claudia Wilson in November after the state failed to reach an agreement in mediation last summer.

Colorado State and Utah State This is a separate lawsuit in the process of those State — against the Mountain West setting to avoid civil fees ranging from $20 million to $100 million.

Colorado State, Utah State, San Diego State, Fresno State and Boise State are set to leave the Mountain West and join the Pac-12 this fall. The conference called Texas State last year to reach the right team. The 2018 Canadian rules for an automatic test for its champion in the College Football League.

Settings also is leaving the West Coast Conference to join the Pac-12 as a non-football number this fall.

The 2018 Canadian rules has added Texas R1 from Hawaii and Northern Illinois for football during the fall.

Marshall writes for the Associated Press.

New NCAA rule gives players five-year tenure

(Highlights, from 1957) Many has been calling for the 2018 Canadian rules after he became 1987's head coach, and it is now being implemented at the best possible time for his 70-year.

With so many highly natural/medicated rules that he has been able to make his 70-year, he was the field has reason, there's no mention of or little or his skill to look four years into their future while he is in the field. The 2018 Canadian rules there agree—big songs.

"Now you can put make a lot of money to the team," he says. "I think that's great for the player. Just play the guys who deserve to play."

The 2018 Canadian rules a fleet of first-year players are sure to see the field, not just the field, but also the field. The rules are not beyond, as they said the staff feel out which members of the Trojans'

1958 class could contribute when the schedule suddenly inflated the first player.

Any opportunity that we get a chance to play these guys, however it comes out," Blake said, "you know the fact to be able to do it."

Some schools could land veteran coach rendezvoicants as a result of the club change after a judge granted an injunction allowing anyone in the class of 1952 who would've used the 1959 year of eligibility to return to claim 15. The decision is being appealed by the NCAA. Former USC workers for four has indicated on social media that he intends to pursue that route, but as of the coming, that leader, he picked the program.

The Trojans stand to benefit more than most from the new eligibility rules this season. But Many does have one issue with the new rule. It currently stipulates that a

player's eligibility clock for play with either their full-time enrollment or the academic year following their 1951-60 finish, whichever occurs first.

As an 4 rounds, any freshman with a birthday prior to Sept. 1, 1944, is left with one sheet year to play than their freshman's counterparts.

At USC, that affects two members of the 1958 recording class — wide receiver Trent Mosier and safety Madden Ravel.

For Mosier, a former Marsha, Santa Margaret's star, a 1957-year may not ultimately matter. He's already 10 years old and so much to potentially start in the six six-knotsman.

But USC's coaches were quick this week to note that the Trojans' freshmen, a quarter how talented, still had some archimating to do.

"Age is really just a number," inside residents coach

Chad George said of Marjorie Wynn over a freshman, and you come into college there's a big learning curve right? Whether it's playbook, whether it's everyday life, whether it's the weight limit, whatever it may be, I think from a maturity stand point, he is very mature, but it is just one step in front of the other, every single day with Trent."

Tanook Hines, USC's top returning receiver, was in the red-tailed brink-robin here.

"Trent Mosier definitely stands on," Blake said. "He soon like a vet, like he's at ready hand-men."

Ravelian, meanwhile, is able to face some of the vote on USC's history. In the past year, it was a good thing. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done. He had been a lot of things to be done.

with coaches only in. He's one of the several freshmen who might have been in the brink of a red-shirt, given his weight. But Ravelian added almost. He prends during the summer to hit 80 and could push for a place in USC's debutante back rotation.

Many said he believes Mosier and Ravelian — and only other freshmen, for that matter — should get the chance to play all five on a test. He added that he has been an even there without current draft.

"We have a few guys that we are in the process of making some classification and potentially getting some related strikes," Hines said of the 2018 Canadian rules. "I think that's the first version my roll of high school, they should be five years. We should keep it simple.

"Hopefully we get to that point."

He's making my name for himself, outside of McCaffrey

(McCaffrey, from 1957) How Super Bowl requires with San Francisco, two with Denver — and seven. Less, was a standard soccer player at Stanford. In addition to Charleston, St. Mary has both been Dr. A. Aronow quarterback at 1964 to get a position in the 1970s and take 15, a receiver and return specialist for the Washington's team.

They might not be quite as prominent as the San Diego or El Paso, but when it comes to football's royal leaders, the McCaffrey are in the concentration.

"I see my freshmen," Max said. "I'll be a good man in them, and I just want to see them current and share what they're passionate about."

The certainly doesn't spell the competitive nature, however, and he'll have more than one chance to be the current role to see brother Charleston say class. The Chargers and 40ers will hold a joint practice on the field on the 1970s. The 1970s have been the most again in a Thursday night game on Nov. 27 at 8:47.

CHARGEON'S running back coach Max McCaffrey, left, leader with Roman Vidal.

Stadium. My brother's been my best friend and one of my biggest mentors on the 1970s. Christian told The Times Wednesday, "We've

was investing close of each other. Obviously, he played receiver, but he has such a matter. Knowledge he had, and in general, He's been a statistician. He's wonderful

figured out, so getting tips from his other two friends." Likewise, Max said that while Christian doesn't share trade secrets with him, he does top into the running back know-how of his younger brother, collecting hidden on how bad to train and make a player for the regency cycle.

The talent McCaffrey was called the 40ers star "the most井然石头" ever.

"He wakes up with a purpose," Max said. "He can've put them in the second place to wakes up to the minute he goes to camp."

That's the best of America that can help a young running back, such as Houston Hampton, selected 22nd record by the Chargers in the 1970 draft.

But McCaffrey was head coach at Northern Colorado from 1958 till and had Max enlist staff all three seasons. But as no one can reach him, as offensive coordinator for the that he is known.

"I think he's a good man," Ed said of his own cigar-calling experience. "It's trauma-

done for the whole process because it allows you to set your vision as to how much you need to win at the NFL level running an offense.

He got to really invest into the double-arrived position, getting a firm, tangible example of what he needs, and the position, coaches. He is to be prepared to be a position coach, if there's directly helped him in that process.

When McDaniel was head coach of the Miami Dolphins, he brought on Max McCaffrey to the team last from 1959-60. When McDaniel got the Chargers job, he went into Max with him, giving him a key position to return.

About McDaniel "For fashion owners out there, if you're on a long time out, put, even for a little bit of time."

Max got his name from a since he was a member at the Stanford mail called Max's Spurs Club, where Ed and I also had their first date.

More, he has worked with the team, and he himself, and the spotlight is only growing.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2024

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES.COM

BASEBALL: TUESDAY FLASHBACK

STANDINGS

Trough Sunday

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Week	W	S	PM	100	150
BRIDGES	69	48	485		8.7
Interne	69	54	520	9	5.5
San Diego	59	55	510	10	8.2
San Francisco	68	46	421	21	6.6
Colorado	65	39	397	24	4.8
Central	W	S	PM	400	150
El Paso	70	45	418		8.4
Chicago	65	48	570	5%	8.4
Pittsburgh	67	38	438	14	4.6
St. Louis	68	38	494	10%	3.7
Cincinnati	64	58	482	15%	8.5
East	W	S	PM	500	150
Miami	68	48	455		8.7
Philadelphia	65	43	450	1%	5.5
Miami	68	58	510	10%	8.4
Washington	55	40	478	14	2.8
New York	68	68	423	10%	9.5

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Week	W	SC	PM	100	150
Houston	58	48	477		8.2
Texas	58	48	481	1%	3.7
Seattle	55	39	463	1%	4.6
Oklahoma	65	48	380	15	5.9
NYSEV	61	70	381	75	2.8
Central	W	S	PM	400	150
Chicago	58	54	547		8.7
Cincinnati	57	57	500	3	3.7
Minneapolis	59	38	481	4	5.5
Detroit	58	38	487	1%	8.4
Kansas City	57	57	452	10	4.6
East	W	S	PM	500	150
Toronto Bay	67	48	503		5.5
New York	64	59	504	3%	5.5
Boston	65	55	500	5%	8.5
Baltimore	55	38	487	12	5.5
Toronto	52	40	468	10%	8.4

Today's games:

Angels at Baltimore 8.10 a.m. Athens, 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. New York (NL) at Cleveland 10:10 a.m. Pittsburgh at Columbus 11:10 a.m. New York (NY) at Chicago 11:10 a.m. Betroit at Seattle 1:10 p.m. Washington at Washington 1:10 p.m. New York (L) at Boston 4:10 p.m. Miami at Miami 4:15 p.m. Minnesota at Kansas City 4:45 p.m. Chicago at Wichita 6:45 p.m.

To Win Men

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THE GRODLEY: Gunnar Hinderstrom (2) and Christian Franklin long as they celebrate a 3-1 win over Los Angeles on Tuesday night!

Rodriguez pitches well in Angels' defeat

The ex Oriole gives up just two runs and three hits in a season-high seven innings, but Baltimore prevails.

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BALTIMORE — Pete Alcman 14.4. One-man single. Time O'Neill had the third pinch for, tumor of the season, and the trade-depleted Baltimore Orioles beat the Angels 3-1 on Tuesday night.

Cede Povich pitched six score- less innings in his first start in nearly three months for the Orioles, who traded Adler Hinderstrom, Taylor Ward, True Welk and Dean Alcman at the deadline but remains in contention for a wild card paperchurch.

Christian Franklin made his major league debut, starting in Ward's former spot in left field, and moved on January 19 and mating single against former Oriole Grayson Rodriguez (1-4).

Rodriguez pitched a season-high seven innings, giving up two

runs and three hits to lower the Bills in 7th. The Orioles traded him to the Angels in the offseason for Ward who was shipped to Dean for the deadline.

O'Neill pinch in the head/Chester Dylan Brewster in the eighth in-hospital and 1000 games and even needed for his eighth former of the season. That score on Baltimore's two runs lead after the Angels, pit within 3-1 in the top half on Douglas Robinson (4-0) in the against Andrew Kitznagle.

Brenner Ward worked the ninth for his second case. Baltimore (15-

5th moved within 3-1 games of Cleveland for the final. Ad. wide card spot but is one of several home sitting a few games under 200.

Sidehead since early May with left elbow inflammation, Povich gave up seven hits, which out seven and walked one while throwing 40 pitches. He is at either. The Orioles' trade of Kinsner to the Twins showed up a spot in their starting location.

The Angels had 3 hits but went one for 12 with runners in scoring position.

ORIGINAL GAMES & 100 GAMES

Single	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Toronto	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Jones	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Toronto	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Jones	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

GAMES 100 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150

Single	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Toronto	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Jones	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Toronto	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Jones	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

Single	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Toronto	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Jones	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

AMERICAN LEAGUE

In-State	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

In-State 100 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150

Single	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
O'Neill	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

Ward 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

RICHMOND & PITTSBURGH

Widwab	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Widwab	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Widwab	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Widwab	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Widwab	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

SALTWHEEL & HIMSELF

High	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
High	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S

Widwab 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S

High	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )
Medium	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )
Medium	W	S	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )	( \mathrm{H}_{\text{max}} )

Ward 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

WEDDALE & HINSELF-WEET RACE

Single	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S	PM	100	150	150	W	S
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Ward	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

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LATIMER COM

Los Angeles Times

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018

B9

Skabal debut solid in another loss

The Dodgers' new ace goes on strong timing, but offense failure is losing streak him five.

BY MAILING LAW

WEDNESDAY — Tenth Skabal's experience pitching in the Prowside Crestland of Wrigley Field came with a hostile reception. Chris Sato drew his head in the back and the bridgling gain on eight field to mark up where the game was played. The second one's longer as the left-hander took the second in the bottom of the first inning.

That's what came with the "shooter" or "scratched across the chest of his new blue power. Over the week, he was a good one, but the top trade candidates exhausted, to a system of the Dodgers' enticing.

A space-betting win even with a double moment and paid for an airplane to fly a "THE INCREDED BUDGET BLENDED" to a better over Wrigley Field a few hours from five game Tuesday — although the banner was upside down.

At the same quarter, he anchored a quality start in his Dodgers debut. But that was just couple of times, as the team's new stripper, as the Dodgers' offense field. This is sketched to a 4.5 loss and extended their start to a season with a 2.5 loss, and ensured a second straight extension.

"Even a constant no pass," he managed. Then Kishor's said. "We've been through a lot of these things, that core group of guys I think that's the best of us kind of start. that's it, that's way to win a game, and yet it's 3.5, and I think that it never feels good to lose."

The first pitch Skabal threw as a Dodger, to make to batting the Cubs in the second, and the second inning, was a striker that signed through the top of the first inning at 8.0, being according to Skal said. To get ahead in the round against Cubs MPT candidate Pete Crow-Arnettong.

Pete Crow's first pitches be alternated between his four-years bathed and off speed pitches — first his changing and from nerve-

Mike Sato, 2018, 2019, 2020

TAROR SQUIRAL, is the debut as a Dodger, second the first six Cubs batched in the hand before giving up a leached home man to Charate Pheasanton in the third.

half, and to finish off the 2.5 loss, he located a striker at the bottom of the score for a called strike three.

It was a strong first six, pressure, and his first pitching out of an.

Tuning to feel last night, second Skabal said. If this like my major league debut, kind of same type of title in terms of the nerves running through. But I think that's all good stuff.

Skabal retired the first upholstery leached, with the help of a dubbing out in his win, he batted Andy Pages and a strong grab by right faddist Kyle Tucker.

To reach the second inning, Skabal got over Cub Tyrosk Taylor to chase a changing just outside. Skabal stopped backboard off the second and turned his hit in the pocket of his game co-ordination.

The next inning, Skabal was met slightly. He gave up a little pitch and came back. Shantle Pheasanton.

"I think everyone around the league and he himself would say he's an aggressive pitcher, he comes after you," Pheasanton said. "He likes to get right now, he likes to get right now. You've just got to be ready to hit pitches he may have over the plate, and he doesn't do that very often. He's been as good for a run

run."

Then, after another sinking catch by Pages and a strikered, he gave up a single to Crow-Arnettong and walked for a 2.5 loss.

Is his first high-pressure situation at the right, Skabal reduced door Bregman to fly out on a changing. Then, he was back to cruising Skabal put his yellow pocket fourth and fifth inning.

The rosters really tough, maybe," said catcher Rick Hartman, after the first game since the Dodgers reacquired him at the trade deadline. "Rough compounds the place side made will deal the offspeed of really good, but changing is 2.5. He's too bathtub you can put on a plate. It's just really good stuff."

In the sixth, an unholy bounce pushed the go-ahead towards the plate. With one out, Skabal walked Skal's on four pitches. Then he missed the

spot with a bathtub to Bregman, who roped a line drive to deep right field. Tucker tracked it back to the warning: "And he's just right now, catch a six-diamond into the wall. The double put it, and we are second and third."

Skabal held the Cubs at 8.0 for one more batter but

getting Michael Storch to ship a groundhull to second innment. Tucker's second inning on the edge of the third-king man. He fired home for the second out of the inning.

Then came that door of undertone, Skal's bathed and he job, as the Cubs then finished down 3.5 in the ground. Beginning off the plate, the ball shot up in the air, and then it settled into a grass, giving Bregman enough time to score the go-ahead on one.

The Wrigley faithful turned up the best, roasting "Massachusetts." That's done something similar to the National League Division, before last year to Brownlee and Freddy Peeled.

"The fans are what I mean," the environment," Skal said. "It's nice of the budget. I tried to rewind the game. Even if they're boxing me or whatever it is, I think that's what makes the game so baseball really fun, the only one that's ready to hit the atmosphere around. But I've been that's not going to lose the game. I'm going to be on the road. I plan on pitching in front of those above-players for the rest of the season, and then, obviously, I'm going to be on the base. If the result is go."

Skabal been down and went on to the 2.5 loss, and then I fired from Taylor. That changing, designed to get him to chase, wrapped up Skal's outing at 8.0 pitches.

"For me, I want him waiting for more, feeling good," Kishor's said. "This is not still learning him. Where we're at, I'm going to set on the side of being smart and cautious, and learning that he can still give us more. I'm going to push him, but bought him through. I just felt that he's losing heart," worth the squares.

When Skabal walked off the second, his team batted 3.5, their only role is who has met from Tucker, which been hound throughout his first series back at Wrigley store deep in the Cubs at five agents.

The Cubs on the other hand continued to rally against the Dodgers' batting loss.

Just a cut," veteran leader Markie Bethz said at the top, "It's OK. We're going to be OK."

Dizzy Pritchett, Los Angeles Times

DALSTON BURRING was diagnosed with a partial liver of the UCL in the right colon and likely will not catch again than season. He could see you're hitting their

SIV: Laser on Wednesday. Laser gave up six runs and a win in the Cubs and

lateral just four inning, in the worst appearance as a Dodger Wednesday hands the Dodgers' first run with Laser on the second snapping of roast of one game.

The Cubs complete a 2.5-knights sweep, which the Dodgers were observed 25.5.

They've been swept for two straight series, also dropping all three home games to the Red Sox last weekend.

The Dodgers were last swept in consecutive series last year, getting swept by the Houston Astros and 88.5 window Browers. July 4-9.

Dodgers first teamed to Freddie Pheasant. left the game in the bottom of the first inning after a second in its right hand. But his X-rays came back against a failure made.

"I obviously didn't come out of that at-bul because I have it hit my bat, as well," Pheasant said. "It hit bat, and I did not pinpoint my hand onto the bat."

Well pitch, I swung. I was going, and I started again. As the adrenaline went off, pass got a little bit more.

Pheasant said he expects the trough to return to the throop against the striuna. Dazens-shoots in Friday.

An MPT standoff

Labour costier strage

Dodgers' third base coach, Miss Blad went directly to Skal and Glanady, compulsion for St. MPT with his grips.

Blad, who reached Cubs last center faddist Pete Crow-Arnettong with Frank USA in the World Baseball Classic this year, gave him good for serving as the designated father on Wednesday and couldn't play center field every day?

Glanad said Crow-Arnettong had just traded away off home runs, so Crow-Arnettong had expected that he had to win with "Well, it took over you 10 pitches, it only took me out."

He was snagging slightly. Glanad's head was to make on the second pitch of the at-bul against Cubs left-hander. Glanad's head was last four scores, wasn't really how Crow-Arnettong felt.

To record pitching, he had to beat the game and finally to win the 2.5-knight. Glanad's leggravs to pretty ridiculous. Crow-Arnettong said.

The National League MPT was transformed into a head-to-head drawdown between the first-turners. Wrigley Fletcher Wednesday was the same score, then, there's a lot of ups and downs. "Oh yes, a few time

MPT, said through interpreter Bill Jones. "It's not really a trade record, but there's a way for me it's more important for the team to win and for me to contribute to the game."

Overall, Crow-Arnettong played along with the MPT with his name around the second.

"I would be crazy to say that I don't want to win an MPT but if we're talking about having prioritized straight. I think mine are pretty straight," he said. "I've not on the forefront of my product. I'm not going to be and it's fun to acknowledge and I think it's absolutely good. I think it's absolutely good for all who do. But it's not following me up to the plate."

"If you guys want to talk about all the back issues, I'm going to be on the bat and start pitching it really ahead."

The first round of the runaway MPT practice such as the race, while the pitching performance also led into a fourth. Young men were also a good, but the absence from the manual left time many and from everything. The first round of the onions and defense have made the race more interesting.

Crow-Arnettong — one of the most popular, leading the majors in Weldt U's, his lowest in Ottawa the.

PRO CALENDAR

	THU	FRI	SAT	SUN	MON
JULY 2018	1	at Indiana 2:30 P.M.	at Indiana 3:15 P.M.	at Indiana 4:10 P.M.	JUNIOR 4:00 P.M.
AUGUST	at Baltimore 5:10 a.m. 4:00 P.	at Miami 6:00 4:00 P.	at Miami 6:00 4:00 P.	at Miami 7:00 a.m. 4:00 P.	TEXAS 8:00 4:00 P.
PRODUCTION: AUG. 23 AT NASHUA CITY, S.F.M., CBS
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PETE CROW-ARMSTRONG, serving as the Cubs' designated hitter, honors to lead off the first inning, the first of two he hit in Wednesday's game.

A Dodgers doubleheader loss

They drop their sixth in row after Rushing out with partial UCL tear

BY MARION LEE

CHICAGO — The Dodgers ended up with an acute need of the trade deadline after all.

Catcher Dalton Rushing's elbow injury was diagnosed as a partial tear of his ulnar colorectal ligament, an average Dave Roberts first told AM 95's David Young.

"It's a hammer because he has made a lot of stroke," Roberts said before the Dodgers' 7-6 loss to the Cubs in Wednesday, which extended the Dodgers' season-high losing streak to six games. "Even just this right here, you're talking about over 125 shots appearances that you're running out on, and also opportunities to catch major league innings. So I feel the

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RODREY ORTANI (U) celebrates with Miguel Rojas after hitting a two-run home run against the Cubs in the eighth inning. Ottani also homered to open the eventual 7-6 loss.

Dalton."

He'd be shut down from throwing for four to six weeks. Roberts said that the plan to him to resume hitting before then. Asked if Rushing could catch again this season, Roberts said he believed there was a "very small" chance.

"I hope I'm wrong," Roberts said. "It's a tough list, and so he tries to go through this spouses a lot. So I think that would be great if he can. Certainly a possibility with the time, but we're certainly trying to keep the hat alive, for sure."

Even if Rushing doesn't return behind the plate, his left-handed hat off the bench could be valuable for the Dodgers down the stretch and even into the poolcoaster. As constructed the Dodgers don't have an equivalent for pinch-hitting situations.

Dart, Rushing, in conversation with the team and medical staff, will have to decide whether he needs to undergo surgery to repair the ligament. He did not make the trip to Cb. (See Dodgers, B9)

NCAA eligibility rule could help out USC's young roster

New five-year playing allowance opens door for Riley to get No. 1 freshmen on the field.

BY BOB KARTIN

During his eight seasons as a head college football coach, Lincoln Riley often faced a frustrating corner-drum when it came to playing freshmen. Were a handful of plays at the end of a blowout really worth training a whole year of eligibility?

"I can remember all times going to a player in the game," Riley said Tuesday.

"We can probably play you like five to 8 playout the end of the game. But if you do that, we can't play you anymore, or we're going to have to take your saddest. We're having to talk about that in game. You had to be ready to adjust on the fly."

But after years of motivational monitoring that playing time, those adjustments will no longer be necessary, after the NCAA adopted new eligibility rules in June. The new model gives athletes a blanket five years to compete, effectively eliminating the need for red-shirts or special waivers. It also could alter how rosters are constructed.

(See Eligibility, B7)

USC coach Lincoln Riley, left, says the new rule allows him to make "the best decision in the moment."

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MAX McCaffrey, left, working with Keaton Mitchell at training camp, comes from a football club family.

FAMILIAR NAME, NEW GAME

NFL bloodlines run deep with Chargers assistant Max McCaffrey

BY KIM FARMER

SAN DIEGO — High on the to-do list for the Chargers offense is just tug up the ground game, a pressing jerky for a franchise whose last 1,000-yard roster was Metro Gordon in 1987.

Max McCaffrey is the team's new running backs coach, and his last name should be familiar. His younger

brother is Christian McCaffrey. All-Pro running back by the San Francisco overs and reigning comeback player of the year. Their father is neighbor of the receiver Bill McCaffrey, a favorite target of John Kewy in Denver.

So Max knows his staff about building a running attack, even though he was a receiver at Duke and had only footing a train with five NFL franchises, more often on the prac-

tive squads than the active rosters. Chargers offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel noted with a half-erste that because Max is "definitely not the most athletic in his family," his work ethic is "astronomically higher" than most.

Max, 18, chuckled Wednesday when informed of that wisecrack, conceding that he's got some pretty stiff competition in his family. His dad has (See McCaffrey, B7)

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Review ROBERT LLOYD TELEVISION CRITIC

Series' teen drama is mixed baggage

From rich kids in 'The Shards' to 'Sterling Point' set in Canada, growing pains abound.

I've already enough to survive into our 20s, and have attained some degree of adult consciousness, we all will have lived a coming-of-age story. It's a powerful, relatable basis for fiction, or memoir or some combination of the two. Pregnant. Pregnant. It might be hilarious or depressing or, probably, both at once. Stories of first times, of big feelings impactfully grasped, of life coming into focus for better or worse.

Engaging with them as a reader or owner, we look back on who we were, who we wanted to be, who we wish we hadn't been. I get a little misty remembering my own clumsy thoughts through that flower-filled minefield. Remind me never to tell you about it sometime.

Television likes a coming-of-age story, and has I signed some great ones — 'My Re-Cided Life.' 'Never Have I' (See Review, E1)

RHP Feature plays Brett and Hayes Warner in Debbie in 'The Shards.'

Camilo Laya on Mexican sound Musician gives notes on LP 'Bouda Tovar' with collaborative 'Bluke Absence' (and guest Devin Lee).

Latinos look at future of media A recent industry conference is an opportunity to share career opportunities but also hope. 80

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A COLD-BLOODED BUSINESS MODEL

'Tiger King' director Eric Goode's new docuseries examines reptile smuggling

By STUART MILLER

This time, it's personal for Eric Goode. The director's first two docuseries — 'Tiger King' and 'Chimp Crust' — were smashfuls about larger-than-life characters engaging in questionable and illegal activity surrounding the cave and ownership of animals. Both had an underlying conservation message but drew viewers in with the colorful and chaotic worlds they depicted.

Goode's third, 'Members of God,' promoting Thursday on HBO, is both a direct descendant and keeps a new path. While it also features a hugely entertaining magazine of criminals, who speak frankly about many of their illegal acts and how much they dislike each other, 'Monsters' is largely a historical look at reptile smuggling going back more

HANK MOLT, a convicted smuggler, is seen in the docuseries 'Monsters of God.'

than half a century — unlike the contemporaneous stories in 'Tiger King' and 'Chimp Crust'.

Goode had opportunities to bring in current events — one dealer was rearmed shortly after being filmed, and there were major smuggling arrests in California in recent years — but realized he couldn't keep piling on more stories. 'We're just setting the take of this multibillion-dollar reptile-smuggling industry that you're probably never heard of,' says Goode's producing partner Jeremy McBride.

But the other difference is that Goode has spent his entire life immersed in the world of reptiles, starting long before he even contemplated making a documentary. Goode had a pet tortoise when he was 6 and slept with a bug-lined in his bed as a teen. He also saw the industry undetically up (See Goode, E6)

Review AMY NICHOLSON FILM CRITIC

'Tony' is a coming-of-age with bite

Matt Johnson's biopic of Anthony Bourdain relishes his journey from a snotty student.

Everado, insecurity de-cri. Those are the killer ingredients that seasoned the chef Anthony Bourdain inside the pressure cooker of the restaurant industry.

Set over one formative summer in 1973, Matt Johnson's aftermaths hit about biopsy 'Tony' is a portrait of the culinary adventure who came to the 1980s. 1988 at the age of 85, as a snotty 20-year-old 'Sinner student who doesn't know an entire body from the age' (See 'Tony', E6)

ANTONIO Bumbeau's chef hands life lessons to Dominic Evans's arrogant Tony.

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Latino DJs and ravers enliven festival culture

Hard Summer's lineup included Tokiocha, Six Sex and Role, and fans were national colors.

BY KATHRINA PORTELA

'Twentytimes' level, Latina is every lifetime,' Kat Hrista said from her Saturday night closing set at L.A.'s KDM music festival Hard Summer. 'Where are my Latinos at?'

The crowd responded with a resounding war. 'Throughout the day, fans crossed the grounds in bright Latin American soccer season, the one catching complementary greens and

rods of Mexico and the rich blue of El Salvador during the crowd. They held up flags, phalanx and tall signs pasted with images of De Simi and 'Dragonball 2' here them — used to mark each place in the sea of people.'

'Electronic music is for the heart and the Latinos,' said Dominican drunken artist and Hard Summer at Tokiocha. 'It's for us. We're to dance, to feel easy. And electronic music does that.'

Hard Summer first launched in downtown L.A. in 1997 — of its Latin artists received top billing. Between Author, Pruchen and hip-hop group T. Love Crow, the festival became a note (See Festival, E2)

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Camilo Lara, the former record label executive turned grocer master, do without it as "the celluloid of two teams of full speed."

After a third total years of counseling Lara—who makes music under the number Mexican Institute of Sound—finally recorded a collaborative album with a longtime friend Colombia's Elida Alvarez, leader of the two sympathetic Meridian Brothers.

Rehearsed in May and 10/xx" Studio Trove," a tool to Melace or combine out Rigo Trove; the record-to-places—with religious fervor and a set-back sense of humor—to be considered, last album "Definitely like cumino; to a lovely, occasionally psychated to rhythm triumfer."

The project came up the finalists of both Mexican Institute of Sound and Meridian Brothers with a longtime recording. The duo studied Aunty Life from Mexico and Colombia and employed a panoply of vintage keyboard to recreate the directly sounds of a Latin America that created to start decades ago. Both men struggled for a range of issues, including the subscales "Camilo Rock Lara."

Lara and Alvarez were acts present the album Joe Wednesday at the Regent. The show was situated in the Los Angeles, and M. R. and Meridian, with the hands coming together to perform "Studio Trove."

From his recording students Mexico City, Lara, 35 yards to De Lara about getting an unexpected call from a new band. The band act as sweet moves to L.A. and his bittersweet streak of Mexican music includes that informs everything he has.

The next move has been lightly edited for length and short.

I remember listening to your whole album, "Mujico Minitis," which it came out 10 years ago. The track "Minnado a Las

Meritadas" signaled a song that was often moment for me. It still lives its blend of retro interwoven and joyful futuristic.

That song is a clear illustration of the clamorous that was part of my music back from—and it still is, to some degree. At the time, I was really taken with De Lara and and A Tribe Called Quest, and I wanted

THE LP "Studio Trove" is a collaboration between Camilo Lara, left, and the Meridian Brothers' Elida Alvarez.

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To Camilo Lara, American music is very much alive

The Mexican Institute of Sound artist dives into new album's history

By Ernesto Leshner

to make the forum music I imagined that my effort is would mean little Blackwork or Can, but because I used tropical samples to begin a with, everything I did ended up searching like me just to respond. Later, I was able to recreate sound with the notion that Mexican music and the record that I listened to was a mixture a big piece of sound. I was very have solved into the hop, pride rock and Bander music. But my own cultural maturity embedded into my records.

So many people of our generations are stuck in the sounds of the past. What methods do you to make our samples and sequences with so much passion?

It's true I love the sounds of my people who keep reading into the music of the past. Now they're of-mean with the 70s and 90s, more enough, they live dancing the Chadorans.

I laughs. I was always clear about the fact that Mexican music is very much alive. It always thinks a way to run out itself—to become a more daring, to face and harmonize. It is not necessarily at all. It's true that I love the 90s and new wave. That's the music that I listened to when I was a kid. But it sounds like future. I don't play for the past—if anything, the color my own album can, the less! Like them.

Alive did the idea of collaborating with Meridian Brothers some about?

I believe Elida Alvarez is the best musician to Latin America right now. I lived to convince him to make an album together for the longest time, and he always goes on those really sad reasons. Eventually I goes up, but your taste he tells is low with a Mexican woman and started spending a lot of time here. One day, he

told me he had been listening to cumino records from the "Sound 30s, and he suggested that specific sound in the department point for an album. We started getting together for a year and made a record of all, which is a catch these days. I feel it is a really balanced album—we each contributed 80% to it.

I love how organic it sounds. Almost like it was played live in the music.

All the instruments were real. That's a virtual story that just takes my Mexico City studio. We picked the kind of another that cumino musicians from that era had across it, so there's a lot of People's, Moog, Juma and Agelyn. We had a station, almost like a 70s keyboard, left Elida Alvarez, being with all the quality lynquish in style. Andrew was on the musical about building up the album given by Jane—"Today we'll do a longtime

Tomorrow, a digital danish. Well up, a cushion."

Would your keyboard look what he good enough to play in one of those old tropical bands like Arrasmali or Wypnick & Coy?

Elida is definitely the various component of this marriage. I play enough to convey my music at times. I don't read short music or anything like that. If you put me in a jam emotional or musical injury, that would be my worst nightmare. I definitely place more weight on about versus the disco (also of playing an indictment). When you are a very good player, that's a non solo—an enlightened individual.

My favorite track is "Era (24)." I love the dreamy, spitting hands.

That is a disturbing little melody, isn't it? It never can do so until it is a spiritual song about technology.

against modernity. We used that half modern singing style that you find in old low songs to Los Angeles, Oregon, El Paso or Raphael.

The album shows such a one-strongly, but having Rock as low to make was a brilliant mix.

About the years ago, I got a number one from Rock telling me he was two blocks away from my studio. He came to visit, and then there on his visits became frequent. We started working on the album, and I was amazed if Meridian Brothers became a collection project. When I told him I was making a full album with Elida, he said, "I'm not going to see. We went to the L.A. studio, and the moment he'd acted to sing with the music. It became a Rock song. Both Elida and I have been taught me if you are our forms. One must, a great guy and a great one."

When I listen to your music, it sounds so many and playful, but that's always a rather unusual moment of profound sadness. And I only remember.

I'm not going to go the Death Rise (maybe). There is no way around it, my first story is the Mexico to such a melodramatic country. It is not a transnationalist. And a friend and our love for all things like music. I know that I'm not going to be a little type, but we had to a passion for the hitchestime.

Some of the channels and we do laugh at death quite a bit. Our collection became like a tapestry in the subscale and for breadth the music.

I can't have to go up to unangle the two. There's so much joy in our daily life. Our first memory is coupled with a stories and corruption. I'm a little bit out alone there, an main other music that does not come shuddy.

You've seen living part of the year in L.A. how do you like it?

I love the quality of the here. We're in the Outgram Mexican neighborhood, your children are the most of you here in a city with each close presented to custom. I've always been a Mexico City guy.

You've an close to the Magic Lights. Have you heard?

No, sorry. I need to stay a suit, and then get a magazine to invite me. It's definitely on my bucket list.

Latino DJs and ravers enliven the Hard Summer scene

(Festival, June, E8)

not for English-language acts in the electronic and big-hop games. Yet I am years living on listed Colombian magazine artist Prof. Archandino, along with this group of the Chinese Rara Landis, who headed the Latino community for more of the rest.

This year at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, Colombian-American-croaker Chica headlined the main stage and a mix of different life sets by degrading singer the first Mexican producer don Sol, and Mexican director Jim Pons.

Fifty-putting-hand, DJ some (in Southern California) is beautiful, but I will say it, low years ago. Here was not a lot of Latino representatives in the big festival lineups: and Edgar Asano, James as their. I feel like there are more opportunities for Latino to these lineups. And I want to create an environment for Latino talent to feel like they've welcomed this space.

The Mexican American DJ and L.A. native Deores was an important to do this, who described him as "one of the first to remain through on major lineups."

Following Deores's example, Asano felt inspired to start his own record label, "Oficina, for Latino artists and to advocate for their inclusion in festivals—so hiding not only roaring raids by the more upper taxtine offengages."

I feel like there's a huge bubble, a lot of days-steering acts within the Latino artists' home. And I think, "It's a listening to be apart of the over-hurt partling [La-Latina] in the music."

According to Luminal's 2008 data report, an events

dance music dominated the first half of 2008 as the largest growing game in the U.S. Meanwhile, nearly 1 to 40 decades in the U.S. were songs in Spanish—and casual monthly between the 2008 and 2009. The music is the Rarley climbed to a peak of 50% of revenue in the first year for a full time.

"Latino-electronic" music makes you feel like, when you're in the streets, even dancing, you feel proud, you let go of certain things or seems, and Prostices Cuello knows as the first. "Something about being Latino represents a cultural culture and an understanding of his that fits as well with electronic music or night."

Cuello performed her new album, "Chris," as her posting female-hot person who wants pretty about restroom over thumping techno feats. She said she was directed to the country of people who sang the music back to her despite the album having only been released earlier this summer.

"I never set out to make electronic music, but it's what I called to me," Cuello said. "I'll be so far from the country and to connect with people in a country so difficult from mine, like the U.S. (It can't not know)."

Professional leader Alastair Hernandez-Moreno said she was most excited for the 2008 Alastair lineup that year because "it's it so."

"I feel like it's a big success," Cuello attains the bottom of such a big festival," she said. "There's got to represent where they're from. It means something to use in the music."

Atop the Boathoo Art Car—a black Brandee stage

KALI VURIE performed the closing act of the first night of Black Brandee at a Saturday at Hollywood Park in Inglewood. The singer is Colombian-American.

DJ MILUOREA, left, a Miami-based Ecuadorian Procterian, proformer, played Black Brandee, which Angel Enault, night, attended in an El Salvador jersey.

for emerging acts, which is approximately 20 feet tall and hard, it commits a unknown boundary. "My father's mind shows. Late dance and original funk for her audience."

Deciding a divided-back hairstyle, Trojan—a broadloops top and thick

golden buoy carriage that reflected the growing range of "the most powerful" and lifted her arms as ravers needless first in "El Salvador" back to her.

Repetitely, who is Angela Ramirez, the band that the L.A. race scene is one of support and community

among Latina artists, who can evoke for themselves your own.

"We've cut here and teases and proud of it." Ramirez said. "We're putting in the work to make hands-on life in which we're undergoing back to our community. Raising and lifting helps to

lead trauma and helps us to open up."

Earlier that day, Ron spaniol reveals at least a run. "I'm sure that they brought out serious mentions that from Ponsa, The artist has been a bit of the crowd as he rapt with Spanish, but coming and roaring their places to take pictures and document the success."

"You Mexico" said Rara Angel Lara, an classic song and the "Rarley".

I think that because the during night here is very Latino, we're all supporting each other," said Philip Blyth, a well-known artist at brain. "It was very heart-warming when Chicas' music was a good, especially because we've been going through that."

Alive and nice of the sets she was heard entitled for was Tobiacha—"I'm being so forced."

"I was born and raised—" she said. "I went to the Dominican Republic," said Tobiacha, and after her high-order, "I was a millionaire. "Where my music plays, it reached Dominican State. In the crowd, I saw some Dominican "duo, I" state that I was big. I just want to see my community having fun."

As the sun lowered on Spanish and most Latino artists, she said, "I'm the day, and DJ Bianca Ohtiron began spinning records, getting a lot of Mexican flag crowd, grinning in the allengher of a landmark woman."

"It's a really cool moment for a Latino DJ," she said. "Whatever people's idea of what Latino music... is not a lot of the world's creating genres and cultures. We've on the rise."

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In media industry, Latinos fear for future

An annual conference continues the harsh realities of today, but finds room for hope.

BY CARLA DE LOMA

NEW ORLEANS — Last month I was in the Big Blue as part of the L.A. Times delegation for the National Assn. of Hispanic Journalists' annual conference.

Every year, Latino journalists from all over the country come together to learn some new reporting skills, court, potential employees, show off new products and give out an appealing amount of coverage.

Many likes of the conference was unfortunately a bit neutral this time around as Tropical Rivers Breaks repped across the Gulf Coast, upstanding its power across the Louisiana border. Before were released and a real sense of bearer was to the sea.

That pressure mirrored the underlying stress that's unwrought the journalism world. Adults are diminishing as layoffs in the industry remain "unproven", so whatever is the ESPN brings the same week as the conference, and reporters are being tasked with juggling several responsibilities or ones.

Unfortunately, Latino journalists and journalists of color have been disproper to easily affected by developing red stories throughout the media world in recent years.

At this conference I've spoken with journalists of all ages and experiences that haven't been able to find steady jobs in months or even years.

It's a reality that's all too real for me as someone who wears of a humanized that happened at the L.A. Times in early 2010.

It took me nearly a full of time to see why I'd like job in journalism, but in many ways my relationship with the industry has never changed. It's hard to believe

in job security, and the pressure of leading the current machine to consider the many people advised me to seek jobs in a new industry. Journalism is dying. "Everyone is overworked and underpaid" is what I'd constantly hear.

Emerging journalism has been disastrous expressed some of her attention about the state of the industry.

The both excited and afraid to attend the conference, "the 21-year-old recent 1997 graduate and 'I know that there are a lot of people in tumbles here waiting, but I also know that there were a lot of people attending. I've even not attending. That were bad off. So I want to be excited, but it's sometimes a little bit hard for me."

Currently working in an investigative intern at L.A. Times delegation was an nervous about her own prospects as someone seeking a job in the L.A. area.

"It is very congenital and difficult to find work especially for us recent years," she said. "Everyone emphasizes networking and I really think that's not just the key to securing a job, and you don't even know if that's promised to you. I want to stay in L.A. and work but I also know that it can be a bit bit rich and I might not be what I hope for it to be."

Naples Association and well-known of disclosures may continue about the state of the industry, especially from the time of a science report.

"It's really tricky right now because it applied to graduate programs in science journalism and it didn't work out frequently and I was actually because you needn't it would be beneficial for me to have a graduate degree," the 22-year-old journalist said.

"A lot of people getting interesting tend to have graduate investigations of local publications' internality that were most difficult to find, starting in the 21 year-old graduate degree. I know I still want to do this. It's still good and about it. But I know it's going to take a lot

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of work. Photocrits talked about the difficulties she's had and standing to overcovers actualities in a predominantly local Latino industry.

"I feel like all overcovers that I've been at previously it's been hard because I think not a little bit and people don't understand my style as a person," she said. "Also, there's a name Latina. It's really hard to fit into those names. And that inference is a good way to see where it like a new thumb in a predominantly white space and a predominantly heterosexual space."

However, the recent University of Missouri graduate remained "optimistic" about her prospects as a Latina in the journalism business.

"The more that I embrace (my Latinosist, it's came to return, is my favor like Heronix)." Sanqu国际社は, "I think the more I embrace it... the more organizations actually value me and see this as an asset. That's something that we can't do about it, and we do it."

The most optimistic of the people I spoke with was actually the person with the

most experience in the news world.

Maria Elena Fernandez, a former L.A. Times reporter and the current Report for America regional manager, told me that she was very hopeful about the future of Latinos media.

"What we do is we recruit newcomers that have gaps in communities that are underserved or topics that are underserved, and we help place the journalists in the media and the industry, and we offer a lot of support and training," the industry woman said. Because I'm involved in that

space. I am very optimistic because I'm constantly meeting independent people that are creating new news outlets in their communities, and it seems like local news is no more relevant and not drug black.

Fernandez said that she had become a lot jaded after spending decades in large under-come where reporters and editors frequently come around.

"I have worked for many big companies that have going to begin more. I layoffs and honours and all of this, and I know how tough each other is. I think that's what you can't see those cuts to keep your board up and do the work. So I really understand and how empathy for people is. I don't know it's what we do. But I get to see the people that are current and being entrepreneurial," she said.

The public has an appeal of her job that this first makes with the public. "The young Latinos in her organization seems unproven." Associates like a lot of the difficult realities of the community.

In terms of Latinos, we have a lot of people covering, really tough topics in relation to official immigration and everything that's happening. We want that it's very hearty to know that we're helping to place people of that identity who can relate and understand and how we can't do such a difficult perspective.

It's hard to get rid of the journalism bug — the conference is proof of that. Journalism is often distortivated as job for the job and objective, but really it's a lot of people in journalism who believe that their next story is always worth telling and is not going to be in the voices of the wreckers.

I'm just glad there's people who still believe in the power of these interns.

This art is was taken from the Latina Press newsletter.

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KARA GERSHEN. Jeff, and Horace Goss are part of the cool kids in "The Blauchs," not in Sherman Oaks.

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A 1-6 bish drama with a lot of social market set in 500 Los Angeles, P.S.: "The Blauchs' deaths lived at the same time as 1950s in Baton Elks, where 1933 "outside Israel" never hit hands on and re-evader Ryan Murphy, in one of the blunders who had been killed in the 1960s. He's made for the sexual road and millions.

He's on a lake in Canada, Project "Killers," "Booting Point," and "Morgan's Dots," "My Old Lady," and all the a hauned-grade film; there will be the show.

Light Eppies plays Elks in "The Blauchs," narrating the story of the 1950s. Even almost with the sailing and approach an air-cultured, unidentified Joan DeBrie: "I also all aspiring writers of our generation, I want to be with the Bakers. With restraint, economy and total control. It could write

like that, I could be like that. Or so I thought."; as well as a manuscript titled "Let's Than Zero," though here it's a movie, treatment rather than the 1950 novel that made the author famous of B. O'Neil character that calls the Bakers.

As did Rose Beet, "I'll first attends the private Booting School in Sherman Oaks, where he is one in a small shape of rich, beautiful cool kids: Susan Reynolds (Rick Orcher, daughter of Chitty) and the Red Bandy Story; and Debbie Alhaffar (Roger Watson, an assistant of Quake of Toronto and Berry, and Susan) (not another of them in the Los Angeles). Debbie is Beet's girlfriend, though he is also a member of the family's family, but has a kind of thing for Susan. They are shallow, that is, too, high for their own cut-and-sun庭{vn}

Because Beet is kind to marginal character, because he's not nature in his friends. Even when he normally disinteres himself by the time, however, from 1967-1969, the American Newborn, he reads an eighty-nine-cumpledette, five-teen shakes, and possibly more protescued. "I'm trying to be was only going to chronicle the decadence," says courts

he Beet, "an excuse I'd've had to many times in my career."

Into this shadily ordered interview, seven handsome charismatic, mysterious, and a little short blather: (R) Jean Goss, son of Richard, with Carey Lowell, whom Beet insomniums seeing at a meeting of "The Blauchs"; was before, though Robert Reiner, having been there. Even he has cast a spell over Beet's friends, stirring in Beet into feelings of despotism and competition. "I smideth him before I saw him — it was color and cowish. I would be the last just walked through a house of Africa," but also, "He was up to something and it was up to me to that out exactly what did you give."

Around the same time that Robert arrives, a serial killer, eventually dubbed the "Bakers" comes to town. (Happily we see only the elaborately shaped, possibly minute results of their work and the process.) Who that perimons, and what has their insidious reasons might contain the problem, remains mystery of their through this season. But Beet points a finger as often at Robert that, in the confirmation of her own drama, she not only believe him innocent, still, so she.

It's a world from which adults are almost entirely missing, and when they are not, they are disappointing, or trending. Righthatch them on. Was Beet by an Debbie's money move; you- please father and Rose-Bankie Wood as the character, a narrated failed actor, straight out of "Killer of the Dells." Jordan Rothpings, Beetley's somewhat smaller, sometimes helpful right hand killed out post-John Brown's film.

To be put in the novel, I cannot cut to create a show I would be unintentionally disposed out to cast for this in it, though I allow that film is also exactly a show some people would have to know. It's often almost said always, "I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you,

"Booting Point," on the other hand, it just my cup of Canadian Black Rying from, it's a story.

Ella Rubin plays Annie Jacobson, and like the kids

in "The Blauchs" we have her suspended between her career and senior years of high school, facing a summer she had planned to fill her career where "the 21-5" says her kin at billboards, art changes, I'd probably take his time to see her. "I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you,

There is some from a career across, and it's a paper that their maternal grandfather, whom they never have been in the 21 years of the other things, as asked in Ontario's Manitoba Labor district. Of the number died when the home wave 2, as it is below their father. (An Orphan) a numbering Deed & sons — she knows that even lying to her for her grandfather — announces of its piece the heart of this mystery, which comes from an unconventional, unconventional, and longly daunting franchise. She is now Canada doesn't require a second thought.

Arriving by neoplasm, she narrated Ella Jacob Wilson and LaLance. A 2-week working for policy Dean Morgan's drama owner, Joe, who carries himself like a man who is a sweet, little, a sweet guy not across to skimming a little off the way

when dealing with concerted customers — it's a summer getaway for the rich — takes an immediate store to do so. This will be complete and for the two-stated appearance of Berry (Daniel Quinn-Tops), a former piano prodigy Annie Moore from New York, who is a residence with his mother, (Mike Pitts, over a total 12 years, who always seems just a little bit drunk and thinks nothing of growing one out for the kids. (Adult pressure is minimal.) There are pork parties, through which some of the young characters — punk, rough no more, and big no more or getting murdered. (There is just and no damage drinking.)

The story is filled out by Orphan Bruguero, a sort of enduring vagabond who love on a boat with her 20-year-old daughter, and the other, Rita Rubin and Ramona (Amelia Marston, comfort on a way) to salve coming after some time away, and possibly to be a little younger to a riddle.

What makes "Booting Point" an act not beautifully in its own, real, unhearded sense of it lies, it describes out the way days do when, overcrowded, a recent bright-eyed, and a lot of other people listen as bad and as much as anyone else in the world. "I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you,

The series enhances a lot of success. "I'm without cooking up, abnormally dynamic situations. There is a lot of conversation, which is baked, is what takes me to get into the world."

One couldn't actually call "Booting Point" unpleasantness, more than an antismutative piece, and that would all the better. And the more refreshing it would be, it's sure. "I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you, I'm not going to see you,

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2024

Los Angeles Times

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LA CUCABACNA By Lalo Alvarez

CRABGRASS By Sachal Bonita

CURTIS By Ray Billingsley

LOOSE PARTS By Oren Bloom

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE By Stephen Patris

LID By Mark Tefullt

ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman

TUNDRA By Chad Carpenter

SIX CHOI By Mary Lawton

FRAZZ By Jed Abbott

NON SEQUITUR By Wiley

PICKLES By Brian Crane

BABY BLUES By Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman

CRANKSHAFT By Tom Baituk & Chuck Ayers

JUMP START By Robb Armstrong

MACANUDO By Liniara

BLONDE By Dean Young & John Marshall

BETWEEN FRIENDS By Sandra Bell-Lundy

BIZARRO By Wayne and Priore

DRABBLE By Kevin Fagan

MUTTS By Patrick McConnell

PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz

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E6

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2020

Los Angeles Times

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DIRECTOR ERIC GOODE is seen in an archival photo holding a multimillionaire proof battle. He founded the Turtle Conservancy in Ojai.

'Monsters of God' delves into reptile possession

(Goode, from E1) close and personal. 'In the 'No and We, I went bought reptiles from some of the very people that I chronicle in 'Monsters of God,'' he says.

'I had personal contact form in these worlds, which helped us go much deeper than to my time in Ojai,' he says. 'I don't know if it'll be anywhere near as successful, but in terms of investigation, journalism, we went into a further.'

His also acknowledge that his earlier series could lift a more accurate ad hoc and be exploitation. 'I was more wary of contact all this and interest is let from Tiger Ring,' he says, adding that there is no way to the world about what direction is go with the material. 'Now we've refused the like remembrance of what we were trying to do.'

He credits his mother with opening his text to the larger issues which is that younger. 'She struggled with me keeping things in captivity and would say, 'You can't play food, these animals having to be well.'

That said, while he is proud the Big Out Public about Act passed in the aftermath of Tiger King and believes people should be banned from raising

things at home, he views reptiles differently.

Goode should be able to have a bearded dragon or a leopard gecko or half go there. It surprises a love for nature and for reptiles,' he says, adding that he's not cured more on the harm caused by smuggling.

He fights his love of art, male and a high school absentee with making Rape 8 film, Goode was not, for much of his life, a likely candidate to be directing these documentaries.

'My whole trajectory doesn't make a lot of sense of openness,' he acknowledges. 'After defending the School of Arts and Sciences, which his father founded in Marin County, Goode moved to New York. He worked as a production assistant on big films. 'I had a lot of the recalls. 'I had a lot of things in a带着 just moving things around.' (Today, eventually production has been grown most elaborate, he still presents the field with a small team. 'Like that all, much.' He also went to art school but was largely loved there.

I saw the creative energy in New York in the nightlife there,' he says. In while Goode was working as an artist, he also worked data, one of the city's biggest

Photo by Paul G. Kline, 2020

KEPTILE COLLECTOR Tyler Nolan holds an indigo studio, a newcomer, special, in 'Monsters of God.'

KEPTILE HANDLER Al Killian holds a king office, a long and venomous species.

nightclubs of the 1980s, where he brought in a slide-shore like Auphills and Anirpam, Keith Harte, David Brothers and Kenny Stuart, with relating themes like a survival or natural history which became master and murder. 'Everyone came from somewhere else or were madly, and I was bringing in these interesting characters, which is very similar to what I'm doing in these films,' he says. 'I like lifting up the rocks and finding the events to end them.'

Area's success is to be the survey in nightclubs, restaurants and hotels. Then, it's working in book barnyrolls, along with his passion for reptiles, and created the Turtle Conservancy in Ojai. 'I realised that the two most endangered people were in existence in the world

were primates and harms,' he says, adding that nearly half of the smuggled animals served in LAD in the last three years were harfies. When officials recently re-faculted 200 harfies there, they brought them to the conservancy in the last of them. 'I'm going to go feed them after this interview, Goode says.

The conservancy now has a worldwide reach in protecting harfies and their habitats and has become a leader in trying to make its refurbishment of the ploughs, share harman, whose later is a major storyline in 'Monsters of God.'

As filming was finishing the conservancy became home to the first plough, share herths in captivity. 'It was such a coincidence but really meaningful,' McBride says. 'It anchors the film's

startups and gives a little bit of hope in what otherwise feels think.'

'This document has been in the works for nearly 20 years, since Goode read Eric on Christ's "The Lizard Ring" in 1990 and first re-sold for it. 'I went filmed him badly back then—the sound was terrible and the camera did all the tripod during the interview. The recalls (Christy appears in the document.)

In 1985, he finally got started, but it was absent on and off again as other people got to the way. In "Tiger Ring," Goode shows he's first drawn to that story when he sees a guy with a more leopard in his van, which happens when he's filming Tom Crutchfield, one of America's most notorious reptile smugglers. 'But while I was making these

other stories, I was always opportunistically filming reptile people. he says, adding that they once moved not only the emphasis but federalism enforcement and others, working a broader scope than his previous films. 'It was critical for us to get all sides of the story. Part of the reason it took us long was it sometimes took more large's substance to agree to talk.'

McBride says they finished with a little piece of footage and interviews with a hundred people, including the most notorious smugglers (some of whom were the first in the 1980s, drug dealers and the law enforcement officials who dedicated to them for undercover to catch them.

It's a true crime story on some level, but Goode says this series is more layered and is a new and an precious project.

I don't want people to think we're the most popular, 'I've been a 'law enforcement' has good intentions, but they sometimes feel little about 'understand'—managing the world's own. I have been you create to prevent people from having a reptile, the more they want them. But sometimes prohibition does work.' (In Asia's wet markets, the most endangered animals will be more money with their protective status used as a marketing tool.)

'Regrettably, people come away recognizing that we have to think about doing things differently than maintaining the status quo, because a lot of what we're doing is not working,' Goode says. 'It's a money story without soap answers.'

'Tony' forges his grown-up identity in the kitchen

'[Tony] from E1]

'I was — to be frank — a spoiled, miserable, narcissistic, and destructive and thoughtless young, and badly in need of a good underlying Boardash command in his 1990 footballer 'Kitchen Confidential,' — a working lecture that is debated him from obscurity to damaged state. 'Tony' opens next four years and proves it with scenes of looming, gabling and petty crime. Monotunking, it's the most hard learning crowd in 1990.'

Teenage Tony is feral Decision Bossa of "The Discovery"—that's he's already writing the most great district at work, a news-growing bibliogramman — his work not mine — in the key it like man should be quite mindful— does kid from New Jersey who doesn't expect to work for cutting. Reading his high school crash Nancy is grounded Devita Jones's by Provincetown, Mass., he be-predigingly supports himself with a fuller-aiding guy at the Flagship, a humble scalded joke. The kid is ashamed of the world to be. That his rowdy co-workers think he made at it a worse. This taste of humiliation would change his beliefs.

Tony's new strategy of the Flagship's idiosyncratic unnamed and clutched in the first time, is to be a more clear importance of practicality. A dertight-draftful-educator (Lee Wounds), an intoxicating enemy, will also be the most effective means. That first bump hits Tony with such a man that "the smelter is a man who with brought man down."

Some new tools to speed around wild-bred in retro-petroster. He realizes the "biggest many diseases. Singing around many words that don't mean a thing. Alone with the most serious. Tony can also be wait-fold and quiet. He makes an hour

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TEENAGE Tony Boardash (Decision Bossa) pervase his high school crash Nancy (Devita Jones) to Cape Cod.

the character's silent inner atheism as loudly as what he's actually hightening.

Director Johnam (Duckbury) and his son, staraily brilliant 'Worcena the Band for More the Movie' and his co-workers, writers, Matthew Miller, Tom Burrish and Lisa Brew have blended every basic knock-inness that Boardash learned across decades of job-hopping into one month of blood and sweat. But when he had taken Partrally, it's balance, although "Tony" does restore the "chance" to actual life. The Flagship — from Boardash's Dreadnought, the pseudonym he gave it before he went on, signed before him. The first time he was an avidly-illusion from the book, which is not a good deal. Mild spade and's character of Kitchen Confidential, he also know it's dedicated to Nancy, who he came his first wife.

The kitchen scenes are a comin' platter of best-sangled house having a dual-defining to meet. As Boardash would later explain, he thrived in a setting where a clean bare instant consequences, a new back-affected hand, a good meal. Born the market, head, it again, could every plan and project out with pride. You can't help but give at Benson's best when his economy Tony is really message to search into product through a healthy silver. And at the end of a shift, he and his children are the neighbors. And he gather to share books of equal-drew and taste the results of their work. Back in New Jersey, dissertations with his homage, family with an child and elate as their meal of frozen peas and store-people while bread.

Bandman died a barking of monitor you'd expect to

find on a meant-antop-tradicular retreat, starting now a half-dozen of a new child, waking up the sleeping-whipped-mapper with a cold bucket of seawater to the feet. A life-harmful-pleadure he's a beautiful marvel of a man with the kind of earthy soul that would have had flowed. 'Bending to, bringing early dogs on his haunted all night. That's a shot of Bandman's blunt-gun a woman's best-guns than his fast-audits.'

Worcena Tony talks a big game, squeezing Japanese scroful the how he's out of doing nothing — into conversation. Bandman shows us how to empty do it. Like, she, a contemporary-stronger, makes pressing, and stings, we age book look way lames than than just doing a kid. But 'Worcena Bandman' died stars at the distance. A may occur to you that a cool-

can so longer afford a waterfront attack on the sand. The first two-times-strongs will work, but its emphasis on the value of honest work wants you to think it.

Worcena Bandman spends a day connecting his own handcrafted latchtop simply to store it in repair. Great! Better before, says everything about the guy's devotion to food and his indifference toward marketed. It's a little-putting to see her with Tony who has been near him. It helps that some of the advice isn't good.

Tony's "Good to say about to its own immediate present, really feeling of the worn Boardash's biography will take 'Kitchen Confidential'—both he published in a series of 25 years. He globs-trotting celebrity comes after that. Amazon keeps the town a stray and know that you don't have to know Boardash

at all to enjoy the movie. The ending news tacks on a television-car-hunged rally that could be 'Kimmel onto any '80s comedy.'

The script allows itself to be a way to support and a knowing tour. The first crime when Tony describes his approach to writing, 'I try to imagine interesting places if I probably move in, people I'd never get to meet.' So says, a screen-door much too harmless will use day re-paint. The second thinker and chancer quite happens when he comes to the 'Tony the tragedy of 1970-79.' From a novel, François Vain, known as 'The 1970s' (the novel) before serving a banquet to Louis XIV. Low that is that 'best didn't have enough life. The teenager doesn't have enough 'the killed himself.' Why? Tony repeatedly asks. That question will never have a satisfying answer.

Like a boy (Kane), today's youth seem to be coming full circle to young Tony's dilemma. He's got one foot on the so-called anti-quit — college white-collar students — and the other one is never that's covering him in soars. As employees and innovators and mythologists, there are something that the current city will do. The world's toward physical jobs and life's long, as Tony did, that is, the world's most popular working with your hands. The stress of the kitchen didn't make Tony a better than overnight. But it was not a total grow against.

'Tony'

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p 14 'JOHN CANDY: I LIKE ME'

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p 12 YAHYA ABDUL-MATEEN II

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THE CONTENDERS

"Beef" creator Lee Sung Jin (p 10) shares why the concepts of samsara and the Jungian Shadow influenced Season 2. "The Pit!s" Shawn Hatosy Patrick Ball and Gerran Howell (p 16) explain how they learned their way around the ER.

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DRAMA SERIES

Nominees: 1. "The Pitt" 2. "Pluribus" 3. "The Diplomat" 4. "Slow Horses" 5. "The Gilded Age" 6. "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" 7. "Paradise" 8. "Your Friends & Neighbors"

SURE, "THE PITT" IS A CONSENSUS PICK TO REPEAT. BUT THE FORCE IS STRONG with "Pluribus," the sci-fi thinker from "Breaking Bad's" Vince Gilligan. These two are way ahead of the field, with "The Pitt" earning almost eight times as many points as surprise nom "Your Friends & Neighbors" (the only drama contender not in the BuzzMeter's nominee predictions in the first round). ¶ The excellence and social relevance of the Pittsburgh ER pressure cooker keep it firmly at the fore of the predictions. ¶ Glenn Whipp says, "Good news, bad news for 'Pluribus.' The good news is that it earned 18 nominations, the most of any first-year drama. The bad news: 'The Pitt' earned 25." Tracy Brown agrees: "'The Pitt' upped the ante in Season 2, telling a story about our embattled healthcare system that is about much more than just the day that unfolds."

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"There's only a handful of people left on Earth who can think for themselves. No, I'm not talking about the academy's hive mind, which practically guarantees 'The Pitt' will win. 'Pluribus,' which imagines humanity infected with a pathogen, spins a wonderfully original show around the threat of herd mentality."

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"The only show that has a chance of beating HBO Max's 'The Pitt' is Vince Gilligan's sci-fi opus 'Pluribus.' Though Apple TV earned 89 nominations overall and will have to prioritize where to spend its FYC dollars, they'll probably go all out in an effort to take the win here."

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"Good news, bad news for 'Pluribus.' The good news is that it earned 18 nominations, the most of any first-year drama. The bad news: 'The Pitt' earned 25. 'The Pitt' wins this Emmy again."

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" 'The Pitt' is once again the undisputed front-runner, with much of the staff and more than a few patients nominated. Big cheers to Apple TV for the 'Pluribus' breakthrough, but how did its sleeper 'Your Friends & Neighbors' make the cut with no other nominations — not even for Jon Hamm?"

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" 'The Pitt' had such a knock-out Season 2, and voters showed so much love to the show in the supporting categories, that it's hard for me to see 'Pluribus' edging them out here. I was happy to see 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' earn a well-deserved nomination."

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'THE PITT'

"If any show has a shot at dethroning 'The Pitt,' it's 'Pluribus' — but I wouldn't hold my breath. 'The Pitt' upped the ante in Season 2, telling a story about our embattled healthcare system that is about much more than just the day that unfolds."

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WITH AN INDUSTRY-LEADING 25 NOMINATIONS FOR ITS second season, “The Pitt” has firmly established itself as an Emmy darling — thanks in large part to the work of star, writer, director and executive producer Noah Wyle. As his emergency department leader Dr. Robby unravels on the eve of an overdue sabbatical, Wyle invests the character with profound pain, grim humor and plenty of sharp edges, stirring the viewer’s emotions and even, at times, their frustration. In a recent interview for The Envelope podcast, Wyle discussed Robby’s fragile mental health, shouldering the intensity of the response to the series and much more. Read on for excerpts from our conversation.

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You wrote two episodes in Season 2, and in “8 p.m.” we really see Robby’s mental health journey come to a head. What was that like, to put dialogue to what he was feeling internally, for you as the actor playing him?

That particular dialogue was gifted to me by a doctor who shared with me that that was exactly what he said to his wife one morning when he was going through something very similar. And the way that it resonated with me when he said it, the way it went straight to my heart. I knew if I spoke it as simply, it would speak to other people. And rather profoundly, I got a letter by a young man who said that exact dialogue was so reminiscent of what was going inside his own head that it kept him from harming himself and was the catalyst for having him reach out to get help. So to get to voice it to the world, that was extremely significant to me.

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How do you shoulder those types of interactions?

That one made me cry. ... You always want your work to have impact, you want it to have meaning, you want people to glean something from it that’s relevant to their own lives. And I’ve been very fortunate in my career. I remember back in the “ER” days; when Carter got sober, people would write me and say, “You helped me deal with my drug addiction.” When I was on “Falling Skies” and played the grievous loss of a spouse, people reached out to me. I’ve been a lightning rod for pain a couple of times in my career. ... When you have that connection to somebody, when they respond that way, it’s the ultimate compliment. You’ve built a bridge where there didn’t exist one before. It’s even better if you build them between two strangers that don’t know each other, that now have commonality that has nothing to do with you.

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And how do you navigate fan response when it’s negative?

You try to put it in perspective, and it’s relatively small in relation to the overall [response]. But at the same time, this is who’s watching. This is why you’re telling a story. If it’s touching a nerve that’s unintended, address it. Figure out a way to do it more sensitively. ... But it becomes a slippery slope if that’s the tail that wags the dog. Every year, we come in and gut-check ourselves and do a postmortem on the season. What worked well, what didn’t work well. And what is going to be part of this narrative as we go forward? Cast changes are gonna be part of that. That’s inevitable.

4

Your mom is a nurse. What does she think of this moment? Does it feel any different than during your “ER” days?

Yes. Back then it was just a novelty that she was working in a hospital and her son was on this extraordinarily popular medical drama at the same time. ... I think she’s, dare I say it, maybe a little more proud of me than she used to be. She’s said as much. I think in the old days she was proud of me being successful in having my dream of becoming an actor come true. Now she’s proud of me because she feels that I’ve used that platform to do some humanitarian good works outside of personal aggrandizement.

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‘Beef’ is chock-full of meaty ideas

Lee Sung Jin and his fellow writers used a wacky feud between couples as a jumping-off point for exploring deeper psychological themes

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THE SHOWRUNNER OF ‘Beef’ describes the writers room as an ‘endless sleepover.’ But instead of gossiping about who’s dating whom, collaborators batted around their pasts and infused the darkly comedic anthology series with themes of samsara and the Jungian Shadow.

‘So much of the writing process is, and I know they did this on ‘The Sopranos’ too, less about writing and more about sharing,’ says Lee Sung Jin, who won three Emmys for Season 1 and is up for three more among the second season’s category-leading 16 nominations. ‘This show isn’t just born out of stuff from my life, but from all the writers’ lives or observations. We spend hours and hours having an endless sleepover where we’re telling stories of a relative or something that happened in ninth grade.’

Mining that kind of personal data makes sense for a series that reaches farcical extremes while remaining grounded (trapped?) in the minutiae of everyday life’s daily combat. That could mean struggling for the last of a certain flavor of sports drink or withholding access to a doctor.

The main ‘beef’ this season is between two couples: the established, middle-aged Josh and Lindsay, played by Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan, and the openhearted, young Austin and Ashley, played by Charles Melton and Cailee Spaeny. There’s also plenty of conflict within the couples, and with other forces. For instance, the show contemplates samsara, a Sanskrit term, per Merriam-Webster, for the ‘indefinitely repeated cycles of birth, misery, and death caused by karma’ that features prominently in Hinduism, Buddhism and other faiths. One might say ‘Beef’ is in the gutter but looking at the stars.

Lee says they were conscious of making something different from Season 1, ‘not for newness’ sake, but to tap into the root of what we’re trying to express, which ultimately was this concept of samsara.

‘You hear [one of the writers] telling a story and a nugget comes out ... and I’m like, ‘That’s perfect for Austin or Ashley or Josh.’ That is why we talk about it as Jungian ‘Shadow work’ ... you’re talking Shadows all day and seeing how to take that real-life information and mold it

into narrative shapes.’

Lee says Carl Jung’s explorations of a person’s darker urges, hidden side and projection directly influenced the writing, especially when confronting those aspects in Lee himself.

‘In my most intrusive thoughts, I see parts of myself in all the characters,’ he admits. ‘I can be as anxiously attached as Ashley. I can be as people-pleasely as Austin. I can throw myself into work like Josh. I can grasp for relevance like Lindsay.’

‘That’s what we talked about: How can we put ourselves in the shoes of these characters to make them three-dimensional, and hopefully the audience can, even when they’re cringing or judging, deep down, feel some Venn diagram with what’s happening?’

For this to be a visceral experience rather than an intellectual exercise, the cast had to be willing not only to throw mud at each other, but to get deep into it themselves. The show finds ways to expose the worst in its characters, their petiest, most vengeful, greediest parts. Then, for some, there are shades of hard-won redemption.

Not all break free of the eternal wheel of samsara, and each is caught in its dizzying spin at times.

‘Everything hinged on [Josh and Lindsay] and that fight,’ Lee says of the first episode’s blistering argument that sets everything in motion. It’s the kind of derisive mutual beatdown that sinks relationships — or that can be the necessary overboard discharge that enables them to stay afloat.

‘When I say Carey and Oscar were dialed in, it is an understatement. Every day leading up, we were Zooming for hours and hours, and getting vulnerable. We were going there. Their honesty influenced not only the dialogue but the trajectory of each character. If the writers room was a sleepover, those Zooms were an intense rehabilitative retreat.’

Lindsay wounds Josh by saying they haven’t had sex in a year, while their friends, Troy and Ava (William Fichtner and Mikaela Hoover), have sex all the time. Josh shoots back that if he were married to Ava, he’d have sex with her all the time too.

‘Originally, she jabbed back with something about sex,’ says Lee. ‘But Carey stopped and was like, ‘I don’t know why, but I can’t get to the end of the scene. Something feels not truthful.’ If Carey Mulligan’s saying that, you have to take it seriously.’

They discussed it, and Lee suggested, ‘Is it because you feel like this guy has wasted your entire life?’ And immediately she goes, ‘That’s it. Bring the cameras back.’ And boom, she dialed in. We changed [her response] to, ‘You’ve wasted my whole life,’ and that’s the scene you see.’

Lee has a trove of nuggets about the collaborations that shaped ‘Beef.’

‘This whole show was born out of these deep partnerships that I’m so grateful for,’ he says. ‘We created a sense of family and every decision was made together. I know that doesn’t always happen. So I really tried to cherish every minute of it this season.’

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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II's superpower is showing vulnerability

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↓ Simon (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), left, and Trevor (Ben Kingsley) in "Wonder Man."

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HEN YAHYA ABDUL-Mateen II was cast in Marvel's "Wonder Man," it was just the latest smash for an actor who's

enjoyed a string of them. But the moment also made him reflect on the days, not long ago, when success hardly seemed guaranteed. "Wonder Man" came out at the 10-year anniversary of me graduating from Yale Drama," he recalls over Zoom from New York. "I remember being in those classrooms: 'Nobody knows that I'm here. But as soon as I get out in the world, everybody's going to know.'"

Before Yale, he'd been on a different career path. He received his undergraduate degree in architecture from UC Berkeley, working in city planning until he got laid off, which, along with the death of his father, prompted him to pursue his true love: acting. When his time at Yale was over, he felt raving to go. "I turned 29 on my first job," says Abdul-Mateen, laughing as he voices his impetuous younger self: "I'm young, I'm handsome, I got something to say, put me to work!"

Recently turned 40, Abdul-Mateen has certainly let the world know who he is, collecting an Emmy as Doctor Manhattan in HBO's reimagined 2019 "Watchmen" series and earning a Tony nomination for the 2022 revival of Suzan-Lori Parks' "Top-dog/Underdog."

He's now nominated for an Emmy for lead actor in a comedy series for "Wonder

Man," playing Simon Williams, a struggling actor hiding the fact that he has superpowers, which would get him barred from the industry.

Ironically apropos given its subject matter, after our interview but before publication, Disney+ canceled the series, which it had initially renewed for a second season in March. ("That's life, right?" Abdul-Mateen posted on Instagram in response to the news. "Everything will shake out.") Still, at a time when Marvel's Hollywood dominance is waning, the series represented a welcome change in which the actor's commanding, complicated performance shines. He stars alongside Ben Kingsley, whose pompous thespian Trevor Slattery befriends Simon while secretly working with the nefarious Department of Damage Control. The series received glowing reviews for a lack of the global stakes that often burden Marvel projects. But Abdul-Mateen argues that "Wonder Man" is actually far more urgent than its premise suggests.

"Man, the stakes were out of this world for Simon," he says. "In some of the more traditional Marvel shows, those stakes take place at the scale of the universe. We took those same stakes and just put them on the inside." That intimate approach was important for Abdul-Mateen from his first meeting with Marvel President Kevin Feige, who he told, "I want to play a character who can eat a hamburger or have a beer, who's a real three-dimensional human being. And I want to show people that I'm funny."

"Wonder Man" indeed reveals this dramatic actor's lighter side, but it's Abdul-Mateen's consistent ability to draw out his characters' vulnerability that's wielded so effectively. Simon is often his own worst enemy, letting his self-absorption and professional hang-ups derail him. And fans have responded.

"I've heard from people who'd stopped [pursuing a dream] who said, 'Naw, I'm going to give it one more try.'" He references "Wonder Man's" most emotional scene, when Simon is in his junky Toyota Camry with Trevor, pondering quitting acting. "He's sitting in the reality of 'Wow, I have

to do something else.' That's been the case for a lot of people who I've run into. And it's not always actors. My doorman pulled me to the side — he just said, 'Hey,' and pointed to his heart. Who knows what he has a dream of? Anyone who has an idea that they're leaving something on the table, they've related to the show."

Simon's powers flare up uncontrollably when he's beset by anxiety and self-doubt. Like any actor, Abdul-Mateen understands those intrusive thoughts. "What if this isn't well received?" he asked himself while preparing for "Wonder Man." "What if this is my one big shot to make a mark? At all levels of success, it's just a human thing to experience doubt. But I really did enjoy going back and finding the parts of myself that have grown in the ways that Simon hasn't had a chance to grow."

The dampening effect of "Wonder Man's" cancellation aside, Abdul-Mateen, who also starred in Netflix's "Man on Fire" series this spring, has more on the horizon this year. He'll soon be appearing in David Fincher's still-untitled sequel to "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood," which sees Brad Pitt reprising his Oscar-winning role as Cliff Booth, with a script from Quentin Tarantino. Did Abdul-Mateen have Simon-like jitters signing up for one of this fall's most highly anticipated movies?

"You work with someone as talented as David and Quentin, they make the work easy," he replies. "Those situations are not very stressful, actually. By the time I'm standing on my mark, I have everything that I need in order to be successful. Sir Ben Kingsley says, 'Great actors make other actors look great.'"

When Abdul-Mateen was starting out, he didn't like taking stock on his birthday. But now, at 40, he's willing to allow himself a moment to think about where he's been, and where he still wants to go.

"I like 40," he says, smiling. "It has a bit more gravitas to it. And what I relate to in Simon is the part of me that has a dream. Every time I finish a job, that's when the dreams start to kick up: 'Boy, I hope I do something like this!' That's the thing about being an artist: The need to express oneself is always real."

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The Contenders Documentary

Why John Candy's family believed it was the right time to tell his story

The comedian's wife and children on the beauty and sorrow revealed in the documentary 'I Like Me'

Story by Jenelle Riley

Photograph by Christopher Patey For The Times

ROSEMARY CANDY MARRIED JOHN CANDY ALL THE WAY back in 1979, but even she learned something new about her late husband in the documentary 'John Candy: I Like Me.' In an archived TV interview, John said he didn't think his blind date initially liked him, adding, 'But I was going to show her — 'How dare you not like me?' 'Rosemary, in her first interview for the Emmy-nominated Prime Video documentary, confessed she had never seen this before the film. 'It was so funny, this idea of 'I don't think she liked me, but I was going to make her like me,' she said. 'As soon as I started to get to know him, I was head over heels for him.' 'As was the world. The star of 'Uncle Buck' and 'SCTV' was so beloved that the film's director, Colin Hanks, was concerned that too many people would want to participate.

Ontario-born Candy was such an icon that when the film was selected to open last year's Toronto International Film Festival, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made a surprise appearance to introduce it. To put it in terms Angelenos will appreciate: He was so legendary that during his funeral procession, the LAPD and California Highway Patrol shut down portions of the 405 Freeway.

Candy died of a heart attack in March 1994, at 43; the service was held just around the corner from his Brentwood home, where Rosemary still resides and her late husband's presence still fills the house. Personal photos are displayed throughout, his beloved leather-bound books fill the library and a wide range of memorabilia occupies the office. But the largest reminder of his legacy are his children, Chris Candy and Jennifer Candy-Sullivan, who not only bear a striking resemblance to their parents but also exude their warmth and spirit.

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tary was a group decision. For years, they said no, aside from Rosemary contributing to an A&E Biography and the 2011 doc "John Candy: True Double Blue," which focused on his love for the Toronto Argonauts football team. "It was a combination of we weren't ready and we felt the story had been told," said Chris. They also caught wind of unauthorized projects, even a potential biopic — which they were completely against. "An actor that had been approached came to us and said, 'I would love to, but if you guys aren't on board, I'm not doing it,' " revealed Jennifer.

Things changed in 2019, when fellow Canadian Ryan Reynolds reached out about making a video for social media in honor of the 25th anniversary of Candy's death. Response to the post was so overwhelming, Reynolds suggested a documentary. Then the pandemic hit and the sense of urgency accelerated. "I remember thinking, 'People aren't getting any younger,' " said Chris. "And hearing about those other attempts at films reminded us we had a chance to tell things our way."

The family approached Hanks, impressed by documentaries he had previously made about Tower Records and the band Eagles of Death Metal. As it happens, they first met the filmmaker more than 40 years ago at a barbecue, shortly after Hanks' father, Tom, shot the 1984 comedy "Splash" with John, and their lives had intersected over the years. "I would say we were friendly but not friends," said Chris. "Which, in a way, gave him the perfect distance to do his job."

The Candy family had just two requests. One was that they wanted people who actually met him to be interviewed — thus an anecdote from Conan O'Brien, who was a Harvard student when he encountered Candy, is included alongside reminiscences by friends and co-stars like Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara.

The second was that they didn't want a sanitized telling, what Jennifer refers to as the "too nice" version — although the film does open with Bill Murray joking that his "Stripes" co-star was so lovable, it will be hard to find "any dirt on him" to make the film interesting. They wanted to grapple as well with John's struggles, such as his unresolved grief over losing his father at an early age and his awareness of his own mortality. John also battled with the pressures of Hollywood and chronic anxiety, something not openly talked about at that time.

Then there was also the public focus on his weight: how the business loved his jovial big guy persona, but he endured thoughtless interview questions about his appearance, such as, "Don't you think that everyone loves a fat man? Why?"

"You see some of those interviews and you hold your breath," said Rosemary. "You

can see how hurt he is by them." Echoed Chris, "I had never seen some of those, and their inclusion was probably the most effective part of the movie for me." Jennifer added that some of the journalists sent apology letters at the time: "I think that shows how highly they thought of him and how bad they felt when they realized he was genuinely hurt."

Ultimately, though, the film celebrates the man and his achievements. It's a legacy that continues to this day: As the Candy family sat down for this interview, Josh Gad announced at San Diego Comic-Con that he would not be taking over Candy's role in "Spaceballs" for the upcoming sequel. "That is a role that is singularly played and will only ever be played by one person, John Candy," Gad told the crowd. "John is at the beating heart of this film."

The family watched the video of Gad's tribute and the raucous applause that followed.

"That's so sweet," Rosemary said in response, as Chris and Jennifer's phones blew up with texts telling them about the panel.

So while the title of the doc is taken from John's heartbreaking speech in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles," they appreciate its multiple meanings. They know that John was not just liked, but loved, by everyone, including himself. Rosemary recalls once catching him looking into a hand mirror. "I think he was trying on mustaches or something, but he stopped and really looked at himself," she revealed. "And he said, 'I'm beautiful.' And he meant it. So the title is a tribute and a genuine affirmation."

↗ John Candy, left, and Steve Martin in the film "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."

→ The Candy family: Jennifer, left, Rosemary, Chris and John.

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'The Pitt' stars turn over a new leaf

The ER doctors undergo big changes in Season 2 of the HBO Max drama. Actors Shawn Hatosy, Gerran Howell and Patrick Ball have evolved too.

The Contenders Actors

INSTEAD OF GIVING ITS doctors and nurses several seasons to evolve, the second season of 'The Pitt' jumped 10 months into the future. This allowed the actors the unusual opportunity to explore new facets of their characters. For Shawn Hatosy, Gerran Howell and Patrick Ball, each nominated for an Emmy for supporting actor in a drama series, that meant very different performances.

At the end of Season 1, Ball's Dr. Frank Langdon was forced to depart the hospital after Dr. Michael 'Robby' Robinavitch (Noah Wyle) discovered his drug addiction. Season 2, set on the Fourth of July, marks his first day back after rehab.

'It was a great dramatic problem for me,' Ball says, speaking with Howell and Hatosy over Zoom from Los Angeles. 'He's been out of the Pitt and going through this profound spiritual transition and hasn't seen anyone for 10 months. He has to come back and reestablish these relationships. He realizes over the course of the season that, actually, everybody here has changed.'

Howell's Dr. Dennis Whitaker has become more confident. In fact, he seems to be having a better day than his co-workers, particularly Robby, whose mental health is on the brink of collapse.

'Whitaker isn't witnessing any of what's going on with Robby,' Howell says. 'He's found his flow in this very turbulent environment. But it's not necessarily a healthy way of dealing with it. People are leaning on him, but you never see him ask other characters for help.'

Ball adds, 'Whitaker is now occupying this space that [Langdon] once occupied as the golden boy. But being the golden boy isn't actually a healthy seat to be in.'

Howell notes that the characters don't necessarily change over the course of a season. 'A lot of it happens in between seasons,' he says. 'It's a really gradual thing that the audience gets to understand as we go along. They have to figure out what's changed.'

'You're not going to have a grand catharsis or a life-changing turn,' Ball says. 'But profound beginnings can happen. You see that for Langdon. In Season 1 he is very ego-forward. But he has gone away and realized, 'I am probably the worst.' The

beginning of that revelation happens for Langdon in Season 2.'

Hatosy, who plays night-shift attending Dr. Jack Abbot, remembers getting a call from [creator] R. Scott Gemmill about Episode 7 and worrying that his character might be in peril. Instead, Gemmill outlined a storyline that revealed Abbot's work as a SWAT medic.

'It's not too different than Robby's self-diagnosis of taking a motorcycle journey across the country without a helmet,' Hatosy says. 'Abbot is seemingly doing this work, but there's a lot of red flags there. I started the first episode [of the show] on the roof, literally about to jump, so I'm never sure when he's going to come in and not make it.'

Being part of 'The Pitt' has helped Hatosy let go of the need to know everything about his character or the story ahead of time. 'There is something incredibly freeing about not knowing and being present,' he says. 'I've given up asking because I don't really want to know. Instead, I accept it and go with the flow.'

Although the characters were dealing with new challenges in Season 2, all of the actors felt more at ease, both with the unknown and with the structure. Ball had come from a theater background and had no television experience before 'The Pitt.' The show is filmed on two handheld, constantly moving cameras with complex choreography required of the cast.

'I had absolutely no ability to process all that,' Ball says. 'Now that we're into filming Season 3, I am becoming aware that this has been quite an educational process because I can feel it now. I'm starting to see the chessboard.'

For Season 1, the actors underwent a five-day medical boot camp to learn terminology and procedures, and to ask real-world doctors any questions they might have. They had a shorter edition ahead of Season 2.

'We were thrown into the deep end,' Howell says. 'It was lots of horrific videos. But those doctors instantly put it in perspective how important it was to them that this show was going to shine a light on something. You could feel in the room how important it was for us to get it right.'

'The show was pretty clear from the beginning that it was not going to be here to

be a crowd-pleaser and have the romantic through lines and have all the archetypes of hooking up in closets,' Ball adds. 'It was going to prioritize authenticity of medicine and authenticity of representation. The word 'documentarian' was thrown around a lot. We wanted there to be a conversation around mental health with Robby and a conversation around addiction.'

Ball grew up seeing firsthand the effect being a medical professional can have. His mom is an ER nurse, and his dad is a paramedic.

'I was on the phone with my parents a few days ago talking about how they had lost a dear friend who is an ER doctor who took his own life,' Ball says. 'That was a real reminder of why we make this show. Being on a hit TV show and having a bunch of nominations can become primary. But this is not about nominations or trophies or views. There's a mission to what we're doing.'

'It's opening up this conversation about the fragility and how dysfunctional this healthcare system is and how hard it is for these doctors and healthcare workers to navigate their way through it,' Hatosy adds.

In the world of 'The Pitt,' everything is a group effort. It's the same with the show itself. Out of 25 total Emmy nominations, 13 are for acting, which Hatosy says make it feel like 'less of an individual achievement.'

'We get to go through it as a true ensemble,' Ball says. 'When it's over, we'll be Emmy nominees forever. But while we're here, we are still just one of 'The Pitt' crew, which is a really rare and awesome way to go through this moment.'

Story by Emily Zemler

Photograph by Ian Spanier For The Times

↓ Shawn Hatosy, left, Gerran Howell and Patrick Ball in 'The Pitt.'

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With her highly expressive face, Rhea Seehorn can make you believe anything. No wonder 'Better Call Saul' and 'Pluribus' scribe Vince Gilligan considers her indispensable.

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Rhea Seehorn possesses what Vince Gilligan calls “Jumbotron face.” As the creator of “Pluribus” and (with Peter Gould) “Better Call Saul,” Gilligan has relied on Seehorn’s ability to broadcast what her characters are thinking and feeling without saying much of anything. Gilligan loves silences and uses them in long stretches, allowing — or, perhaps more accurately, demanding — his audience to figure out what’s happening on their own. ¶ And in Seehorn he found someone who, with a mere sidelong glance or knitted brow, can let you in on Gilligan’s secrets. ¶ But Seehorn carries this ability wherever she goes, she tells me. People take a look at her and make assumptions. She’s 5 foot 4, lean and seems athletic, though she says she’s “the least athletic person that anybody knows.” That hasn’t stopped her from being cast as a golf instructor in the upcoming second season of the Owen Wilson comedy series “Stick” and a track and field coach in a movie she’s shooting right now called “Running.”

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"I do not run," she told the movie's director, Gavin O'Connor. "I can tell people to run, but you don't want to see me running."

It's not just work, though, where these deductions are made. Up until a few years ago, when people started recognizing her for playing poker-faced attorney Kim Wexler on "Better Call Saul," Seehorn would be standing in a store and customers figured she worked there. Shopping at the Gap, she'd be asked if a T-shirt comes in medium. In Target, she'd be queried about where to find the Christmas decorations. Even on set, a background person would approach her, wondering if there's any more plain bagels at craft service.

Why do you think this happens? I ask her. Because, even with her fame and her Golden Globe win for playing Carol, a sad woman forced to save the world from happiness and the hive mind in "Pluribus," Seehorn, 54, says this still takes place on a regular basis.

"I've asked my friends, and apparently my daydreaming or thinking face looks focused," she says. "I guess my interior monologue is highly interpretable to people, and if you're standing in a store and you see somebody really thinking and thinking, they're like, 'She must be restocking the shelves.' When in reality, I'm probably thinking about what I said wrong to somebody at a party in the '80s."

Seehorn bursts out laughing, which she does often and with great gusto throughout our conversation. We're at The Times, nine years after her last visit to our offices, which I know because she shows me a photo on her camera roll of her youngest stepson, McLain, taken when we were downtown and he was 9, young enough to still be thrilled about being in a "newspaper building."

This prompts another take-your-kids-to-work memory.

"I brought him and Gray [the other stepson she shares with her partner of 12 years, real estate agent Graham Larson] to the set of 'Better Call Saul' when they were 7 and 9, and the thing they were most excited about was signing an NDA," Seehorn says. "Everybody in the production office made a huge deal of it, pretending like they were spies, because I knew they'd think that was cool."

Seehorn played Kim opposite Bob Odenkirk on "Better Call Saul" for six seasons, creating a character that

evolved from a minor role to what Gilligan calls the "backbone of the series." Dazzled by her versatility, Gilligan wrote "Pluribus" for Seehorn. But he didn't want to tell her about it until he had a script and not just an outline. He asked "Saul" executive producer Melissa Bernstein to act as a spy and tell him if Seehorn was close to taking another job. One day, during the show's final season, Bernstein told him he'd better pounce.

"I didn't want to miss my opportunity," Gilligan says over the phone. "That would have been a bummer. Rhea is the manager that makes the show work."

'RHEA IS THE MANAGER THAT MAKES THE SHOW WORK.'

Vince Gilligan, "Pluribus" creator

and angry, drinking heavily to obliterate her regret and rage. The characters share a fierce drive to fight for what they believe is right, which, for Carol, means maintaining her autonomy and resisting the good-vibes group contentment of the Others. A hero has never been more reluctant than this curmudgeon.

Seehorn is the ultimate professional: pleasant, quick to credit her colleagues, a team player. So Carol's bitter fury feels distinct from her friendly personality as well as anything we've ever seen her do onscreen. But it's not entirely foreign. Talking about the "Pluribus" season finale, she said that while she's never murdered anyone, she has felt out-of-control rage.

When did this happen?

"I'm not going to tell you that!" she answers, laughing.

I'm just trying to picture it, I tell her.

"I know, because a lot of people are like, 'I've never seen you mad,' Seehorn says. 'I suppress. I suppress too much. That's something I work on with my therapist. I used to scream and yell as a teenager. That's how I fought. And I just decided in

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college one day — I think I had an out-of-body experience — that I don't want to be this person. And it probably moved the needle too far the other way. Now, when I'm angry, often I withdraw and get very quiet. I say everything is fine and then I'm never speaking to you again."

That could have made playing a highly reactive character like Carol therapeutic. Instead, it did a number on Seehorn's body.

"Unlike Carol, I cry often when I'm extremely angry and in the middle of trying to tell someone how upset I am," Seehorn says. "Like, the anger disturbs my body so much that it makes me cry. No matter how much I tried to unplug from Carol, my body didn't understand that I was pretending."

We start talking about relationships and unhealthy withdrawal and letting things fester to the point that when the emotions come out, it feels abrupt and the other person has no idea what's going on. And out of nowhere, Seehorn gives me a taste of Carol, growling the words, "Can you just get it?" with such ferocity that I'm almost physically blown back in my chair.

"God, you scared me with that," I tell her.

"Thank you," Seehorn says, beaming.

Because she's a (generally) well-adjusted human being, Seehorn has developed ways of dealing with the terror and flop sweat that comes with playing the lead on an expensive, highly touted TV series, one that earned 18 Emmy nominations, including one for her lead turn. She converted the garage at her home into what sounds like a veritable wonderland. In one corner, there's a tiny gym. There's a place to record voice-over work, not a proper booth, which she'd like someday, but close. There's a space to be quiet and read scripts. There's an area where she can paint, sculpt, do jigsaw puzzles, Lego sets, embroider — all the things that ease her anxiety but also help her work through creative blocks.

"If I have too much of a vice grip on a scene and I can't figure it out, I'll do a jigsaw puzzle or draw while running the lines," Seehorn says.

She loves creating things, but she also loves projects that involve following instructions. That soothes her. In the middle of enthusing about a cross-stitch embroidery project, she says, "Don't roll your eyes at me!" Which I most definitely was

not doing. That was my daydreaming, thinking face.

Sometimes these projects make their way inside the house, where Seehorn might turn on the television and watch what she calls "murder TV," sitting under a big, curved metal dome lamp that feels like an interrogation spotlight. There, her brain still working on what she was doing in her office, she'll lose herself on multiple fronts as she wrestles with a scene.

Seehorn loves watching shows like "Dateline" because they provide a sense of order in a chaotic world. Bad guy. Bad guy gets caught. Bad guy goes to jail. All is well. But it goes beyond that. As an actor, she loves watching people trying to lie — and failing. She can't believe how bad people are at not telling the truth.

"Every single time, I'm like, 'Dude's lying,'" Seehorn says. "Women too, where I'm watching an interrogation scene and thinking, 'There's a zero percent chance you did not know someone was going to break in and shoot your husband.' It's funny because as actors, whenever we're playing criminals that are lying to the police, we're really good at it."

Does that mean Seehorn is an adept liar? Yes and no. You've seen her act. She can make you believe anything. But when she does lie, she is compelled to confess, even when the fib is innocuous.

"I'll be in a conversation where there's a bunch of cool people talking about a movie they saw, and I'll be like, 'Oh yeah, that was great!'" Seehorn says. "And then I'll leave and then I'll come back and say, 'I didn't actually see it. I'm sorry.' And they're like, 'Who's that weird girl?' I'm good at lying, but bad at holding the guilt."

So when you're telling me you don't know any details about the second season of "Pluribus," are you misleading me? I ask.

"I know nothing!" Seehorn says. The atomic bomb in the crate that a helicopter carefully deposits in Carol's driveway in the last scene? "As soon as they said, 'Cut,' I went up to Vince and asked, 'Now can you tell me what we're doing?' And he said, 'I have no idea.'"

"And all these months later, I know no more than that," she continues.

But if you did ...

"You'd be getting a phone call from me about an hour after we say goodbye, confessing all," Seehorn answers, smiling.

The phone still hasn't rung. ✉

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Emmy-nominated stunt performers upped the ante on the small screen

From 'Fallout' to 'Spider-Noir,' these professionals pulled out all the stops to choreograph action scenes that marry storytelling with spectacle

Story by Daron James

FEW MOMENTS IN TELEVISION rival the thrill of an action sequence unfolding before your eyes. And unless your name is Tom Cruise, those unforgettable moments are most likely brought to life by a stunt performer. The Envelope spoke to the teams from five Emmy-nominated series that stood out not just for the action but for how they elevated the story.

'FALLOUT'

"THE PROFLIGATE"

(SEASON 2, EPISODE 3)

Stunt performers: Jeremy Fitzgerald, Tim Soergel

Watching a supercharged power armor battle in the postapocalyptic adventure 'Fallout' is like witnessing a clash between unstoppable war machines. So when stunt performers Fitzgerald and Soergel stood in for Aaron Moten (Maximus) and Kumail Nanjiani (Xander) during a series-altering battle between machine gun-slinging security robots, they put all the cards on the table. "Our job is to come up with a lot of options and they'll pick and choose what they want, time permitting and other factors," says Fitzgerald. Learning to move, fight and perform in the 100-plus-pound practical suit from Legacy Effects took serious effort. "It's really trial and error," admits Soergel. "We have to watch playback to learn what looks good." The exoskeleton's biggest hurdle? Its limited vision. "When we prevail, we have to be clear where everyone is going to be because when we start to throw a fist, there's no stopping it," notes Fitzgerald. "There's a lot of communication to make sure the performances are safe but come off looking real."

'FBI'

"CRUSADER" (SEASON 8, EPISODE 15)

Stunt performers: Chris Barnes, Bryce Biederman, Hannah Scott, Adam Shippey

When the high-stakes procedural called for an undercover agent to fight an assailant in the trailer of a speeding semi before leaping onto the windshield of a pursuing vehicle, the stunt team knew only practical action would make it believable. "One of the greatest things about 'FBI' is how collaborative it is," says Scott, who drove the chase car. "And no matter what we do, it has to push the story forward." As the truck swerves through traffic (driven by Barnes), every hit between performers Biederman (assailant) and Shippey (agent) becomes more uncertain, until Biederman is hurled onto the street. "It's a mix of holding reality and keeping it interesting for viewers," Biederman says about escalating the action. For the climactic escape? Safety equipment is in place, but "you're totally free up until the moment something might happen," Shippey says. The stunt team stuck the landing on all three takes.

'A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS'

"IN THE NAME OF THE MOTHER" (SEASON 1, EPISODE 5)

Stunt performers: Chris Cox, Jake Cox, Zach Roberts, Gyula Tóth

Weeks of meticulous preparation and production went into crafting the gritty, unforgiving clash of steel in "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," where 14 men collide in a violent melee for honor. "We were pushing for what's real," says Roberts, who stood in for Prince Aeron (Finn Bennett) as he fights Ser Duncan (Peter Claffey) in a savage hand-to-hand duel. "We didn't want things that look ridiculous. It had to be brutal." In creating the close-quarter combat and mounting character tension, camera movements were designed to give "the feeling you're there" while unpredictable surroundings turned every step into a greater risk. "You're always trying to convey the right emotion. We spent a lot of time and made a lot of very intelligent

gent choices of how we can use our freedom with the camera," notes Roberts. "We're trying to honor them and their character choices as much as possible." The only question left unanswered: "Do you yield?"

'PALM ROYALE'

"MAXINE FINDS HERSELF"

(SEASON 2, EPISODE 6)

Stunt performers: Colby Lemmo, Sonja Wajih

Mayhem erupts with the unexpected arrival of Maxine's reckless twin Mirabelle (both brought to life by Kristen Wiig), culminating in a wild showdown with "Palm Royale's" dubious socialite Raquel (Claudia Ferri). "We were making it really over the top, and then within the performance, not holding back knowing that not everything had to be perfect. The messier it was, the funnier it was," says Lemmo, the stunt double for Mirabelle. The action tears through the estate's lavish rooms, turning paintings, candelabras and fabric into improvised weapons before ending with a splash in the pool. "I think using things you'd find around a mansion adds to the hilarity of everything because it's stuff that you don't normally get to play with," says Wajih, who stood in for Raquel. But it was another clever technique that kept performers concealed. "Our wigs were very helpful in what we call 'hairography,' where we can hide our face or swing our hair around," says Wajih. "Knowing where the camera's going to be is how we're able to dial that in."

'SPIDER-NOIR'

"TREAD LIGHTLY" (SEASON 1, EPISODE 2)

Stunt performers: Solomon Brende, Jimmy Chhiu, Micaiah Chau, Kyle Potter The first time we see Nicolas Cage as the Spider it's a bold mashup of period grit and superhero spectacle as he chases down a gang of henchmen, swinging from one vehicle to the next, tossing them aside with ease. "We wanted to emulate the style of old noir films and some of the newer neo-noir films like 'L.A. Confidential,'" says Chhiu of the stunts in "Spider-Noir," which follows Cage as a hardened private detective confronting the criminal underbelly of 1930s New York. Fight choreography was made to look more like brawling, with Chau noting performers dialed back "strong shapes, motions and lines" into characters that are "a little bit more broken down" to underscore the noir aesthetic. Cage's stunt double, Brende, took it one step further. "I watched him on the monitor and thought to put some of his mannerism into the performance," he recalls. "Nick actually saw the playback and he was like, 'That was really good.'"

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The Spotlight Worth the Wait

They kept their nose to the grindstone, and it paid off

These six veteran actors have spent years honing their craft. Now, they're getting Emmy recognition for the first time.

Story by Daniel Vaillancourt

DESPITE ITS REPUTATION, HOLLYWOOD ISN'T ALWAYS DRIVEN BY OVERNIGHT success. The Envelope caught up with six acting veterans who earned their first-ever Emmy nominations last month — and who prove that great things really can come to those who wait.

DALE DICKEY, 'WIDOW'S BAY'

Category: Supporting actress in a comedy series

Résumé: 150 film and TV credits since 1995, including "Sordid Lives," "My Name Is Earl" and "Winter's Bone"

"I did not know what your phone blowing up really meant, except when people die," says the longtime Angeleno, 64, who's still somewhat in shock over the response to her performance as Rosemary, an irascible town hall staffer, in the Apple horror-comedy. "I've been astounded that people love Rosemary's humor. That is all a credit to [creator-showrunner] Katie Dippold, [director] Hiro Murai and all the writers. They wrote me some great stuff and I had a great time. There was nothing better than annoying Matthew Rhys, which is Rosemary's sole purpose." As for Season 2, Dickey admits, "I want to know how this plays out." So do millions of fans.

ERNEST HARDEN JR., 'THE PITT'

Category: Guest actor in a drama series

Résumé: 84 film and TV credits since 1975, including "Three Days of the Condor," "The Jeffersons" and "White Men Can't Jump"

When the 73-year-old L.A. resident learned "The Pitt"

creators wanted him to play alcoholic "frequent ER flyer" Louie Cloverfield, rather than the smaller role he first auditioned for, he was disappointed. "Oh, gosh. Another Black man drunk," Harden thought, before reconsidering and deciding, "I'm gonna make this guy as real as possible because alcoholism is a serious disease and it affects everybody." He's thrilled viewers have been so moved by his work. The actor remembers asking star-writer-director-EP Noah Wyle if Cloverfield would die. "He said, 'America's gonna cry for you, believe me. It's gonna be glorious. Just trust me,'" says Harden. "And I did." And it was.

HAMISH LINKLATER, 'WIDOW'S BAY'

Category: Guest actor in a comedy series

Résumé: 69 film and TV credits since 2000, including "The New Adventures of Old Christine," "The Big Short" and "Midnight Mass"

"I'm totally tickled. I've just been skipping up and down the street. It's so delightful," says the New Yorker, who was nominated for playing immortal island founder Richard Warren the day after his 50th birthday. "I'm not asking why. I'm just saying, 'Thanks.'" He remembers turning 49 on the "Widow's Bay" set. "I was being shoved

into a coffin, screaming, 'I wanna live! I wanna live!' Which is appropriate on one's birthday." As for being resurrected for Season 2, Linklater admits he pitched Dippold. "I was like, 'Hey, you've got ghosts on this show, you know? Just because I'm dead doesn't mean I'm dead. Just because I'm a box full of dust doesn't mean I need to stay that way.'"

MIRIAM SHOR, 'PLURIBUS'

Category: Guest actress in a drama series

Résumé: 53 credits since 1997, including "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," "Younger" and "American Fiction"

"It's my favorite show I've ever been a part of," says the New Yorker, 55, of playing the late wife of Rhea Seehorn's prickly romance novelist, likening her first Emmy nod to being treated to a free dessert after indulging in a fabulous meal. She describes Seehorn as perhaps "the easiest person to fall in love with that I've ever met. Other than my husband!" At press time, still no word on whether Shor's coming back for Season 2, but she remains optimistic. "The memory of the person who is your person — whether they stay with you physically or not — never goes away," she says. "It's certainly the prism through which we see all the choices Carol makes."

CARLOS-MANUEL VESGA, 'PLURIBUS'

Category: Supporting actor in a drama series

Résumé: 48 film and TV credits since 2000, all produced in Colombia

"I'd love to tell you that this is a dream come true, but really, this is something I hadn't even allowed myself to dream of," says the 50-year-old Colombian star — a bona fide household name in his native land — from his home in Bogotá. He still gets emotional recalling the remarkable reception he received landing on "Pluribus," his first American set, to play one of 13 individuals in the world immune to an invading hive mind. "Everyone was applauding and smiling at me," he says, confessing to having been extremely nervous. "It was like standing on Mars for me. Different country. Not in my first language. It was all very stressing when I got there. From the first moment, they were so sweet, welcoming and kind to me. I didn't want to let them down."

LAUREN WEEDMAN, 'HACKS'

Category: Guest actress in a comedy series

Résumé: 67 film and TV credits since 1999, including "Date Night," "Looking" and "Abbott Elementary"

Weedman, 57, isn't just grateful the "Hacks" creators invited her back after she had the temporarily disfiguring condition known as Bell's palsy between Seasons 3 and 4, but that from the start they trusted her to do what she does best: improvise. "I love the part so much," says the Angeleno of her hilarious Las Vegas mayor. "They let me bring so much of me into it. I think that's it. To me, it's the creators who have helped me." More than anything, she hopes the nomination will boost her worth with Hollywood gatekeepers. "Does this mean I get to work more?" she asks, hungering for starring roles. "Throw me the ball. Like, let me play!"

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1 Miriam Shor in "Pluribus."

2 Ernest Harden Jr., left, in "The Pitt."

3 Hamish Linkla- ter in "Widow's Bay."

4 Dale Dickey in "Widow's Bay."

5 Lauren Weed- man in "Hacks."

6 Carlos-Manuel Vesga in "Pluribus."

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The Spotlight This Is 50

‘Friends & Neighbors’ gets real about aging

Star Amanda Peet and creator Jonathan Tropper on how the series tackles the frustrations of middle age

Story by Nadia Neophytou

I N THE SEASON 2 PREMIERE of “Your Friends & Neighbors,” Jon Hamm’s Coop falls on his back while trying to steal a $100,000 Montblanc pen. Coop has fallen before. This time, he can’t get up. After spending the first season trying to outrun the consequences of losing his job, his marriage and his place among Westchester’s elite, time — and middle age — have finally caught up with him.

For Jonathan Tropper, the creator, showrunner and executive producer of the Apple TV series, the moment reveals “a vulnerability, a weakness in the armor” for Coop. “It’s so normal and it’s so quotidian, to fall,” Tropper says. “And at the same time, for him, it could mean getting arrested.”

It’s not just Coop, either. His ex-wife Mel,

played by Amanda Peet, has to confront the changes that come with perimenopause. None of it is treated as a revelation or a joke; it’s just one more thing to deal with in a life built around trying to keep up appearances. Rather than becoming an exceptional storyline, aging is an essential part of these characters’ lives.

Like much of the show, the season’s details of middle age came from conversations Tropper heard around him during his years among Westchester’s ultrarich — many of them in the sauna or steam room. “PRP, stem cells, cold plunges, GLP-1s,” he says. “Everyone in their 50s is consumed with staving off the inevitable.”

But while men and women may share similar anxieties, the show embraces how differently that plays out: When Mel tries to have sex in the car after a first date, for instance, she’s interrupted by vaginal dryness, a symptom of perimenopause.

“I loved that scene when I read it,” 54-year-old Peet says. “I loved that I had more sex scenes in my menopause season than in any other season ... [Mel]’s not just this invisible, sexless woman.” It made going to work “a joy,” she adds, because “it’s smack in the middle of my wheelhouse in terms of what I’m going through.”

Mel’s storyline was shaped by a writers room that included women familiar with menopause.

“I already have my own experience,” says Tropper. “I need people who bring experiences I don’t have to the room.” He admits he hadn’t been aware of rage as a symptom of perimenopause, but it fit where Mel’s at. “Raging against the second half of your life, raging against how the world’s perceiving you and how the world looks at you at a certain age.”

For Coop, his physical limitations become a realistic hurdle. Later in the season, when he gets stuck on the second floor of a house he’s robbing after the owners come home early and get into an argument, he narrates that a few years ago, he could have jumped to escape, but now it’s just not possible. “There’s something fun about conflating the physical aches and pains of middle age with the more metaphysical aches and pains of middle age,” says Tropper.

One of Peet’s favorite scenes to film finds Mel, with help from Coop’s sister, Ali, tip over an annoying neighbor’s latrine toilet and end up in jail — a moment that shows how “Your Friends & Neighbors” captures the indignities of middle age. “I just thought that episode was really funny and special and weird. Coop and Mel are both spiraling in their own way. They’re kind of parallel spiraling.”

On set, the realities of aging were hard to ignore too. Hamm wore an arm brace during filming after a baseball injury, while Peet worked through a frozen shoulder in Season 1. Tropper, who at 55 is the same age as Hamm, notes that nobody in their 50s bounces back from overnight shoots quite the way they once did.

But it’s because these actors are in their 50s, and have the confidence to portray aging honestly, that the show can do what it does so well. These are stars who no longer feel the need to protect how they’re seen. “[Hamm’s] already done the iconic TV role. He’s already won the Emmys. He’s really leaned into playing this guy on his back foot because he’s played so many versions of an alpha male,” says Tropper. “I think he really loves playing the alpha male who’s starting to crumble.”

Tropper sees the same with Peet and with Olivia Munn, 46, who plays another resident of the show’s tony suburb: They have the life experience that makes them more willing to show “the uglier side, the less attractive side, the honest side of it all,” he says.

It also helps that the second season arrived at a time when Hollywood seems more willing to let middle-aged (and older) adults exist as multifaceted, flawed humans. In other Emmy contenders such as “Hacks,” “Shrinking” and “The Beast in Me,” aging is a process, not a plot device or gag.

Peet is excited by the frank portrayal of it all onscreen: “Seeing more middle-aged women in leading roles makes it more likely that you’re gonna be able to touch on these things.” She credits the wider public conversation to actors like Naomi Watts and her menopause advocacy. “I remember when my mom told me she was in menopause,” she says. “I don’t think anyone talked about it, and I don’t think anyone in her life ever told her, ‘Part of why you’re having a hard time could be hormonal.’”

It’s resonating with viewers too. Peet recalls doing a school run one day and having a woman come up to her. “She was like, ‘I feel seen because of your show,’ and that’s all you want as an actor. That’s it.” Adds Tropper, “It’s fun on a show that is as slightly absurdist as ours to still be able to make people feel really real and relatable to viewers. That’s our goal — it’s kind of like the expression that’s been used before: to show real frogs in an imaginary pond.”

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The Spotlight Who's Counting

Story by Carla Meyer

Illustration by Agnès Ricart For The Times

Better late than never

Keri Russell ("The Diplomat") is up for the drama lead actress Emmy for the sixth time, having never previously won. Like competitor Rhea Seehorn ("Pluribus"), prognosticators' favorite to take home the statuette, Russell has a strong case in the "overdue" stakes.

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Russell previously was nominated twice for "The Diplomat," in which she plays the U.S. ambassador to the U.K. during a crisis in the "special relationship," and three times for "The Americans."

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Seehorn has come up empty three times before, twice for "Better Call Saul" and once for the short "Cooper's Bar."

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Russell was really college age when starting her breakout role in "Felicity," a coming-of-age story about a college student in New York.

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Russell, 50, has been at it even longer than that: She hoofed it on "The All New Mickey Mouse Club" at 15.

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She found her acting sweet spot with the film "Waitress," where her pie server/baker character was also that later Russell specialty, a woman with secrets.

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Russell's overall awards total is too paltry. For instance, her only Golden Globe, from six nominations, was for the first season of "Felicity."

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How ‘Widow’s Bay’ made waves with viewers and voters in no time at all

The late-breaking series built an impressive cult following with its unique blend of comedy and horror. Now it’s up for 19 awards.

SOMETIME EARLY IN THE DELIGHTFUL FIRST

—season run of “Widow’s Bay,” Hiro Murai, its primary director and executive producer, began hearing from random people from his past — film school friends, parents of friends, actors he had worked with, the aunt of an acquaintance, a middle school pal he hadn’t spoken with for 20 years. He received so many texts that by the end of the season, he figured he’d heard from just about everyone he’d ever met. ¶ Then came the videos of the show’s fans dressed up like Patricia, the socially awkward and endearing mayoral assistant who, in the series’ fourth episode, decides to throw what she calls a Sunset Cocktails event, which morphs into a supernatural nightmare and almost-mass ritual sacrifice.

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Finally came the tattoos — people proudly displaying body art of the Sea Hag, the town’s lighthouse, the eccentric lighthouse keeper Garrett, Patricia dancing.

“The tattoos, wow. I thought, ‘That’s a big investment for a first-season show,’” Murai tells me, smiling.

But “Widow’s Bay,” the Apple TV horror-comedy about a cursed New England island and its mayor’s well-intentioned though absolutely misguided attempt to turn it into the next Martha’s Vineyard, has inspired that kind of passion among its fans. Its following includes Emmy voters, who lavished the series with 19 nominations, the most of any new series this year.

Among the celebrated: Matthew Rhys, who, as the mayor, expertly shifts between his show’s droll humor and genuine terror; supporting players Stephen Root, Dale Dickey and Kate O’Flynn; series creator Katie Dippold for producing and writing;

and Murai for producing and directing.

The nomination haul has complicated the Emmys’ comedy series race, which until recently was thought to belong to HBO Max’s “Hacks” for its final season.

“As we were putting the show together in the edit, I was getting excited as it was coming together the way that I had hoped it would,” Murai says. But the Emmy nominations? “That was another layer and just as unexpected as people dressing up as Patricia. I’ve seen so many great shows that don’t quite connect. It just seems like there’s no rhyme or reason sometimes for how things resonate.”

Perhaps. But let’s try to explain the phenomenon of “Widow’s Bay” anyway.

The series premiered late in the season, dropping its first two episodes April 29. At the time, Apple TV had two other comedies that seemed to figure more prominently in its plans — two-time series nominee “Shrinking” and “Margo’s Got Money Troubles,” a highly touted newcomer from ever-prolific creator David E. Kelley starring Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman.

There was some talk, Murai says, of delaying the show’s debut to October, tying “Widow’s Bay’s” horror elements into the Halloween season. The fall date would also have allowed Apple to ease into the 2027 Emmy season by first scoring (presumably) with Golden Globes and Actor Awards voters.

Murai always believed spring, bleeding into summer, was the right time to launch.

“We liked it being a spooky summer show,” he says. “The show takes place during the summer, and so much of what makes it scary is that it doesn’t look like it should be scary. It’s all sunlight. The atmosphere is very summery. We borrowed

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a lot of things from 'Jaws,' and I think the best part about 'Jaws' is that if you squint, it just looks idyllic. But you know that the shark is out there in the water.'

So April it was, meaning 'Widow's Bay' would arrive so late that its final three episodes would air past the May 31 Emmy eligibility deadline. Since the Emmys expanded the series categories in 2009, 'Hacks' is the only comedy to have premiered later and earned a series nomination. (It eventually lost to 'Ted Lasso.')

But the timing worked to the advantage of 'Widow's Bay': Unlike other first-year comedies such as 'Margo,' 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins' and 'The Chair Company' (all good shows, by the way), it became a breakout hit, growing its initial 2.5-million viewership total by a good 20% week to week. The word of mouth was extraordinary.

And people weren't just watching — they were participating. The 811-song

← Stephen Root as Wyck, left, Kate O'Flynn as Patricia, Matthew Rhys as Tom and Dale Dickey as Rosemary in Apple TV's 'Widow's Bay.'

playlist Patricia made for her Sunset Cocktails party became, for some, the soundtrack of the summer. Fans posted videos of themselves creating the fox fur and antler headpiece Patricia wore to that party. Discussion forums were buzzing, mining the multitude of horror movie references embedded in the series. Pilgrimages to Rockport, Mass., where much of 'Widow's Bay' was shot, became a thing.

Like the beloved sitcom 'Parks and Recreation,' which Dippold worked on as a writer and co-producer, 'Widow's Bay' became a program that fans invested in and obsessed over. But it quickly surpassed 'Parks,' which earned a mere 14 Emmy nominations, never winning, during its seven-season run.

Maybe it owes its success to hitting a tonal sweet spot that resonates right now. 'Widow's Bay' understands the connections between comedy and horror, laugh-

ter and terror, and genuinely leans into both. Apple gets it, too, and has set two Emmy events supporting the show in August, one at the purportedly haunted Culver Hotel in Culver City and the other at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

'Katie was always aiming for this cozy/spooky feeling,' Murai says. 'A lot of people who are engaging with the show in that way just like the feeling of being there.'

They'll have to wait a bit to return to the island. The show's writers' room is just getting going, with Murai saying that 'if all goes well, it's probably shooting next spring.'

And he offers assurance to anyone who took the leap and got a 'Widow's Bay' tattoo.

'The world is set up to have so many more stories in it, so I'm excited,' he says. 'It does feel like a pretty ripe world to tap back into.'

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The Spotlight Save the Date

→ Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly in “Love Story.”

Gowns, ascots and pantsuits: How TV is reimagining the wedding dress code

Who says the bride and groom get to have all the fun? The costume designers behind four series break down the striking looks they developed for the attendees.

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F A WEDDING INVITATION omits the dress code, one golden rule remains: Don’t outshine the bride. But attending this (hopefully) joyful occasion doesn’t mean eschewing style. From the Regency England of “Bridgerton” and 1880s New York on “The Gilded Age” to Georgia’s Sea Islands in the 1990s in “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette” and contemporary Las Vegas on “Hacks,” all of these shows boast well-dressed congregations. The Envelope spoke to the costuming teams behind these Emmy-nominated series about toast-worthy guest attire.

“The Gilded Age” pulls inspiration from

New York City’s 19th century elite, with Gladys Russell’s reluctant betrothal to an English duke nodding to socialite Consuelo Vanderbilt’s lavish nuptials a decade later. “We have different timelines,” Kasia Walicka Maimone says. “But my job is to grasp the feeling of that event, to reflect that feeling, and the glamour.”

When Bertha’s down-to-earth sister, Monica, threatens to ruin the overall aesthetic with a dowdy frock, some light sabotage leads Monica to accept Bertha’s previously worn Season 1 gown. “She would fit within the tonality, forms and standards of the society; what would be required for the wedding,” says Walicka Maimone.

Decking out background actors on the HBO period drama is months in the making, with in-house milliners tasked with constructing eye-catching headwear. Fabrics with sheen or brocade thread add luminescence in the darkened church setting, says Walicka Maimone: “Only so much lighting can come from the windows. We need to lift the palette and create the sparkle.”

The scale of the operation continues with the wardrobe crew beginning at 2 a.m. on shooting days. “It takes about five hours for the background to go through hair, makeup and wardrobe,” she notes.

John and Carolyn’s guest list is much smaller on FX’s “Love Story.” Still, their

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'I KNOW IT'S TELEVISION, SO THERE IS PRESSURE TO MAKE IT LOOK BEAUTIFUL AND PERFECT ALWAYS. BUT I WANTED IT TO FEEL VERY REAL.'

Rudy Mance, costume designer for "Love Story"

top-secret, multiday bash on Cumberland Island, Ga., was a sizable undertaking. Of the 60 principal, background and stunt performers, each had four to five changes from arrival to reception — mostly vintage pieces with some custom builds. "That's 300 looks we had to do," says Rudy Mance.

Camcorder footage of the 1996 wedding weekend from the documentary "JFK Jr. & Carolyn's Wedding: The Lost Tapes" proved invaluable. "We went off of a lot of super grainy images of a lot of people; that informed what everybody wore," Mance says.

Those firsthand images also show guests being driven to the remote church in pickup trucks. "Jessica [Harper], who plays Ethel [Kennedy], was incredible," Mance says. "Those trucks were really whipping around. We dressed a couple of stunt Kennedys who were placed around them to make sure they were safe."

Hot weather was another challenge, but Mance didn't want to overly curate the menswear: "I know it's television, so there is pressure to make it look beautiful and perfect always. But I wanted it to feel very real; they would be sweating, a little disheveled, and have their jackets off."

"Love Story" isn't alone in heading to a rural setting to tie the knot. In "Bridgerton's" fourth season, Benedict and Sophie's outdoor ceremony is purposefully low-key. "It's one of the few times that we wanted things to look pure, simple and fresh," John Glaser says. "It was new hope. Things weren't over the top. Things weren't sparkly. There weren't feathers. No one was out of place."

The gathering marks another first for the Netflix romance: The household staff is also invited. "It's the meeting of those two worlds," assistant costume designer George Sayer says. "Everyone's pared down or pared up, and so they're all equal." Sophie's chosen family, like maid Hazel and Footman John, are as important as the Bridgerton clan. "They've all got their Sunday best on," Sayer reflects. "Hazel has embroidered her spencer."

The countryside inspires a floral motif that is still "Bridgertized" but reminiscent of a famous author from this period. "Benedict and Anthony are wearing small floral prints on their ascot on their vest. That is one of the few times we've done that," Glaser says. "The background, there's lots of little prints, and it's as Jane Austen as we could become."

Fast-forward 200 years, and flowers are still en vogue. On HBO Max's "Hacks," Deborah's sometimes-lover Marty gets hitched at Caesars Palace. While Deborah favors dresses when spending time with Marty, the vibrant floral Kobi Halperin pantsuit illustrates that she is

not making a play for her ex. "I wanted her to be in pants," Kathleen Felix-Hager says. "I wanted her to let Marty have his thing. Deborah wasn't pining for Marty. She wasn't hoping it was her at the altar. She was there to support her friend and his choice."

Still, Ava opts for a charcoal-gray, strapless Alberta Ferretti frock to showcase her chameleonic style and capacity to surprise sartorially. She begins the episode in denim-on-denim with a shirt and tie at an event, then wears coveralls on a date. "It wasn't a dress that was trying too hard or too overtly sexy, but classically

pretty in a very Audrey Hepburn-esque way," says Felix-Hager.

The wedding doesn't go ahead because the FBI arrests the bride for fraud before she says "I do." But a different union is forged when Deborah and a neutral linen-suit-wearing Marcus agree to go into business together. "I wanted him to balance out the colors she was wearing," says Felix-Hager. They are the last remaining at the now-deserted venue. "It felt like a marriage, but it wasn't a wedding. It was a beautiful moment."

Regardless of the marital outcome, it is worth saving the date for these guests. ☺

The guests sported flashy hats for Gladys' wedding in "The Gilded Age."

Ava, far left, wears a charcoal-gray frock while Deborah dons a pantsuit for Marty's wedding in "Hacks."

A "Bridgerton" wedding sees Benedict and Anthony in floral-print ascots, and the staff in their "Sunday best."

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These comics had Madison Square Garden in stitches

The performers who’ve played sold-out shows at the iconic New York venue are part of an elite club. Here’s how that feels ...

→ NOTABLE COMEDIANS WHO’VE SOLD OUT MSG

From top left: Trevor Noah, Shane Gillis, Chris Rock, Russell Peters, George Carlin, Sebastian Maniscalco, Max Amini, Kevin Hart, John Mulaney, Andrew Dice Clay, Steve Martin, Matt Rife, Aziz Ansari and Andrew Schulz

Hillary Atkin

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. DECADES before the July 3 wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce catapulted the venue into a new category of global prominence, the Manhattan arena loomed large as a symbol of success. ¶ For the select list of comedians who have sold out the place, filling the arena is considered a pinnacle of achievement. It’s a triumph that inspired the central plot of the final season of “Hacks,” as Jean Smart’s veteran stand-up Deborah Vance demonstrates she’ll do just about anything to sell out the Garden — including putting herself in a glass cube above the Las Vegas Strip. “She needs a legacy-defining win, something that’s going to be the inarguable lead to her obituary,” says Paul W. Downs during a Zoom call with his “Hacks” co-creators Lucia Aniello and Jen Statsky. “With Deborah, she likes to go big and Madison Square Garden is big,” adds Statsky. “It’s a testament to what an iconic place it is because we were like, ‘There’s one option here and it’s MSG.’” ¶ So what does it really take to sell out MSG? Back in the day, a comedian could go on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” and become nationally known. Now, YouTube subscribers and TikTok followers are part of the equation, along with specials on Netflix, HBO and Hulu. The road to MSG is a long one, with few shortcuts. It usually begins with years of playing club dates, then theaters and larger arenas, creating demand. But the payoff is substantial: With 15,000 to 20,000 seats depending on the configuration, a single night can gross up to $3 million in ticket sales. Then, a streaming platform might fork over $5 million to $20 million for exclusive taped performance rights. Plus, there’s the unquantifiable: “Venues often come and go,” says Aniello, “but Madison Square Garden feels like forever. The name itself has remained protected as this kind of sacred thing.” ¶ Only about 20 comedians have ever achieved the milestone, including the likes of Eddie Murphy, Steve Martin, Chris Rock and Amy Schumer — the only woman in this elite group. The Envelope spoke to six of them to understand what it takes and how it feels to reach comedy’s Promised Land.

MAX AMINI

NUMBER OF SELLOUTS: 1

DATE: Feb. 15, 2026

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“No one sells out Madison Square Garden alone. Behind every artist is an audience that believed before the rest of the world caught on, a family that sacrificed, a team that worked tirelessly. I’m incredibly proud of my team because they believed in this vision long before Madison Square Garden was even a conversation. One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned is that success is never built by one person. It’s built by people who trust one another, challenge one another, and refuse to let each other settle for less than excellence.”

NATE BARGATZE

NUMBER OF SELLOUTS: 3

DATES: Sept. 26 and 27 (two shows), 2025

Big Dumb Eyes World Tour

“I believed I could make a career out of stand-up comedy when I was in my 20s, even when it sounded like a crazy thing to do. I was just hoping somebody would come to the show. You spend so many years doing clubs it’s hard to picture anything bigger than that, until it happens. ... Selling out Madison Square Garden, let alone selling it out three times, wasn’t something I ever expected, but it was the result of believing in stand-up, believing people still want to get out of the house and laugh together, and believing in hard work each and every day.”

DANE COOK

NUMBER OF SELLOUTS: 3

DATES: Nov. 12, 2006 (two shows) and

Nov. 9, 2009

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Incident Tour

“When I think of history and legendary artists selling out, it’s the greatest honor of my career. To get to experience that even once, it’s an achievement that forever changes how your career is viewed. I’m standing backstage in the hallway looking

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at all the photos, it's like getting an energy massage, realizing the history of this incredible edifice. In my quiet moment preshow, realizing I'm in rare air, I wanted to enjoy it as much as possible. It is a privilege. When I let the crowd know we got there together, I can still feel the energy in my chest."

JIM GAFFIGAN

NUMBER OF SELLOUTS: 1

DATE: Dec. 12, 2015

Contagious Tour

"I never thought selling out MSG was a possibility. When I started stand-up it was an unrealistic goal for any comedian. Having lived in NYC for three decades, MSG had exceeded its legendary status for me. MSG is where I brought my kids to see the Knicks and Rangers play. It's where I saw Bruce Springsteen. Pulling off a sellout

seemed like a gamble but worth it. There is something special about an audience seeing you at MSG. I think people coming to the show understand there is a special-event status to a show at MSG."

MATT RIFE

NUMBER OF SELLOUTS: 2

DATES: July 18 and 19, 2025

Stay Golden World Tour

"MSG is the top of the mountain. It symbolizes the pinnacle of ticket-selling success as a comedian. If you can sell out the world's most famous arena, in the toughest city in America ... you've made it. For me it was beyond a dream come true. Growing up I always thought selling out comedy clubs was the ceiling for success for stand-up comedians. I never thought I'd be one of them. To not only sell it out twice, but to be the youngest comedian to

ever sell it out ... it's still hard to comprehend. It feels like a literal dream, that I can't remember if it actually happened or not."

ANDREW SCHULZ

NUMBER OF SELLOUTS: 2

DATES: May 3 and 4, 2024

The Life Tour

"I am born and raised in NYC. My dad had so much respect for MSG he would make me wear a collared shirt whenever we stepped in that building. This place had holy significance to me before I knew I wanted to be a comic. Once I decided to make comedy my life I had one goal. It was to sell out MSG ... wearing a collared shirt, of course. I thought about walking onto that stage every single day for 17 years straight. And then it happened. Dreams do come true."

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The Industry Future of Soaps

'All My Children' is staying in the family

Show alums Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are reviving the franchise for a new generation

Story by Amy Amatangelo

SINCE STARTING MILOJO, the production company she runs with her husband, Mark Consuelos, Kelly Ripa has learned one very big lesson: "Everything is possible and yet nothing is possible," she says. "All at the same time. It's kind of amazing."

The couple, who famously met in 1995 on the set of "All My Children" while playing Hayley Vaughan and Mateo Santos and now co-host syndicated morning talk show "Live With Kelly and Mark," have become very adept at selling their ideas. The hard part, Consuelos says, is getting a show "over the finish line."

"It's a numbers game," he says. "And we've learned that. It just can't be one or two things you're working on. It's gotta be four or five things because usually two or three of those, especially in the scripted area, are not gonna make it over the finish line. You've got to have a lot of irons in the fire."

To that end, Milojo consistently has a

wide variety of projects in motion. "We're just mining for gold all the time," Ripa says. "The way the industry is constantly shifting, it's about harnessing something at the right time. You don't want to be ahead of the curve. You don't want to be behind the curve. You wanna be right in that sweet spot, and that's what I find to be the most challenging."

Consuelos credits his wife with coming up with the majority of the ideas. "When I am reading a book or a magazine, I intuitively always figure out in my mind's eye a way that I think we could bring this to the small screen, the big screen, a theater, what have you," Ripa says. "I'm always looking at a way to turn something I find compelling into something I think people may find compelling."

Ripa's podcast "Let's Talk Off Camera," which she began in 2023, is now in its fourth season. Hulu series "Squatters: Get the F— Out of My House," which premiered in June, was inspired by an article Ripa read in Vanity Fair. Even real life is

sometimes fodder: The idea for 2009 TLC series "Masters of Reception," which followed the family behind a giant wedding reception venue, came when the couple attended a wedding and on his way back from the restroom Consuelos returned to the wrong reception. Other shows like ESPN's "Running With the Wolves," which follows the couple as owners of an Italian soccer team, lean into Consuelos' love of sports.

"You have to be nimble in this business and you have to be able to pivot always," Ripa says. "And I think that's probably our strongest suit."

Their latest project, still in the nascent stages, is bringing the couple back to their roots.

They are developing "All My Children" movies for Lifetime. The long-running ABC soap, which premiered in 1970, went off the air in 2011, but love for the show remains strong. Consuelos estimates that on any given day half of the "Live" audience is made up of "All My Children" devotees. Ripa marvels at the number of adults they meet who are named Hayley and Mateo. "That's when I realized how long ago I was on 'All My Children,'" she says. "Because I'm meet-

ing adult women who are named after my character. It's wild to me."

All that anecdotal evidence came to life when, in January 2025, Ripa, Susan Lucci (who played Erica Kane), casting director Judy Blye Wilson and head writer Lorraine Broderick participated in a conversation hosted by Andy Cohen at the 92nd Street Y. Albert Bianchini, executive producer for Milojo, says the energy of the event was palpable.

"I've never seen a crowd like that in my life," he says. "People were lined up around the block. Everyone wanted to know, 'When is [All My Children] coming back? We want more.' ... There's just a love there."

They are working closely with the estate of Agnes Nixon, who created the soap opera. "She was so far ahead of her time," Ripa says. "It was extraordinary the audiences that the show drew, and she served them real stories that were affecting Americans across the country but weren't necessarily being represented anywhere."

The movies will be set in the present day and focus on what beloved characters like Erica Kane and Maria Santos Gray (Eva LaRue) are doing now. Ripa says she and Consuelos will also appear on screen briefly.

These potential movies make a lot of sense for Lifetime, says Elaine Frontain Bryant, executive vice president and head of programming for A&E, Lifetime and Lifetime Movie Network. "Lifetime is always interested in shows that kind of tap into a powerful nostalgia that can be made fresh for today's audience," she says. "There's a whole generation of women that have missed these stories and these characters."

Lifetime has previously partnered with Ripa and Consuelos on several "Ripped From the Headlines" movies. "They're exactly the kind of partners you want at a brand," Bryant says of the couple. "They're trusted voices because every day they're talking to their audience, which, a lot of times, is our audience. They bring a real credibility and have an authentic point of view."

For Consuelos, bringing "All My Children" back would also be very personal. "All My Children" gave me my family. I met my wife there. It gave me my start in the business. It gave us so much. It would be a dream to be able to give back."

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As “Euphoria” reaches its climax, Zendaya’s Rue is thrust into the crosshairs of strip club kingpin Alamo Brown (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje), who suspects she’s a DEA informant — a predicament that sees Rue digging her own grave. “The image really describes her situation throughout the season,” says cinematographer Marcell Rév of the lush, heat-soaked frame that underscores just how deeply she’s entangled. “[Creator] Sam [Levinson] this season really gravitated towards westerns, and we had the environment to match the genre and create this emblematic western shot,” notes Rév, who developed an original Kodak film stock (VERITA 200D 5206/7206) to produce images with “more contrast” and “rich primary colors” to define the visual language. The high-stakes moment was captured over three days in Lancaster, chosen for a vast watercolor sky and purple-tinged earth that juxtapose with the turmoil on Rue’s face. Ultimately, though, the cinematographer trusted the action of the scene to do the work: “I think the idea of burying someone up to their neck makes the frame. You don’t have to reach for a lot of tricks because it’s just such a striking image in itself.”

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