trevor, welcome. very good health.king pints and. 64 years in journalism . journalism. >> yes. it's shocking isn't it? >> yes. it's shocking isn't it? >> i mean, one of the strangest things about retiring is that i'm suddenly confronted with the fact that i'm 81 and i don't feel 81, or i didn't until joe biden resigned. >> and suddenly i realised that actually, it's quite a long time in journalism. it's been fantastic. >> i read some of your your last column, by the way. i always, always, always make sure i get a hard copy of the sun newspaper on monday mornings for your weekly column , which i i'm sure weekly column, which i i'm sure jacob does the same. you know , jacob does the same. you know, even jacob photographed buying the sun, you see. so i mean, and it was and even though we'd exchange messages the next monday, i turned and you weren't there. and have you had lots of emails from people saying they feel let down? >> well , i'm feel let down? >> well, i'm absolutely staggered, actually, nigel, by the number of

sir keir trevor kavanagh.s tweeted the following on the social media platform x. he has said i respect president biden's decision and i look forward to us working together during the remainder of his presidency. i know that as he has done throughout his remarkable career, president biden will have made his decision based on what he believes is in the best interests of the american people. now, trevor, i want your reaction to what the prime minister was nearly going to say. leader of the opposition . say. leader of the opposition. but he is now prime minister. it's been about two, two weeks in a couple of days that he's beenin in a couple of days that he's been in post. sir keir starmer is our new prime minister. your reaction to those words? it sounds to me like the political establishment on the left are circling the wagons here. >> well, i think that to be fair to keir starmer in this and, i'm not always ready to be fair to keir starmer. he has no alternative but to put the best possible gloss on the departu

trevor, welcome. very good health.king pints and. 64 years in journalism . journalism. >> yes. it's shocking isn't it? >> yes. it's shocking isn't it? >> i mean, one of the strangest things about retiring is that i'm suddenly confronted with the fact that i'm 81 and i don't feel 81, or i didn't until joe biden resigned. >> and suddenly i realised that actually, it's quite a long time in journalism. it's been fantastic. >> i read some of your your last column, by the way. i always, always, always make sure i get a hard copy of the sun newspaper on monday mornings for your weekly column , which i i'm sure weekly column, which i i'm sure jacob does the same. you know , jacob does the same. you know, even jacob photographed buying the sun, you see. so i mean, and it was and even though we'd exchange messages the next monday, i turned and you weren't there. and have you had lots of emails from people saying they feel let down? >> well , i'm feel let down? >> well, i'm absolutely staggered, actually, nigel, by the number of

>> trevor: his urgent message to america. >>> plus bursting in air.orks display in the nation tonight at the macy's fourth of july fireworks show. (♪) greatness hurts. but with care... ...you can keep chasing it. that's tylenol. that's care without limits. ♪ >>> good evening. happy fourth of july. thank you for joining us. i'm andrew dymburt. many americans who hug struggled with their weights have found help with weight loss drugs. heather gay says she's never been happier. for other that is journey has had unforeseen twists. we revisit our report with abc's deborah roberts. >> deborah: you represented body positivity. some women are saying, it's kind of a cop-out. >> yeah, like i've sold out, i've given up the banner of relatable -- >> deborah: accept yourself. >> accept yourself, love yourself. body positivity was all a big lie. because -- it's better to not be overweight. >> deborah: known for her fun-loving and bold personality, heather gay has cemented herself as a favorite on "the real housewives of salt lake city." >> the seats, prove, timelin

rápido, trevor. sigue húmedo aquí. tenemos que intentarlo del otro lado.nde, por favor. no... ¡no! [explosión] trevor, sube. - lo hizo, ¡lo hizo! - "mayday", "mayday". ¡súbanme! ¡súbanme! ¡súbanme! [explosión] [todos gritan] ¡cuidado con los dientes! rápido. abajo, va a explotar. [gritan] ¡el calor es horrible! ¡ya lo sé! [gimen] sujétense. ¿cómo? ¡ya me sujeté! ¿ese es el cielo? [gritan] ¡sujétense, compañeros! ¡no repitas eso! es lo primero que pensé. [gimen] [grita] [ríe] [ríe] [golpe] [gemidos] oh. ey, es el monte vesubio. oye, sean, si tu madre pregunta qué hiciste en estos días, le dices que el tío trevor te enseñó italia. - ¿italia? - sí. [habla italiano] sean... sean... uh. ¿qué? tomé unas muestras geológicas nada más. ¿unas muestras geológicas nada más? ok, tal vez, varios kilos de muestras. mi padre era científico. es natural. [ríen] oiga, oiga. eh... le doy este regalo. eh, acéptelo. lo sentimos. el diamante... ¿quieren seguirse deslizando? créanme, está bien. hagan lo que quieran hacer. [ríe] [ríe] [habla italiano] ¿por qué fue ese beso? ya est

trevor potter. thankgood evening. please welcome president and ceo of the national constitution center, jeffrey rosen, and editor in chief of the atlantic. jeffrey goldberg.

and focused on justice, unfairness, and most importantly, universal love. >> reporter: as adrian and trevor reach the finish line under doorknocking campaign, adrian's shirt catches the attention of potential voters, desperate to find clarity in the democratic ticket, with local roots providing some reassurance. >> we are seeing the kinds of people that we elect in san francisco go on to become speaker, they going to become president or vice president, we need to focus on making sure that we are electing those types of people, and i think having kamala at the top of the ticket will make people think more seriously about who they vote for at the local level. >> reporter: they are hoping the woman on the t-shirt, the woman from california will be there next president. >> 250 congressional democrats, governors, and mayors have endorsed harris. among them, former house speaker nancy pelosi and california governor gavin newsom, whose name was floated as a potential replacement candidate. , she will need the support of about 4700 democratic convention delegates, in order to become the democratic

to try and focus the the the attempts of the the the... the main funders of this movement, the elite trevorchins, the rodens, geraldrons, to try and make vehicle for them to to express their views to government in a more direct way than the board of deputies is able to do bause the board of deputies is saddled with some form of proper democracy but some form of democracy whereas members are are able to vote for people to to be on the board so is there and and it's 36 members is back the the pr for the pr organization from which recently left to become an mp, it's the cst, the community security trust, you have a whole range of of of different israel lobby groups and their constitution is a it's a pro israel constitution uh people people try and pretend it's a just a jewish communal organization, no this is a sist organization, it's made it's it's one of the elite of the science movement represents the top of it, yes yes indeed, lok um chelsea football clubs seems to have an interesting history doesn't it with lobbis and and zionists, just briefly just what take on that? so the previous owne

. >> reporter: he has joined his husband, trevor chandler, running his own local race presented cisco city supervisor . they say as the biden campaign began to unravel last month, conversations with potential voters quickly turned from local issues to concerns of a greater democratic party. >> voters into strychnine were incredibly concerned about the presidential race, so much so that they were telling me, trevor, i can't talk about local issues right now because i am so overwhelmed with what is happening at the national level. >> the shakeup has brought a surge of excitement for the democratic ticket in kamala harris's hometown of san francisco, where she served as district attorney from 2004 through 2011. that energy is put on full display of the steps of city hall, as local and state leaders through their support behind harris for president. >> right now, she needs us more than ever. she needs us to come together. we as democrats, we don't have time to waste. kamala harris is more than a black woman, more than a southeast asian women. this is an accomplished professional. this is

. >> if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it.e was an accomplice and that maybe he did have beverly? >> i hoped we were going to find her alive. you have to. it's what keeps you going. >> said the last time you saw beverly , she was with trevor, and offered evidence that she might still be alive. played a recording from his phone and it was chilling. >> carl, it's beverly. i just want to let you know i'm okay. i haven't been hurt. just do what he says, and please don't call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. just want you to know, i love you very much. >> it was encouraging, but it only proved beverly was a life at the time of the recording. the detective told , he needed more. >> that's when he finally says, i will take you to where the last place she was. >> this is a big moment now. in this whole case, this is it. >> yeah. that's when we loaded him up and we started going to arkansas. >> beverly's family prayed this nightmare was about to end. did you know aaron was saying your mom was alive? >> yes . we knew

take that, trevor. what's the challenge there. what happens when only 54% of americans have confidence in the outcome of an election? well, the obvious answer is that they therefore have less confidence in, the legitimacy of the government and in a democracy. the whole point is that citizens elect, their government and if citizens they're not electing their government that somehow it is being manipulated and stolen, then it's much harder to have any acceptance of what the government. so what strikes me is the way the, way to fix that is to at a on a state by state level alter change the laws to improve them in a bipartisan way. so you absolutely have to have republicans and democrats working together to update the laws and this may sound fantastical but it's actually happening and the bill that i mentioned in wisconsin is is by a hispanic republican named senator rachel coburn. rivera and she the one who is putting forth she's just testified in the state assembly this week. she her bill is hopefully will pass out of senate next we

>> david: trevor ault with us tonight.nk you, trevor. >>> we turn now to the dramatic opening statements in alec baldwin's trial, after the deadly accidental shooting on the "rust" movie set. baldwin was right there in court today, charged with involuntary manslaughter. the opening statements from both sides tonight. here's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, more than two years after the fatal shooting on the set of "rust," alec baldwin appearing in a santa fe, new mexico, court for his involuntary manslaughter trial. baldwin's wife, hilaria, and his brother, actor stephen baldwin, seated behind him. in opening statements, prosecutors disputing baldwin's claim that he did not pull the trigger on the gun that killed cinematographer halyna hutchins in october 2021. >> he pointed the gun at another human being, cocked the hammer, and pulled that trigger in reckless disregard for ms. hutchins' safety. >> reporter: and prosecutors telling the jury of 11 women and five men that evidence will show a pattern of recklessness on set

>> david: trevor ault with us tonight as well.nk you, trevor. >>> we have one note on the economy tonight. the federal reserve chief jerome powell with an upbeat report today and analysts say it appeared a possible hint that a rate cut could be coming. telling congress the u.s. is, quote, no longer an overheated economy, citing a cooling jobs market and easing inflation. and while inflation hasn't hit the 2% target, powell acknowledged that cutting interest rates too late or too little is also a risk to the economy. >>> when we come back here tonight, the dramatic rescue of multiple boaters after crashing at high speed into a bridge. >>> also, u.s. health officials tonight confirming a human case of the plague, and where. >>> and tonight, the giant pandas have arrived in the u.s., and you'll meet them right here in a moment. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to seeee ♪ ♪ i'm loweri

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trevor. steven, maybe it's there. trevor. steven, maybe wsfime there. trevor. heard of worst ideas. i've got a funny feeling we might all go cuckoo against the swiss in the next round. now, coming up, we'll be discussing a shocking new report that shown that over 80 killers, rapists and violent criminals in one hospital alone, including triple nottingham knife killer valdo calocane, are legally entitled to benefit. can you believe it? they get benefits. i'll be joined by campaigner whose dad was stabbed to death. who wants this inhumane law totally changed. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel now your weather with alex burkill. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office . there will be some dry and at times sunny weather around as we go into tomorrow, but there's also going to be quite a bit of cloud for some of us and some outbreaks of rain, all due to a frontal system that is marching its way south eastwards currently has alre

trevor ault on this for us tonight, trevor, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house this fridayat this hour, president biden in the key battleground state of michigan, fighting to keep his re-election bid alive. what he just told voters there. and we just learned tonight that nearly 23 million americans watched his life, unscripted news conference last night, many of you watching right here on abc. with national polls now showing biden and tlufrump essentially tied. mary bruce with the president in detroit. >> this is an important moment. >> reporter: president biden in battleground michigan tonight talking to supporters at a grill in detroit. reassuring them he has what it takes to do the job, describing his conversations with foreign leaders at the nato summit. >> every one of those foreign leaders you saw on television with 32 members of nato. i'm going to say something outrageous, i'm the guy that pulled nato together. i'm -- literally, i was able to expand it. every time i leave them they go, "you gotta win." because the other guy wants to -- says -- anyway. but we have rea

trevor ault is back with how the airline is making major, major changes.ating model for 50 years. choose your own seat when you board. this morning southwest will be rolling out assigned seating and offering premium seating options for passengers who want more leg room. of course, it will cost you extra. the airline said they made this decision after listening to customer feed back. 80% of southwest passengers wanted assigned seating. it will also bring in additional revenue for the airline. southwest says they will be adding red eye flights, too. they're confident they will be able to keep up with their schedule. when customers would switch to competitors, other airlines, the number one reason they would give is assigned seating. they want to pick their seat, guy. >> george: trevor, thank you. coming up the new dengue fever. dr. sutton is here to tell you what to watch out for. >> rebecca: fun flation. when you're worried about money, but still spending on fun activities. maybe school flation. we're gonna tell you how you can have a great time on a budget

that personally influential, but the these these are people who work together, he works together with trevorchin and with the other guy roden, and and that's the aim is that they have a influence which is sometimes personal, but usually is a... collective influence to pursue the interests of the zionist entity, that's that's what it's for, that's why the're zionist because they work together, and now is guy of course who profited from apart, south african by south african jewish guy, profit from apartize and now the labor party of the famous labor tradition is except money from someone who profited from south africa disgraceful, of course his son is in there a prominent activist in the labor party in the the party youth section, i forget the name of exactly. but he he is in there, he member of the jewish labor movement, the zin his faction within the labor party, and so you can see the way in which the the new labor party is is to totally on grip of the zionists and and there's no way anyone can put even a to out of place, what you find people say, there's lots of people in the party who are

prosecutors have charged 49 year-old trevor belmont for the july first killing. they say he shoved 74 year-old coors on and then into the path of a train at the powell street station in the city. belmont's arraignment has been delayed now 3 times on friday, monday and again today as he's reportedly being evaluated for possible mental health problems. a 15 month-old boy who fell from a second-story window in san francisco last week has died. the baby has been identified as hughley says, rodriguez, firefighters say he fell more than 20 feet wednesday in the mission district near mission in 19th child protective services is investigating. a gofundme has been set up to help the family with funeral expenses. >> happening right now, santa clara county water officials are considering an ordinance that would reduce the homeless encampments. and there are a lot of them along county waterways. kron 4 gooden has been following the story. she joins us live from the newsroom. lezla. >> well, just end valley waters board of directors are considering to hold off on voting on th

that personally influential, but the these these are people who work together, he works together with trevorinn and with the other guy roden, and that's the aim is that they have a influence which is sometime personal, but usually is a collective influence. to pursue the interests of the zionist, that's what it's why the're zionist because they work together, and now is guy of course who profited from apart, south african white south african jewish guy, profit from a partide, now the labor party of the famous labor tradition is accept money from someone who profited from part in south africa, disgraceful, of course his son is in a prominent activist in the labor party, the party youth section, i forget the name of exactly, but he's jack jack is is in there, he member of the jewish labor movement, the zionist faction within the labor party, and so you can see the way in which the the new labor party is is to in the totally iron grip of the zionists and and there's no way that anyone can put even a toe out of place, and you what you find people say, there's lots of people in the party are not

the suspect 49 year old trevor bell. has a lengthy criminal history since 2013. beaumont has been involved in nearly 2 dozen criminal cases in san francisco. as well as several misdemeanors. in alameda county. also in san francisco, the district attorney is charging the driver accused of plowing into a bus shelter and killing an entire family. 78. year old. mary fong lau is facing a 4 4 felony. vehicular. manslaughter. charges. the crash. crash if you remember happened in the west portal neighborhood. back in march. prosecutors say. la was driving. over 65 miles an hour on the wrong side of the roadway. slammed into the bus shelter where a family of 4 was waiting. they ruled out mechanical issues. with the suv and toxicology. tests. ruled out drugs and alcohol. well, the push to recall oakland mayor sheng thao passed a major hurdle. yesterday. the oakland city council voted to accept the certification of the petition to recall the mayor voters will now have their say, come november. that same council has had a lot of turmoil on their tables. facing a 100. 0 0 sho

. >> he has joined husband trevor chandleur who is running a race for san francisco supervisor in a door knocking campaign. they say as the biden campaign began to unravel conversations with potential voters turned from local issues to concerns of the greater democratic party. >> voters in district nine were incredibly concerned about the presidential race, so much so they were telling me trevor i can't talk about local issues because i am so overwhelmed with the national level. >> the shake up that thrust harris into the spotlight has brought a surge of excitement to her hometown of san francisco where she served as district attorney from 2004 to 2011. that was on full display at the steps of city hall as local and state leaders threw support behind harris for president. >> right now she needs us more than ever. she needs us to come together. we as democrats, we don't have time to waste. kamala harris is more than a black woman, more than a southeast asian woman that has run. this is an accomplished professional. this is a woman that is centered and focused on justice, a fairness, and m

plante. >> norah: so what do we have here, trevor?. they happen to be from valley forge. so the continental congress passed an act in february of 1778. they wanted all commissioned officers to sign an oath of allegiance to the forming united states. this is a very different type of oath because it predates the constitution. they sent 600 of these preprinted forms to george washington to have filled out and returned. so the irony is that washington's army is coming out of the famous horrible winter at valley forge. the army can barely afford to feed them, clothe them, house them, supply them with arms and ammunition, but, like, here's all this paperwork we want filled out and returned. so the army numbered them. so george washington is number one. "as george washington, commander in chief of the armies of the united states of america, do acknowledge the united states of america to be free, independent, and sovereign states, and declare that the people thereof owe no allegiance or obedience to george iii, king of great britain." so very

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that personally influential, but the these these are people who work together, he works together with trevorchinn and with the other guy roden, and that's the aim is that they have a influence which is sometimes personal, but usually is collective influence to pursue the interests of the zionist entity, that's what it's for, that's why they're zionist because they work together, and there's a guy. 'who profited from apartide, south african white south african jewish guy, profited from apartide and now the labor party of the of the famous labor tradition is accepting money from someone who profited from part in south africa disgraceful and of course his son is in uh is a prominent activist in the labor party in the the labor party youth section, i forget name exactly but he he's jack jack l is in there he's a member of the jewish labor movement designist faction within the labor party and so you can see the way in which that's the the new labour party is is to in the totally iron grip of the zionists and and there's no way that anyone can put even a out of place and what you find people say b

that personally influential, but the these these are people who work together, he works together with trevorchinn and with the other guy and and that's the aim is that they have a influence which is sometimes personal, but usually is a collective influence to pursue the interests of the zianist entity, that's what it's for, that's why there's because they work together, and now is guy of course who profited from apart. south african white south africa profited from apartide and now the labor party of the famous labor tradition is accepting money from someone who profited from party in south africa disgraceful and of course his son is in a prominent activist in the labor party in the the labor party section i forget the name of exactly but he's jack jack is in there he member of the jewish labor movement thesign his faction within the party and so you can see the way in which the the new labor party is is in the totally iron grip of the zionists and there's no way that anyone can put even a toe out of place, what you find people say, but there's lots of people in the party who are not getting

. >> trevor shirley in washington today, the supreme court finally released its ruling on whether or not former president donald trump is immune from criminal prosecution. i've got that story coming up just ahead. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm theresa stasi o we begin with a breaking basketball news. it is the end of an era for golden state warriors star klay thompson. according to espn, thompson plans join the dallas mavericks and a 3 year 50 million dollar deal. thompson has spent his entire 13 year nba career with the lawyers. he entered free agency over the weekend after telling the team which to play elsewhere next season thompson is a 4 time nba champion with the warriors as was a key member of the teams that won 2015, 2017, 2018, 2022. nba titles joining us now to explain the significance of this move. kron, 4 sports director jason dumas. hi, jason. how are there? is your breath taken away by this move? >> it still feels unreal. we kind of knew coming for a couple of days. you're reading that

>> david: trevor, thank you. >>> we turn now to the dramatic opening statements in alec baldwin's trial, after the deadly accidental shooting on the "rust" movie set. baldwin charged with involuntary manslaughter. the opening statements from both sides tonight. here's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, more than two years after the fay fall shooting on the set of "rust," alec baldwin appearing in a santa fe, new mexico, court for his involuntary manslaughter trial. baldwin's wife, hilaria, and his brother, actor stephen baldwin, seated behind him. in opening statements, prosecutors disputing baldwin's claim that he did not pull the trigger on the gun that killed cinematographer halyna hutchins in october 2021. >> he pointed the gun at another human being, cocked the hammer, and pulled that trigger in reckless disregard for ms. hutchins' safety. >> reporter: and prosecutors telling the jury of 11 women and 5 men that evidence will show a pattern of recklessness on set. >> you will hear about numerous breaches of firearm safety with this defendant and this use of this firearm. >> reporter

>> david: trevor, thank you. >>> we have one note on the economy tonight. federal reserve chief jerome powell with an upbeat report today and analysts say it appeared a possible hint that a rate cut could be coming. citing a cooling jobs market and easing inflation. and while inflation hasn't hit the 2% target, powell acknowledged that cutting interest rates too late or too little is also a risk to the economy. >>> when we come back here tonight, the dramatic rescue of multiple boaters after crashing at high speed into a bridge. >>> also, u.s. health officials tonight confirming a human case of the plague, and where. >>> and tonight, the giant pandas have arrived in the u.s., and you'll meet them right here in a moment. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to seeee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type two diabetes and known heart disease,

>> whit: all right, trevor ault, thank you so much. >>> now, to rising tensions in the middle east. israel launching an air strike killing a senior hezbollah leader in southern lebanon. the iran-backed group firing more than 100 rockets towards israel in response. concern again growing about violence escalating in the region. abc's matt gutman is in tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, israel assassinating one of the highest-ranking hezbollah commanders in lebanon, inching israel and the powerful iranian-backed militia even closer to an all-out war. mohammad nin el nasser killed in an apparent drone strike in southern lebanon, and hezbollah launching over 100 rockets at israel in response. it comes as hezbollah and israeli officials have traded threats of annihilation in recent weeks. but israel and u.s. sources telling abc news, both hezbollah and israel have agreed to broad parameters of a u.s.-brokered deal that would stave off a war. an agreement hezbollah said it cannot sign until there is a cease-fire in gaza. but in gaza, no signs of a truce. israel is in its sixth day of a raid i

>> whit: all right, trevor ault, thank you so much. >>> now, to rising tensions in the middle east. israel launching an air strike in southern lebanon. the iran-backed group firing more than 100 rockets towards israel in response. concern again growing about violence escalating in the region. abc's matt gutman is in tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, israel assassinating one of the highest-ranking hezbollah commanders in lebanon, inching israel and the powerful iranian-backed mill lache that even closer to an all-out war. he was killed in an apparent drone strike in southern lebanon. hezbollah launching over 100 rockets in response. it comes as they have traded threats of annihilation in recent weeks. but israel and u.s. sources telling abc news, both hezbollah and israel have agreed to broad parameters of a u.s.-brokered deal that would stave off a war. an agreement hezbollah said it cannot sign until there is a cease-fire in gaza. but in gaza, no signs of a truce. israel is in its sixth day of a raid in the north. the fighting visible from nearby israeli villages. we can hear the sma

trevor, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house this friday night.this hour, president biden in the key battleground state of michi michigan, fighting to keep his re-election bid alive. what he just told voters there. we learned tonight nearly 23 million americans watched his live, unscripted news conference last night. many of you watching right here on abc. with national polls now showing biden and trump essentially tied. mary bruce with the president in detroit. >> this is an important moment. >> reporter: president biden in battleground michigan tonight talking to supporters at a grill in detroit. reassuring them he has what it takes to do the job, describing his conversations with foreign leaders at the nato summit. >> every one of those foreign leaders you saw on television with 32 members of nato. i'm going to say something outrageous, i'm the guy that pulled nato together. i'm-literally, i was able to expand it. every time i leave them they go, "you gotta win." because the other guy wants to -- says -- anyway. but we have real opportunities.

our friend trevor steven. morning, trevor . trevor steven. morning, trevor. >> morning, paul.ere any for you ? for you? >> funnily enough that one that you just mentioned about martin peters, you know, i was taught by my mum when i was very young that it's bad luck to cross, paths with someone on a staircase. yeah. so it's not just, martin peters, but as far as football is concerned , not as football is concerned, not really. not really superstitious. >> okay, well , look, whatever >> okay, well, look, whatever superstitions , things are superstitions, things are looking better for england. i'm never i'm going to be slightly i'm going to sort of i don't want to be careful. i've got to be careful about what i say. but from where we were a couple of weeks ago to where we are now, did you have faith all along? because you know what it's like to play in tournament football and start slowly and build the momentum up, >> no, i don't think any of us was really 100% convinced that england are going to go that far in this tournament. it was such a poor , dysfunctional start and, a poor

plante. >> norah: so what do we have here, trevor?hey happen to be from valley forge. the continental congress passed an act in 1778. they wanted all commissioned officers to sign an oath of allegiance to the forming united states. this is a very different type of oath because it predates the constitution. they sent 600 preprinted forms to george washington to have filled out and returned. so the irony is that washington's army is coming out of the famous horrible winter at valley forge. the army can barely afford to feed them, clothe them, how is them, supply them with arms and ammunition, but here is the paperwork we want filled out. george washington's number one. as george washington, commander and chief of the night states oo acknowledge the united states of america to be free, independent, and sovereign states, and declare that the people thereof own no allegiance or obedience to george iii, king of great britain," so very different than our oath today. >> norah: so this is original from 1778? >> yes. and these aren't very good

here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, a suspected drunk diver facing multiple charges after police say he plowed into a new york city fourth of july crowd, killing at least three and injuring seven. >> it was like a big boom. everybody thought it was gunshots, but it wasn't. that's how the impact was. >> reporter: new surveillance video obtained by our station wabc appears to show the pickup truck speeding through an intersection thursday evening, crashing into a park in the lower east side of manhattan. >> so many people started screaming. >> reporter: video from the scene shows the truck partially resting on bleachers, a table flipped over. first responders finding four victims pinned under the truck. 59-year-old lucille pickney and her 38-year-old son, herman, both killed along with another woman in her 40s who has not yet been identified, and an 11-year-old boy among the injured. dimon pickney mourning the loss of his mother and brother. >> i come from a very hard-working family. and my mom's the definition of a hard worker. >> reporter: authorities say 44-year-old danie

the man accused of shoving her as 49 year-old trevor belmont.s reportedly being evaluated now for possible mental problems as rain is already been delayed. about 3 times. of the east bay, the city of oakland asking the fbi are being asked by the fbi to turn in documents. this comes several weeks since the federal agents raided oakland mayor sheng thao is home powers and kerman. has that report for us. it's been almost 3 weeks since federal agents raided the home of oakland mayor sheng thao. >> the offices of california waste solutions and the homes of 2 members of the family that run that company. now we've learned days after the raids, federal prosecutors served the city of oakland with the subpoena, demanding a cache of documents from january. first of 2022, to the present. there are clearly particular theories. >> that the government is investigating here involving your traditional public corruption case, right? so the subpoena is pretty specific about particular individuals, particular businesses and particular events with whom how the mayor

our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with the latest. president joe biden says he believes his vice president, kamala harris is ready to lead as the trump campaign gears up for a grueling four-month race to election day. >> i give my heart and my soul our nation from the oval office wednesday night, president joe biden began his long goodbye urging civility among americans and warning voters to not take american democracy for granted. history is in your hands. the power is in your idea america lies in your hands. vice president kamala harris, the assume democratic nominee now scrambling to make up for lost time. i am fighting for our nation's future. releasing her first official add thursday morning in this election. we each face a question. >> kind of country do we want to live in her rival, former president donald trump throwing out his playbook for taking on mister biden. now pivoting to harris lyin. >> kamala harris lie and l y >> the most incompetent and far left or vice president in american history. mister trump seeming to cast as

i'm trevor shirley in washington. president joe biden is set to hold a press conference later today and it could be a make or break moment for the rest of this campaign. i've got that story coming up just ahead. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. all right. let's get started with a look at our forecast. taking a live look outside at the city of san francisco. looking so beautiful out there at this hour. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan for more. hey there. so how to save the we can get ready for it. but let's talk about where these temperatures, what yesterday as expected the inner east day got the hottest livermore going 205 walnut creek, 102. >> alamo came in at 101 conquer. 98 did a little better there. santa rosa. 95. you can see san jose 93 degrees, but obviously well above average. so we are still under the excessive heat warning. you can see it there in the areas in hot pink inland spo

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. congress is back in town following the july 4th recess and lawmakers are facing a slew of questions about president biden's ability to run. >> i've got that story coming up just ahead. and i'm monitoring a fire. this broken tesla road in greenville road. tesla road in greenville road. we're going to talk to cal reminder, bent finger appointment. i don't want to wait or have surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. i want a nonsurgical treatment. and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. >> we're following some breaking news. also now out of alameda county where fire crews are battling a 10 acre fire. they're delvalle road and del valley regional park. this is southwest of the lakes are going to talk now with cal fire. chelsea burkett is joining us. thank you for taking some time to talk to us about this fire in alameda county. what what's the latest

i'm trevor shirley in washington. congress is back in town following the july 4th recess and lawmakers are facing a slew of questions about president biden's ability >> with congress returning to washington this week. the calls will likely grow louder from president biden's own party for him to withdraw from the race. but today the president sent a letter to congressional democrats saying that he will not step aside. our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. and some of those calls this week could come from influential senate democrats. >> congress is back in washington after its july 4th recess with lawmakers facing questions about the president's fitness to run the performance on the debate i think rightfully raised questions among the american people about whether the president has the vigor. >> to defeat donald trump. even last week's abc news interview did little to quiet skeptical democrats. i think this week is going to be. >> absolutely critical. i think the president needs to do more. the pr

. >> i'm trevor shirley in milwaukee at the republican national convention. day 3 is underway. and tonight we're expecting to hear from vice presidential nominee senator jd vance. i got that story and more details coming up just ahead. >> plus, we're learning more about gut health and its ties to just how often you go for your health is after the break. >> new research is showing how often you have a bowel movement can affect more than just your gut health. there's a new study that was published in cell reports medicine that found people with less frequent bowel movements started to show signs of that that they had decreased kidney function. while those with more frequent movements were more likely to have liver problems. the research found one of 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, to 2 bowel movements a day is the ideal frequency for optimal health. the study highlights the importance of a balanced diet, hydration and exercise for maintaining healthy digestive habits. a new report by the national center for health statistics finds a gap between the level of support teenagers feel compared to the

i'm trevor shirley. thank you, trevor.on the kron 4 morning news nonprofits in the south bay scrambling now for money. we'll explain why. >> 29. we're taking a peek here at sfo and doesn't look too it's certainly not as hot as it's been so that no which is great. in fact, that week ahead looks pretty spectacular. we've got kathy trafton standing by with a look. good morning. >> it is going to be a wonderful week. yes, the gray skies are welcome out to the huge heat wave. we finally are recovering and then we get another warming trend, but not as dramatic as we saw this last couple of the good news is yeah, there's gray skies at the coastline. here's half moon bay, gray skies also in london, many areas, but the great will burn back and we will have some sunshine this afternoon. temperatures at this hour and still in the 50's and 60's. we really haven't seen much movement yet because the clouds are blanketing and keeping the sun's rays from really heating the ground. but eventually we'll start to warm things up and things wi

i'm trevor shirley. >> thank you, trevor. 9.27. the time.up next on the kron, 4 morning news nonprofits in the south bay scrambling for money. we'll tell you what money. we'll tell you what emergency after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ this summer. snacking. just. got. serious. introducing new $3 footlong dippers. the world might not be ready for them... ...but at $3 a pop? your wallet definitely is. >> 29 so far, so good for tuesday morning for yes, absolutely. glad to see the gray. i know sometimes we complain about great weather, but given the heat we've seen, i'm happy for a little blanket to protect us from the site. and we do have more on the way so enjoy today. kathy is in for john. >> it's a beautiful day. i have not heard one complaint about the gray and you see still we have clouds above. we've got some mild conditions. and and

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. president biden is meeting today with federal emergency management officials as federal authorities fear this summer could be one of extreme weather. i've got that story coming up just ahead. and the hot temperatures won't only affect humans how you can keep your furry friends safe. >> in the >> of genie is already intentionally shutting off power in some north bay commuters. take a look. and you can see on the map all of that purple. that is where they have shut off power in those areas. it's all because of fire risk in those specific regions. joining us right now to talk more about all of the steps is pg spokesperson. nice to see you. how are you? >> great stories. i thank you for having explain to explain to us why this is important. >> pg e is seeing extreme heat wave hitting our service area starting up and your weekend going all the way down to bakersfield. really abnormally high triple digit temperatures in some areas that we're not used to seeing that and when we have these hi

we'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you, trevor 6.23. is that. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a man caught on camera harassing a driverless waymo car in san francisco. police. from them francisco. police. from them about what happened. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! >> i say from to talk >> look at this guy in the middle of the street blocking a waymo car. driverless car shouting added and obstructing it from moving because it can sense person is there. >> he ended up then beating up the passenger in that this happened just a couple blocks a couple of weeks ago. sorry, ana. >> buchanan street in san francisco, family members of the passengers say that he has an intellectual disability and now he's in the hospital fighting for their life. police are asking anybody who recognizes this man to call them. >> we'll take a break. 6.27, the time. up next. multiple cars broken into in one danville neighborhood. but it's what these people are when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...

>> okay, trevor, thanks. to the federal trade commission planning to sue pharmacy benefit managers over insulin and other drug prices. rhiannon ally with the story. >> this lawsuit is expected to target those so-called middlemen that push patients to more expensive insulin. lawmakers and federal regulators accuse drugmakers of inflating the price of the drug. "politico" reports the unitedhealth group, cvs, and cigna are all expected to face lawsuits. now, they represent about 80% of prescriptions here in the u.s. the ftc slamming the companies in a scathing report this week. this is the ftc's most aggressive action on drug companies, which is a big turnaround from past policies that have been pretty hands-off. the white house has made lowering insulin prices a main focus. congress already capped insulin prices for medicare patients at $35. the ftc lawsuit could be filed later this month. rebecca? >> rhiannon, thank you. a lot of people are dependent on those shots. we turn now to an economic reality check, an

the sizes of people have gathered in trevor needs. so to commemorate the killings of a thousands bosnian muslim men and boys in 1995, it was the worst massacre in europe since world war 2 to international courts have ruled. it was genocide. 3 people are missing offer landslide caused by heavy rain in western japan footage films by local residents showed a mass of mode entries. party damaging a multi story parking facility. all stars ease of issue, the highest level emergency warning for over 22000 residents in the area. after shelly deval has died at the age of $75.00, deval made her name and a series of landmark 19 seventies classics, including 7 films with the director, robert altman. she is best known for her role in the shining devout, died of complications from diabetes. rio de janeiro has put up an array of colorful statues to raise awareness of the threat to the endangered jaguar . the fiber glass sculptures are being displayed right. the city before being sent around the world. jack words are struggling to survive. india, amaz