we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. >> harris: john james, your take. >> sen. james: i think it's rich for joe biden to talk about this when he was elected for senate in 1972 and advocated for busing. come see where separate but equal is employed, in detroit. south of eight mile, taxes are racist, homeowners are penalized for being one of the highest tax areas in the country. our schools have separate but equal periods. see where children are impeded from their growth because of their demographic. come to detroit, were south of eight mile, young mothers are incentivized to stay unmarried to get their welfare and needed incentives and care. come take a look at what democrats around the country in urban areas have done. if you want to see modern-day jim crow, go to baltimore, chicago, st. louis, where they are advocating for defunding the police that put like people in vulnerable -- democrats are going in their same old troop. they are fixing the blame, not the problem. the only thing i'm seeing here is as old as the civil war is the fact that d

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drinking too much, getting duis, spending a few nights in jail. >> they started getting arrested, james and john both, we are finding reasons to be taken to jail. >> and while they had james, they asked him point blank about the murder of ben. >> you think i called jet ben? no. did don kill? ben. no >> were you involved in the plotting or murder of ben? >> no. i'm looking you in the eyes. i did not kill him. >> that was it. lots of denials, no real evidence. >> a year and a half had gone by since the murder, it was the summer of 2009. we're in cold case territory. >> getting there. >> then one afternoon, as the detective was recovering from a night in the graveyard shift, his cell phone rang. it was don. she said that she can take it anymore. >> what did you think when she called? >> that it was. time >> he drove her to her house, she was inebriated. >> i'm hurting. >> but she had quite a story to tell about james. about how he offered to murder been. >> the night ben died, he said, now or never. and i said no. i said not today, don't do it no. i said no. i said no. no, no, no, no, no. >> hours

john. hey there, james. we are looking at conditions today. that will be. >> pretty familiar at this point we're tapping into a sea breeze yet again, it's going to offer up a cooling effect to all of the bay area, not just are bayside in coastal cities, but all the way to our inland valleys too. this morning. we're starting off with some low gray and in some misty to drizzly conditions. also, things we've been talking plenty about lately. you look outside of the bay bridge. does show that this cloudy blanket is sitting right above bridge level so that actually bodes well for visibility. for most of us.

john. hey, james, good morning to you. and good morning to all of you who are still apparently working today. that makes a few of us that at least we're going to be looking at skies today. that will eventually clear out. we're on the cloudy side this morning. >> and as you saw last night, if you watched fireworks, you can see that low gray kind of obscuring some of those fireworks as they enter that marine layer you look outside right now in our our view show some red white and blue there on quite hour. obviously visibility is fine and has staff as cloud cover sitting right above us. most areas are good, but there are pockets of low grade that you do want to watch out for as you venture on to our roadways skies will remain dry for yet another day. aside from some coastal drizzle in misty conditions, but no rainfall. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's with 59 double in concord, pittsburgh and livermore each at 58 erica. >> thank you, john. well, roads are looking people are still sleeping. we barely see any cars ou

john. hey, james, good morning to you.nd good morning to all of you who are still apparently working today. that makes a few of us that at least we're going to be looking at skies today. that will eventually clear out. we're on the cloudy side this morning. >> and as you saw last night, if you watched fireworks, you can see that low gray kind of obscuring some of those fireworks as they enter that marine layer you look outside right now in our our view show some red white and blue there on quite hour. obviously visibility is fine and has staff as cloud cover sitting right above us. most areas are good, but there are pockets of low grade that you do want to watch out for as you venture on to our roadways skies will remain dry for yet another day. aside from some coastal drizzle in misty conditions, but no rainfall. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's with 59 double in concord, pittsburgh and livermore each at 58 erica. >> thank you, john. well, roads are

john. hey there, james. we are looking at conditions today. that will be. >> pretty familiar at this point we're tapping into a sea breeze yet again, it's going to offer up a cooling effect to all of the bay area, not just are bayside in coastal cities, but all the way to our inland valleys too. this morning. we're starting off with some low gray and in some misty to drizzly conditions. also, things we've been talking plenty about lately. you look outside of the bay bridge. does show that this cloudy blanket is sitting right above bridge level so that actually bodes well for visibility. for most of us. you can also see that wind having a noticeable effect on the flags there across here, 19 on the embarcadero fog cast shows visibility is fine for most of us do watch travel across mountain passes, though, including right along the peninsula. if you're crossing 92 from half moon. bay on over towards the day you may be running into some low spots of cloud cover. same for you. over in the east bay hills future cast of wind gusts to show relatively

john. good morning to you. james. don't have to pay for this forecast today, free nor the sunshine that were and are currently. it's nice to see that sun for a change this early in the morning. >> we actually started this past work week around the you remember monday morning. you're greeted by the sunshine to start the week. then we saw the father turned tuesday into wednesday today, though, as we round out this week. you can see lots of sunshine out there. again for areas like san francisco. now, there's definitely some cloud cover near the coastline and even streaming up into bergen county to know overall, those skies are clear and air quality is really good for the bay area. where's all that smoke heading. that's up in the sierra nevada, from the dixie fire burning in butte county. where you can actually see it here in visible satellite pushing out to the north and the east over susan bill eventually up into nevada and diffusing out to the rest of the country. we are starting to see some of the smoke settling into

john. hey, good morning, james. we are seeing some big changes in the days ahead of us in your nor cal on the weather center forecast which shows that this mild weather that we've been enjoying for so many of our inland valleys is about to be heading out the door as we do see some hotter temperatures building back in now this morning. it's deep marine layer. one more day of it. that's going to keep our inland areas relatively on the cool side, not much of a view right here from berkeley as that is a very good spring. they are sitting right over head resulting in some drizzly to misty skies to maybe turn on the windshield wiper a time or 2 as you're venturing out this morning. high pressure ridge sitting just to our east is going to continue to strengthen its grip on the west coast. this is going to cut off that sea breeze that has been very noticeable. you notice that strong wind last night. we actually do still have a wind advisory along the altamonte pass at 5.80 this morning to note as you are making your commute

our country was born july 4, three of our founding fathers died on july 4, thomas jefferson, john adam, james fathers. each of the three served as president. each of them died on july 4. the symmetry is innes cable, they lift the earth on america's birthday, it could be fate a way of reminding us, what is born can die, those who believe that democracy has a shelf life. there are those who resented the power strength and ideals of the country, i see it differently, men and women do die, but the good news for america, is we're not a nation of men and women, we're a nation of laws. and laws are derived from the truth. and the truth need not ever day, we 245 years old today. that is 3 times the life expectancy of an american born today. but there snow life expectancy -- there no life expectancy on the truth or freedom there is no life expectancy on creator of the truth. we can and will survive and flourish as a country and celebrate birthdays, so long as we hold these truths to be self evident. all men and women are endowed by their create or with certain unable inable rights, we'll celebrate bir

john. good morning, james. yeah, really nice day ahead of us today. >> we're going to keep some of the stuff around that. we've gotten used to the past couple of days. that included what you saw yesterday for the 4th of july. a little bit of low cloud cover last night as those fireworks began to go off for many of you watching right now i have been up for those because it sounds like you're about to be heading into work this morning and which case you're going to be doing so with a little bit of that low cloud cover and fog sticking around something that you are going to have to contend with, especially closer to the coastline and up in the hills of the east bay behind me. we've got quite tower lit up in red, white and blue transitioning between the colors for the day after the 4th looking outside of your berkeley hills view a little less on the clear side, currently you can see right now that there is in the best of his ability at those berkeley hills levels. but fog at the surface isn't as much of an issue. i

john. hey, good morning. james. it's starting to clear up for some of us. us still under the grey. such is the case in san francisco right now. little bit of that low gray shrouding the very top of the transamerica pyramid this morning. skies this afternoon are going to be a whole lot clear as you'd expect this morning. great is just pretty standard for this time of year. san jose, you actually started the day with a decent amount of cloud cover seeing less and less of that at the moment. pretty easy to spot where that cloud cover still hanging out right across the bay this morning we had some coastal drizzle earlier. that is pretty much cleared out by this point. look at all that activity in the southern edge of the state, though this is no moisture. that's resurging as high pressure builds back in resulting in showers and thunderstorms from la san diego on into the eastern deserts. this is going to start to shift northward losing a little bit of its potential for rainfall as it does so. but the potential of dry lightning. certainly a possibility into toni

james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the biden administration sounded the alarm today about a surge of covid cases in some states, and the direct connection with low vaccination rates. the centers for disease control reported about 33,000 new covid cases in the u.s. yesterday. that is a rise in new cases of about 70%, compared with a week ago. by 36%, and the average death toll of the past week has climbed to 211 people a day. during a briefing today, c.d.c. director dr. rochelle walensky and other top officials outlined the danger. >> this is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated. we are seeing outbreaks of cases in parts of the country that have low vaccination coverage, because unvaccinated people are at risk. >> woodruff: one of the reasons for stubbornl

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james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the death toll rose to 22 in the collapse of that condominium tower in surfside, florida. the number of missing dropped from 145 to 126 as some turned up safe, and officials removed duplicate names. crews kept working today, after recovering two more victims overnight. the mayor said one was the seven-year-old daughter of a miami firefighter, a discovery that hit all of them hard. >> last night, was uniquely different. it was truly different, and more difficult for our first responders. these men and women are paying an enormous human toll each and every day, and i ask that all of you please keep all of them in your thoughts and prayers. >> woodruff: as the work continued, officials also kept an eye on "elsa," the first atla

james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation fo public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: theiden white house is keeping up the pressure tonight for more americans to get vaccinated against covid-19. infections have been surging in parts of the country-- mainly in states with low vaccination rates. but, the presint's press secretary, jen psaki, pointed today to potentially encouraging numbers from this week. >> the five states with the highest case rates-- arkansas, florida, louisiana, missouri and nevada-- had a higher rate of people getting newly vaccinated, compared to the national average. that is a good sign. >> woodruff: despite those numbers, an associated press poll out today found that most of the unvaccinated say they won't get the shot. a federal appeals court has ruled against putting a stop on most r

james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: this was a day of sobering and surprising news about how covid-19 is again accelerating in the u.s. and around the world. the world health organization said that infections are up 80% globally just in the past month, overwhelming health systems in many countries. on the continent of africa, deaths are up 80%. back in the u.s., the centers for disease control made public a pivotal study explaining how fully-vaccinated people can spread the delta variant. the study raises serious questions about how businesses and schools should operate as they reopen. amna nawaz has the details. >> nawaz: judy, the c.d.c. examined a covid outbreak in provincetown, massachusetts around fourth of jy weekend. within weeks, that outbreak spread

james. ♪ >> the john s and james l knight foundation fostering informed and engaged communities. ♪ >> ande ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> i'm stephanie sy at newshour west. we will return to the full show after the latest headlines. the biden administration now considering adding covid-19 booster shots for people over 65according to the new york times. health officials are also looking at a third shot for the immunocompromised if they got the pfizer or moderna vaccines. it comes as research continues into how long vaccines remain effeive. the white house is keeping up the pressure for more americans to get vaccinated. infections have surged in parts of the country, mainly states with low vaccination rates. the president's press secretary pointed today to potentially encouraging numbers from this week. >> the five states with the highest case rates, arkansas, florida, missouri, nevada, had people gett

was it gary coleman, john quincy adams, james madison, jimmy carter or danny devito? madison was a tiny, tiny boy. he was like 5-foot three and 100 pounds or something. kennedy: he was 5-foot four and you are correct. now time for contestants to t track their luck. double or nothing. double your points get a whole lot of nothing. here you go. >> i can double my.on the barometric g petrick the day jfk got shot. this is exciting. [laughter] kennedy: george washington was elected president with one 100% of the popular vote. he was elected with a 0%second-highest percentage? thomas jefferson, james monroe, ronald reagan or joe biden? would you like to press your luck? >> i would and it's ronald reagan. kennedy: you are at zero now. it was james monroe. 80.61%. [laughter] >> ridiculous. kennedy: jessica. >> the first time you answered with something other than zero. kennedy: which presidents face is on but 2-dollar bill? thomas jefferson, john adams, franklin roosevelt or martin ben brown what you like to put tried your look before your answer? >> no. kennedy: you don't wa

john. yeah. that's the way it's looking. james, today we are still going to stay mild. but the warmth is just around the corner now temperatures tomorrow for inland. valleys will rise well into the 90's. >> like the even a couple of triple digits. and after that getting even hotter into the weekend just around the corner. so long gone will be the days of those 80's inland that we've enjoyed too much. one more day of it today. those come out there and get and just enjoy it. looking out there right now at half moon bay. this is a spot that's not going to change a whole lot these next few days who coastal air will remain at the coast as well as for bayside cities, keeping temperatures in these areas. moderated we have a deep marine layer this morning. that's resulting in some drizzly spots. i know i turned on my windshield wiper this morning. good chance you will as well. visibility is fine for most areas, though we will see another push of cool onshore winds today. but notice how much lighter and officially is today. the existing marine layer is going to help to keep us c

this ring had a good morning john and james and darya. it's the >> that would be jane today. we've got a lot of sunshine for today. those temperatures will be maintaining a decent level. that means sub 90 today. we're taking a little bit of a break. a little warm up is expected tomorrow but will be kind of been range so nothing too crazy and we've been talking a lot about pg. any and all that sort of thing about the fires and everything. we don't see offshore winds happening that use the alarm bell for problems there. so that's the good news. but the only thing we're looking out for is the monsoon getting and next week that may be problematic. and i said maybe maybe now here's what our sunshine is going. look at this opening it up from the fog. a little bit of hazy sunshine is what we have 71 for antioch. we've got a lot of 60's off to the east bay near 60 along the east bay shoreline. 54 santa rosa 55 for half moon bay speaking of those winds. we do have a little bit of a breeze there pretty much single digits. although getting off to the delta. there's a bit of clip happeni

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john. good morning, james. and we are going to be seeing some sunshine later on today. most of us this morning are back to that great much as we saw yesterday a viewer watching fireworks in san francisco. you saw the color shooting up into that lower marine layer and then kind of that blurry view. that's what you've got right now. your center tower cam except you can't see anything except for some do we spots there on the lens of this camera because that dense marine layer is resulting in some misty to even drizzly conditions and pockets of the bay area. as for fog cast, visibility is being affected all the way inland this morning. pockets of lower visibility to watch out for. as you do eventually venture out onto roadways. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's dublin in pittsburgh each at 57 hayward and fremont at 59 oakland and san jose. a couple of low 60's for you. erica is in traffic center this morning with a look at what's been pretty empty road so far. >> here at about bad. no major traffic collisions us so far this morning. >> but if you're taking state r

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agree with tomi transparent but trying to follow the money, chinese money is what drove lebron james and johnnese want, so to me sellout because he is trying to extend 15 minutes of fame i won't watch any more of his movies any longer. jeanine: i want to move on from that to good friend hunter biden. now hunter biden is now going to be selling his -- his artwork, if you can call it that -- i guess this summer, and source familiar with sales arrangement says that new york dpalry owner showing hunter biden's paintings will have act to reject offers but saying that neither hunter biden nor white house or president biden will have none of then will have any idea who is buying the painting, that according to white house official anybody buyer identity will be kept secret by gallery owner tomi do you think that will be the case, that the new york gallery owner will not tell hunter who comaif him a half million dollars for artwork so-called? >> yeah come on i think we know that is not the truth, but even to me judge this man is not hiding in a hole, i mean, after text messages the laptop all things

i have been called jason, john, jimmy, joe. >> james. >> justin. we want to get that right.let's talk about the money raised. how much is expected this year? >> right. you know we are hoping, you know everybody is very excited to get back out and -- at live events and what not. re hoping that 1920's boom. that coronavirus post pandemic boom and really targeting a half million dollars to raise here and directorate back in to the community. this is the 49ers foundation's 30th anniversary and we have raised over $50 million. right back in to the under served communities. we are opening the stadium. with rereturning fans. be surrounded by players, coaches and more. 49ers like jerry rice. you can log onto 49ers.com/kick and you can find out all the information you need to get your tickets, company's tickets. discounts. early bird specials that we will run. players for a purpose. >> such a good cause. all you had to say was jerry rice. get people there. i like to refer to him as a champion on the field and in the community. he will be there smiling taking pictures and signing auto

but that money was what drove le bron james and john cena.ne: hunter biden is going to be selling his artwork if you can call it that. i guess this summer. a source familiar with the sales arrangement says the new york gallery owner who is showing hbg hunter biden's painting will have the ability to reject offers. but he says neither hunter biden nor the white house, nobody will have any idea who is buying the paintings. do you think that will be the case, that the new york gallery owner will not tell hunter who gave him the half million dollars for his artwork so-called? >> i think we know that's not the truth. but what is amazing to me is that this guy is not hiding in a hole somewhere. after the laptop, the fact that he's so brazen going out there and selling his artwork. it goes to show the democrats are lameless. they don't care what the appearance of this is. they don't care at all. now he's selling so-called paintings. this guy really, i have got to give him credit for his hustle, but it's disgraceful. judge jeanine: leo, what do you t

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james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life, well-planned. >> our u.s.-based customer service team ion hand to help. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: new covid-19 infections in the u.s. are still building, up 200% in two weeks. and, federal health officials said today the delta variant accounts for 83% of those cases. white house press secretary jen psaki confirmed a vaccinated staffer there is now infected, and that other vaccinated aides previously tested positive. >> we know that there will be breakthrough cases, but as this instance shows, cases in vaccinated individuals are typically mild, the white house is prepared for breakthrough cases with regular testing. this is another reminder of the efficacy of covid-19 vaccines against severe illness and hospitalization. >> woodruff: a vaccinated aide to n

james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life, well-planned. our u.s.-based customer service team is on hand to help. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the battle for ballot access dominates the headlines tonight. president biden has condemned republicans in charge of state governments that are imposing restrictions. it was that sort of bill that prompted democratic lawmakers to walk out of the texas legislature on monday. after traveling to washington, they pushed today for voting protections. we'll explore all of this, after the news summary. the white house is also watching inflation, including today's report that consumer prices spiked in june. the gain from may was nearly a full percentage point. year to year, prices rose nearly 5.5%; the most in 13 years. the federal reserve and the white house say th

chinese money is what drove le bron james and john cena to say whatever they wanted.his movies any longer. judge jeanine: i want to move on from that to our good friend hunter biden. he's going to be selling his artwork if you can calm it that, i guess this summer. a source familiar with the sales arrangement says the new york gallery owner hoeing hunter biden's paintings will have the ability to reject offers. but he's saying neither hunter biden nor the white house nor be biden will have any idea who is buying the painting. and any buyer's identity will be kept secret. do you think that will be the case that the gallery owner won't tell hunter who gave him the half million for his artwork? >> i think we know that's not the truth. but this man is not hiding in a hole somewhere after the text messages and after the laptop. after all the things we have seen of hunter biden. the fact that he is not hiding in a hole. the fact that he's so brazen going out there selling his artwork. they are shameless. they don't care what the appearance of this is. they don't care at all

. >> that john s. and james l.night foundation. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ >> thiprogram was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. >> i am vanessa williams at newshour west in for stephanie sy. we will return to judy woodruff after the latest headlines. the death toll has risen to 36 in the collapse of a condominium tower in surfside, florida. search teams recovered eight more bodies at the rubble pile earlier today, but 109 people are still missing. this was day 13 of the digging operation but with no new signs of life, officials said relatives of the missing are bracing for the worst. >> for the family members who are excruciatingly waiting for information, they know what is happening. they understand that the news of their loved ones may be tragic loss. vanessa: the search teams paused their work for two hours early today due to lightning and high winds along the fringe of el

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[laughter] john quincy adams, james mattis, jimmy carter or danny devito?e -- 48 you are correct. now is time for our contestants to prez your luck. it is double or nothing party can double your points or get a whole lot of nothing, here you go. >> i can double my points on the barometric pressure on the day jfk got shot this is exciting. [laughter] 's before george washington was elected president with one 100% of the popular vote. who was elected with the second highest percentage? thomas jefferson, james monroe, ronald reagan or joe biden would you like to prez your luck? >> i actually would edit see ronald reagan. so far jimmy you are zero now it was james monroe 80.61% of the population. [laughter] this is ridiculous. [laughter] kennedy: jessica x is a first time you answer was something other than zero. kennedy: jessica which presidents faces on the 2-dollar bill? is it thomas jefferson, john adams, franklin delano rose or van buren question work which elect to prez your luck before you answer? >> no. kennedy: you do not want to prez your luck? >> i r

. ♪ >> the john s and james l knight foundation. more at kf.org.nd with ongoing support from these institutions. ♪ >> this program was made possible i the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> the u.s. centers for disease control today undid earlier advice and reimposed stricter mask wearing guidelines around the country. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky said people who are fully vaccinated should resume wearing masks indoors in regions where coronavirus infections and transmission are high. she also recommended that everyone in k-12 schools wear a mask, whatever their vaccination status. and late today, the white house confirmed that president biden will announce on thursday that all federal workers and contractors must be vaccinated agnst covid. those who refuse could face regular testing and other requirements. dr. anthony fauci is director of the u.s. nional institute of allergy and infectious diseases and the chief medical advisor to the president. >> dr. fauci, than

john off today. erica, good morning. going to double duty for us both on the weather and the traffic for a good morning. yeah, good morning. james are right about that rain. and john, both off today. so i'll handling both. but temperatures today and some places inland. we'll actually see numbers. >> up about 15 degrees forces. what we saw yesterday for daytime high temperatures. >> along the coast so you won't see too much of a change. >> maybe temperatures will just be a few degrees higher versus yesterday. but yes, there it is. fog. and we're also seeing some patchy drizzle and some places. however, it should burn off by mid afternoon. as for temperatures right now, we're at 58 in hayward to 55 in dublin, 59 in pittsburgh petaluma currently 48 degrees. and in nevado 50 right now, we do have an excessive heat watch that will be in effect tomorrow through monday because of those high temperatures dry conditions as well. so you can see the pink there up in the marine county as well as out in concord and livermore, all that pink that you see there, not just here in the bay area. but also a lot of california will see temperatures i

telephone control focused on well, 1st of all, you have to understand that to border cross james richard, the john munchkin. bob crouching weighs a dollar bond, never taken no gun. next. the 50 of would come up. it's a major logistic lifeline. how does the valve on cross that board and board directions every day? and then you've got the door come water, which is not very far from and which was the important thing to understand that shame that dollar bond have occupied been vol. dog. and according to the board, dab now consolidated deposition all along that district drug screen ball duct. it gives them the key to entry into a ton of gotcha. there's also creating a minute carrion crisis because many people who keep medical attention and run on cross the border to come to budget on. but then the next few days will be to eat holidays. many family members will be trying to re night with their loved ones across the board. oh, sure indeed, a complicated situation, but even more complicated because of the fact that the national army may be planning an offense against the dollar bond gains and spin ball do

john. hey, good morning. jamesand with some sunshine this time around, really nice. look outside this morning all across the bay area. >> just a couple of spots. a low cloud cover in there. but overall market there is a lot there that has been sensor tower view looks nice. we can see out in the distance. there's a little bit of low cloud cover out towards marine county, golden gate bridge is actually sitting under a little bit of that great as well. fog cast shows the spots of fog near the coastline visibility has not been an issue this morning. so that's been a nice note for those of you that have already stepped outside 50's and 60's for current temps san jose alameda oakland each at 62 o conquered at 66 dublin and livermore each right now at 65 temperatures rising under what are some actually pretty clear skies for a lot of us. a look at our bridges this morning. it's been a pretty light one for most of us, they did turn the media metering lights on temporarily at the bay bridge. there was an incident westbound

thanks for joining us on a monday gang's all here vacations are over john and and they're back in morning. i'm deiah false and i'm jamesere gone for the perfect amount of time he waved. yes, some of those triple digit heat. >> that, john, you're saying this week actually looks a lot better than it did last week. yeah. we came back just in is is actually shaping up to be a much nicer forecast ahead of us. i know so many of us inland did see those 90's in triple digits over the weekend. short lived, at least as today. you're going to notice a big difference in the way temperatures are feeling inland falling from the triple digits in some cases to just the 80's looking outside this morning. we definitely have some of that low gray that often comes along this time of year low gray will

inspired by a newspaper story, nowhere special centres on james norton'sjohn, a window cleaner single—handedly raising his young son, michael. johnerfect family to care for his child after he's gone, but that's proving to be an impossible task, not least because john to protect michael from the reality of his situation for as long as possible. i don't want him to understand death. not yet. while the set—up may sound mawkishly sentimental, pasolini keeps things nicely underplayed, relying on the on—screen chemistry between norton and young daniel lamont to tell the story with little dramatic padding. as the pair plod from house to house interviewing possible adoptive parents, their reactions are as eloquent as they are sometimes silent and look frequently saying much more than words could. ace cinematographer marius panduru keeps things deceptively simple, his eye for detail finding the magical in the everyday and showing that this very personal tale has universal appeal. bye, son. nowhere special is in cinemas now. from northern ireland to france for the bizarre horror—comedy hybrid deerskin, a very strange but delightfully unhin

james and st. john's parish myself. i am just, you know, fyi, when i trace my family history, i can trace it back to louisiana to some of the original cajuns that went to canada and so i have my interest in what happens in louisiana is more than as an activist, but also having family there in the island and the parish. >> yeah, that's-- we're having a family reunion in december, should come. >> we might be cousins. but anyway, i would love to i think what we have to do we have to find solutions as the previous question that was asked, there is no one size fit all solution to this problem. however, i think that what the intended statement was, this is my opinion not an official statement, is that we should do no harm in communities that have already been harmed. >> thank you, i appreciate that. there was another issue that we've kind of been trying to work through on the committee a bit and it has to do with carbon capture, so capturing or pulling greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere. in a recent report by the biden wh