>> hannah: i fell over.el and i did not read it. >> stephen: were you ice skating? >> hannah: i was briefly. no, i was out for a stroll, and it was on an island that you could walk to, which, i know, doing my head to end. >> stephen: that is not an island. >> hannah: with low tide you can walk there. so i walked, fell, broke my foot off. not break, like the bones were detached. separation of church and state. >> stephen: wow. >> hannah: and i was just watching the tide rise. >> stephen: where you by yourself? >> hannah: no, i had a friend who ran away, i think to save yourself. >> stephen: really, at a total loss. >> hannah: and what i discovered was that i thought i could army crawl and i thought, no, this is it. the will to live is not strong in me is what i discovered. >> stephen: so who saved you? >> hannah: a man and a truck came and made splint out of a spirit level. you know those things that cabins use, so it was not straight at all. and some straps, and then he gave me a sleeve of tylenol here, and

>> hannah: i try to.ember. >> kelly: it is shorter. >> hannah: ours is then. >> kelly: glad i'm american right now. [laughter] >> hannah: a window of sun. >> kelly: that is amazing. did not think about that. that is fun. did you do family trips? >> hannah: we did. my mom is an opera singer, was before she retired. we would go on her opera to -- with her. incredible. the first knowledge ahead of america was austin, new orleans, san antonio. >> kelly: your first interest in america was texas, that's awesome. very different. >> hannah: because she was singing, the metropolitan opera house in new york, that was my first little thing of -- being a singer. i remember being like, so magic. >> kelly: been there. >> hannah: the new york orchestra -- >> kelly: never been there. >> hannah: like it was normal. >> kelly: that's amazing. is that when you figured out "i want to be a singer as well?" >> hannah: people ask me, and i was like "i don't remember wanting to do anything else." when i heard people had grown up

hannah: it is so busy.r lifespans and a low birthrate means japan has the highest percentage of over 65-year-olds anywhere in the world. >> japanese elderly, they are really active. sometimes they are more youthful than the younger generations. hannah: he has a theory that the secret of long life is all about purpose. and of course, the japanese have a word for it. ikigai. >> it is something big like an ultimate goal in your life, or it could be something small like taking a dog for a walk. in my case my ikigai is going for a run in the morning. i was look for butterflies. it is always such a pleasure to do, to observe their behaviors. hannah: when you saw butterflies, your face lit up. >> butterflies do not live long so encountering one is a miracle. hannah: normally when people describe purpose especially in the west, your purpose is your career. for your big ambition. -- or your big ambition. but butterflies are great, but quite a lot smaller. >> that is actually the genius of the japanese concept of iki

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it's hannah. >> oh, hannah, i got you covered, honey. >> david: the driver and hannah were talking throughy camera that she was watching from work. >> all right, thank you so much. hide it, if you can, it's a present for jason. >> david: that u.p.s. driver agreeing to hide the gift. hannah's fiance jason, though, came to the door. and listen to what the u.p.s. driver said. >> yeah, i don't have a delivery, i got the wrong house. >> oh, okay. you're good. >> you got it, man. >> david: he said he was at the wrong house. the secret was safe. >> i owe you one, rick. god, i love you. >> david: and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: hannah sending us a photo of that present, now ready for jason's birthday, which is tomorrow. >> kindness goes a long way, and it's free to be kind to somebody. >> hey, david. >> david: and rick, the driver, on the lake today with his daughter danielle. >> illegal to drive and soon it illegal to watch. making it possible to send sideshow spectators to jail. >> earning more money while serving jury duty. it's about finances and fairness. >> dig deep and you

hannah: that is a very good question. i think a lot of this comes from the fact this was someone who always thought he was the smartest person in the room. this is someone who excelled in every aspect of his life. this was someone given huge amounts of responsibility early on, but also someone very young, very inexperienced. i do not think that is necessarily an excuse for what happened. there are still people who have questions about where their money is, whether they are going to recover their life savings. i was thinking about that the whole time reporting on the story. there are still victims out there with questions. matt: great work. cannot wait to hear the rest of your podcast. hannah is the host of "spellcaster" and you can check it out anywhere you get your podcasts. i found mine by typing podcast into apple phone. if you subscribe to certain things, you get early access and maybe special bonuses. possibly a t-shirt. coming up, the ceo of abaxx technologies joins us to discuss its debut as the first company liste

host: were talking with hannah knowles in the washington po.p has been winning most of the republican nomination holes. what is the additnal indictment due to his numbers? guest: that is a great question. and we think he may get a short-term bump from it. we thought after he was indicted in a case in new york earlier this year, it only strengthen his sition in the and he was the clear front runner. but at the sameime, i think a lot of republicans think at a certain point this is got to be a hindrance to your ability -- and to the arguments that desantis and others have said that we need a republican that can in. yocan win states like georgia that trump lost the first time around. these kinds of cases do nodo anything with those moderate voters that he eventually will be competing for. host: if you're joining us fr north carolina where donald trump will speak tomorrow and what do we expecesther mark guest: ihink -- what do we expect? guest: i think we should expect him to be like how he was in any other case he has been accused . he will spk in

hannah. not really, but whatever. so she went to a sleepover program that was affiliated with her and there was a neighboring town that did a similar sleepover program a couple weeks prior. and there were rumors within her parents in the area that the girls had ended up in bunks with adult biological male counselors overnight. and the parents, hannah's parents and other parents in, that school system were concerned. they said went to the principal and said, we want to make sure that we're all on the same page. there's not going to be any men in our kids. right. our little our little girls and the sent her a letter, her an email back, quoting the the code i have written the code here. i'm not going to read it out loud to you. it legal jargon. it's like the you when you go to the doctor and they say sign here, you're like, okay, i don't understand anything. i'm saying, but i hope it's all right. and she trusted that the principal understood that they were on the same page because she made very clear she did not want her

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hannah gutierrez-reed still has the manslaughter charges.cution has so mishandled the case and the case is so weak that they have now chosen to resort to character assassination to taint the jury pool. and also saying they reserve the right to bring charges back against alec baldwin. and there say hearing on august 8th. so, we would expect that announcement would be made around that time if not before. >> do you have any indication what those charges might look like, if they go forward and recharge alec baldwin for something? >> good question. so back in april when the prosecution came out and they said they had decided to temporarily dismiss the criminal charges against alec baldwin, they cited new evidence that they had obtained that had to do with the gun, the long colt .45 that somehow fired off a live round. the question is how did a live round get to the set in the first place. we know that potentially hannah gutierrez-reed might have been hung over, potentially smoking marijuana. but how did that live round get to the set. they have s

former olympic swimmer hannah miley there.l the latest sport news on our website and also using the bbc sport app but from me and the team at the bbc sport centre, we will see you soon, goodbye. hello, there. ourfine, dry run of weather continued on monday. plenty of sunshine out west, bit more cloud in the east, and that created some cooler air that then flowed across the uk, hence the lower temperatures that we had — for example, london going from 23 on sunday to 18 for a high on monday. the highest temperatures out west, 24 celsius, warm in the sunshine. we'll see some changes in the weather picture, though, over the next few days, and it's all down to storm oscar that's bringing torrential rain to madeira. some strong gusts of wind there, as well. oscar itself doesn't actually make it to the uk — it stays to the southwest — but it will be transporting some much warmer air our way. humidity levels rising, as will the temperatures through the weekend, mid—to—high 20s. but it won't be dry everywhere, there will be some fairly

now, hannah gutierrez-reed, who is going to be facing this trial in this new filing from friday, i am bit of what the special prosecutors have written here. they say witnesses in the current case will testify that defendant gutierrez was drinking heavily and smoking marijuana in the evenings during the shooting of "rust." it is likely that defendant gutierrez was hung over when she inserted a live bullet into a gun she knew was going to be used at some point by an actor while filming a scene with other actors and crew members. what's significant is that along the way for the last two years, almost two years, when we have been trying to figure out how did a live bullet get on the set, there was never supposed to be live bullets, it was supposed to be dummy rounds, and there have been all these questions about the chain of command because the assistant director and hannah gutierrez-reed have both maintained that they did not load the gun and they did not hand the gun to alec baldwin. so these are things that, hopefully, will be become clearer when this goes to trial. i reached out to al

it's hannah. >> oh, hannah, i got you covered. >> thank you so much.sick unexpectedly. while rick and hannah strategize strategized, jason opened the door. >> sorry, i don't have a delivery. i got the wrong house. >> okay. >> i owe you one, rick. i love you. >> what if i put -- i'll put it inside the gate over there, just under the gate. >> thank you. >> you got it. >> look at rick go. hannah said thanks to rick's quick thinking, jason was none the wiser. wow, another day on the job for the men and women in brown. >>> our final low goes to the biblical scenes in northern nevada this week, brought on by an invasion of crickets. >> oh, sweet baby lord jesus. i'm a prisoner in my own home. >> oh, my gosh, the snap, crackle, pop that you hear right there, those are mormon crickets, caddydids. they've taken over nevada, destroying crops and leaving a foul smell in their wake. the flightless insects made driving treacherous, with roads getting slick once cars squashed the bugs. residents have been trying to battle the insects from brooms to power washes. som

her name is hannah. >> hi, hannah. >> hi! >> she's been crying the whole time hold on.every song and crying while she's cr singing. what does singing. what does this mean to you, hannah [ speaking non-english ] >> we don't need translation we totally understand. oh, the best, the best. >> we're super happy i'm like this right now. you know that i cry for everything>> well, hannah, get like in a moment, i'm just going to start. >> well, hannah, get ready because there is a concert here for you and everybody else karol g. will be live. but first, this is "today" on nbc. "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> all right let's go we are back. if you have not noticed, this crowd is so ready for karol g. >> the number one latin female pop star in the world. let's take a look at her many accomplishments. ♪♪ ♪ >> karol g. is a multiplatinum singer-song writer and two-time latin grammy winner, dominating the globe with 18 billion youtube views. ♪ including with nikki >> a hit collaboration, including with nikki minaj and shakira. karol g. charted her story earlier this y

hannah was in there, she is frankly a rock star on our team.deral courthouse in washington, she has that place wired, and so i knew that she was going to devise a system that was just not going to be, that would not fill us. so, that is really, you know, you have to trust the team you build, and frankly, having these guys -- from the high school where he went to, so i knew he had built a good team himself. >> well it sure looks like it. it worked. it worked against all ards, and we have a picture of hanna with the highschoolers who made this happen, and helped us break the first, break the news, and i hope you guys -- this was a great lesson for you and how news organizations operate, and thank you so much for all your help. it is great to talk to both of you lucas's, and, hannah and evan. thank you so much for explaining that all to us. great to see you guys. >> thank you so much. >> okay, tomorrow, on cnn this morning, an arizona mom who was targeted with a terrifying ar kidnapping call about her daughter's going to join live to share her sto

hannah miller reporting there. new family after he befriended his donor's relatives. stephen henstridge underwent two failed operations, and had only weeks to live before eventually matching with a 54—year—old woman called michele. 0ur reporter christopher mace has the story. stephen is able to live a relatively normal life, three and a half years on from the surgery that saved him. at the time he wasn't told anything about his donor michelle. but then a year ago, the hospital that handled the transplant gave him the chance to write to her family. stephen penned a letter to michelle's mother linda, and a bond has grown ever since. he's just the surrogate son i never had. it's been a wonderful experience. i'm just so glad. it makes me so proud of your family and my family. absolutely. to give your family some joy from the tragedy that happened to you when you lost your beautiful daughter, michelle. we're all like—minded people. michelle would have wanted this. this's what she wanted. the two families have gelled. wh

that is mike hannah for us and washington d. c. got some breaking news now that is just coming in the better as president's office is russian miss and relate to promotion has agreed to stop the movement of wagner sizes around russia. he says, progression has agreed to de escalate. the situation of billers says and agreements that would guarantee the safety of logan to find his is now on the table and the others as is it's laid out location, co acting in agreement with president person, spoke to wagner, chief precaution to try and i guess the escalate this situation where we're going to go to daniel hawkins who is in moscow now and then you, can you tell us more about these latest developments as well as, as you say is breaking news that's coming just to over the last couple of minutes. uh, we understand the president foods in the health folks where he's better off and counts about president like i said, cause what is believe is over several other seal. yes. states. it's clear that in one of those conversations uh there was an agree

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i'm hannah brandt. >> back here in the bay area, time to take a look at our weather app and that live shot of sfo would be pretty typical for this time of year. there's fog. >> it's sure. looks like the mountains are get the fog creeping over it and large this year with us. now you have your eye on the tropics. >> yeah, in the tropics. now we've got brett that continues to spin around and threatening as it gets toward the caribbean. and here we go. we're getting in the tropical season early this year is we've got this storm system just finally putting itself together. you can see the organized thunderstorms start to wrap themselves around each other now and circulate somewhat. that's a sign of the storm strengthening. here's the very latest on bread. you can see sustained winds now of 65 miles an hour. so a strong tropical storm right now. the very latest forecast. you can see lesser antilles. here we go as it gets a little bit closer now martinique in the port st. as it gets a little bit closer there by a thursday, expected to move right between those areas likely as a strong tropica

his wife is hannah stone, the renowned welsh harpist.he royal harpist for prince charles which was of course something that queen victoria had in this position was held for four years. so i had seen hannah play and i invited her on my christmas programme and that is when we met. i guess it was love at first accompaniment. is it very special accompanying with her? i have sang with harps since i was a young lad so it was magnificent have two musicians in the house and i am always intrigued by how these harpists can play that instrument of 47 strings and seven pedals. it is dedication, hard work and the hard work that she sees does translate into me wanting to work harder as well. it was his beloved wales that sent bryn onto the path of global success. in 1989 he won the song prize in the bbc cardiff singer of the world contest. but i was really nervous in that competition and within the days of competing, as well, i was doing an opera as a student in the guildhall school of music and drama so it was may be an insight into how career would

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i'm hannah brandt. >> today former president trump is criticizing special counsel jack smith after anecording was released where the former president admits to holding top secret documents after having left office. >> president i couldn't eat this. cnn released the recordings last night comes from an interview the former president did 2 years ago at his bedminster, new jersey resort. they could undercut his claims that he had declassified the documents before leaving office today on his social media outlet. truth social, mister trump targeted the special counsel jack smith. call them deranged and pleaded for somebody to explain his position to the special counsel. the former president has pleaded not guilty to 37 counts in connection to his handling of classified documents that were being stored at his mar-a-lago resort. >> let's take a live look outside the transamerica pyramid on this of foggy cloudy tuesday night. >> yeah, it's been dreary, especially at the coast, takes a while to burn off. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to explain how that could be changing a bit. ye

biden administration says it has no plans to go forward with a ban as our washington correspondent hannahndt explains, they find themselves on the same side of a controversial environmental issues. >> the fight over gas stoves has reached a boiling point in the house. joe biden and his administration have been waging war on american energy. now they are targeting gastos congresswoman elise stefanik touted republican efforts to pass 2 bills on this issue. want to prohibit using federal funds to ban gas stoves and another to stop the energy department from implementing a proposed rule to improve the energy efficiency of kitchen appliances. congressman steve scalise claims that would essentially ban existing gastos and raise prices sick and tired. >> of having to pay the cost for the extremist ideas of these control freaks. working in these agencies. but congresswoman mary scanlon insist those potential standards would only impact new stopes benefiting consumer health in the long term, fear-mongering attempts to prevent the enactment of standards to make gas stoves more safe and efficient. d

. >> washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has details. >> lawmakers want whole milk back onn school cafeterias. it's really straightforward way to ensure that kids are getting access to nutritious healthy and delicious milk in schools. right now, schools can only serve low fat or fat free milk, but a bipartisan bill led by republican glenn thompson would bring home milk back. we've really ruined entire generation of milk drinkers. we really cheated them out of access to the most nutritional. nutritional beverage. congresswoman abigail spanberger says it's about expanding options are not mandating you kids have to drink whole were simply removing the prohibition. whole milk was originally taken out of schools because of concerns about higher fat content for a lot of children. this most nutritious meal >> that they have during the day. and if they are allowed to have nutritious meals, it can have long-term. >> health effects congressman bobby scott says studies show whole milk isn't the healthiest option. and he argues this should be up to nutritional experts. we should not be

i'm hannah brandt. >> a bill moving through the state legislature would increase pay for jury duty frome low pay creates economic hardship for low income residents under a pilot program in san francisco. the city found a 3rd of residents said that serving on jury duty pose and economic hardship for them and they were excused from serving. well, when pay was increased to $100 a day, more people were able to serve, which created a more diverse jury pool. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 6. what you pay at the pump may come with some new protections soon how the state is working to try to stop gas price gouging. plus, millions of americans are bracing for another week of scorching temperatures and extreme weather. the texas power grid is holding up right now and we'll have the latest california budget. it's now on governor gavin newsom's desk or take a look at what it or take a look at what it includes when we come back. cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered securi

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has details. >> the white house is right now. more than 8 million americans lack access to high-speed internet, but they hope to change that within the next decade. >> we're going to be able to connect every person in america. 2 reliable high-speed internet by 2030. the biden administration is unveiling a plan to spend 42 billion dollars on expanding broadband internet is the biggest investment high student ever. the money comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law that congress passed 2 years ago. now the department of commerce is distributing the money among states and territories based on need. it is time to close the digital divide states will have until the end of this year to submit proposals for the funding. >> then companies will get grants to start building the infrastructure. we think we're going to create over 100,000 jobs just doing the work of connecting every american beyond that. commerce secretary gina raimondo says it will benefit the whole economy now in this economy, every job is a digital job. and the biden

i'm hannah brandt. >> thanks the u.s. court is expected to issue the final rulings of its term this week. the cases are controversial from affirmative action to same weddings to whether or not the white house could wipe out student loan debt. kron four's noelle bellow has a closer look at what's on the docket. >> earlier >> this year, those who favor student loan forgiveness demonstrated in front of the supreme court. president biden wants to erase up to $20,000 in student loan debt for millions of americans. and the court will decide if you can move forward with that plan about accessibility to education. it's about making sure we have equitable access to education all across the nation. 6 republican states are challenging biden's proposal a few months ago when the court heard oral arguments on the case, the conservative majority question whether the president has the power to cancel the debts. >> we're talking about half a trillion and 43 million americans. it's illegal. it's unconstitutional. it's wrong for working fam

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hannah: people see a lot of promise in blockchain at for identity.re is a start up tools for humanity." they developed world coin, which will be proof of personhood. you can use this blockchain to show you are indeed human. they also scan your eyeballs in order to create this identity. caroline: a lot of mixed concerns about that. i was at an event in new york and saw someone with a helmet on from world coin. hannah: there are concerns about the sensitivity of this biometric data. is it safe, is it being protected? i do think we see some ethical concerns within ai leading over into the intersection between ai and crypto. caroline: for now, both being tied up for -- eyed up. >> i am envious of hannah miller. that is a great beach to have. everyone that was funneling money into that space has just pivoted. we are reporting, with a good guest to talk about this. crystal hain, also a member of crypto base's advisory council. the sec is suing coinbase, alleging security breaches. what does your role in tail? chris: they have announced it is bipartisan, it

hannah, thanks very much. we lost her connection there.lanning here. very few debating the possibility that they will have a debate. you never know. things change. that is the nature of politics. nature of politics for parties to pile up, especially opposing one, on whatever is being done by those in charge. sometimes it's easy pickings when it comes to the border and easier still when it involves the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. doesn't aishah hasnie know it on capitol hill. something got heated today. >> yeah, it was a hearing on secretary mayorkas' joborder. we've been hearing the word impeachment a lot. if you're wondering when republicans will impeach the secretary, we still don't know yet, but today might have been the start. house homeland security republicans launched an investigation into secretary mayorkas and his "dereliction of duty". they he's committed nearly a dozen violations of statutes and court orders. >> to be living under a rock in america, to not recognize the disintegration of sovereignty of peopl

i'm hannah >> it's 9.13. and if you're interested, a couple new movies that are hitting the theaters this weekend. yeah. i mean, the weather's nice what you go see a movie. richards has a preview for us. want to get out of here. >> all the best buy to people in use the leave. >> and present to you. what will likely be the academy award-winning best animated film of 2023. really one of the best movies of the year period. it's spider-man across the spider-verse sequel to the oscar-winning spider-man into the spider-verse from 2018 easily as exciting and inventive in cleverly assembled as the original, something that's equals usually don't do very well. and young miles morales has become more confident in his abilities as new york city's favorite, most famous vigilante as he takes on a new villain, but also brings a whole new world of spite or men and women to join the fight. irish latino spiderman, bollywood, spiderman spider punk. even a pregnant spider woman returning to the franchise as the leads miles. when

good morning, hannah. >> rana, good morning. lawmakers from both sides have a lot of issues with the final package, but many of them decided it was better to pass it, then to risk a default that could devastate the economy. >> the bill is passed just days before the default deadline and the senate passed a debt ceiling deal. very welcome news for our economy and for american families. the package is a compromise negotiated by president biden and speaker mccarthy. it lifts the debt ceiling into 2025 and places caps on spending to get a two-year budget deal that gives us a pat forward with no more chaos on the budget picture is an accomplishment. but lawmakers from both parties had a lot of complaints. many democrats voiced concern about new work requirements for people on food aid and the approval of a controversial gas pipeline. senator tim kaine offered an amendment to strip the pipeline approval but they didn't pass. i think it's frankly outrageous. >> giveaway that is a justified. many republicans argue the package didn't cut

hannah, thank you for joining us. >> yeah, justine. there are a lot of people who are concerned about the impact that this could have on diversity. but there are others who are celebrating this decision as a victory. for fairness. >> the supreme court's decision to end affirmative action in college admissions could have a dramatic impact on higher education, ending racial preferences in college admissions is an outcome that the vast majority of all americans of all races will celebrate. edward blum is the founder of the group that brought these cases to court. and calvin believes he was negatively impacted by affirmative action and things this ruling will make competitive admissions better for everyone. a fair, more inclusive educational landscape with the potential of our nation's youth knows no bounds, but others called the decision a major disappointment, including president biden who says it goes against precedent and progress. i believe our colleges are stronger. >> and there are racially diverse. our nation is stronger. >> civil

hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up. >> and today going to be a warmer one. we're looking at some 80's inland while staying in the 60's for sf in oakland in the 60's for sf in oakland and some - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. >> 10. 43 for your health. a lot of kids are going to be swimming first week of june cpr and aed awareness week because according to american heart association, immediate cpr could double a person's chances of survival if they go into cardiac arrest. so you want to keep to keep the people of all ages save his something happens. cardiologist share some of the steps to save lives. first. call 9-1-1. make sure the scene is safe. check to see if the person's unresponsive not breathing and then perform cpr. you placed one hand over the other center of the chest compressions. i remember

that's mike hannah for us in washington dc. as can, let's recap of the licensed developments for you coming out of russia. right now. a convoy of kind of finances is reported speech hitting north, blooming in 4 months away towards most go early and they seize control of military headquarters in the southern city of rome. stuff on the, on the leader of the wagner missing retreat, keep getting a progression says the soldiers will not turn themselves and president vladimir putin has described the rebellion as a stab in the back. he's bound to punish the musing these leaders will dimitri mid with the co, now takes a closer look at the wagner group, and the man behind it all. you have any pre ghost rose to power and rush up from humble beginnings and st. petersburg, after being jailed for 9 years for robbery and fraud, he became a hot dog salesman. and then the man known as putin's ships, his catering company hosted events for foreign leaders as well as president vladimir putin, his private birth date parties. it wasn't until 2022,

congress passed a debt ceiling deal narrowly avoiding the i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up. >> and today we're going to be looking at temperatures a little on the warmer side of pleasant day for san francisco and oakland getting warmer for san jose close to 80 degrees today. now, if you're heading further inland this weekend, here's a look at where daytime highs are going to tomorrow. fresno, bakersfield, sacramento, hovering around 90 degrees. so you see the heat is on for th >> 7.13, is the time and we are looking at what's going to be a nice warm weekend. it which is good for the first weekend in june. it really is because a lot of people on about plans james graduations. park data-gathering. yeah. i've been invited to none of this week. i don't know why a busy how is the weather going to for all of our events? we got aims that keeping the barbecue and that i also have to do it's for the family and for the we are looking at some weather that is going to be nice for what has ever you are doing this weekend. lots of sunshine out there. and th

our dc correspondent hannah brandt has more. got a majority of votes from both parties in the house last night. but with just days to go until the default deadline, it's not a done deal yet. >> the bill is passed. in a late night vote. the house passed the debt ceiling deal that president biden and speaker mccarthy took months to hammer out. we all made history. >> because this is the biggest cut in savings. this congress has ever voted for. the package is a compromise that lift the debt ceiling into 2025 and puts caps on spending. will most lawmakers had criticisms of the bill. they decided passing. it was better than the alternative of a devastating economic default. democratic leader hakeem jeffries says president biden did the best he could in difficult negotiations in divided government. we, of course, cannot allow the perfect to be the enemy of the good, but some progressive democrats refused to support the bill because of the new work requirements for some americans getting food. congressman cori bush says that's an issue

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and t scheduled to give a speech about it later tonight in washington, i'm hannah brandt. new developments on president biden's student debt relief plan. the senate has blocked the move with new legislation. >> the president that he'll veto the measure, pledging had to keep his plans of canceling up to $20,000 in federal student loans. for 43 million people. the biggest test for biden's plan could still be ahead. the u.s. supreme court is expected to rule on 2 cases involving the debt relief plan later this month. an independent report found the state's projected multibillion-dollar deficit is larger than previously believed newsom's budget had predicted a deficit of 31 and a half billion dollars. but a recent report from the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office says the deficit will likely be closer to 34 billion dollars. they advised the state cut one time spending projects by about 6 billion dollars. the newsom administration acknowledges that report but says they are being financially prudent. >> you don't want to exacerbate the risks that are out there the doing t

i'm hannah brandt. >> it is a 22. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news at how to prevent workplace violence. there's a bill going through the california legislature right now. we'll take a look at what it would take a look at what it would do. ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. sometimes it takes a different approach to see the possibilities all around you. [ laughs ] yeah, what if i catch it first? then what? ♪♪ with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, get support every step of the way to help you stay on track. imagine your future differently with capella university. >> and we're back in a 25 in the east bay. a 57 year-old woman has died now after driving under the influence in fremont. police say she was involved in a single-vehicle crash. that crash happened on friday. may 12th at about 04:28pm on keto road and auburn street when officials arrived on scene medical aid was provided to the driver. she was later taken to a nearby trauma senator. but they said that she d

i'm hannah brandt in washington on that story. coming up. and today we're starting to warm up that will continue through the first weekend of june. daytime highs today at the coast in the upper 50's to low 60's. >> elsewhere in the bay area, finding further through the 70's not to the 80's. i've got your forecast. and before you leave the house, you're already starting to slow down across some of your highways out update you on that. make sure you stay with us. we'll sure you stay with us. we'll ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> 6.13, is the time. and here are the 4 things you should know before heading out the door this morning, the u.s. postal service is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of this person who robbed a postal worker in san francisco. the value of twitter has dropped to about one-third of what elon musk paid for it when he bought the c

here's hannah miller.ll is about to go down by around £370 a year. it feels good, i think you've to remember it is still not going to go as low as they were, so it's a nice little bit of relief, but it's still not what it was. it's nice to know that they're going to come down, but it's just not quite enough. kind of better than nothing? exactly, yeah, look on the bright side! but at the gym emily runs with her husband alex, they're still locked into a much higher price. here, the energy costs have more than tripled to around £1,500 a month. and because businesses are not affected by the change in the energy price cap, the bills are going to remain a heavy burden. we are still paying the higher prices, even though we know the energy prices have gone down. how do you feel about that? it's pretty sad, to be honest. it feels like there's no need for us to be paying such a high price, other than the contract that we are in. but the reason we're contracted in is because we had no choice at that time, because oth

go to golo.com to get yours. >>> 1619 project creator hannah jones.e decision at the most american ruling ever. blaming rich white people for the outcome. foxx nation tyrus joins us now. what do you think about her tweets? >> this is 101. it is racist and any black man just go complain. they can never september a decision. affirmative action, the case was being brought up because american's felt they were not getting a fair opportunity. that is just always the thing. when you don't have an argument. when you don't have anything to u talk about in terms of merit you blame it on white people. my pillow has nothing on the other pillow of language. now are the knicks doing this year? how am i supposed to know i'm not a rich white person. >> the main stream media is melting down, let's take a look. >> is this leading to no women in colleges soon? who knows? >> we'll begin to see a segregated higher education landscape. >> the group that has been most successful in accessing diversity initiatives is white women. >> did they read the decision? >> no, of cour

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