one of them lived in southern indiana, just across the river from louisville. knows why his manual would be in kentucky? >> and what did he tell you? >> he says i don't know but my car was broken into at work last week. >> his cadillac, the break had happened on the night of may 17th, just a few hours before aaron harper was found dead. >> i asked, where do you work? he says he's a pharmacist, at a walgreens. bells and whistles go off in my head. works at a drugstore. where they sell prescription drugs. it hit me immediately that there was a reason why the manual goes with the stuff now. >> detective arnold had a working theory and it went like this, someone broke into a shiny cadillac parks outside and indiana walgreens, the car happened to belong to the stores pharmacist. for no apparent reason, the thief grabbed the owners manual from the glove compartment and tossed it into his own car, he then went to erin's house where she and erica were shot, aaron's prescription pills and credit card were stolen. then, according to rick's theory the person rushed away f

louisville mayor.n april 15, five people were killed and five more wounded at the old national bank building in their doantown area. and since then there have been three other mattings in louisville -- mass shootings in louisville in which three more people were killed and 12 more injured. injured. from nashville mayor jon cooper a marsh try seven, six people three of them nine from nashville, mayor cooper. the other two mayors with us this morning coped with mass shootings several years ago. and have had time to reflect on both the immediate and longer term aftermath of those shootings. what they learned from them and both have made it a practice to reach out to mayors whether a mass shooting occurred to console them and to help them manage the aftermath. aftermath. former dayton mayor august 4, 2199 people were killed and 17 wounded to the entrance to a bar in this district. the orlando mayor on june 12, 2016 in incident many of us remember and about many of us still grieve 49 people were killed were

in louisville already this year we've had approximately 70 homicides. under 10 of those are the result of mass shootings. the other 60 -- >> we'll leave this hearing here. you can watch more if you go to our website, c-span.org. live now to the a house subcommittee hearing on staffing challenges at the u.s.-mexico border. the department of homeland securitye reports that migrant surges have exposed law enforcement shortages along the border. live coverage on c-span2. >> but we have got to be -- [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds]

. >>> in louisville, kentucky, it was a similar story. strong winds took out trees and power lines as well. people were even pelted with golf-ball size hail. the storms also hilt as north as michigan, blown over trees smashed into cars and blocked off roads. the detroit country club is closed today because of weather damage. but the pga tour is still supposed to happen this weekend. >> interesting to see what's going on in different parts of the country. texas is getting extreme heat. >> yes. it's been extreme in different places. i'm from louisville, kentucky. i was checking in with my family. they were hunkering down getting ready for the storms and we can see the damage that caused. >> they're okay. we can see the storms fire up during the daytime heating. quite a bit of that activity in different states across the south and midwest yesterday. now we're seeing it quiet down. we'll continue to monitor. here, here enjoying sunshine for the inland areas after a cloudy start. and we have some mild temperatures. that marine layer hanging to

and louisville already this year that approximately 70 homicides. under tenant as a result of mass shootings. the other 60 are gang-related, drive-by, targeted shootings the result of domestic violence. as mayors we have got to do something about this. and i understand a lot of this, like myself are in states where there is a republican super majority of the does not want to talk about guns. but we have got to do something about reducing urban violence. their short-term solutions are long-term solutions and long-term we don't know things like universal pre-k addressing the root cause of poverty. investing more in mental health. all of that is critical and we have to do all of that. but if we don't do things like extreme protection orders like waiting periods, the person of the old national bank shooting but his gun just a few days before the shooting. the person who tried to kill me but the gun one hour before he came into my campaign office and tried to kill me. waiting periods will save lives. extreme risk protection orders will save lives. there

and fern creek baptist church in louisville, kentucky.the vote, rick warren, one of the biggest and most bronner churches in the country tried seeking unity by focusing on the faith message. >> the baptist faith and message is 4032 words. saddleback disagrees with one that is 99.9999 -in agreement. isn't that close enough? geoff: the reverend linda barnes has led fern creek baptist church for over 30 years. thank you for being with us. as we mentioned the vote by the southern baptist convention was overwhelming. members voted by a ratio of 9-1 to expel your church and saddleback. albert mohler, president of the southern baptist theological seminary in louisville explain his opposition to female pastors this way. >> it is a matter of biblical commitment. a commitment to the scripture that unequivocally limits the office of pastor to men. it is an issue of biblical authority. geoff: there are other members that note the roman catholic church also does not allow women to serve as pastors or priests. how do you respond to that? that it is a m

he said his united flights have been canceled four times for louisville and nashville. for those of you staying in the bay area for the fourth of july holiday, emergency crews are warning everyone to leave the fireworks to the pros, especially as the heat increases. the fire danger is high this holiday weekend. and santa clara county made a point to remind its residents to play it safe. >> they stressed that all fireworks are illegal in the county, in santa clara county, you can be fined $1000 if you are caught selling fireworks, you could end up in jail. and in san jose, you can be punished for posting an event where somebody is shooting off fireworks even if you did not touch them yourself. instead of doing something illegal, risking injuries or starting a fire, officials say just stick to one of the approved fireworks displays. >> every year, first responders and medical staff witnessed the significant injuries that can occur from these illegal firework activities. they present significant injuries, severe burns , permanent disabilities and loss of life. >> the risk

over again. >> yeah, i mean, look at the number of cities that are already under consent decree, louisvilleland, ferguson, still under one, albuquerque, seattle, i mean, the thing is, we now have, and i'm glad you acknowledged kristen clark, under the trump -- his first attorney general, jeff sessions, they stopped doing consent decrees. they said we're not going to do it at all. the fact they're doing it at all is important, but what does it mean in your view that we're still doing these individual responses as you said, but we can't pass a george floyd act to hit that national conversation you're talking about? >> i think it's part of -- part of it is how we're socialized to look at police. a lot of it has to do with the idea it is very difficult for us to accept the notion that american policing is rooted in a system and a model of violence and aggression rather than that of service and protection. because of everything we're told about police, everything we're taught to police about police, but the reality is that different communities and different people in america, specifically black

. >> must talk to patsy ness in louisville, kentucky independent good morning. >> caller: good morning you?g, >> host: good. >> caller: a point to make this as quick as i can i've got a little bit to say. part of the reason we are having a debt ceiling businesses. i know people that went: was oy at the money that was supposed helpers in the workers so they could take off and not to worry about getting sick. that is just the business doing that. another thing a lot of people. i was younger i have been working for 33 years part and full-time. my husband has been doing the same. we pay forg. everything. house insurance and taxes and everything went up. the car broke down we got lucky and bought car right before the crisis sky right k. >> is your point about the enhanced work requirement under the debt deal? >> excuse me? what is your point about the enhanced work requirement under the debt ceiling deal? or what exactly? >> know i heard you all talking about the debt ceiling and stuff like that that's what i have been waiting on. >> okay we will get a response. in it, jason? >> with the co

safety inspection is going to be carried out to the chart show down this course in the us city of louisville, is going to be no racing from whitening. stay until early july inspect to say, there's no single reason why so many horses have died. the, this is all just here with these are the top stories i major recovery efforts underway in india office worst train accident in decades at least 288 people have been killed and around a size and have been injured. 3 trains collided, an eastern or vicious state. they always been called in to help. sedans, army is bringing in reinforcements and is baffled against the part of military rapids support forces. fighting and the capital costume in western dot for region is intensified for the reports of gunfire. an air strikes turkish presidents reserve, ty, about one will be sworn in for the 3rd time later on saturday, nearly a week after we won a runoff. election in organization in parliament, is going to be followed by a set of many other policy and non cuz china has criticized the us defense secretary officer. he accused amazing of being unwilling to h

with female pastors have been expelled from membership recently, including fern creek baptist in louisville, kentucky. the pastor failed to get its expulsion overturned as well. >> this is a sad day for southern baptist because they are losing gifted and talented and called women of god as we continue to proclaim the gospel. why they want to get rid of folks like us makes no sense. >> reporter: what does this say to the millions of women in the churches? >> it says to those women you are not valued. >> reporter: the votes here in new orleans are the latest effort to crack down on a perceived liberal shift in the organization. the sbc is the nation's largest protestant group, but its population has dropped by about 9% over the last three years. norah? >> really interesting. janet shamlian, thank you very much. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine. russian forces hit southern and eastern ukraine with missiles overnight, killing at least six people. the attacks come as ukrainian forces continue to take back land seized by the russians. well, tonight cbs' ian lee gives us a harrowing look at t

minister, ariel staff, southern baptists also rejected a similar appeal by a smaller church in louisville, kentucky, which is led by a female pastor, the southern baptist convention says only qualified men can serve as pastors and appeal is expected. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes is pushing back on a judge's ruling to pay restitution to victims of her. >> failed blood testing startup company after paying a total of $25 every 3 months to victims while incarcerated federal prosecutors argued that home should be required to pay at least $250 each month or 10% of her earnings, whichever is greater up on supervised release. but her attorneys are objecting to that citing limited financial resources in ruling in may, a u.s. district judge ordered holmes and her former partner, sunny balwani, who is serving a nearly 13 year sentence to pay 452 million dollars in restitution to the victims. holmes began an 11 year sentence at a minimum security facility in byron texas. bryan,ytexas, rather late last month. president joe biden, vice president kamala harris hosted a juneteenth concert

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erect a new medical center in louisville, kentucky. and allow for seismic upgrades in fort harrison, montana, among other things. mr. speaker, funding v.a. infrastructure remainance important and critical issue. in recent years the committee has highlighted v.a.'s aging infrastructure and the critical need to address that issue. delivering 20th century health care using outdated facility is far from ideal and not what our veterans deserve. if v.a. is to be inclusive and treat all veterans who have served we should not only delay retrofitting in a siltis as we strive to meet the growing and ever-changing needs of our growing veteran community. last year we passed my honoring our pact act which will significantly expand eligibility and consequently utilization of v.a. health care in coming years. just last week, npr published a story highlighting once again a medicare survey showing that v.a. hospitals are outperforming private hospitals in all categories of patient satisfaction. despite outdated, antiquated facile tirks v.a. still provi

buffalo into pittsburgh, virginia, north carolina, look at that, goes as far west as louisville and columbus by tomorrow night. but the system, the pattern, does break down somewhat over the weekend and this week cool front will press east and bring some much-needed rain to the fires in canada by monday night into tuesday but that's several days away. david? >> david: rob with us again tonight. thank you. next this evening, former president trump, abc news now confirming that the former president has received a letter from federal prosecutors officially informing him that he is the target of a criminal probe over his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. so tonight here what does this mean for any potential indictment? and how soon could it come? here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with what he's learned tonight. >> tonight, the special counsel putting donald trump on notice he could soon face federal indictment. delivering a letter warning the former president that he's the target of an ongoing grand jury investigation into his handling of hundreds

with female pastors have been expelled from membership recently, including fern creek baptist in louisvilled to get its expulsion overturned, as well. >> this is a sad day for southern baptists because they are losing gifted and talented and called women of god as we continue to proclaim the gospel, why they want to get rid of folks like us makes no sense. >> reporter: what does this say to the millions of women in the churches? >> it says to those women, you are not valued. >> reporter: the votes here in new orleans are the latest to crack down on a perceived liberal shift in theor e sbc is the nation's largest protestant group, but the population has dropped about 9% over the last three years. norah? >> norah: really interesting. janet shamlian, thank you very much. turning now to the war in ukraine. russian forces hit southern and eastern ukraine with missiles overnight, killing at least six people. the attacks come as ukrainian forces continue to take back land seized by the russians. well, tonight, cbs's ian lee gives us a harrowing look at the front lines. >> reporter: darkness is an

guess tonight is roman young palsky, associate professor of computer science at the university of louisville. he is one of the signatories of the statement on a i risk. mr. nipples gets good to have you with us. let me ask you the vin number . what compelled you to sign this statement? why didn't you think artificial intelligence could. busy pose and existential risks to all of us. well, i've been worried about it for about a decade. that's really nice to see so many big names agree and finally signed on onto the same agenda. we have to figure out how to control this technology is becoming more capable of hyper exponential rate. it will be a smarter, smarter than us, maybe in the next iteration, maybe in a few years. and we have not done much to prepare for it. it's standard approach is for this knowledge it to develop and then later government tries to figure out how to govern it kept the currency. so great example would have been going for the case . and only now we're starting to see some legislation to deal with that. we cannot afford the same mistakes with a i, mr. college. it will be t

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[applause] and that rod and staff was made in louisville, it was a louisville slugger and i was walkingaround the house looking for where was this noise coming from and then i heard the noise again the noise was coming from my daughter's bedroom . . i go into the bedroom and michaela is in the middle of and she's dancing, spinning around saying that, i'm dancing. it's 3 am have to preach trinity in our low register dad talk, baby, you need to go to bed and she says daddy, i'm dancing. then the spirit said stop. look at her. she's dancing in the darkness , the darkness is around her but it's not in her t. when are you going to learn how to dance and at that moment i trashed my sermon i was supposed to preach and i start writing notes and i stepped in sunday and i talk about the fact that we must learn how to dance in the dark and when we reclaim our dance, the dance of compassion, the dance of justice then we can transform in words web dubois, we've learned how to dance in the darkness of a country that many times marginalizes us, did not see us or set we were only 3/5 of a human being b

always had a thing for aviation then my mother took me to see john f kennedy in our hometown of louisville in 1960. my dad a couple years later took us to see eisenhower's so two more characters in this book and then finally my aunt and uncle lived at merritt island, florida right next to cape canaveral at the very time that jeff's books takes place about the mercury project and one time they brought us a pr packet of the mercury project. and so it had biographies of all the mercury astronauts and a beautiful glossy 8 by 10 photograph of a rocket taking off so i got many term papers out of that in grade school and finally for that point in second grade. i came home and said to mother i have to write an essay on the person, i'm most admire and she said right on john glenn because obviously that was the person she most admired at that time. so with that jeff, let's open up. thanks so much for being here and bringing this great book to us. and thanks also to christina and mike and woody and rob and all of our tech team that makes this possible, um want to talk to you about the space race. i w

as far west as louisville and columbus by tomorrow night.tem, the pattern does break down somewhat over the weekend. this week cool front will press to the east round about monday and that will shift our wind and hopefully bring some rain, much needed rain to the fires up there in canada by monday night or into tuesday. that's several days away. david. >> david: rob marciano, thanks to you. in florida, the woman accused of killing her neighbor, shooting a mother four right through her front door in front of her children appeared before a florida judge. susan lorincz, seen in a green suicide prevention best. she's listed as a suicide risk. she's charged with manslaughter tonight. return to the supreme court and a major ruling upholding the voting rights act. two conservative justices, chief justice john roberts and brett kavanaugh joining the court's liberal justices in striking down alabama's congressional map which critics say diluted the power of black voters. the map drawn by the republican-led street legislature. tonight the lead suspect

and she's maxim louisville, believe london is targeting jealous because the exposing violations of international and domestic law. so this was, in my view, political repression by the british state, which has no pretty speech protections against a journalist who has been exposing, in, meticulous and completely factual fashion how british intelligence has been violating international and domestic law in order to carry out some very dark machinations what kid hasn't done is broken any laws are violated. any journalistic f ethics. what he's done is standard practice, even at legacy wester. newspapers like the washington post in the new york times. this was a base list interrogation. it was a fishing expedition by british intelligence. they're going after journalists, who are dissenters, dissidents, and who are exposing their own violations of international and domestic law. we've received the outpouring of solidarity and support and we're hoping that groups like the reporters without borders will weigh in here. i know kits been in contact with them that other press freedom. ngos will actually speak

safety inspection is going to be carried out to the chart show down this course in the us city of louisville, is going to be no racing from whitening. stay until early july inspect to say, there's no single reason why so many horses have died. the this is all just.

news is, the concentration of smoke, it's really peaking right now from places like chicago to louisvillend just southwest of d.c. but when we go into tomorrow, it fans out and thins out, so, it's mostly unhealthy for sensitive groups in the tri-state area. close to new york city, it's more in the interior, new york, boston, we miss out on the worst of that. by the way, some of the storms in that poor air quality area in chicago, that will help to improve the air quality. that's on the edge of the heat dome, that sinking area of sunny, hot air there. that's expanding. new mexico, indiana, down to florida. going to feel like 115 in some areas. if you are looking for relief, it's early next week. the weekend into early next week. david? >> lee goldberg, thank you. >>> in the meantime tonight, authorities are on the scene of an amtrak passenger train that collided with a truck. several cars colliding. passengers onboard. multiple injuries reported. this in ventura county, california. the train hitting a water truck. cars off the tracks. more than 200 passengers and crew onboard. they were ev

and rod and staff was made in louisville. it was a louisville and i was walking the house looking for where was this noise from what was going on? and then i heard the noise again and noise was coming from my daughter's bedroom. and mikayla was about five years old at the time. i go into bedroom and mikayla is in the middle of her room and she's dancing, spinning around, and she's saying, look, daddy, i'm dancing now. it's 3ami have to preach at trinity and several hours. and so i got that little dad talk, baby you need to go to bed right now. and she says, look, daddy, i'm dancing and pigtails are hitting and whatnot. and the spirit said, stop, look at her. she's dancing the darkness, the darkness is around her, but it's not in her. when are you going to learn how dance and if that moment i trashed my i was supposed to preach and just started writing notes and i stepped into pulpit on that sunday and i talked about the fact that we must learn how to dance the dark. and when we reclaim our dance, dance of love, that dance of

. >> host: to kentucky, this is lisa in louisville, line for democrats. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you so much for c-span. i'm a reasonable democrat. i don't believe in 9-month if abortions unless it's the life are of the mother or other problems. but here in kentucky in 2022 we put it on the ballot. ask we actually won -- and we actually won. we had the majority, and it was supposed to be a constitutional right to have an abortion. and and our attorney general, which is daniel cameron who is now running for governor, put a lawsuit up, and it's going to theil kentucky state supreme court. well, in kentucky, as you well know, it's very conservative in most parts of the state, so i pretty much know how they're going to rule. so if that's the case, if we kick itw up to the supreme cou, i'm pretty much going to say that they're going to say, well, that's the right of the state. do we have any other recourse of any kind since the will of the people has been spoken and we want to keep it as a legal protection here? what else can we do? thank y

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we saw it in louisville in the bank. we've seen the flipside.f you take this week, what are we going through? you got three officers in texas. who opened fire far too quick hi on a woman charging with them with a hammer. they're charged with murder. you have scot peterson in florida in parkland, on trial for not diastolic what we saw here. itunder scores that being a police officer is complicated to control that and make sensible decisions. >> the back story or more to flush out the story, eight people died. that shooter, that active shooter killed eight people that were just shopping on any given day at a mall in america. and that police officer killed him. >> yes. it was entirely justified. what john miller is saying is that video reminds us of the essential heroism of cops from being a role model to kids, to the video camera showing him running towards the danger. >> literally in the same moment. >> in the same moment. he has to flip the switch like that in his own mind. gentlemen? >> we need fewer of the incidents. i got the chills watching

abc 7 news also spoke of the louisville sports. tuesday night is going to be a sellout of all 50,000 seat. he hopes the las vegas still will fall apart. drew: outside this morning it is a mostly cloudy view from the exploratory in camera our cool june pattern does continue the biggest areas impacted in the north bay. we are more than 10 degrees below average in spots we will land in the 60's and 70's leader this afternoon and here's the reason why. the pattern we're in across southern california continues to bring the cooler weather pattern. we had thunderstorms develop over the crf we will likely see that again this afternoon. here is live doppler 7 what we are tracking his body drizzle out there here you can see a couple spotty showers moving over the east bay. really for the most part we are dealing with cool temperatures and a lot of cloud cover to start out our monday. i look at san jose in here is hiker day shape set. spotty drizzle, a brighter afternoon but temperatures on the cool side for the middle of june, 60's and 70's

and the other church is in louisville, kentucky.ing that this fight that you and so many in the church feel so passionately about ultimately failed? >> on one hand, it feels like being kicked out of the family. like a dwoorsivorce as one of m friends said. but on the other hand, there is something freeing being no more bound. bound no more to the traditions and opinions and power of those in leadership in the southern baptist convection. >> and you fully affirm the baptist have noconvention. and pastors could only be men. >> you are correct. but also known that the baptist faith and message is a confession a al and al and the creed. and we willnessi ing will notin to those and we address here to those in the 1963. >> amend there are also women leader and member of the church. and this is what one said. and i believe that they will does his courage women and they will find other places to serve. >> and one of the most poignant memories of the last two days is after i spoke, a 14-year-old girl with her mother following behind her, cam

louisville, kentucky. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing this morning? host: good. caller: i wanted to share i am a 70 one-year-old vietnam veteran. i was a young command with was happening. i want to get contacts with the lady -- context with a lady. back then there were three tv stations that rotated got to be sold big they rotated which station was covering the hearing and during that time that was the first time my recollection that politicians freely began -- really began to become work stars because watergate engulfed the whole country. the important names i want to share. john dean. john dean opened it off and set it off and we watched it like it was a soap opera. every single day. some of the other names. one of my heroes for the rest of my life was sam ervin. sam are fed was such a brilliant man -- sam ervin it was such a brilliant man. it was like watching -- listening to shakespeare. he was s brilliant. anotr ro was barbara jordan. she had everybody enthralled. the statement i remember that changed the whole thing was when howard baker said we

air quality alerts up for millions of folks from green bay down to absolute and louisville, washingtond smelling that smoke from, you know, from thousands of miles away and the visibility right now from pittsburgh, a mile and a half there, visibility will be a big issue and we just saw those visuals from philadelphia. not only the air quality but it will be tough to travel. delays and cancellations. very unhealthy for some of these regions and unhealthy for folks across the valley and that extends to the southeast. this is a wise spread issue that is not going anywhere. here is the worst air quality cities, arizona i believe that is because of dust. but illinois, wisconsin, iowa, all ball of the wildfires coming in. the top story on fox. >> that chinese spy balloon was using our own technology. the white house journal saying analysis found it was found with commercially available u.s. gear to collect photos, videos, and other to transmit. our next guest, his intook called "no trade is free." a maybe future trade representative, one of the mvps of the trump at min straight and working f

we saw that same thing in louisville in a bank where the senior officer and junior officer, the youngers terribly wounded with a gunshot to the head as the senior officer then walked back into that building and shot him. so when you look at this case, when you look at uvalde, you have to ask what went wrong there. what scot peterson did at trial is,'s lawyers were able to present different portions of the radio take, present the idea that -- and divert the idea of being guilty of cowardice or forsaking his oath to being guilty of confusion and in a high tension situation. what's the jury is looking for is what can they prove, but is there are reasonable doubt five out, not just reasonable doubt about the evidence but reasonable doubt about what was in his mind. >> so, linda, it has been years and still these trials are going on and i know that every single one of them at tears a piece of all the victims families hearts out. is it getting easier each day or each year, or is it just as raw as that day that we were all together when it first happened? >> this pulled the scab off again. it

. >> as in similar federal investigations in baltimore, ferguson missouri and louisville, kentucky the review found a lack of responsibility, and officer wellness programs. local activists applauding the report. >> we do not feel safe. there needs to be change, brought to this city. >> minneapolis pd is agreeing to make changes enforced by an independent monitor but despite reforms in individual cities the movement to rethink policing has so far not led to federal legislation. in washingtonal ice barrnbc news. >>> the half moon bay community has been going through a lot this year. today a show of support. >> a mural that was pointed by young artists from half moon bay boys and girl's club. the sheriff of san mateo and the executive director said the artists were there, one of them spoke about how meaningful the mural is. >> it represents like togetherness and everything that we are capable of doing together because everybody around the world is not just half moon bay but specifically this town i'm very, very grateful for because i grew up here and so i just wanted to represent this. >>

albert mohler, president of the southern baptist theological seminary in louisville explain his oppositionrs this way. >> it is a matter of biblical commitment. a commitment to the scripture that unequivocally limits the office of pastor to men. it is an issue of biblical authority. geoff: there are other members that note the roman catholic church also does not allow women to serve as pastors or priests. how do you respond to that? that it is a matter of biblical integrity. >> i certainly believe it is a matter of biblical integrity. however i also know that sphere gives illumination to our hearts and minds and we can interpret the scripture room the holy spirit's leading. i believe the bible is god's perfect word. i believe every word in the bible. but there are passages such as those in first timothy, corinthians that our church would interpret differently then he does. and obviously the majority of the people that attend a convention meeting interpret them. geoff: why did you want to maintain your membership? there are any number of baptist churches that are thriving that are not affil

indianapolis down to louisville. so watch that as we go through the later part of the week.e. but this lake was natural. so there's a big talk about management and how much of this we're going to see in future with the extremes becoming more likely with climate change. we'll talk about that. plus dr. ashton will be talking about malaria. where mosquitos have been and where they are no >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm erin from abc7. morning. checking in now with jobina for a look at traffic. hi jobina. hi. >> coomassie. thank you. good morning everybody. we're starting here with a live camera in walnut creek showing you traffic on 680 in the southbound direction. your speeds will be under the limit but no blocking problems there. a foggy golden gate bridge. the chp has not issued an advisory this morning and our drive times are really going to be slow. if you're traveling westbound on 8-80 highway four to the maze, 36 minutes that crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge has cleared. hey, drew.

done that, governor beshear has had to lead through covid, he recently had a terrible shooting in louisville he's had terrible natural disasters, please, he's just lead. it shows you people reward that kind of public servant leadership. it seems more rare these days. on the koch brothers, i joke about this, they didn't have to read my book. because they've done, it for 30 years. my first book is called laboratories of autocracy. that's not just a cute title, they do, as they sort of suggest. the states are working in concert, one something really anti-democratic passes in florida, a few weeks later it shows up in ohio. it shows up in texas. it shows up in tennessee. it's the koch brothers, in a group they've created, one particular called alec. they are coordinating a lot of the states, a lot of, many of these laws are written in the states are not written in the state. the written in some conference roof somewhere. where people are funded by private money. it feels like all of these attacks on democracy, or happening all over. and they look really similar, it's exactly what's happening. the

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>> the officers were fired rapidly, and we are cueing off of what we saw in louisville, kentucky afterd man there, and these are not the things that you need to let simmer for a long time before being able to look at the video and assess what happened and whether or not it is within the policy, and clearly this was not. >> there is a distinction, because they can make a distinction of the employment of whether it is within policy and whether or not it was criminal, and the criminal charges are apart are the that, right, john? >> yes, and the police chief, phil mcmanus who is very experienced. he was chief in minneapolis and dayton and came out of the washington, d.c., police chief and was an executive graduate who is with great depth and taking cue here. john, what we have here is emotionally unhinged woman here going through some mental crisis and she has run into the house, and that is some kind of containment, and you can see the sergeant there on the scene firing weapon. the sergeant is the one who is typically trained to slow things down, and bring in crisis negotiators and mental