democratic governance of the country and respect the rule of law addresses following the developments in new jeff from a boost in neighboring nigeria. we understand also in the capital this account has been stepped up a funding attached to incidence and also a big application land and capital k. and that no flights for coming into the country that friends come arrive after that announcement was made. and so it was especially are they also have scripts within the international airport. we've seen divisions. this cool has underlined the differences within media society and it's about to escalate and we also see definitively subdivisions within uh ms. janet's image our ministry itself. so that's a, that's a very serious problem. and people, countries that are very close to the jet, watching things there with a sense of worried that if things escalate, that it could spill away to that 110, or treat. what was that? it was an important us ally in the region of the fight against i. so, and i'll kind of that also receive millions of dollars and usa just be continues to be a warning develop into a more as

this notion of us there in is not about west african states, have given the cooley it is in new jeff a one week ultimate him to give out power the president of neighboring chad has traveled to new jan a bit. so the results of crisis and eco was a block of 15 african states is threatening to use for safety. jazz asked that elected president is not reinstated to keep a public sympathy appears to favor the code latest the days of denisia is ami, else that is democratically elected leader. thousands took to the streets of the capital, naomi. many of them supporters of the crew gathered outside the french embassy a form of colonial power. the joseph though to be the people are suffering jerry and shouldn't be living like these people are coming out to support the purchase because they are here to bring the balance to the country. but the situation soon turned to barton and protest to smashed windows set via to the gates of the embassy and warrant against foreign interference in their internal affairs. now the, the army general and head of the presidential god abdulla monte on a remove to p

and so how they'll hope to see new jeff remain a democracy along with mohammed busy and supporters. votes him in power just 2 years ago. vince and monahan, l to 0. how about correspond to talk when it was has been monitoring developments from neighboring nigeria. he says there was several signs of trouble for buzzer since he came to pass. just based on how this was cut out. so i can some day one. he was an installation member of the last administration, a campaign vigorously and one of the election key trend to one. but again, intent to trench one, the dentist site start to show it doesn't this coming from a minority or tribe in the share and then taking power away from on this top just tried that's built into the military, the civil service and the business was a very very difficult thing for people and so there was some indications that this made last and wells for him. and it may not. and well for his government, i mean really it's full cost and we start to see these probably since 2010 to $1.00. when somebody's listed in power, that was the time both of them was elected in this degree

we reaffirm all supports to all commitments undertaken by new jeff pinto was having held in 10 year to on a dozens of people killed an anti government protest. opposition leader. why they didn't go accused the government of ordering police to use excessive force during demonstrations against the cost of living is ready orthodox, jews of enter. the alexa must compound the mocking. the holiday of t shipment have numerous names on not allowed to print from any religious rituals inside the site and the old city was very sac lives in the far right. public fissions have been increasingly defined the back in greece raging while fi as a force. thousands of people to flee 5 thoughts as i stood with battling on several fronts to contain the flames, which are destroying factories and farm land. so far, 5 people have died in tens of thousands to leave their homes and one of the results on the, on the roads more than 20000 service in the cool segment. evacuated from the region . as a north korea's leader came till noon has met russia's defense minister of the high ranking chinese delegation, intone

jeff goodell has covered the climate crisis for over 20 years at "rolling stone" magazine. his guest essay in "the newmes" is headlined "in texas, dead fish and red-faced desperation are signs of things to come." jeff, welcome to democracy now! congratulations on your new book. you described heat as a "first order threat that drives all other impacts of the climate crisis." explain. >> we are seeing these extreme heat events right now that you just described in your intro, drawing everyone's attention. but it is important to grasp that as we burn fossil fuels and loading the atmosphere with co2, we are -- we are raising the temperature of the earth, which is driving all of these other climate impacts that you have described and that we talk about when we talk about climate change like sea level rise, drought, the wildfires that have been burning in canada. heat is the primary driver for this climate transformation we are undergoing right now. it is this invisible force that is changing our world. amy: talk about your experience, yourself, you write in your guest essay " "in texas, dead fish and red-fa

by the way, the raiders started practicing today with their new quarterback. jeffnow who the raiders new quarterback is? >> well, i see the prompter. i was surprised. >> jimmy g. >> oh, wow. >> that's going to be a new look for the las vegas raiders as well. >> that's wild. raiders were here. jimmy was here. now they're going to vegas. let's get a look at the forecast today. most spots were above average except for san francisco, which was 63. that's because we had that fog at the coastline. a closer look at the microclimate forecast. the thing that's going to be happening tomorrow is the hot area of high pressure still going to be impacting arizona, but it's going to slide a little bit away from us. that's going to allow some cooler air to move in and more of that fog for the mog.ppin 5 degrees cooler tomorrow. it's going to be a much more comfortable day. 7:00 in the morning, here is that fog to start. still going to hang out through 9:00 and 10:00, especially near the bay. then we get sun away from the coast through the afternoon. numbers starting again here in

so despite all of this good news, jeff, there are dark potential clouds on the horizon.e they? >> to your point i mean we talk about economic revitalization but the economy we're going back to, in some ways it's a healthy thing. it's a positive trajectory. but there were huge problems in this country before covid. right? we had single mothers in poverty and americans with an insurance and 90% of this country, earns less in the top 1%. when you couple that with the fact that we are still not out of the woods yet with a potential recession than it takes time for the feds reason and interest rates to filter through the economy. it could take months to really see the impact of it on investment and consumption. so, there is still a lot of forecasts, more than 50% the commons are still saying that the recession is likely next year with should be very dangerous for the administration. >> and how much would a government shutdown added to the potential of that happening? >> i think it is probably pretty marginal. unless your very sustain government shutdown. you might remember co

the european union is suspending financial support and security cooperation with new jeff following wednesdays to the african union has given the ministry 15 days to return to the barracks french prizes. and my call is expected to convene the defense and national security meeting to discuss the jaguar fonts has 1500 troops. french officials have been in contact with the us. echo was the african union. and heads of states from the name of the hoping to try and find mediation itself. the molly, i'm thinking of fast, so expelled french forces from the territories. the job became the new focus of western forces from sending us of add bases and thousands of soldiers in these. yeah, belgium, easily and several of the nations as well as canada, also have a ministry presence. and there are 200 police personnel from several e u countries. the smallness now it joined from paris by jump. yeah, i mean, he's a journalist, i'm to go and list news outlets. media pods. good to have you with us. so why is this your 1st of all the focus is so much west and particularly minute tree attention and presence? oh, be

and so how they'll hope to see new jeff remain a democracy along with mohammed busy and supporters. votes him in power just 2 years ago. vince and monahan, l g 0 is bringing on correspondence addressing is following developments from buddha and neighbor and nigeria. and it sounds like a very fluid situation now with, with some of the government saying that they still believe a zoom is president. what's the latest you're hearing to exactly the forwarding minister who was mentioned earlier as part of as part of the group towards his plan to gain legitimacy. i told the media that they still crested up as well as president. and we spoke to a spokesman of the part to the governing party image at the end. this told us that they are asking for the military to return to the battery. so this situation is to wait at the moment and with calls for protest, it's been trusting to see how the next few hours will probably a few days will go simply because if people are out on the street like we saw yesterday yesterday, wednesday, and the security forces 5 shots and the ad to disperse them, we will let wh

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flock is at a dealership in new jersey this morning and, jeff, all right, how much is it going to how much to drive off the lot? >> reporter: that's one in demand, ashley. it's going to cost you more. talk about sticker shock, yeah, you rook at sticker, and shock is they tell you you've got to pay more than sticker. this one is about 69k, and, yeah, people are paying $4-5,000 over sticker for one of these because they're hard to come by. take a look at this number too, you've got people in terms of car payment. obviously, if you've got a high dollar for the car, the payment is high. now 17% of all car loans are over $1,000 a month paymentment back in 2019 that was just 4%. i'm going to ask veronica to the explain this to us, why you're still selling these, but first, i've got to tell people for the first time in history, a woman-owned dealership here in new jersey passes to another woman, and that's you. >> yes. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you very much. it's an honor to be the first woman-to-woman acquisition in history and, you know -- >> reporter: and now you're deal

i'll talk with jeff corewin about what it could mean for all of us. >>> also, new questions about mitchll's health. what happened after he just froze after talking, he just stopped talking. >>> also, news from the federal reserve and why we're feeling more confident we may dodge a recession. >>> also, futbol fever. the world cup match everyone is talking about. h everyone is talking about. >>> stunning news this morning from the world meteorological society. scientists believe july has been the hottest month ever. the intense heat is now settling over the northeast as this heat wave expand yet again. joining us from philadelphia where it could feel like 109 degrees today is nbc's george solis. george, there's a heat emergency in effect there today. what does that mean for residents trying to cope with these hot, hot temperatures? >> reporter: good morning, ana. as the day progresses and the heat is on, there's a 99% chance i'll jump in those splash pads behind me. right now it's 85 degrees. we're in the shade right now. the city has a heat health emergency. they have the splash pads ope

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arthel: this is new territory jeff a strong case what is the potential payout part of your point, youe using my intellectual property, me, us, the public unknowingly on top of that. and we want to be paid for it do you have a strong case? what is the payout of the lawsuit if you can win? >> what is not all about the cases the unprecedented facts and circumstances involved. whatnot this relate novel about the case is the application of new facts and new circumstances to well grounded property, privacy and consumer protection laws. the case is a very strong case. we expect a court will give a hard look at the way in which this information was stolen and the way it violated consumer protection rights. arthel: want to take a moment here, ryan, to read a quote on google's private property. since we as publicly available information to help train google's ai models and build products and features like google translate and cloud ai capabilities. i ask you, do you think this lawsuit will change the way big tech collects data for ai? >> i think it will change. that is the goal of it anyway. wh

what is your sense of how they will be responding to this new challenge? jeffhave to figure it out over the next year. especially given applications will start arriving this fall . one of the interesting things is admissions is a very data-driven operation. they are constantly following how they are doing on their various priorities, whether that is geography, race and ethnicity, men and women -- they are always looking at these priorities for the admissions season that starts in november through the last acceptance or denial in march. they will not be able to track that. they always knew during the process how well they were doing at enrolling black students, or accepting black or hispanic students. they will not be able to do that as much as they used to. they will kind of flying blind in terms of their enrollment until they know the numbers later in the season. william: the majority opinion written by justice roberts implied there were other ways schools could try to take race into account, through things like essays. is that how you imagine schools will ada

flock at a new housing development in pennsylvania. are any buyers there? jeff: yes there are. give up a 3% interest rate for a 7% interest rate? that is why people aren't selling their homes. new-home construction taking off. the complex just outside philadelphia. you see the guy on the roof, the house goes from 600-800,000. they have been selling them. you did the numbers, with home sales, they were down surprisingly, 8%. just not enough homes for people to purchase. it's not getting better anytime soon. look at this number. this is new listings. they are down 30%. it makes sense when you think about it. you get a good interest rate, why sell your house? not enough houses or inventory. listen to a realtor we talked to in nashville. >> people have amazing mortgages through the last couple years. they are remodeling. the new homebuyers are seeing more new construction available then existing single-family homes. >> reporter: they are but they are coming slow. look at these numbers, housing starts down by 7 percentage, completions were down two, permits were up. building permits

new york stock exchange. setting the agenda today, starboard value's jeff smith is here his new stake in company algonquin and the actor investor climate. >>> and the ceo of cleveland-cliffs, the stock moving higher on the back of a strong beat, but worry remains on a drop-off in steel prices. >>> later, the mber chair on what to expect from the fed. that's the committee that officially declares if we're in recession. why he is not necessarily buying the recession narrative. >>> we'll start with the markets ahead of tomorrow's fed decision the dow is at the highest level since 2017 and looking to add to its 11-day win streak. the next guest says the economy is out of the wood as liquidity is the issue joining us is jeff solomon what are you worried about on the liquidity front? good morning to you. >> good morning to you listen, i think the market's had an incredible rally but that's because we had this major -- two major issues with the budget crisis and the regional bank crisis so, any time you have anything that happens to the downside, you're going to see a rally. i just think when you look at some of the

news." >>> i'm jeff pegues in washington. thanks for staying with us.o skyrocket after russia pulled out of a wartime deal allowing ukraine to export its crops by sea. moscow announced that any ship headed to ukraine now risks being attacked. the russians are also raining missiles and drones down on ukraine's black sea ports, destroying civilian infrastructure as well as export facilities and tons of crops ready for shipment. in fact, one attack alone dstroyed 60,000 tons of grain. that's enough to feed 270,000 people for a year. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: overnight, parts of the black sea port cities of odesa and mykolaiv engulfed in flames from another night of russian aerial bombardment. ukrainian military officials say air defenses shot down five cruise missiles and 13 drones, clearly not all of them. more than 20 civilians were wounded in the latest wave of attacks. among them, five children. it's the third straight night russia has taken aim at the ports since moscow pulled out of a deal allowing ukraine's cargo ships safe passage throu

jeff van drew joining us this morning in new jersey.nd then bidenomics in action means more americans disapprove of the economy. our political powerhouse panel weighing in on the economic policy out of this white house. hear from fox news contributor jason c sh chaffetz and robert f coming up. watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ (wipe out by the surfaris plays) ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. let's take a look at futures this morning, indicating a decline at the start of trade, dow industrials down 19, nasdaq lower by 61, s&p lower by about 10 points. we are looking at a big week ahead. we've got inflation data on deck. we'll get the june consumer price index out this wednesday and the producer price index out on thursday, following last week's mixed jobs report, u.s. economy adding 209,000 jobs in the month of june. that missed expectations, reflecting slowdown from the previous month. joining me to talk more about what's to come including the beginning of second quarter earnings, is lane generational founder, former ra

peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. jefftt, host of the pbs news hours, and msnbc political contributor. and how it is here at 30 rock in the flesh, former u.s. attorney and former assistant deputy attorney general. i will start with you since you are here, this new york times reporting. what does it tell you about jack smith's strategy? >> most important words that you gave up front. in a circle. and combine that with knowing that this happened last month. so it is not just that these penetrated the inner circle, he has gone all the way around it. we've got kushner, we have mark meadows, we have rudy giuliani, and this is a month ago. this is just a little bit that we get from the mountain that he already has. that's the first thing it tells me. you look ready to go for it. >> a, just because they talk to them does it mean that they said anything. >> you want to talk to everyone. in fact, kushner on the actual, that trump feel he lost? he's gonna testify, it seems, that he actually believed that it was stolen. no big deal.

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >>> new at 11:00, investigators are taking another look atrfield cold case following the arrest of a former pastor. 4-year-old amanda nicky campbell vanished in 1991 while on her way to a friend's house. there could be a link to this man here. the 83-year-old faces several charges in connection to the murder of an 8-year-old girl in philadelphia in 1975. investigators say he was the pastor at the fairfield christian reformed church from 1990 through 2005, which overlaps when nicky campbell disappeared. >>> tonight more accusations about the documents at mar-a-lago. donald trump faces new charges in connection go with the handling of classified documents. he is being accused of asking an employee to delete security camera footage at his florida estate, allegedly aimed at obstructing the investigation against him. three counts have been added including illegal lyillegally, added a defendant described as a maintenance worker at mar-a-lago. the trump campaign called it an illegal witch hunt when mr. trump has repeatedly said. he pled not guilty t

that is new to him too. jeff burton nailed it.in. be prepared for that. doing awesome. >> copy. is it the 31 and the 9 again? >> correct. >> then they talk to him about an issue. he thought he had a motor problem. he recorded back the data he thought he could. a lot went through shane's mind then. don't get paranoid, your car is fine. they have heard things clicking work linking in their cars when they are on their way to victory and shane is trying to get that out of his head. >> he has three championships and is a closer without a doubt. left drive and write drive, where do you sit? anybody ever been to england? they sit on the wrong side of the car, that is what we say. he is shifting with his left, that is not a small change for him but he is adapting quickly. now he has to adapt to nascar overtime. one good thing in his corner? the single foul restarts that we have seen all day will make it easier than if it was double foul. but there is still 12 very tricky corners in front of him and very hungry drivers behind him. >> you m

markers are forced to cut prices or boost incentives but data shows the average price of a new car is soaring. jeffis astonishing. i guess we are not used to it. what does it mean for car sales? >> crazy times. typically high prices you get low sales. that's not what's happening right now on the lot at celebrity 40 here. look at the numbers you mentioned, monthly payment now, the average monthly payment over $700. $733, all time high and there's a huge percentage of that comparatively paying over $1000 a month for their car payment. it was 4.3% in 2019 a few years ago, it's now 17%. i'm with veronica who's just purchased this dealership, you are seen crazy times, what is driving this? >> i think a lot of it has to do with pent-up demand, people fixing their cars for a long time and during covid we didn't have the inventory and found looking at people who can't put money into these vehicles and they have no choice. everybody needs a car just like everybody needs a house and you have to make that investment. >> you got more inventory, maybe tom can and that bronco, the high-end broncos, people are pa

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home at night and have that glass of wild turkey and say i didn't sell a lot today let's go to jeff in newow are you doing i like to ask you about karma. their market test is about $10 billion and their asset over 30 billion. what do you think about this thing? >> the only way it can be saved if it gets taken over. a terrible defeat on this activation blizzard. i don't know what the justice department would say about it. but i got to tell you, paramount's great hope is that she keeps losing let's go to barbara in california barbara? >> caller: hi, jim i'm a first-time caller. >> okay. >> caller: hi. i've been watching the stock that has been hitting new highs for months i would be interested in your entry price for clean harbor clh. >> still not expensive even right here so what you do, i talked about this today on our investing class that i put on, the club meeting at 12:00, you put on some here and you wait five points down and you put a little more on. you buy down in scale. i don't want you to buy it all at once because the stock has had too big a move but you're right, it is a good co

have an interest has more from other jeff. new just military rulers say there was a meeting between members of the, by some government and some elements within the military about possible involvement of the french to launch a military attack in this, in the country. these the talk is, according to them include the ministry high command, as well as the presidential policy where the aim of freedom president mohammed by zoom. this comes up to time when the minutes a rulers are stepping up. the rest of the individuals this think online with the former government of mohammed by zoom, fighting between rival, i'm groups inside the largest, putting your refugee camp and 11 on this code. at least 11 people. thousands have been injured. defines this for sold in 2000 people from my homes, saying a hold a has a late to some, find out how i the classes are continuing day 3 of factional fight thing inside the i know how we refugee camp for fighting has been fierce. and the intensity is only increasing despite efforts by power swimming and lovin

jeff bezos. where you ask about his outfit. his answer was very interesting. it captures what amazon is trying to do in the retail world, applying new technology in an old retail market. talk a little bit about that. jason: my prologue starts with an anecdote, i meet jeff backstage at a tech conference where he was speaking. i knew i only had a moment or two. if jeff or an amazon leader is anywhere, there are a group of er leaders, publicity, not far behind. this was not a plan to encounter. i tried to get his attention. he had recently said in a magazine he was interested in amazon, a new business of selling their own clothing. i think it is a smart idea to ask him if he is wearing any amazon branded clothing. he did not get the connection, but he did come back. he talks about the idea that old-school retail stylists and personalization was based on one person's opinion. what if you melded the best of what a human can do in this space with what algorithms could do in personalizing a shopping experience? i thought that encounter was interesting and emblematic of what amazon had become. the idea of technology and what humans do best,

cnn's jeff zeleny is in new hampshire ahead of the no labels event, that's the name of the group, and this is expected to start at any moment. senator manchin has refused to rule out a presidential bid or independent ticket. democrats must be nervously watching this event for a potential announcement. >> reporter: there's no doubt that democrats, particularly the white house watching carefully the no labels moves p mment. this has been a movement underway for more than a decade in washington, promoting bipartisanship. tonight here outside manchester, new hampshire, where many presidential candidates have stood in this very room to give presidential speeches, west virginia senator joe manchin is coming. he's not yet said if he's running for re-election to the senate. he also has not ruled out a third-party presidential run. he'll be appearing on stage behind me here with former utah governor john huntsman. the two of them are the front men, if you will, for no labels. that is the group that is promoting a unity ticket. they have not decided if they are going to go forward with this in

news beat. appreciate you and jeff goodell, i'm going to read your book. i'll be terrified but i'm going to read it. up next, it does look like the special counsel is taking a special interest in a bizarre six-hour meeting in the oval office in the lead up to january 6th. e oval office in the lead up to january 6th. >>> during the january 6th committee hearings, we got a glimpse into a white house meeting that took place six weeks after donald trump lost the 2020 election. a meeting former white house aide cassidy hutchison called unhinged. >> first of all, overstock person, i've never -- i don't know who this guy was. actually, the first thing i did, i walked in, said who are you. >> and whoever the other guy was should nothing but contempt and disdain of the president. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> can the federal government seize voting machines? it's a terrible idea. >> about thermostats being hooked up to the internet. screaming at me that i was a quilter. >> i'm going to categoringly describe it as you guys are not tough enough.

however, the findings still need to be peer reviewed in los angeles, jeff paul fox news. place like phenix has been between 110 to 119 degrees for all of july. that's kind of been the range. it's extreme heat for phenix not getting a break. and take a look here at some of the highs from today. death valley, 123, phenix 119 today. and you can see it still see some hot temperatures for vegas. now for us. we warmed up today, but we will cool things off a bit for your wednesday forecast. so no major heat today. still hot inland, but you can see everybody cooling off for tomorrow for your wednesday. really not moving around too much as we head toward the weekend. here is the satellite. throughout the day, we had some low clouds and fog near portions of the coastline, some clearing from north to south. but this low cloud deck, the fog bank, will expand in coverage as we head into the overnight hours. here is our live camera this evening looking out above san francisco. and as we drop in some of the current numbers, it is still warm in santa rosa, 89, san francisco, 66 degrees.

chicago taking youngsters off the streets and giving them new direction in life, by rebuilding classic cars. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: jeffnew direction through his love of old cars. after the 19-year-old was shot last year. >> wrong place, wrong time, the wrong people. it hit me in my right shoulder and came down my neck right here. >> reporter: he says that was a wakeup call. >> i almost lost my life, man. i got to change. i got to do better. >> reporter: doing better brought the chicago teen to the automotive mentoring group and its founder, alex leveque. >> the only way can you change behavior of a person is if you change the way they think. >> reporter: fixing up old cars to are new skills. you bring in a rough crowd. >> that's what i like. >> reporter: why? >> because nobody else wants to deal with those guys, so i want to deal with those guys. because those are the guys that i see are the real problem. >> reporter: about 1500 have passed through here since 2007. leveque says 85% have turned their lives around. >> i don't necessarily think that this is the answer to all of it. i just know it's a damn good answer. an

. >> reporter: jeff battles is finding new direction with his love of old cars after the 19-year-old from my neck right here. >> reporter: he says that was a wake-up call. >> i almost lost my life, i got to change and do better. >> reporter: it brought the chicago team to the automotive mentor group and its founder all alex levesque. >> reporter: the only way you can change behavior of a person is if you change the way they think. >> reporter: fixing up old cars to teach new skills and find good paying jobs for many people have written off. you bring in a rough crowd. >> that's what i like. nobody else wants to deal with those guys, so i want to deal with those guys, because those are the guys that i see are the real problems. >> reporter: about 1500 have passed through since 2007, he says 85% have turned their lives around. >> reporter: i don't necessarily think that this is the answer to all of it, i just know it's a damn good answer and it's what i know how to do. >> reporter: and a lesson jeff battles is learning. >> i refuse to be a stereotype. i want to work my way up. >> repor

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jeff. >>> we have breaking news to bring you right now in san jose looking at a live picture right now. once it settles down we'll be able to show you san jose police in the area of 3rd and san fernando. for a report of a man brandishing a knife. the camera is settling down. you see the san jose police in the area. officers have been on the scene for some time and are attempting to negotiate with the suspect to surrender peacefully. we'll obviously have a crew on the scene and will bring you any updates online and on air as warranted. >>> still to come an unusual altercation. britney spears says she was britney spears says she was slapped by a our cucustomers dodon't do what thehey do for likes s or followewers. their papath isn't for ththe casuallyly curious. and that's's what makekes itit matter ththe most when t they find i it. the e exact thining ththat can chahange the wowo. some s say it's whwhat ththey were boborn to do.... itit's what ththey live toto . trinet s serves smsmall anand medium s sized businines. soso they can n do more of whahat matters.s. bebenefits. papayroll. com

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jeff. >>> up next meta's new social media app threads already has millions of users so where does the twitt >>> the numbers are staggering for the latest social media site looking to topple twitter. meta's ceo mark zuckerberg said as of this morning his company's new social network threads had signed up to 70 million users. that is a faster growth rate than just about any app in tech history. experts say it is boosted by the close association with social media powerhouse instagram not to mention the recent struggles hitting the biggest rival twitter which has already threatened a lawsuit. struggles that have led to several newcomers to actively begin looking for alternatives. >>> here is a new way to bring young people out of poverty at a crucial time in their lives. dozens of homeless students in santa clara county will be part of a new guaranteed income program announced by state senator cortezy and county supervisor susan ellenberg. the program will pay $1,200 a month to 50 unhoused high school seniors to help them make ends meet while they transition to college or start their careers. >

jeff got the news of a white house solar initiative on a sunday night hours before the administration announced it on monday morning. the speed of jeff's reporting an impact on the markets and led to other news outlets citing piece before the official white house announcement the following day. please welcome the winner of the deadline award for print from reuters, jeff mason. and now the broadcast award. this year's winner is, phil mattingly of cnn. the judges said phil mattingly of cnn was ahead of the competition and the official white house announcement in breaking the news and the details, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky planned trip to the white house in december 2022. phil led cnn's coverage of zelensky's visit, including asking both zelensky and president questions at their joint press conference that elicited deeply personal, newsworthy responses. phil's 16 live shots in a 24 hour period combined context and depth. take a look. right now, planning is underway for. president zelenskiy to visit the white house to meet with president biden face to face. a visit that will

let's go to jeff in new jersey. >> first time, here wanted to say what a remarkable show you have. experienced -- in my investments with american express, despite the company's -- top and bottom liner, this -- >> you know what, i spent a lot of times talking to steve, he is the ceo, the at dictations were so darn high that i don't think it no bank could have done what they wanted. people like mastercard and visa, those are the two people like. i like mastercard more than american express because i felt that the expectations are still too high for american express and has to come down a little more before it finds a bottom, even though i like it very much. dale in florida, dale? mckay jim, longtime listener, kristin cullen . >> excellent. >> my new fiance and i would like to thank you for being such a saint for us retail investors. >> thank you, it is my moral -- i have met some investors in the last couple of weeks, i am not for them, they are not for me, what's up? >> i have filed on the ticket, i am $13, it is up to $53. but i feel it may be at its peak, just want to get, i have

. >> jeff goodell, whose new book, the heat will kill you first, is out now. does it for the show tonight. i'm jonathan capehart in for alex wagner. i'll be back at 9 am tomorrow on the saturday show, to you with congressman james clyburn of south carolina. congressman jasmine crockett of texas, and former homeland texas, and former homeland security chief of staff,hief of, -(clock ticking) -(birds chirping) j. robert oppenheimer: i have been asked whether, in the years to come, it will be possible to kill 40 million american people by the use of atomic bombs in a single night. i am afraid that the answer to that question is yes. -♪ -(clock ticking) jon else: robert oppenheimer was the father of the atomic bomb. he was this complex ball of contradictions.

but there is now concern that it could become much broader in london, jeff paul, fox news.x two news at five starts now. the two suspects were on the ground fighting the chp officer. they were trying to disarm him. now five a struggle over a chp officer's gun ends with shots fired and a suspect killed. it started with a stolen car and then a crash before dawn in a neighborhood near san leandro. good evening. i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. one suspect is dead. two others have been arrested. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in alameda county where that struggle and shooting took place . henry mike and julie, attorney general rob benitez office is now taking over the investigation which signals at this 20 year old man who was killed may have been unarmed at the time, but but local law enforcement says that the man was trying to take a chp officers gun. and now at this hour, friends of the 20 year old man who were killed are mourning his loss. a stolen car suspect was shot and killed by law enforcement after authorities say he tried to take a cal highway

as we said, the langs had just moved to the bay area for jeff to begin his new job, a downtown san jose housing development is now on hold after a major investor pulled out of the project. the project is a three tower complex on south second and third street. the plans by startup tech firm neighbor would have allowed people to customize their unit with at least to own agreement. but our neighbor has returned deposits and is stepping away from the project because of costs. so many new fees start to get added on that make it so expensive that the cost of building new housing outpaces the revenue that that these developers can generate through rents or sales. other projects are also experiencing delays. managers of the six and jackson apartments in san jose say construction costs and development timelines have changed due to delays in getting permits and inspections on schedule. when you look at what's already built, you know the residential is primarily filled. the office is around 20% plus vacant. but the metrics of everything being downtown light rail, dearden station just down the way.

all in all, not a bad weekend. >> thanks, jeff. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up (warehouse ambience) inintroducing g togo's new frfrench dip s sandwiches feataturing frfresh artisasan b piled highgh with tendnder roast bebeef, smothehered with m melty provovolone cheeeese and seserved with h hot au ju fofor dipping.g. try y the roast t beef or papasi frenench dips totoday only at togo's >>> look at this. not often do you see a coyote from your car. it is even more unusual when you are in san francisco. this video was posted on since then. that coyote strolling along the sidewalk, taking 21st street. if you spot a coyote, don't get too close to it. >>> san francisco beloved brewery getting a second life. really employees of anchor brewing want to buy the band. the union representing the employees confirmed the post today. sent a letter to current owner yesterday about the radio. it asked that sapporo give them a fair shot at taking over the brewery. if all goes well, employees want to turn anchor brewing into a worker owned co-op. anchor brewing is considered to be the oldest craft brewery in the country. >>>,

>> there was even one story about jeff literally getting between michael and cindy. it happened after they move to a newto pastor jeff? >> he starts showing up at the church and there were even elders at the church that said when he would arrive, if cindy and michael were already seated, he would even come and sit in between them. >> what? >> yeah. that is what i had heard. >> the more police looked into jeff. the more they found people who just did not like him. >> what had you heard about jeff brown around town? >> can you say man whore? [inaudible] [laughs] >> it is dateline. we have heard worse. >> i mean he was a cad! >> cindy's uncle agreed. >> the only opinion that i had from the very beginning is that this is the kind of man who tries to worm himself into environments. and to make himself look better. and to get what he wants. >> and what he wanted was cindy. according to her mom, julie. michael knew all about it. >> he said, jeff is trying to take my wife. >> what advice do you give your son in law? >> well. i said. michael are you sure? and he said, yes. and he said, i am afraid of jeff. and i

let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. the good news is we're not as hot as phoenix or dallas or houston. >> yeah. >> but we are going to get hit, many of us at least tomorrow. >> the thing that we're tracking is this same area of hot high pressure that's been over phoenix. look at this. 110 where that high pressure travels. livermore, 83 right now. that's because we have some fog at the coastline. i want to show everybody what happens when this area of high pressure moves overhead. so when that gets over california, what we see happen is it creates dry sinking air. that sinking air gets compressed. we get some friction, and that adds more heat to the air. so that's why we do think it's going to warm up. but tomorrow it's going to be a split picture with that fog at the coastline. farther inland valleys will get up to 98 by 4:00 p.m. for tomorrow. again, that's going to be super isolated. so you keep hearing about heat, heat, heat, hot, hot, hot, but it's a select few spots tomorrow that will be getting in on that. >> so it's really com

next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a hot and hazy weekend for much of the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking how bad it will be and when we'll see some relief. >>> then, some drama ahead of taylor swift's concerts at levi's. no taylor-gating allowed. why somee f fans are c crying f >>> plusus, barbenheimer buzz. >> this is the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> can these two summer blockbusters save hollywood? and did you know the man at the center of "oppenheimer" -- we're talking about the impact he had in the bay area and beyond. >>> good friday, everyone. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm janelle wang. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news. it's happening right now, and it's been going on for hours. it's a traffic nightmare on the richmond-san rafael bridge. eastbound lanes have been closed for seven hours, which means drivers have been stuck for seven hours. this started around noon. the chp says a person is having a mental health crisis on the bridge. negotiators are on-scene, and you can see drivers just getting out of their cars. from n

trump on their air for a town hall and everybody, the inmates basically see the new cnn and not like the old cnn of jeffer subway sandwich jack smith that's their new god, basically, that's what this network is going to focus on. not the current president and joe biden and all the issues facing this nation it's all about donald trump and the guy who is trying to take down donald trump and what he eats for lunch. that's where cnn is at this point and that's why they can't even draw 500, 600,000 people in prime time, todd. >> todd: i agree with your alternate controversial theory it's lunch. president biden seems to struggle meantime during oval office meeting with the israeli president. watch. >> well, mr. president, welcome back. welcome back to washington. welcome back to the white house. a pleasure to have you. we brought israelis and palestinians together at a political level and they -- at the -- and -- [inaudible] >> todd: i mean, look, the setup does not get any easier. this is an ally, this is friendly turf, this is a home game, you are literally reading off of note cards. set-up doesn't get any

jeff. can't buy a new one every year. [laughter] thank you so much, jeff flock. >> reporter: i hear ya.se it's all i can afford. liz: fords aren't that cheap anymore, hello. by the way -- >> reporter: i've got an old one. liz: -- record report -- ford reporting earnings after the the bell. >>> sam bankman bankman-fried about to exit the courtroom yesterday in new york city. there is still a chance he may be thrown in the clink even before his trial on fraud charges starts. up next famed crypto investor anthony pomp pompliano on whether bitcoin has regained its pomp following the ftx fallout. plus, is a spot etf actually going to happen? and how bad do you want success? rob schneider was so determined that he convinced his parents to try out an open mic night in san francisco on though he was an underaged kid. he bombed, but years later on his umpteenth try, he got the holy grail of comedy, "saturday night live." rob reveals the million dollar advice jerry seinfeld gave him that changed everything. everyone talks to liz is everywhere, spotify, apple podcasts, amazon and, of course, fox n