some nonprofit news is growing. the trust in local news is 14% higher than the national news. and 73% of all news organizations believe ai presents new opportunities. so let me talk about democracy. according to the pew research study, 42% of americans believe that the american political system needs to be completely reformed. 83% feel like government doesn't care about what they think. and amongst younger people, especially those 18-35 only 57% globally feel that democracy is preferable to any other form of government. you take thoseov combinations of the number of people that trust the government is looking out for them at the number of people who feel democracy is preferable to any other form of government, we have some challenges that let me put up of the opportunities at the same time. according to a tufts university study 76% of the youth surveyed believe young people have the power to change the country. 77% believe that are ways for them to get involved. that is an opportunity to engage a generation that is looking to be engaged. we can talk about not wanting to be eng

let me talk about news. the we know a lot of these statistics but i want to make sure we have them allic here. they are are only 1766 counties in the united states that have local news of 3141. one third of all newspapers will close at the end of this year. at the newspaper employment industry have gone from in 2022, 106,000 compared 365,000 in 2005. the landscape is changing. there are two times more nonprofit newsrooms today than there ever have been so nonprofit news is growing. the trust in local news is 14% higher than the national and 73% of all news organizations believe ai presents more opportunities. let the talk about democracy. according to the pew research study 42% of americans believe the american medical system needs to be completely reformed. 83% feel like government doesn't care about what they think. amongst younger people especially those from 18 to 35 only 57% globally feel that democracy is comparable to any other form of government take the combination of the number of people that trust

news you can trust tell you the bad news. the good things are happening our responses to bad news.s a definition of our mission.th >> old-fashioned print front page. some stupid article out there that makes no sense that's on your facebook wall your mom or your dad or your brother sent you we ought to accept will always love it environment there's going to be a lot of that trash. how can we amplify the treasures question? >> i'm going to ask the panel in the audience to indulge me in a pet peeve of mine ifl you don't mind. this is about tv programs. often the anchors do not use the word program. they say thankus you for being n our show. use of the word show suggests they are performing for their audience, not delivering the news just that contribute to this or my making too much of it? maybe it does. maybe they are performing. maybe the show sounds a little more exciting than program. >> i've been guilty of this. i realize that cnn is a television and journalism the venn diagram. some times on cnn recovering a space launch it's really good television but is not the highest most nu

new few hours. what else has the new prime minister been up to. a couple of appointments _ prime minister been up to. a couple of appointments to _ prime minister been up to. a couple of appointments to ministerial - of appointments to ministerial positions, quite eye—catching. james timpson of the high street cobblers is a prisons minister. sir patrick vallance has been appointed as a science minister in the house of lords. the prime minister has also been doing the standard things a new prime minister does, which is a blitz of telephone calls to allies around the world. among them a conversation with president biden, talking about the relationship between washington and london and reflecting they will see each other next week at a nato summit in washington. also conversations with the taoiseach, the irish prime minister, simon harris, they will meet in a couple of weeks' time. volodymyr zelensky, the president of ukraine, the italian prime minister and the canadian prime minister and speaking to the first ministers of wales and scotland and the

what he's proposing plus, biden facing new divisions in his own party, a new plan to delay his virtualination, state of emergency, the deadly storms hitting the northeast, the destruction in upstate new york after tornadoes and flooding in the midwest. >> what to expect today caught on camera, the dramatic efforts to rescue a girl buried deep in the sand at a popular beach. a big move by elon musk, the billionaire saying he's moving his company's x and spacex out of california, blaming in part a new gender identity law and later the new survey results on facial hair. >> what a beard reveals about a man's long term priorities. >> from abc news. this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy wednesday i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with new details overnight about the assassination attempt against former president trump. >> we're learning new information about how the shooter got onto the roof, climbing over an air conditioning unit next to the building. we're also learning that the secret service had already boosted trump's security before the

a new inflationary report coming this at 3%. also this new u.s. majority of young voters in swing states say, yes, inflation is their number one top concern. not biden's push to, quote -- that, quote, democracy is on the ballot. we're taking it on if on "the evening edit" coming up. stay right there. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with all the money i saved i thought i'd buy stilts. hi honey. ahhh...ooh. look, no line at the hot dog stand. yes! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty.♪ ♪ looking good, guys! thanks! vacations are better with the credit gods are on your side. i'm coming up! rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many. earn points for travel with credit one bank, and live large. there are many ways to deliver a

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>> julie: fox news aler. defiant president biden and white house saying he is not going anywhere as calls mount in his opponent party for him to drop thinks 2024 bids in the weight of his debate performance. happy fourth of july to everyone. i'm julie banderas. >> mike: great to be working with you on independence day. the president trying to reassure his team in an all-staff call saying he is staying in the race to the end and shared that message with more than 20 democratic governors who left the meeting saying they have the president's back but all this is doing little to quell concerns about his health and mental acuity. the white house getting peppered with questions about the president's ability to serve a second term during yesterday's briefing. >> does he really need more than a week and a half to recover from traveling abroad? >> what does the in the do outside the 4:00 p.m.? >> why aren't we seeing the president out there every day. >> has the president had any medical exams since his last annual ph

the publisher now will be fixed news, verified news. we are going to need, as ai takes over everything, a verification layer on top of the world to know what israel and what and that might not be real. i am banking on the texas tribune in usa today's at vanity fair, but thinking on those brands being able to provide those verification layers. >> you want to define mainstream media it would be, news you can trust that is put into context, tells you what you need to know and the bad news, and tells you the good news happening or the responses to bad news that are encouraging. that is the definition of our mission. >> the old-fashioned print front page. nowadays it's always going to be something going to grind our gears. there's always going to be some stupid article out there that makes no sense, that's on your facebook wall, that your mom, dad or brother sends to you. we will always live in an environment were -- where there will be a lot of that trash. how do we emphasize the treasure? >> i will ask the panel in the audience to indulge

live from washington, this is bbc news.t kamala harris to replace him. kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination. dozens of top democrats have already endorsed her. former president trump said he believed mr biden was pressured out of the race and "shouldn't have "been our president". i'm semis, is grander in washington. forjoining us. —— sumi somaskanda. we're tracking new developments here in washington as several top democrats rally behind kamala harris after presidentjoe biden announced he's ending his re—election bid while endorsing her as the new democratic nominee for the 2024 us presidential election. in a post on x, vice president harris, said: a source has told the bbc that following the endorsement, vice president harris has been making calls to key democratic officials, lawmakers and governors to secure support. this follows president biden�*s announcement, where he said:

he says i've got good news and bad news. i could use some goodness already came by down 95% bad news. he still wants five. thank you. >> did you think that you were going to be able to weather the storm? now, continue with your career? >> no, i didn't it was a hot august day and i was sitting in the newsroom, i w. >> nyse, where i was working. and i get a call or when the afternoon testing testing 12 andrews are running into rooms i mean, there's flanks of cameras parents were there, dina was there hardest, the most honest speak, tried every give it in my lives obviously, i would have preferred to do it in a more low key subtle way. everybody, was gathered around the televisions in the newsroom. >> good afternoon. >> hundreds of people. it was so quiet, gear pin drop, and my grevy's says the now famous line, my truth is that i am a gay american so he got there on that stage with his wife standing next to him, giving him what is the most amazing like four minutes aside, i've ever seen shamefully i engaged in adult consensual

" starts now. ♪ ♪ breaking news tonight, cbs news has learned the secret service had actually amped upy for donald trump before saturday's rally when he was shot due to an assassination plot by iran. good evening. i am norah o'donnell in milwaukee, wisconsin. thank you for being with us. the former president has had additional protection starting last month because of intelligence about that plot, one we are told is separate from saturday's shooting. but still somehow that gunman was able to take a clear shot at donald trump, hitting his right ear. now, that ear covered with a the arena here at the republican national convention to roaring cheers. his call for unity will be on display on night 2 of this convention with former rival nikki haley taking center stage. we have team coverage of all of the developments here in milwaukee, but tonight cbs's meg oliver will start us off from butler, pennsylvania, with new reporting about the iranian plot. >> reporter: cbs news has learned information from a human source, along with iranian chatter picked up by intelligence officials, worried the

well, moving on to a lot of news today on abc seven news at three. day four of our dangerous heat wave. and there is still a long stretch of hot weather to go. firefighters raced to protect a town as a wildfire burns across a popular road in yosemite. and we are following far too many fires caused by fireworks in the bay area. plus a critical day for president joe biden sitting down for his first interview since that rocky debate. you can watch it right here on abc seven. with that, we say, good afternoon, and thanks for joining us for this edition of abc seven news at three. i'm dion lim. we will get to those hot temperatures in just a moment. but first to some wild video you just have to see. take a look. the owner of a gas station on hegenberger road in oakland shared this video of dozens of people ransacking his store this morning. the owner of the 76 station at hegenberger and edgewater tells us as many as 70 people packed his store at around 430 this morning, vandalizing the place. we are trying to get more information about the situation from

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>> abc news has teamed up with the abc owned stations to help people navigate this new reality and becometo fight fires right as they start. >> abc seven news anchor dan ashley here now with the details. hi, dan. hey, larry. >> kristen. it's compelling. you know, with concerns over a destructive wildfire season growing and what we're watching here making that evident. researchers here in the bay area are testing a better way to fight back. it's a nip it in the bud concept, a system that could prevent those flames from spreading over wide areas. nobody moves at the speed of a wildfire. but now a bay area startup is working on a different kind of quick strike force to potentially knock out the flames before they have a chance to accelerate. >> and at the end of the day, it's about providing enough speed and force to provide that initial knockdown. >> max brody is the ceo of rain. the company is perfecting software for fully autonomous, uncrewed aircraft equipped to locate, evaluate and attack emerging wildfires. located in the former control tower of the alameda naval air station, the compa

bart is installing the new. the next batch of its new fare gates. they're designed to deter fare evasion. abc7 news reporter luz pena went to san francisco's civic center station, where bart is hoping the new gates will make people pay their share of the fare and build a better bay area. hi, lose? >> yes. am i the first station where bart tested these new gates was in west oakland over six months ago. now they're ready to expand in san francisco. san francisco civic center bart station is the current one on their list. if you're a frequent bart rider, it doesn't take long to witness people jumping or uh- people trying to squeeze his body through the turnstiles or i've seen somebody wait for somebody to get in and then piggyback off that entrance, bart says. pre-pandemic numbers project. it was losing tens of millions of dollars because people were finding ways to avoid pain. >> it also bothers me that it's being done. you know, directly in front of bart employees. >> we saw several people jumping over gates. one stopped by a bart police officer righ

lena howland, abc seven news. >> and we're learning new details tonight about a shooting in hayward that happened yesterday morning, claiming the life of a 16 year old teenage girl. a 41 year old man was also shot but is expected to survive his injuries. the shooting happened on west tennyson road near terrell avenue. in abc. seven news reporter suzanne vaughn is live in hayward with the story on this. suzanne >> so, dan, police are still looking for the people involved in this shooting. according to the police chief, the guys were wearing hoods and masks and they were shooting at each other in front of an apartment complex. but we still don't know why. you can clearly see the extensive damage done by the bullets early sunday morning. police say a number of people fired several rounds at each other in front of this apartment complex on west tennyson road, and then took off. >> we believe that there was an exchange of gunfire between two separate parties. >> when officers arrived, they found a 16 year old girl in the parking lot who was badly hurt. she died at the hospital. police don't k

tonight enough new questions and scrutiny. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> in 60 seconds, alec baldwin goes on trial for the fatal shooting on the "rust" movie set. jury selection now under way in new mexico. 'm finally here in the. what. (man) ahhhhh! (man) have you seen my ph- ahhh! (man) woah, woah, woah! (woman) no, no, no, no, no! (woman) great. (man) ughhh. (man) dude. (vo) you break it. we take it. trade in any phone. in any condition. guaranteed. and get a new iphone 15 with tons of storage, on us. (woman) oh yeah. (vo) only on verizon. >>> nearly three years after the deadly shooting on the set of the movie "rust," a jury has now been seated in alec baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial in new mexico. our chloe melas is at the courthouse. >> mr. baldwin, are you worried this will end in jail time? >> reporter: alec baldwin stoic as he entered this santa fe, new mexico courthouse. he arrived at the court alongside his wife hilaria. the actor faces one count of involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting

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news on. gb. news >> hello again. here's your latest gb news. it is likely to be the hottest day of the year so far. however, further north it's quite a bit fresher. we have had a cold front pushing through over the last 24 hours or so that has now decayed and so cleared away. as a result, we're not going to see a huge amount, if any rain, but it is going to be markedly fresher in the north. a brighter, sunnier picture than it was yesterday. nonetheless, still some cloud coming and going and a bit of low cloud, perhaps around some irish sea coastal parts, but with plenty of sunny skies, especially across england and wales, temperatures are rising. highs in the low 30s, 32, possibly 33 celsius. but like i said, fresher than this further north. high teens, low 20s. perhaps as we go through the end of the day and across parts of scotland, there may be a bit of showery rain affecting the northern isles and perhaps the outer hebrides at times two. on the whole, though, it's a dry picture and brighter, sunnier than it was yesterday across northern ire

i'm on gb news, britain's news welcome back 549.ree future as younger generations increasingly embrace alcohol free lifestyles? the demand for no and low alcohol dnnksis demand for no and low alcohol drinks is soaring. from pubs to supermarkets, the market is adapting to the growing trend. and what could this change in drinking habits mean for the future of social drinking? and of course, our much loved boozers? well, joining me now to discuss this as a man who knows all about that pub landlord, broadcaster, legend , friend of broadcaster, legend, friend of the show, adam brookes. adam, always a pleasure . an always a pleasure. an astonishing, survey out here. adam 39% of 18 to 24 year olds are now teetotal. what was wrong with them? >> i mean, there's so many reasons why this would happen. >> you know, i think, the rise of the instagram generation, the love island generation, they all want to be body beautiful as well . well. >> but let's not forget the cost. >> the cost of drinking now in our pubs, you know, covid. and energy infl

further, economic news and tv news agency projects are also available on social networks in our mobile application using the qr code on the screen. have a successful day and see you at exactly 8. purchases of belarusian lumber are increasing south korea, new flights will link minsk with six russian cities, and the uk has lost its most important position in the global economy. we'll tell you about the most noticeable ones in the next few minutes. you are watching economic news. in the studio of alina loppo. good morning. prices for almost 40 types of goods will be automatically controlled. this follows from a new resolution of the belarusian government. previously, there were in the corresponding document. these are refrigerators, tires, bicycles. now the list has been expanded to include everyday food products, household appliances and chemistry. all new items will be added to the product traceability system from december of this year, and in the future they will fall under a new automatic price control system. it is based on artificial intelligence technology, which will help identify

we'll have the latest. >>> also tonight, police in utica, new york, release new body cam video afterhe fatal police shooting of a 13-year-old boy. >> drop it! >> i'm michael george in utica, where the community is demanding answers about the actions of the officers. >>> powering up. hurricane beryl takes aim with life-threatening force. the race in the caribbean to get ready. >>> plus, how weather could impact your fourth of july getaway. a record number of americans taking to the roads and packing planes. >> i'm adam yamaguchi at the los angeles international airport, where they are bracing for potentially record-breaking crowds. >>> and later, a sweet discovery at george washington's mount vernon home. >> they seem pretty well preserved to you? >> the cherries are incredible. >> we take a trip back in time ahead of america's 248th birthday. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. we are following several developing stories happening right now, including hurricane beryl powering up

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and one of the most important topics in social networks is fake news or fake news or rumors. well, we all face this issue. a lot to traditional and ordinary media such as television , television news channels and newspapers they don't have magazines, where do they get their news? this is the phone that all teenagers and young people have, so now where do they get it in this platform, in this phone, where do they see this in social networks? now, depending on the country , in different countries. there is an instagram and a facebook page. information is being exchanged here. one of the issues that unfortunately we are suffering from today is that influencers, so-called influential people, are now either chefs or football players. it is a reader considering that there are a lot of followers or in other words followers and audience he has a fan base, that person is a media person. if we consider a newspaper anywhere in the world that has a circulation of 500,000 or a million, then it has the same amount of reach, but one channel is one channel or a social network page. now i try

breaking news from the middle east. a top leader of hamas reportedly killed inside iran hours after a rare israeli airstrike inside beirut and a u.s. airstrike in iraq. we are live in beirut. >> new details overnight on vice president kamala harris and her running mate choice as harris and trump's running mate j.d. vance hold dueling rallies attacking each other on border policies. plus vance's comments resurfacing what he said about people who choose careers over family. >> a new health alert involving lunchmeats, a major recall expands, forcing some grocery stores to close deli counters, new video from the deadly bridge collapse in baltimore showing the construction worker who survived that terrifying plunge off the bridge. it was the fraternity hazing case that made national headlines. a student allegedly consuming 18 drinks in 90 minutes. now years later, two guilty pleas overnight at the olympics, a decision about water quality in the senate. >> plus, simone biles isn't the only one making history for team usa. >>

>>> breaking news tonight, >>> breaking news tonight, president biden just a short time ago holding a high-stakes news conference as our new reporting reveals growing doubts inside his own campaign. the president under pressure, coming before the cameras this evening for a rare, solo news conference. saying he's not in the race for his legacy but to complete the job he started. and answering questions about russia, china and the war in gaza. but minutes in, mr. biden stumbling. mistakingly referring to his vice president, kamala harris, as vice president trump. it comes as several of his closest allies tell nbc news they now believe his chances of beating donald trump are zero. one biden campaign official saying, quote, he needs to drop out. he will never recover from this. all of it as the president prepares to sit down for our exclusive one-on-one interview monday. >>> also tonight, deadly floods in the northeast. beryl's remnants washing out roads, sweeping away an apartment building. more than 100 rescues. >>> extremely dangerous heat. more than 50 million on alert and 500,000 exp

will grant, bbc news, maxico. —— will grant, bbc news, mexico. stay with us.h sunday afternoon. most of those showers are actually easing away and we've got clearing skies and that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away, so a chilly start to monday morning but lots of sunshine around. however, this cloud will arrive later on in the morning. it's going to bring some rain, some of it heavy across south west england. the cloud gradually drifting its way steadily north into south wales and the midlands but further north of that, we keep the sunshine for much of the day. there will be a scattering of showers and some of these slow—moving because the winds will remain light, and it's still a disappointingly cool story across the far north of scotland — only 12 or 13 degrees. highest values perhaps close to the borders of 19 degrees. a few isolated showers into northern ireland and northern england but mostly bright skies, sunny spells coming through. so, there's our showery rain, just pushing into wales and the midlands and south east england by the end of

andrea fujii abc news, new york. >> that is just remarkable.is next story. it is that san francisco home you probably remember. it went viral for being on the market for the low, low price of $488,000. well, we've learned the home has officially been sold. so the home is on a tiny street called northview court off of bay street near francisco park. the trustee of the home now tells the chronicle they've accepted an offer at asking price from his sister, who lives in the house. 66 year old cheryl lee rents the home with their mother and has occupancy rights through 2053, and they pay a little more than $415 a month in rent, plus utilities in the east bay. >> a new monthly market made its debut in hayward. attendees enjoyed food from more than 30 local vendors, as well as entertainment. the new market is held at the south hayward bart station from noon to 4 p.m. it runs on the last sundays of the month from now through october. deadpool and wolverine had a blockbuster opening over the weekend. the marvel film made $205 million in north america, b

they are losing credibility. >> reporter: this is new news. stuff like this has been happening for the last couple years. remember when espn said her questions to president biden during the interview were pre-written by the espn executives and likely by the white house. this has been happening for years. i'm getting really sick of the leftist journalists from the new york times or washington post deciding they are suddenly just now going to notice this behavior. it's too little too late. your job was to ask those important questions when other people started noticing these issues. instead you stuck your head in the sand, left the american public wondering what was going on in this white house and they are going to pretend they are duped. admit you are not fit for this profession and you care more about propaganda than the truth. stuart: thanks very much. first lady jill biden has been defending her husband's ability to serve. what is she saying? lauren: joe will not go, the first lady stumping for her husband in tampa, florida. >> all the talk

the model for the news industry, we have to figure out new ways.one of the realities we face are the disintegration -- this is the subject of enormous experimentation and you see different ways on the stage, to pay for journalism not in one way or one silver bullet but different models would be a first step, the kind of journalism that can read gain the trust of people who lost it. >> susan's point gets me to the business side of things and how that impacts the job reporters do, editors do. you have to stay in business, stay afloat. if the goal is to get as many viewers and clicks and hits or is the goal to objectively report news or it is a combination thereof? >> always a combination. unlike your question we don't have a state broadcaster, explicitly mandated overseas. a lot of us have a lot of issues with a state broadcaster with arguments as well. we have to remember hyper-partisan media, we headed in the early reporting, we headed in the nineteenth century, we had the yellow press, we had squirrel's accusations, don't know about the torture of

jonathan dienst, nbc news, new york. >>> let's turn now to milwaukee where republicans have wrapped up day two of their convention. former president trump again joined his family and his new running mate upon the convention floor to listen to the prime time speeches. brie jackson joins us now from milwaukee. good morning, brie. republicans have been talking a lot about unity this week. and that was on full display last night. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, frances. even some of the former president's harshest critics took the stage to rally behind him last night. mr. trump was in attendance with his new running mate, senator j.d. vance, and they watched many of mr. trump's former primary rivals took the stage, including nikki haley, who was a late addition to the lineup. she spoke directly to her supporters who may be moderate republicans on the fence about donald trump. >> there are some americans who don't agree with donald trump 100% of the time. i happen to know some of them. take it from me, i haven't always agreed with president trump. but we agree more often than we di

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nbc news reached out to new mexico's special prosecutors for comment. a plot twist no one saw coming. alec baldwin's involuntary manslaughter charges dismissed. >> chloe, what happens next? >> alec baldwin left the caught without saying anything to reporters but just moments ago special prosecutor kari morrissey did make her first comments following the judge's ruling and says she respects the judge's decision. >> all right, chloe melas, thank you. >>> now to the chaos on the tarmac at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: tonight chaos on the tarmac at san francisco international airport. >> evacuate, evacuate, don't get your things. let's go. off the aircraft. >> reporter: you can see and hear the panic as passengers aboard an american airlines flight bound for miami were forced to evacuate after a fire broke out in the cabin while they were boarding. >> it's american 2045. we got a mayday, mayday, mayday. there is a fire in the back of the aircraft. >> right here. >> reporter: passenger carlos laza was on the flight when he says he heard

how come has sanctioned c 8 n c news? numerous times over the last few weeks, but this isn't sufficient. that would grounds for withdrawing that right to both cost. so it is regretful that all calm which is supposed to regulate and didn't show up. so realism and the honesty of journalism in the media did not act most severely. savannah. the normalization of the french far right is not limited to vast on board res news organizations because of the 27 excess system is i'm so soon as i'm school phone is the attempt to many news channels and print out graphs have focused on the far right talking points, immigration ins here is long, often coupled with coverage. the cast far left leaders all new to middle shop as incapable of governing. try me on for the best you come to remove him and put him in east middle of shaw with a device of fix who's been accused of downplaying anti semitism in france said thursday. he pulls no punches when criticizing israel's war on garza and his refusal to call her boss a terrorist group. as also l

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from "the new york times." they're reporting that, quote, president biden has told a key ally that he knows he may not be able to salvage his candidacy if he cannot convince the public in the coming days that he is up for the job after a disastrous debate performance last week. he knows if he has two more events like that, we're in a different place. this ally is quoted saying. by the end of the weekend, referring to biden's halting and unfocused performance in the debate. this person did speak on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive situation. we must clarify this is a report based on a single anonymous source and nbc has not confirmed this conversation. the white house is also pushing back saying that this claim is absolutely false, and if we had been given more than seven minutes we could have communicated this before it was publicized. so, alan, to you on this, what is your reaction that president biden may have actually conceded that he has a problem here to a key ally? >> well, it would be de

>> today on kron 4 news at noon, we have new and shocking details in the death investigation of a 3 year-old girl whose body was found in a san jose recycling center. police are saying her father killed her. plus texas without see elon musk saying he's taking to social media company out of the bay area. how elected officials are responding. and can't get no satisfaction. there are road closures and bumper to bumper traffic expected in the south bay with the rolling stones roll town. tonight. we're live at levi stadium where fans are already gathering. >> from the bay station. you're watching kron. noon. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waltman. we're going to begin with a new development in the death of a three-year-old girl. san jose police are saying the father killed his daughter and then dumped her body at a recycling facility. kron four's michael thomas is in san jose with more. >> still a lot of unanswered questions this morning. and when it comes to the details of this story, they can be a bit disturbing. so i do want to warn you, san jose police a

mehdi ziaei, tehran amirkabir university broadcasting news agency. some more news. in the world championship open diving competition in sarvistan , mohammad hossein zarei won two silver and bronze medals in different materials, for the first time in the category. the young man made history. our country's youth football team won 3-0 against turkmenistan last night in its first match in the under-20 central asia championship. these rakats will be hosted by kyrgyzstan with the presence of 6 teams in two groups. dear viewers, have a good and peaceful night may god protect you good night. how much they like to hear the news of iran, they say that the world wants to know about iran, iran is a very big country in the region, very important, its influence is very big and the people of the world like to see what is happening here. due to its powerful position in the region and the world, the islamic republic of iran has a very strong regional and global position . thank god, it makes the whole world look at the future president of the islamic republic, and this has opened th

i'm jim sciutto in washington, cnn news central starts right now brand new cnn reporting this morning, the harris campaign seizing on j.d. >> vance is a major liability for donald trump and doubling down on a new attack line against the republic look in ticket, labeling them as just plain weird breaking this morning, president biden proposing major changes to the supreme court and new details ultimately local swat team about the communication breakdown at donald trump's pennsylvania rally. >> text messages show concerns were raised 90 minutes before the shooter climbed onto the roof. kate is out today. i'm john berman with sara sidner and this is cnn news sexual new this morning, president biden doing something no president has done in nearly 100 years, demand sweeping changes for the supreme court. >> just eight days after bowing out of the 2024 race why now calling for reforms that would limit terms for justices who currently serve lifetime terms, introduced a new code of ethics and propose a constitutional amendment to strip presidential immunity. a direct rebuke of the high court'

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