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christina hooper ih back w us, chief global market strategist and vesco. good to see you again. welcome back. >> good to see you. >> of the twosrimary iss that bob brought up, the fed tnd therade tiff with china, are you feeling better about those as well? >> i'mot feeli a lot better about either one. >> okay. >> while i o hold hope that the u.s. and china resolve the tradeissue, i'm very realistic that it's unlikely that we'll see a reolution any t soon. bob reported on how china is ti increasing dom stimulus. to me that's a sign that it is hunkering down for what could be a protracted fight with the u.s. regarding trade. >> and what about the fed, christina. there was confusion early on ans then just week it seems as though the market was kind of soothed by what the fed chief said. >> well, certainly the market was temporarily soothed, but we need to see more than just words. what's gng to be critical is the fomcmeeting, the statement coming out of it, to see if the language has become more dovish. if there's more rteration that the fed is truly data dependent. what could real

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w. bush administrations and christina ladonio. chuck, it was your tweet that started this for me.democrats about latinos saying this. your woke white consultants aren't going to save us. my brother, you worked for bernie sanders. you are well versed in the world of woke, so what are you talking about? >> what i'm getting at is i've been doing campaigns for 31 years. i'm the senior most latino operative in d.c. so i've seen a lot of mistakes over my lifetime. i wanted to make sure i didn't see them again. as democrats we're like we'll just go in and do a little spanish tv at the edged, don't worry about those latinos, they'll come home. that's just not the case. i finished writing a book that explains if you invest in this community, if you will teach them and show them they are a persuadable voter like you would do a white woman in the suburbs and spend the same amount of money courting the latino vote, they will show up. at the democratic convention we were complaining there was no latino representation. at the republican representation they were nationalizing citizens on the sta

he tweeted this message, it says behati and are are absolutely$w devastated and heartbroken by christina. our hearts go out to her family. you can also read the latest on the investigation into christina grimmie's death. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting at the scene of a car crash in philadelphia. nbc10 was on devereaux street last night where police found a driver shot in the head and slumped over the wheel of this nissan. a second person injured in the nissan is being treated at the hospital right now. police believe an argument may have led to that shooting. >>> police are also investigating a double shooting this time in south philadelphia. it happened last night at tasker and south 18th street. a second man is in critical condition. police have not made any arrests so far. >>> today, philadelphia will host its 28th annual pride parade and festival. it's the region's largest celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride. the festival will feature food, music, and other live performances. >>> one of the biggest african-american festivals i

w s live t say they will not leave without a fight. >>> let's check our microclimate forecast. major changes, including the possibility of thunderstorms are on the way. let's check in with christina this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott, laura, everybody at home. we only see this opportunity a handful of times each year here in the bay area. talking about thunderstorms as of this afternoon, isolated at best for today and scattered storms in the forecast for tomorrow. this morning a nice, brisk breeze and temperatures in the mid-50s to kick off the workweek. as we head throughout the day today, that cool ocean breeze will stay in place and really nice temperature wise out there. 71 degrees for the south bay and 71 straight up along the peninsula and 74 degrees out in the north bay today. i'll tell you all about the thunderstorms coming up in my next report and right now welcome back mike inouye and check out our monday drive. >> looking out here westbound through 580 towards dublin and well past el charra and further back on 580 you know they have the wind farms and the wind advisory from chp extends this morning for gusty conditions across those hills, keep th

w. a total amount of snow water from this year's snow at 30% of normal, we could be looking at several years of conservation requirements. christina is back with a look at the steps you can take in and around your house and the new programs that could save you water and money. >> drought conditions are forcing everyday californians to adopt new lifestyle habits. >> when there is drought, everybody is short of water. we need to balance conditions as much as possible for everyone so everyone needs to do their part to conserve. >> but before you can officially cut back on water usage, it's important to examine where you use it most. >> for many people that will be achieved through careful outdoor water use because that's where a lot of the residential water use occurs. >> in san francisco, the public utilities commission is offering a number of household items for free like these and other incentives to help you and your family conserve the ultimate commodity. >> we are coming out and doing a free water-wise evaluation where a technician will do an indoor and outdoor assessment. >> simple ways to conserve include reducing sprinkler u

w watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown sdpmpt here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> nasa officials are monitoring a massive piece of space junk that is threatening to hit the international space station. as of last night, a debris, a piece of european rocket, was expected to pass within two miles of the orbiting outpost. astronauts probably won't have to dodge the junk or delay today's space walk. >>> rescuers in indonesia are digging through rubble. so far the quake has killed at least 46 peoplend damaged thousands of buildings. >>> convicted killer susan atkins will spend her last days in jail after being paroled in jail wednesday. she admitted to stabbing sharon tate 40 years ago and is battling terminal brain cancer and actually slept through much of her hearing in california. >>> lvi johnston, the father of sarah palin's grandchild, said at one point the former vice presidential candidate wanted to adopt his child to people would not know her then 17-year-old daughter was pregnant. johnston also

. -- flint w first, christina marcus is joining us to talk about a proposal put forth by a couple ofkers to ban fundraising. who is putting this forward and why? >> this was rolled out by a congressman david jolly, a republican from florida, it is surprising because he is running for senate to replace marco rubio who is running for president. even though he is running in most -- one of the most expensive senate races in the country he wants to -- it to be the law of the land that lawmakers cannot personally solicit campaign contributions while in office. host: what is is getting at? we have heard members say before, i am retiring because i cannot keep up with the fundraising pressure because i feet -- that i feel in order to run for reelection. >>'s argument that the pressures of fundraising and the amount of time lawmakers have to spend dialing for dollars takes time away from legislative priorities. he argues that it would give billsore time to focus on in congress and not having to think about it so much and prioritize their reelection prospects over taking tough votes on issues.

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christina served under president george w. bush as manager of the epa from 2002 to 2003. she served as the first woman governor from 1994 to 2001. as governor christina whitman earned praise for being able to receive a record amount of new jersey land as permanent green space. she is also recognized by having the most comprehensive beach monitoring system in the nation. as epa administrator she brought about water protection policies. governor whitman also championed non-diesel action along with crucial innovation. william riley was the administrator of the environmental protection agency under president george w. bush. he served as the founder and adviser to several business efforts. in 20 14, he was hired by president obama to watch the water supply in mexico. james strock was acting director at the office of personal management. christopher demuth was chairman of the white house staff force on environmental policy, involved in legislative proposals to congress in 1970, and with the establishment of the epa, the executive reorganization of december 1970. later during pre

christina thank you. >> thank you.david: death toll w after volcanic eruption in emala sunday, 1. >92 people are still missingw column of smoke rose from the volcano. officials warn that time is running out on finding anyone else alive. melissa: another major concession to iran, details on this stocking report about the obama administration giving iran access to the u.s. banking system. largest state sponsor of terror, that is coming up. david: looking out for our nation's heroes, president trump's new mission to give our veterans more access to private care, mark lauder is next. >> they put everything on the line for us. and when they come home, we must do everything that we can possibly do for them. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ i'm not really a, i thought wall street guy.ns. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, b jj can he you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can wal

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w l will. >> thousands of gallons are water shooting high into the night sky. a hannel a carjacksing drivers right now dealing with not just a bit of congestion but also some rain. christinah 15 minutes of nonstop news, weather and traffic right after this break. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> new this morning, spectacular video out of walnut creek. take a look at this. a simple problem with a pipe isn't thousands of gallons shooting high into the night sky. stephanie, surprisingly we're not talking about any major damage left over. it looked a little like the bellageio out there. >> it could have been even worse here. the problem was with a 4 inch line but there's a 48-inch line that runs parallel to it. if that had been the problem, crews would still be here and downtown town walnut creek would be a big mess. businesses were closed when police got multiple 911 calls. once they found out what was causing it, it took just a few minutes to stop the water from gushing temperature. >> and now there's no damage? >> correct. the businesses in the surrounding area were not affected. there's no flooding. everybody has water

christina a proper good morning to you. we're watching the rain in the north bay. 101 moving smoothly through novato and san rafael. we'll follow this and the rest re your bay areaenncid e'ts w got imetcncidents we're watching as well. >>> welcome back, everyone. what a beautiful live look outside at the golden gate bridge. one of my favorites, one of many across the bay area. >> let's check in with mike and take a look at the morning commute this morning. >> laura has various favorite sglijz . >> oh, no, the bay bridge is my favorite. >> sunol, the southbound side a disabled vehicle. the vehicle just cleared from the roadway. look how quickly those taillights are moving much better heading towards fremont. so a nice, pleasant drive coming out of the area. that's good because of out of pleasanton we have slowing coming off 580 down 84 as well. this is a wednesday, a lighter flow of traffic. just an 18-minute drive but that will continue to build over the next few minutes. we'll get a look towards the maze and a smooth drive towards the bay bridge. the san francisco giants playing at 7:15, the third of three games against the dodgers. the warriors are playing on 880 -- not on

christina is live with more on our warning. >> reporter: we've seen ra lot of hump back whaelgs in the bay this afternoon. the agency wants anyone w on the water to keep a safe distance because you could be putting yourself or the whales in danger if you get too close. crowds are gathering to catch a glimpse of a spectacular sight. hump back whales breaching by the golden gate. >> they've been out here for the last week-and-a-half, two weeks maybe. >> reporter: this photo was taken by a tourist wednesday showing a boat striking a whale. it appeared the boat got too close in an attempt to take the perfect picture. >> that's just like you're hitting a human being. that's god's creation. this is their land. >> i was appalled. i was very upset. >> reporter: mary jane of the national maroon sanctuary, say they know of two incidents in the past ten days of small boats driving directly into hump back whales feeding near the golden gate. she calls it harassment of the animals which are endangered or protected. >> if you them and cause them to come up at another location they may be resurfacing in the path of an oncoming large ship. >> rep

w diabetics would be the big one. >> fascinating. very interesting. >> clever. >> gadget friday. >> thanks, scott. >> want to check in with christina. >> one of the things that makes friday so wonderful. good morning to you. a three-day weekend unfortunately we are in a drought here in the bay area. but you are going to get beach weather so we like to take an optimistic view waiting on a meeting this morning with governor brown. he might declare a state of emergency because of that drought. we don't know for sure but we'll let you know. 77 in the south bay, 76 degrees in the east bay, 74 in san francisco. holding on to record warmth for the next four days. then we do have changes to tell you about. a slight chance for showers coming up next. right now back to you. >> thanks for that. 5:57 on this friday. we continue to cover the niners quest for six. why the team could be responsible for a traffic jam. >> a car crashes into a home. >> we could find out which members of new jersey govern chris christie's staff subpoenaed to testify. >> we're taking a live look in monmouth county, new jersey, where rescuers are working to try to free somebody, looked like

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christina loren. >> you don't have to huddle in front of your heater with your latte this afternoon. hazy shade of winter. this wou can see for miles but that wasn't the case fyesterday at this time. we bumped up your temperatures from yesterday. 60 in san francisco and 63 right here in san jose. take a look at what's changing. clouds on the way in. onshore flow has strengthened. by tonight, conditions are making way for another mild start tomorrow. an area of low pressure is try ing to dig into the bay area. that won't be the case. tail end sneaking through as we head through late wednesday into thursday. maybe even friday, getting a little rain up in the north bay. take you through your future cast in a moment. one thing that will increase is that onshore flow. looking toward mostly cloudy start all the way through your holiday weekend. our weather maker, slowly but surely tracking through the california coastline. it looks like it will ride that jet stream to the north. we will see a few stray showers up in the north bay. this is what it looks like. a lot of this action won't even make its way into marin coun

christina teatro kron news okay. thank you very much christine, i wish i w out there wi or with team coverage now don't know i >>and she was lking about the patient on the roads today because yeah it's goingo be a lot of folks days they get away for the roads aaa expecting nearly 50 milli people to head out for thanksgiving today and that's the most we've seen since 2005 up a little bit from last year's a matter of fact in today will be awe've been reporting all week long today will be the worst time to get out onto the roads people in the bay area can expect between a well upwards of 3 times the normal delay between the hours of 2 4 o'clock i mean typically that's when the eveng commute really arts to start getting a heavy well today, 3 times that that's what you'll see on the roads. here's what gas prices look li because you can have to fill up before you head out 3.94 on average in san francisco, 3 87 in oakland at 3.79 in san jose. well happening now e thanksgiving holiday travel rush is in full swing, especially at the airports a lot of people work yesterday and today is their day to get away acss the country and

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on abc 7's "getting answers," news anchors christina zee and jobina fortson will have a conversation with two east bayers. actor daniel wu and commentator w. kamau bell. they're going to talk about the recent spike in crime targeting asian-american seniors in the bay area and how these violent incidents are affecting the relationship between the bay area's black and asian communities. we hope you'll join us and participate in the conversation on our abc 7 news facebook page. >> please tune in. should be a great conversation. >>> east bay swalwell played a pivotal role in today's impeachment proceedings against former president trump. swalwell relied on his previous job as a prosecutor to make the case that the capitol riot was predictable after mr. trump's urging. >> before congress i prosecuted violent crimes in california as an alameda county deputy district attorney. and when you investigate and prosecute violent crimes, you have to distinguish, was this a heat of passion crime or was it something more deliberate, planned, premeditated? the evidence here on this count is overwhelming. president trump's conduct leading up to january 6th

. >> reporter: christina traveled from elle value have salvador w 16-yea er and 10-year-old son.ted for six days after being arrested at the border. did you think you could be separated from your children? >> no, i never imagined that would happen. >> did you all feel safe? >> i couldn't see them, and so i was scared. >> reporter: she says she left el salvador fo t would be killed if her daughter refused to join a gang. >> i just came to this country to protect my children and to do something good, not to do anything bad. >> reporter: mariol also traveled with his 10-year-old son. if you knew you could be separated, why take that risk? >> i didn't know that this was going to happen until along the way i found out. >> there's a big welcome sign when you first walk n but there are a lot of people in the country that don't welcome them. what do you say to those people? >> if they see that child i have seen, when those children are looking at me with those faces full of tears asking me, help me, how can you not help that child? >> reporter: i have to tell you, sister norma was so str

christina mcfar plane in fo max foster. just ahead -- >> no person is above the law. w >> we should expect to see from individuals that we have not seen yet. >> a lot of new information for the public that sheds additional light on this terrible dereliction of duty. >> it is hot. >> my parents lost their house, everything, my uncle lost his house. it is days like today, warm enough to wear short sleeves, near 60 degrees in greenland. >>> it is thursday, july 21, 9:00 a.m. in the morning here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington and we're just hours away from the january 6 committee's final primetime hearing. in focus, the 187 minutes when the riot unfolded at the capitol and what then president donald trump did or failed to do. at least two former trump officials are expected to testify, both resigned soon after the riots. and the committee plans to show how dump stood by while the rioters created havoc on the capitol. here is ryan nobles. >> reporter: during that period of time, they are going to show through white house records, call logs, the diary that took place at t

w. bush, and dr. christina romer, professor of economics at the university of california at berkeley, and the former chair of the presidenthepresident klaus counf economic advisers. and special thanks to everyone here in our audience, as well as radio and television. this program has been sponsored by the walter memorial fund and bank of america. i'm anna mok, and now the meeting of the commonwealth of california, the place where you are in the know, is officially adjourned. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> here's what's coming up for you today on c-span2. next, former utah governor and republican presidential candidate jon huntsman. >> outgoing defense secretary leon panetta will be honored at a farewell ceremony later today. president obama's expected to make remarks at the event and you can watch it live starting at 3:45 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span. >> having observed a steady improvement in the opportunities and well being of our citizens, i can report to you, the state is old but

anyone who's anyone w is arrested for dui especially this weekend they could be looking at jail me fees fines dui classes and a bunch other now reporting live he in san francisco christina teatro kron 4 newsand they will continue with enforcement to fall through the new year as many people out partying as well. >>ory that we're following this morning we're learning more abouthe 3 teenage boys who were killed in a crash in pleasanton on christmas night, the car that they were riding in slammed into a power power pole and then crashed rough a fence and ultimaty into a tree kron ur's dan orn explains 2 of the victims were twins and the 3rd person a very close friend. >>twin brothers mark and michael your easter we amg 3 teens who were killed in a horrific christmas night crash. e dublin high school students were wi3 others when the car they were in smashed into a power pole and then went into a tree now has smile on the face. >>they alwayswere with each other nd antonio's of ani wore a custom made hoodie with pictures of hibest fries, inclung javier ramirez the 3rd victim was also a dublin high school student who wa killed in the crash >>the 16 year-old trumped off flowers

y w nba star has been in russian custody for nearly a month now and his foxes christina coleman, report. some people want to see more done to bring her home. this week. republican congressman burgess owens and byron donaldson, president biden and the state department a letter expressing grave concern that the russians could use wnba's star britney griner and other americans detained in their country as leverage. in my view, they don't i don't think they pull every level that needs to be pulled, the administration needs to do more. to try to raise these issues with putin and the russian government and get them released. former u. s marines trevor reid and paul whelan have been jailed in russia for what their families and u s lawmakers called politically motivated trumped up charges and w n b a star brittney griner was detained at last month over allegations that she had cannabis oil in her luggage at a russian airport. biggest concern is that with everything that's going on that brilliant would be just another casualty of this process and not be forgotten. i think we've gotten a taste of

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w n b a star britney griner is now speaking out about her months long detainment in russia. the 32 year old says she won't stop fighting for americans still behind bars. fox news' christinaoleman has more i'm no stranger to, uh hard times, so. brittney griner getting emotional as she addressed reporters for the first time since being released from a russian prison, the w. n b a star spoke about the challenges she faced, returning to the court after her nearly 10 months detainment, you're going to be faced with adversities, um throughout your life. this was a pretty big one. everybody telling me to give myself grace and take. it's going to take time. last year, a judge sentenced to nine years in a russian penal colony after authorities allegedly found vape cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage at a moscow airport. she was released in december and exchange for arms dealer viktor boot grinders team the phoenix mercury now partnering with bring our family's home. an organization campaigning for the return of wrongfully detainedions that i , or they're going through. her agent has been helping the family of wall street journal reporter evan gersh covic, who was ar

. >> that's a look >> l-e-w-k is what i call that music icon award winner christina aguilera took theas people's champion award winner dwayne "the rock" johnson who shocked the audience by immediately giving his trophy away to a fan in the audience from the make a wish foundation. >> this is a total surprise. i met her earlier. i told her how inspired i was by her story. she is a -- she is a survivor. she has fought literally for her life she has inspired her family, her friends. i want to tell you just how much you've inspired me and everybody everyone around you, certainly everyone here, but i want to give you this. >> that's so sweet that's something she and her family can share >>> next up, from stars of the stage and screen to stars in the game on tuesday, "sports illustrated" hosted their annual awards ceremony honoring the biggest names in sports on and off the field. rob gronkowski presented tom brady with the 2021 sports person of the year award suni lee and caeleb dressel were named athletes of the year and sports icon billie jean king was honored for her ground breaking yea

behavior her father says he's all too familiar w all these people's calling us on our cell phones saying we was murdered. who put that out? christinat out. >> reporter: bankston father says she's not a violent person. >> she needs medical help. >> reporter: the case is being moved to los angeles. one of her bail conditions is that she not make contact with any of the victims or law enforcement investigating the case. we learned in court today that bankston was just reisn'tly hired as a nursing assistant at kaiser permanente in santa clara. the spokesperson writes the individual did not start work for kaiser permanente. she's had no contact with kaiser permanente patients. we're looking into this matter and we will cooperate with law enforcement. bankston is due back in court on monday. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> firefighters have released their first estimate for the number of buildings destroyed by the blue cut fire in san bernardino county. 96 homes and 213 other buildings likely burned. the number has been difficult to count because the fire has moved to quickly and erratically. >> we've had firefighters sheltering in plac

that owns the home has offered to pay to shter them kron four's christina tetraault joins me in the studio now she has the test on this w christa so marty this is a situation that's really been writing headlines. special specially within the past week >>on friday in alame county superior court judge rul the moms have no valiclaim to actually be in the use and they have to leave within 5 days or fa eviction a spokespers for wedgwood properties which owns the home believes the judge made the right call. now however, wedgwood prorties says it's willing to pay catholic charities to house a women for the next 2 mths is way they can find new accommodations. the company will also pay for belongings tobe moved in a full statement we wantto show it to you here. the company said which would hears d understands what the individus illegally in this home are saying, but it cannot condone theft we're 2 group to leave peacefully and voluntarily dominique walker who is one of the moms who responded this. it is deeply disingenuous for this multimillion dollar corporation through their multimillion dollar public relaons firms topretend t

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. >> and in the 1988 cbs interview, christina crawford put her relationship w mother the in a better light placing much of the abuse on the abuse her mother received when she was a girl. >> most of the time i was adult i tried to get her help, in fact in one show years and years ago she said that i had become her best friend, and indeed i was because i understood her. >> osgood: we cannot presume to know the truth about joan and christina crawford but we are pretty certain of for most mothers and their children today will be the happiest of days. >> next, the long good-bye. >> this portion of sunday morning is sponsored by engineering what is next in outdoor living. >> >> where will i be loved? >> osgood: the assassination of president abraham lincoln shocked this country 150 years ago this past month. coming just days after the lee surrendered to grant and the end of the civil war lincoln's death plunged the nation into new uncertainty, and prompted a very long good-bye, martha teichner sets the scene. >> a stunned sad sea of mourners lined the streets in the rain as abraham lincoln

w re wary. the news comes after an agency level review determined there is too much uncertainty around bringing them home on board their troubled boeing spacecraft. fox's christina coleman explains what happens next. >> this has not been an easy decision, but it is absolutely the right one. >> in a news conference from cape canaveral, nasa announced it's decided to keep two of its astronauts. retired navy captains butch wilmore and sunny williams in space until february. rather than bring them home on the troubled boeing starliner spacecraft that carried them to the international space station in june, since then, the spacecraft has had several helium leaks and thruster issues. >> the decision to keep butch and sunny aboard the international space station and bring the boeing starliner home uncrewed is the result of a commitment to safety. >> nasa administrator bill nelson acknowledged the administration has made fatal mistakes in the past. he says this time, their review of the situation included a widespread employee poll asking whether the starliner should return manned or unmanned. >> we have been very solicitous of all of our employees. space flight is risk

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behavior her father says he's all too familiar w all these people's calling us on our cell phones saying we was murdered. who put that out? christinarter: bankston father says she's not a violent person. >> she needs medical help. >> reporter: the case is being moved to los angeles. one of her bail conditions is that she not make contact with any of the victims or law enforcement investigating the case. we learned in court today that bankston was just reisn'tly hired as a nursing assistant at kaiser permanente in santa clara. the spokesperson writes the individual did not start work for kaiser permanente. she's had no contact with kaiser permanente patients. we're looking into this matter and we will cooperate with law enforcement. bankston is due back in court on monday. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> firefighters have released their first estimate for the number of buildings destroyed by the blue cut fire in san bernardino county. 96 homes and 213 other buildings likely burned. the number has been difficult to count because the fire has moved to quickly and erratically. >> we've had firefighters sheltering in place with people

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