except amanda wasn't a student.the discipline. >> i know i had power trips. i know there were certain girls my dad favored over me and i didn't like them so i treated them poorly in the sense that i'd be like just push, give me 25. >> things she did she said things her father wanted her to do. whose side was amanda on? >> coming up. a stunning new allegation. >> i was sexually abused. >> there? >> yes, sir. >> when dateline continues. ne a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! keith morrison: on sundays, the students at circle of hope som

amanda. yeah. >> so that crash happened this morning at 4:00. that car was wedged between the two tolls, as we were mentioning. but you can see this is a live look from our emeryville camera right now showing you traffic seems to be at a standstill. at least it looks like it is, except on the carpool lanes there. i do want to give you a closer look at what's going on at the scene where you can see those caltrans crews working to really repair that area. this was a solo car crash. as we mentioned, one person was taken away on a stretcher, it seems, and the big issue that we're seeing is there's still two lanes that are shut down right now, or at least in the last ten minutes. we can't say that six and nine, those two lanes have reopened. so it's really just seven and eight that are still shut down at this moment. we do have abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez on scene with a closer look for us at what's going on. gloria, good morning. >> good morning. amanda. yeah, they have just reopened

and to echo a lot of what amanda side. so what happened at emory universities and camp man was a representative of police militarization and the united states. the encampment had only been up for maybe 2 hours. we were hanging out for you literature, free food. there was chanting, i'm singing and then uh, not only the university police, but also the city of atlanta police. and the georgia state patrol were brought onto campus. and violently took down the encampments and brutally arrested. 28 members of our community, including the people affiliated with emory, and the tactics they used were supposedly non lethal. but they were brutal and they were used with such force that they caused great harm. that's so extra shows that the, even the more privileged members of our society are the, these tactics are being used on them. and what we don't see is used to fix, you know, being documented there use being documented on community members who suffer the most of the hands of police brutality. those were your shots and they didn't,

amanda. >> great info. keep you updated on that. and the accuweather forecast. the big headline over the next several days is we have a warming trend moving in once again. by tomorrow we have another round of heat advisory that will kick in. this morning. you could see a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. in fact, most of our cities right now reporting some sort of cloud cover from the city to oakland, san jose, napa to half moon bay inland, we do have clear skies and today we will get a fair amount of sunshine once that fog burns off. after 9 a.m. temperatures right now were generally starting out in the 50s, so region by region inland. today we're warming up. we'll go into the low 90s with lots of sunshine. today so it feels warm today. it's even warmer here tomorrow around the bay shoreline. we're starting out that cloud cover fog breaks down close to 9 a.m. and it's a warm one, upper 70s to the lower 80s around the bay shoreline along the coast, though, it's a pretty cloudy day all day

amanda is live with what we know about the people being impacted. amanda >> yeah. kumasi shigellosis is spreading through encampments, specifically along the guadalupe river across the santa clara county uh- specifically, that region. now, the infection caused by shigella bacteria can make people extremely sick with diarrhea, abdominal pain, and high fever. the outbreak has sickened at least nine people, sending six to the hospital, and another 21 suspected cases are under investigation. health officials in santa clara county are now telling people to avoid the water in the river. >> the biggest risk activity for humans to get shigella infection is, you know, being in the river themselves and swallowing contaminated river, river water, so that's kind of the thing that we're really wanting to make sure that individuals know not to do. >> public health outreach workers are providing clean water to those in the encampments. the county's health department says the risk to the general public remains low. back to you. kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. this morning, a new fight

amanda. this morning, the bay area back in the spotlight for the 2024 presidential race. the two leading campaigns making fundraising stops here in just two days. today, it is former president donald trump who will look to the bay area's wealthiest residents for a new infusion of cash. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood, where today's fundraiser is going to happen. gloria >> a good morning, reggie. yesterday former president donald trump will be here in pacific heights as part of his fundraising tour. tech billionaire david sax and his wife are co-hosting the event here. and you know, even in deep blue san francisco, this could be a solid atm for republicans. on the other side, organizers behind the inflatable trump chicken are bringing the bird out for the former president's visit. this is video from 2018. we talked to one of the organizers who said that the group was inspired after former president trump was convicted of 34 felon

back to you. >> thanks, amanda. this morning, phone service is back up and running after an issue left millions of customers unable to make calls to other networks. the outage affected at&t and verizon customers in 24 states. at&t insists that calls to 911 were not impacted, but this is the second major outage in recent months. at&t gave customers a $5 credit after that outage back in february. the company blamed that one on a technical error while it was expanding its network. the fcc is investigating both outages. >> temperatures are hitting the triple digits in some parts of the east bay today. for some people, that means going to pick cherries. i'm not sure why, but they are. it seems like it would be a hot day to do it, but the cherry pit in brentwood is one of nearly 60 u-pick farms out in far eastern contra costa county. the cherry season is in full swing right now. the temperatures will accelerate the ripening of the cherries by the weekend. close to 1000 people can come out to pick cherries on a single week

back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda.an francisco transit leaders are considering changing controversial bike lanes in the mission district. we told you about this yesterday. sfmta looking into two different concepts that would move the bike lane along valencia street from the center to the side. one design would put cyclists between moving traffic and parked cars and parklets. another would move the parklets and the parked cars into the street, with cyclists going between those places and the curb. now the center lane bike, the center bike lane opened ten months ago. a lot of businesses blamed the project for a drop in business because it removed some parking spots. we talked with one business owner who wants to see bike lanes run through neighborhoods, not commercial corridors. >> north beach clement, the marina they're all thriving and none of them have a bike lane. we have a bike lane. and the month that the construction started made valencia street die . >> the earliest sfmta could potentially start this process woul

why was amanda knox back on trial in italy? >> reporter: back in 2011, i was one of those reporters outside the prison when amanda knox was released after her murder conviction was overturned. but to this day, at least in italy, she's still guilty of slander, after initially she accused an owner of a bar where she worked part time with the murder of meredith kercher. she was sentenced to three years in prison for slander. now amanda knox has long claimed that she made the accusation only because she was under police duress, had no legal representation and no interpreter. and the court of human rights agreed that her defense rights were violated. and that's why italy's top courts recently ordered a retrial for the slander conviction. and that's why amanda knox yesterday was in florence, in court, hoping that her name would be cleared of anything to do with the murder of meredith kercher. but the court in florence upheld the three years in prison slander conviction. which doesn't mean she's going back to jail. she's already spent

back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. from san francisco to the sports world and beyond, this morning we are remembering the forever giant who played his way into fans hearts. willie mays number 24. the say hey kid died yesterday. he was 93 from heart failure. his family in the san francisco giants announced his death jointly last night. his son, michael mays, said in a statement that his father passed away peacefully and among loved ones. michael mays thanked the team, quote from the bottom of my broken heart for the love they've shown him, calling the team his life's blood, his exuberant, his incredible talent on the field made him one of, if not the greatest baseball player of all time. >> i suspect that there's probably no other african american athlete or white athlete that ever had as much soul impact on all of us as willie mays here in san francisco, morning fans have been showing up to the willie mays statue outside of oracle park to pay their respects. >> the hall of famer spent practically his entire career play

why was amanda knox back on chi trial in italy?rter: back in 2011, i was one of those reporters outside the prison when she was released after her murder conviction was overturned. to this day, she seas's still g of slander after accusing the owner of a bar with the murder of meredith kercher. he spent two weeks in prison before he was found completely innocent, and amanda knox was sentenced to a three-year prison term for slander. amanda knox always claimed she made the false accusation because she was under police duress and had no legal representation or interpreter. and in 2019, the european court of human rights agreed with her, that her defense rights were violated. and that's why the italian top court ordered a retrial of the slap slander conviction. that's why amanda knox was here, she wanted to clear her name of anything to do with the murder of meredith kercher. in the end, that court in florence reconvicted her again. as you mentioned, she's not going to spend a day in prison, because she's already served that time when

amanda? >> yeah, kumasi this morning, doctor anthony fauci is set to publicly testify on capitol hill for the first time in two years. the hearing is about the government's handling of the pandemic ahead of the hearing, a subcommittee released a transcript of closed door interviews with fauci in january. that's when he was questioned about whether he knew former colleagues allegedly skirted public records laws. doctor fauci also acknowledged in the interviews, as he had before publicly, the wuhan lab leak hypothesis about the origin of covid 19 is one of two likely possibilities. now, he continued to insist no federal funds were used for research to manipulate the coronavirus to be more transmissible at the facility. doctor fauci is expected to face questions about social distancing, masking and remote schooling, and if guidance on those issues was based on science. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. bart will be running on schedule for the morning's commute. service was suspended ov

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back to you. >> thanks, amanda. and as we get into fire season, make sure you have the abc seven bay area app. we'll send alerts with the latest information on fires, the weather forecast, where you live and other breaking news as it happens. just make sure you turn on the apps notifications. >> in the east bay, an 18 year old is dead after a shooting in antioch last night. officers responded to reports of shots fired on macaulay street near antioch high school. around 6 p.m. they arrived to find henry granado suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. the teen was a resident of pittsburg. antioch police say the homicide investigation is being handled by detectives. >> as san francisco's fight against people selling stolen items on city streets is intensifying, there could soon be some new help from the state. yesterday, state senator scott wiener announced a new bill on the steps of city hall that would give police officers the ability to cite anyone selli

let's say hi to amanda. see the drives going good morning drew. >> yeah it's only tuesday, but if that heat has you thinking about the weekend, here's something to note. commuter alert for those who rely on caltrain because of electrification testing, there will be no train service between san jose and san francisco. so this is june 8th and june 9th. limited bus service, though will be provided. let's get back to the desk developing news in redwood city this morning. >> firefighters are still watching for flare ups after a massive fire destroyed an affordable housing complex under construction in north fair oaks. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is there. gloria, what are you seeing this morning? >> yeah, you know, it's actually also what we're smelling this morning. reggie is still pretty smoky out here. we can smell the smoke, and there's still a fire crew out here that has been here throughout the night. now, we're told that from a resident that somebody actually saw crews knock down part of the scaffo

thank you. >> amanda. california. now, one step closer to the nation's first slavery reparations becoming law. yesterday, three key bills passed in the state assembly judiciary committee. they addressed slavery and decades of discrimination in the costs of reparations will be hi. >> let's make no joke about that. but the cost of the harms make this minuscule based on the debt and harm that was created through slavery. >> that is, state senator stephen bradford, who authored the bills and spoke to the committee about them. all three now advanced to the assembly appropriations committee and then to the full assembly for a vote. the first bill would create an agency to oversee reparations. the second would create a fund for reparations and reparative justice, and the third would compensate families for racially motivated land taking. there's hundreds there's thousands of examples. >> we just learned about uh- silas white, who was african american business person in santa monica who had his property taken today, and they

and amanda is tracking the situation there. >> amanda kumasi, the sites fire has exploded in size since it started on monday. it's now more than 15,000 acres and is just 5% contained. colusa county is pretty sparsely populated, but there are evacuation orders for people living there. cal fire says high winds and the remote area where the fire is burning have made this one hard to control. in calaveras county, the arrow fire has grown to nearly 5400 acres. it's now 23% contained. a firefighter was hurt yesterday morning, but their injuries do not appear to be life threatening, and we're hoping for more progress when cal fire gives its update this morning on the points fire in sonoma county, they announced right at 630 yesterday morning that the fire was 50% contained, and there hasn't been an update since, but cal fire was hoping improving weather conditions will give them the upper hand. >> so the moisture coming in from the ocean over the fire area will put our relative humidities into the 30% range, and overnight recovery is into the upper 60s, which is a fantastic advantage for firef

amanda. happening today. your opinion on san francisco's plan to bring pandas to the zoo. the board of supervisors will be discussing the plan today with public comment included abc seven news reporter glenn rodriguez. joining us live in the studio. and, gloria, there are some very vocal people who do not want the pandas to come. >> right now there are kumasi, but if the mayor can get this done, it will be the first time since 1985 that pandas will be making a home here in san francisco. she's been keeping a positive outlook despite facing some roadblocks recently. she made it past one of the first hurdles, which was getting china to agree to send them, and now she's making headway on a second hurdle. that's the funding she needs to raise $25 million to upgrade the zoo, and wants to fund it all with private money to do that, mayor breed needs a waiver that will allow several city departments to solicit donations. she faced some pushback from supervisors, who were concerned it would create a conflict of intere

kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. president biden. president biden's announcement comes just a day after the department of veteran affairs made its own potentially life changing announcement for veterans. it's updating its policies to expand access for veterans with other than honorable discharges. it includes service members discharged for their sexual identity, and also people who may have been experiencing mental or physical health conditions. >> we're actually introducing our veterans to secondary trauma because they're actually being told once again, that they could not get benefits because of their particular discharge. >> the va says the changes provide a pathway to benefits and services for deserving former service members. >> we're counting down to the 2020 rematch on the debate stage, president biden and former president trump, facing off in the first 2024 presidential debate tomorrow. yesterday we asked democratic south bay congressman ro khanna what he thinks president biden needs to focus on. >> i would talk about three b

amanda. >> thank you. new developments oakland mayor shengtao and her attorney are parting ways this comes after the mayor's defiant and tearful speech questioning the fbi raid on her home last week. abc seven news reporter lena howland is here. lena. the mayor also lashed out against those trying to recall her, saying that she won't be bullied and threatened out of office. >> reggie. that's right. and remember, this is the first time we're hearing from the mayor since enough signatures were gathered for a ballot measure that could recall her from office. >> and i want to be crystal clear. i have done nothing wrong . i can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me. >> this was also the mayor's first time addressing the fbi raid at her house on friday. but just hours after this press conference, we learned the mayor and her attorney, tony brass, parted ways. he said he had no idea she was holding a press conference or what the messaging would be. he said her messaging left him without

back to you. >> thanks, amanda. new at six muni workers have rejected the latest attempt by the city of san francisco to close a labor deal, opening a path for a summer strike, according to the chronicle. the local chapter of the transport workers union voted last week on the next three year contract. the tentative agreement contained a 13% pay raise over the next three years for union members. more than 60% of members voted against that deal. the current contract expires at the end of the month. we have reached out to mayor london breeds office and the sfmta for comment on the negotiations with the union. we'll let you know when we hear back this morning, some high school students who were prepped and ready to take the sat are frustrated, stressed out and looking to reschedule. >> they were sent home over the weekend because of issues at the testing site. 1400 students showed up ready to take the test at the oakland marriott. but the college board, which administers that test, says the wi-fi wasn't working well. we

. >> thanks, amanda. as you wake up this morning, we want to get you updated on the fires that are burning across northern california. >> there are now three major fires. they are the sites fire in colusa county. the point fire in sonoma county, which is still forcing people to evacuate. and the arrow fire in calaveras county. >> and that's where we begin this morning. this is new video of that fire from overnight. the arrow fire is burning along the highway north of copperopolis right now. the area is under evacuation near highway four. just over 5000 acres have been scorched so far. there is no containment. >> the sites fire is the one responsible for most of the smoke we're seeing in our skies. it's burning about 60 miles northwest of clear lake, and so far it's burned more than 4400 acres, about six square miles with zero containment. >> that brings us to the point fire burning near lake sonoma. sonoma county has declared a local emergency tsay. evacuation orders are still in place this morning. fire

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kumasi >> thank you, amanda.ccess to contraceptives across the country. this is called the right to contraceptive contraception act, and it would codify the rights of individuals to access contraception and the right of doctors to provide it. now i need 60 votes to advance. it's coming ahead of the second anniversary of the supreme court striking down federal abortion rights protections to tell that woman that person, you don't have a right to make a decision about what happens to your body next. >> it's immoral. and i think most of us agree one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree. the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. >> vice president kamala harris appeared on jimmy kimmel last night. she talked about contraceptives and abortion rights. she also talked about the guilty verdict in former president donald trump's criminal hush money trial. >> there was a defense attorney who actively participated in selecting that jury, who actively made decisions abou

a shocking verdict for amanda knox, convicted for slander. her name. back in that courtroom for the first time in almost 13 years. her lawyer speaking to us moments later saying she is too emotional to talk publicly for now. >> amanda is very upset. we're very surprised of the outcome of the decision. >> this was her then, age 20, hours after her roommate was murdered in the idyllic roommate was murdered. this time, she's accused of slander saying a bar owner took part in the murder. she later recanted, but the borrower spent a few weeks in jail. knox allegedly made the alleges during interrogation by italian police following the murder. meredith kirsch are was found half naked with 40 stab wounds. police searched the blood-stained apartment, and arrested the american and the man she had been dating for a week. they would spend four year behind bars, face three jury trials and she would testify of being hit by police, her interrogation without a lawyer. one of the lawyers gave me a smack and said, remember, remember, she told the court today.

back to you, reggie. >> thanks, amanda.s morning, cal fire crews continue to battle flames burning close to some napa county vineyards. the crystal fire has burned 60 acres north of saint helena near the silverado trail, close to the bell canyon reservoir. it is 65% contained. this is the first significant fire in wine country this year. it's near the burn scar from the 2020 glass fire. four firefighters were taken to the hospital for injuries related to the response and that steep, rocky terrain and in hot conditions. cal fire says they are expected to make a full recovery. >> happening today, the 2024 presidential campaign making a stop right here in the bay area, former president donald trump will be attending a fundraiser in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez in pacific heights live, where the fundraiser is taking place later today. good morning, gloria. >> good morning. kumasi supporters are planning to gather to greet trump here in san francisco, but opponents are al

amanda.ing? yeah. >> good morning. it's still an issue for those making their drive through san pablo. this is because of an earlier three car crash that was blocking the two left lanes. we are learning that the two left lanes should be reopening soon. that's the best timeline that i have for you. the word soon. there you can see travelers are driving about eight miles per hour there. of course, this is westbound 80 before san pablo dam road. the backup is to pinole valley road here. at this hour, you will enter. you will notice emergency crews on scene as you pass. so just keep that in mind if you're making your way through the east bay. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. today in oakland, a critical meeting as the city is racing to close a multi-million dollar budget shortfall, all while grappling with the fbi raid of the mayor's home. the city council is set to meet this afternoon to discuss options, and they're all pretty difficult. abc7 news reporter gloria enriquez tracking

amanda. >> good morning lisa.turned tanker truck carrying salt water went down at around 130 this morning in fremont, shutting down the thornton avenue on ramp to northbound 880. it is still on its side at this hour. we do have some video to show you as well what it seems like. the promising news it isn't causing any major issues. you can see it's on the side of the road in the ditch. they're not entirely blocking the roadway at all, and so hopefully that doesn't impact traffic too much as the morning commute kind of picks up at here at 530, not so much an issue other than needing to upright that tanker. and then we do want to get to some drive times for you. that's typical slowdown 48 minutes from tracy to dublin, 16 minutes to get from san rafael to san francisco and then antioch to concord. that will take you 16 minutes as well. back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. new developments on the point fire in sonoma county while evacuation orders are still in place. fire crews have made progress in stopping it from sp

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this morning a shocking verdict for amanda knox, convicted for slander.in that courtroom for the first time in almost 13 years. her lawyer speaking to us moments later, saying she's too emotional to talk publicly for now. >> amanda is very upset. very surprised of the outcome of the decision. >> reporter: this is her after her roommate was murdered. today's case another retrial. this time knox accused of slander for allegedly saying a man took part in the murder. she later recanted. the bartender spending a few weeks in jail. knox made the allegation during interrogation by police following the murder. meredith was found half naked with 40 stab wounds. police searched the student's bloodstained apartment and soon arrested amanda and her boyfriend who she had been dating for a week. they would spend four years behind bars, face three jury trials, and she would testify to being hit by police. her interrogation without a lawyer. one of the officers gave me a smack and said remember, remember, she told the court today. she was finally freed and exonerated by

though, by then, amanda and john had found a little solace here in longview.r adopted family. >> which is why they decided not to take her remains back home to florida with them. she will stay here, in longview. with her name carved in stone. >> it's a funny thing, isn't it? that it would be important to have a stone up above the place you're lying down with your name on it. and yet, it is. >> it is. exactly, you never think about it, but it is something -- it's important to have that. because you're never forgotten. you know, that your name is there. it's written in stone. >> lavender doe, no longer. eternally, dana lynn dodd. >> some of the people still go by her grave site and still put flowers and things there. and that's what we wanted. because she's part of longview. >> and she'll never be sent away again. >> no. she's home. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. "dateli" i'm andrea canning thank you for watching >>> good morning and welcome to this sunday edition of morning joe weekend. it was another f

he does that a lot. >> amanda closed her eyes and drifted off. and then sometime after 1:30 a.m., the frantic sound. her father, 911. she ran downstairs to her parents bedroom. >> i opened the door and i see her laying there and my dad is kneeling next to her. as soon as i opened the door, he gets up and pulls me out of the room. he is hugging me and crying. >> their mother was dad. of that there was no doubt. but how and why? and who? >> coming up. what had happened in the bedroom? >> i did not realize the gravity of it. i thought there had been an accident, and she was on the way to the hospital. >> the truth would be much worse. >> did you have any inkling, suspicion, the bread might've had something to do with this? ? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair... if

back to you at the desk, amanda. >> thank you. we've been following the story of a little boy who was attacked by an unleashed dog in san francisco. now we know the owners of the dog have been cited. the dog's fate is still undecided. surveillance video caught the attack on camera. the three year old was walking home with his nanny in the cow hollow neighborhood when the dog charged at him. in a statement, san francisco police said the owners were cited by animal care and control for failure to provide information after a dog bite and failure to report a dog bite to the department of animal, animal care and control. now, the city will schedule a hearing where the dog's fate will be decided, including possible euthanasia, animal care and control says the city's process is focused on the dog, not necessarily the owners. >> there's nothing happening to the owners, and if we want to hold the owners accountable, we have to file separately through the civil court, which could be time consuming and probably have a financial impact. so a

senator marsha blackburn, lela, rose, mollie hemingway and today amanda collins to speak at cw and i'm very happy to introduce her. she'll be talking about the importance of second amendment, especially for women. and her book titled beyond survival. amanda has been a loose center speaker for many years, and she speaks on college campuses at woman events and law enforcement conferences across the nation advocating for second amendment rights, her book beyond survival reclaiming my life after i survived details her xp release of a brutal assault on her college campus, a campus that was a gun zone. one of the loose center sponsors that i heard her give was at a texas that was in the midst of a debate about to allow students to carry firearms. amanda had been trained by her family to use firearms for hunting and for protection, but she wasn't allowed to carry it on her campus out there in nevada, it could have stopped her assault. think about these so-called gun free zones at schools, other places. if you are a criminal or wanting to commit a violent crime, would a gun free zones be place

. >> ktvu amanda quintana live from livermore with the latest details. amanda >> yeah. ali. just an unfortunate situation here. so we are watching as investigators continue to take pictures of some of the debris that's on the road. the motorcycle is still here. the body is still here. the coroner did just arrive. so this is 580 westbound in livermore. it's just after the on ramp from livermore avenue. so right now there is one lane open, but this is clearly causing a heavy, heavy backup. you know, it's hard for us to even see how far this backup is. but as far as we can see, this is this is going to take a long time. from what chp has told us, there is no estimated time to reopen the road, so this will be a while. but we did just see the pio for chp is showing up right now. so we are going to get a little more information in a few minutes, and we will bring that to you in the next half hour. but i do want to go to sal because i know sal, you could see a little better with your maps, kind of how far back this backup is. >> that's right. amanda and the backup is back into trac

amanda. >> good morning. yes. so it is a watch party and it is actually being put on by the san francisco unicorns. so that's san francisco's professional cricket team. they just opened up these gates and we've been watching has a lot of people are gathering because they are so excited about this game. it starts in 30 minutes. but we had a big group here waiting just to get in. just to go get a seat. you could see there's a big screen over there and people are just ready. they are so, so excited for this game. now this game is supposed to last about 2.5 hours. but then after the game, this event continues because kids will get to learn the basics of cricket from players on the san francisco unicorns. they want to help inspire this next generation of cricket players. now the san francisco unicorns were established as a team last year, the same year major league cricket was created, and cricket is really continuing to grow in popularity. we've talked to a few fans already. a lot of these fans s

we will watch to see what else amanda knox has to say in the wake of this verdict.en, thank you very much. >> all right. a heat dome settling over the west, leaving millions under excessive heat alerts as temperatures spiked to the triple-digits over the next several days, or meteorology i'll just release the rough er has the latest for us at least. >> good morning gag. >> good morning. we're looking at some of the earliest 110 degree temperatures on record for water these locations in this deep purple, these are all of the warnings that stretch from the sierra nevadas down to las vegas and phoenix for days actually get through the end of the week we're looking at at least 100 or more heat records following both daytime highs and overnight lows. i mean, look at this temperatures. yes, a lot of these areas do get hot, but not this hot this early. your average high in las vegas is 96 degrees. we're looking at temperatures getting to 110 as we go into the week. same thing in part palm springs, phoenix could get temperatures up to 112. all of these temperature 15 to 20

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learn more at viking.com. >>> we're back with a new twist in the amanda knox legal saga.der conviction for falsely accusing an innocent man for the murder of her roommate meredith kirchner in 2007. she was cleared in kirchner's murder. knox crying in court as the verdict was delivered. her first time back in an italian courtroom in more than a decade. joining us from florence, italy, is nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons. knox had said getting this verdict thrown out would be the final step in fully clearing her name, so where does this leave her? >> reporter: ana, yeah, that's right. she flew all the way from seattle to be here, to be in court believing that she could put this last hurdle behind her if you like. instead we watched as she we want as she had a long embrace from her husband. she sat down for a long time in the courtroom. her lawyer told me that she will go back to seattle and continue her life as a mom. clearly she had wanted to fully clear her name. she didn't manage to achieve that today. this morning a shocking verdict for amanda kno

joni mena, amanda tyler. jayson stanley is back with me, as well.art with your reaction to those remarks that we just heard from the texas gop conference. >> i find them incredibly troubling. potentially dangerous, as well. calls for spiritual warfare, putting in stark terms, turns political opponents into x essential threats. they use demonizing language, anti-human language, which can lead to violence. to do so in a state that has rented gun culture, where we have seen mass shootings, this really is a dangerous turn. emblematic of the extreme nature of the republican party in texas, it has taken over the republican party. it looks more like an authoritarian theocracy than a pluralistic democracy. >> i want to play some audio of angela paxson. the wife of the attorney general, ken paxton. here she is speaking at a luncheon for pastors in churches. >> our battle is not against flesh and blood. it is against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. >> it's against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. how must we process th

amanda jeff and i just the, the hunger, nocturnal. so we had to wait until it was dark to try and find some in the meantime, we went to go. philip peters used to attract animals. how do you know where the hogs are? we typically have jane cameras on those theaters. then we can basically see what's been coming in to that theater and about what time. and that can give us some clues . did we say somebody came in yesterday a lot better chance they'll come in today that they didn't come in yesterday, but it's never a guarantee. if it's it's less than $5050.00, pretty smart then. if they see some hunters, then they won't come back the next day. to that same area or several 100 took a shot at a pig yesterday. there's berkeley, no chance that pig will come anywhere close for a long time. even though they're everywhere, it can be really hard to catch the corner. there's a pink pipe called a pig pipe, which naturally require some target practice. you're sure you're using. you're right. i. uh yes. mostly by much. there you go. when it got late en

maya eaglin has the story. >> reporter: actor amanda seifried may be known for hollywood blockbustersmetown of allentown, pennsylvania by bringing mindfulness to schools in a unique way. >> we all grow up kind of in these cardboard boxes and making them whatever we want. >> reporter: amanda's one of the co-creators of make it cute. and their cardboard playhouses make a safe place for school children. >> it's theirs and they have their autonomy, and hopefully that makes them feel safe to be able to explore their own feelings and then communicate. >> reporter: sigh eifried and t other creators grew up together. >> it was just such a special day. >> reporter: now with the help of a donation from a local state farm office and the mindful child initiative, make it cute has been able to place these may houses in 14 allentown schools, transforming them into calming cottages. the students at central elementary school finding comfort within these cardboard cottages. school counselor erin rogers says they have become a key tool for kids to manage stress and control emotion. >> students have tol