. >>> and later, the extraordinary woman who is still breaking barriers, standing tall amid american giants. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening, everyone. jericka is off tonight. i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us this sunday. a newly released report reveals details about how a lone gunman was able to kill 21 people, mostly children, after walking into a texas elementary school almost two months ago. the extensive document chronicles leadership failures across multiple agencies, poor decision-making amid the chaos and the history of ignoring early clues about the troubled gunman. we're in uvalde, texas, speaking with relatives of victims and attended a press conference just moments ago. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, errol, i will tell you more about what you were just saying. we learned more in that report today about the gunman, including he had never fired a gun before, that he had suicidal ideation, that he glorified violence online and that he had sociopathic tendencies, but no one that came in contact w

availability of vaccines in russia, the ministry of health commented on the departure of the american giantc analogues are and how children will be vaccinated against measles and chickenpox? in yakutia , the hurricane wind demolished the scenery for sports games , 18 people were injured about what is happening now at the site of the emergency in the live broadcast of our correspondent from the region. 18 people, including three children, were injured in yakutia , screen structures and decorations collapsed on people due to hurricane winds.

>> reporter: later, the extraordinary woman who's still breaking barriers standing tall amid american giants>> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> a newly released report reveals sobering details about how a lone gunman was able to kill 21 people, mostly children, after walking into a texas elementary school almost two months from now. the extensive document chronicles leadership failures across multiple agencies, poor decision making across the chaos and early clues about the gunman. lilia luciano attended a press conference moments ago. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, erroll, i'll tell you more about what you were just saying. we learned more in that report today about the gunman, including he had never fired a gun before. he had suicidal ideation. he glorified violence online and he had sociopath thick tendencies but nobody who came in contact with him ever alerted authorities about him. the investigation conducted by a texas house committee highlights systemic failures and egregious errors. the gunman's family and robb elementary administrators. the 77 page rep

the ministry of health commented on the departure of the american pharma giant, and told what domestic analogues are and how children will be vaccinated against measles and chickenpox? in yakutia , a hurricane wind demolished the scenery for sports games 18 people were injured about what is now happening at the scene of the emergency in the live coverage of our correspondent from the region. 18 people, including three children, were injured in yakutia, due to a hurricane wind, screen structures and decorations for sports games that started today in the republic collapsed on people. we will learn the details of this state of emergency from my colleague evgeny borovsky evgeny welcome how it all happened. and what is known about the condition of the victims. yes, daria greetings well , since morning, according to eyewitnesses, nothing foreshadowed. the weather was miserable, clear in the sky, not a cloud shone warm, the sun suddenly fell on the heads of the spectators, a real tropical storm wind with metal all in its path, and opened advertising banners and destroyed structures prepared f

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americans. how many of us remember vividly the thrill of the first takeoff. many recall the first news lindbergh's safe landing in paris. how many symantec first gianthink the planet mars. it has only been 80 years since the smithsonian it likely launched his amanda pardo for half-mile flight before plunged into the potomac. the amazing american achievement in space tell us something even more important about ourselves on earth. the hallmark of the american inventors has been the willingness of the minute and eagerness to reach for the unknown. for three and a half centuries, americans and their ancestors have been explorers and inventors. pilgrims and pioneers all searching for something new across the ocean at, across the continent, across the solar system, across the frontiers of science and beyond the boundaries of the human mind. and find within these walls and windows, are the products of american men and women is imagination and determination could not be confined. there is nothing no more american than saying you don't succeed, try try again. good americans be going to the atlantic seaboard, the wide open spaces of lured americans from our b

americans. how many of us remember vividly the thrill of the first takeoff? how many recall the first news of lindbergh safe landing in paris? how many saw man's first giantan flag on the moon? at this moment, and unmanned viking spacecraft is circling the planet mars. it has only been 80 years since the smithsonian samuel langley launched his unmanned arrow drone for a half mile flight before it plunged into the potomac. the amazing american achievements in air and space tell us something even more important about ourselves on earth. the hallmark of the american adventure has been a willingness, even and eagerness, to reach for the unknown. for three and a half centuries, americans and their ancestors have been explorers and inventors. pilgrims and pioneers. always searching for something new across the oceans, across the continent, across the solar system, across the frontiers of science, beyond the boundaries of the human mind. can find within these walls and windows are the products of american men and women who it's imagination and determination could not be confined. there is nothing more american than saying, if you don't succeed, try, try again. n

accused company drivers of rape, harassment and kidnapping, that's not the only problem with the american tech giant and delivery service, investigative journalism revealed that uber actively used illegal methods to conquer markets around the world, and in doing so ruthless exploited drivers studied documents about the activities of the world cup manager's company called themselves pirates on call. food delivery taxi valued at $43 billion via a mobile app , drivers most often make about 19 million daily trips in their own cars in more than 70 countries. some of the secrets to the success of this silicon valley-centered financial empire are revealed in the so-called uber files, an archive of 124,000 internal documents. including electronic correspondence of the leadership for 5 years from 2013 to 17, an international consortium of the journal received access to this archive. investigators and the british newspaper the guardian were hidden by the leak of secret files the story of how the tech giant uber flouted the law, lied to the police, used violence against drivers, and covertly lobbied the govern

the giants wearing the jersey of the 1946 san francisco sea lions. of the negro leagues honoring african americants trying to make it three out of four of the milwaukee brewers. this is what you call quick reflexes by picture logan web grab a shot off the bat of andrew mccutchen and then the first inning, the brewers. did get one run in the inning. but it didn't take the giants long. cancel that out. they got single runs in the 1st and 2nd and had already scored twice in the third. one lamonte wade got into it. jason alexander pitch with a couple of runners on that one, gets wet for a three run homer. over 95 of the splash it 71 giant said they weren't finished going long ball. brandon belt faced alexander in the sixth with a runner on that's number eight on the year for belt, the giants win. 95 logan web improves to nine and three johns get a nice little bump headed to the all star game winners of seven of their last nine. for the a's. it's all about grabbing victories wherever you can. these days is fans in houston today, hoping to see their team win a series before the all star break. astros t

giant. anglo american beginning more than 4.5% on the back of a beat as well.is the question around softer commodities going forward, higher costs, as well. it was a beat for anglo american and investors rewarding those numbers so far. the fed has delivered the widely anticipated 75 basis point rate hike and signaled increases will continue until inflation is clearly heading back down. >> as it relates to september, i said another usually large increase could be appropriate, but that is one that we will make based on the data we see and we will be making decisions meeting by meeting. we think it is time to just go to a meeting by meeting basis and not provide the kind of clear guidance that we had provided another way to neutral. tom: that of course was jay powell on the back of that decision to raise rates by another 75 basis points, saying they will take each meeting meeting by meeting on the data. not running out -- ruling out another hike of 75 basis points, but it will depend on what happens between now and september. sean hagerty joins us now for an exclu

[applause] >> john mccain was a giant among americans from a family of patriots, a genuine hero who endurednspeakable torture as a prisoner in the war of vietnam. elected twice to the u.s. house of representatives and six times to the u.s. and its of the people of arizona and nominated for the presidency by the republican party, respected around the world to come when he was a eternal optimist who believed in consensus, character and putting countries first. his legacy continues to challenges integrity to serve with courage and conviction. [applause] [applause] >> diane j nash. >> a fearless leader of the freedom rides and nashville sit in movements, diane nash was a fierce light in darkness, she been more of dream a better america, she helped build one. of the committee committee in the 1960's, she pledged some of the most important campaigns that inspired activism around the world until this day. for her strategic savvy and absolute courage, diane nash for helping forge a path toward a more perfect union. [applause] [applause] >> megan rapino. world cup champion, olympic gold medalist, na

reporter: you may have seen it on tv competitors running, jumping and flying through a giant obstacle course. american ninja warrior has drawn viewers in. >> i just fell in love with the sport we were watching it on tv and then we really wanted to try it. >> reporter: the sport is known as ninja, inspired by the tv show and it's sweeping the country. gyms are popping up in cities like castle rock, colorado, literally showing kids the ropes. >> i started coming here because it was a good work-out and it was really fun, and i just made lots of friends doing it. >> reporter: 16-year-old cayden first completed on "american anyone yeah warrior jr." when he was just 13 years old. then last year, he went up against competitors on the adult version of the show and was crowned the winner. >> you got it! come on! >> reporter: what kind of emotions did you have >> it definitely took a while to hit and realize i just did that once it hit that, it was crazy. i had been watching the show forever and realizing that i did that was incredible. >> reporter: if you are like me, you have probably watched competitors on t

and today the team's general manager back in san jose as the league's first african american general manager, a giant role. could it light a spark for more qualified front office hockey staff who look like him? >> i want to do the best i can for the sharks organization and for the fan base. and if i do that, i'll help open the doors for other minorities to get into some front office positions. >> what a pedigree. what a sports management family. his older brother chris here is general manager of the miami dolphins, and his dad bobby had a lot of roles in the patriots front office. his claim to fame, did you know bobby urged the patriots to draft tom brady. >> the coach of michigan said there was only one -- one personal guy in the nfl who called and asked about brady, and that was my dad. so that's the lesson. you got to go the extra mile. you got to turn over every stone and you got to put in the time. there is no shortcuts. >>> baseball. the a's looking to make it two straight against the blue jeans. and the giants are in arizona trying to snap a five-game losing streak. moving pictures on "the lat

. >> [applause] >> john was a giant among americans from a family of patriots. a genuine hero who endured unspeakable torture as a prisoner in the war in vietnam. a true public servant elected twice to the us house of representatives and six times to the u.s. senate by the people of arizona, and nominated for the presidency by the republican party. respected around the world, he was an eternal optimist who believed in consensus, character and putting country first.'s legacy continues to challenge us to cherish integrity and serve with courage and conviction. >> [applause] >> diane nash. >> [applause] >> a fearless leader of the freedom rides and national city movements, diane nash was a fierce light in darkness. she did more than dream of better america, she helped build one. as a founder of the student nonviolent coordinating committee in the 1960s, she led some of the most important 20th-century civil rights campaigns that inspire activism around the world to this day. for her strategic savvy and absolute courage, americans owe a debt of gratitude to diane nas

yeah, i mean, i think a lot of giants fans which he was still on the team and is an american tradition back on tracking one. see what madison bumgarner had pregame and the hot dog eating contest the adversity. yes. adversity joey just that faced. oh taking out all those hot dogs. it performance sports is next. it performance sports is next. what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reac

by increasing health care across -- access for elderly and low-income americans, this act was a giant leap forward in building a more perfect union. today, nearly 64 million americans are enrolled in medicare, and over 83 million americans receive assistance from medicaid. we know that these programs are highly effective. extensive research shows that medicaid coverage is associated with a range of positive health outcomes. medicare and medicaid saves lives. medicare and medicaid also have considerable economic benefits. medicaid significantly helps reduce poverty and has been tied to economic mobility across generations and higher educational attainment, income, and taxes paid. despite the benefits of medicare and medicaid, my republican colleagues are trying to dismantle these programs. in 2018, a house republican budget proposal slashing 50 -- $537 million from medicare over a decade. yet, while house republicans tried to gut medicare and medicaid, house democrats are working to expand these programs t to more americans. i'm fighting to improve medicare and medicaid in my district

at the war in ukraine but they fear that the lion's share of the profits will go, alas, to american weapons giantdoes not eat unfairly, what is war called to whom? who is the mother of? the american institute for the study of war believe that the russian army will soon focus on the liberation of the severskaya and bakhmut experts suggest the american relatives of vikinulon that the kremlin considers the izyum-slavyansk region of less priority, how do they know? how to take control of other territories of donbass, in particular avdiivka, where russian units have stepped up their offensive in order to stop putin and further enrich arms corporations western media unanimously demand to immediately increase the supply of weapons to kiev, and now, then zelensky will definitely succeed. russia launches new strikes across ukraine on orders from the russian ministry of defense to step up the pace according to recent reports, a year's supply of artillery shells is used up in ukraine in a matter of weeks in a war of this magnitude , those who can keep their guns loaded will benefit. as long as possible. the

with american ones, but the process was delayed in its developments so that the united states had enough for all industries. it just wasn’t in 2018 that fbi director ray admitted that the chinese giantei was able to disrupt the work of american telecommunication networks. so much equipment has been purchased by america if a company associated with a foreign government that does not share our values ​​at all gets control of our telecommunications system. it's truly frightening perspective. a year later, the us war broke out with huawei , the company began to squeeze out the us market. so the fbi report is also a continuation of that trade war. the other day it turned out that none of the operators of higher cellular communications, despite the instructions, did not replace the chinese equipment. there is no american money, about 2 billion were allocated, and about six are needed to replace it. well, most likely, tens of thousands of internet surveillance cameras will now be replaced in the states. it turned out that the american valera at one time purchased these camera. all the same huawei to watch the weather and traffic on the roads. and now in america they fear that with the help

rejoice in the war in ukraine but they fear that the lion's share of the profits will go to the american arms giant, and not to the european commission. in this regard, today has proposed to allocate 500 million euros for 2 years to replenish stocks of weapons. in the eu countries depleted due to supplies to ukraine, the american institute for the study of war believe that the russian army will soon focus on liberation from the beginning of seversk and then artyomask experts it is suggested that the kremlin considers the izyum-slavyansk region a lower priority. than taking control of other territories of the donbass in general, the logic is a strange institution, i remind you that if someone is not aware of the head of a relative of victoria nuland, that is, there is no trust in him, but everyone has one conclusion putin is slowly but surely achieving his goal on ukraine and are already preparing to take odessa with the help of, among other things, spies in the office of president zelensky. russia is inflicting new strikes throughout ukraine on the orders of the russian ministry defense build up th

so there was a mutual admiration between these two giants of the african american world. and perhaps that's too insular a description. both of them were people, humans who bestowed the world like great colossus i. they were giants in their own way. unfortunately, the cold war was really heating up at that time. and so robinson, who was the first african american to win the mvp that year. was also used as a stooge -- and the cold war to be their champion. he was able to >> let's do this. like you said, to his credit, at the end of his life, he set the record straight. let's look at this last slide because we got, we don't want -- this is the funeral program for jackie robinson. 1972. 1972, riverside church, new york city. and if you look at the pall bearers. jesse jackson did the -- if you look at the active pallbearers. bill russell, mani irving. martin -- jim gilligan. ralph baraka. peewee reese. joe black. honorary pallbearers. willie maze. nelson rockefeller who robinson supported. willie starter. you could just imagine what that scene was like. in 72 and like he was sa

american league units. nationally whites supported by the giants carlos jordan and started john peterson, slightly more acceptablerying to avoid 1/9 straight loss. the nationally put two runs on the board in the first inning of tampa. shane mcclanahan, mookie betts with the single and that'll score ronald acuna, the nationals, nationals would have had a much bigger inning if not for the effort by cleveland's andres jimenez. jimenez makes the staff then goes behind the back to the white sox tim anderson. who throws the first where vladimir guerrero puts the tag on manny machado, and this is a double play. well that was a big play because the next batter was the cardinals paul goldschmidt, and he did this the national league in front two to nothing, but that was the last time the nl would score still to nothing. when the yankees giancarlo stanton faced ella's tony gosselin with a runner on that ball, not coming back to two games. stanton homers in the stadium, where he attended games as a kid. he used the twins byron buxton up next, and that's another tape pressure shot two swings of the bat. the american league ha

get back on track against a familiar face madison bumgarner and the diamondbacks giants in arizona madbum rocking the americane top. the second tied up two david vr making his major league debut just misses a home runner right field instead a double. his family pumped up. what a way to start your career the giants defensive struggles though continued in this game the bunt evan longoria makes the play for the out but then wilmer flores throwing to third overthrows the catcher who was covering adult and varshow scores three two, arizona san francisco five straight games with the least one error. ouch top the third giants down four two. here's vr's first rbi ripping it to write center have a longoria scores. it's a 4-3 game, but that was as close as the giants get bottom of the sixth. rojas liner to left. it's gonna roll all the way to the wall another run scores giants lose eight three. they've lost five in a row former a matt chapman back in the house blue jays opened up a three-game series against the a's top four v mile machine. look at that play chapmanesque so nice, we show it twice great defense for pitch

get back on track against a familiar face madison bumgarner and the diamondbacks giants in arizona madbum rocking the americanthere top. the second tied up two david vr making his major league debut very first pitch. he sees from madbum. just misses a home runner right field instead a double. his family pumped up. what a way to start your career the giants defensive struggles though continued in this game the bunt evan longoria makes the play for the out but then wilmer flores throwing to third overthrows the catcher who was covering adult and varshow scores three two, arizona san francisco five straight games with the least one error. ouch top the third giants down four two. here's vr's first rbi ripping it to write center have a longoria scores. it's a 4-3 game, but that was as close as the giants get bottom of the sixth. rojas liner to left. it's gonna roll all the way to the wall another run scores giants lose eight three. they've lost five in a row former a matt chapman back in the house blue jays opened up a three-game series against the a's top four v mile machine. look at that play chapmanesque so nic

i believe the giant cheez-its are a basic american right.s to this snack cannot be relegated to the states. i have to believe that this restriction is the work of the crunch-wrap supreme court, and its radical justice, samuel a. burrito. ( cheers and applause ) i have to-- i have to believe that. i have-- how else-- speaking of big orange things that are bad for you, yesterday we heard from former president "boob looks like a traitor." like you, he's been watching the january 6th hearings. and yesterday, the surprise hearing starred former white house aide cassidy hutchinson, seen here using the force to try to summon one of those cheez-it tostadas. ( laughter and applause ) hutchinson was assistant to chief of staff mark meadows, so she saw everything that went on in the white house. she told the committee that, among other things, the former president knew his crowd was armed before unleashing them on the capitol, attacked a member of his security detail in an s.u.v., and most disturbing of all, threw his lunch plate in rage. well, you kno

chris: the giants were ranked throwback jerseys for african-american heritage day honoring the 1946 sea bear cub on the front of those jerseys. as the story goes the sea lions got the unities from the san francisco hubs and change the names. then they change the image. that is the cutest giants fan you ever to see. giants looking to take three of four from milwaukee. andrew mccutchen, watch out cream minor hit at 108 miles per hour. saving his arm right there, he wins six strong. ththsuayfternoon. taking santa rosa native. areer, 7-1 giants per web getting help from his defense as well. thairo estrada, look at that play. look at wilmer. readjust for the out. that is a great play on all sides. brandon's third homerun in 10 days. the giants went 9-5. they have won seven of their last nine. the third and wild-card spot -- third and final wild-card spot. the a's and fans trying to finish the first half in houston on a good note like thatof t 's. they are down now 3-1. three batters later, to on. sinking liner center field. cannot make it. the ball gets away, sean murphy scores. it's a three

jackie and so robeson showed restraint, so there was a mutual admiration between these two giants of the african-american world. and and perhaps that's too insular a description. both of them were people. humans who bestowed the world like great colossi they were giants in their own way and unfortunately the cold war. was really heating up at that time. and so robinson won the was the first african-american to win the mvp that year was also used i think as a stooge of branch ricky and the and the cold warriors to be their champion. yeah, yeah, let's do this and like you said to his credit he you know at the end of his life he was able to set the record straight it is right. let's look at this last slide because we've got we don't want the power. here's the this is the the funeral program for jackie robinson is 1972. um, you know 19 1972 riverside church, new york city right and if you look at you know, paul bearers, yeah, jesse jackson did the the eulogy roberta flack and if you look at the act pallbearers bill russell larry, dolan, mighty irving of martin element jim gillen, don newcombe ralph. branca.

it is a giant week for the american economy. we get new data on consumer confidence and growth.t americans are feeling punished by inflation. >> i will probably be homeless by next year becausehe

it is a giant week for the american economy. we get new data on consumer confidence and growth. the biden white house waiving off recession talk, but most americans are feeling punished by inflation. >> i will probably be homeless by next year because the rent has tripled. i can't buy clothes. can't buy for my grandchildren. you can't buy anything. >>> plus, the january 6th committee maps out its next stage, and it releases new video showing the depth of donald trump's hesitation to condemn the capitol rioters. >>> a pair of new warnings about china. beijing is growing more aggressive. the white house, though, worried about how beijing will react if the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, goes ahead with a planned visit to taiwan. >>> up first for us, a huge week for the american economy. the biden white house forcefully disputing those who believe we are tipping into recession. by week's end, we will have a better sense, a much better sense, of who is right and just what that means for your budget and the president's political standing. several key indicators out this week. tom

this is the second turnover fine for the it giant in russia since the end of december. the american corporationiged to pay its six seven billion rubles. reason in violation of the restriction of access to illegal content. according to roskomnadzor. this fine has already been collected at the end of the issue. i will remind the exchange rate today the dollar is 56 rubles. 56 kop. euro 57 15. and that's all for now. tears voice and nerves beats per minute can not be counted. let it be wheezing to goosebumps to fever to tears. we are all sick of football fields with football at the stadium, meet the new season apply for a fan card at gosuslugi.ru. we continue the release france and britain survived the day of temperature records in st. petermeters, overcame the 40 ° mark, flights at the largest air base of the royal air force were suspended due to record heat, the runway melted, to avoid such survivability, one of the bridges over the other and the british capital. wrapped in foil in spain, the forests are burning, and the field farmers are counting the losses. experts. they say that high temperat

the giants lose yet again and the a's were off the american century celebrity golf tournament was inahoe. stephen curry going for his first title after three top five finishes. while charles barkley guarantees he will finish the top 70. >> curry doesn't think he has a chance. >> no. hell, no. let him playing on every t. there's no way he's doing it. as much -- as much faith as chuck has had in the warriors winning championships, there's not amount of faith in him hitting the top 70's. >> it's a good smack talk. first round of the nhl draft, the sharks took phillip -- f filip bisted. >> it's been a long grind. and without having a g.m. in place, i've got to give them a ton of credit. they ground it out. dougie did a good job with the european scouts. we're excited to have himle >> the raiders new president made history. sandra douglass morgan is named team president. a native of las vegas served as a director of the nevada game control board. he she will be tax with stabilizing a front office that has been in turmoil. we will b it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the slee

the giants lose yet again and the a's were off the american century celebrity golf tournament was instephen curry going for his first title after three top five finishes. while charles barkley guarantees he will finish the top 70. >> curry doesn't think he has a chance. >> no. hell, no. let him playing on every t. there's no way he's doing it. as much -- as much faith as chuck has had in the warriors winning championships, there's not amount of faith in him hitting the top 70's. >> it's a good smack talk. first round of the nhl draft, the sharks took phillip -- f filip bisted. >> it's been a long grind. and without having a g.m. in place, i've got to give them a ton of credit. they ground it out. dougie did a good job with the european scouts. we're excited to have himle >> the raiders new president made history. sandra douglass morgan is named team president. a native of las vegas served as a director of the nevada game control board. he she will be tax with stabilizing a front office that stabilizing a front office that has been in after my car accident, stabilizing a front office

democrats have already crushed american families with historic inflation. now they want to pile on giant tax hikes that will hammer workers and kill many thousands of american jobs. first they killed your family's budget, now they want to kill your jobs, too. so could this also provide an opening for messaging for the midterms for the republicans? >> i think the republicans are going to say whatever the republicans are going to say, and there's much of what mitch mcconnell said that is patently false. they're only talking on tax increases on the super evaluaty wealthy and corporations, and at the time the economy is at full employment. i think the republicans want to do everything they possibly can to not talk about the candidates that are actually running for office around the country. the election deniers, the people putting out crazy stuff on roe v. wade, crazy stuff on gay marriage, all of the stuff in the ethernet and all of it getting talked about. the republicans in the leadership know that if they're running on that, they're losing. so anything they can do to try to switch the to

threatening a grove of some of the biggest and most ancient trees in the world. americans, yosemite park is home to more than $500.00 giants acoya trees. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera up next, it's inside story. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. me. ah. ah twitter says that it will take legal action against the law must for pulling out of a takeover deal mosque accused the platform of what he called a material breach of their agreement but will not be enough to win the case of what's likely to happen next this is inside story. ah, ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. one of the richest people on the planet says that he's changed his mind about buying twitter, tesla seo. ellen musk says that fake accounts could amount to a 5th of twit as users. that's 4 times more, but he was initially told the company denies this and says that it will so mosque to push through the deal. we'll begin our discussion in just a moment, but 1st a report from out cirrus phantom on a $44000000000.00 deal to buy. twitter is the richest man, the world you must says he's terminating the contract 3 months a

heat bakes part of the country as more than 70 million americans face temperatures above 95 degrees. and tonight, the race to save yosemite's giant sequoias from a rapi >>> stunning video from modesto shows teenage boys risking their lives to save their neighbors from a burning house. the teens are now being called heroes on social media. >> marley talked to the teens who said their instincts kicked in. >> one by one, three teenagers led a family out of the burning home. >> the little girl, yeah, and then the other kid in the back, that's seven. >> i think eight. >> when jesus, known as chewy to his buddies saw smoke at a neighbor's house, he ran to make sure everyone was all right. >> we started banging. we started banging on the doors, throwing rocks at the windows to see if they could wake up. >> when that wasn't enough, he kicked down the door. >> saw a little kid so i took him to the front. i get him to someone to carry him and then i went back. >> chewy's sister caught all the chaos on camera. >> in my voice in the video you can hear, it's already cracking because i wanted to cry. i was just scared. >> what about you, pedro

american story. you all know well, it is not a simple one. it never has been. someone indicates that after we have taken giantps forward, we have taken a few steps backwards. after doing the hard work of laying a foundation on a brighter future, the worst of our past has reached out on occasion. i know this, from the deepest depths of our worst crisis, we have always risen -- we have always come out better then we went in. we have been tested before. we are being tested today. we never fail because we have never walked away from the core beliefs and promises that define this nation. among those promises is a proposition that we are all created equal. sometimes we wonder if it is just rhetoric. phil also instituted among people to protect the vulnerable -- the laws are instituted to protect the vulnerable, to protect and guarantee justice. to realize these promises, requires patriotism. patriotism recognized at no person, no party, interest can take precedent over the american project. the project has come up short in many ways, which continues even in this hour appeared in a project that says we are all in th

american patriotic fireworks display. >> this is the same group in charge of fireworks at the giants games, the fourth of july show kicks off tomorrow night at 9:30. san francisco's fireworks, again, 9:30 off of pier 39 and the meetup is a peer at aquatic park. the city recommends watching from the height should harbor, fisherman's wharf, take notes. these are good options. the skies appear to be clearing up, a little bit. >>> it is been foggy, near the coast. we even have drizzle reported. everyone wants to know, looking up, tomorrow. what am i going to see? >> you said it. the clearing of the skies, unfortunately, it is only temporary. we are in between disturbances and we have another one late tonight and into tomorrow. that could bring the chances of light rain and more drizzle, as well, into early tomorrow morning and part of the north bay. these beautiful clear skies, it will be lovely to say, they will linger tomorrow. we are going to see the return of that marine layer and that is where we are keeping a close eye when it comes to the timing of everything. you can see that disturbance towards our north. once this