did atf purposely mislead the u.s. army when it claimed there was a drug lab inside the davidian compound? was the judgment of attorney general janet reno and others in the administration to use cs gas and stormed the compound? reasonable. essentially, could the atf and fbi have delayed the assault or handled the entire operation differently? if so, would the four atf agents and 86 other americans be alive today? we still have not uncovered truth. the mishandling of the crisis and the ensuing mistrust is why we're here independently examining this question. i want to assure the american people that those responsible will be held accountable for their actions. these hearings are a step in that direction until we learn the truth and restore accountability to government. we cannot begin to rebuild our citizens faith in federal law enforcement. i read an article by a man named dean kelly, who is an official of the national council of churches. not exactly a bastion of conservatism. and he described the the march on on waco

atf agents established a protective perimeter around the compound. a few hours later, three branch davidians attempted to enter the compound, resulting in a second shootout with atf agents in which one davidian was killed. attempts were made to further secure the perimeter. atf officials then requested that the fbi dispatch a task rescue team, which we refer to as hrt. on february 28th, 1993. agents of the federal bureau of investigation include the hrt arrived on the scene. the fbi found an armed fortress, a compound consisting of approximately 70 acres located on route seven near waco. i took office on march 12th, 1993, after my fbi clearance. i had been briefed previous solely by the acting attorney general and was thereafter briefed specifically on the situation at waco. i was advised that the primary goal of the fbi's hostage rescue team was to negotiate with koresh to secure the release of the children and the surrender and prosecution of all those who participated in the murder and assault of the federal agents. without further violence or inj

stead, atf looked at whether the item has reached the crypt stage of manufacture to make it fual. so it's not like these are ly separate context as the 1978 classification letter you made clear. and what steps you need to take to turn that into a functional framer recei >> i can imagine framer reciever is just a block of medal. that's not readily convertible. so if i can point to one item that wouldn't qualify, would -- could be swept up potentially by the new regulation, is that enough to defeat a facial challenge? is it enough or is that a as applied challenge? >> t not enough to defeat a facial cllenge. the only question the court should be asking in this case is whether there is anything on the face of the rule that is contdied by the statutory text. and they can't make that showing re it is true that they tried to suggest and your question uches on the idea that there might be particular margina products out there that could test the bounds of whether something is converten but the court doesn't need tconsider those kinds of products in this case because that can all be adjud

there are good reasons why atf focused on whether it could be readily convertible. first, that is most consistent with how cs has approhe the issue when it has defined terms under the federal firearms law. that is the standard congress usesrk the terrain of what products are regulated. second, there was a consistent agency practice of applying that readilerted standard. my friend several times tried to ggest that the 50 plus years of agency prainstead focused on whether it has reached a critical stage of manufa but that is ignoring the actual elementsit in the classification letters. they looked not just at what had been done, but what steps remained. how much time it would take to perform those functions, what equipmu would need to make would need, ather therell you are other parts. none of those other ements go to what has already been machined on that particular frame or receiver. they are centrally relevant as to function just as the agency has sa a along. for a third reason, that means this is a standard written in the lafamiliar to industry. it is notable that

it's a case that deals with the power of the atf, a federal agency, to issue a regulation that says we're going to treat ghost guns, those guns where you can get as an online kit. there's no serial number. there are no background checks. the atf, a federal agency, tried to say, we want to treat ghost guns the same as all other firearms under federal law, meaning you would need a serial number. you would need background >anne>checks later this year, the court is set to take up the controversial concept of medical transition treatment for transgender children the high court could also be called on to resolve any disputes stemming from the outcome of the presidential election right now, another dangerous hurricane is threatening the gulf coast. hurricane milton is rapidly growing stronger, fueled by warm waters. it's expected to make landfall on wednesday in a part of western florida still reeling from milt already prompting evacuation orders and long lines for gas and supplies. back to you. our first alert weather. taking a live look outside this is the uss tripoli, docked in the bay. part

. >> that is the key finding in a long-awaited atf report. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives. and the maui fire department say that last year's deadly fire was an accident and fd. they say that crews spent hours battling a fire, but they thought they had it out. but it rekindled becoming one of the deadliest fires in u.s. history, destroying the historic, very charming town of la hina killing more than 100 people there. and while we got some answers, the report also leaves us with a question that we may never know the answer to just how the amber we ignited in the first place. >> it's possible, as was mentioned piece a smoldering fuel was under the dirt and ash and just unable to be seen until the wind events, which accelerated greatly between the morning and afternoon phases blue, whatever was covering it. >> off. >> the 289 page report does not point to any negligence on anyone's part. as for why the atf report took so long to come out with the findings. the atf says it wanted do a complete and thorough investigation.

the atf says it wanted to do a complete and thorough investigation. something they say was owed to the citizens of about. developing news now, the death toll after hurricane helene has eclipsed 200 people. this comes as rescue crews are working to find people still stranded or missing and federal aid arrives for survivors a week now since the storm first roared on to florida's gulf coast, the search continues for people who have yet to be heard from in places where phone service and electricity have been knocked out. pleas for help came from folks running low on medicine and in need of fuel for their generators. how many people are missing or unaccounted for really just isn't clear. the death toll is now up to 215 making helene, the deadliest hurricane to hit the mainland u.s. since katrina in 2005. take a look here. a group of mule drivers. is helping to deliver medical supplies and other essentials to victims from the hurricane in north carolina. more supplies on the way include food, water, batteries, lights, work, gloves, brooms, all going to be d

in the face of thatris, atf underscoredwo points. first, a weaponar kit that can be converted to function as a gun with common tools often in under an hour is a covered fiar second, a product is a frame of receernder the act even in the buyer must drill a few holes or remove a few pieces of asc to make it functional. its nsistent with how atf has implemented the act acros five decades in 11 different presidential administration. respondents seek a sea change in the acts scope claim thoht the firearm in the 100% functional, it is missi hole that could be drilled in secnd assemble into a gun, that product could beolto anyone online with no bacrod check, no records, and no serial number. that contradicts the plain text and it ctradicts common sense. this cou should make clear that the act regulates these odts as what they are, firearms and frames and receivers of firearms. i welcome the court's questions. >> does this new regulation cover all of chapter 44? >> yes. so i think that the understanding of a firearm reflected in the final ru

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atf has now exceeded its authority by operating outside of the bounds set by congress. gun rights groups. attorney p patterson says parts alone shouldn't be subject to the same regulations. he says the assembly process involving drilling holes makes a difference. even once you have a complete frame, it's not a truly matter to put that together. chief justice john roberts pushed back. it's not terribly difficult for someone to do this. the decision on the case will likely be out next summer in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, a popular bakery san francisco is opening up 3rd locatio >> a renowned bakery in san francisco is for its christensen. it's opening up a new location. san francisco's article bakery announced on instagram that will be opening up a 3rd location later this fall and mission rock near oracle park. the bakery opened up in 2015 and it was quickly named the best new bakery in the united states spy bone. appetit magazine. and it is seen by many people us the best christened in san francisco and even the greater bay area. this includes sum.

atf has now exceeded its authority by operating outside of the bounds set by congress. gun rights groups. attorney p patterson says parts alone shouldn't be subject to the same regulations. he says the assembly process involving drilling holes makes a difference. even what you have a complete frame. it's not a truly matter to put that together. chief justice john roberts pushed back. it's not terribly difficult for someone to do this. the decision on the case will likely be out next summer in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, las vegas is bidding a final farewell to the tropicana has the hotel casino is just hours away from casino is just hours away from being imploded. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. >> it really is the end of an era on the vegas strip early tomorrow morning in just a matter of 22 seconds. this will be quick. the tropicana hotel. we'll co

. >> the atf, a federal agency, tried to say we want to treat ghost guns the same as all other firearms under federal law, meaning you would need a serial number. you would need background checks. >> the supreme court is also set to wade into the debate over medical transition treatment for transgender children and the justices could be called on to resolve disputes stemming from the presidential election. >>> state senators are gathering for a special session today addressing california's fuel supply. this will be the second session in two years and lawmakers are considering legislation requiring refineries to keep a minimum inventory to prevent price spikes. today's meeting will be followed by two meetings tomorrow and on friday. >>> california's largest cannabis delivery company announced it's shutting down. e's was touted as the uber for weed. the san francisco-based company was founded in 2014 as a mobile app and expanded quickly after california legalized recreational pot but has faced legal and financial troubles. nearly 500 workers will lose their job the chronicle reported. e's

the biden administration supports regulations, but gun kit sellers argue the atf is overstepping its bounds. the supreme court's decision is expected by next summer. until then, those regulations do remain in place well, just four weeks until the election. vice president kamala harris is continuing her media blitz in new york today following her 60 minutes interview that aired last night on cbs. michael george reports she and her opponent, former president donald trump, are sparring over the federal government's hurricane response >>>>vice president kamala harris sat down with the ladies of the view tuesday, >>>>one of the issues that i'm very focused on is what we do around home health care. >>>>the appearance comes as a recent poll shows a quarter of registered voters say they still feel like they need to learn more about her. last night 60 minutes pressed harris on top campaign issues, including immigration >>>>it's a long standing problem and solutions are at hand and from day one, literally we have been offering solutions but the numbers did quadruple and the numbers today, beca

i think it forced the fbi and atf and other federal law enforcement agencies to kind of review their tactics and change the way they did things, especially in a raid involving armed weapons. because, like i mentioned, there have been several incidents of this type before waco. and so i think the feds basically changed the way they did business on these things after waco and especially after the oklahoma city bombing, which, of course, on the second anniversary of the waco fire. so that also caused a reevaluation of how the federal government did things when it came to law enforcement. do you think there can be a direct line or some type of line drawn between oklahoma city, ruby ridge, january six and the waco events of 93? oh, very much so. it's still with us today. i mean, we didn't realize this at the time, at least. i certainly didn't. but it was the vanguard of an anti-government movement that's with us. the of course, the gun issues are still with us, but a lot of a lot of what we saw on january six, 2021, the trump protests of the election a lot of those folks are come from thi

which is the responsibility for ensuring that all the components that chris was describing, the fbi, atf, bureau of prisons, dea, marshalls, although litigating components, the antitrust folks, you can go on and on, comply with the rules that are established both by congress and through regulations and through executive orders, comply with the rules that are established that we're supposed to comply with. because at the end of the day the department of justice in all of its different functions depends upon the ability to access information about people. and if we don't handle information correct were going to lose the authority we need to access that information. subtrust is mission-critical, and the best way to lose trust is not to comply with the laws that have been established that you're supposed to comply with. and so speedy before you get more into the substance because ago to your next on that, i think that's a a good friend of where you sit in this. >> yeah, it's about public trust become a think this conversation that were having is one about how to maintain public trust, and yo

. >> reporter: now the industry argues that the biden administration and the atf, they just don't haveo regulate ghost guns under existing laws. they say that's a job for congress, that congress should have to pass a new law. but the justices sure seem to think that the ghost guns already are covered by laws we have now. norah? >> norah: jan crawford, thank you. and "eye on america" is next. heal acid-related damage to the esophagus called erosive esophagitis, and relieve related heartburn. voquezna is the first and only fda-approved treatment of its kind. 93% of adults were healed by two months. of those healed, 79% stayed healed. and voquezna can provide heartburn-free days and nights. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. don't take if allergic to voquezna or while on products with rilpivirine. voquezna may cause serious side effects including kidney problems, diarrhea, bone fractures, severe skin reactions, low vitamin b-12 or magnesium levels, and stomach growths. call your doctor if you have diarrhea, stomach pain or fever that won't go away, decreased or bloody urine

. >> reporter: jim balthazar teaches on police use of force for the atf. >> it looks so real that officersa real gun. >> reporter: this is the kind of pellet gun police say the teen in utica was carrying, a look-alike for a 9-millimeter glock handgun, made by company umarex under a license from glock. if it were a toy gun, federal regulations would require a bright orange tip, but pellet guns are exempt. we wanted to know how that pellet gun and the real firearm compare when held by a person, so we set up a camera to get the head-on view with no one standing behind it for safety, along with a side view. here is the first gun. now the second. balthazar says even he wouldn't be able to tell the difference. >> i think it would be superhuman to be able to tell the difference in the midst of an interaction with a suspect, certainly on the street. >> reporter: it just looks too real? >> it looks too real. if you think you can tell the difference, would you bet your life on it? >> reporter: the result of many interactions between police and people holding replica guns has been death. in the past

the advance of the russian troops sold teams of the atf tank regimen 2 kits in less than a week. and the simple soft. it was wooded area about columbus along with the entrances and both sides and threes. and so it was like a hole on the ground, seated with fortifications and more specific ations beneath those they dug in very well. we took it almost without casualties. more than 40 gradients with that. in one back out, there were more than 12 people. and 15 in a dugout on the other side. and none of the 40 more were hiding. but anyway, the foothold is else now is also fresh from the bottle. russian soldiers bring a wounded, ukrainian prisoner of war, is given war to smoke. his hands around, tied on the he's provided 1st aid. the medics arrived measurable by just the moment . you mean that nights we were surveying with a drone and controlling the perimeter was decided to send an assault team there we set up an ambush and waited. the enemy pc arrived and unloaded the troops, but we didn't have time to hit it. we waited for the salt team, let them get as close as possible. then we g

the atf and the maui fire department presented those findings today, saying strong winds likely blew embers that rekindled the fire. >> i want to make abundantly clear to lahaina and to our maui community that our firefighters went above and beyond their due diligence to be as confident as they could be that the fire was completely extinguished before they left the scene. >> a $4 billion settlement of liability for the wildfire by a number of defendants, including the state and county and hawaiian electric, has been held up in court. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> this month marks a year since the start of the state's care court system. we're going to take a look at how it's affecting the community. >> a silicon valley nonprofit gets a major boost in funding. a look at the philanthropist behind the donation and the plans to where these funds will go. >> and as we mentioned, the heat advisory and war

wounded veteran, to make them felons overnight if they did no register their pistol brace with the atf. records matter far more than rhetoric. we also need to increase the amount of school resource officers and police officers we have here. unfortunately in lockstep with washington state democrat like bob ferguson, marie is taking money from this pac that wants to defund the police. this is what they are openly advocating for. they have given her tens of thousands of dollars paid we have to actually secure our children, protect the second amendment, and we need people who are committed to this, not merely the rhetoric. it is very simple and easy to do as long as we prioritize it. we can allocate funding to secure and harden our schools. we have no reason to infringe in an unconstitutional way like bob ferguson is doing right now on all of your individual rights. we have to uphold the constitution. not only as she voted against the second amendment, she has voted to allow the federal government to infringe on your right not to have your property searched and seized. she has voted for in

. >> now the industry argues that the biden administration, the atf don't have the authority to regulates under existing laws. they say that's a job for congress, that congress should pass a new law. but the justices sure seem to think that ghost guns are covered by laws already on the >>> it's wednesday, october 9th, 2024. there is "cbs news mornings." the race to escape from hurricane milton. millions of floridians are boarding up, packing up, and ge

. >> reporter: jim baltazar teaches police use of force for the atf. >> it looks so real that officers to have to react as if it is a real gun. >> reporter: this is the kind of pellet gun police say the teen in utica was carrying, a look-alike for a 9 millimeter glock handgun, made by company umerex under a license from glock. if it were a toy gun, federal regulations would require a bright orange tip. but pellet guns are exempt. we wanted to know how that pellet gun and the real firearm compare when held by a person. so we set up a camera to get the head-on view with no one standing behind it for safety along with a side view. here is the first gun, now the second. baltazar says even he wouldn't be able to tell the difference. >> i think it would be super human to be able to tell the difference in the midst of an interaction with a suspect, certainly on the street. >> reporter: it just looks too real? >> it looks too real. if you think you can tell the difference, would you bet your life on it? >> reporter: the result of many interactions between police and people holding replica guns

all of them were involved in atf.ithholding portions of stolen money from other group members. when he couldn't provide cash. they abducted him and the two juveniles a month after petit's death, authorities traveled to aurora, colorado where they interviewed bolivar and gonzalez who by then were in ice custody. authorities arrested. he is accused of being the engineer of the atm theft operation. police believe they are connected with drawing. linked to other multiple crimes east coast new york to florida and several southwestern states, too. back to you. >> carley: a story that is not going anywhere. madeleine rivera live for us in washington. >> you got it. >> carley: shocking records show one in 10 inmates in harris texas county jail wanted by ice. that includes illegal immigrant accused of killing ricardo vega a father of two shot to death during a road rage incident in april. his mother victoria gathers says the system has failed her and she joins me now. victoria, thank you so much for joining us. i could see you

the joint service color guard from the military district of washington and the east coast doughboys, atf color guard, and the performance of the national anthem by the united states army band. pershing's own. oh. oh. one. one. 010. oh. oh. please welcome to the stage the exact of director of the world war one centennial commission, dan dayton. thank you and good evening. the ringing of the bell 21 times was completed tonight by captain christopher wren berg, united states army, retired and his daughter mary, and his son, lucas. it's run to call us to attention or order to honor our comrades in arms. so thank you, sir. once upon a time in america for point 7 million american families sent their sons and daughters off to fight a war that would change the world. tonight, we will honor them. but as the program unfolds, i'd like you to think about one person that's important to you. one who has served our great nation in whatever way. because 4.7 million is a statistic and one is a person. and we're here tonight to remember that person. ladies and gentlemen, it's an honor for me now to introd

atf investigators say broken utility lines caused sparks to fall from a pole surrounded by on maintainedsh report later says crews put out the initial flames but the fire ignited a big night. just minutes after crews left. >> president biden was in georgia and florida today surveying the damage left behind by hurricane helene. it least 200 people have died across 6 states and almost 1 million homes and businesses are still without power. federal officials say thousands of people are in place to help with recovery. but more funding is going to be needed for the days and weeks ahead. kron 4 and our parent company nexstar are partnering with the red cross to help the millions of people affected by hurricane helene. if you'd like to help, all you have to do is scan the qr code that you see there on your screen. it will take you to a website where you can donate. >> all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight as overlooking the embarcadero taking a peek at the bucky doesn't look like there's any fog out there at the moment now where i feel like we're waiting for the fog to less

the joint service color guard from the military district of washington and the east coast doughboys, atf color guard, and the performance of the >> distinguished guests, please stand for the presentation of colors by the joint service color guard from the military district of washington. and the east coast of doughboys aef color guard. in the performance of the national anthem, by the united states army band. oh. oh. one. one. 010. oh. oh. please welcome to the stage the exact of director of the world war one centennial commission, dan dayton. thank you and good evening. the ringing >> please to the stage, the executive director of the world war i centennial commission, dan gave him. >> the ringing of the bell, completed by captain christopher rittenberg. united's army. his daughter, mary, and his son, lucas. once upon a time, in america, 4.7 million american families, send their sons and daughters off to fight in a war. change the world. tonight, we will honor them. i would like you to think about one person, that is important to you. one has served our great nation. this is the statist

investors moving out of the more volatile stocks into gold, we've seen it move into less volatile atfs. there's this trepidation ahead. let's put that aside. we have our continuing conversations you and i have had about interest rates, the election in 34 days from now. what the fed continues to do. economic data we received a. stirring the pot, all day of the fourth quarter. neil: what is remarkable that we talked about over the course of the last year as we approach the anniversary of the hamas attacks on israel that got us where we are, the markets are higher, substantially higher from that point. there were gyrations. it was a saturday attack, there was a great deal of uncertainty where this would be going and how this war would be dragging on and here we are significantly higher. the s&p up 30% higher than it was, what do you make of that. >> look at a long time chart of the s&p and global pandemics and terrorist attack we've been through. the market is strong and the market takes two steps forward, one step back. in a short time we saw that happen with the market rebounding quickl

atf has now exceeded its authority by operating outside of the bounds set by congress.groups. attorney p patterson says parts alone shouldn't be subject to the same regulations. he says the assembly process involving drilling holes makes a difference. even once you have a complete frame, it's not a truly matter to put that together. chief justice john roberts pushed back. it's not terribly difficult for someone to do this. a decision on the case will likely be out next summer in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>well, we're 5 weeks into the nfl season and this is certainly not where the forty-niners were expecting to be there sitting at 2, 3, after sunday's stunning home loss against the cardinals. but they got a chance for redemption on thursday night in seattle against the first-place seahawks. so it's a short week for the niners back on the practice field today in santa clara. and unfortunately, not quite done with that injury bug which has been buying all season will start or updates with place kicker. jake moody, who suffered a high ankle sprain during sunday's

the joint service color guard from the military district of washington and the east coast doughboys, atf color guard, and the performance of the >>> distinguished guests, please stand if you are able for the presentation of colors by the joint service color guard from the military district of washington and the east coast doughboys aef color guard, and the performance of the national anthem by the united states army band. oh. oh. one. one. 010. oh. oh. please welcome to the stage the exact of director of the world war one centennial commission, dan dayton. thank you and good evening. the ringing of the >> please welcome to the stage the executive director of the world war i centennial commission, dan dayton. >> thank you, and good evening. the reading of the bell 21 times was completed tonight by captain christopher wren berg, united states army retired, and his daughter mary and his son, lucas. it is wrong to call us to attention in order to honor our comrades in arms. so thank you, sir. once upon a time in america, 4.7 million american families sent their sons and daughters off to figh

the biden administration supports the regulations but the sellers argue that atf is overstepping its bounds. let's look at the oakland coliseum site, we have an update on a story we brought you days ago in the form of criticism that the african american sports and entertainment group had not made payment. an update, mayor sheng thao said the group made a $10 million payment. by the way, $110 million is due by the end of the fiscal year, the mayor says it will help police. but the police union calls the move a political stunt aimed at addressing budgetary issues. there is a recall vote on the horizon, people trying to get sheng thao out of office . >> the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season is here. prime day has arrived, the big savings you can expect, and having a peek outside as we look toward -- we have a look at the uss tripoli over piercing -- pier 30. people walking along >>> it is the third year in a row amazon has run the 48 hour sale, amazon is promising black friday discounts on gift ideas. >>> get ready for a mega chance, the price for a mega millions ticket is

obviously, the format needs to be tailored so, we are yet to see this idea of a liquid atf -- etf supportedliquid assets. that is something we need to watch out for. but asset is -- asset-based finance is part of the growing frontier that has been dominated primarily by direct lending. as a result of the recent changes, i think everybody is looking to really harness this growth opportunity. we at barings are really excited because we have the breadth and depth of capital to really jump in and capitalize. it is supported by three things, we have a long history and credit, $430 billion and we have public and private credit for multiple decades. credit is the core of our dna. back to the insurance point, we are owned by massmutual insurance, one of the longest and highest rated in the world. and it is a mutual company which is a very important aspect because it is not riven by short-termism. sonali: we do have to leave it there. that is the barings head of abs. coming up, we will talk to northern data. it is planning to sell its crypto mining unit and pivot to ai. and we will take a closer loo

days ago, they are looking at her, she's the gun-control czar, whether or not she colluded with the atfnewall this lawsuit that chicago has against glock. i think she thought a bit and mentioned it, further compromising herself. no acumen. >> jesse: didn't she say earlier she wanted to get rid of handguns in san francisco? she sponsored a bill that would go to someone's house and take their clocks and now she has one. >> that gun is banned in california, she can't even have it in california unless she is special. >> jesse: now it's getting interesting. kind of like the mcdonald's story, a little suspicious. dana, probably owns more than a glock, you next time. >> lots of them. >> jesse: they are changing the voting rules again. the october surprise is next. (w? did i get eggs? where are my keys? (vo) don't wait while memory and thinking issues pile up. these issues may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. amyloid can build up over time. the sooner you talk to your doctor, the more options you may have. visit amyloid.com for additional inf

2023 maui wildfire sparked by downed firelines that ignited vegetation, according to findings from the atfigators determined the fire was caused by a single blaze that started in the morning and reignited later in the day. the owner of the three-mile island nuclear plant is seeking a $1.6 billion loan guarantee to restart the pennsylvania facility to selleck tristy to microsoft to power data centers. the request, first submitted in may, has reached the stage where specific terms of the deal would be negotiated. >>> the latest media company to secure live sports rights on pickleball also wants to sell you on playing the for the qvr secured its first live sports deal. it's also creating a shopping collection featuring equipment, apparel, and accessories kelly? >> the shopping part i understand putting pickleball on the shopping channel, i don't. but we'll see. pippa, thanks. >>> coming up, priceline is unveiling a new voice feature on its new ai assisted penny. and we'll check on the state of trelith av wpriceline's ceo. don't go anywhere. in the u.s. we see millions of cyber threats each ye

the atf and the maui fire department presented the findings and saying that strong winds probably blew embers that rekindled the fire. >> i want to make abundantly clear to lahaina and to our maui community that our firefighters went above and beyond their due diligence to be as confident as they could be, that the fire was completely extinguished before they left the scene. >> now, a $4 billion settlement of liability for the wildfire by several defendants, including the state and county and hawaiian electric, is working its way through the court system right now. time now. 519 california suing a bay area medical center. the allegations that the center cut off crucial services and this month marks the year since the start of california's care court system. we'll tell you how it's been infected, infecting the community oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new va

wounded veteran, to make them felons overnight if they did no register their pistol brace with the atf. records matter far more than rhetoric. we also need to increase the amount of school resource officers and police officers we have here. unfortunately in lockstep with washington state democrat like bob ferguson, marie is taking money from this pac that wants to defund the police. this is what they are openly advocating for. they have given her tens of thousands of dollars paid we have to actually secure our children, protect the second amendment, and we need people who are committed to this, not merely the rhetoric. it is very simple and easy to do as long as we prioritize it. we can allocate funding to secure and harden our schools. we have no reason to infringe in an unconstitutional way like bob ferguson is doing right now on all of your individual rights. we have to uphold the constitution. not only as she voted against the second amendment, she has voted to allow the federal government to infringe on your right not to have your property searched and seized. she has voted for in

>> reporter: well, chris, after this suspect was taken into custody, the atf searched his home, and asered more than 120 guns including ar-15s and machine guns. they discovered more than 250,000 rounds of ammunition. they discovered a grenade launcher, body armor, scopes, and silencers, and law enforcement officials are pointing towards this massive armory to -- they're pointing there to say that this man was planning what they're describing as a mass casualty event. they believe that what you might be able to see behind me, which is six bullet holes through the windows of a harris-walz dnc coordinated campaign office was just the beginning of this man's plans. chris? >> and ken, the doj's election task force now has brought at least 20 cases -- 20, since it was formed in 2021. four very recently, right? talk about that in the bigger picture of all of what we have been seeing happening. >> yeah, chris. law enforcement and election officials say it's uglier than it's ever been out there in terms of election threat. so you have a california man indicted wednesday and charged with bombing

the kit manufacturer says the atf doesn't have that kind of power.the kits to build a gun are not guns, they argue. and two books about the trumps hit bookstores today christopher steele, the guy who wrote the steele dossier that caused a ruckus in the last election, has a book called unredacted. the other book, called melania, is written by melania trump herself. a book review in the new york times calls the autobiography slim, at 182 pages. laura. thanks, scott. 549 right now. now to a race many people have their eyes on this november. the fight to replace longtime peninsula congresswoman anna eshoo. former san jose mayor sam liccardo and state assemblyman evan low are competing for her seat. they'll face each other in a rescheduled debate this friday. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area at 7 p.m. nbc. bay area's raj mathai will moderate the back and forth. if you can't watch live, you can watch the replay later on our website and on youtube. former first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton made a stop in the bay area last night. sh

the atf and the maui fire department presented the findings, saying strong winds likely blew embers that rekindled the fire to make abundantly clear to lahaina and to our maui community that our firefighters went above and beyond their due diligence to be as confident as they could be that the fire was completely extinguished before they left the scene. a $4 billion settlement of liability for the wildfire by a number of defendants, including the state of hawaii and maui county against hawaiian electric, is working its way through the court system now here in the bay area. >> ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking temperatures that have eased just a bit, and only for some people. >> yeah, just it's not universal with a little bit of a cooldown out there. the inland hot spots are still very hot today, and overall it's still another warm to hot forecast eventually as we have to wait a few days. but the cooling you really want to feel, i think might might show up in our five day forecast. it will show up in our five day forecast. so as you can see here with our little temperature graph

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the atf says they recovered 38,000 ghost guns between 17 and 21 and in '22 alone, more than 25,000.'s ken dilanian is following this for us. walk us through the argument. >> unlike guns bought from a licensed dealer, ghost guns have no serial numbers, so the guns can't be tracked if they're found at a crime scene. the kits can be bought online without any background check, and, in fact, the buyer doesn't have to present any identification. some people buy these kits anonymously with cryptocurrency or prepaid debit card. the government says ghost guns are a public safety crisis, and they say the new rule put in place in 2022 is those numbers you just show started to curb their growth. but manufacturers are arguing that the biden administration exceeded its authority here. this case really isn't about gun rights. it is about whether the regulation implemented by the government exceeds the authority of the statute. take a listen to the real world implications in the words of the solicitor general. >> let the evidence show that the guns were being purchased and used in crime, they were