was brett a gentle bookie?vestigators that brian, the man he had just shot and killed, was in the bookie business, too. he worked for brett .■ç he was also an unlikely bookie. a former high school athlete, he was a family man that worked for a county recreation commission and coached kids sports teams. tammy had spoken kindly of him. >> she must've thought a lot, because he was in her home with her children around. and tammy was very protective of her children. >> tammy had always looked out for him. getting an extra lunch for him, taking care of him. >> and guest investigators found out there have been a problem, and it all boiled down to money. $20,000, and he had been slow to pay up. >> look, i've had enough excuses. i want my money. >> smith learned that brian had money problems,■ç so it looked like he went to the parkers to demand money he was owed and take whatever else was in the safe. tammy had simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> what do you miss most about tammy? >> her laugh. she woul

brett tollman, thank you. >> john: thanks, brett. >> dana: right now we are waiting for an update from inside the court as hunter biden's federal gun trial is underway right now. the question of the hour is will hunter take the stand or will closing arguments get underway? we're expecting a decision any moment, john. >> john: former president trump taking a closer look at potential running mates. what the campaign is looking for as they consider a list of top contenders for vice president. >> dana: israeli commandos rescued four hostages. the dangerous and daring mission to bring them home. jack keane is next. >> hopefully we'll see more of those. israel is at war and the dig strategic picture has not changed even though this is a great event. and doug. (bell ringing) limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! (inaudible sounds) chief! doug. (inaudible sounds) ooooo ah. (elevator doors opening) (inaudible sounds) i thought you were right behind me. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ it's time

brett have emitted to a concert yet? >> i have not. >> sandra: may be other to do list okay.ritter in south africa. >> no way. >> that is insane -- it curious critter. >> serves up rat! >> that's an african payment on a blue bodyboard near cape town surfing instructor -- brett you always love those animal videos. >> i do it so good kicker as always. >> sandra: i was love the handoff with you guys it's okay. brett for thinking of helping us out. >> you bet. >> sandra: good to have you we will sea at six thank you for joining us i'm centrist meth. >> here comes martha. >> martha: hello there guy

brett tolman, thanks for that.ove on to this, retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel james carafano. the colonel served our nation for 25 years including in europe and korea. okay, we've got this story, colonel. israeli airstrikes are really pummeling hamas terrorists in rafah and gaza. israel is moving on a major offensive against hezbollah in the north. what do you make of the biden white house canceling a high-level meeting on iran with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu after netanyahu released a video claiming the u.s., the biden white house, was withholding military aid and arms? what do you think? >> i think the administration is out of strategy in the middle east. and as happens, normally with people who aren't in office, it's just all politics now. and so it's just the politics of how do we get through this. and there are literally -- they are literally schizophrenic. they are literally bipolar. on one day they want to try to look like they're supporting israel, another day they want to look tough on

justice brett kavanaugh right in the opinion, "a plaintiff's desire to make a drug class available for others does not establish standing to sue." this is the most significant abortion ruling from the supreme court since it overturned roe v. wade nearly 2 years ago. joining us now, nbc news washington correspondent outside the supreme court. nbc news senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. what more does this ruling say? >> reporter: is a significant ruling. this willing says the drug, this drug continues to be accessible for women across the country who use medication warming as their form of abortion. we've seen studies that show 63% of women use abortion medication for their means of accessing abortion care. this ruling was unanimous from the 673 conservative majority. the doctors and antiabortion groups here do not have standing. that is important because the same it is a merit to this case, they are saying the people who brought this case to have standing needed. during oral argument, there were hints this was the way the court might rule. you had brett kavanaugh asking at one

don't even know if i'm allowed to do this at 8:00 mark maybe i'll get brett bear. if brant burke and sign off like this right before the debate, then that a win. lopeti -- >> sean: impairment we've got more coverage. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: and we've got more coverage next. >> ♪ ♪ [chanting] >> announcer: tonight... >> mr. trump: he's incompetent he's the worst president we've ever had. [applause] donald trump's campaign is about him, not america. not you. >> announcer: long time rivals come face-to-face as president biden and former president trump on a presidential rematch most americans say they don't want priest -- >> mr. trump: 2024 is our final battle. [applause] is going to be a loser again. >> announcer: but which job will show? [applause] with the united states of america. [applause] >> announcer: and will -- which tone will trump make? >> mr. trump: we'll make america great again. >> announcer: everything is on the line. >> mr. trump: so biden you're fired you're out of here. >> president biden: the threat that trump poses is greater in a second term that in the

attorney and brilliant lawyer brett tolman.ologue dealing with these cases that came out on friday in more detail. but we have two big cases here. one is called fisher versus the united states another is called loper bright enterprise versus raimondo secretary of commerce. firsfor someone to talk to you t the fisher case this is the obstruction count 15 -- 12 the enron obstruction statute. and in its decision the court says the sarbanes-oxley act of 2002 imposes criminal liability on anyone who corruptly quote alters, destroys, mutilates or conceals a record, document or other object or attempts to do so with the intent to impair the object's integrity or availability for use in an official proceeding. this law was passed after the enron folks or destroying documents because they new at some point congress would want to have a hearing and gather the documents they said we have to deal with that. the courts had to prove a violation the government must establish the defendant impair the availability or integrity for use in an off

attorney brett tolman appear read brett to come i will start with you.er biden had gone to a friend or neighbor to buy i come there would be no federal form to fill out because private sales don't require y a fso fors are background checks. two of those charges he actualls went to license to learn not a private person, but the possession counts would hold regardless becauseon b addicts t assess firearms, is that right > >> well, you are right, trey. this is a case that i'm not sure in a vacuum this case gets brought to him about what you have come i think is the justice department being shamed into, right, shamed into a case because of all of the swirling allegations and what was discovered othn the laptop. i think this is the lesser of the evils that they could bring. i think they were refusing to open a legitimate investigation into what the irsi whistle-blowers are reviewing. the hunter biden a l corruptione corruption included his family and most likely his father. all of that was thrown under the rug. why? t they can go forward with this kind of cas

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brett from sorry miguel.listair mickleburgh from the lib dems, dan pratt from green party, patrick spence conservatives. goodness me. see, now this is the problem. i mean, i don't know where morals seem to be going in this election campaign. i really don't , and i campaign. i really don't, and i find the whole thing tragic. i'll come to on your guys in just a second. but before i go there, the tory party's. i just want to look at this side of the fence first, because, you know, i wonder, is this the extent of what you think is going on? have we reached the kind of the pinnacle of this, or do you reckon we're going to see more? i know you're not a tory, by the way, but i am back as a member of the conservative party. >> but i think this is just shown a really, really poor set of decision making by what seems to be quite a large people of, quite a large number of people. the policemen as well as the conservatives and now the labour man. but i think rishi sunak has deau man. but i think rishi sunak has dealt wit

a panther lead to 2 bottom of the frame now on offer brett wisely a singles into center field. the cases smithville 4th. the giants now chipping away at the deficit. a couple batters later patrick bailey. he lines this one into the center. no one is going to get it in time and wisely scores and the giants. they tie it 3 apiece. so it's not the office later. no pressure, right? but the base isn't alone its a liner into left. that will go off the wall as well. and the game is over and off fashion. 43 was the final game. 2 of the series happening tomorrow at or home. now first of 3 from the a's and san diego and the a's. they got a hot start. eilish owners to write their sons one over the wall and into the stairway they lead one to nothing early but the padres they were able to tie it up eventually and we find ourselves in the bottom of the 4th for jackson narrow grounds. one down the line in left, it stays fair and marrow around to second is this. he struggled on his outing tonight pitched 5 innings, but they were great, has him. he follows up with the one on and one out pops one

brett isley says the ball into the water cannons to walk out the dodgers.urday provided another opportunity for san francisco to gain ground in the west, in dramatic fashion. of course, the giants, with the number 30 jersey in the dugout to honor orlando. he led the national league in homers, back in 1961. show hail connie to trying to win that crap with the soap solo shot into the beer garden. is 26 of the season. he likes oracle park. giants lead 2-1, the giants ace, rogers. jorge comfortable in the lead off for a pair of doubles. san francisco jumped onto a 5-2 lead. it lasted only three innings, with the shortest start of the year. fifth inning, dodgers leading 6-5. friday's hero, brett wifely comes in again. this time a single, breaks in the tying run. batting average 300 on the home state. we jump to extra innings. dodgers up 7-6. david, pinch-hit, bob melvin, genius, it's a double off the wall. the game is tied again. his third rbi, since being recalled, but three batters later, patrick bailey, bases-loaded one out, got a chance to win, can't even pu

the academy in the cape town, district of woodstock, off as a free education for young people. brett van rent book found zips up in 1995 together with his wife lawrence. both of fullness focus on us. we believe that any kid and matter, what's it back on? if they've given the opportunity in life and they've passionate about what they, they do, any child can make it to. and a lot of kids, you know, have talents and skills, often lives beyond and zip said, you know, we kind of provide that platform to give children that maybe don't have as much as others. the platform to do something with a life. jacobus, who everyone calls trump, he was one of these children touring with a zip zip. so it goes to came around the world in the last few years, even performed in front of tennessee to start real, just cetera, and direct the bama at the white house. however, his road to success was rocky. as a teenager, you kobus would live on the straits of part of the cape town. he was addicted to substances such as man directs and mess with highly dangerous drugs. jacobus was a rough bottom. this cellphone

justice brett kavanaugh wrote the plaintiffs did not have legal standing to bring this case. abc's perry russom is at the supreme court with details. >> vice president kamala harris after the supreme court's unanimous decision to keep the abortion drug mifepristone available. >> we are looking at the fact that two thirds of women of reproductive age in america live in a state with a trump abortion ban. this ruling is not going to change that. >> the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, tempering expectations for those in favor of abortion rights. >> this decision was based not on the merits, but on a lack of standing. we are not yet out of the woods. >> this morning, the court, rejecting a legal challenge to the fda's regulation around the drug and the court's opinion, justice brett kavanaugh writes the plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate that fda's relaxed regulatory requirements would likely cause them to suffer an injury. abortion opponents call the high court's decision deeply disappointing. during oral arguments, lawyers for alliance for hippocratic medicine accused

queen camilla speaking to vera brett. really important that i to vera brett.en some of the women - about or hear about. absolutely. even some of the women in i about or hear about. absolutely. even some of the women in the l about or hear about. absolutely. i even some of the women in the ata delivered the aircraft in portsmouth and the area all along the south coast, one of those wasjoy lofthouse who looked down and saw all of the landing vessels filling all of the landing vessels filling all of the estuaries, and came back two days later and everything was gone. and of these pilots was polish born. she was delivering a mosquito, twin engined bomber command these women werejust twin engined bomber command these women were just delivering them with a little pad on the controls strapped to their knee, they didn't have radios, they were not armed, occasionally there were enemy aircraft in their airspace but they had to press on. she was caught by the fog rolling in from the coast here and had to divert to a landing field very skilfully. when she got there she re

here is how justice brett kavanaugh put it in his opinion. the question in this case is whether the law also makes it a crime or state and local officials to accept gratuities. for example, gift cards, lunches, plaques, books, framed photos or the like that may be given as a token of appreciation after the official act. the answer is no. framed plaques, books, you see, snyder just excepted a gratuity, a little tip as a reward for steering contracts to a trucking company. it was like a nice book or a commemorative plaque or $13,000. here's the thing. this is sort of a narrow statutory interpretation decision about this aspect of the federal code. the decision does not exist in a vacuum. you have to understand this. this comes against the context of a supreme court that has increasingly lost the public trust and not just because samuel alito keeps flying insurrection flags outside his ohms or because clarence thomas's wife was texting the white house chief of staff conspiracy theories about the bidens being sent to guantanamo bay, but because o

brett have emitted to a concert yet? >> i have not. >> sandra: may be other to do list okay. serves up for korea's critter in south africa. >> no way. >> that is insane -- it curious critter. >> serves up rat! >> that's an african payment on a blue bodyboard near cape town surfing instructor -- brett you always love those animal videos. >> i do it so good kicker as always. >> sandra: i was love the handoff with you guys it's okay. brett for thinking of helping us out. >> you bet. >> sandra: good to have you we will sea at six thank you for joining us i'm centrist meth. >> here comes martha. >> martha: hello there guys. good afternoon everybody i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. this is the heartbreaking story of the day. this little girl, "12-year-old jocelyn nungaray was found dead in a houston creek. we know that the cause of death was strangulation of this poor child. these are the men who were charged. their venezuelan enter in the country illegally. you are about to hear jocelyn's mother alexis on what's been taken from her. she said she was a teen mom herself a

but brett kavanaugh with the unanimous supreme court behind him. went through each of their reasoning on why they should be able to sue rejected them out of hand, starting with the notion that some of these physicians said that they would have conscience? objection objections to ever perform an abortion. and justice kavanaugh said, but federal law already has a conscience clause that protects individuals from having to perform a procedure that would violate their moral or religious faith. so went through them methodically shut the door to any kind of challenge from these groups because they had no real injury. and i want to stress that even though this affects the fda policy and it was the fda's policy of expanding access to abortion, for example, allowing the medication to be taken at ten weeks and not just seven weeks allowing the medication to be obtained from male. but the justices did not endorse one way or another that policy. they just said, this, these groups could not sue and as i said, federal, courts from cases that should not be in fede

and the chief justice turn to him right at the start and said, brett kavanaugh has our first opinion of the day and to have announced a case that was argued on march 26. so that's a pretty narrow timeframe, but what it shows is how emphatically this court nine to zip reversed what the fifth circuit had done. that would have dramatically limited access to a medication that is the main way that women end their pregnancies today. here's how the case got up there. a group of anti-abortion physicians had claimed they had actually been injured by the food and drug administration's approval of this drug and its expansion of access to the drug in 2016 and 2000, 2021, the fda had said that this drug could be available at ten weeks of pregnancy, not just only at seven and had also given more access four women to obtain the drug by mail and these anti-abortion physicians who do not perform abortions, they do not handle abortions in any way. they said that none the less they were injured by this policy because first of all, they might in emergency room settings have to conduct abortions brett ka

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rubio brett, i mean i thought he was a resident of florida? is not a constitutional issue?s, you don't want to lose florida and technically you would -- one of them would have to move out. >> jesse: i don't think it's trump. [ laughter ] >> i don't think so. seed have to change that, it would be something that they would agree to but clearly to get on that ticket, not only rubio but a barn donald have to do that as well. >> jesse: what a see the advantages i looked orderly for each of these top three candidates? >> let's say you are looking at brigham, a businessman, very successful, a governor, he is well-versed in energy issues and the presidents has a lot of fondness for him. rubio is a lot of international experience, he is hispanic, he has run for president and vance has a particular relationship with the president. regionally he does not need vans in ohio, pretty solid red state but it does fit his loyalty and is somebody he could see working with. there is others on that list and i would just be careful to limited to those three because as we have seen with the forme

i don't know about you brett but of our release today to hear about debate viewing parties.all over the country, and ethic a lot of people are just going to get their popcorn ready, maybe a cocktail and watch. >> exactly, and they are already choosing which words they might hear the most to have a sip of eliminate. to be with you think is what you're helping us out again. writes that your dd i never missed american reports be think so much for doing a same sandra. >> and i am bright, i was eating at 6:00 pm eastern for special report, in the story with martha starts right now, greatly with you sandra. >> and i will be with you guys tomorrow night, with forward to that's. we will all be watching every word as that debate plays out in front of millions of people. so good afternoon of buddy and martha maccallum, and this is the story for today. s

attorney brett tolman.inking if hunter biden had gone to a friend were neighbor to buy a gun there would be no federal form to fill out because private sales don't require sfl forms or background checks. two of the charges went to a licensed dealer and not a private person but the possession count would hold regardless because addicts can't possess firearms, is that right? >> you are right and this is a case, i'm not sure in a vacuum that this case gets brought, you have the justice department being shamed into a case of the swirling obligations of what was discovered on the laptop. in the lesser of the evils that it can bring. i think they are refusing to open a legitimate investigation into what the irs whistleblowers are revealing, the hunter biden corruption that included his family and most likely his father all of that was thrown other the rug because they can go forward with this case and they could do exactly what many are saying they are fair and impartial justice system in the lesser of evils to a

justice brett kavanaugh wrote a plaintiff's desire to make a drug less available for others does not establish standing to sue. >> the ruling is coming two years after roe v. wade was overturned which led to a wave of new restrictions across the country. joining us is yamiche alcindor, and danny cevallos, and what more does this ruling say? >> well, for now, mifepristone, this abortion medication that is used across the country, and going up gains roe v. wade was overturned, the pill is as remains. and if you are a woman watching, it means that the pill mifepristone is obtainable through mail, and you can take it within ten weeks of pregnancy, and other people like a physician can administer this pill. i wanted to read this from brett kavanaugh, the fda has not looked to cause injury, and therefore it is not a correct form of the supreme court to file the action. and so this is a moot case. >> and so, danny, the people who brought the suit did not have legal standing to sue, and there a group of people who could bring it back to the court? >> that is the question that back at or ral

i think that town hall that brett and i did with him, he was very spot on. i think that is then trump -- he is going to try to beat tonight. >> because of that, martha, not to belabor the point too much. it probably helped trump to be out on the campaign trail. there won't be an audience tonight. voters. as we watched tonight, everybody is looking for a different thing. what do you think independents and suburban women who don't support former president trump -- why do you think they are watching for tonight? >> a lot of what we have discussed is baked in. we have gone through the januar. we have seen him go through a trial and set there and talk about things after the trial. we know donald trump. we are not expecting to see anything different. his popularity remains, because he is always himself. sometimes part of that is erratic. that is donald. we know the circumstances. he's a regular person. you know he is -- suburban women's and others who are making this minds up regarding the economy are going to make sure -- they want to hear what his plans are rega

justice brett kavanaugh kept the door open and said this decision does not mean that nobody out therene but that these particular doctors and dentists antiabortion doctors and dentists do not have standing because they don't prescribe abortion pills, they don't treat patients who take abortion pills, they just have no skin in the game and i will note that in the lower court you might remember about one year ago it was judge matthew kaczmarek who issued the nationwide ban on mifepristone. he has already allowed three red state to intervene in this case as new plaintiffs so there is a very good chance that we will be doing this all over again and he will say these new play tends -- plaintiffs have standings and we will be dealing with more emergencies at the supreme court where the justices have to decide whether mifepristone can remain legal in blue states where it is already allowed. >> i want to pick up on both those points about the process that involves here. and the utilization of the court. really sort of the first impression on a subject matter in this case abortion pills. the c

this one is cartoonish, i've got to say. >> so according to brett kavanaugh and the conservative. it is only bribery if it comes from the bribery region of france. everything else is just sparkling corruption. according to these people. but when you bring out not just this case but all of the cases the court has done over robert's tenure to weekend public corruption laws, i like to think of it like a gang, like for the initiative, the new initiate, he also has to steal a hearse. if you have corrupt cops they take the money and everybody has to share. so everybody is implicated. so there's no accountability for everybody. so everybody has their hands dirty and that is what the supreme court is trying to do. they are trying to make it seem like everything in politics is dirty. everybody is dirty. >> that is their position. and also, when you add in a, it is a different line of cases. as a constitutional case. which means it is how the u.s. constitution operates as a post like the federal criminal code but if you look at citizens united and all that stuff, the whole idea here is like

it's not even forest policy creating an ab brett company. you'll still in this tiny spot include buying, it's like b, y, d, g, a chevy, which have chief call me back at the back of the day of the us on the on the and the number. well, so what are some say on the company is a little tiny every prevents any . the 30 companies i sell, the nation will continue the next 5 years we'll see even more potential competition. but i believe and maybe by 30 by the next the median. see me. 2020 that exploded over 5 medium, becoming the parts largest exporter. i don't think this growth will continue, entire regions was stealing on the markets are only the european haven't done so, but they probably will sit on the global a big fire market print a closer look at the costs into suggest brad significant raises in the on your old one, still trying these cars from finding buyers. board the ranks for teens and germany, banks 6 amount ex destination. in contrast, germany try those per market remains. coastal german manufacturers still sell like huge portion of th

this is something that can since every brett, the yeah, he's decided that he's going to be boy going, he's hearing our going to follow up on that the why i am boy flushing site at the site and special advocate system on a front to justice. they cannot exist in a country which was fix any semblance of due process. and my children live of the uncertainty that we offer epa status. today, i have decided to bring the score to an end. i hope my actions will inspire others who are facing a similar situation to also boy the side. so that we can bring this country back to his senses. your sincerity. okay, talks sharif a press that we face here are numerous. the michelle regime doesn't one people like myself here, then we have ices who have ex, communicated us for not joining that kind of fate. and today, page test, side, precious on us. and then also the threat of being labeled as a terrorist by the west. i have no choices, i have no options. so if my back is up against the world, what does everybody expect me to do? i have no way to go the behind me today. the people might have come out to do

the canadians and brett's headed to juno beach the americans were to take utah and omaha among them, 19-year-old army corporal george states from beacon, new york three other shifts across at the same time. >> all the sudden rochelle started coming we heard this big crash. blue the second shift, right out of the water got hit by a shell we said what about those guys? that's what we could do the cold water are so cool hyperthermia was said and kill them 15 minutes. they're probably all gone, blown up already so that was welcome to the european theater. we have frayed halfway into the beach. we started seeing bondage everywhere that floating or semi floating navy man tally fletcher was a 19-year-old gunners made from baton rouge, louisiana. >> his task escort the lcis, the landing crafts, ferrying infantry fighters such as corporal states to shore well, there's that we're going to take in to water up to your knees and they dropped the front of the lci now the answer it says a go nobody booths that's a yells go nobody moves this is all right. >> billy kotb, 50 guy ring back on the 50 ga

last night's dramatic walk-off home run by brett wisely to beat la in the series opener.check out the covid co giants trying to clinch their first series win over the dodgers in more than a year. and what a game this was. it was back and forth all afternoon. we pick it up in the 3rd inning tied at one shohei ohtani. he's pretty good. if you haven't heard. keep an eye on the sky, you could be a pretty decent, major leaguer. that's his 26th home run of the season. 9th in his last 12 games and the dodgers go in front. but the giants get the run back in the 4th and then support is so layer. one of his 2 hits today out of the leadoff spot. that's all the way to the wall. nick ahmed racing around from first base to score on the rbi double giants put up 4 runs in the inning and they lead it 5 to 2. but back come, the dodgers in the forth bases loaded 2 out. will look at the catcher run, beats it out for an infield single and the dodgers. answer with 4 runs of their own in the inning to regain the bottom 5 now, here's brett wisely. last night's walk-off hero and he's going to com

chief political anchor brett, do you think they will get a good the substance of discussion?hrowing numbers at each other that might be a welcome change but every single pole we have looked at says people do not want mud wrestling, they want issues. what do you think? >> 90 minutes there have to be some issues, some substance. there has to be somewhere in there but i do think there will be a lot of back and forth. a stat we pulled up former president trump's 17th presidential debate. it is at least the 33rd presidential debate for joe biden. they have been around the block they have very different styles. i think to your point earlier about the microphones it does make a difference. it may actually help former president trump if you look at that first debate in 2021 of the things that a lot of people look at is that he was overcharging, really attacking, and it was not a good look. so this may put some guidelines. >> larry: could save him from himself i went to the positive. >> sandra: you are not the only one saying that this is chuck todd who made a very similar suggestion,

brett kavanaugh writing in today's opinion.s decision was not based on the substance of a group of antiabortion doctors, cases against the fda, but on procedural grounds. we'll explain why that matters in a moment. while also considering the timing. the democrats say this ruling even though it is technically a win for abortion access, it is still a reminder of what republicans will try to do to women's healthcare if they are re-elected in the fall. and it comes right as the senate takes up likely to fail, which it did fail, by the way, legislation to protect ivf and one of the most powerful conservative voting blocs in america, protestant christians at the southern baptist convention voting to oppose it. joining us now, senior writer who covers the supreme court and that's mark joseph stern, also msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin. lisa, we saw you scribbling all over this decision as i was reading my intro. what were you writing down? >> one of the things that struck me about this decision is what it says for the future of a

and brett would antioch and oakley. you guys have held on to that overnight warmth and it's just been kind of brutal out there the past few days now, as far as today's go are concerned, we still do have in heat advisory as well as excessive heat warnings further inland. so we're not completely out of the woods just yet, but we are rounding the corner winds from the coastline today. look at that. we do tap back into some ocean cool there. and for some of us this could make today around 10 to 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. we'll take it. it's still warm. but this is the direction we like to see things moving. winds do increase into our overnight hours tonight and bring us even cooler temperatures come tomorrow. little bit of fog out there to set again, a welcome sight of that change of pace. temperatures will be in the low 80's at the warmest along the bay shore today. low 90's for most of our inland areas. as for your roads, things still and so far today got a nice little sunrise taking shape out there in the east bay

>> you know, brett kavanaugh, in the case, although it was a win for reproductive rights advocates, brettssentially laid out a pathway, you know. this was for other folks to challenge mifepristone but look, ultimately, the preston is a drug that has been authorized by the fda for over 20 years. it's incredibly safe, safer than tylenol. it is the most widely used form of abortion in this country and now with abortion bands in 21 states and restrictions to abortion and 21 states, it's become more vital than ever so we don't expect the opposition to abortion to rest, but i think it would be foolish for them to bring a case right now. >> we saw some gamesmanship in congress this week on different efforts around protecting ivf. both parties seem to agree that ivf seemed to -- should be protected, don't you think this is something that will eventually gardener -- garner some level of bipartisan support or is it just politics of the day? >> it's so interesting to see the number of republicans who come out with ads or statements in support of ivf and it was pretty wild but ted cruz himself was a

brett would still pretty warm at 68 degrees. hardly even falling into the out of the 70's last night. vacaville at 73 degrees right now. meantime, livermore and dublin, you have cooled down into the 50's. nice to be seeing that later on today. daytime highs in the 70's to just barely make in the low 80's for only a couple spots at the warmest. so truly another break from the heat today. but that heat wave is just around the corner. and i've got details on that. still to come, as for your roads right sailing conditions out there on all of our bridges are looking at 7 minutes across the bay bridge. 12 minutes to get you across the mateo bridge while both the richmond center fell and the golden gate arce going nice and easy to kick off this monday. all right, john, thank you for that. covering several fires this morning from the corral fire burning more than 14,000 acres. >> to 6 buildings catching fire in san jose. we're learning to houses have been destroyed. what was moment? has that story? >> dozens of fire crews out on quimby

don't even know if i'm allowed to do this at 8:00 mark maybe i'll get brett bear.e this right before the debate, then that a win. lopeti -- >> sean: impairment we've got more coverage. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: and we've got more coverage next. >> ♪ ♪ [chanting]