this is about byron smith being accused of a crime, he did not commit. >> did you believe that byronnd haile kifer? >> yes. it's not something he wanted to do, but he didn't ask them to burglarize his home, in a violent way, on thanksgiving. they chose to do that, and he reacted. >> so the defense came to court, confident a jury would see it that way. >> in minnesota, as i understand it, you have the right to protect your life. you have the right to protect your home, your property, as long as it's reasonable. >> if somebody breaks into your home and commits a -- a felony offense, in your home. you can kill that threat. >> meshbesher said everything byron did that-thanksgiving day and the next was evidence that he was truly terrified inside his own home. >> why did he wait so long before calling authorities? >> fear. he was afraid there was a third or fourth or fifth person. so, he's afraid of the backyard, the front yard, the stairway, the door. he's just in utter fear, and he goes into a closet and hides. in his own house. until the fear subsides. >> as for smith's calm demeanor an

i'm going to turn over too byron. he might say a few things about me that will start reading and talk about what we are reading. >> it is a pleasure to talk about you. you are one of my favorite people to talk about and to work with, i must tell you this. this adventure with you has been i will say a labor of love. it is also been laborious at times because of the pace with each other to keep any really help me with that, so thank you. when i met jennifer she was a public relations and communications executive. she held a big national job with the cable tv provider. and in that role doing public affairs, pr, she was a really big deal. i met her the first time in person at a speech she gave in town. i asked her for that speech and she politely told me she is not sure. and a few days later the speech presentation came into my inbox edited and i was very grateful because what she had to say had was so helpful to a guy like me. and then, we decided to have lunch. that lunch turned into an afternoon where we had a mind and

byron you are on mute. >> as a matter fact also going to do a t-shirt byron you are on mute. so jennifer i'm going to read the next day. my response from that letter because in that letter you asked me a question about mi one of those annoying people? and i answered that question. this letter particularly moved me and i will show you why. so the title of my letter is our neighbors daughter died. it was dated sunday june 7, 2020 per jen, no you are not one of those annoying white people. i am writing at the end of a very long day. i wanted to write earlier but it also wanted to be done with everything going on today to put things in perspective. i hardly watched any news today but i was riding in the car and i had the radio on cnn i heard general : powell said he would not be voting for trump in 2020. he did not support them in 2016 either purchase now that mitt romney, never a friend of trump is not supporting him either. i always like : powell i was always one of the few african-american republicans who could provide an example for those of us who fancied ourselves as conser

byron, satya inadella on the sho tomorrow, and those smaller companies, software companies, doing somemazing things. mongodb and atlas, an amazing quarter. what's your outlook for why those valuations are justified and their values will continue to go? >> well, first i give a hat tip to satya and what they've done in microsoft and transformation to cloud outstanding. the azure business line is one mpt major engines of their growth and they've had a fantastic year, but eastern more impressive thing is to step back and realize even with almost 50% growth year over year they're trailing average of the new economy software companies in the cloud index. those 58 companies including mongodb, you mentioned, up almost 60% year over year and companies like microsoft in the short, medium and long term and we think that trend will continue as this transition and replatforming occurs from the unpremised world to the cloud world. >> byron, so much trust and belief in microsoft versus the smaller names. that's natural, in the sense microsoft has a track record it's big you know, et cetera, but what

i think it's toss up now, byron.victory would be a boon for republicans demonstrate g.o.p. ability to win where biden won easefully 2020. biden's standing having impact on mcauliffe dynamic relevant for midterms. become a blueprint for suburbs for g.o.p. candidates around the country. >> i think that moment in the debate last night may be a turning point in this campaign. the idea that a candidate says he does not believe parents should tell schools what to teach. is going to have a visceral impact. so the question is, is donald trump, as a subject, powerful enough to get terry mcauliffe over the line? remember when they used to say rudy giuliani's presidential campaign, everything he said was a noun and a verb in 9/11? >> bret: yeah. >> you can say that with donald trump with the mcauliffe campaign. so we will see if it works. >> bret: all right, panel. stand by. when we come back, tomorrow's headlines. ♪ ♪ it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a b

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pain and anguish were evident as many young people visited a roadside memorial along byron highway near delta road in nights in the spot in east contra costa county, where two teenage pedestrians were killed saturday night. once you get them, they were dead, a friend who wishes to remain unidentified tells us the two victims were leaving akin to an era at a home on byron highway around 11 pm when the pair were struck and killed along the roadside. the chp has arrested an 18 year old from nytsyn who was behind the wheel of a subaru. they've charged the driver with felony d u i friends of the victims say the terrible news was circulating throughout the night. i was somewhere else and they call me we came as soon as we could in her body was laying like that. he's referring to one victim, an 18 year old woman from pittsburgh, whose identity has not yet been released. the other victim, a 16, year old boy from oakley, ktvu is withholding his identity pending an official id from the corner. a young woman who didn't give her name described the teen as an avid horse lover and compassionate frien

byron, round us out?. s to each side really give up a trillion dollars? we will see. >> shannon: we will. pam, thank you very much. tomorrow on "special report," education secretary miguel cardona and surgeon general vivek murthy will be our guest. we want to hear from you about covid-19 as the school year gets underway. tweet your video question to @ bret baier, be sure to use this #sr covid questions. i'm shannon bream in washington. please join me for fox news tonight this evening midnight eastern, 9:00 p.m. pacific. "fox news primetime" hosted by rach chem campos-duffy starts right now. >> rachel: thank you, shannon. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ rach ramp i'm rachel campos-duffy. tonight americans remain stranded in afghanistan as the biden administration admits they can't get flights out of the failed nation. >> as of now? the taliban are not permitting the charter flights to depart. they claim that some of the passengers do not have the required documentation. while there ar

georgia governor brian kemp, congressman byron donalds. representative dan newser was there as well at today's hearing. sean duffy. and muslim reformer. the president criticized going golfing this weekend as a former top cia officials warns that biden has created quote jihadist central in afghanistan. we have democrat congressman jerry connelly is making news saying he is not confident in the president's counterterrorism plan. the growing backlash to the vaccine mandates. white house exempts giving waivers to members of congress, federal courts but not the private sector. we have a powerful consumer brand trade group for general mills, coca-cola, kellogg's are in uproar. we will explain it. governor of florida with new actions against the biden mandate. we have positives joining government worker unions in opposition to this. former president trump says the white house is to blame for vaccine hesitancy as the former president, he is saying looks like he will run again in 2024. more on that report that 26 of the 2the lan set magazine letter

griff: you really put your finger on something, byron.a hit, down 29%, i believe. the leisure industry which we watch so closely was essentially flat, zero net new jobs. the administration has gotten due credit for recovery efforts the last six months but is this becoming with the new delta variant and other covid concerns is this becoming a possible midterm concern for them? >> it absolutely is. if you look at the new polls, including the new abc washington post poll out today, president biden is underwater in the job approval of his handling of the economy. it can clearly be a political issue. now, the president in his remarks the other day tried to make it sound like everything was really okay, it was just that this was all because of the delta variant and it would get better soon. but the problem here, politically, is that while we're discussing these problems of people not going back to work or their unemployment benefits ending, we haven't even talked about inflation yet which is a big threat. a lot of democrats, as a matter of fact

and i hope they learn from it. >> bret: byron?tration's post withdrawal strategy in afghanistan. remember, the president exexplained that the united states does fight terrorism in many countries in which it does not have a military presence. and so the first run of this over-the-horizon capability in afghanistan is just an absolute disaster. and the other thing is, as the president just said in that clip you played, clearly this was seen as vengeance for or a strike back after this bombing that killed suicide bombing killed 13 americans. so now we strike back afterwards and we hit the wrong person. we hit 10 of the wrong people. so, it's just absolutely wrong all around and, you know, i heard in trey gowdy's voice the sound of a former congressional overseer. there are going to be a lot of people in congress, hopefully democrats and republicans, who are going to want a detailed accounting of this. >> bret: yeah, again, chairman of the joint chiefs facing a lot of questions on a lot of different fronts september 28th up on capitol

byron, your thoughts?d chaos in the biden administration's withdrawal from afghanistan. as you said, members of congress are getting a lot of calls can you help this person? can you help that person? so it's not crazy to think that they would try to help somebody. but, at the same time, the state department and the defense department were just struggling minute by minute trying to get people on planes and out of there. then there was this terrible deadly attack. so i think that mullin's act was basically a product. it would not have happened if the withdrawal had been a more organized affair. >> mike: chuck, is there intense pressure on the state department to come up with a number of americans and afghan partners who have gotten out since the u.s. military went wheels up? >> yes, there is. and they are struggling to do that. for some reasons that are understandable and some others that are probably the result of their own fault. i have to say i think what congressman mullin, i honestly couldn't understand

byron?de is that the entire u.s. government, the biden administration seems kind of needy in all of this. i mean, and we do need the help of the taliban, so, we're so happy that they have allowed qatar plane to leave now. on the other question, of who is coming out, the two big questions have always been about the air lift, who did we leave behind who did we leave mind and who did we bring out? the biden administration has been incredibly secretive not just with the public but with members of congress, too. >> bret: all right, panel, stand by. we will review that interview we had on set and talk about what the president said today with the panel after this. ♪ ♪ be proud of your walls. where's your furniture? oh we thought it distracted from the new behr dynasty paint color. let me take your coats. because behr dynasty only takes... one. coat. behr dynasty. go ahead, throw your wine on it. what? stain repellent. it's also scuff resistant. you're paying for that! introducing behr dynasty™, the

here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts. ♪ >> we're headed down sun valley parkway in cactus road,lace my son was last seen. >> reporter: for three months david robinson has been desperately searching for answers. >> in a quarter mile, turn left. >> reporter: to find them, he's driven this stretch of road more times than he can remember. >> i've been up and down the road. >> reporter: in this vast and unforgiving desert 50 miles southwest of phoenix, david hopes to find his 24-year-old son, daniel, who went missing on june 23rd. >> i only imagine, every time i look out there, my son somewhere, hoping his dad will come find him, you know. >> reporter: the local buckeye police department is leading the investigation, having launched an extensive aerial and ground search stretching 70 square miles. but daniel's family says they feel let down by police, believing there has been a lack of urgency and motivation. >> i feel like there's a lot that wasn't answered for me regarding my son's case. i'm still searching those answers, and i'm going to keep trying until i get them. >> reporter:

i have to go back to you, byron.e a common theme with the black elites and black coaches. is when you arrive you think you can talk down to the people from back home and tell them what they should and what they should not do as if they have information. they are not smart enough. >> no. you are absolutely right. this is the problem we have got in the country. try toy tell people all the time especially when this vaccine. do your homework. talk to your doctor. make a decision. i'm not out there telling people what they should or shouldn't do. this is something they have got make a decision on. i recommend people get vaccines. but they have got to make that decision for themselves. it's that simple. but what we are not going to do is have these people who i do not know get themselves involved in my business. nikki minage, obviously is, not going to let them get involved in her business and she is right to stand up and stand on her own two feet and defend her position. >> lawrence: yeah. joe, the bottom line is this is

thank you so much for your insight into this byron campbell on joining us from hearing. jo. huh. thank you. thank you and update now on the situation in guinea cannot cri whereas we reported earlier. heavy gunfire has been heard near the presidential palace in chronic re unclear who is responsible for this gunfire. we're going to bring in west africa correspondent and nicholas hawk was joining us on the phone from the car in synagogue. and nick, i know you've been speaking to people in con cree. what are they telling you about what's happening? well, currently, fully, there is heavy gunfire. troops deployed in b column, which is the adjuster in downtown clinic cree, where the presidential palace is believed that the president of the con, there early this morning, went out towards hotel column. where she works respectively ambush by a, by, by people who started shooting at we know now that he is decided that hotel. 1 is safe and well, but there continues to be a gun paddle in the. b district, eye witnesses, they the wounded being taken to the hospital. and you know, this comes jus

[laughter] look who's back on the show, congressman byron donalds.appen here, sir? what do you think's going to happen? >> listen, i honestly really don't know. you know, the democrats, they do this a lot. their bill is outrageous, it's atrocious, everybody knows it. they're trying to find pay-fors, there's no way you can find it allay for $3.5 from trillion a year. that's just the reality of it. that's a washington gimmick. i hope it fails. i hope that's the trend line we're going on, but i really don't know. they find a way to twist arms in a back room and get people to vote for this monstrosity. this is purely insane. there's no way at all we should be spending this kind of money on all these projects when we understand that if you do this, it's going to cripple our economy with more inflation, it's going to make it significantly harder for our businesses to compete if, it's going to raise prices on working poor families and on fixed income seniors. not a good plan for our country. elizabeth: and, congressman, a singular outrage we keep hearing ov

pain and anguish were evident as many young people visited a roadside memorial along byron highway near delta road in nights in the spot in east contra costa county, where two teenage pedestrians were killed saturday night. once you get them, they were dead, a friend who wishes to remain unidentified tells us the two victims were leaving akin to an era at a home on byron highway around 11 pm when the pair were struck and killed along the roadside. the chp has arrested an 18 year old from nytsyn who was behind the wheel of a subaru. they've charged the drug. however, with felony d u i friends of the victims say the terrible news was circulating throughout the night. i was somewhere else and they call me we came as far as we could in her body was laying right that he's referring to one victim, an 18 year old woman from pittsburgh, whose identity has not yet been released. the other victim, a 16, year old boy from oakley, ktvu is withholding his identity pending an official id from the corner. a young woman who didn't give her name described the teen at. as an avid horse lover and compassi

. >> welcome byron from cincinnati, jennifer formally from cincinnati now lives in new mexico. i will let them talk about how they met each other in the book that they wrote together. welcome this afternoon. >> thank you jan. ha

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byron, good afternoon to you. let's start with ashiah left off, talk about the challenges the administration is facing. they looked like they would slip this through reconciliation. they still want to try to do it despite the fact it is really not allowed. >> it was a really brazen move on the part of democrats to basically create a big, comprehensive immigration reform bill and slip it through in a budget bill and not have it be subject to a filibuster t was a real long schott on the part of democrats. the question now, as you heard some of them say, maybe whittle it down a little bit, sneak it through. not sure about that. this was really audacious attempt on the part of democrats. jackie: you're seeing polling numbers are dropping. his numbers are even worse when it comes to the economy. people are suffering because they're dealing with high inflation pretty much across the board. the fed, the white house, they keep saying this is transitory. byron, this is hurting people. >> yeah. i think what we're seeing, th

todd: byron donald has that next. incomparable design makes it beautiful. the art technology makes it brilliant. the lexus nx. experience the crossover in its most visionary form. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. . . ♪ >> as of now, the taliban are are not permitting the claritier flights to depart. we are working to do everything in our power to support those flights. we have made clear to the taliban that these charters need to be able to depart. todd: secretary of state antony blinken says the taliban is disrupting evacuation efforts in afghanistan. jillian: white house just missed g.o.p. deadline number of americans still stranded under the terrorist threat. here to join us is congressman byron donalds, the latest news is that the taliban is going to let 200 americans and others leave afghanistan. two-part question number one, why do we believe anything the taliban is saying unless we see it to come true. number two, wasn't this the threat all along when we left and left it to taliban rule? >> of course this was the threat. and we should neff li

dagen: byron thank you so much. byron york, we will be right back. >> thank you. ♪ i meant the cat.ilverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new adventures. find new roads. chevrolet. dagen: time for the morning buzz. rewinding into the past. some movie fans are saying good-bye to streaming and returning to vhs tapes. free blockbuster movements let people drop off and pick up tapes at 69 locations across the country. the free boxes are maintained by fans. michael, what do you think? >> i'm in favor of bringing back cool trends but this is not one of them. i cannot think of anything stupider and time wasting than vhs. this gives me flash backs and nightmares rewinding vhs after the machine ate my tape, so i'm going to give this a hard pass. dagen: you know i have a vhs tape of, the star wars christmas special which that is gold. [laughter] dagen: it was cheesy and awful, like the movie was great. i digress. anybody who is a fan knows who i'm talking about. the oldest scotch hitting auction this fall. distilled in 1940 in scotland, estimated 100 to 200,000, jonathan. jonat

great to be here with my colleague byron.know what's going on because we are talking to border patrol on a regular basis. i was down in laredo texas and south texas with senator cruz two weeks ago before this all broke out. what we know is cartels have operational control of the border 2k3wu678 all the way up to laredo. del rio haitians have targeted when they were in south america. how do we know this you saw i tweeted this out a large pile of identifications from chill l.a. from brazil that these people are dropping on the ground. they are not fleeing haiti because of the, you know, healthcare and the disaster there they have been down in south america. this has been a targeted evident to run these folks up to del rio. now you have this mass sitting there and democrats are distributing them into our country and jen psaki and president biden and the entire administration are lying to the american people lying what they are doing and what the border patrol is doing with horses. they are the party of race-baiting and sex traff

joining me now are florida congressman byron donalds and "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain.come both, gentlemen. >> will: good morning, good afternoon, good evening. i'm so used to saying good morning to you. forgive me it is good evening. >> rachel: good evening. well, i'm going to start with you. do you think that i'm being hyperbolic when i say that this is a war on our freedom? >> will: no. i absolutely do not think you are being hyperbolic. did i enjoy listening to you, rachel. i think you are spot on. i ask myself what is the purpose of this? when we watched what we watched unfold yesterday, why is joe biden launching this war on the unvaccinated and launching this war on our freedom? i think it's two reasons, rachel and congressman, i will tell you what i think they are. one is shallow and one is deep. the shallow is his poll numbers are tanking. tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of 9/11. we will remember that day as he left americans behind in afghanistan and the american public knows it and his poll numbers are absolutely tanking. so he must distract. in order to dis

. >> the accident happened here off byron highway. there are two sets of candlelight memorials it. was a drunk driver that came by, striking and killing the two teens. family and friends set up memorials to remember the two young lives lost. friends confirm one of the victim is a 16-year-old louis esparza, the other an 18-year- old. >> i don't believe she is gone. it's really hard to hear. >> the police said the accident happened just after 11 on saturday night. friends quickly started hearing about the tragedy. >> cassandra is dead. >> there have been concerns for the highway being too narrow. >> i think a lot of mistakes were made. it's not a place to party on the side of the road and park and block up the sides of a narrow road like this. >> den ise describes cassandra as a friend with a big laugh. >> so hard not having her here anymore.>> according to the chp there were two separate dui crashes over the labor day weekend with three deaths. the driver arrested for this incident is an 18-year-old. >>> coming up. >> 7 million losing a life line after unemployment benefits ends. wh

18-year-d werekilled in a drunk driving crash saturday night as they walked along the shoulder of byron highway near brentwood. an 18-year-old suspect is under arrest. we are following up on the story and we will have new details for us tonight at 11:00. >>> ch p believes the driver that caused a deadly wrong way wreck near the bay bridge was also impaired. they say the suspect was headed west in the eastbound lanes of 580 about one this morning and hit another car head on kill that driver. the suspect fled but was hiding in america bushes. >> a hiker that fell to her death from pacifica cliff was identified as 45-year-old yvonne haley. she tripped and foul from moreey point sunday morning. found about 50 feet below the trail. paramedics were not able to revive her. >>> investigators are looking into whether lightning may have played a role in that mysterious death of bay area family on a hiking trail. this all according to the new york times. john gearish and allen chong and their one-year-old daughter and dog were found dead last month with no obvious cause. blunt-force trauma and min

who has been accused of being intoxicated at the time of the crash that happened on byron highway in the town of nights sharper is in custody and faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far chp not releasing the names of the victims. and with a long holiday weekend. the comes more traffic, of course as well as more accidents. unfortunately, some of the crashes were deadly. >> kron four's amanda hari talk to the chp about what they're doing, what they have been doing to try to keep people safe and about what you can do. >> chp had a maximum enforcement period all weekend and they were out in full force just trying to make sure everyone stayed safe. >> that's a sound that was heard across bay area roadways this labor day weekend as officers patrolled california highway patrol implemented. a maximum enforcement period and it was needed. >> we have seen an increase and the traffic across the roadways throughout the bay area this weekend. and with the increased traffic came more accidents. >> this is citizen video of an accident on. i 2.80 in san

walking or standing with group along byron highway when 2002 subaru hit them. driver arrested for driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. friends and family went to the site to leave messages for those kids. >> it is hard to wrap your head around it, but saturday marks 20-year anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack that forever scarred and changed america and many of us. planning remembrances. union city holding a small and brief ceremony for covid concerns. moment of silence at 10:03 when flight 93 headed to san francisco crashed into a field in pennsylvania. lot of people grew up in the bay area, including the pilot. consultant was working sfo that day. >> just things that haunt me today i still remember, such as we had area for flight 93, family and friends to meet the flight from new jersey, and we put in clergy and mental health counsellors and got food and drink for everyone, no one came to meet the flight, couldn't figure out why until later. >> the 40 people had already called their loved ones and said goodbye. week long coverage, l

actually -- never mind so, but that was a very -- that was in the outback and this was on the beach, byronexquisite beaches in the world, well regarded for surfing. >> seth: yeah. >> everyone there is constantly talking about surfing. "are you surfing today are you surfing later? are you surfing tomorrow is it the right day to go surfing? [ laughter ] and i -- i just was -- felt a little out of my element, 'cause i don't surf, at all >> seth: any did -- was -- did you have any pull to try that? >> i tried the paddle boarding one day. >> seth: right, which is not surfing. >> no, it seems like an easier version of surfing >> seth: yes >> but -- but very much like yoga, i don't think i had what it takes >> seth: yeah, that's true if you couldn't do stand on one foot, i feel like you've eliminated yourself. >> no, i cannot -- i can't stand on a paddle board. [ light laughter ] so, but i -- i took long walks on the beach, long romantic walks on the beach [ laughter ] by myself. [ laughter ] >> seth: can they be romantic if you're by yourself >> well, depends on how you feel about yourself, i gu

the crash happened on byron highway in the town of nights. according to chp, an 18 year-old woman from pittsburgh and a 16 year-old boy from oakley were walking along the road when they were hit. >> the driver. an 18 year-old from nights in now is in custody facing charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far the names of the victims and the suspect have not yet been released. oakland police say they will have more officers on the streets this weekend looking for impaired drivers. opd says that even with more officers on the streets looking for those drunk drivers. it will not stop them from sideshow enforcement. details on cracking down on those illegal street activities in pittsburgh. police there seized about $80,000 worth of illegal marijuana over the weekend. police say they found this illegal grow house after a fire that happened at this home and the pictures you can see all of that marijuana was seized. people say the home has bypassed the electrical grid and they were actually stealing power to grow

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vasco road a smooth drive as folks leave brentwood, discovery bay, byron, all the way down to 580, basically at speed. be careful. it's dark through that area. altamont pass starting to build. over here that construction, northbound 242. eastbound highway 4 that will continue. both of the counter commute directions. the deer across lanes, the good news, no bad updates from chp and your drive through contra costa county is fine, including heading over toward the richmond san raphael bridge. >> i see it's still green. thanks. >>> a late night move by the justice department seeks to block texas' abortion ban which is the strictest in the nation. last week attorney general merrick garland filed suit. the doj is asking for an immediate injunction arguing that law blocks women from exercising their constitutional is rights. the new law restricts abortion to about the first six weeks of a woman's pregnancy, usually before a woman knows she's pregnant. it's not clear how soon the federal court will respond. >>> some of the nation's biggest olympic stars are in washington, d.c., using their voices to

commuters from brentwood, discovery bay, byron, joining in without any delay toward that dublin interchange right there. a smooth flow of traffic over the mountains. rarely have problems there. don't have any but did check on the crews in san mateo county. they're continuing to work on the expansion and want hov lanes to hopefully make things smoother on the peninsula in the evening and morning. back to you. >>> 4:50 right now. the ceo of san francisco's salesforce telling workers they're not bound to remaining in texas amidst the state's restrictive reproductive laws marc benioff tweeted a response to a story voicing concern saying salesforce will help employees leave texas if need be. the company did not issue further comment. texas no longer allows abortions after six weeks into a woman's pregnancy. >> happening san leandro will swear in a new police chief. he served as police chief in monterey county's seaside and before that worked for 25 years in the ft. worth texas police department. today's swearing in is at 6:30. >>> three bay area counties taking part in a pilot program designed t

byron highway, seeing some thunderstorms as well. i want to pull out a little bit and show you what is triggering it. it is an area of low pressure off the coast, pulling up subtropical moisture. we are seeing statewide across the northern portion of the state, thunderstorms. it is a level 1 tonight and tomorrow. dry lightning chance, high fire danger. a red flag warning into 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. the concern is the dry lightning could spark fires that could spread quickly. i will be back with an hour-by-hour look of the forecast, coming right up. dan: a neighborhood is cleaning up tonight after the storm caused major damage. this is on becky court. a residence is lightning struck a pine tree, causing it to topple over onto his home and two vehicles. he said it sounded like a bomb exploded. pg&e cut power to the neighborhood until some of the debris can be removed and they also need to inspect the power pole. >> take a look at this video from the east bay. there was at least one lightning strike. >> hour late -- our lake tahoe cam clo

the victims were walking or potentially standing with a group of people along byron highway when a 2002u hit them. the 18-year-old driver was arrested for driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. friends and family went to the crash site today to leave flowers and messages to the teens that died. the victim, a 16-year-old boy and 18-year-old woman. >>> a walk along a trail on a pacifica cliff turned deadly for yvonne estrada roggin. she was walking when she tripped and fell 50 feet off the cliff. roggin sadly she leaves behind a husband and son. >>> the tradeoff is late-night slowdowns. starting monday, crews will begin repaving the hoy and installing ada ramp improvements from 280 all the way to the summit. this will be going on until 2023. most of this work is going to be happening overnight starting at 8:00 p.m. going into 6:00 in the morning on weekdays. >>> cars are about to return to pleasanton's main street. today was the last weekend for the weekend on main closure plan. it started to help attract customers to outdoor dining. it's been a huge success. for re

it happened on byron highway in the town of nightstand. now this memorial set up for the victims at that crash site. that was just one of several serious crashes over the holiday weekend early yesterday morning someone going the wrong way on a t hit several cars and killed a woman. the chp says the wrong-way driver was eric stevenson. he tried running away but was found on a bike path and arrested on suspicion of drunk driving chp, san francisco division officer mark andrew says they are trying to stop these types of accidents from happening. >> anyone that's going too fast. following too close, making unsafe lane driving in a over aggressive or the traffic and vision as well as people here distracted by their cell phones or other devices. and then of course, impaired drivers as well. >> the officer also emphasize that you always designate a sober driver and make sure everyone has on their seat belts. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news september is hunger action month. >> we're looking at how one bay area food bank is working to hel

it happened on byron highway near brentwood around 11:00 last night. police say an 18-year-old driver hit and killed two teenagers as they were walking on the road after going to a party. the victims were in 18-year-old girl from pittsburgh and a 16- year-old boy from oakley. the boyfriend of one of the victims went to the scene to remember his girlfriend. >> she was beautiful. she was always happy. she was the happiness of the party. >> the driver was arrested under the suspicion of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. >>> a new report says u.s. roads in 2020 one of the most dangerous in a decade. the national highway traffic safety administration estimates that deaths are up 10% nationwide from last year. the number of fatalities in the first quarter of 2021 was 8700 and the highest since 2009. in california the increase was up by 7% over last year. >>> we are nine days out from the gubernatorial election and governor newsom was out on the campaign trail in los angeles today. >> no sends a powerful message that the state of c

the crash happened on byron highway in the town of nights and chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley. they were walking along the road when they were hit. shaw river is in custody and faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far chp has not released the names of the victims. coming up on the kron 4 morning news the giants and dodgers and tight battle for first place. we have the highlights when we come right back. >> and as we head to break, september is hunger action month kron four's partnering with feeding america to help and help and food insecurity scan the qr code on your screen. for more information on how to donate local food charities right here in the bay area. >> you can watch all month long as we highlight local organizations making a difference. to feed those who desperately need welcome back t the kron 00:00am morning news. let's get a check of the weather situation. john, you're saying enjoy it while you can write was going to be a hot day and cool down a little bit as the week moves on. yeah. d

only 4 of them were taken up. firms like the state oil company off the plugging away in the byron see despite having drilled a number of dry wells in recent years. but the general lack of interest in exploring this part of the continental shelf comes as the norwegian, people seem to be just starting to turn away from the industry that transform that country from one of the poorest in europe to one of the richest in the world. with an election looming, the greens you want to and all exploration looked like getting enough votes to make them king make as in a coalition, the government has responded by reducing how much taxpayers will subsidize new drilling. we still have a long term view on the activity on the continental self, but having said that, we are preparing for a future with less demand and also less production. in fact, we do predict that in which an all production will perhaps go down by as much as 65 percent towards the middle of the century. and that's simply because the notes in continental shelf is mature and we're probably, well above the peak now. noise, past and present

byron highway, seeing some thunderstorms as well. i want to pull out a little bit and show you what is triggering it. it is an area of low pressure off the coast, pulling up subtropical moisture. we are seeing statewide across the northern portion of the state, thunderstorms. it is a level 1 tonight and tomorrow. dry lightning chance, high fire danger. a red flag warning into 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. the concern is the dry lightning could spark fires that could spread quickly. i will be back with an hour-by-hour look of the forecast, coming right up. dan: a neighborhood is cleaning up tonight after the storm caused major damage. this is on becky court.toppontod two vehicles. he said it sounded like a bomb exploded. pg&e cut power to the neighborhood until some of the debris can be removed and they also need to inspect the power pole. >> take a look at this video from the east bay. there was at least one lightning strike. >> hour late -- our lake tahoe cam clot lightning strikes. really active there. they have been happening a few minutes

i found myself standing right next to byron pits of all people. and we looked up and he was pointing the flickers in the sky, and i thought it was like a debris or -- from the fire and the building. and i noticed that the building appeared to be swaying. and i thought for a second, god, could it fall down? no way, not possible. and that's when byron pointed out to me that the flickers were people. and that's when i fell into a trance just looking at the flickers of the people jumping from the building to get out from what was in there. and then the building began to just crumble underneath itself and come down. and i was still in that trance, not believing what i was seeing when byron grabbed my hand, pulled me, said we have to get out of here. and we just started to run and by then the building was down and the plume of whatever it was was just barrelling towards us. we dived under a car and crawled our way into a nearby school. we were looking for a phone. we were fumbling around in a closet in the school. i found some boots, i put them on, i wo

he's the former president of the swiss byron party, who now works with the nym project, which we've talked about before, as well as campaigning for digital integrity of the human person license. welcome rope, and thank you very much for having me here. yeah, i've been following you work for a while. it's fantastic. so for those who are not up to speed yet describe digital integrity of the human person, let's get what's going on. what does it mean? actually we already have a right for physical integrity and mental integrity. meaning that's like the state cannot like, shall pure arm because they want you. and now i'm advocating that data is actually part of you yourself and you have a digital integrity that society should also respect and protect, making sure that you are guaranteed that you can say free and autonomous because your digital self is about being a thomas on line so if i get an app, let's say it's tracking my heartbeat and my breathing and things i've the states are that are me that i should have some, some dominion over that data. yeah, exactly. well the, the 1st thing up with

[applause] my name is jim byron and i'm the executive vice president of the richard nixon foundations my pleasure to welcome you back. this is the nixon foundation's only second in person east room event since march of 2020. and the biggest crowd. [applause] the biggest crowd we have assembled since then and our first book signing event at nearly 17 months of thank you to all of you. [applause] for being here and for being part of it. i'd like to start by recognizing a few special guests who are here with us today beginning with christopher nixon cox a member of the board of directors for the nixon foundation. [applause] and the grandson of president and mrs. nixon, sandy quinn a member of the board of directors and the nixon foundation and former president of the nixon foundation. [applause] councilwoman beth haney of the city of yorba linda. where is she? there she is. [applause] and councilman gene hernandez. [applause] and a special welcome to jesse's wife. thank you for joining us. [applause] emma and jesse left their 4-month-old baby to be with us here tonight. we appreciate the

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