>> jon: no, i was hoping to get in touch with clayton. clayton anderson, is clayton still with us? >> yes, sir, i am. >> jon: clayton, did you fly on one of the soyuz spacecraft? >> i didn't launch -- didn't return home in one, but i flew in one when we undocked our capsule from one port on the space station and then flew around to redock on another port, which was allowing for a new soyuz vehicle to come to the station, so i can claim that i flew in one, but i didn't go up or down in one. >> jon: okay, so but just kind of compare. i mean, i'm looking at the very futuristic interior of the space x capsule, versus i'm guessing the soyuz is a little bit maybe utilitarian, if i might use that word? >> yes, and for me, i was what they call the right seater, so you had a right seater, a center seater, and a left seater. the right seater, me, i didn't even have a screen to look at, and my chair was custom made to me, but not nearly as spectacular as the seats that you see in the crew dragon. i think elon has made a step up in the beauty and efficiency department. >> jon: yeah, as we were

and he said eva clayton and he said i remember her.and she did not get credit for the work that she did. and in terms of black farmers and for the poor did that was the press covering me. but he covered it. and apparently now he's doing this international peace. and he said it was the international farmers advance in development in one of the un agencies in rome that he covered. an directive coming to the united states on agriculture. but as just thinking, he was the press person and i'm coming to talk about women in a three emphasizing the fact that i didn't get the full recognition. he said if people knew what eva clayton did in terms of black farmers and the poor in that area. but by and large, i think the press covered me as well as the covered anybody else. yeah. >> were there women in congress when he served and do you ever feel as if you are not just representing your own constituents but you're representing women in north carolina and across the country. it. >> oh yes, i did. and you begin to also feel that obviously your const

we've reached out to jay clayton, former sec chief who brought the case against you guys, it was hisp, bill hintman, the head of corporate finance, headed a lot of the regulatory stuff involved in crypto. we've reached out to the people who run ethereum because they play a role in this too. we've reached out to the sec press office to get in touch with gary gensler because he's continuing the case that clayton brought. i guess this is where it comes down to it for me, brad, ripple was charged by the sec for failure toadies closures after, if you look at it pretty objectively, doing much the same thing that ethereum did, and they've gotten a complete pass. bill hindman gave them a pass in that famous 2018 speech, obviously, jay clayton given them a pass, so far gary gensler hasn't looked backwards and said, hey, was that a security when you were using ether to build out the ethereum block cape, and you guys would be in big because you're presumably using xrp to continue to build out. why do you think there's these two standards, just from your standpoint? >> look, i'll start -- charli

james clayton. dozens _ structure of her defence. james clayton.es - clayton. dozens of people have gone missing after a ferry collided with another clap vow passion or boat. —— passenger both. officials say in total, there was more than 100 people on the ferries. a fire in an overcrowded jail has killed at least 40 people. officials said the blaze started nearjakarta. an investigation into the cause is under way, investigation into the cause is underway, but investigation into the cause is under way, but first reports that suggest an electrical fault was to blame. the philippine president, rodrigo duterte — who's not allowed to run for another term — has formally accepted his party faction's nomination to run for vice president in the next election. now, there is some remarkable tennis news developing in the women's side of the draw at the us open. two teenagers are into the semifinals. the 19—year—old canadian leylah fernandez, who played an extraordinary match to win through to the last four last night, and now the british sensation emma raducan

will tell you they surely know what's going on. >> jon: so clayton, what are they doing?much of this are they actually controlling? and how much are they just kind of along for the ride? >> i think from my understanding, they're mostly along for the ride. i know they will displays up that they will be able to monitor and make sure that things are going as planned, but having not trained on their vehicle, i'm not quite sure how intimately they're involved with the actual systems of the vehicle. on the shuttle, i came home on mid deck one time and on the flight deck the second time, and you are much more involved on the flight deck monitoring systems and watching for errors or issues that could crop up because you have to help the rest of the crew solve the problem. i think with the space x crew dragon, it is pretty automated. it is pretty planned out, and they are mostly along for the ride. >> jon: staying with you, clayton, for the moment. i mean, you know, the space x dragon capsule has not been without its problems. there were a couple of launch pad explosions that were

we are looking northwest, looking toward clayton. we saw it all.ostly a dry lightning storm. we did not have a huge rainstorm but it did bring some rain. we heard about five minutes of rain in martinez. there were reports of rain in the northbay. what is interesting is how we react to just a little bit of rain after going without it for so long. >> rained! >> we are in aht and we needed. >> it is good for the fires. amy: so cute -- and so true! here is a look at some lightning from overnight. this was in santa rosa. it was a busy night of activity all over the bay area. firefighters were watching it carefully, some monitoring it from their emergency operations centers. they are ready to go. they said you should be, too. they say your bags should be ready to go if this would turn into an emergency. firefighters tell us they worry about what they cannot see. lightning can strike in a remote area. we will not know about it right away. that gives a small spark time to turn into something big. that is what we will be watching for today. any aftermath. r

james clayton has been following the saga.rancisco, the talk of silicon valley for years, and it is finally happening. it is all about one woman, matt to, seen as the darling of silicon valley back in the mid— 2000. —— elizabeth holmes. she founded the company at the age of 19 and it went on to be valued at over $10 billion — thatis valued at over $10 billion — that is £7 billion. it was all based on an idea that she came up based on an idea that she came up with at stanford, which was that she could create a device that she could create a device that could diagnose hundreds and hundreds of illnesses just using a couple of drops of blood. the idea was really lauded by the great and the good of american society. we had henry kissinger who was investing, george schultz, former secretary of state, joe biden who said very warm words about the company, as did bill clinton, howeverthe about the company, as did bill clinton, however the idea itself was based on fantasy science. the technology didn't actually work. it took years and y

kelly clayton was marie's hairdresser and good friend. >> she talked about him a lot, the things that he was doing in school. she got really excited about marcus. >> marie's friends and co-workers bridget harris and jean jones apthel. >> he was, like, the apple in her eye. she just sparkled every time he was around. she loved hugging him. >> we traveled a lot together so it was just us two. >> for her job? >> yeah. >> marie worked for the federal government in los angeles, but friends say she was driven and ambitious in other areas, too. >> she was an entrepreneur, that's what i know most about her, because she talked about owning her own business. >> but marie wanted more than work and success. >> i know that she wanted to have somebody in her life. >> what kind of guy was she looking for? >> someone that will take care of her, love her, protect her. >> that was kind of missing. she didn't have that guy figure, the father figure from marcus. >> then one day, marie told her friends -- >> i met this guy, you know, they had a lunch date and he was cute and just, you know, the excitement

there was gunfire on the freeway south of clayton road yesterday morning. officers were looking for evidence on the side of the roadway and speaking with several in the area. >>> san leandro will swear in a new police chief. abdul prigden takes over with a ceremony happening at the beginning of tonight's san leandro city council meeting. >>> a family speaks out after a drunk driver crashed into their vehicle at the intersection of international boulevard and 38th street thursday night . they ran a red light. that was seven children and three adults inside. the force of the impact ejected some of the children. >> nervous and scared. i am glad the children are here. >> police say witnesses held the drunk driver down. a police source said is his second dui arrest in six years. >>> the fbi has released details about its investigation into 9/11 be press release shows the saudi arabia government was involved in helping some of the attackers. brianna keilar has the details. >> reporter: it is the first of several expected to be released since president joe biden o

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most of the older ladies live in clayton, william, but we have for them is for girl. she's one of those who helped us to take care of these children, the 3 of them. so she jane. they took her off with no hiring. i teeth would be on to know number ready, much of another 2 of us have a pretty good and then we'll move away. move you down to the lady at the treble on it again. okay. now now let's go to the nana for. we want to give you the so this is all that she can afford we really need to support tower. we need to give her buildings. and when you see the bracket or slashing of my we should do something quickly. yeah, go to the in a quick call when you when, when you took a look so i don't know. give it to me. i oh the me but the the but yeah because yeah. middle near me i oh yeah. yeah. yeah, because you can go for daniel lee and again, you know quite well in this case where you will become quickly mark, i forget. didn't know how he's looking after she didn't know when the romp on t. i knew gander and she'd been usually we don't want to lose want all of them to me. tha

another thing about her is she was married to adam clayton powell junior a congressman from harlem whowas his own gigantic star, very charismatic, gorgeous, debonair, he was a preacher. she saw him preach, he saw her perform. and they actually had kind of a scandalous beginning because he was still married at the time. so all of this adds to their mystique. they were in ebony magazine and there was an incredible cover story of a photo that was their son skipper at the time and the headline is my life with hazel scott by adam clayton powell junior. he wrote all about how wonderful their lives were together. she cooks and makes chocolate cakes, plays the piano and is gorgeous. it was that kindnd of thing. so for that reason it was the fourth network at the time offered her the chance to have her own variety show in prime so first it was just in new york city and she loved this because she could stay home with her son instead of traveling all over the country to perform. and it was so popular that it expanded to multiple nights a week in new york and then finally it expanded nationally an

we are looking northwest, we are up at a high point in concorde looking toward clayton. some video we did shoot. we have lightning strikes we captured on interstate 680. we were in danville when this hit. we also had video in cloverdale of lightning strikes. an example of how widespread this is. this is happening all over the bay area. the zigzag ones are the scary ones we have been capturing all morning. if you been up overnight you probably saw some. firefighters have been watching overnight very carefully. we have not heard of any major problems reported. what worries firefighters is the challenge of reaching the remote areas where lightning tends to strike. they are concerned about a small fire that can turn into a large one before they can get to it. the lightning, we have not heard of any significant rain, although i just heard from a former producer of hours, they said they had a downpour in the martinez area. hopefully that little bit of rain will make a big difference in this situation. we also have a lot of wind at this point. no major problems reported at this

clayton jordan is king of the sequoia in national park. us about evacuationed. >> yeah, unfortunately, right now it's going through rivers, california is under mandatory evacuation. the fire is not imminently approaching that part of the community at this moment, but, unfortunately, these fires are continuing to grow and we expect that those evacuation zones may get expanded and ultimately before this fire is under control it could tragically affect other communities. this is so couch and go and so frightening. tell us about the sequoia grove. we saw the foil wrapped around the trees to help protect them from the flames, about where do things stand right now. >> yeah. so, you know, this fire has two major components here. our primary focus is on protection of the communities and that's where most of the fire fighting efforts are and we do have a resource management team focused on protection of the sequoias so there are a number of tools that we use and in the case of some of our most iconic trees such as the general sherman tree that is t

highway 242 in concord, officers responded to several reports of gunfire on the freeway just south of clayton road around 7:00 am sunday, no reports so far of any injuries, officers were combing the side of the roadway for evidence, and talking to several people in the area. >>> a family is speaking out this morning after a drunk driver crashed into the vehicle. this happened at the intersection of international boulevard and 38th street thursday night. it was caught on video as well, oakland police say the driver was going 90 miles per hour and ran a red light before hitting the man. there were seven children and three adults inside, the force of the impact ejected some of the kids, their mother was also inside. >> nervous and scared. but i am glad the children are here. thank god they are alive. >> we don't want to hate anybody. we want to learn about this. we thank god that we are alive and we want to be positive. >> police say witnesses held the drunk driver down after he tried to run, police source says it was his second dui arrest in six years. >>> happening today, san leandro is set to

jay clayton is the former sec chair under trump. but that could be really good., who kind of dodged the question about when are they beta testing cryptocurrency, but he said no comment to me, that's something that means it could be in the works. charlie: you can use like dogecoin to stay in a place? i call it doggy coins, it's like a dog? liz: charlie gasparino, pay pal and square drawing their lines on the buy now pay later battlefield. coming up, the fintech fighter, our countdown closer is betting on to win this street fight. with the closing bell ringing in six and a half minutes, see , i'm telling you, investors just are feeling a little fragile at the moment. charlie: it's slowing down, down liz: no, the dow is still up but only by 35 points. [slow electronic notes fade in] [fast upbeat music begins] [music stops] and release. [deep exhale] [fast upbeat music resumes] [music stops] . . ♪. liz: well now it is just a jump ball at this point. look at this with the closing bell ringing in about three minutes the dow is now negative. that was positive. now it is

. >> reporter: in clayton, the fire crews shined a spotlight on the first responders who died displaying the pictures of firefighters and police officers. and bag papers and first responders walked through downtown to honor the lives lost. >>> and still ahead at 5:00 and streaming, sideshows roaring through san jose and the major crackdown promised by police. >> the fire. the search for extraterrestrial life. >> the cathedral making history and breaking down barriers. >> in the forecast, you can step outside today and not worry about the air quality. how long can woe keep doing this? we'll take a look it's the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 48 months. ends monday. >>> another weekend, another sideshow. again in san jose. this one shot down by san jose police. hundreds of spectators and over 100 cars gathered under highway 87. they sneaked out th

here's more from our north america technology correspondent, james clayton. taken four years to get to where we are sitting down for a fraud trial. some people who followed the se might have seen that elizabeth holmes will be found guilty after all. she was the founder of the company. the technology didn't exist. but the burden of proof is very high on cases of fraud. as you will also be using a defense that one of the people she brought into the company, was also her lover. as you will be saying that he exercised coercive control over her. it is going to be a very salacious trial. it is going to be a very interesting trial. but the idea that she is nailed down to be found guilty is not the case. judge said this would take between two and four months, so perhaps we will get a verdict before christmas. >> to richmond now in the u.s. state of virginia. one of the biggest memorials to those who fought to defend slavery in america's civil war has been removed read a 6.4 meter high statue of robert e. lee, one of the leaders of the south, was erected 130 years ago

officer responded of gunfire on the freeway south of clayton road around 7:00 am yesterday. the officers were combing the side of the roadway for evidence and talking to several people in the area, so far no reports of any injuries. >>> this morning a group of teenagers are helping to protect the aa ip community. they assembled kits yesterday, they were organized by a nonprofit called vibes and smiles. the group launched its protect our elders safety kit campaign earlier this year, after a rise in hate crimes against the aa pi community. >> the safety kits will be distributed to the elderly, women, children, and street vendors. the reason why it is important, we do want to keep our community safe. >> it includes things like flashlights, whistles, and self- defense ligands -- sirens. they hope to reach their goal of 10,000 kits being distributed. >>> coming up, people come together to say thank you, how they are lifting up their neighbors who put everything on the line for their country. >>> a cat hanging on for dear life, anthony -- and then he slips. >>> later, with pediatr

james clayton is following the story from san francisco.uth lake tahoe is beloved by many californians. it's where people go on summer holidays to swim, hike. in the winter there are i resorts. those ski slopes have been turned into an inferno. this fire has been approaching the town for a number of days. a lot of residents for hopefully winds would push it in another direction or firefighters could control it. residents have looked on in horror as the fire got closer and closer. on monday, the entire town was asked to evacuate. there were traffic jams that spread throughout south lake tahoe north into nevada. the california governor has claimed a state of emergency. e governor in nevada has done e same thing. firefighters on the ground say now they are embroiled in a fight on the ground to try to save this town. that fight will continue for days. russ: that ends this half-hour of outside source. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding wa

another big thing about heres she was married to adam clayton powell jr., congressman from harlem whowas his own gigantic story. very charismatic, gorgeous, debonair, a preacher, they had met in hard. he she saw him preach, he saw her perform it and was on and theys a scandalous beginning because he was still married. so all of this just adds to their mystique. they were in ebony magazine all the time. there's one incredible consider store where it's a beautiful photo of them with their son skipper at the time, and the headline is, my life with hazel scott by adam clayton powell jr. and we wrote how wonderful their lives were. she cooks, makes chocolate cake, plays the piano, gorgeous. it was that kind of thing. so that's why i think of her as the beyoncÉ of her day and naturally, for all those reasons, the network, the fourth network at the time, offered her the chance to have her own variety show in primetime and she had the show, first just in new york city where she lived and the loved this because she could finally stay home with her son most of the time instead of photograph tra

and this headline is, my life with hazel scott by adam hall clayton junior.he wrote about how wonderful their wife life was together. she cooks, makes chocolate cake, she plays the piano, she is gorgeous. it was that kind of thing. so that's why i think of her as the beyoncÉ of her day. and naturally, for all of those reasons, the network, the fourth network at the time, offered her the chance to have her own variety show. and that was in primetime. first it was in new york city, and she loved this. because she could stay home with her son most of the time instead of traveling all over to perform. and it was so popular that expanded to multiple nights a week in new york. finally, it expanded nationally. and it made her the first black person to have a primetime show that was national. and this was 1950. so, really big deal. and you know, we mentioned segregation, this is still jim crow south, it is still you know, an incredible time to be making this kind of breakthrough. unfortunately, it burns bright and fast. because she ran into the blacklist, the hollywo

have closed all 18 national forests in california to protect the public. 0ur correspondent james claytonre very hard to stop and this fire is headed straight for a californian beauty spot. over the past few days, residents of south lake have looked on in horror as the caldor fire got closer and closer to their homes. this is the worst i've seen it. when fires get this hot, but this intense, they are very hard to stop and this fire is headed straight for a californian beauty spot. over the past few days, residents of south lake have looked on in horror as the caldor fire got closer and closer to their homes. nearly 4000 firefighters are trying to stop it or at least diverted. 0ften fighting it by hand, this is dangerous work. this fire is shown to be unpredictable, terrain driven, whether driven and it's been very active, very rapid progression at times. the caldorfire is not the biggest fire that california has seen this year, but what makes it so dangerous is its proximity to residential areas. south lake tahoe is an alpine town on the california border high up in the mountains. califor

of them with their son skipper at the time, and the headline is my life with hazel scott by adam clayton powell, jr. and he wrote all about how wonderful their lives were together. she cooks, she makes chocolate cake, she plays the piano, she's gorgeous, you know. it was that kind of thing so that's why i think of her as kind of the beyonce of her day, and naturally, for all of those reasons, the network, the fourth network at the time offered her the chance to have her own variety show in prime time. so she had the show, first it was just in new york city where she lived and she loved this because she could finally stay home with her son most of the time instead of travelling all over the country to perform. and it was so popular it expanded to multiple nights in york and then nationally and made her the first black person to have a prime time show that was national. and this was 1950. so a -- this is still jim crowe south and an incredible time to be making this kind of breakthrough and unfortunately, it burns bright and fast because she ran into the black list. the hollywood black lis

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. >> there are a small number that aren't, but i think that as chair clayton said when he was in frontof congress, i think very many of these -- >> okay. >> -- facts and circumstances are -- >> so. >> -- contracts. >> here is my concern. so some are and some aren't is basically what you're saying and i'm concerned that the sec has not provided sufficient definition and explained how it would apply to how we test, which i think is the court standard for determining when something is an investment contract. so, for instance, stable coins do not have an inherent expectation of profit, they are just linked to the dollar. you might use them in an attempt to make a profit, but that's a second order activity. is it your view that stable coins themselves can be securities? >> i think it's best, senator, they may well be securities. as thurgood marshall wrote in the reeves opinion in defining the scope of the market that it, congress, wished to regulate, congress paint add broad brush. it actually included about 35 different things inside the definition of a security. >> okay. >> in the 33 act.

another big thing about her is that she was married to adam clayton powell jr.a congressman from harlem. who was his own gigantic star. i mean very charismatic gorgeous. debonair he was a preacher they had met in harlem. she saw him preach. he saw her perform. it was all on and they actually had kind of a scandalous beginning because he was still married at the time. so all of this just adds to their mystique right? i mean they were in ebony magazine all the time. there's one incredible cover story about them where it's like a beautiful photo of them with their son skipper at the time and the headline is my life with hazel scott by adam clayton powell junior and he wrote all about how wonderful their lives were together. she cooks. she makes chocolate cake. she plays the piano she's gorgeous. you know, it was that kind of thing. so that's why i think of her as kind of the beyonce of her day and naturally for good. we're all of those reasons the duma network, which was the fourth network at the time offered her the chance to have her own. variety show in primetim

a weakening of the grip of monopolies by the corrupt passages act, the clayton antitrust act, workman'snow what the war is about, but i bet by gosh i'll soon find out ♪ ♪ my darling, don't you father, i'll bring you a gun for a souvenir ♪ ♪♪ >> u.s. army, dead and missing, 130,500. wounds, 234,300. u.s. steele, profits $2 billion. in the back wash of war, depression and a rising hysteria. in a single year, 61 murders by lynching. revolution in russia touching off panic at home. victims of the palmer raids, their houses ransacked without search warrants. 3,000 foreign born arrested, denied lawyers and held without charges for three months. in pittsburgh and gary, indiana, it was the 12-hour day, take it or leave it. and you better take it if you know what's good for you. ♪ tell me what is a vigilante man ♪ ♪ what is a vigilante man ♪ ♪ does he carry a club and a gun in his hand when he beat your brother and sister down ♪♪ >> amalgamated workers closed for relief of steel strikers. we know this is one the only beginning of the attacks against american labor. >> 1920. >> in six short years

a weakening of the grip of monopolies by the passage of the corrupt practices act, the clayton anti-trustdbye mule with the old hee-haw ♪ ♪ i may not know what the war's about ♪ but i'll bet i'll soon find out ♪ >> i'll bring you a hun and a kaiser too ♪ ♪ and that's about all one feller can do ♪ [ bombs bursting ] ♪ i may not know what the war's about ♪ ♪ but i bet by gosh i'll soon find out ♪ ♪ oh, my darling, don't you fear ♪ ♪ i'll bring you a gun for a souvenir ♪ ♪♪ >> u.s. army, dead and missing, 130,500. wounded, 234,300. u.s. steel profits, $2 billion. in the back wash of war, depression and a rising hysteria. in a single year, 61 murders by lynching. revolution in russia touching off panic at home. >> victims of the poma raid, their houses ransacked without search warrants. 3,000 foreign-born arrested, denied lawyers, held without charges for three months. >> in pittsburgh and gary, indiana, it was a 12-hour day. take it or leave it and you better take it if you know what's good for you. ♪ tell me what is a vigilante man ♪ ♪ what is a vigilante man ♪ ♪ does he carry a claw in his

today's date is may 15, 2015 clear here with congresswoman clayton to talk about her career in congress. thank you so much for joining us today for. >> my pleasure delighted to be here

the presidency." 9 and on oral histories, we hear from two former north carolina congresswomen, eva clayton, the first african-american woman to represent the state, and sue myron, the first republican woman from north carolina elected to congress. you can find a full schedule of programs airing today in your program guide or by visiting c-span.org/history. now it's time for lectures in history, an opportunity to join students in college classrooms. this week former charleston, south carolina, mayor reilly and carrie taylor co-teach a class about the new african-american history museum. their joined by lonnie bunch who shares his experiences as the founding director of the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> good afternoon. welcome to the how and why, the making of the international african-american museum. i'm carey taylor, associate professor or this history at the citadel, and joseph is reilly's co-teacher for this semester's exciting course. we will introduce our special guest this weekend, but first i wanted to briefly explain the format. mayor reilly and secret

. ♪ >> i got accepted in san francisco state and i found an apartment at haight and clayton street, rightear ago. it spreads the gospel based on brotherhood, love and lsd. >> for all the people out there that are confused and hungry for some kind of meaningful spiritual life, that's why all these people are down here. that's why there's so much interest in the haight-ashbury. it offers hope. >> we lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop. people were growing their hair long, they were wearing beads, playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, in the beginning. that's when it was just like one big, giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists, and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if you hadn't gotten high. >> the diggers group scrounges food and money to feed free those who arrive in panhandle park with a bowl and an appetite. diggers are people who share, says their manifesto

. >> they are a small number that art but i think that as chair clayton said when he was in front of congress i think very many of these facts and circumstances are investor contracts . >> here's my concern. so some are and some art is basically what you're saying. the unconcerned the sec has not provided a definition for that and explain how it would apply the how we test think is the court standard for determining when something is an investmentcontract . stable coins do not have an inherent expectation of profit. they're just linked to the dollar. you might use them in an attempt to make a profit but not the second order activity. it is your view that stable coins themselves secan be securities? >> i think senator they may well be securities. as thurgoodmarshall wrote in the recent opinion , in defining the scope of the market that is congress wish to regulate, recipe to the broadbrush and actually included about 35 different things inside the definition of a security. >> i got limited time so i acknowledge that. here's my problem though. i think what you just said was that they m

highway 242 in concord, officers responded to several reports of gunfire on the freeway just south of clayton road around 7:00 am yesterday, no reports so far of any injuries, officers were combing the side of the roadway for evidence and talking to several people in the area. >>> and oakland family is speaking out this morning after a drunk driver crashed into their home. this happened at the intersection of international boulevard and 38th street thursday night. local police say the driver was going 90 miles per hour and ran a red light before hitting the van. there were seven children and three adults inside, the force of that impact, ejected some of the kids who weren't wearing seatbelt at the time, the mother was also inside. >>> nervous and scared. i am glad the children are here. thank god they are alive. >> we don't want to hate anybody. we want to learn about this. we thank god that we are alive and we want to be positive. >>> police say witnesses held the drunk driver down after he tried to run. a police source says it is his second dui to rest in six years. >>> happening today, abd

seen some of that rainfall activity pushing on up towards toss ahora rock city as well as towards claytonabout to drop in on their side of mount diablo eventually towards brentwood in antioch as well. concord some light sprinkles remaining for you. if you're heading a little bit further east pittsburgh about to see rainfall picking up. and then as i mentioned, antioch in brentwood, you're in a brief respite from the rain that showers have moved from the east. but there's still some energy heading your direction. little bit further north into solano county. also looking at some pockets of rainfall hanging on right now, even though we've seen lightning potential dying down for the bay area that still remains in the sierra nevada for a bit. so red flag warnings remain until 11:00am from the sierra through the central valley, even out into the eastern portions of the east bay as well as across the north bay here locally 50's and 60's. our current temperatures aside from brentwood at 71 right now. alameda at 60 degrees berkeley at 59 san francisco foggy and cool at 58 reyna don, thank you for

. >>> dodgers ace clayton kershaw tossed five sharp innings, 8-5, over the reds. >>> san francisco, theosario the second atlanta player in a month to hit for the cycle only needing five pitches to achieve the feat as the braves complete a three-game sweep of the giants, 3-0. it moves the dodgers to within one game of san francisco atop the n.l. west. meanwhile the cardinal streak to an eighth win in a row after beating san diego, 8-7 yesterday. st. louis is riding sweeps of the mets and padres into a four-game set against the n.l. central-leading brewers starting today. while the cards are 11.5 games mind milwaukee in the division, this streak has given st. louis a three-game lead for the second n.l. wild card spot with just two weeks to play. >>> and the american league, the red sox wrapped up the three-game sweep of the baltimore orioles winning, 8-6, yesterday. and the yankees, after losing 11-3 on saturday were routed against by the indians yesterday, 11-1 even with ace garrett cole on the mound. the red sox have a one game lead over the surging blue jays who beat the twins yesterda