>devin>all right. thank you.less. waymo for minutes and then attack the person who filmed them doing it. police released this video showing the incident. the victim in this case. is left fighting for their life. jose martinez has the latest on the case. >reporter>take a look at this video shared by sfpd. this tuesday. something. showing a man blocking away move vehicle on the 23rd 100 block of buchanan street early in the morning of july, 5th. what you don't see? is what happened after about 10 minutes into it. the person who has taken the videos the victim in this case. walked up to the person blocking the vehicle. and said, hey, maybe you should just let the cargo the suspect who was standing in front of the waymo vehicle, then lunged at the victim kind of did a little fake out lunge at him a couple of times. and caused the victim to fall. opinion. sfpd inspector sgt brett grenell, who is the lead investigator in this case, says the person shooting that video ended up with the fracture scold and other life thre

>devin>yeah.in my mouth and stuff. but one time i got geese poop in my mouth, and it was no >>fun. >>okay? it's plus. good evening. i'm devon feely. these are tonight's primetime headlines. several investigations have been launched into the attempted assassination of donald trump that includes probes into the crime itself and how law enforcement allowed it to happen at all. investigators are looking at the security failures that allowed the gunman to fire at trump killing one man and wounding three others, including the former president. at least nine local, county and federal law enforcement divisions were working together on the day of the campaign rally. president joe biden has tested positive while traveling in las vegas. the white house says that he is currently experiencing mild symptoms and will self isolate at his home in delaware. this is video biden stop in las vegas today. he has canceled all further events after that positive towns. california congressman adam schiff is the latest demo

miranda devine is here to explain. your piece is brilliant, it exposes the media. mentioned george stephanopoulos, who is doing the interview tomorrow and he dismissed nikki haley's concerns about him not being able to complete a term. >> that is right, he will be interviewing joe biden supposedly showing us how alert and sharp as a tack the president is. he had nikki haley on and she was saying if she was successful as the gop candidate, she would be running against kamala harris, not joe biden because he was fading quickly. george stephanopoulos backed over her and demanded to know her evidence. every reporter on the campaign trail could see with their own eyes that joe biden was in cognitive decline. he was very low energy, he had to have teleprompters to the sm smallest town halls to do basic speeches every other candidate could do in their sleep. that was obvious. four years later, fox news and hannity every night plays clips of joe biden tripping and falling over stairs of air force one, mumbling and so on. new "new york post" covered it, rest of the media pr

i am back with new york post columnist miranda devine.gh went on msnbc and said he's far beyond cogent, in fact, he's better than he's ever been intellectually, analytically because he's been around 50 years, and if you don't believe,, if you. s this is what joe scar scarborough said and now, of course, back pedaling out of that. give us your sense of what the media has been doing in protecting joe biden. >> well, that's exactly what they've been doing, they've been aiding and abetting his lies in sharp contrast to their attitude towards donald the trump. remember, the post counted something -- "the washington post" counted something like 60,000 lies told by donald trump. they closed up that presidential lie checker the minute that joe biden was in the oval office. and, you know, joe biden is, if anything, the biggest liar that the oval office has ever had. and yet the media has chosen to go along with his lies, to cover up for him, to spoon feed him questions, give him questions in advance, agreed to not have very many press conferences

>> devin! questlove: i just feel like jenn doesn't want to be with a a boy. >> tariq: i don't think i'm a a boy. [ light laughter ] >> questlove: i don't see it. i'm not gonna to lie. >> tariq: i can't wait for you to come to our wedding and find out. >> questlove: you're that confident? >> tariq: i'm always that confident. >> questlove: shoot your shot, bro. >> tariq: i'm shootin' it. i'm shootin' it. you don't like the way i shoot it though. see, you're trying to dissect the way i tick. when you see me ticking, the way i tick, just let me tick when i tick, man, i'm ticking. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what? what? oh, my gosh. questlove and tariq, right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] that was -- oh, my gosh. >> steve: was that on the show? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. oh, man, that was great. this is wild, guys. i heard about a man who broke a a world record by unicycling the length of ireland in five days. five days on a unicycle. asked how he felt, the guy said, "not gr

devin fehley is here to talk about that part of the story, devin? >> yes.dical center, people that grew up in san jose like myself, we remember it as alexian brothers. tonight, doctors and nurses and local leaders rallied against the closure. the message is trying to get the state involved. details in the corporation that owns the hospital and another one in the south bay. the concerns over the closure are in their estimation overblown. that is tonight at 8:00. >> look forward to that, thank you very much. >>> coming up, hard to miss because of its colorful exterior. you know what we are talking about. the famous flintstone house. getting up wanted attention for what it planned to do inside. - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us - l go out and prove it.... witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. an

let's go back to devin dwyer in washington. again, it is important to point this out to our viewers. this is very confusing. right. we had a lower court say one thing. the supreme court says something else. trump's team and the doj all saying something different. so bear with us as we dissect this in real time. but you're getting more detail about the specific charges here, right? >> well, the top lines that we've been talking about that this being a very good day for donald trump in terms of the timing of any potential prosecution, is very significant in historic, as we've been laying out. but the supreme court makes clear, by writings by chief justice john roberts, that in no way is this a free pass for donald trump. yes, the court, as terry was just saying, gave explicit absolute immunity. and writing for the former president's conversations with the justice department. but john roberts writes at length in this opinion, laying out what is still fair game. yes, this will take time for the lower court to parse. you know what i

well, let's bring in august joining us from devin and the u. k. george montville is a passionate and prolific champion of the environment. an offer of the book. re genesis, feeding the world without developing the planet and piedmont, italy finley. when it's a food systems and climate change analyst also space and inc. newsletter focusing on food and climate issues. and engine eva is karen small, as she's the executive director of the shambles center for food and climate. she advises policy makers, world wide about agriculture and food systems. great to have all of you on the program a lot to get through with george. i'll start with you and devin, what role is climate change paying on rising food prices? i know the impact must vary from region to region. the broadly, what does its role on global food prices? there's no question the tool that it's pushing them up with that also we have seen almost nothing yet. this is the beginning of the sciences school, the shrinking of the human climate. nice reduction of the areas where the lives of growth for

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who were in the role of projected each year being adapted from their goal on their being a doctor. devin picked up from the rules and the most to define back to back the bullies, but you get this brands the law enforcement agencies loc event. it's not anything that they're being in fact the picked up the families of the students. * respecting for them that is a better deal. you might have students that the families who don't find the table that you see what i'm talking to you. right, right. it's a great picture. your painting that i mean regarding that 3 detained student lead us. a government says it needs to interrogate them for the own security after they were threatened. what do you make of that? i think they're just like the golf mentos, bottom of the brand new stuff. she cost me next. she is just latham flu line to the national media. they're actually trying to florida via the trying to put in a big mix us of the they want to and so that we can, we begin, let's bring it down to dollars. uh. * we don't actually have any team or the full savings of that. so you go to try, we do a webs

. >> that is what miranda devine said sunday that don't underestimate getting hunter biden and joe biden out of the way they are digging in may be real hard for democrats to take joe out, we are getting started this hour a lot coming up here the white house is claiming that hunter biden does not have access to classified information but many reports reveal the first son has in fact been in important meetings since biden's disastrous debate, mike turner here with more on that don't miss it you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com >>> what is hunter biden demagogue doing in white house meetings. look i am certainly not fog to get into private conversations that occur he is very close to his family as you know it was the week of 4th of july why family members were herelast week, they walked together into the meeting. >> what biden has secaccess. >> the white house

miranda devine. >> thank you, stuart. stuart. stuart: back to the markets and the inflation news not having quite the result and dow up 100 and nasdaq down 233. lou basenese next to me for the nxt hour. start with the consumer price inflation report up 3% year over year and over the last 12 months and i thought that was a really good strong -- not strong report but moderating inflation. good news. why suspect the market reflecting that? >> good news and first time the data reflected it and that's why you're seeing the market sell off and a year ago and betting on rate cut of june and july from last year and i think people with get profit and more priced into the market. stuart: your idea is it's okay to take profits. >> i'd rather have a tax problem than income gains problem. there's ways to shield those too and if you're in a roethlisberger ira or self-directed ira account and having main passions in the regular trade -- positions for the regular trading and then you can trade around that in a taxed advantage account and take ad

up next, university of dayton's christopher devine joins us in the program.irst, it is open for them. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. and independents, (202) 748-8002 . stay with us. ♪ >> you are welcoming a great national crusade to make america great again. >> it has been earned, for progress and for peace. >> taxes will go up, and anyone who says they won't is not telling the truth. >> in our beloved nation of peace, we are in the midst of springtime of hope for america. >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> i still believe in a place called hope. >> here is the question for the american people. who do you trust in this election? mr. clinton: would we build a bridge to the future or a bridge to the past? >> i have confidence in the wisdom of our people and the country. mr. gore: i stand here tonight as my own man, and i want you to know me for who i truly am. mr. bush: they had their chance. they have not led. we will. mr. kerry: i am john kerry, and i'm reporting for duty. mr. bush: these four years have brought moments i could not for

but the idea of devine intervention and there was a hand of god involved.hat spoke to the trump followers. >> the heart-felt messages he put out last night had to touch people. talking about the people that lost their lives at the rally, that was heartbreaking. following the funeral today was heartbreaking with a community losing that man. one of the best things that i have heard is van jones reaction on cnn. you have probably seen this by now. a former obama adviser, he said of the excitement last night as the president was giving the speech and at the rnc in general felt like 2008 obama. there is something happening. he described the spirit and the energy that he felt being there, at the republican national convention. that's a pretty remarkable thing, you know 90 minutes is a pretty long speech, but people hung in there for it. but there is something going on. and maybe this is a new dawn? i don't know. did he bring those hesitant voters, we will see what happens with the polling after all of this. >> jeanine: he did address what a lot of people said he

let's cross now to chris devine, he's an associate professor of political science at the university of dayton in ohio. he's also the author of do running mates matter. the influence of vice presidential candidates in presidential elections. so let's turn right onto the p kamala harris, how she performed as a vice president so far sports. the american people not very well. she's pulled consistently a little under joe biden as yours may know joe by ins prove a writing for quite a while now has been around 40 percent, really low, low forty's, at least usually. typically, she's couple points under that. uh, that's hard to interpret though, because i'm not sure how much americans are familiar with even some of the things you're referencing there about what she's been doing on a day to day basis of the piece off and have a hard time getting out of the shadow of the president, even during campaign situation, that's gonna be complicated for her. i think when people are reacting to complet harris as a vice president, most of their reacting to joe by and as, as a president and then also contacti

i think back there i interned the presidential campaign with tad devine and in others, charlie baker, the democratic charlie baker. but i literally learned what it is to be a good solid public servant with ethics because of michael dukakis. and i learned what it was to work for people that you represent. so i am grateful for michael dukakis. i'm grateful. your relationship with our family. i salute dukakis family here. who i became very close with and i'm for you inspire me to to be the kind of mayor i was for eight years in the state of massachusetts. so what can i say? i could probably go on for hours with stories, but i know we have to wrap it. thank you. thank you. thank you. so we have about five more minutes and we have to break for governors, i guess. but last from each of you. one lesson you took away that in your everyday job. now that you have now talked about, one lesson that you to day because mike was a mentor and teacher to you that you apply your job every day. i spoke to some of the lessons learned that i'm applying but i'll add to that. i recall you had to do a semest

look who's here, fox news contributor and new york post columnist miranda devine.our take on everything going on next we have axios a brand-new headline story freaking out, turmoil in the biden white house saying the debate was a defining moment, kamala harris who one no delegates in 2020 and then in 2024, what do you think? >> they are panicking but it's another charade because they have no, the people close to joe biden and work with joe biden, they've known he's been in cognitive decline since at least 2019. it was obvious to every american saw him on the campaign trail in 2020 in iowa, new hampshire. even back then they had to drive the teleprompter into these tiny town halls to give speeches every other candidate was gi giving, could give in their sleep. he's declined ever since because it's the ailment that never gets better. they can no longer gaslight and fly to the american people and pretend videos they see, the way they see the president falling over having to take the short stick having to read off the teleprompter not giving press conferences, even ski

president trump experienced the intervention of devine providence. this occurred to me, i think there was a real focus on faith at the rnc. listen to this speech from detroit pastor. roll it, please. >> to all my friends back in detroit who are democrats, i want to ask you this one simple question, you can't deny the power of god on this man's life. you can't deny that god protected him. you cannot deny that it was a millimeter miracle that was able to save this man's life. could it be that the king of glory, the lord got strong and mighty, the god who is mighty in battle protected donald trump because he wants to use him for such a time as this. stuart: i don't think i've ever seen faith play a bigger role in any convention in my life. how about you? >> yeah, i would say in part because of the circumstances but also in part because the republican party has chosen not to eliminate faith and religion from its party platform, from its environment. the democrats, and i wish it weren't the case, i wish both parties, i wish both celebrations were a celebr

miranda devine in the new york post as this echo she has achieved nothing on me merit.job has been handed to her by a powerful man. she's a man's woman. every woman knows the type and instinctively does not trust her. everything about her drips with insincerity." democrats can try to rebrand kamala but the biden record herds pegboard and -- broken burger, crippling inflation, two proxy wars. and voters are already -- defined the police, abolish ice, the criminalize border crossings, binational gas exploration, that's kamala harris. is on tape. she campaign on getting rid of private health insurance. she's into slavery reparations. the woman wants government run daycare, literally that any state. if you have a baby, handed to the government. the government raises it for you. touching. that will be $2 trillion. we can't afford kamala har harris. she is a dangerous marxist who wants to turn america into san francisco. but they're making her in to a mythical figure and hiding her record like they had biden. so how do they distract us from talking about her record? there acc

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as devin fehley shows us a city-sanctioned fireworks show got out of control. >>> the irony that even the city's sanctioned fireworks display somehow got away from them. that the combination of heat and dry grass and a firework was enough to spark a fire. the flames rising out of cunningham. >> there were a few fire that we could see. for the most part. >> reporter: city councilmember says thankfully firefighters were stationed nearby and were able to put out the flames before they were able to spread. >> there is no foolproof of fire display that is why we plan with the professionals and have the fire department on hand quickly contain any minor brush fire that may come out. >> reporter: the fireworks display was the first ever benefiting the city's east san jose community. the hope was that it would discourage illegal fireworks and cut down on accidental fires. an irony not lost on the councilmember >> yesterday, thousands of families came out for a city-sponsored fire department-sanctioned event. >> it is impossible to reduce the risk of a fire to 0 >> i think they could have been

some exhibition basketball, australia, us today. 3rd quarter team usa up big devin booker. it's the 3 he had 16 points off the bench. later in the quarter 12 point us lead anthony edwards drives and finishes with the layup. 3 points, the hard way, 14 for ant-man 4th quarter for australia. us up by 13, lebron to ad. 17 of 14 for anthony davis. us almost blew they won. 98 to 92. we'll take on serbia on wednesday. all right, guys, that's your look at sports. back to you guys chase. well, saving lives took center stage at a special ceremony today. >> next to the golden gate bridge for decades scores the iconic span was known for its high suicide rate. fact, 7 years ago, the bridge district started work on a suicide deterrent system. a discount for theresa stasi reports. >> today marked the completion ceremony. >> this taking a long time and we were here on the other side of the in 2017, the start. so symbolically, it's important that we're on the side of the bridge marking a milestone golden gate bridge highway and transportation district officials paying tribute to the complet

good morning, chair chan devin mccauley, citywide budget manager. yes. thank you for your patience. consulted with the department and we are in agreement that we can move forward. great. so, mr. clerk, please call item number 13. yes. item number 13 is the ordinance appropriating 400,000 of assessment appeals fee revenue from filing fees, hearing fees, and finding of fact fees collected in fiscal year 2023 to 2024 to support the assessment appeals boards. cost of operation, including the development of an online assessment appeals application filing system. madam chair, thank you. and with that, like sounds like we had an agreement on this item. so then like i colleagues i would like to move this with recommend to full board with recommendation. second by vice chairman domain. and may i have a roll call please. and on that motion by chair chan, seconded by vice chair mandelman to forward the resolution to the july 9th. full board with a positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman a mandelman i member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. peskin i. peskin i chair. chan

this one broke out on devin devin everton road. that's right. yeah. near city of travis air force base, that fire is almost 500 acres in size. it's currently 60% contained at this point. no structures are threatened. so that's some good news. and here you see san francisco firefighters heading out to butte county. they're helping respond to the thompson fire up there. the fire department posted on social media that they're sending 18 firefighters, one supervisor and 5 trucks. the thompson fire broke out yesterday morning in oroville. it'r exploded to more than 2900 acres in size. more than 13,000 people have been told to evacuate. and don't forget, we've got the latest that wildfire and our own wildfires on our website. kron 4 dot com. okay. in other news this morning, the oakland city council has finally passed a budget for the coming year. but the decision does little to solve the city's long-term budget crisis. kron four's dan kerman with a closer look. >> for now, the city of oakland will not be cutting 100 officers from its police force. the city

host: we are joined by christopher devine, political science associate professor at the university of dayton and co-author of the book called "do running mates matter." welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. i'm glad to be here. host: do running mates matter? guest: it is a good question. they do matter. they do not matter in the way they usually think about, even the discussions with harris's vp pick. a lot of people talk about it like you can buy estate on the cheap with one electoral strategy. we do not find evidence of that. we did not find you can pick off a group of voters that way easily either. where running mates matter is in terms of how we think of the presidential candidates. what does this pick tell us about kamala harris. what is j.d. vance tell us about a second donald trump term? it tells us something about the judgment and the priorities and the ideologies of the presidential candidate. especially with someone like kamala harris who is well known as the incumbent vice president, there is lot for people to learn about her as a potential presidential ca

. >> our devin fehely has more on the development dilemma. >> reporter: like many communities across california, the city of sunnyvale is in desperate need of more affordable housing, but the question becomes at what price? at the risk of losing existing businesses or turning a neighborhood into a food desert, some say that price is just too high. >> there's not a lot of grocery stores around here. >> reporter: by modern standards the shopping centers are relatively small, but their role in their respective communities is huge. >> small businesses are the backbone of america. >> reporter: for more than 40 years first his grandmother, then his parents, and now john augustine himself has run a neighborhood grocery store specializing in staples of filipino culture and cuisine. >> we're a small grocery store, but the things at my store you probably won't see at your local safeway. >> reporter: the problem is the family-owned business faces an uncertain future and a possible existential threat from redevelopment. >> losing grocery stores, restaurants that are walkable to your neighborhood

news with devin feeley.juliette goodrich and sara donchey groundbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus beer politics, project, earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights on the new coming up on the cbs evening news, an important consumer alert amazon accused of distributing hundreds of thousands of hazardous goods. what we know about the crackdown on the retail giant, plus the major recalls that in more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >liz>well, wildfire risk is already making it hard for some people to get homeowners insurance coming up tonight at five. the story of a woman who says she was dropped by her insurance after they flew a drone over her home. we'll tell you what they saw and what a consumer advocate says to do. if it happens to you, we'll have that story and much more. with ryan yamamoto and myself coming up tonight at five. the oversize rainbow flag that flies over harvey milk plaza in san francisco's castro district. it's on its wa

as devin fehely reports, their families say the move is long overdue and wish their loved ones had lived to see this day. >> reporter: it has been a long time coming. 80 years, to be exact. >> i am honored to be a part of this historic event. >> reporter: on the day of the anniversary of the 1944 port chicago disaster, justice finally arrived. hand delivered in person. on a document delivered to his son. >> findings of guilty are set aside. charges dismissed. >> reporter: command master chief keith wilkerson jr. read the order, officially signed earlier by the u.s. secretary of the navy, carlos del toro.'s budget is a resounding affirmation of the values that we, as americans, hold dear. justice, quality, and the right to a safe workplace. >> reporter: freddy mays is now officially exonerated. he is absolved of all wrongdoing against him in the aftermath of the devastating explosion in port chicago. >> i always ask what did you do in the war, and he would never tell us. >> reporter: darrell's quest to find out what happened to his father began the day he entered his father's home unannou

news with devin feeley, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey. groundbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom plus beer, politics, project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, children with a family history of substance abuse are more likely to become addicted themselves. for our eye on america, we go to one summer camp that's helping kids break the cycle that in more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >anne>and coming up tonight at five, our new rules making it too easy for criminals to misuse california's mental health diversion courts we'll take a look at the legal debate and a cbs news investigation. that story and much more with ryan yamamoto and myself coming up tonight at five and just into the newsroom, the man accused of starting the park fire in northern california has just been charged with arson. this is his third felony if convicted. if convicted he could face 25 years to life in prison. all right, let's get one last check of your fo

we will see what election day shows, thank you for that devin. >>> as we mentioned vice presidential candidate j.d. vance on the republican side he is in the bay area tonight. moments ago he arrived at his big fundraising event at the four seasons in east palo alto. security is tight at the hotel. some republican supporters showed up outside with signs and flags. >> welcome him on board. thank you for agreeing. it has toen extremely stressful. >> the event is expected to bring in millions from some of the bay area's wealthiest residents including silicone heavy hitters. prices run for $3 to $25,000 bucks for person depending on if you want to participate in a round table discussion or get a photo with him. cbs news bay area is your election station. stay with us for the latest developments on the race for the white house. we will bring you updates on air and on line at kpix.com. >>> san francisco is trying something new to help curb the city's drug crisis. for over a year now the city had a heavy-handed approach with the help of the chp. officers zeroing in on the tender loin to arre

. >> coming up at 6:00, devin fehely exploring the potential split in support for harris. >>> the man accused of intentionally starting california's biggest wildfire of the year made his first court appearance today. no cameras were allowed. 42-year-old ronnie stout, investigators say a witnesses spotted him pushing a burning car down an embankment near chico last week. today the district attorney said stout's defense is that it was an accident and he ran because he was scared, but the d.a. is not buying it. >> the evidence tends stronger to the witness who would have no reason to say and describe in detail how he pushed that car off into the gully, saw the vehicle careen down into the gully and burst into flames. >> stout was actually convicted of two previous felonies, one for robbery and another for lewd acts with a child. so if he ends up convicted of intentional arson, he would automatically be sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. that is under california's three strikes law. the park fire is the sixth largest wildfire in state history. the fire has scorched an area more than

b >> but she's got to have the ladies on her side right.e, miranda devine in the "new york post" says this. she has achieved nothin on merit. every plum job has been hande to her by a powerful man. >> she's a man's woman. evermay woman knows the type and instinctively does not trust her. everything about her drips with insincerity. biden >> democrats can try to rebrand kamala, but the biden records hers. broken border, crippling inflation, two proxy wars, and voters are already realizing kamala's more radicale . defund the police. abolis arelreadyh ice.order >> decriminalize border crossings. ban natural gas exploration.n, a >> that's kamala harris. it's on tape. t'is.she campaigned on getting c of private health insurance. she's into slavery reparations. the woman wants government runy. daycare. >> literally, the nanny state. >> if you have a baby handed to the government. the government raise s it for you. >> that'll be $2 trillion.ord we can't afford kamala harris. whmashe's a dangerous marxist who wants to turn america into san franciscn amero. a but they're making her into a myth

. >> our devin fehely spoke to the counsel person who organized the show. >> reporter: the takeaway from the inescapable irony that even the sanctioned fireworks somehow got away from them, but the combination of heat and dry grass and an errant firework was enough to spark a fire. the flames raced up the dry hillsides rising out of lake cunningham. >> there was a few fires that we could see, but for the most part, most families in the meadow didn't really realize there was an actual fire, a few brushfires going on. >> reporter: a city council member says thankfully, firefighters were stationed nearby and able to put out the flames before they had a chance to spread. >> there is no foolproof of fireworks display. that's why we plan with the professionals and why we have the fire department on hand to be able to quickly contain any minor brushfires that may come out. >> reporter: the fireworks display was the first ever benefiting the city's east san jose community and the hope was that it would discourage the use of illegal fireworks and cut down on accidental fires, an irony not lost on

he's talking trash guarding devin booker. >> and it will be important for brandon's confidence endgame to grow because steve kerr has all but said that brandon put jet ski will be the starting 2 guard next year. remember coming into last season he was playing with the santa cruz warriors and klay thompson was the starting 2 guard. now klay thompson, it's in dallas and brand of a jet ski has stepped into that role. so a big year coming up from brand of a jet ski. we will get to see him tonight at chase center. of course, we'll try to talk to him after the game, too. before i toss it back to you actually want to get to this game right here. just ended. and the miami heat beat. the los angeles lakers bronny james's on the lakers and on the heat. san leandro high school alum because shot johnson. he finished with a team high. 21 points. if you look in the crowd over to our right, we get our photo journalist and get to the crowd. shots, entire family was here to watch him play. that is all of east oakland in the house cheering on shot. johnson shot is actually on the headset doing a intervi

marial shayok one-on-one with devin booker. just a ridiculous shot.udan led this game by as many as 16 points. what's going on. but team usa can storming back in the 3rd steph curry. oh, my gosh. that's what staff does best hit that thing from liverpool. part of an 18 0 run to give the u.s. the but south sudan wouldn't go down without a fight us up to not anymore. jt thor the corner. 3 makes it 100 to 99. south sudan, but team usa has an even better avenger named lebron james. he drives past or for the go ahead basket with 8 seconds left, lebron had 25 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds. last chance for south sudan. carlie jones had a triple-double but couldn't get that one to fall. the put back won't go and team usa hangs on barely 101, to 100. send it. back to you, catherine. thank you, ben. and that's it for kron for news 11. you can always find the latest news. >> on our website kron 4 dot com. thanks for joining us. have a good night. [audience laughing] worried you'll laugh so hard you'll leak? well always discreet can hold your biggest gushes wit

remains in the hospital thursday night in critical condition, despite not knowing the family, michael devine decided to organize the vigil to help the community make sense of the tragedy. thought i'd do something actually frequently which is go to the beach and meditate for sunset. >> i thought maybe that's something other people want to do. i want to be alone right now. this is really difficult. crist lives next door to the family. he says the father-in-law came to his home after being shot asking for help. >> how are you doing after what you just trying to maintain and hopefully a >> get past this. a memorial outside the home continues to grow a little league coach dropped off a baseball and bat in honor of the young boy who died a game, a game ball. >> because every kid gets a game ball. we try as hard as you can to find a way for every kid getting involved and he's never going to get that. >> coach ray is a father of 2 who lives just down the street. we're literally riding bikes. >> in the neighborhood when it happened. >> he says this act of violence is unfathomable. >> it blows my mind

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actually do that because it is taking away the power of the west we look at the brakes and when we are devin brakes, i think we want to retain the non western on nature and the flavor of bricks because of we are not there then actually becomes and to western breaks it's about geo politics and economy corporation. it's not a military alliance. nato countries collectively spent much more on defense. but the brakes nations are catching up. especially china. it already has the 2nd biggest economy in the world, and the numbers, the biggest army and navy in the world. for the last few years, china has been asserting its power and its neighborhood in particular towards taiwan, which is considered a renegade province, but also towards japan. and increasingly, in the south china sea, a region of sweet tease, you can port this when nato countries, as well as one 3rd of global trade is shipped through the area. this is a very volatile region. we know that, but there are no horse. i mean, there are no hot tours at the moment, and most of the countries that i speak to whether it's indonesia, on malaysia,

government, orders the countries, universities to close in definitely days of protests made 6 people, devin schools, more injured students demanded. and the government's closer faced hiring system dw meets one or for your trade in children cannot fly russian forces and then liberated in a secret operation the scorching heat twice, blankets, so that you're from the bulk. and so far as well to mitigate the health risks as of temperatures, so over 40 degrees. so the fuel gal. welcome to the program. germany's um, forces have been promised to much needed financial boost after the capital to prove the countries the annual budget for 2025. but the $1000000000.00 euro increase is much less than the defense minister asked for. and it comes at a cost a to ukraine will be slashed as well as funding for foreign service and humanitarian programs. a, with a war in europe, germany has pledge to boost spending on its own policies. that means expensive. things like these military exercises, recruiting new personnel and modernizing weapons won't come cheap. there's also the new $5000.00 soldier free gate. g

and the news devastated devin jericho pritchett, who had arrived at the courthouse thinking they were going to tie the knot. just as they were getting ready to leave, a reverend saved the day. apparently, another couple who faced the same problem had called the reverend in. the reverend also agreed to marry the pritchetts as well. it's the happiest day of their life. and this is how they want to, you know, celebrate their life. and they came here with the intention of being married. amazing. i'm mrs. pritchett. i'm amazing. he's amazing. yeah. oh congratulations to them. as for the other couples that visited the courthouse today in maryland, they are being told they will have to wait another week to tie the knot as workers try to work through the problems created by that outage. audrey asistio joins us now with what's coming up next. all right. janelle and jess, right now at six, we actually continue to follow the fallout from that global it outage. we're also following a wild robbery in the east bay. thieves steal an entire atm from inside a store. the store owner now picking up the