destination conviction from the prime minister, promoting after a penalty shootout when over the super felton hodges the best, the children in and they'll know the money keeps making on thanks so much for being with us. the deadline for need, his new military rule is to reinstate the elected president, has post and there are no signs. the one to is backing down who is the 7th in west and central africa in recent years. and it has rocks, us, the whole region defined into, to him. and he is one to a doubling down on the power grant addressing tens of thousands of support which is gathered in the can 2 days, gathering his testimony, to your commitments and to your determination to change needs. yeah, to bank is unlimited buying automation from we stand for cuz it's all what you need to reinstate the country. democratically elected president mohammed, but new sharon has suffered so much these here has taken responsibility. it wasn't just the military who took power, but the people who took power, what we have now, and here is true democracy people was have enough one to one week to stand down. an

georgia on thursday to surrender himself to prison . given to themselves they should be introduced to felton city prison, otherwise, if trump's accusation of conspiracy to rig the election is proven , he will be sentenced to 20 years in prison, and a conversation with mr. fawad yazidi, an expert on american issues, and greetings to you, exactly himself. on what charge is he being sent to prison? allahur rahmanur rahim. hello, i am at your service, trump's viewers. his crime is that he tried to use illegal means to sway the vote of the people of georgia in his favor. on the 16th, he called the election official in the state . georgia said that i am about 11 thousand short and you have to somehow compensate me for this deficiency, and using this tape and other evidence that the prosecutor in the state of georgia has , did he accuse trump of illegally asking to change the result of the election , of course this accusation can trump be arrested tomorrow? this is not a matter of going to jail, going to jail, going to jail, being charged, and then being released. like three other cases, we now hav

they say officers arrived at the intersection of 22nd and felton around 7:30. this isn't far from one of the main entrances for outside land which was wrapping up its third night in the park. officers arrived on scene and a witness told them they found the woman who was unresponsive and so the witness called police. officers were bringing a canopy to the area last night while they were still on scene, you could hear performers on stage. music was scheduled to go past 9:00 p.m. sunday. residents we talked to say the discover eye calls for more security around the park especially during events like outside lands. it's also why they don't come here after dark and stay off the trail. >> i avoid the time because i have been here for 20 years, and i have seen so many things. a lot of homeless people in the park. >> reporter: organizers of outside lands put out a short statement not commenting on what happened and only saying any questions related to the case should be directed to police. >>> a sad update to the case of a missing south bay teen, 17-year-old schneider

joining me now, former florida high school english teacher, heather felton. heather, look. i've got a third grader in public schools in florida, and every year, i'm looking at more and more of her education being diminished by what's happening in our state. you had a plan to visit with a media specialist, and i put that in quotes, because i think that's just not a real job. and you removed about half of the 700 books you had in your classroom, because you were fearful that something was going to happen. you actually have a panic attack during that visit with media specialist. talk us through that day and why it ended up being the final straw for you. >> well, it was really just knowing that there was so much going on in my classroom at the time. i had an intern teacher. she was trying to teach. there's a class going on. the media specialist, who, she's wonderful, and has unfortunately not been able to do much of her own job because she spending so much time doing this vetting of books. she was going through all the classrooms. she came in, we are going through the cabinets,

well, the felton county district attorney who announced the charge of says trump, as well as aids, have also tampered with election computers. the indictments also say trump is a fabricated claims that out of state residents had been allowed to vote. they site trump asking georgia secretary state defiance of 12000 votes. he needed to win the race. but i'll just or as algebra as john henry has more from atlanta on just exactly how donald trump's been responding to the latest indictment against him. donald trump is doubling down after the 4th indictment here in the state of georgia . the former president says that he will show. busy irrefutably on monday, at his resort in betterments through that there was fraud in the georgia election. that is this point, the fact that for 3 years, he and his partisans have been unable to prove that back in that his efforts to make that case have led to as indictment in what is alleged here in atlanta. to have been a conspiracy by at least 19 people, including trump, to overturn the georgia election. rudolph giuliani was also a co defendant to call being

facing, but that's corporation has accelerated to over the past decades as a result of the chinese and felton wrote initiative kind of mainly provides investments in energy and infrastructure developments for the postwar reconstruction of iraq that we spoke with the final of guests from both iraq and china, who say the main goal for the countries is achieving fat. and on his trade a we have a very good the investments in studies is that crude oil chinese is the number of 3 or 4 that pops out of the food or the median east, especially from iraq. we have the race to the budget to for the 14th and exporting, get in there and now with the china from 88 to, to be in increased by 30 percent 222-019-2020. 1 of the obstacles we have is the, the, the us to the, the, don't accept this kind of a corporation. you know, the chinese because it will affect the economical relations and investments between they was companies and sides rock and the country. you want to have an independence or a situation that should have the multi uh, corporation, multi international, the company or countries. uh and now we ca

shannon felton spence is a politics and communications strategist at harvard. donald trump. what do you think that will make any difference to the debate? that think that will make any difference to the debate?— think that will make any difference to the debate? that will provide an opportunity — to the debate? that will provide an opportunity for _ to the debate? that will provide an opportunity for the _ to the debate? that will provide an opportunity for the other _ to the debate? that will provide an. opportunity for the other contenders to present their policy positions, for the other contenders, and this country desperately needs a real policy debate, amongst the other candidates, so i think there will be the heir to be able to have a real debate, in a way that we would not have if trump was going to be on stage. but presumably will his presence _ going to be on stage. but presumably will his presence be _ going to be on stage. but presumably will his presence be felt _ going to be on stage. but presumably will his presence be felt even - going to be on s

so, i'm going to ask rebecca if she would like to-- or no, elizabeth, would you like to introduce felton and thelma. >> i was hoping that rebecca would come up and join me and then maybe you would like to say something about fenton and thelma before-- to kick it off. >> well, first of all, i'm so excited to see them. thelma is a dear friend in inspiration and she grew up in texas and now is in fiji, her husband is indigenous to fiji. she's with the solutions project now and we dreamed up not too late as a project a couple of years ago, launched it as a website and social media about a year ago and then at a dinner party, i told people i was not going to do more books, that i had stopped doing books, trying to be a better climate activist and we had this project called "not too late", and everybody at the party-- at this little kind of climate and writer dinner party looked at me and said that needs to be a book. and i e-mailed thelma in fiji, ahead or behind depending how you look at the clock and she got on board and we did a book in less than a year. so her husband is co-founder of the

47 year old felton, the hollis was cooling for a boy called sunday's elections. the primary is an open amended tree vote. it's happening in the middle of an economic across a send tests, negotiations with the international monetary fund. teresa reports from bull scientists manufacturing in a country like guardian, tina is a constant struggle, says the monthly who has been working in this family business for 30 years. i didn't tina's battling with inflation that has reached a 120 percent in the past year. a shortage of 4 in reserves, and a more than $40000000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund. ma'am for the says he strategy is to constantly adapt. it's not of in today to it isn't the because every day there is something new. a new tax or a new policy. you spend all your time thinking on how to make it what the government recently announced a new agreement with the i m. s. after it was unable to comply with last year's debt restructuring factories like this one producing argentina. but also have some imports from china, like this river is fixed. you c

pretty extraordinary, so he came along and he really had an important role to play because hayden felton, you know people during this period really believe that photographs. conveyed reality, you know now we know with instagram and everything that you can manipulate photographs and they can tell whatever story that you want them to tell but in this period photography was still relatively new had sort of burst onto the scene mostly during the civil war although had been invented before that and in in this time the the photographs really served as evidence. they certain that all of these features were here. i mean who else who was gonna believe descriptions of the white mountain without this visual image here that perfectly represented it? you know, but they were also proof that hayden had been there and that the team had been there and then had come back with these images. so hayden understood the power of these he wanted jackson with him for the creation of the congressional report, and he also used a lot of his images, but later to lobby congress for the passage of the yellowstone act.

got key studies that we are embarking on the embarcadero and (indiscernible) i was talking with tim felton the deputy director of maintenance who walked by our living sea wall pilot project the other day, saw the scientist out monitoring the growth at the sea wall pilot and everybody is excited about the amount of growth we are seeing. the embarcadero early projects are moving through the stages of pre-design and be back to the commission to give a update on that soon. and then the focus of today's presentation is the longer-term adaptation planning. so, we know that our waterfront is a place of change. it evolved over time. we are at a milestone now where i think we are seeing the next evolution of the waterfront. we look back to the late 1800 when the state board of harbor commissioner, mayor and governor grew a waterfront line is and 40 year investment. we are doing something very similar with the army corp of engineers looking at the shoreline, what is the alignment of the shoreline and what are the investment opportunities that we see over the coming decades. high level. there is a er

pretty extraordinary, so he came along and he really had an important role to play because hayden felton, you know people during this period really believe that photographs. conveyed reality, you know now we know with instagram and everything that you can manipulate photographs and they can tell whatever story that you want them to tell but in this period photography was still relatively new had sort of burst onto the scene mostly during the civil war although had been invented before that and in in this time the the photographs really served as evidence. they certain that all of these features were here. i mean who else who was gonna believe descriptions of the white mountain without this visual image here that perfectly represented it? you know, but they were also proof that hayden had been there and that the team had been there and then had come back with these images. so hayden understood the power of these he wanted jackson with him for the creation of the congressional report, and he also used a lot of his images, but later to lobby congress for the passage of the yellowstone act.

felton's at 50 and 54 is popular. 46. truckee and south lake tahoe, a lovely 95 in phenix this morning , 80 in las vegas and 5060s up and down the coast from crescent city to san diego. oh it was close. the monsoon moisture was erupting, but it was east of reno and tahoe. they got some clouds, but not the active weather. that's not happening anytime soon. it's pushing off towards salt lake city and areas around idaho and montana. not for us here, but that low is going to kick out. as it does, the high will build back in starting tomorrow. slowly but it'll be more more of a factor as we go into the weekend. sunday nice, but it'll be breezy 6070s 80s pretty close to yesterday's highs, although it does look a teeny bit warmer today than yesterday. fog will burn off sooner friday than warmed. the hot conditions for those well inland on the weekend looks like it comes right back down monday, tuesday, frank. that it does. okay steve we thank you, sir. coming up, new lawsuit filed against a movie theater. the allegations mad

they've been cold for about nine, ten months now. 50 on the temps are low 60s on these temps, 51 in felton scotts valley's 52. a lot of mid 50s, upper 50s, boy, 55 is popular app to in there hollister san martin morgan hill campbell saratoga and cupertino all in there santa clara at 5740s in the mountains reno's already 64 mammoth dropped to 42 this morning you can see the fog and low clouds there. once that burns back, it'll be a little sooner today. have a nice day. there will be a westerly breeze in place, but 5060s cooler days we talked about we were yesterday and probably today. then tomorrow start to warm it up. it'll happen pretty fast. it will. and a little bit today, but not much. i don't think there'll be too much of a difference, but you'll notice it tomorrow. and for sure on the weekend, inland temps will be bumping up upper 90s to maybe a few near 100. looks cooler though. again early next week. you guys okay steve thank you. time is 743. prices are going up for just about everything and that includes car insurance. after the break, we have some advice for you drivers on how t

we had yesterday , 53 poplar morgan hills in their san martin hollister aptos, socal santa cruz, feltonr creek, all at 53 and then 58 for santa clara, san jose campbell and saratoga. cupertino says i'll be the odd one out. we're 5945 bookends trucking south lake tahoe. mammoth lakes you go mom. 38 coal degrees. reno's 54 degrees. a couple of systems moved into the pacific northwest. that was pretty impressive for august. the system like that kicking in, but cooler pattern kicks in. the high wants to build in probably not until sunday. there's a big differences on the extended outlook as we head towards sunday. so i'll ease into it. but fog returns cool, blustery, windy and drizzle. mister drizzle is in town for a few days. some measurable amounts look likely. i would think next about 36 to 48 hours here. so if you were waiting for the cool it is here open those windows big fog bank returns drizzle, breezy, windy, sunny but cooler for all today as we settle in now with 50, 6070s and 80s and i don't see really any change until maybe the weekend you guys . all right thank you steve. a moth

even felton in scotts valley at 5743, truckee 43, south lake tahoe mammoth lakes has dropped to 38 and 36, now 38. so some boy rapid changes in the mountains already systems moving into the pacific northwest seems a little early, but they're there and tropical moisture remains of what was once tropical system eugene beginning to fall apart. some of this will move in. i think it stays in central in southern california until sunday night. monday, there's going to be moisture coming into the sierra and then a little low a week low is going to form right somewhere off of central california. the circulation around that will probably start to bring in some cloud cover, but not until late sunday, monday. but if you're going up to the mountains, i would keep an eye on things. projections have no doubt about it. favored more thunderstorms and rain for them moving in. well, some of that moisture could play into our weather early next week. some morning overcast, drizzle, not not as much as yesterday, though. breezy sunday. nice. i mean, if you get that southeast breeze is kind of mild. so we'll