. >> they started making flyers for my mom. >> do you remember the flyers? >> yeah.s. >> soon a number of marie's co-workers and friends were posting flyers on telephone and light poles, storefronts, and shopping centers. kelly clayton remembers how she and a friend asked andre what they could do to help. >> he asked us to pass them out by the beach at this time i asked him why would we pass them out at the beach. and so then he said, well, you know, that's okay, you don't have to pass them out at the beach. >> did he mention a specific beach or just anywhere in southern california? >> no, dockweiler beach. >> dockweiler beach is about eight miles from andre and marie's home, near los angeles international airport, where flights leave daily for moscow and beijing. on tuesday, november 15th, four days after marie disappeared, andre himself went there to post flyers. he had an encounter with a perfect stranger and asked for help, and that's when this story took another strange turn. coming up -- >> i couldn't believe that i was seeing the car that i was just looking fo

. >> here's some flyers for you. dan: authorities are still investigating. the girls plan to take their campaign to other areas to spread some joy this summer. good for them. a panel of independent experts at the cdc determined all infants under eight months of age should get a new antibody shot. the shot is to protect them against severe rsv the fda approved it for newborns last month. it will be added to the cdc's childhood immunization schedule once the cdc director signs off on it. rsv is so common that nearly all children get the infection by the time they reach three years old. ama: frontier airlines wants you to arrive super early to the airport pretty soon. the carrier flies to six u.s. cities from the airport at sfo. the low-cost carrier says check-in counters were you drop bags will close 60 minutes before departure time starting august 16. right now, the cutoff is 45 minutes. frontier will have the strictest check-in time among u.s. airlines. it's being done to make sure your bags get from the counter to t

. >> here's some flyers for you.orities are still investigating. the girls plan to take their campaign to other areas to spread some joy this summer. good for them. a panel of independent experts at the cdc determined all infants under eight months of age should get a new antibody shot. the shot is to protect them against severe rsv the fda approved it for newborns last month. it will be added to the cdc's childhood immunization schedule once the cdc director signs off on it. rsv is so common that nearly all children get the infection by the time they reach three years old. ama: frontier airlines wants you to arrive super early to the airport pretty soon. the carrier flies to six u.s. cities from the airport at sfo. the low-cost carrier says check-in counters were you drop bags will close 60 minutes before departure time starting august 16. right now, the cutoff is 45 minutes. frontier will have the strictest check-in time among u.s. airlines. it's being done to make sure your bags get from the counter to the belly o

cornell: flyers were left on doorsteps, the flyers containing anti-semitic language.y family security camera caught one of the flyers landing in their driveway last saturday night, tossed from a passing car. >> i felt really bad, like why would somebody do that? that is mean and sad. >> they were so upset, they decided to push back multicolored markers. >> we decided that we were just going to make flyers that were kind of like the opposite of what they were saying. so, we wanted to like make a difference. >> here is what the girls created. poster after poster with positive words and images. >> next step for the girls, they took to the streets. canvassing the very same neighborhoods where these flyers were left. >> they conceal while they are walking by. >> they even reached out to neighbors. >> here are some flyers for you. >> juice matter, e should be included. >> the girls dads are impressed by what they did. >> i have to say i am pretty darn proud. >> the kids actually get to turn it around and show some love to the neighbors that, you know, received these. >> aut

reporter: flyers were left on doorsteps, the flyers containing anti-semitic language. the shirley family security camera caught one of the fires landing in their driveway last saturday night >> i felt really bad, why would somebody do that? that's just really been and sad. >> these fans were so upset they decided to push back with multicolored workers. >> we decided we were just going to make flyers that were the opposite of what they were saying. so we wanted to make a difference. reporter: here is what the gross creator, poster after poster positive words and images. the next step, they took to the streets. canvassing the same neighborhoods where these flyers were left. >> this site so people can see it. reporter: they reach that to neighbors, the same neighbors who received the racist flyers. >> jews matter, everyone should be included. >> the girls as are impressed. >> i was pretty darn proud. >> it is a learning opportunity for the kids and they get to turn it around and show love to the neighbors that received these. reporter: authorities are investigating. the p

reporter: they even reached out to neighbors. >> here are some flyers for you.neighbors who received the racist flyers. >> "everyone should be included." reporter: their dad's impressed by what they did. >> have to say i was pretty proud. >> it is a learning opportunity for the kids and the kids get to turn it around and show some love to the neighbors that received these. reporter: authorities are investigating. the central mayor and police says it does not condone or tolerate hate speech. meanti the poster campaign to other areas to spread joy this summer. >> it felt like i was doing something good for the world. stephanie: so inspiring. we are going to check in with lisa for the forecast. lisa: we are warming up quickly. good morning mount tam, temperatures in the 70's. mount diablo about 72 degrees. already warm in the upper elevations. we will surpass average highs today for most of the bay area. it is a one day only back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can g

. >> the flyer was disturbing. i told her it was inappropriate. she yelled at me and said, it is not. then, yeah, i was pretty upset about it. >> reporter: the district says the group handing out the flyers was aggressive and left some parents and kids feeling unsafe. in fact, that morning police were called to laurel wood. a parent grabbed the box of flyers and tried to take it on campus. a scuffle ensued, and police say that parent was bitten by a member of the group. that person was cited for assault and battery. >> i was a public schoolteacher in michigan, and there's groups like this out there that just make up things about schools and teachers, and that's upsetting to me. >> reporter: the school district sent a letter about the issuing saying it supports the group's right to free speech but believes they crossed the line. we were sent a video statement. >> our children also have a right to attend school without harassment or fear or intimidation. over the past week and a half we've received increasing reports about behaviors that have crosse

leaving behind the flyer? >> so they picked up the real estate flyer and brought in a latent pacing corporate expert. those parents might just belong to her killer. remember, they found no prints in diane's house to compare them to, in fact, and this was strange, even diane's own prints were hard to find. it was if the killer may have wiped them clean. >> there was really not even the fingerprints that you would think you would find in a house that was occupied. >> that is very rare. >> yes, it was very rare. and scary. >> scary because they couldn't know who he was. scary because, if he was a stranger just looking for a convenient to target, he had probably seen the stories on tv with a composite sketch and knew they were looking for him. so he could have changed his appearance or left the area, or even worse, might strike again somewhere else. but then there was this one more phone call from a woman who said she, to, had had an experience with a male home buyer. this color just might lead them to an actual p

cornell: the same neighbors that received the racialist -- racist flyers.irls dads are pretty and plast -- pretty impressed by what they did. >> i was pretty darn proud, yes. >> it is a learning opportunity for the kids and of the kids actually get to turn it around and show some love to the neighbors that received these. cornell: authorities are investigating. in a statement to central marin police says it does not condone or tolerate any form of hate speech. an informational report will be sent to the marin county district attorney's office regarding the hate incident. meantime the girls plan to take the poster campaign to other areas to spread joy this summer. >> it felt like i was doing something really good in the world. cornell: in marin county cornell barnard abc 7 news. >> what a remarkable message adhering to the golden rule. lisa: so cute. that's a heartwarming story. good morning, everybody. look at the blue sky. 57 in half moon bay. 75 in fairfield. we will see a return for the fog. but even at the coast we will see mild temperatures. we will ta

they even reached out to neighbors. >> here are some flyers for you. reporter: the same neighbors who received the racist flyers. >> everyone should be included. you got this. women rule. reporter: the girls' dads are pretty impressed by what they did. >> i was pretty proud. >> it's a learning opportunity for the kids and the kids actually got to -- get to turn it around and show some love to the neighbors that receive these. reporter: authorities are investigating. in a statement, police said it does not condone nor tolerate any form of hate speech. and informational report will be sent to the marin county district attorney's office regarding this hate incident. meantime the girls plan to take their poster campaign to other areas to spread some joy the summer -- this summer. >> it felt like i was doing something really good for the world. reporter: cornell bernard, abc7 news. larry: chp officers will be deployed after the mayor asked the governor for additional resources in oakland. a total of six chp officers and a sergeant will be patrolling the str

>> flyers were left on doorsteps in larkspur. they contained anti-semitic lane which.rity camera caught one of the flyers in the driveway last saturday night. it was tossed from a passing car. >> i felt really bad. why would somebody do that? it's mean and said it >> they were so upset that they decided to push back with tea colored markers. >> we decided that we were going to just make like wires that were kind of like the opposite of what they were saying, so we want to make a difference. here's what they created, poster after poster with positive words and images. >> next up, they took to the streets. they canvassed the same neighborhoods where these flyers were left. >> i think they were walking by. >> even week shout to neighbors. >> the same neighbors to the races flyers. >> everyone should be included. women rule. be kind to others. >> these girls are impressed by what they did. >> i was proud. yes. >> is a learning opportunity for kids and the kids actually get to turn around, and show some love to the neighbors that received these. >> authorities are investiga

among minority but then social media took over >> it was not to exclude anyone but it sounds like the flyer got in the wrong hands, it was posted on reddit and once that happened all of our contact information was on the flyer. they decided to start to email us, threats, accidents, did we want a race war? and it was locked in chains and released back into the jungle where we belong >> to me, she says she was unaware of the threat to the school when she tried to drop her son off school officials quickly hurried him back to the car and advised them to leave the area >> and to pull up this morning and have my son rushed back to the car as if, you know, he was a target. it just -- it just, it just made everything more magnified. i am just to the point where i am like everyone needs to know what is happening. >> reporter: online posting express outrage that white students were being excluded but this parent says it is isolating to be a student of color in a near all white school, it is hard for white people to understand that. >> you go to school, you know, you see people that look like you, tea

a flyer was posted online. immediately sparked criticism and threats. anonymous commenters blastedhe event as segregation calling it a, quote, no whites allowed gathering. some of the anonymous comments included racist language and at least one threat of a race war. >> when oakland is supposedly one of the most diverse cities in the bay area, right? you would think it would be okay. it would be safe for us to integrate our students if all of the schools. it doesn't matter whether it is a flatland school, hill school predominantly white, but for us to be receiving these threats and our kids to feel like they're targets is a big problem. >> organizers say the event has been happening for years without issue and is meant to be a safe space for minority students in a predominantly white school. they also say all races were welcome to attend. we did reach out to the school district for comment but haven't yet heard back. school will be back open tomorrow. >>> we'll take you to the tender loin now. a man is recovering this afternoon after being shot by office

you know that that's me as a flyer. and it's sort of begs the question why someone like this someone like me would spend two and a half years. researching and writing about planes at a time when playing travel was exponentially more dangerous than it is today. why would i do that to myself? why? and the answer is really. that it has nothing to do. with planes you know, i was drawn to the story that ultimately became fly girls. because it is the story of an epic quest. populated by characters who were willing to risk everything. for the thing they loved. who would face adversity after adversity? entrenched discrimination and the deaths of their friends and still they would keep flying still they would keep going only to triumph over the men in 1936 and one of the most epic. air races of the mall you know, that's a story. i would hope anyone would want to tell and it's certainly one. i'm excited to share with you here tonight. so you know whenever i'm writing whether it's for magazines or radio or for books. i like to thi

and so we were putting up flyers from my father's to so long to our home in line. i'm just my dad and his dog and a lot of 3 kids my mom passed away uh a little bit earlier this year is just so we don't know if he might have left early or ran into another area that were in was bad or so. and they might have diverted in back to me might have been going on in a circle. so if it's been kinda weird because you kind of think or use these flags and left early enough. but then you get this. all this started with people are saying that all people that were being diverted back into the circle and it's been kind of where, you know, year and you have home. and then you know, this kind of tempered to be able to tell you something like that. the process i went through was just to get a sample so that if the come across the remains of my father's death, you'll be confirmed. please provide me an example of the judge in the us state of georgia. his that's avail of $200000.00 for donald trump. the bone for the former president is related to the powerful racketeering. the challenge

the flyers contain anti-semitic language. marin neighborhood this week. this led to the girls wanted to create posters of love they passed out throughout the neighborhood. >> it made me feel super sad like, why would someone do that? >> we decided we were going to make like flyers that were kind of like the opposite of what they were saying. >> here are some flyers for you. reggie: police are still investigating. the growth plan to take their poster campaign to other areas to spread -- the growth land to take their poster campaign to other areas to spread the love. amanda: the order comes as the country is in the middle of a military coup. the u.s. is suspending counterterrorism operations with the military. troops will remain in place despite the partial evacuation. reggie: thousands have taken to the streets of niger's capital city. they were in favor of the coup that removed the democratically elected president from power. people traveling with the antioch based church group have been stuck in the country. leaders from the

so this storm is really impacting flyers at this point.f flights have been canceled. airports across the bay area are being impacted by this tropical storm as well. airlines now offering waivers for canceled flights or connecting flight southern california here at san jose monette international airport. so far at 8 at 9 o'clock this morning, there have been 76 canceled flights nationwide. 941 in oakland. 77 flights have been canceled and that has set there have been 55 cancellations. tropical storm hilary already impacting southern california. and according to the department of transportation, travelers are automatically entitled to refund if their flight is or has been canceled for any reason. several airlines offering waivers because of this tropical storm american airlines offering a change fee for some travelers flying from august 20 to 20st to bakersfield, burbank, la and more. delta is also offering some pliers option to rebook at flying to several cities like burbank, las vegas l a and their flights are being impacted by this tropic

this is expected to see a huge number of flyers between now and the holiday weekend.re than 14 million people at airports across the nation. now, friday is projected to be the busiest day, and labor day holiday travel is expected to be more than 10% greater than last year. overall this summer, tsa says the travel volume is the busiest on record. >>> and trending this morning, the lord of the rings at the top of the heap. >> in this case, when it comes to film scores. ♪♪ >> i thought that was going to be "titanic." >> name that tune. oh, wait, it's "lord of the rings". the music has been voted the nation's favorite film score in the classic film movie music hall of fame. two john williams' classics round out the top three, schindler's list and star wars. the catchy score of all the spaghetti westerns are on there, the good, the bad and the ugly that came in ninth place. other well known scores include the godfather at 18 and the james bond theme at 35. la la land is 60th. i would have thought godfather and james bond would be a little higher. >> great themes. i can't s

wouldn't mind seeing is a continued profit taking, maybe up the cap spectrum into those prior high flyershile you start to see improving breadth in other areas of the market not quite seeing that yet, but that would be one of the things i'm looking for to show a sign that maybe we're getting through this pullback correction, consolidation period, whatever you want to call it. >> so, you think the nasdaq, it sounds to me like you're talking about the megacaps that you think they need to come in a little bit more >> well, you know, when we started june, not only were they dominating performance, but only 15% of the s&p's constituents at that time were outperforming the overall index for the prior 60 days, and at least based on the data we have, that was a record low. and that was telling you that there was some risk of con convergeance i think more needs to be done there. it would be healthy from the standpoint of sentiment that had gotten pretty frothy prior to this recent pullback period, and i think that needed to correct itself a bit >> do you think we've entered into the good news is b

the parent was bitten by one of the people handing out the flyers. we spoke with a parent about the group and the message. >> when i first rode past the lady she said my parents were right to take them away. she yelled at me and said it is not. and so then, yeah, i was upset about it. >> there's yelling, there's apparently, allegedly, biting. what's the district doing about this, and is this group doing anything wrong? >> by being on the sidewalk, well, you know, the district says they fully support the group's right to free speech. they're allowed to be there, but says in this situation they really crossed the line when they became aggressive. the superintendent added in a letter to parents working with legal counsel who, quote, pursue all legal remedies available to protect the safety and rights of its children, family and staff. the superintendent denied our request for an interview today but sent us a video statement. >> our children also have a right to attend school without harassment or fear or intimidation. and over the past week and a half w

there are two other senior leaders, he was a high flyer at ubs for a while. there are new high flyers including one from barclays in recent months, so a lot of the new team reports to him. a few pieces i find interesting because credit suisse staff is being brought up to the top. it is not in spades, about a half dozen or so, including in the americas co. heads of financial sponsors now led by a ubs veteran, so a mix of both banks as well as barclays at the top. significant moves. matt: this was expected. one of the things i did not expect on wall street in terms of moves, jeff curry. who is still a child, only 56 years old. this is probably the biggest name in commodities on the street area -- street. sonali: the research staff is the face of the business in many ways because you do not have traders talking on television or writing notes to clients. research departing the bank. i would also say it is a heritage where you see people after decades start to level out and the new stuff coming up. will the star power be retained in the next generation after a sen

in at least two incidents this year, would-be flyers not enrolled in the program used it to go through tsa checkpoints without ever showing identification. in one case the person used a boarding pass fishing out of the trash. >> reporter: john pistole is a former tsa administrator. >> as we know, it only takes one bad actor to bring down a plane if they are a committed terrorist. so that is a concern. >> reporter: clear says it has successfully verified over 130 million passengers, but aknowledges two clear employees violated our strict protocols. security is job one at clear, adding the employees were fired, others retrained. in a third incident last july at washington's reagan national airport, a would-be flyer got waved through by a clear employee but was found with ammunition in his bags prompting concern from congress. >> can you commit to closing any security gaps that you've identified in this situation. >> yes, sir. i'm fully committed to that. >> reporter: tsa will soon require everyone including verified clear users to show i.d. to tsa officers. >> i mean, the whole reason fo

today we did catch up with a parent who says the group is going too far. >> a flyer was pretty disturbing and i thought it was inappropriate, and she yelled me and said, it is not. so then, yeah, i was pretty upset about it. >> the school district has now sent a letter to parents saying it fully supports the group's right to free speech but believes they have crossed the line. we did reach out to the informed parents of silicon valley group for comment but have not yet heard back. >>> well, a sobering update from maui two weeks after the deadliest u.s. wildfire in more than a century. authorities say anywhere between 500 and 1,000 people remain unaccounted for. late today, officials say they're planning to release an official list of the missing. you might remember during the 2018 paradise fire here in california, butte county officials published a list of the missing, which ultimately helped identify scores of people who had actually made it out alive. so as of monday, 115 people have been confirmed dead in maui. >>> and a handful of san francisco first responders took off for maui this

the group, calling itself informed parents of silicon valley has been handing out flyers.rganization's website says the members oppose the teaching of critical race theory and comprehensive sexuality education. the district says the demonstrators have gotten aggressive. last friday, police were called out to laurelwood elementary on reports that a group member bit a parent who grabbed the box of leaflets. we caught up with a parent that says the group has gone too far. >> the flyer was disturbing. i thought it was inappropriate. she yelled at me and said it is not. i was upset about it. >> the school district has sent a letter to parents about the issue saying it fully supports the group's right to free speech but believes it has crossed the line. the district is examining all options to keep the campus safe of harassment. we reached out to informed parents of silicon valley for comment but have not heard anything back. >>> they have been online for a week. the new camera network is catching criminals in palo alto. the license plate reading cameras have solved an armed car

these are the doctors historical sciences. public opinion in europe was shaped by flyers depicting ivannster, the author of the exposition is known for dissertations defended in the west, and there are pamphlets against grozny there that the austrian historian andreas capellar found in the archives of 62 flyers, different in content, dating back to the time of the livonian war. tsar john iv, like the entire russian society, is caricatured disfigured in them. it's the barbarians who threaten enlightened europe. it looks like what 's happening now, doesn't it? how installed a chauffeur, such propaganda products were printed in the field army printing houses run by the polish nobleman lapchinsky. it is also known that the manager of the english moscow company , jerome horsey, talking about the campaign of the guardsmen against novgorod, reports that the muscovites killed 700,000 people. this is despite the fact that if we just simply look into school history textbooks, we know that the population of novgorod was approximately 30,000 people of other sources in 60 a were destroyed, but we re

. >> it wasn't to exclude anyone, but it sounds like the flyer got into the wrong hands. it was posted on reddit and then once that happened all of our contact information was on the flyer so they decided to start to email us threats, claims that we want a race war, something about us being locked in chains and released back into the jungle where we belong. >> reporter: cameela jackson said she was unaware of the threat to the school. when she dropped her son off, school officials quickly hurried him back to his car and advised him to leave the area. >> to pull up this morning and have my son rushed back to the car, he was a target and it just made everything more magnified. i am just to the point where i am like, everyone needs to know what is happening. >> reporter: online posting expressed outrage that white students were being excluded, but this parent says that it is isolating to be a student of color in an all-white school. >> you see teachers who look like you, you see students who look like you when you are white, but that is not the case here. this is an excellen

. >>> once again, police are looking for whoever is leaving flyers with racist messages outside north bay homes. several residents in both larkspur and corte madera say they found leaflets with anti-semitic messages blaming the covid pandemic on jewish people. similar flyers have been left in driveways all across the bay area. >>> the property manager of donald trump's mar-a-lago estate made his first court appearance today in the classified documents case against the former president. reporter cristian benavides was in the miami courtroom and brings us the very latest. >> reporter: carlos de oliveira faces charges, including conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to investigators. he did not answer questions before or after the brief hearing monday morning in miami. prosecutors say de oliveira conspired with trump and trump aide walt nauta to try to delete security footage while investigators were looking into the former president's handling of classified documents. >> the justice department unfortunately decided to bring these charges against mr. de oliveira. now it's time for the

on the wild fires on the island of malware and hawaii, now rank is the deadly as well flyers in the us in more than a century. 80 mile when our wins feel the flames last week, a path of scorched earth that ended where the ocean begins. now this was the town of a hyena before the fire, and this is lowanda now denied the death total stands at $96.00, but with 100 still missing. crews today worn that the worst of what they're now calling a hurricane fire. the worst they said, still they call bridge off and berlin. this is the day the, this is the largest natural disaster in our history. run out of the car and ran my mind, ran down in the ocean. i was only 4 miles from here, ocean. and they stayed in their car that died with their dogs and as a whole town called behind is no. you really want to, they want to all the people who are wandering around line a hungry, thirsty looking for their family and give them some comfort as well. as nurse were not through the place might be for now that you know, it won't stay that way. also coming up ukraine soldiers, young soldiers, the war they're fight

as a 104 fahrenheit conditions are now ideal for wild flyers. we have more of this report. after 5 days this fire and southern portugal is finally under control. it's already torn through 10000 heck, tears of land. the blaze grew so large, it was visible from space. as it sprint towards the popular algarve tourist region is 20 villages and more than $1400.00 people threatened by the flames were forced to evacuate fluid. it was horrible that was fine every when we had to fend for ourselves. nobody was not to help us. but lucky godfrey friends who came forth to susan, eager to close the arrows of the across the border in spain, firefighters are also dealing with a wildfire in the western region of extreme adora locals. here are worried about the loss of ancient woodland and then with the gun we're worried and upset because we have an enormous mass of forest due to some teen recall codes. and we feel very sad, for example, the offending area. you know, if i'm with helping people all across spain have been dealing with punishing conditions with 45 degrees celsius heat and quart

i've been from berlin. tonight, europe babbling extreme weather in spain and portugal finding weld flyers of southern europe biggs. and yet another peep wave and european union chief visiting today's will be any of the scene for herself the aftermath of unprecedented flooding. also coming up tonight, news years to accusing france of d, stabilizing the country by breaching its aerospace and freeing quote, terrorist elements. france has rejected the obligations in germany, arresting a military official, suspected of trying to spy for russia, the fiber and gone to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states. and to all of you around the world. welcome extreme heat. it is tightening its grip on south western europe. hundreds of firefighters are now battling wild flyers in spain and portugal, which are in the midst of their 3rd heat wave. this summer, temperatures in both countries soaring above 40 degrees celsius. that's about a $104.00 degrees fahrenheit. after 5 days this fire and southern portugal is finally under control. it's already torn through 10000 heck, tears of land. the blaze

even hawaii now rank is the deadly as well flyers in the us in more than a century. 80 miles an hour winds fuel the flames last week, a path of scorched earth that ended where the ocean begins. now this was the town of a hyena. before the fire and this is low hind and.

threats including this e-mail threatening a race war. >> all of our contact information was on the flyers so they decided to e-mail us, threats, asking us if we want a race war, something mentioned about us being locked in chains and released back into the jungle. >> reporter: oakland police say about 30 kids were safely evacuated with staff after the threat came in around 7:30 this morning. two nearby homes were also evacuated. k-9s were used to clear all three locations. the fbi is helping investigate to determine if those behind the threats could be charged with a hate crime. >> the e-mail had racial undertones in it. we are currently investigating that right now. we have asked the fbi and they are going to come and assist us with the investigation. >> reporter: those blasting social media says it amounts to a sanctioned, no whites allowed play date. but parent brianna says the event was meant to create a safe space for minority students in a predominantly white school and has not been an issue before. >> it has been misconstrued as a no whites allowed event, which is not the case. it

but in at least two incidents this year, would-be flyers not enrolled in the program used it to go throughg identification. in one case, the person used a boarding pass fished out of the trash. john pistole is a former tsa administrator. >> but as we know, it only takes one bad actor to bring down a plane, if they are a committed terrorist, so that is a concern. >> reporter: clear says it has especially verified over 130 million passengers, but acknowledges two clear employees violated our strict protocols. security is job one at clear, adding the employees were fired. others retrained. in a third incident last july, at washington's reagan national airport, a would-be flyer got waved through by a clear employee, but was found with ammunition in his bags, prompting concern from congress. >> can you commit to closing any security gaps that you have identified in this situation? >> yes, sir. i am fully committed to that... >> reporter: now tsa will require everyone, including verified clear users, to show i.d. to tsa officers. >> i mean, the whole reason for clear is to just kind of easily br

say that they have about 85 percent of the wild flyers that begin almost one week ago. now under control, a bit of good news is for an island and it's residents who are reeling from all of the bad news. the death toll approach 100 today, making it the deadly as wildfire in the united states. in more than a century and a wines governor says the crew is expected fine between $10.20 more bodies per day over the next 10 days. as the scope of this natural disaster continues to unfold. so to do the questions of human actions or in actions that may have given mother nature exactly what she needed to turn a spark into an inferno. we have more now and this report is going to get stuck in traffic as the tried to escape. molly's dead leave wide fire stuck on the sidewalk to go to the scenes on her phone as she fled with her family from the home in law. hi, now we're at a dead end and we're just standing that we have our back to this building. and we're looking at each other were like, you know, my son was like, oh mom is it and i mean, what do you tell your kids, you know, and i t

i am a way to drown out the hate spreading against the jewish community on the web and through flyers circulating throughout bay area, communities, state and local elected leaders stood side by side friday at temple. isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community relations councils. here i am initiative inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting we're experienci g this dilution on social media with negative messaging. let's put positive messaging out there. let's make sure that there's more voices out there in support of the jewish community. the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more than 24% last year and saw more than 20% increase the year prior. we're living in a time when temple isaiah needs to spend its dollars on guards and fences and gates. >> when we would much rather be spending it on education and community and works of good. i've never been subject to direct anti-semitism prior to my election to publ

that wiped businesses while flyers that destroyed homes. >> and, you know, that's not all. 3 wildfires are also burning on hawaii's big island. but as of now, there are no reports of injuries or homes lost. there. maui is main airport is sheltering as many 2000 travelers whose flights were canceled or who recently arrived on the island. president joe biden a says the federal aid is on the way he is ordering all federal assets on the island to help out with the response, including national guard helicopters for search and rescue and black hawk helicopters to fight these fires. the coast guard and navy are supporting rescue effort and the department of transportation is also working to evacuate tourists from maui. >> flights from all over the bay area have been either canceled, delayed or rerouted if they were headed to hawaii. are crawford. sarah stinson joins us now live from san francisco international airport with an update on. i clearly what's a very fluid cerro. what are you finding out? >> definitely a fluid situation. we know at least about 4,000 tourists on maui when those fires

so i am from the law who i haven't heard from my father since the flyers expired. so you haven't been able to locate him. so once we heard that the rules were open, we decided to flight on this weekend. so i came down with myself and i met up with my sister. and so we were putting up flyers from my father's to so long to our home in line. i'm just my dad and his dog and a lot of 3 kids my mom has passed away uh a little bit earlier this year. just so we don't know if he might have left early or ran into another area that were in was bad or so. and they might have diverted in back to me might have been going on. and so if it's been kinda weird because you kind of think, well he's, he's flag because he left early now. but then you get this. all this started with people are saying that all the people that were being diverted back and these are the circle and it's been kind of where, you know, year and you have home. and then, you know, this kind of tempered to be able to tell you something like that. the process i went through was just to get a sample. so that if the

but in incidents this year, would-be flyers not enrolled in the program used it to go through without identification, one used a boarding pass fished out of the trash. >> it only takes one bad actor to bring down a plane if they're a committed terrorist. that's a concern. >> reporter: clear says it's successfully verified millions of passengers but acknowledges two violated protocols, the employees were fired and others retrained. in a third incident at reagan national airport, a would-be flier was waved through by an employee but found with ammunition in his bag, prompting concern from congress. >> can you commit to closing security gaps in this situation? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: tsa will require everyone, including the verified users to show i.d. to the officers. >> the whole reason was to easily breeze through. it's just another added step. might as well go through regular check-in. >> reporter: a change potentially leaving clear's future cloudy. >>> a controversial police raid on a small town newspaper is withdrawn. why, next. listen, yoyour deodorarant just has t to work. i i u

and there was a flyer inviting parents to that meeting. that flyer we're told, may have gotten onto social media and resulted in some threats being made against the parents and the school that culminated this morning with this threat against the school. the oakland police department had a press conference a short time ago and they were asked exactly what the nature of the threat was. >> to that came from the principal of via email, i will say that the email had some racial undertones in it and we're currently investigating that right now. we have fbi and they're going to come in assist us with this investigation. that's all i'm going to cut out for right now. >> so police department still investigating here at the school. we also know that there were threats placed multiple other private residences across the city of oakland. this is the only school that was threatened, but there were some additional threats. opd says that they're investigating all of them. they are hoping, you know, now that finish the search here, elementary school will

so, i think that's what's happening here, and we see it more in the really high flyers, names, you know, with huge multiples, so, the qqq is getting hit more, the igv getting hit more >> so, what causes -- >> i like some of the other names of lower pes but that's not working right now, either. >> why are interest rates going up the way they are? >> we had a guest that talked about the sheer volume of supply to come to the markets is making, you know, you got to -- >> you have to pay more. >> yes >> you have to pay more to attract buyers >> yeah. so, we're seeing a big move in the ten-year, a big move in the 30-year, and the -- >> we're a financial show. no one wants to hear about politics on this show. i'll say this. the indictments, but more broadly, the backdrop of fitch and deficits and what the fed has to do, but what the government has to do, the refunding schedule, but if the ratings agencies are telling us that they're watching politics in this country, as a guy that followed em for years -- we never worried about politics in this country it was never about the circus in d.c. the

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my goal is mother put so of springs choices down to a passing tumble, a space flyer, not a she would only say she lives with boys. she's just like i would try to keep up with her, but she's totally unruly client. john rooney, how high it wasn't like this earlier. it was long and wavy with color. well, my goal is unafraid to tell the world his story. the more complicated conversation with his parents will be safe for late. either the way to go and know what the scared how he did, but they are conservative and have a to old belief systems. i don't know if i tell them now in my time for my studies, but i will tell them when i become independent after i finish my studies. meanwhile, with the rest of the yellow team, my goal sites for the human right to participate and be included in sports science . people can also play like a normal person. and i just like a straight person thinking well they can be everything. how's it getting yellow? and leave it for now. it is only the y'all team that has an official trans team looked even the no other team has officially come out to either. they pro

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