the new york times investigation found flynn ramirez had made $2.2 million monetizing michael flynn's of that going to flynn directly. the report indicates the number is certainly an underestimate of the cash flynn has brought in on the circuit. including 60 grand a year for what was a no-show job as the chairman of conservative charities. flynn is hardly the first number to use notoriety as the launchpad of the right wing lifting really giuliana, the bankrupt and twice in that a former mayor of new york city got in the game. >> you know i stand by the truth. i put my name on something, i believe in it today i am thrilled to introduce you to something i've been credibly proud of. my own brand of organic specialty coffee, rudy coffee. believe me when i say it is the best coffee you will ever try. >> we cannot also bibles. the best coffee you will ever try. there is like lindell, one of the top supporters of the big lie of us dolan election but he's made his name selling pillows atop amazon reviews calls, quote, super lumpy. of course, all these grifters were learning from the best. don

if it's just benefiting michael flynn and his family, is it legal?ities. you're right, one of the rules about nonprofit is it can't be for private benefit. it can't be used to benefit one family, one small group of people. you might look and say, this organization seems to exist largely for the purpose of enriching the flynn family. we don't know if the irs has done that or had that question. the other question is just about paperwork. you can pay your relatives. if i run a nonprofit, it is possible to pay my relatives. it's legal if you pay them a fair wage. again, they don't overcharge you or abuse their insider status. and if you disclose that you're paying them so your donors know some of their money is going to your relatives. we found instances where this nonprofit, the america's future, did not disclose relationships it had with flynn's relatives. >> $2.2 million for michael flynn and his family so far. david, good to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, russia is threatening to retaliate against the united states after an

flynn's right wing stardom in recent years with more than half of that going to flynn directly. the report indicates the number is an underestimated the cash is brought in on the greatest circuit including 60 grand a year for what was a no-show job as the chairman of the conservative charity. michael flynn is hardly the first one of trump's inner circle to use notoriety as a launchpad to right wing grafting. rudy giuliani, the twice indicted former mayor of new york city recently got in the game. >> you will know i stand by the truth and if i put my name on something, i truly believe it. today, i am thrilled to introduce you to something i am incredibly proud of. i own brand of organic specialty coffee. believe me when i say it's the best coffee you will ever try. >> because we can't all sell bibles. the best coffee you will try. mike lindell, one of the top promoters of donald trump's lie of the stolen election made his name selling pillows which a top amazon review" mac super lumpy. all these grifters were simply learning from the best. his entire career has been one long grif

sleeping with billy flynn. and that would caricature her.ike the bikini photos that they were not shot. they were taken for fun for a modeling contest with friends. >> somehow the narrative escaped or got creative that i took these pictures for bill flynn and gave it to him to seduce him, and that is a false story. >> there was a lot to dig out for that yes, she had been a school district employee who slept with a student. >> you suspect when it is over that you would have sex with him? >> yes. >> did you have sex with him? >> yes. >> did you make love to him? >> yes. and then when i did, i told him that i didn't think it was right and that it was wrong, and i wanted to be with gregg, and he kept saying why didn't i just get a divorce and i said because i love gregg. >> she said billy didn't want the relationship to end. >> he started crying and he said he couldn't live without me. >> how did that make you feel? >> i felt bad. i didn't want to hurt his feelings. i still wanted to be friends with him and he was still a nice person. >> and the

stephen flynn?the covid pandemic. it has put your food economy more than the covid pandemic. it has put yourfood bills up pandemic. it has put yourfood bills up completely unnecessarily. it has been an unmitigated disaster for the economy. applause _ . that is why at this election you need to ignore _ . that is why at this election you need to ignore the _ . that is why at this election you need to ignore the snake - . that is why at this election you need to ignore the snake oil- need to ignore the snake oil salesman who delivered brexit, and you need to challenge the labour party and the conservative party about why they are not seeking to rejoin the single market, why they aren't seeking to double down and making sure we return to freedom of movement. we making sure we return to freedom of movement. ~ . making sure we return to freedom of movement-— making sure we return to freedom of movement. ~ ., ., , ., movement. we are outperforming the euro and our— movement. we are outperforming the euro a

we heard this morning that stephen flynn _ completely.ynn from _ completely. we heard this morning that stephen flynn from the - completely. we heard this morning that stephen flynn from the snp . completely. we heard this morning l that stephen flynn from the snp and nigel farage leading reform uk, they fully expect sir keir starmer to be the next prime minister. where does that leave the conservatives and the labour party for that matter if you don't want to rest on your laurels? it could be a problem for the labour party in the sense that voters think that they do not really need to come out for the party because it is going to win easily. i think that might affect turn out. so they will have to work very hard to persuade people that they are not being complacent. as for the conservatives, it looks as if they are aiming a bit of a life and death fight with reform uk. it looks as if there might be crossover with the polls where reform uk go into the lead. i don't think the conservatives will be quite as badly beaten and some people sugg

and now for jenna flynn on the skip. jenna flynn isn't taking this journey to her first olympics for granted. she grew up playing water polo with her two older sisters, but her biggest inspiration my mom, my mom is an immigrant from the philippines, and she moved here when she was 20. and now i'm here, you know, having the opportunity to go to the olympics. flynn is one of the newest members of the senior team, but before she made the team, she was a big fan of fellow stanford cardinal and team captain maggie steffens. i have pictures of me at like eight years old going to her stanford games and like, i remember watching her like, get dressed and like, you know, have an ice pack on and asking for her autograph, playing with her in the pool is a dream come true, a dream come true to learn from one of the best in the sport, while gaining her trust as a teammate. and she pulled me aside and she was telling me not to be afraid to step into the light. having that confidence from her is huge. this women's senior national team

. >> the defendant initiated an affair with billy flynn.'re telling us that just you and pam are spending the night together? >> i think it's weird, man. >> juju: smart, now 56, plead for a hearing with new hampshire governor sununu hoping to have her sentence of life without parole commuted. >> imrespectfully asking for the opportunity to come before you, the new hampshire executive council, and have an honest conversation with you. >> she's been in prison a long time. she's got nothing to lose here. >> juju: in 1990, the execution-style murder of 24-year-old greg smart shattered this close-knit town of derry, new hampshire. pam, who worked as a media coordinator at a local high school, seemingly grieving for her husband. authorities soon discover her illicit relationship with 16-year-old billy flynn. >> pamela smart had two big problems at trial. number one is all the young people involved in this turned on her. number two is there was an audiotape, a secret wire that one of them made of her, when in the end was devastating. >> juju: ceci

and mr flynn did say this a little bit. to have snp mps at westminster holding the government's feet to the fire in the words of the deputy first minister kate forbes, this week. but the other bit is, and in the longer term, for scotland to escape what they regard as this failing state — independence could be the answer. and one of the reasons why i find it slightly odd that they might not want to talk about independence is because the polling for independence is higher at the moment than the polling for the snp. it's hovering once you exclude, "don't knows" and "won't says" just under 50%. you can have a long debate about what that would actually look like if people were to vote tomorrow or if they were to vote at the end of a real campaign. but nonetheless, that's what the polls suggestjust now. whereas snp support has dropped pretty sharply over the last year or so for perhaps a whole host of reasons they have. they've been in government for a long time. they're coming under pressure to vote. their handling of the public

and mr flynn did say this a little bit. to have snp mps at westminster holding the government's feet to the fire in the words of the deputy first minister kate forbes, this week. but the other bit is, and in the longer term, for scotland to escape what they regard as this failing state — independence could be the answer. and one of the reasons why i find it slightly odd that they might not want to talk about independence is because the polling for independence is higher at the moment than the polling for the snp. it's hovering once you exclude, "don't knows" and "won't says" just under 50%. you can have a long debate about what that would actually look like if people were to vote tomorrow or if they were to vote at the end of a real campaign. but nonetheless, that's what the polls suggestjust now. whereas snp support has dropped pretty sharply over the last year or so for perhaps a whole host of reasons they have. they've been in government for a long time. they're coming under pressure to vote. their handling of the public

stephen flynn _ much later on. yes, the 19th. stephen flynn said _ much later on. yes, the 19th.y have given up? i at the campaign, does it look like they have given up?— at the campaign, does it look like they have given up? i think what was strikin: they have given up? i think what was striking was — they have given up? i think what was striking was that _ they have given up? i think what was striking was that what _ they have given up? i think what was striking was that what we _ they have given up? i think what was striking was that what we heard i they have given up? i think what was striking was that what we heard from stephen flynn in the debate and in your interview this morning was not really necessary the same as we are hearing from john swinney in news conferences and campaign events in terms of independence. john swinney has been mentioning independence quite a lot for ——. they have advanced in these set piece interviews, half of the argument from the smp perspective which is, britain isn't working, they will say it is low growth, low productivity, high inequality and

flynn pleaded guilty to second degree murder, but smart, who was accused of recruiting flynn for theilling, was charged with being an accomplice to first degree murder. >> if this story were a made for tv movie and it surely will be, you might not believe it. >> her trial became a media circus, inspiring the hollywood movie to die for. >> do we have to get, permission slips from our parents for this? >> no, no, that wouldn't be necessary. smart denied knowledge of the murder plot, but a jury didn't buy it. >> she was convicted and sentenced to life without parole. but now, in a new video, smart admits that she previously deflected blame for gregory's murder, and she's now asking new hampshire's governor to reduce her sentence. >> i had to acknowledge for the first time in my own, you know, mind and my own heart how responsible i was. >> greg smart's family says they're not convinced by the new video, noting she never mentioned greg by name. they want her to remain in prison, saying she hasn't paid the price . >> if she would just admit it, i would be okay. i can't speak for my whole

stephen flynn.a conspiracy of _ part of the debate? because there's a conspiracy of silence, _ part of the debate? because there's a conspiracy of silence, the - a conspiracy of silence, the language he used, around westminster parties and the way they operate, meaning brexit has been accepted despite the harm. it's not in labour�*s aim to raise it. it's not in the tories's interest to raise it because it exposes how bad it was. stephen flynn was the only one saying this has done harm, don't damage and we shouldn't be accepting it. he will be pleased with the performance, as will be snp, because his goal was to position the others as being the same, arguing with each other. he did that really well. david, he said don't believe what this snake oil salesman, nigel farage, is offering you. brexit has been an unmitigated disaster. he is incorrect. been an unmitigated disaster. he is incorrect- we _ been an unmitigated disaster. he is incorrect. we haven't _ been an unmitigated disaster. he is incorrect.

there's a crash near north flynn blocking the right lane.r so just slugging along there. westbound 580, 205 over to 680, already at 74 minute travel time there. that's a pretty tough one there. so give yourself some extra time. grab that coffee and get going taking the altamont pass. everything else looks pretty good. b.a.r.t., knew knee, all on time right now. don't forget over the weekend though caltrain will be doing some work on the tracks for electrification which should be all done by september. but you will see some delays in certain areas and some closures and some of the -- schedules have been suspended there. so keep that in mind. not the full routes. but make sure to check that schedule as you head out the door. >>> i feel like i'm doing my sports in reverse. i should have did this when i was young. [ laughter ] >> well, she's too fit to quit. the east bay woman who's not letting her age stop her from reaching her fitness goals. and how she hopes to inspire others to do the same. >>> and before we head to break here let's take a l

the snp�*s stephen flynn wanted more honesty about the economy. cuts baked in which neither the labour party nor the conservative party are being honest about. instead, they're having the worst of westminster argument between them tonight instead of being honest with you. the debate also covered the nhs. we're going to fix the front door . to the nhs with 8,000 more gps, giving you a guarantee _ of an appointment within seven days. we're going to put an end to dental deserts. - we'll have a mental health community hub in every single community. - and there were clashes too on immigration. let's change the tone! applause. let's change the tone of the debate on immigration. you know, too much of it is framed around, frankly, the bigotry of people like nigel farage. is that the best you can do? plaid cymru will stand up to nigel farage. open doors, anyone can come! of course we need... everyone come! after an hour and a half there were handshakes and smiles, but the serious race for your vote goes on. helen catt, bbc news. with me is our political co

, a scottish quy- was stephen flynn, a scottish guy.ng wearing a suit? why isn't he in a kilt and waving a claymore? absolute warrior type and little nigel farage. did anybody else realise how small nigel farage is? and he's the only one with, with bad teeth . he obviously with bad teeth. he obviously doesn't go to a dentist, nhs or otherwise. i thought penny mordaunt to be a little more serious. did extremely well on what must have been extremely difficult day . a really tough difficult day. a really tough wicket to come in on. she was quite clear on the issue of where rishi should should have been yesterday and then she batted extremely well and, yeah , batted extremely well and, yeah, i think she scored a century. i thought she did excellently. i'm so sorry to interrupt you, jess. >> please don't go anywhere. we want to go back. just stay right with us. i want to go back to christopher hope, who's in the spin room, for us, because i believe that he is with lisa nandy. good evening. chris. good evening. what's lisa got to say about to

here on the altamont pass, just east of the north flynn road exit. fire is out. as i mentioned, it's 75% contained, and cal fire will monitor this site over the next 48 hours to make sure nothing flares back up. they don't know what caused this fire, but the battalion chief says that typically around this time of day, there can be a spark from a vehicle, a driving by that's dragging a chain or from a malfunctioning car or big rig. sometimes a catalytic converter can throw off a spark. this is already, as you mentioned, a busy wildfire season for this part of the bay area. there was that 14,000 acre corral fire in nearby tracey a week, and a half ago, a 44 acre wildfire this past saturday on the western edge of the altamont and in this smaller wildfire this morning, the last couple of seasons over in this general area, we haven't had really many starts, so we haven't had as many fires as we normally do this year with the rain, we've had the last two years, no fires or very little fires. last year, more rain this year. the fuels are prime for a very hot, fast, begi

and as for the children, this year, his son, flynn, was one of just two kids in the k-8 school house.inue to follow the fallout from the raid on mayor thao's house. and for the people that believe the raid was a set up. >> i think it was a political hit job. i think it was done tactically >> it is an ambitious project. the ferry building could be lifted several feet to protect it from floods and sea level rise.. >> what we envision bringing it up. >> the question now, what will happen to the dozens of restaurants and shops inside. >>> a professional fighter jumps into action when a grass fire gets too close to a barn full of horses. >>> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey, juliette has the night off. >>> today, we still did not see the mayor publicly since the raid at all. today we learned she retained a lawyer who says thao will cooperate with the investigation. wilson walker spoke with him today. >> reporter:

that's one of those where _ stephen flynn. that's one of those where you — stephen flynn.the deputy leader of the liberal democrats — she surprised me, she's arrived _ democrats — she surprised me, she's arrived being — democrats — she surprised me, she's arrived being greeted here outside broadcasting house by the director ofjournalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary— ofjournalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary o'neill, from our westminster team. also hillary o'neill, from our westminsterteam. daisy also hillary o'neill, from our westminster team. daisy cooper is the deputy leader from the liberal democrats representing the liberal democrats representing the liberal democrats during this debate that we have got— democrats during this debate that we have got here today at broadcasting house _ have got here today at broadcasting house. she is not only the party's deputy— house. she is not only the party's deputy leader, but also their spokesperson for health and social care, _ spokesperson for health and social care, elected an mp back in 2019. so she will_ care, elect

his son, flynn.aby, amelia, moved here a few months ago. >> our whole family thought we were psychotic. they were like, a remote island in the middle of the ocean? >> reporter: had you been on an island before? >> nope, never even been in the ocean. >> reporter: and yet, here they lived, the newest members of a dying breed. at one point, there were about 300 communities out here on maine's most isolated islands. now, just over a dozen remain. and keeping those alive will require a new breed of frontiersmen. folks who value solitude over starbucks. and really don't mind a little adversity. >> people have traded the good life for a convenient one, and convenience isn't always the best. >> reporter: to that point, the waters raise some of their own food and have multiple jobs. dakota does plumbing, lawn maintenance, the old landlubber even works on a lobster boat. and as for the children, this year, his son, flynn, was one of just two kids in the k-8 school house. and that was the other. the place is ju

here's the snp�*s westminster leader, stephen flynn.it matte very i don't frankly think it matters very much, because the tories are finished. everyone knows they are finished. everyone knows they are finished. you can promise everything under the sun — he's not going to be the prime minister injust a the prime minister in just a few weeks' time, he'll be back off to california. what we need to do is therefore shine a light on what keir starmer�*s positions are. he believes in the continuation of £18 billion worth of public sector cuts and breaks it, which has crippled the scottish economy, and he believes in the continuation of very many policies which have impacted people in scotland on a daily basis. that's not good enough, and that's why we need snp mps in westminster putting scotland first. 0nly we can provide that in this election. scotland's parties have their leaders debate in around an hour here on the bbc news channel. the snp, the scottish conservatives, scottish labour, scottish liberal democrats, and the scottish greens wil

but this broke out 5, 80 eastbound at north flynn. and that's where you see the firefighters shutting down those lanes. that's how they're getting closer to that fire. now, the westbound side looks much lower, but you just got a lot more traffic coming in from that angle and more people stopping to look at what's going on there. so again, lost the seat as wrote a good alternate, our other highways and bridges, not as bad. they were when way more congested earlier in the morning. the bay bridge right now about 14 minutes last hour we had an accident on the senate hail. got about 30 minutes an hour down back to 19 rich was ever found. looks like things are getting busier. but still we're at 14, although looks like traffic is moving very slowly. are golden gate bridge. stark difference from everything else across the bay. look at that fog. the 24 minute ride jobs and talk about the heat past few days. and it's been a really rough for our firefighters, especially. >> thank you so much for that coverage. rain that we are looking at winds a

. >> flynn pled guilty to repeatedly lying to the fbi. >> michael cohen, guilty. >> former trump campaign advisor rick gaetz pleaded guilty. >> allen weisselberg just learned his fate after being convicted for lying under oath. >> the jury has reached the unanimous decision paul manafort is guilty. >> trump's new conviction for a crime at the intersection of his campaign and business activities comes after all these convictions of campaign and business aides. so after years where people did fairly know that trump himself had not been convicted and was legally presumed in the in many open cases, we are now in this new terrain. and there's been so much criming and misconduct it would be easy to lose sight of that important context. the legal system has showed this isn't where a lawyer had bad judgment it could be a ceo in the '60s and had an employee convicted of crimes and yet the i.e. didn't know about them. here's the difference now. the courts has determined this is not like that. this follows the convictions of key leaders and operators in both trump's campaigns and businesses. so take

this is tim and tammy flynn from san francisco who are actually on our flight from las vegas. good to see you both again, tim. tell me about the decision to come to birmingham for this game. >> well, i was working last year and the schedule came out and my wife calls me. she goes, they just announced who's going to be playing in the field of dreams game, which happens to be juneteenth game. and she goes, we're going. so, so in august, i booked hotel. i booked, flight. everything but the ticket. we had to wait for the tickets to come out, but, to be able to be here and then, you know, sad. sadly, willie mays passed away, and i know he would have been here if he could have. but, you know, it's kind of timing is everything and feel real humbled to be here. yeah >> tammy, i know you've only been in town a couple of hours, just like us, but walking onto the hallowed grounds of rickwood field describe the emotions. the feelings. >> oh, my gosh, we've been to so many ballparks, and i just to come here and know the history and to see all the photos and all the history is just it's ama

this issue as you head westbound 580 near north flynn road.aring that out of lanes and hopefully once that dissipates things will get a lot better for the rest of those supercommuters heading out of tracy. working your way on to 580. hefty travel times through there. you will get more specific when you hop on the favorite app once you get in the car but for the meantime, just to give you a range, 75 minutes to go from 205 over to 680. and some caltrans schedule changes over the weekend. >>> inside we have 175 bright pink tarps. >> getting ready to display one of the biggest pride shammashim ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal.

yours, replied carla denyer for the greens and stephen flynn from the snp.le and expensive rwanda flights. we need safe passage into this country and we need to realise that we need immigration for the interests of our. health system, our care system and our economy. whether they're coming here, fleeing violence and persecution as asylum . seekers, or whether they're coming here to work in many of our- understaffed sectors like health and social care, if you meet- a migrant in the nhs, _ they're more likely to be treating you as i was the last time i saw a gp than that, - than being ahead i of you in the queue. there's also a conspiracy of silence on one other issue, and that's brexit, because brexit has impacted the economy more than the covid pandemic. it has put your food bills up completely unnecessarily, it has been an unmitigated disaster for the economy, and... it's really interesting to hear them all together like that because we were talking about at the beginning, obviously the uk national debate is dominated by labour and the tories and they are b

he's the snp uk, stephen flynn. he's the snp westminster leader.denyer from the green party and rowan , from the green party and rowan, who is the plight leader, for many viewers watching bbc tonight, these will be the first time they've seen many of them in action. but each individual candidate has got risk attached to their appearance. you look at penny mordaunt, she of course, is a cabinet minister. she's the she's a candidate in portsmouth and all she she'll be challenged immediately about the prime minister's decision yesterday to come home early from the d—day commemorations. was that right, was that right or not? and will she will she defend the prime minister, or has she got half an eye on the future when there might well be a tory leadership campaign starting afterjuly the 5th? if the tories lose and she'll be a candidate in that , she'll be a candidate in that, she'll be a candidate in that, she'll try and drive home the £2,000 tax tax increase for individuals if labour win the election. that's her idea . and election. that's her idea. an

and, as for the children, this year, his son flynn was just one of two kids in the k-8 schoolhouse, andsays the tininess is more blessing than curse. >> there we go! >> we have so much more bonding time with the kids. it's undescribably wholesome. >> reporter: you think you're here for good? >> yeah. >> i'm not moving my stuff off this rock again. it was too hard to get it here. >> reporter: come for the beauty. stay because it's too hard to leave. could be another soft-sell ad. steve >>> it's monday, june 24th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." extreme weather. rising floodwaters swamp the midwest, while much of the country continues to broil in the heat. >>> targeted by terror. gunmen open fire on places of worship in what appears to be a coordinated attack in russia's dagestan province. >>> and criminal charges against boeing? the recommendation from federal prosecutors against the aerospace giant. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. more than a million people are under flood warnings across the midwest, and the video is just devastating. some towns left

is voluntary after all it's a diet they may not stick to, oil prices have come down on that, phil flynn is smarter at making sense on the senior analyst fox news contributor, they call that a 180. >> they really do i don't know what you're talking about on the diet thing but i tell you about opec right now, opec, you see in the market today the opec of paper tantrum they did what they wanted to do and that was extend original cuts not only to the end of this year but all the way through 20 of 25, they have two sets of voluntary cuts, $2 million voluntary cut, 1.6 million-barrel, at some point in the want to get some of that back. that is the reason for the concern of the market today and how is the market going to react are we going to have an over supplier were under supply right now better on oversupply that's a pretty pessimistic bet, what were you to see in the fourth quarter demand should come back and they should be oversupplied and we might need those extra barrels. neil: oil prices are dropping from the brief run-up that they enjoyed obviously the market thanks opec can't stick

. >> still, mike flynn disagrees with governor newsom's call for completely restricting smartphone usethe school day. flynn says he sent his kids to san jose schools and now runs a tutoring agency. >> giving them that agency is a pretty important step to being able to become a very mature and effective, producing adult right ? so if we take away everything and we never let a child fail and we don't ever teach them the value of discipline, what are we ever teaching them? >> newsom did not provide any details in his proposal to ban smartphone use during school hours, but the california school boards association says they believe it should be left up to school districts and not the state. mike. julie. >> it is an interesting debate indeed. all right. lamonica peters live tonight in san jose. lamonica. thank you. >> our coverage of the life and legacy of baseball legend willie mays continues next as reaction from around the country is pouring in tonight that we announced at san francisco giants, legend and hall of famer willie mays passed away peacefully this afternoon at the age of 93. pl

mike flynn would never be charged. i mean, it's such a departure from trump 1.0 and i think there are lots of areas that would be a million times worse and we focus a lot here on our alliances and pulling out of nato but this is one that demands our focus in this moment. >> so i think mike has it completely right. that there were people -- particularly at the start of the trump sort of 1.0, administration, that just won't be there. jeff sessions, whether you agree or disagree with his political views, and what he wanted to do with the department. he understood it needed to be independent and as we reported in -- the mueller report, he himself gave the information about what it was that the president -- then president trump -- wanted him to do with respect to hillary clinton. and at that point he got rid of him and bill barr was his lackey. and that is what will be the scope of a trump 2.0. but you don't really have to worry about sort of like what would happen because you are seeing it right now. now there was all of t

once forward, progress was stopped just east of the north flynn road exit in livermore. gifting is right the ranchers are starting to throw more cattle in the area. so there's more grazing land. the normal. >> we've a lot of rain last couple years. the fuel. the feel of a little bit more than we're used to. fortunately, no evacuations were ordered. this area is prone to spot fires in the heat. so cal, fire crews will stop by each of the next 2 days to ensure nothing rekindles. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but cal fire says it was likely related to a vehicle. just make when you're traveling secure your chains. if you're towing a trailer, if you have any issues pull over. >> you know, don't discard figure it out the window. enjoy your days off. >> good advice. and cal fire says the most challenging part fighting this fire was actually getting to it. they say it was busy during the morning commute as it always is along the altamont pass. but even with their sirens and their lights on cars were slow to move over. so keep in mind during the summer and a

the earlier disabled vehicle cleared from north flynn for east 580. there is another crash that is just clearing right about 205. you can barely see the arrow, but there's no slowing. westbound would be the direction for the commute where the build is, and south 680. this just cleared from the grid. all activities southbound around 84, but there's still construction in the area. we'll check on that status. coming up back to you. sounds good. we'll check back with you, mike. well, taking preventative steps in the fight against covid ahead on today in the bay. new recommendations the fda is making. make sure we get ahead of all those fall variants. plus pride is here in san francisco is gearing up the way you can be a part of setting up the pink triangle display and the key meaning bendhi in which you can expect. today it will be 67 degrees at 8:00, and at noon it's 80 degrees. the warm up still happening, but not as fast and as high as yesterday will be in the low 80s throughout the afternoon. definitely feeling comfortable compared to what we've had.

get to greenville, blending in with the traffic that builds out of the altamont pass around north flynnget no break now for west 580. it is jammed up. stanley is going to get a lot more traffic, folks. so do keep that in mind for surface street traffic use extreme caution because this is not a freeway outside of that stretch of west 580. everything else in the bay, though, looking a little lighter. cynthia yeah, and we're starting off with that june gloom kind of setting the tone here for the morning. but don't worry, we'll mix out and see plenty of more sunshine. just about everybody starting in those 50s. just be careful with those changes in visibility over the golden gate bridge and southern marin. we'll have a cooling trend for today, maybe the coolest day of the week so far. tomorrow a bit warmer to get those friday vibes going and then on into father's day. i'll tell you why. we're tracking this windy day for father's day. what might be going up on in the atmosphere. i'll be back with that in a little bit. back to you. sounds good. we'll check back with you. well, the decision 20

. >> flames scorched about 50 acres of grass near north flynn road along the altamont pass. now, the eastbound lanes were shut down while crews worked to put out the flames. traffic is now slowly moving through the area. crews say they are making forward progress on that fire. the cause now under investigation. >> police in oakland are trying to determine what led up to a deadly shooting tied to ae invasion. it happened shortly before 6:00 yesterday evening, near the intersection of 98th avenue and burr streets, not far from the oakland zoo. a van from the alameda county coroner's office arrived on scene a short time later. witnesses tell ktvu news the gunfire followed a home invasion, and they believe the homeowner shot and killed one of the robbery suspects. those witnesses spotted three people pull up to the home in a white infiniti. they then say they heard the sound of at least two gunshots. neighbors say criminals often target the area. >> we just tend to see a lot of bad things happening. >> yeah, i wouldn't say the neighborhood is too bad, but i can say a lot of peop

some brake lights heading out of tracy getting towards north flynn and then a little slow approachingin on the trouble spot over on highway 37, westbound, we're getting reports of a vehicle that caught fire. traffic is very slow in both directions especially on that westbound side. this is right at 121 not too far from that sears point exit. so if you are commuting typically through the area. just a heads-up. it's slower than usual as you work your way westbound. so coming out of vallejo and american canyon going from 29 to 37, definitely plan for the brake lights. little slow on highway 4. 42 minute drive antioch to hercules. shawn? >>> gianna thank you. now to our revive and thrivesegment. dogs could be four-legged lifesavers. new research finds service dogs are working wonders for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. here's natalie brand with more. >> reporter: dave crenshaw served with the army national guard in iraq. in 2016, he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder while working undercover in law enforcement. >> one of issues when you are suffering from ptsd

kieran flynn is one of five paralympic debutants named in the gb wheelchair rugby squad for paris.an championships. and he admits he was emotional when he learned he'd now be going to the paralympics. i had tears in my eyes because being in the steam means everything. to be the best athlete i can book for myself and my team—mates and pick the guys proud and my family and friends to support me through so much in the sacrifices they have to make. and to represent this, it's going to be very special for me and my family. in front of the assembled media in the final group game of the year 2024, gareth southgate, or win and to draw so far and four points on top of the group but some questions top of the group but some questions to answerfor both top of the group but some questions to answer for both player and manager. here they are in cologne. after the last game with you for your— after the last game with you for your team — after the last game with you for your team is _ after the last game with you for your team is not _ after the last game with you for your team is not functioning

. >> not everyone believes stephen flynn thinks that's shameful. >> oh well, that's stephen flynn's pointut look, the uk has made the decision on brexit. we respect the outcome of the referendum. look we can make improvements to the relationship with europe because the trade deal that boris johnson signed up to left lots of inadequacies in the system. and some of us, some of that's now being experienced and we can improve that trading relationship. but we'll do that as a friend and an ally as a third country, not by rejoining the european union. >> your party tonight has started to attack nigel farage. is that because he is now the official opposition to the labour party in the sense of in the polls? >> no, there's only two people who are going to become prime minister on july the 4th. it'll either be keir starmer or rishi sunak. but look, it's quite remarkable that nigel farage was so honest about the fact this evening that he felt the national health service, as we know it, should no longer exist. and i think people deserve to know that. >> well, darren jones, thank you for joining us t

westminster leader stephen flynn will make the case for the scottish national party.en party, their leader -- and nigel is there for reform u.k. after he recently became the party leader. discussing that in more detail, rob olson is with us. this debate has only just become -- begun. what are the main highlights? it has been remarkably -- >> it has been remarkably civilized. what do i make of it? all -- follows around the predictable path that they are given this public form on bbc television. the smaller parties have essentially been trying to make the case none of the above when it comes to labor and conservative. which you would expect. if you want things to change, don't vote for the two main parties as they say. you would have never have expected penny morton representing the conservative party. a mighty hammering over the way in which public services in this country have really been stretched over the last few years. nigel farage recently returned to center stage of politics with reform. he has been saying it should be an election all about immigration. interest

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and police arrested their owners. 31 year old jesse ali and 39 year old hillary flynn. also this evening, scary moments at the pinole police department. a clerk was attacked. it happened yesterday around 4 p.m. take a look here. man came into the lobby. he walked up to the counter and ring the bell several times. you see that guy there? that's when he grabbed the clerk by her arm, climbed over the counter, and through that service window. thankfully, she was able to break free and make her way into another area of the building with the help of a staff member. officers then arrested the man that clerk is expected to be okay. well, we have an update to a story that we exposed a few months ago. complaints of a supervisor bullying employees at the antioch school district. in one case, an employee's desk ended up on the roof of a building. tonight, we're learning. the school district's internal investigation ruled that incident a prank. it happened in january of last year, but the findings were only recently revealed. our investigative unit got a hold of those results. the d

control took custody of the dogs and police arrested 31 year old jesse ali and 39 year-old hillary flynn. they had a preliminary hearing on this case today. pablo and his friends say the owners of the two dogs were in an rv that was parked here on alameda street. you can see today that rv and several others are now gone. rosa's husband says he and other neighbors have raised concerns about the rv. residents who have started congregating around here the last few years. he believes they're not here right now because of the attention on his husband's attack, because if there's an incident, it cleans out and then they come right back, it cleans out, it comes right back. so it's not there's not a permanent solution. it's been a little more than two weeks since the attack, and rosa is still recuperating, still traumatized, and says he doesn't feel safe in his own neighborhood anymore. i'm freaked out because i do everything around my house walking. i'm not able to walk anymore. rosa is six foot six inches tall. he says he's lucky he was tall enough and strong enough to scale the fence, which h

once forward, progress was stopped just east of the north flynn road exit in livermore. good thing is right the ranchers are starting to throw more cattle in the area. so there's more grazing land. the normal. >> we've a lot of rain last couple years. the fuel. the feel of a little bit more than we're used to. fortunately, no evacuations were ordered. this area is prone to spot fires in the heat. so cal, fire crews will stop by each of the next 2 days to ensure nothing rekindles. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> but cal fire says it was likely related to a vehicle. just make when you're traveling from >> secure your chains. if you're towing a trailer, if you have any issues pull over. >> you know, don't discard figure it out the window. enjoy your days in livermore, philippe djegal all kron. 4 3 new bills aimed at helping to fight and prevent wildfires are moving through the state legislature. >> 3 bills were authored by state senator bill dodd who represents napa. the first of the bills would create stronger standards for defensible space around ho

didn't stop to help me there was very painful, sfpd said it arrested two suspects, 39 year old hillary flynn and 31 year old jesse ali of san francisco. >> the woman is facing charges including failure to control a dangerous dog, resisting arrest and also had outstanding warrants. it's been the better part of seven years that we've been fighting to get our neighborhood cleaned up, and it gets cleaned up, it comes back, it gets cleaned up, it comes back. >> we call 311 constantly. >> rasha's husband, robert fountain, has lived in the neighborhood for 15 years. in that time, he's witnessed its degradation. >> i'm on high alert from the time i leave the gym door until the time i get inside my door and that's not right. >> fountain has spent three decades as an event designer who has produced several of the city's high profile marquee galas. >> had pablo not been six six and 220 pounds and healthy, i'd be planning a funeral today and the city that i love so much and has given me so much would have taken and i'm getting emotional. would have taken the thing that meant the most to me away. >> it's

las llamas se ubicaron en altamont pass, cerca de la calle flynn, sobre la autopista 5 80, y afectaronlo, el pasto se ha vuelto ya el combustible de estos incendios. el paso, exactamente. 1 de esos elementos principales que propician esas condiciones idóneas para incendios. igualmente el viento, que ha estado un tanto fuerte en términos de las ráfagas en la zona y por supuesto, la humedad relativa baja contribuye grandísimamente a esa situación. y para eso hay que crear conciencia entre la comunidad para que sepa que el humano es el que mayor participa al inicio de un incendio. cierto, y es somos los principales causantes de eso. a veces lo hacemos, verdad? lanzando basura en la carretera, las colillas de cigarrillo, las cadenas en los carros cuando se arrastran, pues puede provocar ese tipo de situaciones. hay que tener mucho cuidado. las temperaturas en los próximos días también hay que tratarlas con cuidado. así hay que van a descender poco a poco en estos próximos días y. pero todavía fíjese que continúa en efecto, esa advertencia por calor para los condados de santa clara contra c

once forward, progress was stopped just east of the north flynn road exit in livermore.anchers are starting throw more cattle in the area. so there's more grazing land. the normal. >>we've had rain the last couple years. the fuel. feel a little bit more than we're used to. fortunately, no evacuations were ordered. this area is prone to spot fires in the heat. so cal, fire crews will stop by each of the next 2 days to ensure nothing rekindles. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but cal fire says it was likely related to a vehicle. just make sure when you're traveling, travel safe, secure your chains. if you're towing a trailer, if you have any issues pull over. >>you know, don't discard figure it out the window. enjoy your day in livermore. philippe. >>the heat is back in the state of california. and while the most recent heat wave lasted only 3 days, it's already having an impact on the california valleys, farming industry. leslie molina has more on why the heat may be taking money out of farm workers. pockets. >>the central valley is finishing out its f

we had a crash eastbound 580 at north flynn.now that morning commute looks rather typical. 205 and 580 are going to be slow. it doesn't appear to be affected by what happened over the weekend with the closures for the fire. 748 what about today's cloudy start? here's steve. >> all right sal, thank you. not only cloudy but on the mild side. lots of 50s, 60s, even brentwood and vacaville say 70 warm degrees already. so then get some sun breaks. they'll jump up. although fairfield west to 24, oakland west novato now west to 21. sfo has been up to 33. so another blustery windy day here for many. now these wind directions will turn more northerly. just a powerhouse system in the pacific northwest for june 2nd. still up there today, but record rainfall up in and around seattle, much of washington yesterday and some impressive amounts inch, inch and a half over the that we are getting a lot of the high and mid-level clouds. if you get a little south wind or a west southwest wind could be on the mild side. so that's what we have here. c