captain foy says. you're more likely to be attacked by a domestic dog than by a coyote. in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> the chp says a road rage shooting stalled traffic on the bay bridge this morning. they say someone opened fire at a woman's car at about 615, shattering her windshield in the middle of that morning commute, the driver pulled over to a safe spot, then went to the hospital for injuries from the glass. investigators later shut down the highway in the westbound direction near treasure island to search for evidence. there. it reopened around 9:00. >> in the south bay, seven people have been arrested weeks after a police officer was attacked at a sideshow. suspects were seen jumping on and destroying his police car. now, officials say they've arrested everyone responsible for it. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more. >> these frozen images taken from video that was blasted on social media, have helped lead to the arrest of seven people. >> if you attack a san jose police officer attempting to help an injured person so you

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nate foy, thank you. make america the land of opportunity again. glenn youngkin laying out his vision ahead of donald trump's speech tonight. >> ainsley: he is laying gr groundwork for 2028. he joins us now. >> we have one objective, to win in 2024. i told the president i am enthusiastically working for he and j.d. to win. one of the most important sentiments across this convention will cull miminate ie president's speech is commitment to do the work. we have 3-1/2 months to win this. we have to flip the senate and get donald trump back in the white house. that is the work and where we're focused. >> steve: joe biden won commonwealth of west virginia in 2020, now it is essentially over last couple weeks, a coin flip where they are tied. new emerson college poll about the commonwealth of virginia and donald trump is up by two points, 45-43. i would like to know who the 43% are. when you look at the current president, he is not having a good year. >> this is why we're in the situation we are, america has been projecting weakness around the world and

nate foy joins me now. >> good morning. already spent 16 months in russian lockup and is staring down 16 years after being sentenced on espionage charges but the process was expedited and what this could do is open the door for negotiations to reach the next phase and possible prisoner exchange. look at this video today. you see him inside the court room. russian authorities denied media a lot of access but he did make a final statement, pleaded not guilty, us government says he's innocent, state department is working tirelessly on bringing them home. russian prosecutors claim evan gershkovich work for the cia gathering information on a russian tank factory making thanks for russia's war in ukraine. a source close to evan gershkovich's family told me they would wait for the end of this sham trial, you saw evan gershkovich with his head shaved. his father has also shaved his own head in solidarity. look at this video showing evan gershkovich waving as he left the court room. the wall street journal says he was doing his job

parlementaire, la 5e république c'est un régime qui est semi-présidentiel, donc finalement pour la première fois affronte cette crisis et cette crisis est inédite, elle est historique, et la question finalement de soit revenir un retour de la 4e république ou de... euh nous a nous sommes dans un contexto where il va y avoir les les jeux olympiques, la rentrée parlementaire ne se fera que au mois de septembre, donc il est tout à fait normal que gabriel attal nest pas demissionné, seulement la problematic, c'est que la plupart des ministres de d'emmanuel macron veulent demissionner et puis la moitie des ministers d'emmanuel macron have not been elected in this legislative election, so it means that... finally, it will fall to think about a new government and a new prime minister, now that the left has gathered avec le parti d'emmanuel macron pour barrage au rassemblement national, aujourd'hui elle doit se rassemblement pour pouvoir presenter un premier ministre, seulement ça va être très compliqué parce que jean-luc mélenchon, la partie extrême gauche, lui se revendique legit. au poste de premier

>> bret: nate foy in london, nate, thanks.resident biden's political fate and reaction to former president trump's convention speech, we'll be back with that in a second. ♪ ♪ discover performance in rare form. you got it... but she's delayed. get offers on select f sport models at the golden opportunity sales event. it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come. >> the american people, folks back here want a new leader, somebody that isn't trump that, isn't biden. >> i don't think we can do a coronation, but, obviously, the vice president would be the leading candidate. i think kind of a mini primary. >> i think would he be decisive about this. we rip off the band-aid. make kamala harris the nominee. >> you have heard from the president directly time and again, he is in this race to win, and is he our nominee and he is going to be our president for a

nate foy joins you now. >> good morning.way from a verdict that is expected to come back as guilty as the u.s. state department says that the entire legal process in russia is a sham. you mentioned that russian prosecutors are seeking an 18-year prison sentence for evan gershkovich who made his final statement before the court this morning. once again, the media did not have access inside the courtroom. as this trial is set to wrap in less than a month. gershkovich is accused much spying on the cia to gather information about a russian factory that manufactures tanks for its war in ukraine. gershkovich pleaded not guilty. the u.s. government says that he is innocent. as does his employer, the "wall street journal." the u.s. state department said yesterday they are working tirelessly on bringing him home as well as former u.s. marine paul whelan who russian authorities arrested in 2018. now, as for gershkovich. he has been in russian custody for 16 months. russian authorities said we would not see him again until after a verd

fox's nate foy has the story. >> the flightmare continues following friday's massive global software >> i feel awful for everybody who's flights are getting canceled, people going to things like funerals or stuff of that situation. this is unacceptable. >> delta airlines, one of the most affected over the weekend, canceled more than 600 additional flights monday morning. the airline accounted for roughly half of the 7000 u.s. flights canceled between friday, saturday and sunday, marking one of the worst travel weekends of the year. delta's ceo says, quote, our teams have been working around the clock to recover and restore full functionality. the tech meltdown came during the busiest travel weekend of the summer for delta, with flights already more than 90% full. meanwhile, multiple financial institutions, government entities and corporations around the globe also reported issues. in the u.s, some hospitals and school districts reported impacts, and some courthouses either closed or delayed trial proceedings. in the uk, the impacts are similar. >> the doctors answer more or less imme

nate foy, thanks for breaking down those horrendous details for us. sandra?sandra: gillian, thank you. we are waiting to hear from the white house. this is a live look at the white house press briefing room. this would be the first update that we have had from karine jean-pierre since the president's debate performance. we will take you there live when that briefing begins. >> gillian: and this toilet paper could offer insight into the health of the economy. companies who sell the product or issuing a new warning about consumer spending. have the former ceo of cke restaurant on tap to join us next. tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse n

and it's not just flights that are actually are being affected here, fox's nate foy has more tonightm london. >> the flight mer continues following friday's massive global software glitch. >> i feel awful for everybody who's flights are getting canceled, people going to things like funerals or stuff of that situation. this is unacceptable. >> delta airlines, one of the most affected over the weekend, canceled more than 600 additional flights monday morning. the airline accounted for roughly half of the 7000 us flights canceled between friday, saturday and sunday, marking one of the worst travel weekends of the year. delta's ceo says, quote, our teams have been working around the clock to recover and restore full functionality. the tech meltdown came during the busiest travel weekend of the summer for delta, with flights already more than 90% full. meanwhile multiple financial institutions, government entities and corporations around the globe also reported issues. in the us, some hospitals and school districts reported impacts and some courthouses either closed or delayed trial proce

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captain foy says the coyotes aggressive behavior is not normal.mal has been tested for rabies, but those test results are not yet available. now, if the coyote happens to test positive for rabies, ucsf's doctor peter chin hong says it actually takes a while for rabies to grow so the body can start working against the virus. even if you vaccinate after being bit. so the vaccines are over two weeks and you get four shots usually, as well as immune globulin on the first day. coyotes are frequently seen lurking around san francisco, even in broad daylight. just last tuesday, this one was spotted cruising on the bright pink triangle on twin peaks, and this one was recently seen strutting down frederick street in the city's cole valley neighborhood. animal control reminds us it is currently birthing and pup rearing season for the coyote, so they can be more protective and assertive and an important reminder do not feed them. keep your dogs on a leash and report any aggressive or strange behavior to the city's coyote hotline. terry jess, that is unnervin

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it's a kind of thing that we seen in nicaragua in cuba, part of the so called foi co 2 and a as labeled by washington. now that one of the 1st things that happens according to the us play is condemnation of the election result to cause downwards. over its legitimacy, we've heard his statement now from a group of us little by because dictator nicholas madura has once again stolen the presidential election. however, wasn't the narc regime will never steal, is the vanesso as people desire to return to democracy and live in freedom. after decades of tyranny, we must prioritize uniting the free world in rejecting this shim election results. the 2nd part of the playbook as a quarter, as well organizing protests coding on the opposition to take to the streets, to defend democracies. i take them as peaceful process as we've seen that anything faults. but this is a narrative that is then played out by a us friend these global media. we can take a look at the streets of venezuela. now the, what we've just seen is exactly what we saw back in 2019, when again. but dodo, one the presidential electio

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let's go to nate foy in london.here was a russia to get a conviction, could that mean a potential deal for a swap is getting close? >> remains to be seen how close. the trial happened quickly. entire thing happened less than a month and a conviction and end of the trial was necessary to get to next phase of negotiating a swap. lavrov said russia is receptive to a deal, talks will need to be had in private. here is a statement that reads, we are pushing hard for evan's release and will push to do so. as i have said and the un concluded, there is no question russia ises wrongfully detaining evan, journalism is not a crime. gershkovich is seen nodding when asked if he understands. they claim he worked for the cia. now former marine paul whelan has been in russian custody since 2018. president biden is also working to get his release. gershkovich was seen today waving while leaving the courtroom, take a look at this video. a source close to his family say they have been awaiting the end of this trial. gershkovich made a

nate foy is here with the latest on the incident.ks horrific. >> launched one man into an overhead bin during the flight. you see his feet sticking out on the other passengers helped him down after that. 30 people suffered injuries because of the turbulence. one passenger described it like this. >> translator: one moment to the next the plane destabilized and went into a dive. people who didn't have seatbelts went up and hit the ceiling and got hurt. those who had seatbelts on, not so much. >> reporter: what appears to be a bloodstain on a seat in business class in economy. pictures show the tire seat collapsed. emergency responders carried one person off the plane on a stretcher. one passenger talked about the chaos on board. >> translator: passengers with injuries to their arms, face and legs with a horrible feeling. we felt we were going to die. thank god it didn't happen. >> reporter: the injured, most of them suffering bruises and contusions, were treated in various hospitals in the area. at the moment only six passengers remain

. >> brian: nate foy joins us. a surprise. >> certainly not a surprise calling the entire russian legal process a sham. russian prosecutors asking for 18 years, gershkovich accused of gathering information on behalf of the cia as a spy, has now been found guilty of that technically in russ ian court. the courts he was gathering information at a tank factory. the state department says they are working tirelessly on bringing him home, as well as paul whelan. he has been in custody since 2018. gershkovich, 16 months in russian custody, you see him there. a source close to the family says his father shaved his head. they are not sure of the conditions evan is enduring, they are happy according to a source, this sham trial is upon wraing up. they have been anxious for it to move quickly. which it did. second hearing yesterday was moved from august 13th, leading some to hope that possible a prisoner swap could be in the works. that is not confirmed, lavrov confirmed that american and russian intelligence agencies have di

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but this fois going to be a ver tough conversation in the weeks coming forward. share your thoughts if you would. >> none of it taking away lester from as you described the urgency and frankly the devastation of this moment. given what we have learned about what has happened in this rally in butler, pennsylvania. our team here at nbc news is n out to a myriad of campaign sources close to former president trump and obviously pr the latest we have heard and you have been reporting is thatn he is okay. he is in the words of a spokesperson fine and being looked at. we are seeking more information. i can also tell you based on a message to staff obtained by our colleagues. a top campaign official is telling staff members that af everything is okay. that we have no details to share at this time. but saying they will atfollow-u soon with more information. they are directing staff members to not speak iwith members of the media. they want what they describe as a total lockdown here. they add your personal safety is of the utmost importance here. to pray, remain vigilant

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in london, nate foy, ktvu, fox two news service on the new oakland alameda water shuttle is back thisning. >> the free woodstock ferry first made its first trip across the estuary wednesday morning, but mechanical issues grounded the boat an hour before its last trip. that evening. sf bay ferry says repairs on the shuttle are now complete and it is back in service as of today, saks fifth avenue says layoffs and big operational changes are coming. the chronicle reports the location in san francisco's union square will be switching to appointment only shopping. the change is set to go in effect august 28th. no word yet on the motivations behind the operational pivot. the announcement also includes a round of layoffs. it's not clear how many employees will be getting those notices. saks reps say those who are eligible will get severance packages. >> well, much like that video, we have blue skies outside our doors here in jack london studio and roberta, it's already warm out there and it's just going to get warmer. >> absolutely. with the daytime heating today, our temperatures are increa

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fox news correspondent nate foy is here with the latest. >> hey, kelly, the turbulence hit so har d actuallynched one man into an overhead bin during the flighchedt take a loe you see his feet sticking out. then other passengers help him come down. over 30 people suffered injuries because of the peopturbulence. enge >> one passenger described it like this. know from one moment to thee mome next. the plane destabilized and went intont a dive. people the people who didn't have seatbelts went up in the air and hit the ceilino nog and they got hurt. >> those who had seatbelts >> not so muchwh. >> and you see the remnants of that with what appears to ber a bloodstainemnant t on a seat a business class back in economy picture show an entirein collapsed during the flight. emergency responders carried at least one person off off the plane on a stretcher. here's another passenger talkin g the chaos on board. >> why didn't they see another ? were passengers with fractures and injuries to their arms, face and legs? it was a pretty horrible feeling. >> we thought we were going to die there, but thank go

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harris, how does she run away from that biden catastrophic economic record easpecially wit respect foynd really poured kerosene on the fire. so with respect to j.d. vance, i think the guy's a free marketeer. very solid, conservative voting record in congress and i think that you'll see under trump 2.0, policies that were very similar and successful to what happened in the first term. >> he's not -- you don't think j.d. vance is whispering into president trump's trump we need to go to 28%? what they want to do, they tell me, on the corporate tax rate. >> ironclad guarantee if trump is re-elected, i think he will be, we will be cutting the corporate tax rate not raising it because it was a massive success when we did it. we brought it over $1 trillion of capital from the rest of the world when we cut that corporate tax rate. became a magnate of capital. by the way, biden wants to double the capital gains tax, a catastrophe for investors. >> ernie, you're probably, your head's going to explode if i don't let you respond to those thing. your response? >> look, you know, i think that we're