san goas a clear skies, temperatures are backing down into the 70s. 76 degrees in san jose at the momentdown to 65 in santa rosa. still in the 80s. right at 60 in oakland. 56 degrees for downtown san francisco. even in the city temperatures will warm up tomorrow, not to the extent of the inland area. the fog will try to spread out. the fact that it is a compressed marine layer means it will not overcome some of the terrain areas. making its way into the inland valleys, backing up along the coast. should be fog free heading to 9:00, 10:00 in the morning. along the coast, plenty of sunshine after that foggy start early in the day. then, the temperatures will warm up from a normal start. most of us in the 50s. very coolest spots in the north bay values, around 50 along the coast. warmest spots far inland staying in the lower 60s. all of the numbers are typical for june and the temperatures warm up, a lot. 91 degrees for a high temperature in san jose. 95 for los gatos. those are not the hot spots, livermore, 100 degrees. upper 80s for fremont and near 90. middle to upper 60s. don't lose the

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[cheers and applause] >> and crooked goa has done jos done you nothing for you except talk. average wages are down 6%. we lifted 6.6 million people out of poverty. black americans saw their largest increase in home ownership on record. >> former president trump slamming biden's record with black voters in detroit as the two candidates are neck and neck in the key swing state. our next guest joins us live from detroit where he spent a few hours with trump at yesterday's event, michigan congressman john james who joins us now. congressman, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me back on. >> you bet. you hear trump's message to the black voters, polling suggests he's starting to resonate to some extent with the black voter. what do you think about that in detroit as a possible effect for the way we see michigan go in november? >> look, in 2016 donald trump came into detroit, asked detroiters what we had to lose. eight years later, joe biden has shown us. president trump came back the hood with the receipts. he talked about rising crime. he talked about rising interest

the black people have to remember when they go to vote that was 1994, crime bill, super predators, goa detroit pastor praising trump for visiting places he said presidents obama and biden have never visited. >> president trump, i'm so humble that you would be here. president obama never came to the hood, so-to-speak. right? president joe biden, he went to the big naacp dinner but he never came to the hood. so thank you. cheryl: you know, liz peek, the washington post, the washington of post has an editorial out this morning, mr. biden should assume the polls are right, not wrong. he's got a polling problem and he needs to admit it. they talk about the swing states like michigan that there was donald trump in front of the people, president biden in la with a bunch of celebrities. >> trump is going where people have feared to tread in the past and particularly republicans and good for him because it isn't just the swing states that are where he's doing very well. it's also with groups like black voters where historically republicans have been way behind and so obviously he's not going to

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. >> he's going to call him a convicted felon, a bankrup goa bozo that's going to bringci more chaos and racism to the country. and trump's not going to betalk able to talk. he's going to have to holdmposei his breath, compose himself, because his mike's going to be muted and then he's goin l g to have to fire back if he's firing back at all these hoaxes and smears the whole time. >> is he not getting his unifying message across on policgettpolicyy? >> of course, that's going to they are going to try to stop him from doing jesse.en >> and i think president trump is experienced at this point. he's led to this countryeachment against the backdrop of an trumachment hoax, a trump russia collusion hoax. so i think he's set up to do well here. lusion hthink but if i was givie to joe biden, here's what it would be is don't take hillary clinton's advice flicte because she is conflicted as an adviser. >> remember, in advisor.f biden there's a lot of people waiting in line salivating for that. dn peoplc nomination. mination no doubt hillary clinton's one of them. so when you have a adviser who

democ julian, do you think democrats would be better served going bed goa or gavin newsom at this point? i know you wrote about being very unsettled that joe biden is running for anothere four years. so i know you've never firmly been in his corner for reelectionthey betgh. >> are they better choices right now? well, kamala is very, very times unpopular and she has had the stage manysh times and she has not done particularly well. .ast night might have been a good night, but that's a pretty low bar for making a decision about a nominee. . i think gavin newsom has t appealed to some votero s, but o me and to a lot of others, he is sort of very superficial and a bit of a lightweight. he did very poorly in the debate against governor desantis on your networ dik and think a better choice would be josh shapiro, who is more in the political centersh he has been for thingse like school choice. he has denounced the hamasnoun, the pro-hamas protesters on college campuses. ifo ight the party has two probs right now, one is 70 or 80% of voters think that biden should not be runninfor thg for presi

. >> all right joining us for this conversation our first call for you comes from goas josephine you're on with our guest, good morning, go ahead. >> good morning. ingrid, you have a problem. the problem is you don't recognize when someone has arthritis in his back. i see this all of the time when i see that man walking. and i'm sadly having arthritis. >> available to watch on our website c-span.org or leave it now to take it live to hearing on -- ahead of the 2024 summer olympics in paris. lawmakers will hear freedom former olympic swimmers michael phelps and allison schmitt you're watching live coverage on c-span2. [silence] [silence] i ask all of our guests to please take their seats. guests having arrived. we call this sub committee oversight investigation now come to order i now recognize myself for five minute opening statement. as u.s. athletes prepare to compete in the u.s. olympics cloud of uncertainty hangs over reliability of international anti-doping enforcement which is supposed toe limit the use of certain performance enhancing drugs this committee has been alarmed to lear

i look forward to working with congress to reauthorize the goa legacy restoration fund. overall, the president's budget request for interior invests in programs to strengthen our nation for all americans. this great work would not be possible without the dedication of career public servants at interior. i look forward to our continued work together on these important issues. thank you for your partnership and support for the important work of the department and its incredible employees. and we are pleased -- denise, myself, and acting deputy secretary laura daniel davis -- are pleased to answer any questions that you may have about the budget. >> thank you, secretary haaland. i will start with questioning, and i will start with secretary wyden. since he has a very important thing to go to. >> thank you very much, madam chair. good to see you, madam secretary. i have enjoyed working with you since we were working across the house and the senate. there are a couple of issues that are particularly important in the west, and i think you, all, are aware that we are going to g

. >> all right joining us for this for you comes from goas josephine you're on with our guest, good morning.

here you$2entoring hav goa chfour times a year, a drop in the bucket against capital funding that goes to black women, against the fact that professor bradley, in the evidence of the record, they get rejected three times as much as anybody else. there is no evidence in the record that the white applicants couldn't get their funding from anywhere else. it's true of all of these chariethat small change. of their focus -- if you spend onespend it somewhere else. that is the reality of charitable giving. >> the thing about that that i don't either fully buy or understand is that it seems at its core the premise of your argument is so long as there are other sources of funding that are not discrimination on the basis of race, we can. just a drop in the bucket, everyone else is saving us from our own unlawfuon i don't quite understand. >> i iouk t asreverse, your honor. in the context of charitable giving, the first amendment protects your right to donate it to the because you choose. in that context, with small giving you cannot say it is not remedial just because it is not solving everyone