>> cheers] >>> grayson roberts, i love. this has been sharing his journey online.ng to raise enough money see the world while he still has some of his vision. wow. his love for music made him a big fan of travis barker when the famous drummer heard about his story he showed up at the lemonade stand gave a generous donation and even performed for grayson, if that doesn't get you a ticket into heaven, ainsley i don't know what does. >> ainsley: so sweet and having a baby with courtney kardashian. >> ainsley: congratulations to him and grayson as well. >> ainsley: blue collar anthem everybody is talking about this song rich men north of richmond hitting top 100. >> rich men north of richmond lord knows they just want to have total control ♪ wanna know what you think ♪ wanna know what you do ♪ and they don't think you know ♪ but i know that you do. >> ainsley: it's striking the wrong chord with the left, of course, the left leaninge media. the song's populism unmistakenly leans right ward tract primed for hyper polar rised moment when searches perceive themselves as em

uh, it is certainly a very obvious that we are seeing a great number of costs. le grayson's across the northern hemisphere and hawaii somehow fits into this pattern. it's not a coincidence that we're seeing so many of these things happening at, at the same time. however, it's very difficult to pinpoint and say ok, you know, this is a, a market climate change for this particular event. i think that it definitely has also a very strong weather component to it. steven, thank you very much. that was stephen blessing a professor at the university of hawaii. my pleasure. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. authorities in china have issued a red alerts for the arrival of typhoid in tune on some $23000.00 residents of so far we have activated from areas in the northeast. canada is expected to cause heavy flooding. it's trying to 6 type boons so far this season for south african president, jacob zulu, has were reported to prison only to beat swiftly released again under a new program to avoid over crowding in jails. so who was sentenced to 15

. >> reporter: she was able to deliver a healthy baby boy, grayson.complications kept mounting. doctors tested faith's placenta, discovering she had an infection. and three days after giving birth, another issue forced her to reach back out to her doctors in steamboat. >> i called because i had redness in the edge at my c-section scar. and that was concerning. >> when you're on the phone with her and she says i need you to come in immediately. >> it's scary because i couldn't drive myself. but it's so scary to think what could be happening to me. >> her name is rowan nicole. 7 pounds, 1 ounce. >> reporter: brittany was a labor and delivery nurse at regional before they closed their doors. when she got pregnant with her second child. >> where is the baby? >> reporter: she knew she was going to have to deliver at the hospital in steamboat springs. but things didn't go according to plan. >> it's like my husband comes inside. i think it's time to leave. i'm really uncomfortable. i'm ready for pain intervention. i'm ready to hit the road. by the time i dri

concord assembly member tim grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to senderious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative that california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. the social media company formerly known as twitter is now auctioning off old items that no longer have a place in its new. >> x headquarters, elon musk's giant garage sale includes a range of items from furniture to kitchen appliances and even a large bird cage. well did with a twitter logo. the two-day auction opens september 12 in francisco with all 584 items ope

now the crimean bridge took part in the preparation, as the grayson portal writes , british special forceson. we are told that britain is now preparing 2,000 ukrainian thugs for acts of sabotage. the military is here in crimea, so he is doing that there are no questions, no question at all, but that britain is sponsoring a terrorist kyiv regime. it's obvious. that's not the issue. this is a statement of fact, moreover, you will remember half a year ago autumn even a little more than autumn, but in my opinion autumn, but 22 terrorist attacks in the black sea, when the so-called grain deal was suspended for the first time. we call the black sea initiative. these were the british so-called specialists who, together with representatives of the kiev regime, committed. uh, this is the same terrorist attack, but you asked about contacts, these contacts exist at the level of embassies, and not for this, and there are embassies not for to compliment each other or to watch these same british military relations go to restaurants. to make contacts on a range of issues. this is work. that's the kind of

the business jet that crashed was on its way from moscow to petersburg, close to pvk wagner , the graysontelegram channel claims that the plane was shot down by air defense in a dangerous manner. there is no official confirmation of this information. in the event of a complete terabyte destruction of the main control systems and that's all for today on the air tomorrow there are discounts on mebikar ic 10% tablets in pharmacies traveller, bam and savings, pain can become an obstacle on the stairs, relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves the mobility of the joints, you can also walk the only yellow cream for joint pain buy with a 20% discount long cream 150 g in pharmacies pharmacy ns pharmacy penny pharmacy layer and what do you think about lacalut fix reliably fixes my foot see this week in the program judicial control with tatyana shustrovoy, who got into the public integrity council, a strong composition of scientists, lawyers, journalists, lawyers , the tasks facing the newly formed body , the council must take part in the qualification of more than 2,000 judges, see thursday, au

east bay assembly member tim grayson wrote that bill then factor place. >> a crucial it plays centrale in our state's economy, a b 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send a serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative that california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufacturer. >> the assembly has already passed the bill. so the next step that will be before a senate committee. >> coming up, the special counsel has been appointed to the hunter biden case. what this meanspecial counsel has been appointed in the investigation of president joe biden's son. hunter, u.s. attorney general merrick garland made that announcement today on kron four's. anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> the announcement today means that the senior prosecutor who has been investig

that's what happened in grayson rock. embrace when there most of them are the sections. in other words, money on some of the people in the journal monega enrolled where the clients were at actually brought down from the vents and declined. they're ready to fight the make war again. are they uh, they ended up offering a lot of wow, which from decided to go to the well feet family instead of to the, to the buyers and had been in the past. because the room was almost the theater by hannibal. and so around $200.00 the seats. uh and uh, they asked the rich people to uh, you know, fight to preserve their freedom by giving their jewelry and everything. and the rich people i gave the jewelry and the gold of them on the why was over one of the variables that we said, you know, work was really, i guess it's a lot of the bands and the oh the roman center. well, we've got a hold of my fighting on the war to say, come, we don't have that. i only have to do land that we just confident from the cartridge and replace the studies and supported it will give you all the land, our point b,

uh, it is certainly a very obvious that we are seeing a great number of costs. le grayson's across the northern hemisphere and hawaii somehow fits into this patter, that it's not a coincidence that we're seeing so many of these things happening at, at the same time. however, it's very difficult to pinpoint and say ok, you know, this is a, a market climate change for this particular event. i think that it definitely has also a very strong weather component to it. saving. thank you very much. that was stephen blessing a professor at the university of hawaii. but let's catch up on a few of the stories making headlines around the world today. forty's in china have issued a red alert for the arrival of type boon coon. summit $23000.00 residents have so far been evacuated from areas in the northeast. tonight is expected to cause heavy flooding. its china is 6 type in so far this year. ukraine says a russian missile has struck a hotel used by the un in separation killing at least one person. this is the 2nd attack on the southern city in recent days. it's about 50 kilometers from europe's big

carey grayson. woodrow wilson's former physician and no stranger to presidential cover ups, had a wooden passageway construct it from the capitol rotunda to the site of the swearing in on the east front film of franklin traversing the final 35 feet down a ramp to the speaker's podium. shows his body upper body swaying back and forth as he propelled himself toward lectern with his son james. on his left. neither franklin's cane nor his vice grip on james's arm is visible. even the oath of office had to be staged to create the impression that franklin was standing unassisted facing chief justice charles evans use his right hand raised his left surreptitiously grasping for support with a 17th century dutch family bible open to the first epistle to the corinthians before. once he had been sworn in the 32nd president pivoted to grasp the specially constructed lectern with both hands, and spoke the words that would become the most memorable. he ever uttered. this great nation will endure. it has endured.

that's what happened then. grayson ross in greece when they melted down the are the sections, in other words, money on some of the people in the journal monega enrolled, where the coins was actually struck down from the decline. they're really to fight the make war again, are they? uh they ended up offering a lot of wow, which from decided to go to the wealthy families instead of the, to the buyers and had been in the past. because the room was almost the theater by hannibal and son, around $200.00 the seats. uh and uh, they asked the rich people to uh, you know, fight to preserve their freedom by giving their jewelry and everything. and the rich people, are they the jewelry and the gold of them the why was over. uh why don't the very well think that we said, you know, really i guess that's a bit slow us for the bands and the oh the romans center. well, we've got a hold of my waiting on the award to say come, we don't have that. i only have to do land that we just conquered from the cartridge and replace the city subordinate that will give you all the land, our point b, e r. great, the

spay assembly member tim grayson wrote that bill.a crucial it plays central role in our state's economy. a b 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send a serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative that california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufacturer. d the bill unanimously. in fact, the next step, a senate committee. the la dodgers facing for new lawsuits. they claim excessive force was used by security guards at dodger stadium. the incident reportedly happened in 2021. 2023. the plaintiffs are hoping to get compensation for emotional distress and punitive damages. and one case, a woman claims security guards assaulted her when she noticed they had surrounded her brother and his girlfriend. this was d

robert grayson they all got together and decided to pull the wool over the cabinets eyes and they brought marshall and other members of the cabinet into the sit room with the paralyzed side of his body was on, away from entrance to the door. they closed the drapes and the wood could see how incapacitated he was, and he could sort of partly speak on one side of his mouth and so he appeared to look like he was still, you know, functioning although in fact, he was not. they were not able to pursue this, this was of course before the 25th amendment but they were not able to pursue moving out of office. when he recovered somewhat the first thing he did was to take marshall out. so there was some revenge counsel payback for that but, of course, there's other examples of presidents who are incapacitated but not dead, and we can think of presidents who were extremely ill. john kennedy extremelyen ill wih addison's disease. roosevelt extremely ill with end-stage cardiovascular disease when he was fired for four hours a day but the other hours really not ableer to function complete. so here the iss

. >> stephen: grayson, what do you think the villain wants from the hero's? to hide. and maybe peter is very valuable and has knowledge he needs to know or something. so he's trying to get into his brain. >> stephen: okay, so he needs a place to live and it's going to be inside of peter because he's tired of living underneath the bed. and then he gets into peter and he finds out that there's great information in peter's head. so now he has that information. >> that's where peter fights back. >> stephen: so the movie is taking place inside the head of the boy who is possessed by the demon. and again, let's get back to this. the demon himself is a demon inside the monkey whose inside of no one who is now inside of peter. >> the way they get the demon out is the spray. it's kind of like hair spray. >> [laughing] >> seriously. >> stephen: you can chase away a demon with hair spray? >> it's true. >> stephen: it's true. like aqua net? what are we talking about here? >> regular hair spray. >> stephen: any old hair spray? >> yeah. >> maybe we could be like because it

concord assembly member tim grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send a serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative that california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least growth and high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron 4 news. so the bill heads to the senate appropriations committee and if it receives approval from marital. >> make it to the senate floor for that vote. san francisco bay ferry is introducing some changes and how it collects affairs from people. passengers will now be required to show proof of fair while they are boarding instead of when they're getting off the ferry. t

concord assembly member tim grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to sende country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative the california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new york judge has ordered ftx founder and bay area native sam bankman-fried back behind bars while he awaits his fraud trial. prosecutors claimed he tried to tamper with witnesses and influence testimony on friday. a judge revoked the suspect's bail ordering him to be jailed again. the former crypto-currency executive had been under house arrest at his parents home in palo alto. he's accused of

concord assembly member tim grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send the serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative that california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least growth and high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 just a fast reminder tonight service between san francisco and millbrae cal train stations. >> is suspended for repairs this weekend. it's one of several closures that are happening throughout this month. there is a bus bridge between the stops, though, but riders should still expect delays. people are also being encouraged to look for some other ways to get around

east bay assembly member tim grayson wrote the bill. factor place. >> a crucial it plays central role in our state's economy. a b 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send a serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here california. and it's imperative that california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least growth and high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufacturer. >> yeah, and it appears pretty popular. the assembly has already passed the bill. the next step, a senate committee. next. not kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock. the push continues tonight for more cameras around the bay area try to prevent freeway shootings. how the chp is saying those cameras could really help. >> also growing skepticism over driverless robo taxis and san francisco. but first, we continue to follow the devastation and maui will h

concord assembly member tim grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send the serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative the california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> back here at home, day 2 of the outside lands music festival wrapping up tonight in san francisco today. mark, the festival's 15th anniversary around 75,000 people are expected to attend each day, but with the large crowds come safety concerns yesterday afternoon, organizers close to the summit ends to make necessary repairs and it remained closed today. bu

office and that along with wilson's wife edith and his secretary joseph tumulty and his doctor robert grayson and they all got together and decided to pull the wool over the cabinets eyes, and they brought um, marshall and other members of the cabinet into the sick room where the paralyzed side of his body was on away from entrance to the door. they closed the drapes so that no one could see how incapacitated he was and he could sort of partly speak on one side of his mouth. and so he appeared to look like he was you know still functioning although in fact. is not um, they did not they were not able to pursue this was of course before the 25th amendment they weren't able to pursue moving him out of office and when he recovered somewhat the first thing he did was to take marshall out of office. so there was some revenge and some payback for that and but of course there's other examples of presidents who are incapacitated, but not dead, you know, and we can think of presidents who were extremely ill john kennedy extremely ill with addison's disease roosevelt extremely ill with end-stage cardiov

. >> but don't you think you look at mike yarwood, he did a great larry impression , by the larry graysond. but in way. mike yarwood did. but in the mike yarwood do these the 70s. mike yarwood do these impressions they were, they were kind. were send up. but you kind. they were send up. but you fast forward a years to fast forward a few years to spitting they're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, they're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a they're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a bitthey're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a bit more,e a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a bit more, cuttings bit nastier, a bit more, cutting a more . a bit more. >> well here's the thing >> oh well here's the thing about mike about because i wrote in mike yarwood. lovely, lovely yarwood. lovely, lovely, lovely guy and you know he would get a script in and it would be about somebody he knew, you know, oh , somebody he knew, you know, oh, i can't do that. is my mate . i i can't do that. is my mate. i play i can't do that. is my m

. >> but don't you think you look at mike yarwood, he did a great larry impression , by the larry graysond. but in way. mike yarwood did. but in the mike yarwood do these the 70s. mike yarwood do these impressions they were, they were kind. were send up. but you kind. they were send up. but you fast forward a years to fast forward a few years to spitting they're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, they're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a they're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a bitthey're a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a bit more,e a little fast forward a few years to spi nastier, a bit more, cuttings bit nastier, a bit more, cutting a more . a bit more. >> well here's the thing >> oh well here's the thing about mike about because i wrote in mike yarwood. lovely, lovely yarwood. lovely, lovely, lovely guy and you know he would get a script in and it would be about somebody he knew, you know, oh , somebody he knew, you know, oh, i can't do that. is my mate . i i can't do that. is my mate. i play i can't do that. is my m

ready and go go ♪ ♪ you can do anything for my blue suede shoes ♪ ♪ >> was really unique about the graysonwas it really tells a complete story. it really is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists here in the united states. archives at graceland we have over 1.5 million artifacts for everything from documents, to books, to wardrobe for the space is around 3000 square feet it gave us the opportunity to explore the collection and display things that might never been seen before. a lot of our visitors went to see jumpsuits he got over 30 of them on display throughout i was presley's memphis. withople really connect because of the shows and the concerts and what they remember. cars are huge. even if you are not an elvis fan there's a lot of people who just love the car collection in such an amazing collection of cars. probably the biggest part of our collection of the biggest item in our collection beside the mansion is the least that marine airplane. that's always a big. he flies a plan 1975 is that over 200 times in two years. we drummed on everest elvis ripresley