we begin with an american original, paris hilton, opening up like she's never before.ing a paparazzi favorite. now she's revealing stunning details about her life and trauma she says she hid from the world. and how she crafted a perna to hide her pain in plain sight. >> i've never talked about this outloud with anyone in an interview. so it's weird to talk about. >> juju: you might think you know paris hilton. >> paris, paris, paris! >> i'm very shy. >> juju: no one would guess that about you. >> no one would guess that, no. but i'm extremely shy. >> juju: behind the glittery backdrop of the paparazzi princess -- >> that's it, no more. >> i just felt that the whole world saw me as a sex symbol, but inside, i didn't feel that way at all. >> juju: she says was the real paris. >> i created this character inside of this place because i just wanted to be someone else. >> juju: as we continue to examine how young women in the limelight were treated 20 years ago in her new self-titled memoir, the pop culture icon now flipping her narrative on its head. you had a caricature of

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felecia hilton, dr. emily, thank you both.te of iowa. >>> coming up next, the hits just keep oncoming. more new questionable reporting on ethics behavior from fancy trips aficionado clarence thomas. what is fair market for a favorable supreme court ruling these days? we'll be right back. e court rulg these days we'll be right back. thomas. thomas ♪♪ >>> another day, another supreme court drama. the guardian is reporting that lawyers who had business before the supreme court paid money to a top aide to justice clarence thomas. the newspaper discovered the public venmo account of one of thomas' aides. the aide's account seemed to show that he received seven payments in november and december of 2019 from lawyers who previously served as thomas' legal clerks. upon further digging the guardian noted that it seemed the purpose of each payment is listed as either christmas party, thomas christmas party, ct christmas party or ct xmas party in an apparent reference to the justice's initials. who are these folks enjoying these christmas

steve hilton. >> hard pass. absolutely. to think of things i would less like to do. being stuck with the bidens in the rehoboth beach. no. can i just say one thing, though, weirdly i'm strangely attracted i see those ads for the river cruises, something about them i think yeah, maybe. >> trace: one guest is going to agree with you carl demaio. >> i'm with matt finn, sign me up get me the drink package though. >> i did that. >> because i've already been on the second largest boat, the oasis class which is what, 75 hundred people, 65 hundred people? the elevators they work out, it's surprisingly efficient. sign me up but i have to have the drink package. >> trace: jason rantz, your last crack at it. >> you know me to be a people person and nothing sounds more enjoyable than being held hostage in the middle of the ocean on a floating petri dish surrounded by 10,000 strangers who want to make small talk all day long. so sign me up. >> trace: love it. the poll would you go on the cruise ship twitter yes 20%, instagram yes 29%, d

doubletree by hilton. hilton. for the stay. you step inside the house, this could change the course of your entire life. >> i'm not afraid of a couple of ghosts. >> janai: welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. you know, i was looking because i love lakeith stanfield. i think he's so great. the countdown has begun. we are just a few days away from the star-studded movie, "haunted mansion" hitting theaters. the story is inspired by the classic theme park attraction and follows a mother and son as they enlist spiritual experts to help rid their home of supernatural squatters. don't look at me, gio. "haunted mansions" hits theaters this friday. gio's looking at me because we're the type to enlist some spiritual -- it's right up our alley. >> gio: i can't wait for this movie though. that is my favorite ride at disney world. >> whit: the cast looks incredible. >> janai: it looks like it's going to be good. >> gio: let's take a look at the other big stories that we're following on this sunday morning. happening right now, a spoke

steve hilton, great to talk to you. as always, thank you very much. >> we're moving up modestly so and we gained those recognize with cpi and ppi and producer prices also showing a calling of inflation. president biden taking a victory lap on cooling inflation and bidenomics in action and kevin o'leery in action and what do you think of his victory lap? is it deserved or not? >> think about the challenge from a 30,000-foot view and, you know, whether you call it bidenomics or policy and what's going on here is the fed is continuing to tighten because even after all this great news, i predict another 25 basis points this month and maybe another 25 in september and the reason that's happening is it's the stopping of core number of her shift and housing data up to 41% and housing is rolling over and nobody wants to sell house to the 4% mortgage and go to 7.5 and that's an obvious outcome, but the core inflation of goods and services and including labor is doggingly slow to go down to 2.5% so the fed staid on that mandate b

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steve hilton is a fox news contributor and joins us now.i have a feeling we have some things here that might get you fired up. so you heard from jay, the earth is screaming at us, perhaps i should also put this on the screen before you get going, steve. this is vice president kamala harris on what she says is climate anxiety. she says these are scared to death about the climate crisis, they use the term climate anxiety, their fear to even think about having a family or buying a home because they don't know what the world will be look in the next 10, 15, 20 years. is this all too much, steve? >> telling me, i mean, honestly, the people screaming at us are these climate hysterics and zealots react to hot weather in the summer in the most extreme and juvenile way you can imagine to hype up this thing that people sometimes use the word it's like a religion. i think that's the wrong word. religion for most people is positive. this is really destructive. where it takes you is a whole series of self-inflicted wounds on our economy that actually hu

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. >> trace: kevin corke live in dc thank you >> let's bring in fox news contributor steve hilton greato have you here in los angeles. >> reporter: and such a brilliant moment to celebrate, your new time trace. where else could i be. >> trace: still light outside that's the funniest thing about this. i want to look at the campaign fund raising, because you see there the number was big for president biden, $72 million, but, you know, it comes mostly from the big donors and karl rogue you herd kevin corke said more about the small donors, listen to him and we'll get your take. >> candidates try and get as many big dollar donors as they possibly can but they want to have a consistent flow from hundreds of thousands if not millions of small dollar donors who send them ten or $15 a month. >> reporter: so the theme here is the big dopesers give you one lump sum and the install keep you grooving along at 15, 20, 30, a hundred bucks a month. >> reporter: exactly and also the enthusiastic people who go and support your campaign in the community talk to your friends. and what it reveals is lack o

thank you so much, steve hilton. >> great to see you, douglas.g up, a suspectedded bank robber gets trash instead of cash. we'll tell you more about that and about his tough luck. >>> but first, one of america's biggest campaign donors has his finance campaign charge dropped. how the crypto crook fares against prosecutors, next. for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. we always had questions. who do we belong to? who are our ancestors? i know we have them. oh my god, here it is. when i found that immigration record on ancestry®, it was amazing. everything was there. the u.s. was in dire need of nurses during

look to hilton and wyndham on wednesday and royal caribbean.fares anticipated to increase the next couple months. >> limited questions to ask. stock side of things you mentioned operators. management companies that manage the hotels that reits own. the real estate of. >> yeah. >> where has there been better performance? has it been in real estate side of things people who own the properties or those who make the money selling hotel rooms managing those properties? >> great question. hotel brands, marriott, hilton, hyatt outperformed real estate investment trust higher cost of capital and sitting on properties in a lot of destinations prices are coming down. >> vacation hot spots. maybe news you can use here, seema? if i was to take a more discounted vacation from where it has been over the last couple years where would i go >> tell you, just look at data looking to check into a hotel for $200 or less look at myrtle beach. san diego, galveston, texas. beachy destinations to find good value as prices go down. new york not so much prices going up.

steve hilton, fox news contributor.ith rfk junior fighting for free speech. >> my own reaction beyond the specifics of what was at issue here is that you watch these hearings nowadays, the congressional hearings as my teenage kids would say, it is all so cringe. they are so deeply unimpressive. and debbie wasserman schultz there, worst of them all. objectively embarrassingly partisan hack. these are supposed to be the people grappling with the big issues that are in front of us as a country and this is how they behave. it is just ridiculous. rfq junior specifically. go on. >> harris: based on what you just said it was like a whole forum of cancel culture. >> exactly. it was ridiculous. the real heart of it was something he said. i will read the quote. it is so important and central to all of this. he said quote, misinformation is information that is true but inconvenient to the government. that really captures what has gone on here. i think it was especially the pandemic that accelerated this. if you look back over thos

steve hilton joins me know.hould i read into this san francisco may finally be turning things around? >> it's one small piece of good news to set against the torrent of bad news we see over time. of course we want to be happy about jobs created, no question the ai boom scented in san francisco, is the city itself rather than the broader they area as you seem with previous trends but it doesn't compensate for the massive exodus of business we seen driven out by the consequences of the far left extremists policies produced by the democrats who have been in control for so long particularly those that affect the quality of life and people who work there crime and homelessness. taxes and regulations. for anyone trying to run a business so fighting against the is hard work. we've got a lot further to go. ashley: want to get to this issue, or to talk about california reparations, san francisco chronicle endorsed a proposal to get back residents as much as $1.2 million each in reparations. they say there should be no do

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. >>> a look down hill, right behind the giant union square hilton tower, today they restarted dining service for the first time in 3 years. they had to move all the meals outside during the pandemic but still managed to offer three meals per day, 365 days per year, rain or shine , and the move back indoors will make their jobs a little bit easier and that people enjoy their meals in the warmth, rather than the windy and cold conditions around the tetenderloin and union square. >>> concerns on wall street over the state of the job market. they say it is still too hot and they have worries about interest rates. this is the new data job openings in the u.s. fell to 9.8 million, that is a dip but not big enough for the federal reserve, they have been trying to cool the labor market to combat the high inflation. let's take a late look at the board, you can see it is down, 343 points. >>> twitters latest threat comes from rides threads, and this comes as elon musk is going through some issues, and mark zuckerberg is challenging him for users. dana is following the thread on this one. >> re

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hilton: ultimately, he said his twitter was hacked. to know why george michael had died, but it took some time for the coroner's report to come out. the first one was inconclusive, so they had to do it again to figure out what exactly happened. not sure why they took so long. two and a half months now since george michael's death in his home in oxfordshire on christmas day, the coroner now saying that he died of natural causes relating to the heart and the liver. the circumstances surrounding his death and even the documentation on the death certificate, it's all vague. what it said on the coroner's report is that he had a myocarditis, which is an inflammation of the heart muscle resulting in a cardiomyopathy, meaning the cardiac muscle dilated and became very weak and sick, and that's ultimately what killed him, and a fatty liver. those aren't natural causes. those are medical illnesses related to drug addiction. interestingly enough, they didn't release the toxicology report, but they said, "this is not a suspicious death, and basica

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disinformation and is even seen by some as a threat to humanity itself let'sjoin professor adrian hiltoncentred ai. thank you for being here. talk to me first of all about the fears people may have because this summit is designed to dispel some of those fears but they are real concerns, particularly when it comes to things like democracy and jobs. like democracy and 'obs. absolutely. we have to work — like democracy and jobs. absolutely. we have to work with _ like democracy and jobs. absolutely. we have to work with al _ like democracy and jobs. absolutely. we have to work with al and - like democracy and jobs. absolutely. we have to work with al and shapely| we have to work with aland shapely technology to be a power for good. so, we have a very powerful ai technology that is being developed over the last decade but really come to fruition over the last few years and come into the public eye over the last six months or so. in terms of some of the large language model and the way they are being used. we now have a responsibility to go beyond the technology, to really looking at how do w

and the hilton santa clara will have a tailgate party and the hyatt regency santa clara will have a taylor swift pop up shop in the lobby. amanda, i know you are a swiftie. the kind of influence she has and how many people love her. i definitely can respect the things she is doing, the quality she has and how much she means to so many fans. i am learning one song, i am almost there to give you a little snippet of it. also, can we appreciate the amount of references to her songs . >> i am proud of you, when bad bunny comes, i will have to give back. i love it. >>> anheuser-busch is laying off hundreds of workers after a big slump in sales up bud light. the markets are up 220 five points. bud light lost its spot as the best-selling beer in the country after a marketing campaign sparked a debate against -- lgbtq+ community. anheuser-busch says the layoffs will mostly affect corporate employees. >>> meta has laid off around 21,000 workers since november and their orderly report reveals they have spent just over $1 million on severance and other personal costs. the layoffs are part of a company

david: steve hilton joining me now. is there ever going to be accountability for meta or this administration for that matter. >> well, they're not the worst, but i think the overall story here is what jim jordan is releasing is giving us now private insight into what was going on there. we knew this public -- they actually said it publicly. do you remember at the time, this is about covid vaccines and the pandemic, jen psaki from the white house podium said we're flagging posts that we don't like to the tech companies. now, this is proving that it happened and by the way, it didn't stop when the pandemic ended. yes, they censored along with other tech companies, youtube and google and all the rest, they censored anything they didn't like about the origin of the pandemic and lockdowns and masks and vaccines. by the way, not about whether you should take vaccines but about the vaccine mandates, which were never justify in the first place. didn't start with the pandemic. i was censored by facebook for something i said on t

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joining me right now is nbc news correspondent antonia hilton. i say suspects because at one point, we weren't sure. were they looking for one, looking for the multiple, what's the latest. >> there's so many questions to be answered. the community in south baltimore is grieving. this is after what we saw on saturday late night into sunday morning, what was supposed to be an annual celebration called brooklyn day in that neighborhood. devolve into a chaotic and frightening scene. as you mentioned, 30 people were shot. 14 of them children. according to the mayor, seven people are still hospitalized right now. and so this community is now making calls both on the local but also the national level for change, of course they want authorities to hunt down the people who are responsible for this. we don't know much about motive at this time, was this a random incident. was this motivated by something. was it a type of retaliation or a disagreement, that's right. still so many questions on that front. they also want people nationally to pay attention to

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steve hilton, great insight is always.nk you, sir. >> steve: thank you, trace. >> trace: president biden has landed in lithuania where he will meet with nato leaders including turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan and supporting sweet and's bid to become the 32nd member of the nato alliance and there is work mr. biden will me with ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy. he wants a clear signal about whether ukraine could join nato in the future. president biden president biden first stop in london today to meet with the prime minister about the united state supports of ukraine including the decision to provide them with cluster munitions. now former aide to margaret thatcher, always great to have you on. what is the reaction in the uk about the possibility of ukraine joining nato. >> nile: thanks very much having beyond the show tonight and i have to say that joe biden's visit here in london has not been welcomed, of course, by many britons, especially by conservative mps. so there has been i think a lot of unhappiness i

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working 16 hours a i sleep a night our the hotel group representing 66 major hotels, including the hilton, marriott and ritz carlton. >> said today, the employees are not negotiating and seem determined to disrupt hotel services. the employees say they'll stay on the streets as long as it takes. we fighting we a striking way walking week, china being the goat. what we this air. and that was samantha cortese. >> reporting for us tonight. as we heard one of the big reasons why workers are out there on strike, it's because it's really expensive, i think in southern california. but of course, as we know, northern california, especially the bay area in san francisco, is also really, really expensive. >> concerns now being raise it. the san francisco could be next to face strikes by hotel workers and one of the people raising that concern is robert rausch of hotel guru dot com also the ceo of our hospitality. robert, thanks for joining us. you have any specific information that is showing that there could be a strike in the bay area or in the city. >> no one is matter of fact. i think formally

all of this, the shows have been a stimulus boost to the cities hosting her tour, hotels like the hilton near the stadium are either all booked or right now they are at near capacity and nearby businesses are also cashing in . berks restaurant is about a five minute drive from the stadium, they showed us some special taylor themed cocktails they are whipping up like the lavender haze and the nonalcoholic bad blood. >> having these extra shows and bringing in the money, we all benefit, the hotels and restaurants, it is a win situation. >> one market research firm estimated taylor swift's tour could help add $5 billion to the worldwide economy. we certainly have you covered with everything you need to know about getting to the shows or getting around them, you can find information on road closures, parking and what you can and cannot bring to levi's stadium, just go to kpix .com. >>> there are new numbers showing just how hard tech layoffs are hitting the silicon valley office market. a new report from commercial real estate for cushman and wakefield show office vacancy rates are at a hist

around sun city and hilton head a lot of people will vote for republicans because they see what is happening. a lot of independents will vote for republicans because they are tired of seeing what is happening. everybody in this country knows it. i love your type. -- your tie. caller: this jack smith, he went after democrats. there is no deep state because even william barr couldn't find it deep state. you have republicans up on charges and fake collectors. this is not deep state or doj thing. they broke the law. if you break a law you do the time. that is all there is. host: kevin mentioned the michigan case or the new charges i should say of 16 fake collectors with forgery felonies. the michigan attorney general filed felony charges who acted as fake collectors for donald trump accusing them of submitting false certificates despite joe biden's victory in the state. a democrat announced that all 16 people would face a criminal charges including forgery and conspiracy. the top charges carry 14 years in prison. this includes cap the burden as well as the cochair of the michigan republican part

you just said there's a tailgate party at the hilton hotel right there. so with these loyal fans, i you know, i think that there was some problems with communication with with levi stadium management and the public. so hopefully that's cleared up right now at this point. all right. let's talk about economics here. i remember back when your city hosted the super bowl in 2016, there was a lot of talk about the money brought to the region, $240 billion for the bay area. santa clara saw a little sliver of that, about 7. what do you expect the economic impact of taylor swift's two concerts to be on your city? well, i think it's really important to note that this time of year in the summertime, our hotels are a little bit slow. so having this concert here in the summer on a weekend is really going to be a huge boom. most of our hotels are either close to capacity or at capacity right now. and our city really benefits from the hotel tax. so that's going to be a huge boost for us and our our small businesses, which have suffered, especially during the pandemic. t

they formed these long lines before the gates opened, all the way over to the hilton almost because theye just dying to get inside. there were moms here, dads, dressed to the "t." they're just out here to have a good time with their children. i haven't seen that as much before. >> we haven't seen that for niners games or even the super bowl many years ago. fans without tickets, i believe there are probably a bunch where you are. are they going to show up and hang out outside? what's the buzz? >> reporter: well, they said they are. levi's stadium and police are saying please don't come. but the city says you can't stop them if they're on public property, on sidewalks, not on roadways. you can't prevent them from coming to at least listening to the sets by taylor swift. so you can imagine they might be on the sidewalks a little closer to the stadium. >> much like a super bowl, this is that big of an event. what's security like? are you seeing a lot of swarms of security there? >> reporter: there isn't a lot of security. you really don't need it, raj, because nobody is outside anymore. they

a 69-year-old woman was killed yesterday while walking her dog near a golf course lagoon on hilton head island. rescue efforts were delayed when the gator appeared to be guarding the woman. it was later removed. the dog was found safe. >>> the secret service is investigating how a bag of suspicious white powder believed to be cocaine ended up in the white house. two law enforcement officials say it was discovered during a routine check sunday in a common area of the west wing accessible to tour groups. a preliminary test indicates it's cocaine. the white house was briefly evacuated after the powder was found. president biden and his family were at camp david at the time. >>> july 4th holiday celebrations turned violent in different parts of the country. in camden, new jersey, one person was shot and wounded last night during the end of a fireworks show. three others were injured running away. two people were arrested. >>> and three people were killed and eight others injured in fort worth, texas, late monday night. police say several men fired indiscriminately into a crowd following a h

police say the 69-year-old woman was walking her dog when the gator attacked in hilton head, island ournah affiliate has the details. >> reporter: for the second time in less than a year, a woman has been killed by an alligator. this time right here in spanish wells plantation the 69-year-old woman was found on the edge of the lagoon in the plantation water that was right behind her home i'm told. sources tell me she took her dog for a walk and her family noticed the dog returned but they could not find her. a frantic search eventually led them to the lagoon and her body, which sheriffs say was being guarded by the gator the south carolina department of natural resources and sheriffs helped capture the gator which was cleese to nine and a half feet lo feet long. the woman's name has not been released but her family was here for the holiday. alligators in our area can be very dangerous, and you need to be careful, especially when walking your dog >> got to stay a reasonable distance, i'd say 20 foot from the edge of the water. that way if one did approach you, you'd already have a head s

workers say the problems are similar in both cities, all union hotels in the city, including hilton union square. marriott, marquis and others have contracts that expire next summer. still ahead tonight, new data shows remote work continues to reshape to professional world which industries have gone remote. >> and haven't returned to the office. >> also, people have a rather surprising outlook on inflation. what a new report telling >> remote work continues to reshape the professional world. the labor department says the amount of time american spent working from increased about 2 hours and 2022. compared to 2019. the wall street journal says remote work is still common post-pandemic because employees do have more leverage in a lot of places. and now lower earning americans increasingly are working from home. some of the call center's which went remote during the pandemic have stayed with that policy as they try to hold on to staff. >> despite what may have been portrayed in some news reports, consumers have a positive outlook on the future of inflation. a report by the wall street journa

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the hilton santa clara they're going to be having a tailgate party with free admission each day of the concert. and the hyatt regency in santa clara, they will have a taylor swift pop-up shop in the lobby. and there are also people in line having their own bracelet station. right now you guys are making some friendship bracelets and we have one right here, it's called speak now. and it has a t. and a v.. for taylor's version. so there are a lot of people who are so excited and they're getting into the spirit of taylor swift. we have more information as to what you can expect this weekend in santa clara, that is on kpix.com. >>> one of us has a friendship bracelet on. >> i am. i know. i don't get to go to the concert but it can be there in spirit. isn't that fun? >>> coming up, public transit is preparing for record crowds for this concert. >> we'll tell you how vta is getting ready for a slew of swifties. >>> how 49er players are reacting to the return of quarterback brock purdy. i'm ororlando anand i'm liviving with hih. i don't t have to woworry abt daily y hiv pillss because i i swi

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. >> authorities in hilton head, south carolina, are investigating the second deadly alligator attack in less than a year. a 69 year old woman was killed while walking her dog. her body was found near a lagoon just two weeks ago. a gator ran after a fisherman in the same area. experts say alligator encounters are up because of more development near alligator habitats. >> now to southern california, where an encounter between sheriff's deputies and two people outside of a grocery store is under investigation. abc's alison kosik has the video. this morning, the los angeles county sheriff's department releasing this body camera video showing a deputy throwing a woman to the ground outside a grocery store. >> that manhandling me. >> i didn't do nothing. >> the department says deputies were responding to reports of a robbery in progress when they arrive. they confront the suspect, a man and a woman. wait, wait. >> no, i'm not. no arrest. >> for what? you're not under arrest. you're being. >> why are you detained? for what? >> after handcuffing the man they head towards the woman. you can't

the hilton hotel over here to my right, which is on the backside of this stadium, they do have a tailgatet that is set up apparently open to the public. but that's off property. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> i've enjoyed seeing you out there all morning long. thanks a lot, bob. >>> drivers might have some bad blood with the swifties as mike inouye says because the concert, well, it could cause some backups. >> like you, ginger, i'm glad to see bob out there in his element. the taylor swift crowd. for folks unaware, let me set the stage. as bob knows, the midfield area around the stadium will continue to get more and more crowded as we approach the 2:00 p.m. opening for the parking areas. for those new to town, welcome, hope you enjoy the concert. sunnyvale and san jose there, this is downtown, the silicon valley in the area where he invent all the technology. right now cultural center, santa clara, where levi's stadium is. the local road closures are kicking in, but tasmin is closed. you can see things bogging down near the signs in place along 237 and 101, those portable signs talkin

and that's not something that can be solved by the valise summit. paris hilton russell. thank you so much. i. so let's take a look now and some of the other stories making news around the worlds the bella, rudy, and military has revealed a fields camp. it is offered to russia's wagner group. the mercenaries were due to relocate to bela roost under a deal that ended their mutiny last month. but villarreal says wagner officials have yet to inspect the former military base self minsk, thousands of opposition, supporters and can you have taken to the streets to protest tax increases rally as were called by ry loading the leader of the opposition as the new alliance, who accuses president really rudo of taking power illegally. police use tear gas to break up protests in the ports if you have one boss on and elsewhere. after a volcanic eruption and southern for route, the government has declared a state of emergency aid crews are setting up shelters and prepared to relocate. thousands of people and you'll be in us. volcano has been spewing ash and talks and gas. it also regist

. >> the hilton was sold out by the weekend. other nearby hotels were at or nearby capacity. and still ahead tonight, bay area's musical weekend does continue. we introduce you to the headliners from sunday's stern grove festival. >>> but first, we'll head to pacifica for a surfing contest for the ages giving people a second chance to ride the waves. >>> sunshine there at the beach. probably going to do that again tomorrow. we will start out gray. clouds are filling in here. this is looking at the peninsula. the santa clara valley. we are going below average. i will show you how far and for how long we can stay there. forecast coming up. >>> it's the baked apple out on the east coast. huge parts of the country continue to deal with sweltering temperatures. in new york, increased demand for air-conditioning as the heat index hits 100 putting the power grid at risk. things are worse out west n. tucson, it has gotten so bad that cacti collapsed from the heat. while phoenix has spent nearly a month with temperatures over 110. >> we are not sure if this drought we are in is a new

still on the list of high political guests and show business stars, for example, elton john paris hiltonand angelina jolie. and also on the list is a cleaner and secret service agents. let me remind you that a few days ago a white powder was found in the west wing of the house. the analysis revealed that it was cocaine. the secret services are investigating how the drugs got into the holy of holies of the american authorities. and with all the evidence, the version that the owner is no longer possible to find is increasingly heard. china limits you products from japan and the reason is the intention of the authorities of the country of the rising sun to dump contaminated water from the fukushima-1 nuclear power plant into the sea. that is , the one that was used after the accident to cool the damaged reactors. this week the green light was given to the process by the rich. however, this decision still causes considerable controversy . the operator of the fukushima-1 emergency nuclear power plant is not removed even after the japanese authorities actually received the green light to dump

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. >> reporter: authorities on hilton head island say they found the body of a 69-year-old woman at the edge of a lagoon guarded by that gator, getting in the way of rescue efforts. >> it's kind of shocking, honestly. >> i think the alligators sometimes get too comfortable with the people and vice versa. >> reporter: just weeks ago, this gator charging at a fisherman there. and last year, another fatal gator attack in a nearby retirement community. authorities say an 88-year-old woman was killed while gardening at a lagoon near her home. >> the alligator was basically holding her hostage. >> reporter: and here in florida, 13-year-old gabriel klimis fighting off a gator that bit his hip last month after a swim. that gator captured two days later. >> i'm very thankful because, like, i could have not been here right now. >> reporter: and authorities are warning pet owners not to walk them near bodies of water prone to alligators. and experts say that in this part of south carolina, the alligator population isn't growing, but more people are building on and moving closer to their habitats.