but then it will just bring some healthy rains up to 2 1/2 inches in philadelphia and 2 1/4 in huntsville, alabama. for us, look at these temperatures. it dropping tomorrow and then august goes out hot, 70s, 80s and 90s. >>> and the coast guard crew decided to jump into the ocean for a much needed break, but they found thechlgs cmselves confronting something like the movie jaws. yes, that is what they encountered, that shark swimming right along with them. the crew hadn't been off the ship for weeks, so they just decided to cool off in the water. and that happened. all precautions were this place including a rescue swimmer and a shark watcher who quickly went to work. >> going that way! heading for the bow! turn back. >> get on board! >> move, move! >> this is so dramatic. luckily nobody was hurt including the shark. it eventually swam off. >> coming up next at 5:00, classes are back in session at a south bay school. it is the first in the bay area since the pandemic began. the plan for in-person learning is aimed to keep students and staff safe. and bay area wildfire victims are starting

go to mike, calling from huntsville, minnesota on the independent line. caller: good morning, jesse. how are you? host: i am fine. go ahead. forer: i was watching tv the last couple of days, where jim jordan was on a group of people, asking questions to somebody and then yesterday he was on, asking questions to fauci. that man needs to be removed from office, wherever he is from -- ohio, i believe? obnoxious ask her questions i have ever heard in my entire life. he was asking about why the democrats wouldn't let the republicans answer the questions -- well, the democrats did not ask any questions. they are making a statement. fauci was asked questions and jim jordan would not let him answer. he kept interrupting. the man needs to be removed. host: let's go to marty, calling from sandusky, ohio on the independent line. marty, good morning. caller: i think things like c-span are really good. ist i would like to see every candidate that runs for president, everyone who runs for takeenate or the house some sort of a course, which might be offered as a cd -- y

so do you think providing a three -year-old incentive into huntsville in order to push a lie that helps your divisive race baiting narrative is healthy for america at this point? this country could erupt again any time in this feeble happily flicks that match on a mountain of dry tinder with his fine people helps and let me remind you the fine people hope help has been the amount by everybody including even yes, cnn. there are transcripts and there are videos that showed that trump he was talking about the debates regarding the monument. yet biden pushes this relentlessly. i'm not sure if he believes it or if he's just stupid or mean-spirited, but this kind of deception is camping up the odds for racial conflict in the future. what are people are playing of is congeniality, but he's lovable, this is a lie they can cleave a country, and it grosses me out that nobody is talking about it. the media won't talk about it. its grotesque that it could just fly by, even on our network. its horrible. in my view, he has disqualified himself from being in the public square forever. >> in the histor

steven from huntsville, texas, good morning. caller: good morning. guest: how are you? caller: i am great. i am excited to talk to you. guest: thanks so much for your call. caller: my grandmother was a suffragette. guest: nice. caller: i grew up with hard-core feminists all the way, 1940's, 1950's, 1960's. they were not violent unless you talk against women and then it was a gang. my point is -- back to what you were saying earlier, grandma was a suffragette in large part because of the depression. her father had taken the money of the whole family, grandpa and everybody, and he speculated on stocks. when that went down, he was bankrupt. so he took a gun, bought some insurance, went to a train, and committed suicide, trying to make it look like a robbery so that the insurance money would make the family solvent. they -- he only waited a day between the day he bought the insurance and shot himself so they did not pay off. they were very victorian, had money. a very nice three-story home. she ran around in those little dresses and all of a sudden they are broke. mom flips

he was calling nfl players who took a knee, specifically colin kaepernick s.o.b.s at rallies in huntsvillete crusade against particularly black athletes protesting police violence through the game, when it first started they were shocked, you upset, felt this was a call to more action. now it's like dust on their shoulder. they're going like this, whatever, it's president trump talking again. they're focused on what their goal is, which is providing clarity about a movement to take on police violence. they're not shirking from that responsibility. >> i can't imagine people at home cooking their goya beans saying no, i'm not going to watch the nba. they weren't the people going to be watching the nba any way. members of the oklahoma city thunder also kneeled during their game. even after a representative in oklahoma threatened to rescind their tax breaks if they did. what kind of message are teams sending to their politicians? >> they're sending the message we won't be intimidated. it's not a coincidence that the oklahoma city thunder has a player by the name of chris paul who has been one

on both the university of alabama at birmingham and the university in huntsville report ten cases each cases resumed august 19th. >> the dean of the college of community health sciences says that they're satisfied with precautions in place and that there's no evidence that in person classes are responsible. >>> in houston, rice university, the school reports that more than 9100 tests have been conducted since august 1st. and 15 have come back positive according to the data dashboard as of wednesday. here to update us with the president of rice university. david lee bron. >> it's been, what, three, four weeks since you were here? >> yes, good morning. >> good morning to you. back on the 1st, we discussed that there would be for asymptomatic students living on campus, there would be this reoccurring regular testing and at that time, you didn't know the schedule. what's the protocol now for the testing on campus? >> so, all students who are living or coming on campus, if they're off campus coming on campus at all for any purpose, all of them must be tested at least once a week. then in ad

we've heard it from mobile to huntsville, folks are very excited. she brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and a personality that can unify. that's the thing about komla. she's got an incredible experience. she can also sit down and listen and talk to people and try to find that common ground. that's what people are looking for in alabama and across the country. she really brings that to this ticket. people are very excited about it. i think it's going to energize a lot of people who have already been energized about the democratic ticket. >> unsurprisingly, she's already facing a barrage of attacks. she's been called mean. she's been called nasty. this is, of course, after she was called ambitious. now there are these ridiculous questions about whether she's qualified, questions that only seem to be being asked by the guy that wrote that article, that op-ed for "newsweek" and the president himself. why aren't more of your colleagues in the upper chamber on the other side of the aisle, former colleagues of senator harris, why aren't they screami

from the rockets and defense industry of huntsville to the auto manufacturing of montgomery and tuscaloosa, this state strongly supports our president and his policies. alabama's motto is, we dare defend our rights. this president has defended our borders, defended our religious liberty, cut our taxes, and repealed the obamacare individual mandate. today, it is my honor to announce that alabama has unanimously cast its 50 delegates vote for president donald j. trump. >> there you have it. alabama starting off the republican national convention there. again, most of this happening virtually there in charlotte. monica alba is outside. monica, walk us through what's happening right now. what can we expect for the rest of the afternoon and tonight? >> reporter: so, craig, that roll call, very different from what we saw with the democrats last week, who, of course, traveled virtually to the different states. here, you have a scaled back convention, but in-person, in terms of the 336 delegates who have gathered in the convention center behind me. we're just learning that vice president mike penc

the south to huntsville,bama, in alabama, in the north and east and west, people are very excited aboutala being on this ticket. they were excited when my old friend joe biden announced he was going to pick a woman. thbe was nr one. that got the excitement starting o build. but kamal of all the great potential candidates that joe had to euse from, kamala always seemed to be at the top of the list. she's been inalabama a lot, she's been here with me and john lewis walking across the edmund pettus bridge. she came here in march and did n event with me and my wife at one of the great historical black colleges, myles college. you heard them talk about we know joe biden and joe biden kn. that's the talk here in alabama about kamala harris. there's a tremendous t of excitement here. >> woodruff: i want to ask you u southern democrats have often stayed away from natial democratic party conventions but this convention monday night. why is that? >> well, i think democrats have stayed away and i think that's been aig mistake in the last 20 and 30 years. decrats haven't participated and,hey haven'

i will tell you yesterday there was a ripple of excitement from mobile to huntsville yesterday aboutd my friend kamala harris. i think she is an outstanding senator, she is bright, intelligent, she's a unifier. she can get the job done and she brings to this ticket and you have been hearing it, i've been listening to the show, i don't need to repeat all she brings to the ticket, i will tell you this, you know, i'm exhibit a about the power of black women when they put their mind to something, they have been the backbone of the democratic party for so many years, they're doctors, lawyers, educators, nurses, moms, grandmothers, you know, they're cousins, they're sisters and to collectively their voices are a powerful voice across this country. and kamala brings so much to the ticket here. it is an excitement that i haven't seen in a long, long time. >> let me play for you as you can expect the trump campaign coming out with their own attack ads. let me play that and get your respon response. ♪ >> i have always supported medicare for all. let's eliminate all of that. let's move on. >> g

he used that to get a job in a real radio station, went to huntsville, atlanta, and roger ailes broughtws. now in the trump age everybody else is gone from fox, left or been fired. han sit still there. hannity is the survivor and trump knows he needs him. this is a mutually codependent relationship and at the same time behind the scenes hannity says trump is a run-on sentence, ablg acts like a crazy person, i can't get in a word edge wise. >> it's worse than what you're saying here. you have reporting that behind the scenes, because trump calls happenity all t i hannity and they talk at least one once a day, he says he's bat blank crazy. >> this is from multiple friends and colleagues of hannity who i've interviewed for this book. i worked on this for a couple years because i feel the untold story is the trump addiction and explains a loft the wrong-headed behavior that's happened. i think hannity is so focused on his business, on his rating success, he doesn't say what he really thinks about trump. >> and how has it taken a physical and emotional or at least mental toll that you descri

. >> huntsville alabama. >> my name is amy patel and i teach high school english and theater it in myd "song of solomon" i find the students are drawn in by it like no other novel has that effect on them. , they are especially interested in pilots and the theme of flight. the one thing i wanted to ask you is about at the end of the novel when milt is finally able to fly he says the pilot was able to fly without ever leaving ground and i wanted to ask you about, what is flight and why can milt mann fly finally and why could the pilot fly all along?>> flight for me was part of an african myth about black people before they were enslaved were able to fly and when they came to this country they couldn't do it. but there were these exceptions that are in the midst of georgia see island people example. in trying to locate what slave stories were like, people always asked that question come you ever hear about anybody you could fly people said, nowhere they said yes but they never said, what are you talking about? they had all heard. it's universal theme, everybody wants to fly. i took what

mobile, and the white sandy beaches of the gulf coast, from the rockets and defense industry of huntsville, to the auto manufacturing of montgomery and tuscaloosa, this estate strongly supports our president and his policies. alabama's motto is we dare defend our rights. this president has defended our borders, our religious liberties, cut our taxes and repealed the obamacare individual mandate. today, it is my honor to announce alabama has unanimously cast its 50 delegate votes for president donald j. trump. [applause] pursuant toummond: the announcement of the delegation and babies matter, and miles and miles and miles of big, beautiful wall. [applause] secretary, in order to keep america first, the state of arizona casts our 57 vote for president donald j. trump. , 57 votes, president donald trump. with the 40 delegates following bound delegates. 40 delegates, president donald trump. arkansas,ecretary, the natural state, the reddest state not only in the south, but in the entire nation, the home of johnny cash, of country music whom will be memorialized in the u.s. capitol. the arkansas

from the rockets and defense industry at huntsville to the auto manufacturing of montgomery and tuscaloosapresident and his policy. alabama's motto is we dare defend our rights. this president has defended our borders, defended our religious liberty. cut our taxes and repealed the obamacare individual mandate. today it is my honor to announce that alabama has unanimously cast its votes for president donald trump. [cheering and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement and rules and procedures of this convention alabama casts 50 votes donald trump. alaska, 29 delegates with the following band for president donald trump 26. >> madam chairman, madam secretary, alaska, the largest state in our union, known as the great land has more rivers, lakes, streams, coastline, glaciers, volcanoes, mountains, islands and wildlife than the entire lower 48 states combined. alaska's abundant natural resources are responsibly developed and harvested, preserving the pristine land and waters of the last frontier. alaska is a land of promise, peoples, prosperity, personal responsibility, individual freedoms, an

mohammed is out of huntsville, texas. good morning. you're next. caller: good morning.y choice for vice president among the people is not limited to one you just talked about. my choice is stacey abrams because she seems to be more genuine when she is making a presentation. everyone else is either a lawyer or old, how can i said, government employees, which i'm a retired government employee, but stacey abrams is my choice. host: what makes her genuine? her presentation, her amount of knowledge, in most important, her age -- she is a new thinker in the african-american community. i am from the jesse jackson, martin luther king era. eight-time to man in vietnam. that is neither here nor there. she is genuine. they brought her from georgia and she was in washington for what reason -- i think she is a solid person who will be selected. host: stacey abrams, one of the youngest the -- of those being considered. just 46 results. a few comments from social media and our tweet service, including this from fern of michigan believing it should be stacey abrams or congressman karen

teachers say oh my a covid stress and the other day to see the lights out can be found all around this huntsvillema just check it out when i was in my heart that hit. >>now that's all the audio yeah >>his to wear your mask oh that's the way to go that's the way to get kids into it that's funny so if you're going to go to school. >>that's what you got it was set up it just depends on the district in drought in california is going to be a lot of that is but look at what the temperatures i love it stood already take a quick break here at 7.56. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, another bay area county. >>being forced to close indoor businesses once again we're going to tell you where and what this means for businesses there to try to stay in business and at the same time california. it's another mild or i should say a grim milestone as we become the first state with more than 500,000 covid cases have the latest numbers for you and parents as you might imagine having a tough a decision to make here about whether to send the kids back to school if their school district is encouraging them t

mobile, and the white sandy beaches of the gulf coast, from the rockets and defense industry of huntsville the auto manufacturing of montgomery and tuscaloosa, this estate strongly supports our president and his policies. alabama's motto is we dare defend our rights. this president has defended our borders, our religious liberties, cut our taxes and repealed the obamacare individual mandate. today, it is my honor to announce alabama has unanimously cast its 50 delegate votes for president donald j. trump. [applause] pursuant toummond: the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, alabama casts 50 votes, donald trump. with the9 delegates nd for president donald trump, 26. >> madam chairman, madam secretary, alaska, the largest date in our union, known as the great land, has more rivers, lakes, streams, glaciers, volcanoes, mountains, islands and wildlife than the entire lower 48 states combined. the abundant natural resources are responsibly developed and harvested, preserving the pristine land and waters of the last frontier. alaska is a land of promis