huntsville, alabama was ranked number one. e it made sense that not make using politics to make a decision will come to alabama. >> do you believe this is a political decision is being made by the administration? >> i'm concerned that it is because you mentioned about the inspector general. biden had his inspector general come in and take another assessment and still huntsville came out on top. heads and shoulders above all the rest. so it has been vetted many times. his decision was made quite some time ago. it happened to be president trump was the president but it was based on the decision that huntsville and north alabama was the best place. no political decision or influence was put into that to my knowledge and i was solely based on what the dynamics of the situation where. >> but on that front, this decision is kind of sparked this debate among lawmakers over who should make the decision here. because as we noted the, air force secretary frank kendall was leaning towards alabama and the question was where should air secr

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and huntsville, north alabama, was number one.not using politics to make the decision, that it would come to alabama. >> and do you believe this is a political decision that is being made by the administration? >> well, i'm concerned that it is because you mentioned about the inspector general. biden had his inspector general come in and make another adjustment and still huntsville came out on top, heads and shoulders above the rest. this decision was made quite some time ago. it happened to be president trump was the president. but it was based on the decision that huntsville and north alabama was the best place. no political decision -- political influence was put into that, to my knowledge. and it was solely based on what the dynamics of the situation was. >> but on that front, you know, this decision has kind of sparked this debate, i know, among lawmakers over, you know, who should make the decision here. as we noted, the air force secretary, frank kendall, was leaning toward alabama. and the question was, should the air forc

huntsville, alabama. that city grabbed the top spot. >>> san jose is a great place to live, if you can afford it. high housing prices coupled with high interest rates are making affordable housing unaffordable. >> the overall cost of buying a home when you put it all together, the mortgage rate, the actual price of the home, all that, those costs are now at the highest in nearly 40 years, a perfect storm. those who own a home don't want to sell it because they want to keep their 2% or 3% mortgage which means fewer homes and that drives up prices as well. bloomberg calculated a person trying to buy a median-priced home in california, and that's california, not the bay area, would need to have an income of $208,000 a year once they had saved up 41,000 for the down payment. condos, of course, a little less. the big question, when might mortgage rates come back down? the fed doesn't set the rates specifically, but its action has the same effect. when we look at the just-released notes, the 2350e8g is they'll

first place, huntsville, alabama got that honor. >>> if you'd like to raise a pet in the bay area ratherfamily, we'd like to remind you that nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are teaming up to clear the shelters. this bright-eyed cat named after our friend kira klapper. >> she's pretty just like kira. >> visit the nbc bay area website. our team will be at the san francisco spca this saturday and the oakland zoo on sunday. kira and other cats and dogs will be there looking for a home. >>> as garvin showed us a few minutes ago, lots of people are jumping >>> generous support is going to the survivors of the deadly wildfires in hawaii. >> coming from all the professional sports teams in l.a. the teams in unison announced the donation this morning. a lot of them say they highlighted their ties to hawaii including the lakers who have held a training camp there for about 20 years. the lakers, rams, dodgers, chargers, and they pledged almost half a million dollars. it's all going to fire relief efforts spearheaded, of course, by the red cross. >> i will praise them. that doesn't mean i'm going to r

as for first place, it went to huntsville, alabama. >>> tonight at 7:00, is it time to call in the national guard in oakland? we'll be joined by mayor sheng thao about the spike in violent crime, also more about the reversing course in limiting those driverless taxis in san francisco. those stories and more on our 7:00 newscast. >>> up next on "nightly news," should you visit or should you stay away. what people in hawaii are saying about vacationers coming to maui. "nighly news with lester holt" starts right now. >>> tonight, hawaii officials defending their decision not to sound the emergency sirens, as the death toll from the wildfires climbs higher more than 110 people now dead in the maui fires. hawaii's attorney general today announcing an independent investigation into the response and maui's emergency chief speaking out for the first time why he says they didn't activate the sirens and the video showing downed power lines did they help spark the fires? our team on the ground in hawaii. >>> also tonight, hurricane hilary forming in the pacific, taking rare aim at the southwest and ca

san jose came in at number two, behind huntsville, alabama. it was the only california city to make the u.s. news and world report. they are proud of san jose. they say one factor behind the strong showing was they were ranked number one for preparing high school students to go to college. keep in mind, all these things have different metrics how they get those rankings. but those good schools, we understand, in san jose, at a price. get this. the median home price in that area is 1.5 million. the average income, though, is more than $99,000 per year, well above the national average. >>> daytime highs today, sitting in the 80s, in our inland areas, with 60s mashed up hand-in-hand from the coast into the heart of the bay. partly cloudy skies, too. let's talk about temperatures for our friday forecast. it is beautiful and mild, sitting around average for this time of year in the bay area. a lot of kids, rapping up their first week of school. you have beautiful weather to celebrate that. maybe you want to take the kids to the park this weekend, o

san jose came in at number two behind huntsville, alabama as the only california city to make the u.sst. one big factor behind san jose's strong showing is it was ranked number one for preparing high school students for college, but these good schools, at a price, as we know. the median home price then is about $1.5 million for the area. the average income is more than $99,000 per year. that is well above the national average. >>> speaking of college, oh yes. it is that time. a rite of passage many families can relate to, and we are there! a very emotional move-in day at cal state east bay. >>> and cbs news bay area is your station for preseason football! the niners face the broncos this saturday and you will only see it here on kpix i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind.

huntsville, alabama, grabbing that top spot. >> and if you can't afford it, house prices coupled withtes making it unaffordable housing that much more unaffordable. >> tough to raise your family here. some call it a perfect financial storm. >> the overall costs of buying a home when you put it all together, the mortgage rates and the actual price of the home and all of that, those costses are now the highest in nearly 40 years. a perfect storm. those who own a home don't want to sell it because they want to keep their 2% or 3% mortgage which means fewer homes and that drives up prices as well. bloomberg estimateses a person trying to buy a medium home in california, they would need to have an income of 208,000 a year once they saved up $21,000 and condos, a little less. >> the question is when might mortgage rates come on down. the fed doesn't raise interest rates and its action has a big effect and when we look at the just-released note, the feeling is they'll do it again, raise rates, particularly as we continue to see numbers showing a strong economy, but stubborn inflation. we als

saturday night plans will be disrupted from huntsville, alabama, to cleveland, ohio, all due to damaging winds, as well as large hail. but take a look at this. so, we are looking at an elevated risk that lies in the northeast for much of pennsylvania and upstate new york, isolated tornadoes are possible. tomorrow, the threat persists from texas to tennessee with a new system moving in. all this while high humidity means triple-digit feel-like temperatures in the south, and heat building to record status in the northwest. in fact, by monday, temperatures could be as high as 105 degrees in portland, oregon. and you know, heat this rare is very extreme in areas in the northwest, which could prove to be very dangerous. whit? >> whit: samarra theodore, thank you. >>> next tonight, a deadly and fiery home explosion near pittsburgh this morning. at least one person is dead and several others unaccounted for. flames from the blast destroying or damaging nearby homes. emergency responders searching the rubble tonight for survivors. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: tonight, a fatal home explo

space command, reversing a decision by former president trump to move the facility to huntsville, alabamae announcement on monday came as republican senator tommy tuberville of alabama continued to block the senate from confirming biden's military nominations over the pentagon's policy of paying for employees' abortion-related travel expenses. u.s. health officials are urging states to retain more low-income people in medicaid as they warn too many recipients are now losing their coverage. some four million people have recently been dropped from medicaid over paperwork issues as states continue to purge the rolls after the lifting of a pandemic-era rule on eligibility. that figure is likely higher, as only 38 states have voluntarily made their data public. and secretary of state antony blinken has rejected a call by australia's top diplomat to end the biden administration's efforts to extradite wikileaks founder julian assange to the united states to face espionage and hacking charges. australian foreign minister penny wong made the remarks during a joint news conference with blinken afte

huntsville, alabama, grabbed the stop spot. >>> it's car week in ucla.n't everyone have engines. they're part of the lost and found collection, and the reason they're damage second down what makes them so special. >> quite a wild story. it's all these ferraris were down in florida during hurricane charlie, and the hurricane wiped out the barn that all these car worse stored in. that's why they're in the condition they are. this was a fairly secretive collection. wasn't known about until the hurricane, and there were a bunk of photos circulating the internet like, oh, my gosh, there's a barn in mr. that's full of ferraris. >> the lost and found auction is expected bring in $15 million. >>> before we wrap up we'd like to you meet nanette, a pit bull mix looking for a forever home. she's full of energy, plays well with other dogs and you can adopt her now from oakland animal services. go to our website for details about how you can adopt nanette and many other cats, dogs rabbits, lizards. several pet adoption pop-ups this weekend and next weekend. you can f

republicans say president biden is gravitating toward liberals the space command lifted off from huntsville alabamacolorado its original home. alabamians say this is political. >> the winter blue states they want to move a basis to blue states they're going to have a lot of moving to do over the next three years most of the bases we have are in red states that all of the country projects tommy tupper bills blocking promotions for 250 nations top literary leaders for he is protesting that abortion policy tuberville claims his maneuver is not why the space command is heading to colorado. colorado gop members welcome the decision but suspect turberville's one-man blockade factored in the calculus for. >> alabama had a lot to offer in this situation it was a tough decision. my guess is it's probably based on the center tuberville holding up nominations for quick space mansard in colorado in the 80s but lady later merged with the command that military reestablish space command under former president trump. mr. trump decided to put space command in alabama during his final days in office for this is up f

a result, we could see damaging wind, large hail, and isolated tornadoes from cincinnati to huntsville, alabama right here in birmingham where i am, and then tomorrow that threat shifts east for the i-95 corridor from the delmarva peninsula, the dmv, down into atlanta including charlotte, roanoke, you have an enhanced risk of damaging winds, tornadoes and large hail all >> somara: and, as i mentioned, a lot of these storms impacting the tennessee valley, parts of ohio, kentucky are happening overnight, so make sure you have those phone alerts on in case we do get any isolated tornadoes developing. back to you all. >> janai: good reminder, somara, obviously you're there in birmingham, which nearby you're impacted by the weather and all that, but you're also at the annual convention of nabj, the national association of black journalists. how has it been? >> somara: it's been amazing. i really enjoyed getting to meet the founders. last night demarco and i were able to host the gala and give awards to people so deserving, so it has just been quite an experience and i'm happy i came. also i'm trying

disrupt military readiness, but some air force leaders who studied both locations had deemed huntsville, alabamater fit for the space command. and actor/comedian paul reubens, known by millions as pee-wee herman, died sunday night of cancer. reubens hit it big in the 1980's with his emmy-winning saturday morning tv show "pee-wee's playhouse," and two movies. after that, a 1991 arrest for indecent exposure put his career on hold for years. paul reubens was 70 years old. and another passing to report, actor angus cloud, who starred in the hbo series "euphoria," has died. a family statement announcing his death did not list a cause. cloud, who had never acted before being cast in "euphoria," was the co-star of the series for its first two seasons. angus cloud was 25 years old. still to come on the "newshour," country music star jason aldean defends his new hit song that's been criticized as racist. whistleblower testimony reignites the debate over ufo's and the possibility of alien life. american swimmer katie ledecky makes history again with major wins at the world championships. and much more. >>

simply disagrees with the trump administration's assessment that moving the headquarters to huntsville, alabama the best choice live in washington. alexandra limon. all right, thank you, alexandra. if you will, for your health. >> the new cdc data shows there is a 4th consecutive summer covid-19 surge across our country. officials say hospital missions, emergency visits and even positive test rate are all going up. health experts say there are a few key reasons behind the surge are seen. >> the is people are traveling a lot. record-breaking tsa visits. people are also gathering a lot indoors because of the heat. so keeping the outdoors is the second reason that reason is one that has to do it waning immunity. this is about the time 6 months and more particularly in that will folks immunity starts to wane from the loss vaccine or from the last time you got covid. >> experts say they do not as but cases to be severe and it's unlikely the surge will last long. well, this week, the cdc, they are expected to sign off on a new drug to protect children 2 years and under from the respiratory virus. rsv

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simply disagree with the trump administration's assessment that moving the headquarters to huntsville, alabama is the best option live in washington. alexandra limon. thank you, alex. 6.22. right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. free meals are coming to students at one east bay school district will >> well, the berkeley unified school district announced its free breakfast, a lunch program all k through 12 schools for 23 2024 school years. according to the district, each students will be provided free meals under the national school lunch program breakfast program. and after school snack program, some students might even qualify for other meal benefits depending on their current household income level. time now is 6.25. and a bill is giving 100 million dollars to reduce the risks of extreme heat nationwide. it prioritizes vulnerable communities that are at a high risk of heat illness that bill would create a committee to assess health risks and better forecast. extreme heat as well to better prepare the people who live. there is a legislation comes as the climate crisis continues with

huntsville, alabama to san jose earned a high ranking for having the best college readiness among hights. no other california city made the top 25 list the non profit aarp is out with its annual list of 99 great ways to save money. the organization posts new ways to save money each year, including a list of how to cut down your grocery bills, especially as we all deal with high inflation. a lot of these tips involve things you need to do before you even leave the house. first, take inventory. of the food you already have and eat it first. experts say 30% of food gets thrown away. this is very true. we've tried to stop this in our household recently. you can also reduce your family's waste by having an eat me first spot in the fridge and a weekly pantry cooking night. that means you use what you have and you don't buy anything. now to the shopping list. experts say you should have two of them. the first shopping list is for the groceries you need for the meals that you're going to prepare in the coming week. a very specific list. the second list should be a rolling list of pantry items

my mom was born in huntsville, alabama. we're talking about jim crow south.ever met his biological father. my last name, elder was the name of some man who was in his life the longest. my dad came home at the age of 13. the elder was long gone. he began quarreling with his mom's then boyfriend. she sides with the boyfriend and throws my father out of the house, never to return. 13-year-old black boy, eighth grade drop out at the beginning of the great depression. my dad picked up trash. ultimately, he got a job as a pullman porter came out to this place called california and he was stunned. you could walk into the front door of a restaurant and get served. my dad always had packages of crackers in tin cans of tuna because you never knew in the south if you'd be able to get a meal. so i made a mental note. maybe someday i'll relocate to california pearl harbor. my dad joined the marines. he was a montford point marine. they were the first black marines. my dad was a staff sergeant in charge of cooking for the colored soldiers. war is over. he goes back to chat

the top spot went to huntsville, alabama.ose earned a high ranking for having the best college readiness among high school students. no other california city made the top 25 list. all right. time now is 817 on the dot. so let's turn things over to sal castaneda right now to see how things are looking on this thursday. hey, sal. hey, andre and allie. good morning to you both. right now, we do have a new crash in the silicon valley on northbound 280. we're going to start there. northbound 280 right near de anza boulevard. they don't know if anyone's injured. chp is on the way. it does look like the south bay was getting better, but there's still some lingering slow traffic everywhere, which is typical. if you drive there every day, there's a look at 280 downtown, though, that looks pretty good as you drive over. let's talk about contra costa county highway four does have some slowing. we still have that crash westbound for at summersville road that's now beginning to create a backup into antioch because of that crash. if you're

university of huntsville, alabama , know john, christi. i alabama, know john, christi.him on the phone. i'm afraid jim's just making it up. >> so let's make it up. >> so let's make it up. >> you . >> you. >> you. >> i'm making it up. you are making it up. no, i'm making it up.the making it up. no, i'm making it up. the wmo making it up for those who don't know these organisations, these are the world leaders, if you like. these are the people who send people to the moon and back and all of all the rest of it. >> people all the rest of it. » people >> they send people to the moon. no, yeah no, no, no. okay. yeah >> jim who do you think the satellite data comes from ? satellite data comes from? >> jim who do you think it comes from? >> i've got no idea where yours comes from, brian. i really ignore 90% of what you put out. to all from. to be frank. all come from. answer brian. oh wait, wait. >> brian . brian, what did you >> brian. brian, what did you say? >> i've got one for you. so, antarctic in the last six, seven months it's lost four times the size of the state of te

here's a statement from the huntsville madison county public library in alabama to fox news digital. untsville madison county public library has agreed to accommodate the planned meeting on saturday, august a 5th, at the madison library with a limit of 25225 the -- 225 attendees. there will be over 300 libraries in 46 statements today -- states today that will be doing see you at the library event. and talking to kirk about this, he said the response has been like nothing he's ever seen. parents just want good stuff, and why can't we have that in the public square. rachel: yeah. it's an incredible thing that brave books is doing and the first time that kirk cameron tried to go to a library, the footage we just showed of this huntsville library is gorgeous. what the heck else is that beautiful facility for than to host a bunch of kids with a good, wholesome message of a book? i guarantee you they wouldn't have turned them away if these were drag queens, at least wouldn't have given the -- pete: that's a nice library. rachel: it's gorgeous. pete: why don't we fill it with people? [laugh

as it speaks directly to the university of alabama at huntsville. congress must fund the research on international child objection. the testimony at the state department today in overtime makes clear the necessity of independent research. as a political scientist, i am keenly aware of your discretion in the way in which case management has occurred in this agency. i was also puzzled by the special advisors comment early on in which he said something to the effect that i know that some think that withholding aid is the way to go. respectfully, sir, it doesn't matter what we think. the law says that they are escalating actions that must be taken. funded research will allow the state department to emerge. and that is how congress can fully exert its oversight capacity. the existing research is limited because the information we are getting is coming from the state department with an interest in minimizing the extent of the problem in controlling the narrative. independent research is necessary and congress must fund that. recommendation number three, t

. >> reporter: phillip bitzer is a lightning physicist at the university of alabama in huntsville. >> grade, my parents explained lightning happens when clouds rub against each other. i guess the science a little more elaborate. >> >> that's not too far off base. there is something that rubs and sort of connects. it's not two clouds rubbing together. >> reporter: inside a storm cloud, millions of ice crystals collide with slushy hail droplets. the ice crystals grow-you ward. eventually, an electrical discharge results in a bolt of lightning. it usually stays inside the cloud or hops from cloud to cloud, but the bolts that most interest people are the ones that shoot down to the ground. or seem to. >> we talk about miss c conceptions. does lightning go up or down? that stuff out of the cloud is so dim you don't make it out with your eye. >> reporter: a lightning bolt is the widthth of yourr thumb, as brightht as a hundred million light bulbs and five times as hot as the surface of sun. >> it will super heat the air around it and eventually that cools off and relaxes into this acoustica

alabama. officials say the head of space command argued the move to huntsville would jeopardize military readinesso go. taco bell is hit with a false advertising lawsuit over the amount of beef in their crunch wraps mexican pizzas and three other menu items. the plaintiff says the fast food chain overstates the amount of meat by at least double. the lawsuit is seeking at least $5 million for a new york customers who have ordered the items in question within the last three years. taco bell has not publicly responded to the claims. now i am conflicted because taco bell could do no wrong in my eyes but at the same time, i'm a new york customer that's ordered these items so make money. >> ainsley: jump on the class action lawsuit. this is ridiculous you are suing not enough meat. tell taco bell they will fill it and do better. >> carley: that one store, restaurant and all the other ones filling up the tacos. >> ainsley: call the attorney and see how much you are getting. >> carley: exactly. maybe i will join the lawsuit. ains it your favorite. >> it is my favorite restaurant. >> when you get a taco. >

one of the first things i will do to help degrade people of alabama is to a prove a six lane from huntsvilleo -- i heard from some of your great congressman who i introduce i introduce your congressman, everyone have endorsed me, to such an honor. i said what can i do for this great state, you can make a six lane. does everyone agree that is a big deal? yeah. ok will get that done on the first day. i would bring down the cost of energy and we will become energy independent and energy dominance just as we were three years ago. we were are to supply all of the energy to europe. oil and gas bro to make so much money and start paying down debt. if you look at the ballot sheet of saudi arabia? we have more oil than we do. we have more audio than russia. the president could get that done. ronald reagan tried. i got it done. the first think bite and it. -- thing biden did is end it. i will put america first. i will put alabama first. we'll put alabama first where it should be. unlike ron desantis who but it's a good medicare, can you believe that? also voted three times to decimate social security

alabama, democratic caller. caller: good morning. great show. my care facilities here in huntsville, outstanding. never had a problem with them, i am involved with the community care program. i am 100% service connected. my fabulous doctor and her team always look out for me. i have never had an issue and i follow votevets, you guys are fantastic. tyler, you have a long way to grow before you can get on board with what the nation needs in with the nation needs to do is continue to take care of us veterans and serve our country well and aboveboard. great show. i'm sarai had to follow behind tub irvo. i did not know what will happen in our great state, but thank you for hearing me out. host: let us talk about the national defense authorization bill. tyler, give us an update on where things stand in the house and senate and where the big differences. guest: the house and senate have passed their versions of the national defense authorization act at this point. the main sort of point of difference as they go into conference and reconcile is the house version has a lot more amendments added related to

alabama. democratic color. caller: good morning, greta, mary, and tyler. great show. my facilities here in huntsville, rate, outstanding, never had a problem with them. i am involved in the community care program. i am service-connected. whenever there has been an issue my fabulous doctor, lauren tucker, and her team always look out for me. so i have never had an issue. i do follow both fats. you guys are fantastic. tyler, you have a long way to grow before you can get on board with what the nation needs. and what the nation needs to do is to continue to take care of us pets -- us vets who serve our country well and above board. but great show. i'm sorry i had to follow behind tuberville. i don't know what is going to happen in our great state, but thank you for hearing me out. host: all right, robert. let's talk about the national defense authorization bill. tyler, give us an update on where things stand in the house and senate and where the big difference is. host: the house and senate -- guest: the house and senate have both passed their versions of the national defense authorization act at this p

alabama, democratic caller. caller: good morning. great show. my care facilities here in huntsville, outstanding.r had a problem with them, i am involved with the community care program. i am 100% service connected. my fabulous doctor and her team always look out for me. i have never had an issue and i follow votevets, you guys are fantastic. tyler, you have a long way to grow before you can get on board with what the nation needs in with the nation needs to do is continue to take care of us veterans and serve our country well and aboveboard. great show. i'm sarai had to follow behind tub irvo. i did not know what will happen in our great state, but thank you for hearing me out. host: let us talk about the national defense authorization bill. tyler, give us an update on where things stand in the house and senate and where the big differences. guest: the house and senate have passed their versions of the national defense authorization act at this point. the main sort of point of difference as they go into conference and reconcile is the house version has a lot more amendments added related to cult