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cal iso is sort of the keeper of the grid. we work together when, cal iso has any concerns.we need to conserve. we have not heard about a flex alert at this time. but cal iso is sort of the organization that, maintains eyes on the grid and helps support us, if we need to let our customers know to conserve. okay. >> tamar sarkisian, we could talk for an hour. we'll have to leave it here. i know your crews are hard at work as inconvenient as it is when you lose power, we do appreciate the work of pg and e crews out in the field. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. garcia. of course. >> all right. you heard it there. today is the hottest day of this week. long heat wave. people should be prepared if their power goes out unexpectedly. a live look here at the morning hours, you know, sort of your get out there and do it. time is closing that window, you know, ends very quickly because as soon as the sun comes up, things heat up dramatically and the sun is coming up over our studios now. >> and you feel it the moment you step outside. but roberta, you've been talking

also, 1,000 tons of normal hexane, 500 tons of iso recycle, 500 tons of iso feed, 396 tons of raw nitrogend 154 tons of oxygen go on the board. more than one million liters of solvent 402 and 300 cubic meters of solvent 404 are available in the inner hall of the energy exchange to be the competition for force truck buyers has started in the car market of the commodity exchange from 8:30 a.m. today, the supply of 20 kamilat force 6-ton sleeper cabs without work has begun at the base price of one billion and 561 million tomans. the deadline for placing orders was until 8:00 a.m. today. real , only the possibility of placing an order for a car station and legal entities can also place an order. they had a maximum of three cars. the delivery date of this product is 30 september this year and the advance payment percentage is 10%. the best of the week in the commodity exchange , the trading volume of the top 10 companies of the commodity exchange in the week as of july 29, it reached more than 732,000 tons. the value of these transactions was estimated at more than 11 thousand billion tomans. a

so i spoke with the ceo of california iso, which manages most of the state's power grid. he says there are a few reasons one, the coast stayed relatively cool during the heat wave, and the bigger reason is the investments in renewable energy over the past four years by state agencies and utilities. and we've brought on thousands of megawatts of new generating resources on our system, thousands of megawatts of new solar projects. and probably most importantly, we're now close to 10,000mw of batteries on our grid, which are able to absorb excess solar energy during the day and re-inject it back into the system at night. that's made a major difference. okay, major difference there. and you noted on social media as well that a major record was broken, too. yeah, they told me on wednesday that the western u.s. and canada set a new all time record for energy demand, and that's part of the broader grid that california is connected to. but this also surprised me. the iso says that california managed the heat wave so well that we were actually able to export some of our excess ele

the iso says. california residents also did a good job of reducing power usage between 4 and 9 p.m, but they caution we need to stay diligent with a lot more hot summer days still on the horizon. ian cull nbc, bay area news. okay, if you want to stay on top of what's happening with the heat, this is a great way to monitor the weather in real time. you can get up to the minute updates, send straight to your phone. same thing for breaking news alerts. just download our app. it is free in your phone's app store. our other story on this friday evening. tense moments at sfo after someone yelled fire as smoke filled the cabin of an airplane. it happened at the gate as passengers were boarding the american airlines flight headed to miami. let's bring in nbc's christy smith, who joins us now from sfo. christy, what happened there? reporter well, the passenger that we spoke with says this all happened very fast. there was yelling. he looked towards the back of the plane. he saw some smoke and haze in the ai

elliot mainzer is the ceo of california iso, which manages most of the state's power grid.ys it certainly helped that san francisco and l.a. did not see the kind of high temperatures the rest of the bay area and state felt, but the western interconnection, the broader grid that we are part of, actually set a new all time record for demand on july 10th. that was actually about 500mw higher than what we saw back in september 22nd. so this was a very extreme heat wave, and california managed the heat wave. so well that we were actually able to export some of our excess electricity to other states in need. meanwhile, pg&e says it used helicopters to proactively monitor key transmission lines to make sure trees hadn't fallen on them and used weather forecasts to pre-position crews in places they knew would be the hardest hit, ensuring they could get a fix in place as fast as possible. also, in the south bay, we identified all of the transformers that would have been at risk due to the heat and replaced them with transformers that had a lot more capacity, which means that they we

cal iso says there could be a loss of energy transmission and generation from the oroville dam. however, energy officials said california's electricity grid can handle the higher demand despite more people and businesses turning on air conditioners. this week, cal iso anticipates today's energy use to peak at 83% capacity, and the extreme heat is still our big story. >> today is expected to be the hottest day of a week long heat wave. ktvu amanda quintana in the east bay as more cities are expected to hit triple digits, amanda yeah, that's right. >> and garcia, i know you wake up early. you could usually tell early in the morning when you get out the door what it's going to be like that day. well, at 4:00 in the morning here in pleasant hill, it was already 70 degrees. so you can tell it is going to get hot today. a lot of people trying to figure out ways that they can get some air conditioning. beat the heat one way. we've heard a lot of people say the movie theater. they might be going to see a movie even if they haven't for a while. also coffee shops, there's a lot of cute co

we pride ourselves for being the manufacturer in the up to iso—seat space.ia. we believe that new technology will find its way to the market soon at the lower end. electric, really small, hybrid a little bit bigger, hydrogen, whether with fuel cell or whether with combustion, maybe even a little bit more bigger than that, but we believe it's up to the 100—seat segment in the next 15 to 20 years. and we're talking to customers and suppliers to see what's possible. and we believe that's an area where we're good at, and that's why we're focussed on it. of course, there is another player making waves in the market that's still small but could grow, and that's comac of china. how much of a threat would they be to your current position? well, first of all, i think it's amazing what they're doing. and the 919 is the first big narrowbody that's coming out of china. and we expect it will take some time to certify that aircraft out of china. um, but i think in the long run, if we're seeing what we've done, for example, on the car manufacturing side, um, they've grown

this week, the california independent system operator, or cal iso, is anticipating today's energy use to peak at 42,000mw and 45,000mw tomorrow. both of these estimates are well below the capacity of 54,000mw cal iso says the grid operator has no plans to ask californians to conserve power at least this week. and bart, by the way, is running trains at slower than usual speeds today. in response to the hot weather, riders should expect delays really across the transit system. the agency is suggesting riders use the bart app or website. >> well, the extreme heat is driving many to the bay area coast to try to cool off. today, public safety officials, though issuing a number of warnings to make sure that people stay safe along the water. ktvu jana katsuyama joining us now live from crown beach in alameda. gianna >> hi, heather. well, last hour we're down the road at alameda beach, and we thought we'd come up here to show you what it's like up here. there are a lot of families who have come out to the water to try and stay cool. officials say it's really important to stay close to your ki

this week, cal iso is anticipating tomorrow's energy use to peak at about 45,000mw. that estimate, though, is well below the capacity of 54,000mw. and we are seeing thousands of pg and e customers without power tonight, pg and e says there are nearly 14,000 customers in the dark right now. want to give you a look at the pg and e outage map. now the red triangle indicates an outage of more than 5000 customers. those orange squares that you see indicate outages affecting between 500 and 5000 customers. the east bay right now has about 11,000. of those, 14,000 outages. and you can see one of the largest outages here on this map is in san ramon. that's where the utility is reporting. nearly 6000 customers are in the dark. pg and e says they believe this outage is in fact weather related. other major outages are being reported in concord and fairfield. >> and tonight in sonoma county, santa rosa fire officials are prepping staff and the public for this prolonged extreme heat this week. ktvu is lamonica peters live tonight in santa rosa. lamonica, how's it feeling at this

liz: the other thing the problem is iso the drug mimics narcotics by an gemlike oxycontin percocet, the, that means poisoning and killing of unsuspecting victims. >> is absolutely horrific and we will only see more victims who believe they're taking something else but instead they get ghost with the harder does that their body cannot handle and we see on the streets every day in our officers have to narcan people to save advice from overdoses, we have to put into the opioid epidemic in this country and divided administration needs to step up. liz: it is called southwest key programs, the obligation is horrific sexual assault allegations against migrant children, subject to severe pervasive sexual harassment and more since 2015 at least. >> this is absolutely horrific, anybody associated with it should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, it's just another black eye for the biden administration on immigration because it released the oversight program over this group and i would like to know who made that decision because there ass should be fired, when you go to the polls in n

this week, cal iso was anticipating today's energy use to peak at 83% capacity. meantime, the toll fire continues to burn north of calistoga. that fire 20% contained. now, cal fire says it started yesterday morning, and the evacuation orders that were issued have now been lifted. firefighters worried that the wind would fan the flames in this extreme heat. several planes and helicopters were used to fight that fire. two san francisco motorcycle officers are recovering in the hospital after a head on collision with another car. police say they were on patrol in potrero hill, heading west on cesar chavez, when a driver failed to yield and collided with the officers. the driver was admitted to the hospital as a precautionary measure. one officer had injuries, including a broken leg, the other suffered bumps and bruises. >> you know, we have a lot of support here for them and, now that the public is finding out about this, a lot of public support. so we definitely appreciate that. >> officers say drugs and alcohol were not factors in this crash. they say they expect

hydrocarbon products were offered in the domestic hall, 6 thousand tons of isofeed, 6 thousand tons of iso and 8 thousand tons of heavy oils were offered. in the international hall, about 4 thousand tons of natural gas went on the board, on the first day of the week, more than 13 thousand tons. limited about 400 billion tomans were traded in the energy exchange. thank you very much for your company, be happy and healthy. the arrival of the unknown shia in the front of the earth. rolex says it's broken, what do you mean better? that's right, it's ronix. romix. ronin, the last tool you buy, wow, i can't believe it, yes, until a while ago it used to be that if you wanted to buy something, you had to leave a lot of time to go and look around, then reach the bazaar, the bazaar of each side. irani, the only branch in tehran in sirah afsarieh with unbelievable prices and long-term appointments and without prepayment in the big irani branch in the cities of qom , isfahan, and the only branch in tehran in sirah afsarieh. hello , akbar, mr. mas . dad, you have a lot of credit , i will pay with tara'

unification of different palestinian factions and and talk about a united, and by doing so, of course, iso, isolating the united states entirely in this in this matter, yeah, um, we mentioned the israeli prime minister's trip to the us, he is, um, in one person's view, megala maniac who wants to keep the war in the middle east going for his own survivor, survival, and he's able to do this with us support, but britain must now stop blindly supporting the us in this and become independent. that's the scathing assessment by dr. ismail adam patel, founder of uk-based ngo, friends of al-aqsa, and a visiting research fellow at the university of leads. because the situation on the ground is becoming extremely dire, we have according to the landset very respectable british journal of 180,000 people have been killed and we cannot accept this anymore and we need that change soon, the only people that netanyahu is getting support from is, it seems like america and britain, his own people are also abandoning him, we have got media in israel now saying that netanyahu is the obstacle towards ending the

and yes, you could just see the colors of the iso thurmes here. bright red and orange.l just be sitting over us for several days. so that is the weather story. you want to prepare for you know, tomorrow we will be warm and hot and toasty in the inner east bay. but that is nothing compared to what's to come on tuesday into wednesday. so timing that out for you look out for those days, we could see temperatures inland reach 108 degrees to 110 degrees on wednesday. overnight lows will be pretty mild, we're in the low 50's and we're also seeing 60's now in places like concord and livermore. there's not going to be much relief this week in the overnight hours. so that's something to consider. and that's why we are also worried about the heat and daytime highs tomorrow we could start to see triple digit heat. so today we're in the low 90's and really much this weekend. we're in the low 90's. but now we're going to start to see that warm up starting tomorrow. but that's when that heat advisory goes into tuesday through all the way through next weekend and thursday, 4th of july

unification of different palestinian factions and talk about a united, and by doing so, of course, iso, isolating the united states entirely in this in this matter, yeah, um, "we mentioned the israeli prime minister's trip to the us, he is uh, in one person's view, megla maniac who wants to keep the war in the middle east going for his own survivor, survival, and he's able to do this with us support, but britain must now stop blindly supporting the us in this and become independent. that's the scathing assessment by dr. ismail adam patel, founder of uk-based ngo, friends of al-aqsa, and a visit..." research fellow at the university of leads, because the situation on the ground is becoming extremely dire. we have according to the lanset very respectable british journal of 18000 people have been killed and we cannot accept this anymore and we need that change soon. we need the only people that netanyahu is getting support from it seems like america and britain, his own people are also abandoning him. we have got media in israel. now saying that netanyahu is the obstacle towards ending th

cal iso hasn't issued a flex alert, but pg&e is asking people to be aware of usage during peak hours, but pg&e is blame be the heat for outages that impacted thousands of people in the east bay last night. john ramos went to san ramon where some folks only got their power back on 24 hours later. >> reporter: a line of pg&e trucks gathered on bullinger canyon road in san ramon. in the neighborhood beyond the temperature was already over 100 degrees and by this time the homes had been without power more than 18 hours. neighbors say they were told the electricity was cut off because of predicted high winds even though there are no overhead lines in the area. everything is underground. one homeowner named kevin is fed up. >> when they turned that off, they turned it back on at 11:00 and they blew a substation underground which they confirmed with me today that had it to do with the sensitive equipment under the ground that could fail if it's too hot out. i said that happened at 11:00 last night. when did you guys dispatch a crew? they said oh, a crew showed up at 9:15 a.m. >> reporter: pg

iso ball stuff. and clay were probably the best shooters we've ever seen. so, you know, they take, you know, a few crazy shots here and there that will happen to go in a lot. but they played i'm defense. and and, you know, they moved the ball so well. there are, you know, everybody was selfless they put the team first. and, you know, you can see that. >> grant, i know you've been in jersey past week has been a really emotional week within really emotional week within the fanbase, obviously, with i think time will tell that my gun levy has actually made some good decisions. this offseason back to you. >> all right. yeah, appreciated. jason will miss what a run. it switching sports now the san jose quakes teamed up with the special olympics, northern california to have a soccer game at paypal park. the quake special olympics team went head-to-head against the chicago fire squad after the mls game between the quakes and fire. >> you know, chicago had a great team played really hard. you can see our team played really hard to and the level of soccer is actually

pressure and to the natural and engineering form decreases compared to lower temperatures, compared to iso conditions, the so-called productive power decreases, and on the other hand , the demand increases. on the consumption side, our management is on the door side in fact, if we don't manage consumption , we don't reduce our demand, as if we need to make a significant investment for a limited time of the year. for example, 100 hours a year, 700 hours a year, when our temperatures are actually special and higher than normal, should be used . naturally, if we all join hands and help manage the consumption, finally that stable electricity supply will happen. the public will be provided and at the same time it will benefit from the productivity side of the national economy. thank you , mr. zabihi. how to cut off the people in this process so that they don't suffer and there is no disruption in serving and responding to the people, and one thing that you didn't mention is how much you were able to manage or reduce the consumption compared to the same period that you considered for the year 14

pressure and in a natural and engineered way compared to low temperatures it decreases compared to the iso so-called production capacity decreases and on the other hand, the demand increases . we must all join hands to cooperate . because if we don't do this, on the consumption side , if we don't manage consumption on the consumption side, we won't reduce our demand. it is necessary for us to make a significant investment so that for a limited hour of the year , for example, 100 hours of the year, 700 hours of the year, when our temperatures are really special and higher than normal , naturally, if we all work together and let's help manage the consumption . finally, a stable supply of electricity will happen, public welfare will be provided, and at the same time, it will benefit the productivity of the national economy . thank you, mr. zabihi. office electricity except for those limiters on the control you have installed their smart devices, the devices that you have mentioned sometimes that are experiencing high consumption , what will the ministry of energy deal with them , that is, apa

to me that here there is an additional platform for collaboration, cooperation between, say, here isosr or brix or other dialogue partners who, who already have a lot, but the very fact that some new groups are emerging that do not oppose russia, what the united states is trying to put together, is not succeeding in turning them against russia , on the contrary, new ones are being added that do not spoil relations, at least with russia, moreover ... you spoke about organizations that are created and developed in the interests of their participants and even going beyond the boundaries of these organizations, you mentioned the osce parliamentary assembly, like the very recent situation with the pose parliamentary assembly, i can tell you that absolutely other organizations left the fold, yes, suspended their participation and stopped paying, and here, similarly, decisions were made, and synchronously with the federation council, since we have this presence in this organization in both chambers, so here i am i want to say that these osce organizations, in particular the osce parliamentary

towards assuming opposition is the same uh and it will position entered to some of the to pulled against iso and other terrorist organizations inside syria shoulder to shoulder. and the return of the syrian refugees back to their phones can only happen on the voluntary basis. seen up to solo challenges, series is really a police say at least 4 people have been injured in a double ramming and shooting attack. it happened near the city of foot. i'm not at a junction to have the injured or in serious condition authority say the suspect was killed of israel, and the lebanese group has been not have traded near daily strikes since the world gaza began. his butler says that it opened the front against israel and solidarity with palestinians in the strip. but tens of thousands of civilians in southern lebanon had been forced to flee because of as really strikes there as a big met, some people who remained in the village of comfort from them. the sound of rockets lie it can be heard. and the way to comfort him on the village with mountain views was once a sort of the retreat. few remained here. ther

iso ball stuff. and clay were probably the best shooters we've ever seen. know, they take now a few crazy shots here and there that will happen to go in a lot. but played i'm defense. and and, you know, they moved the ball so well. there are, you know, everybody was selfless they put the team first. and, you know, you can see that. >> no, i have to ask you, you went to high school or klay thompson going to miss him here in the back. >> yeah, it's always fun. you know, i like rooting for him on the lakers fan myself, but i always for clay in general. ipso i'll probably continue to root for him wherever he goes. you know? >> tha ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what

they're here to help new jersey come back from unprecedented attacks from arm groups linked to iso . and i'll tell you that the military have taken, spends to make sure that the only narrative that prevail is the narrative that is provided by used by them, which is cast it into this discourse, on pun off, it can easily and then they will call on the other thing and some people are very supportive of this discourse, but it has the tool reality of this security situation, which is getting a wire, but also the social situation because the state is not capable of providing basic services outside the stadium. millions in these year suffer from daily long power cuts. banks have run out of cash, and the economy is at a standstill. and so despite this celebration, when you, after the cool, it seems people's circumstances have gone from bad to worse. nicholas hawk elgin 0 opponent as possible, that makes it easier for security agencies to use firearms against migrants of the buddha. with the roofs and peas approve the proposed floor on friday. but rights activists say it would prevent the pro

they are here to help these year come back. unprecedented attacks from arm groups linked to iso and i'll call you to the military have taken spends to make sure that the only narrative that prevailed is the narrative that is provided by used by them, which is cast it into this discourse, on pun off. it can easily and then they will call on the other thing and some people are very supportive of this discourse, but it has the to reality of this security situation, which is getting a wire, but also the social situation because the state is not capable of providing basic services outside the stadium, millions in these year suffer from daily long power cuts. banks have run out of cash, and the economy is at a standstill. and so despite this celebration, when you, after the cool, it seems people's circumstances have gone from bad to worse. nicholas hawk, algebra of the fonts has its high speed rail network, fully functioning by monday. contracts are still working on signal stations and cables, sabotage, just hours before fridays, and then pick gains opening ceremony. 7 of 10 services across th

government's perfect perspective on the situation has been uh the risk of being victimized on groups linked to iso and i'll try to control 40 percent of a country slightly larger than the united kingdom in 2023, the gin to announce a mass mobilization law calling on any one fits and above the age of 18 to take up arms and fight for the nation. you know, has been used to target in a discriminatory manner. human rights defenders, but also independent voices that have been critical of the government. several international and local news outlet have been taken off air for their reporting on the battlefield losses and the growing discontent among commanding officers. rumors if possible, attempted cruise have shaken the agenda. meanwhile, millions mostly children who are being displaced by the ongoing fighting, working a foss, so our humanitarian colleagues say that the countries facing unprecedented humanitarian crisis was 6300000 people in need of humanitarian support and protection. we, along with our partners, are supporting the government's efforts to meet people's immediate needs wounded. but the

the syrian, all position is the same and it will position and turkey some of the tree pulled against iso and other terrorist organizations inside syria shoulder to shoulder. and the return of the syrian refugees back to their phones can only happen on the voluntary basis. the non custodial intelligence series stumble, palestinians across the occupied westbank has declared a general strike to denounce israel's war on gaza. b, a tax on the milwaukee on saturday, triggered that action. palestinians also protested on saturday nights in the cities of janine hebron until of us to condemn the war a. so molly, police say at least 5 people have been killed and 20 more injured. following an explosion, a car bomb went off outside of busy cafe and the capital. i'm a good issue. people are thought to have gather to watch the european football championship final 4 villages and suzanne's eastern state of casala remain isolated by flood waters. days after the river gas burst, it's banks my val reports in the town of aroma. this is a slice of life of what's going on here. ok. city if a gosh delta area ha

they're here to help these year come back. unprecedented attacks from arm groups linked to iso and i'll call you the military, have to come spend to make sure that the, all the narrative that prevail is the narrative that is provided by used by them, which is cast it into this discourse on and off it can easily and then they will call on the other thing and some people are very supportive of this discourse, but it hides the to reality of this security situation, which is getting a wire. but also the social situation, because the state is not capable of providing basic services outside the stadium. millions in these year suffer from daily long power cuts. banks have run out of cash, and the economy is at a standstill. and so, despite this celebration, when you, after the cool, it seems, people's circumstances have gone from bad to worse, nicholas hawk elda 0 of north korea's month 71 years since the korean war. i'm a states lead that came jungling. visiting a cemetery, all ring veterans of the 1950s conflict. young young colds, anniversary of victory day is fine. the will ending in a sta

and also a many thousands of civilians were massacred by the historic freed assesses of iso to collaborate with a turing world war 2 week of reaction from a former published job she's living in the felina in belarus. to wes smith says it's tragic to see the lessons of history tarnished by the west. most of the police grouping as off as a nation. this organization oriented towards fascism and the call to vss. they directly say they're promoting fascist ideology. now we're seeing the tour of the as a group across europe. we see photographs against the backdrop of because and tracing camp. and now she gets far graphs that are installed the victims of german flashes . until recently this was i'm thinking boy in europe, but since they're now very actively advertising ukraine, bumping it up is money in weapons and there isn't fascism and they'll actually the melting there. so you, people know that for example, and fall on it's been data symbols are prohibited by law. that is people using them, their symbols must be prosecuted by the polish police in polish courts. but nothing like this actually

and it will position entered to some of the to pulled against iso and other service organizations inside syria shoulder to shoulder. and the return of the syrian refugees back to their phones can only happen on the voluntary basis. seen up to solo challenges, series stumble. so molly, police say at least 5 people have been killed in 20 more injured following an explosion. a car bomb went off outside a busy cafe in the capital mortgage issue. people are thought to have gathered to watch the european football championship final as for villages and says on eastern state of casala, remain isolated by flood waters. days after the river gas burst, it's banks. how much all reports in the town of aroma. this is a slice of life of what's going on here. ok, city if a gosh jumped to area of has been flooded a few days ago. for villages, at least besieged behind these trees, besieged by water, and was told that so few people can actually wait for this month. you want to go out of town to bring them supplies. they can't escape onto them. no. and only some individual volunteers come and bring them a f

towards assuming opposition is the same and it will position enter to some of the to pulled against iso and other terrorist organizations inside syria shoulder to shoulder and the return of the syrian refugees back to their phones can only happen on the voluntary basis. see, napkin solo, l, just very stumble for villages and civilians. eastern states of consolidate, remain isolated by slow to waters, days off, there's a gosh, most it's banks have involved reports not from the town of a rep a. this is a slice of life of what's going on here. ok. city, if a gosh jump to area that has been flooded a few days ago. for villages, at least besieged behind these theories besieged by water. and we're told that so few people can actually wait through this month. you want to go out and bring them supplies. they can't escape onto them. no. and only some individual volunteers come on, bring them as fuel thinks they need, but no international or locally relief agencies have been able to go and help them out even for people living on a slightly higher ground. the inbox is visible, the waters have swep

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time i wasn't, i didn't know exactly what i wanted to do because i had to finish my law degree but iso knew i wanted too this. the program i had it landed in the department of defense and while i was there i went to a meeting that i mentor was happening and i sat in and what he was doing was providing legal advice to delegations that were overseeing negotiating treaties on weapons of mass destruction. i'd never thought about mass destruction issues that also when i sat in that meeting i was thinking thiss is great. i really want to do public international law but i also want to be on the delegation not necessarilyy providing negotiations. i went to an agency where if you wanted to do that the place called the disarming agency, i joined them as w a lawyer and that's what started my pathway. i happen to go to meeting because i was bored that day and i said well let me see what my mentor is doing and i'd just sort of followed him. >> so alignment and mentorship. welcome back to that. a certain point in your career yourm decided to take a break fm government focused specifically on impact

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iso- reports but i but i i will read it this week.ause my co-authors and i come ivan and i were just -- [inaudible] in taiwan together with his new cabinet. we spent a lot of time in the course of writing the boiling about messing with scenarios and gray zone scenarios and decide things along the spectrum including the quarantine. i think some of these exercises were seeing right now like the one right after president lines inauguration last month, i call them sort of flash blockades, -- president lai -- exercise in beijing can reverse, they can do them progressively over longer periods of time to demonstrate they can threaten the flow of critical materials especially energy supplies in the taiwan. i think that ultimately we should be tabletop exercising for quarantine scenarios together with japan and australia, taiwan, south korea and europe. because quarantines are very, very difficult to enforce without ultimately being pushed to move up the escalation ladder to those scenarios that bonny just mention would become more cossey that

he calls for the iso. he's going to drive and finish the layup.t's the game winner right there james had 23 points six rebounds and six assists. usa narrowly survives 101 100. in the wnba. the all star game put on quite a show tonight. caitlin clark and team wnba took on diana taurasi and team usa in the second quarter. here, team usa up two. breanna stewart drives in and gets the floater to fall. stewart finished with 31 points. team usa up four. arike ogunbowale came alive in the third quarter. she drains the step back three. a few minutes later, she drains another. she had 21 points in the third quarter. and then we go to the fourth. caitlin clark drives in, gives it to angel reese, who lays it up. rivals to teammates here for wnba. reese finished with a double double 12 points, 11 rebounds and wnba beat usa women's olympic team 117 109. ogunbowale is your all-star mvp, setting up the game record with 34 points in the second half. the oakland a's have been rolling as of late, especially at the coliseum. they are on a franchise long eight game h

when that happens, we will start to see some of these iso thurmes bump up, meaning that those temperaturesl be rising. so the closer you are to that high pressure, which is once again get to that in in particular, the warmer you get now next week. if we look ahead to it, you can see a good portion of the country starting to cool down. so this is from july 20th through the 24th. this is looking ahead at the climate prediction center and as we head to the west coast, we're going to be above average. the question becomes how much above average for next week. and right now it looks like we're going to get some pretty decent heat going on. once we hit about monday could be in that 98 99 degree territory. but we're not there yet. we've got an next couple of days ahead of us. a little bit of a warm-up as we head towards the end of the week. and then next week as the one to keep an eye on to see just how warm we will get as we roll into that high pressure retrograding and heading our way. thank you, kyle of republican national convention kicking off in milwaukee today with a big announcement. form

she would like to elaborate on y that testimony.li and so my interview with her iso finally happening. my guest tomorrow night right here 9:00 p.m. eastern is stormy daniels. this will be her first u.s. interview since the guilty on all counts verdict in the case involving trump's payment to her to keep her from speaking out about her experience with him. again, her testimony at that criminal trial was crucial to his conviction. it was legitimately shocking testimony. she would like to elaborate on that testimony, and she will do so here, 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. we'll talk about the case. we'll talk about what's happened since the case. we'll talk what happened to her because of her role in that case. we'll talk what it means for what is coming next from donald trump, if he is re-elected to the presidency.en again, 9:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow, tuesday night. i hope you will watch., now as we await trump's w sentencing in that case, this immunity ruling today from the supreme court is at hand, and i'm not a lawyer. it is as far as i can tell in my laymen's understanding, it is as radi

cal iso hasn't issued a flex alert but pg&e is asking people to be aware of usage during peak hours. outage map. not too bad right now. lots of green. but those numbers add up and the utility company tells us as of late, last night, more than 3,000 customers -- are cut off from the power grid. more than half of which are in the south bay. >>> let's get a live look outside this morning. as we say good morning to you on a thursday and it's a holiday. it's the fourth of july. and wow, look at that view. a lot of people getting ready to maybe start that cookout and fire up the grill. and enjoy a little time with their family. >> do you think that looks sort of burnt orange for a reason? are we starting to get smoke into the bay area already? zoe, from that fire up in lake oroville? i mean look at that. >> oh, yeah. we got a little bit of it yesterday actually. but we're not seeing all too much of it this afternoon. so kind of a mixed bag, but this morning, what a sunrise. that is so gorgeous out there and i have a really cool time lapse to show you as well. something that you might see o

. >> cal iso, which monitors the state's power grid, says power supplies are adequate for now, but it is keeping an eye on the grid for potential impacts from a timeline of temperatures to power outage warnings, we have put all this week's weather stories into one place. abc seven news.com/weather. bookmark it now so it'll be easy to find. all of our updated stories will be posted there. and if you're using our app, there's a weather section that's easy to find. it's one of the first things you will see when you open the abc seven bay area app, available wherever you stream. >> san jose police say they have now arrested everyone who attacked and jumped on a patrol car during a sideshow several weeks ago. a total of seven people have been arrested. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes is following the story. >> these frozen images, taken from video that was blasted on social media, have helped lead to the arrest of seven people. >> if you attack a san jose police officer attempting to help an injured person so you can become famous on tiktok, it's possible you may escape cons

cal iso says there could be a loss of energy transmission and generation from the oroville dam.owever, energy officials said california's electricity grid can handle the current increase in demand across the state. san jose's calabanga water park set for its grand opening tomorrow. this park is on the site of the former raging waters site, which abruptly closed last year. >> i have an idea it's going to be quite the popular spot. ktvu mark sayer live now at the park tonight with an exclusive look at what's new and what'll keep people cool. mark >> well, heather, mike, it is 100 degrees here at east san jose right now. it is really baking and it's going to be about the same tomorrow. so here is the good news. after a five day opening delay, the park behind us is set to welcome guests starting tomorrow mornin. it is hard not to be immediately drawn to the water features when the temperatures are as high as they are this week. here at cowabunga, workers are busy getting ready for thursday's grand opening. the lazy river is being swept and scrubbed and the speed slides are ready to

. >> cal iso says the state's power grid is currently stable and they are not forecasting supply shortfalls. they say they've gone into what's called a restricted maintenance operation. that means operators will avoid taking equipment offline for routine maintenance, assuring that all generators and transmission lines are available to supply higher loads. the good news is no flex alerts have been issued, so far this week. live in walnut creek, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. the contra costa fire protection district is advising you to avoid hiking trails. many local and regional parks are closing down because of the heat. mount diablo state park is shut down and may stay that way into the weekend. lime ridge open space in concord is closed, as are many walnut creek open spaces and parks. east bay regional parks shut down a long list of places through the end of the weekend to coincide with this sustained heat wave. >> many east bay regional parks will remain open for visitors during this week's increased temperatures, including swim facilities and shoreline regional parks.

. >> cal iso, which monitors the state's power grid, says power supplies are adequate for now, but it's that grid for potential impacts from a timeline of temperatures to power outage warnings, we have put all of this week's weather stories in one place. >> abc seven news.com/weather. bookmark it now so you can find it easily. all of the updated stories are going to be posted there. if you're using our app, there is a weather section you can find that easily as well. it's one of the first things you'll see when you open the abc7 bay area app. it's available wherever you stream. >> developing news now on hurricane beryl. the storm has killed at least one person, so far in the caribbean. beryl has become the latest category five hurricane on record. the earliest, i should say category five hurricane on record in the atlantic basin. winds have reached up to 165mph. scientists say it's feeding off ocean waters that are already as warm as the peak of hurricane season in september. by the end of the weekend, forecasters say it could reach the coast of texas this morning. >> prosecutors are tr

you can see these iso thurmes right to start to see almost the yellows instead of the reds. that takes us right through the weekend that we get to the middle of next week around wednesday. we will start to see that high pressure. expand just a little bit more. doesn't look like it will be extreme for us, but it will lift the temperatures up a bit. so something to keep an eye on. so if you're headed out this weekend, saturday is going to be cooler day of the 2 little cloudy in the morning afternoon, inland 70's for most of will be pretty nice. cool day. very different. kind of a forecast that we've had recently. and as we look at the heat risk potential is going roll you through here and take you into next week. this is next thursday. and again, you're not seeing any reds are purples on this map. wild colors like we've seen. we've had temperatures are going well into triple digits. so we're done with that for a little bit. and i think we're all we're all okay with we're going to through the weekend. a little cooler marine layer will certainly be president looking out for a li

. >> and cal iso says the state's power grid is currently stable and they are not forecasting supply shortfalls. they say they've gone into what's called a restricted maintenance operation. that means operators will avoid taking equipment offline for routine maintenance, assuring all generators and transmission lines are available to supply higher loads. and the good news is there hasn't been a need to issue any flex alerts so far this week. live in walnut creek. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. the contra costa fire protection district district is advising you to avoid hiking trails. many local and regional parks are closing down because of the heat. mount diablo state park is shut down and it may stay closed into the weekend. mine ridge open space in concord is closed, as are many walnut creek open spaces and parks. east bay regional parks shut down a long list of places through the end of the weekend to coincide with this sustained heat wave. >> many east bay regional parks will remain open for visitors during this week's increased temperatures, including swim faci

for some things that pezeshkian, will push the regime and push the supreme leader to agree to your iso ride vali now, so this is also barred. what's happening domestically on the economic friends and the impact of sanctions on iranians. thank you so much for your time today new british prime minister keir starmer has had a hectic day friday after labors landslide victory in national elections, mr. standard again forming a new government and named his cabinet's, it includes the uk's first female chancellor of the exchequer. then you prime minister takes office as labor enjoys its biggest parliamentary majority in decades. on friday, he promised a resets for the uk after 14 years of conservative rule, rishi sunak resigned as prime minister and says he will step down as leader of the conservative party. now the toys last around 2000 of their mps and many key leaders lost their seats. meanwhile, nigel farage is now a member of parliament after games by his populist reform, uk party at won five seats in thursday's votes tensions are running high in france. in the meantime a day ahead of the

the moodi mood iso somber. you can see him walking down the plane unassisted. the injuries are out of the camera's view. trump described the physical pain he endured on social media, as you mentioned, writing in part, quote, i was shot with a pull let that pierced the upper part of my right ear and the fbi saying this during a late night press briefing. >> this evening we had what we're calling an an assassinatn attempt against our former president be, donald trump. there will be an investigation into what took place and how the individual was able to get access to the location remarks type of weapon he had. all that is days, weeks and months of investigation. >> reporter: the secret service which was responsible for securing the rally perimeter releasing a statement after the assassination attempt that the shots came, quote, from an elevated position outside the rally venue. people across the country are now left wondering how the named shooter, 20-year-old thomas ma had through crooks of bethel park, pennsylvania, was able to access a roof top so close by, le