jesse james has a choice. all of the guerillas who followed archie clement, they were all killed, captured or given up, but in 1869 jesse james and his brother frank go to rob the davis county savings association because they believe that the cashier is the militia leader who killed bloody bill anderson. they end up grabbing basically nothing of value and jesse james makes a point of shooting down the man across the counter and as they escaped from the scene, they boast about how -- they boast about how they killed bloody bill anderson and we know it's jesse james because his horse when the townspeople fired back, his horse was through him and he had to steal a farmer's horse and back then, people knew their horses and it was a famous horse locally because it was so fast and so fine, and in fact, the farmer whose horse he stole actually had the nerves to sell. so this makes jesse james famous. he'd been a teenager in the civil war and now his name now becomes famous. what happens is he comes to the attention o

(james) (james) police activity. (james) politicians on both sides of the aisle are condeming the violence that erupted in charlottesville on saturday. republicans and democrats have sent out tweets and made statments saying that racism and intolerance have no place in our country.(robin) president trump came under fire for not denouncing the white supremacy movement in his statements following the attack that left one protestor dead and over a dozen more injured. a warning: some of the video you're about to see is graphic. organizers from "unite the right" had planned to speak sunday afternoon, but the crow d in charlottesville, virginia, did not let that happen.crowd chanting:police in riot gear moved to cut off the crowd, as the protesters essentially chased the spokesman off...crowd chanting: "nazis, go home! nazis, go home!"the anger stems from violence that erupted in downtown charlottesville, va saturday.. between white nationalists and counter- protesters during the "unite the right" rally. ...that ultimately

that captured jesse james. i think jesse james' personality, he would have been a violent man of the civil war, a lot of men were but some weren't. so you had the violent personality and violent training he could never shake. by the way, don't look for big deposits of his loot. armed robbers are not big savers. whenever you need money and put a gun in someone's face, it's kind of a disencentuincentive f robbing. but for the long arc of ten years after the civil war, he survives for so long because he's got support and makes a point, sincerely of saying, listen, i'm a political figure. nothing else but a political symbol. and that he's got an ally in the press. he's very influential in the democratic party who he allies with that makes him a significant figure as missouri realigns after confederates come back in the voting booths, not booths but a ballot box. yes, sir. >> any idea why they began resulting to torture and mutilation? was it something to do with the fact that they were all sort of farmers out on th

he sees jesse james as an ally. in fact, jesse james begins to write letters to his newspaper, the kansas city times, in which he says, listen i'm incident, it's those damned radicals that are targeted me because i stood up for southern rights because i'm a confederate and he said i'll be damned if they take me alive. i'm anyoinnocent but i'll fightl the end. that was the message he sends. any allies, he and his brother ally with the younger brothers and former confederates and they carry out robberies and their absolutely criminals. they're violent men, especially jesse james, 16, emersed in violence. he like see people cow wars when a gun is pointed in their face. politics is what distoishs his bandit career. if being a con fed ratd was a great excuse why is he the only one that's doing it. he becomes very important in missouri politics. he and his brother are the only one singled out for rewards by governor of missouri above $300. when the confederate slate comes back into power they put a reward of $300. now, th

i'm mark danon.( james ) and i'm james fletcher.ue to follow our breaking news out of the east bay... a man is shot on interstate 8-80 in san leandro. we have team coverage as southboud 8-80 is shut down while officers investigate. kron 4's terisa estacio is on the scene with the details. and robin is tracking the traffic impact. let's go to terisa first. ( terisa )chp confirms that there is police activity sb 880 and lewelling and asked us to stage sb 880 at marina parkway off ramp. they will be sending someone to update us on what they are working. i'm hearing on the scanner police talk about the suspect car being a white sedan. <"our units started responding immediately to the area. shortly thereafter, we received additional calls of shots fired in the area. when our unit arrived on scene, he came upon a vehicle that was disabled in the fast lane. it's actually located in a section of the freeway that was closed off for active construction. they encountered four occupants in the vehicle. one of which was critically injured with a

(james) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. (james)after another day of hot inland conditions, a slight cooling trend is forecast to spread inland tuesday and wednesday as high pressure briefly weakens across the region. this too will lead to an increase in overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog along the coast and in the adjacent valleys. another warming trend is likely late in the week and into the labor day holiday weekend with hot conditions returning to the interior. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) so far -- over 30 inches of rain has fallen as a result of tropical storm harvey. to give you a better sense of the conditions on the ground -- look at this video. this is not a river -- this a street -- filled with rescue boats... these are not just professionals -- many people who happen to own boats are doing their best to help. at least 3 thousand peop

(james) good morning i'm james flecther. (mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( mark ) breaking news this morning... police investigating an overnight shooting in an overnight investigating police morning... news this breaking ( mark ) toll to 101min from the less than 20 bridge drive richmond toll plaza. from 37 to the than 30 min drive time less gat bridge to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( mark ) breaking news this morning... police investigating an overnight shooting in redwood city. (james) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the scene. lydia what do we know? redwood city police are investigating a shooting this morning. an 18-year-o

>(james)(james) (james) prosecutors say there is no evidence the firefighters and juinio...ad any contact prior to the shooting. (james) a 200- acre fire in dublin was stopped short of some brand new homes and students attending their first day of school. kron 4's ella sogomonian has been tracking the fire. ella sogomonian, dublin// "we're told the effects of this fire could have been much worse considering the terrain and weather but fortunately they were able to get help from several fire agencies and were able to stop that fire in its tracks before it got to new homes."what a welcome it was for dublin homewowners in a new gated community who've been there for less than one week. sot: saumitra chattopadhayoy, evacuee// "some policeman came and said don't wait just leave."within ten minutes residents of newly built wallis ranch homes were forced to evacuate when a fire broke out neary by around 2:30 in the afternoon. sot: arambh aagja, evacuee// "we just saw a bunch of smoke everywhere and we had a police chief over there who had a little mega phone and he just said to evac

(james) coming up... berkeley hot dog stand employee who resigned after rallying in virginia has sparked a debate on employee protest rights. so... just what rights do employees have?(robin) and an update on yesterday morning's shooting on the 880. the latest on the victim's condition and the search for the shooter.(james) and a nurse who has lived in the bay area for 3 decades is being deported today. we have a live report on her story coming up. ( lydia ) a bay area nurse is facing deportation this morning. i will have the details in a live report. ( mark ) and growing protests around the country after a weekend of violence in virginia. more on protests that are now being planned for here in the bay ( darya ) and new this morning... north korea may be backing off one of its threats against the u-s. what the north korean leader is morning. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's cool this tuesday morni

james.rning clouds and cool temperatures are greeting us this monday morning. with widespread 50s and 60s, we're off to a nice start. for the best viewing of this morning's solar eclipse, you'll want to be in the east and south bay valleys. they will likely see the most clearing by the 10:00 hour. a sunny afternoon will mean low 80s for our inland valleys today. expect mid 70s along the bay shoreline and mid 60s at the coast with morning mist and drizzle. for the week ahead, we'll see gradual warming with inland highs reaching the low 90s by no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( yoli) i am live at crissy field where people will be gathering to watch the eclipse later this morning. ( mark ) thanks yoli. and we want you to be a part of our eclipse a part of our want you to be and we thanks yoli.( mark ) thanks yoli. and we want you to be a part of our eclipse coverage this morning. send us your pictures as you get ready to watch the eclipse. just downl

) ( james ) ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. (james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

(james) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. (robin) and i'm robin winston. ill checking in on your morning commute in just a bit. but first james has a look and your forcast and he hopefully serving up some more sunshine today! (james)we're waking up to clouds, fog, mist and drizzle. morning temperatures are in the 50s and low 60s. high temperatures have actually run slightly cooler than expected. so, this afternoon we should expect only mid 80s for the inland valleys, mid 70s along our bay waters, and low 60s at the coast. the weather pattern should hold steady for the rest of the week and the weekend. as for next week, temps may dip slightly monday and tuesday, then warm for the second half of the week. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:21 am. sunset is at 8:08 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30

is enough money for you james? ( james ) coming up.. a major planned right- wing- rally in san francisco might not happen. the reason the u.s. park service hasn't made a decision(robin) and... a bay area based neo- nazi has lost his job in san francisco. why his employeer let him go.( james ) and a look at your weather after the break. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge (james)(robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)it's another cool morning around the bay. temps are, once again, in the 50s and low 60s. skies will open up this afternoon giving way to a mostly sunny day and inland highs warming to the upper 80s. bay shoreline temperatures will be in the mid 70s and communities along the coast will see low 60s. as for the rest of the week, expect continued gradual warming. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:27 am. sunset is at 7:59 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot sp

(james) (james) (james) in 2001 a san francisco resident by the name of diane whipple was attacked andy two dogs. after that... the s-f-p-d created a special unit .(robin) and every dog attack, dog bite, or aggressive behavior case.. is turned over to this unit... to investigate. our stanley roberts spent some time with them. so mr bowling if i bring your dog in for a vicious and dangerous dog hearing to protect the citizens of the city and county of san francisco for the guy that was bit down masonic you'll come. i would like to introduce to the san francisco police department vicious and dangerous dog unit.i don't know why he bit do you know why he was being protective someone invaded my personal space like the sidewalk is clear and someone did not just walk by me they ran right up- right in my space and my dog got a little bit protective sir we'll come back here in a moment.. the city is san francisco is a very dog- friendly city but they have their limitations. there are several dog laws on the books i need to speak to doobies owner one is the leash law and doobie was off leash in

(james) coming up...anley roberts takes a look at illegal dumping in the east bayyou won't believe what one man is throwing away. people behaving badly is next. ( robin ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... police have identified a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in belmont. officers say 27-year-old "jo-vhon" alexander stewart opened fire saturday night at an apartment building on ralston avenue -- killing 24-year-old dejohn jones. an arrest warrant has been issued for stewart -- who police say is armed and dangerous.( james ) firefighters containing a fire at a two story house on 57th avenue. firefighters tweeting out this picture of the fire when they arrived. it appears the house was under construction... you can see scaffolding on the outside. right now there is no word on the cause of this fire. ( robin ) uber co-founder travis kalanick will not be returning to the company as its c-e-o. the wall s

(james) (james) (james) if you take the golden gate bridge into san francisco during the late night or early morning hours-- prepare for delays. starting tomorrow-- only one lane will be open between 9 pm and 4 am. this will last through the end of the week. traffic is being diverted so crews can make pavement repairs. buses will not stop at the southbound toll plaza stop... so riders are advised to get of at the stop at richardson avenue and francisco street instead. (james) happening today... fire fighters are making a final sweep of the oakland hills area that was scorched by flames last week. the bush fire-- which burned 20- acres above uc berkeley-- is now at 90-percent containment. today -- crews will scour the area to make sure all the hot spot and embers are extinguished. fire officials say the cause of the fire is still under investigation... and that arson has not been ruled out. (robin)russians celebrated when trump was elected.they had hopes for a good relationship after trump praised putin for being a "strong leader."(james)nine months later, mentions of trump have all but

so james foster, the first time i met james or talked to james he didn't know me from adam ort eve, however you should say it. and they announced and they did the test and i got his phone number and called him up and i introduced myself and said yes i know you are. and the second you know, at some point, dr. foster, have you talked to these people? do you know what is going to happen and i will never forget. he said professor, we don't know what is going to happen and i said well, i kind of do. and he said, you know, these are adults. and he was right. they are adults and they have a can right to participate in this and do this and so forth. so my point is, that i was not surprised in what happened because i don't believe that she had a child who lived long enough to get married, have children and have descendants the would have been tested in 1998. >> these are a couple of sexual questions. the first of which you probably answered. did jefferson have many of his slaves inoculated? and the second question was, it was. .. know. we have no letter. james knew how to read and robert knew how to

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james monroe was with this contingent. in his auto biography which he wrote in the third person late in life and actually did not complete before his death, monroe described the mission. the command of the vanguard consisting of 50 men was given to captain washington. lieutenant monroe promptly offered services under him which promptly accepted. the 25th of december 1776 they passed the delaware in the dusk of the evening 10 miles above trenton. the road by which they descended intersected that which lead from trenton to princeton for obedience of orders of cutting off all communication between them and from the country to trenton. mr. monroe can be guilty of a run-on sentence every now and then. he noted that the night was come pech yous. describing the instant many years later at a white house dinner monroe recalled that the man whose name was john reicher was, quote, determined in this manner and very profane. he brought food from his house and said to monroe, i know something is to be done and i'm going with you. i'm a

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james: it would.ies the forward-looking equities are lower than stated, and that upsets valuation. the second issue is the higher yields means that corporate is going to have -- many say the u.s. corporate sector has a decent balance sheet. i would say that is not right. some companies are investing mouth of debt. i think high-yield is the next waiting to happen. the third issue is what it is going to do to consumer credit and spending. we have consumers who have been relatively optimistic, because despite the naysayers, we have .ad wage growth, i think there has been real wage growth. a lot of growth in global consumer spending has been a credit. banks will have less vibrant growth. to me, global growth is more likely to be around not before forecasters are expecting. manus: we will make time for the misery index when we come back. james: united states has the world's greatest companies. manus: james bevan cio at ccla investment management stays with us. angela merkel is preparing to kick off a six-w

(james) ( tiffany ) now lets get a check of weather with james fletcher.james)it's a warm start to this thursday morning with widespread readings in the upper 60s and low 70s. we'll have a few more clouds today, so temperatures will be cooler, but only by a few degrees. we're still looking at inland highs in the upper 90s, bay shoreline temperatures in the mid 80s and coastal highs in the mid 60s. monsoonal moisture is in the air, so the risk of a pop up thunderstorm is in the mix. it's not a huge risk, only 20%, but enough that we've put it in the forecast for today and tomorrow. a heat advisory (tiffany) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (tiffany) walnut creek police are trying to track down the owner of a dog left in a hot car. the young schipperke (skip- per-key) was found dehydrated sitting in the back of a car, parked in a bur

(james) in texas. harvey has claimed at least two lives so far -- but that death toll is expected to rise. this photo is from galveston... where a nursing home was completely flooded leaving elderly people stranded in the water. flooding continues to be a life- threatening situation in the lone star state. reporter sonia moghe has more. government officials are gearing up for a long week in texas as hurricane harvey, now a tropical storm, brings massive rainfall inland.."fema is going to be there for years, sir. this disaster is going to be a landmark event." texas governor greg abbott says people from around the country are offering their support."we've even received assistance from governor cuomo in new york, as well as offers of help from florida, arizona. this is something where everyone from the united states is pitching in to help out. "people are fleeing their flooded homes in the houston area as the storm stalls over texas. meanwhile houston's mayor defends his decision not to issue an evacuati

to let james buchanan in 1856. then he goes further when douglas breaks with him over kansas, he proscribes and then democrats inasite congress that he controls. you have two big figures that are at loggerheads. he does nothing to recognize the growing antagonism that many northern white working voters have towards what they call the slave power. this story has been told in every textbook. i don't need to rehearse it at length. the issue was not slavery or no slavery in the late 1850's. the issue was what is the issue of the west? felt you were going to have more inequality and poverty and trouble socially. southerners believed if you close up the west to them, slavery cannot prosper as it is prospering. it is prospering in the 1850's. that this collision over what is happening in the west. james buchanan has always been a trimmer on this issue. when it came up in the 1840's, he wants to extend the missouri compromise line to the pacific. that is not really what northerners had in mind. on every issue that pertains

acciden sb 680 at marshview ( james ) a big story ( james ) ( james ) a big story we are following this morning... president donald trump took to twitter to defend confederate statues. this comes as communities across the country are debating what to do with their own monuments. confederate symbols in san diego, los angeles, and baltimore, have been removed. (robin) president trump tweeted "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments." trump also argued taking down confederate statues would lead to the removal of other monuments. (robin) all this comes after a white supremacist rally in charlottesville virgina turned deadly. the hateful demonstration began as a protest against the removal of a confederate statue there. ( james ) a counter protester was killed and many others were hurt. in his latest statement president trump blamed 'both sides' for the violence. something that has been widely criticized by democrats and many republicans in congress. and now the pushback against president trump and hat

(james)coming up at 5.ne crashes into a home -- we're investigating what happened with a live report from campbell. (robin) and.... a memorial set up for the liquor store owner killed in a robbery in san jose. the latest on the efforts to catch his killers. ♪ imagine what's possible... ...with the world at your fingertips. get everything they need to shoot for the stars, for less. this week at staples, shop our fifty cent deals. staples. it's pro time. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. ( will ) a crane crashes through a home in the south bay. i am live at the scene with the details. (

(james)( tiffany ) now lets get a check of weather with james fletcher. (james)just like yesterday, we have clouds and cool temperatures this morning with widespread 50s and 60s. expect sunny skies this afternoon with mild warming over yesterday's highs. look for temps inland to warm into the mid and upper 80s, while conditions at the coast will max out in the mid 60s. highs along the bay shoreline will be in the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. gradual warming is still the forecast for the week ahead, especially after thursday. this weekend may bring upper 90s to low 100s for a few of our hottest inland valley spots. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:32 am. sunset is at 7:53 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. all lanes open on berkeley eb 80 at ashby. (tiffany) happening today... the dubli

(james)( tiffany ) now lets get a check of weather with james fletcher. (james)we're wrapping up the work week with warm temperatures this friday morning. widespread 70s are being reported during the overnight hours. we're also seeing a few sprinkles from time to time as monsoonal moisture is still moving overhead. dry lightning is also being reported. this moisture is expected to move off to our north as the day progresses. the chance of sprinkles and lightning will diminish from south to north by this afternoon. as for the weekend, temperatures are expected to continue to fall with each passing day. inland highs will settle in the low 90s by sunday and stay there for the first half of next week. sunrise in san no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. r (tiffany) a burlingame business owner gives credit to police that recovered his valuable stolen merchandise. business owner ali (hair- ease) heriz reported at least 230-thousand dollars worth of p

(james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... more than 100 people are behind bars this morning after a massive sting operation in the bay area. several pounds of ( james ) now lets get a check of the roads with robin winston. no major hot spots..bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... more than 100 people are behind bars this morning after a massive sting operation in the bay area. several pounds of drugs, guns and several stolen cars were also seized. it was called "operation cold day." it was conducted by the a-t-f. most of the arrests happened in san francisco and san mateo counties.(robin) google decided to cancel a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees that was supposed to focus on the now viral anti-diversity memo that led to the fir

james: i cannot tell you now.an tell you, the way we position the quarter, the preview into the quarter, was, this is a make or break story. the numbers are not suggesting tion ofdmission -- reigni the growth on the monetization. but we need to understand -- the numbers do not speak too favorably for the balance for the outlook of the year. caroline: james cakmak from monness, crespi hardt & co, thank you. amid that investor and analyst call, let's look at earnings. blue apron giving investors a sour taste after its first report. shares of the meal kit delivery service falling after a lost customers in the second quarter. cory, you have been pouring over this one, as well. revenue did beat in the circumstance. it is all about having to rein back its marketing spending and therefore customers that use the product. cory: when i think of marketing, whether blue apron or any other company, usefully, we can see the effect of marketing. they do not give us all the numbers we would like to see, most importantly, the retu

this is a joint project between the james monroe museum and the papers of james monroe. it is particularly rewarding and meaning fu iningful to me to kne are helping students hone their skills in the areas of museum studies, of historic preservation in working on this and letting us share this exhibit with a wider audience. many other exciting opportunities also lie ahead over the next eight years as we commemorate the buy ticentennia james monroe's presidency. i want to thank you for your kind attention. we will do questions at this point before the break, which i hope i've not run up against too much. [ applause ]. >> thank you. yeah. go ahead. [ inaudible ] >> i think that given the fact that president monroe tried to be as at oak hill as much as he could during the presidency, that is certainly plausible. i think dan preston might have more intimate knowledge of whether that was something that happened exclusively or at least in part. see how i pivoted right to you, dan, on that question? thank you. >> the message itself, though, was really honed in washington when h

james: absolutely.n the u.s., you had recapitalization of banks, you had liquidity provision, a huge amount of rate cut before you got near to the conversation on qe. it has been quite an incredible journey. ,ark: looking at credit spreads reflectds and liquidity what central banks are about to embark on or not? james: i don't think many markets do. that does feel to me something which at the moment markets are putting into that folder of "i "ll deal with that later" or we will wait and see" to some degree. we evidence float and didn't know what it meant. when we had the taper tantrum, just the mere announcement that they would slow the rate at which they added to the balance sheet, we saw a 100 basis point selloff. this time, you're talking about the fed reducing the balance sheet while the ecb is about to announce their slowing the pacing. i struggled to believe that markets are going to be entirely sanguine throughout the process. vonnie: we have investment grade and high-yield spreads compressed as

james madison, i am absolutely towering over. i think he was 5'4" and is the smallest guy in the room. so thin boned and wan. he had epilepsy. he had challenges in health. there's a great new biography by lynn cheney who came to the constitution center recently and talked about madison's illness and his physical frailty shaped many of his ideas and created this great man, the father of the constitution, he was the single father who was so devoted to moderation and pragmatism and compromise. the great genius of the constitution was the balancing and mixing of interests. the challenge for the men in this room was how to balance interest at times that seemed irreconcilable. the biggest difference was over the power of the large states versus the small states. who should prevail? the small states obviously wanted to make sure that they're represented, and they favored equal representation in congress. they basically wanted one representative or two representatives forev every sta. the big states didn't like that at all. they wanted t

(darya)(james) in the weather center tracking the forecast with james...ll be another nice day with sunny skies and seasonable temperatures. this morning is cool with widespread 50s and 60s and clouds over the bay. this afternoon will be similar to yesterday, with mostly sunny conditions and inland highs in the upper 80s on average. communities closer to the bay will see mid 70s, while folks at the coast will be in the mid 60s. this week's warming trend will really kick in after friday with inland highs jumping to the mid 90s this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:32 am. sunset is at 7:51 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. . golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (darya) the federal government is taking new steps to help protect lake tahoe. lawmakers have approved 415 mill

abraham lincoln challenged james wilson. agreed that because we the people of the united states were sovereign, when those people ratified the constitution, they created an indesoluble union that would require the support of the entire union to allow any state to secede. people like calhoun and other state rights advocates, channeling the anti-federalist, said no, any state could decide to leave on its own. it took the civil war, the bloodiest in american history, to establish that wilson and lincoln were correct and that the advocates of state sovereignty were not. and that indeed we the people of the united states as a whole were sovereign. madison himself was probably conflicted on this score. federalist 39 talks about a kind of dual sovereignty where both the states in their sovereign capacity occasionally rule and sometimes we the people rule. others like wilson said the idea of two sovereignties was an impeero -- sorry, was an impeer yum within an impeero, a state within a state, which the framers considered a solessis

sorry, i'll add one more to that list and it's james wilson. madison, hamilton and wilson is more important and this is alexander hamilton. what he lacked in stature he made up in fiscal reponsiblity and he was secretary of the treasury, and it was a great defender and an energetic, central government that would be strong enough to regulate the economy and some accused him of being maniacal in his tendencies and he would have favored a stronger executive than the one that ultimately resulted. like madison, he was one of the authors of the federalist papers and they were the documents issued under the pseudonym to give the argument after it was proposed and hamilton had the federalist papers and not least of which was his theory of why it was okay for courts to strike down unconstitutional laws and federalist is 78 which hamilton wrote says and it contains the whole philosophy of the american government and it says that we the people of the united states is represented by the constitution and because of the special radification procedure that ga

(james) and here's a live look (james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)the brief cooldown continues this morning with mid to upper 50s to start the day. sunny skies this afternoon will give way to high temps in the upper 80s for the inland valleys, upper 70s for the bay shoreline, and mid 60s at the coast. we have a major warmup for the second half of the week. inland highs will rise to 100+ starting tomorrow and last through the upcoming holiday weekend. in fact, temps reach 110 - 113 on friday and saturday. an excessive heat watch is in effect from thursday - monday and will likely be raised to a heat warning before the week is done. heat will be at dangerous levels starting tomorrow. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:38 am. sunset is at 7:41 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min f

president trump has fired james comey as director of the fbi. - trump fired james comey, the man whoe leading the investigation into whether trump's campaign had colluded with russia to win last year's election, the man who, as director of the fbi, is supposed to be politically independent, almost untouchable. people, i'm not gonna sugarcoat this. this is bad for democracy. - president trump's firing of fbi director james comey sending shockwaves through washington. - only the second time in american history a president has taken that step. - trump's seismic firing-- - a little whiff of fascism tonight. - it looks like a banana republic, america, not a democracy. - you'd think this would happen in a third world country. the idea that this happened in the united states is stunning. - this is the kind of thing that goes on in-- - africa! just say it! [laughter and applause] say it! just say it! "this is the kind of thing that only happens in africa!" comey wasn't just any old bureaucrat who trump fired. trump fired comey just as comey was starting to actively investigate trump's people

james is 25.s anorexia nervosa, a serious mental illness where someone tries to keep their weight as low as possible by restricting the amount of food they eat. how is it going? are you all right? not bad, thanks. tommy, what is your anorexia like now? even my body is saying no, stop, my head is saying, go, keep on going. a lot of people say that the voice is not real, but it is. to you, it is. it is me. you cannot have even ten minutes without it, because it is constant, and you are battling yourself all day, and it is very self—destructive as well. is it there now? yeah. it wants to strip you of everything, and one of the main dark things i am going to say is the actual goal of it is to take everything from you and eventually kill you. if skin goes over the top of my trousers, i feel that is fat that shouldn't be there. james lives in merthyr tydfil. at home, he checks himself in the mirror constantly. if your face looks sunk in and bony, looking at mine at the moment, it doesn't look sunk in, b

and james fletcher is tracking your neighborhood forecast. (darya) let's start with james first. .. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. hot spot on the sunol grade sb 680 at washognton overturn in the right lane hot spot on the sunol grade sb 680 at washognton overturn in the right lane and ontamp. (darya) now back to our team coverage of the hot temperatures expected across the bay area.(mark) will tran is live at the meadow homes spray park in concord before the weather heats up. good morning will. ( will ) a

james: yes? >> thank you about what you said about tornadoes. the -- tornado was one of the worst on record appeared do know what the -- on record. do you know what the rating on that was? james: great question. 1925. that was before modern record-keeping in the 1950's, but yes it is, it crossed several states illinois and , indiana. the ef scale was not invented then, it was invented by theodore fugita from the university of chicago in the 1970s and wasn't implemented by the national weather service until the early '80s. or maybe the late 1970's. i think what they are able to do with tornadoes like that is look at photographic evidence and say based on those photographs, the targets that were hit indicated ef-2 or ef-3 damage. i believe it is probably in the record book as an ef-5, but i'm not positive about that. that's a great question. >> the microphones are fighting with each other. [laughter] james: you guys would not believe me. >> that does not mean you cannot ask questions. james: y

james: i hope so. you can ask others on the ideattee, but i think the that there's a lot of growth just around the corner in the u.s. is probably not the right model to have in mind. i know there are attempts in washington to push up the growth rate. i applaud that, i think it's a good agenda to have. so far, not too much has been implemented. even if it was, it would take a while to have an effect probably, at the earliest now second half of 2018 going into 2019. monetary policy perspective, we're thinking in terms of 18 months or 2 years, we are probably not going to move to far off the 2% growth path during that timeframe. for that reason, i think it's wise just to stand pat on rates for now anyway. rates,n: stand pat on but full speed ahead on the balance sheet. you said september. we are still stimulative. then there is the presence of a big balance sheet. accommodations. i guess you could call it a tighter policy overtime. where you in favor of balance sheets, unwind reducing that stimulus, but a

james fields said he could not afford an attorney. and interestingly, the judge then said he could not appoint a public defender for james fields because a member of the public defender's office had a relative who was affected by saturday's violence. so the judge went down his list and appointed an attorney named charles weber to represent james fields. and we moved on with the proceedings there. we reached out to charles weber for comment on this case, and we have not heard back from him. also, on monday we got word from a security firm in ohio that james fields had worked for the firm, a firm called securtas. he work in 2016 and then from july of 2016 to the present. they said he took a vacation leave to come to charlottesville, and he's since been terminated. christine and dave? >> all right. thank you very much for that. >>> so the mother of the charlottesville victim, heather heyer, talking to cnn. here's what susan breau told cnn she would say to james fields, the driver who plowed into the crowd of protesters, killing her daugh