james john were outlined by a dream, but when they woke up they saw the radiance of his glory and two men standing next to the savior. experiencing earthly joy the apostle peter said, it would be better to say to christ the instructor exclaimed. how good it is for us to be here. let's build here three tents or skinnies, as it was said in the church slavonic text. one for you, one for moses and one for elijah , the evangelist of the bow notices that peter, for joy , did not know what he was saying. emotions spoke them. he wanted to prolong this moment, kind, blessed, inspiring. sale , he spoke these words, a cloud appeared and covered them with its shadow. the disciples, being in the cloud , were frightened, but from the cloud a voice came out, saying this son, my beloved of him. listen even when the voice is silent. it turned out that jesus was standing alone near the apostles, as before. the disciples kept this event a secret and did not tell anyone about what they saw until christ rose from the dead. what does the name of today's holiday mean? transfiguration means changing the teac

james. john, thank you very much. 502 is the time. and in our news this morning in the east bay, a woman is pistol whipped. and as you can see in this video dragged across the ground during >> armed robbery in oakland and now police are trying to crack down on this. find out who was responsible properties. gayle ong has reaction now from the neighbors. >> surveillance video captured an armed robbery in oakland. you can see the 2 armed individuals approached a woman hit her in the face with a gun and then dragged her as she holds on to her items. oakland police say the suspect got away after someone intervened. the incident happened last wednesday just before 6.30, in the evening near the intersection of 17th avenue and international boulevard in the san antonio neighborhood in east oakland >> because a light a top. this person who works nearby did not want to reveal her identity. >> she says this video was passed around local businesses to spread the word. we're so say, know you and what we wake.

back to you, james. john thank you. 5.31, the time it happened today, the suspected gunman who shot a san jose police officer on wednesday is expected to make his first appearance in court. >> that officer, by the way, continues to recover in the hospital. crawford's michael thomas is live in san jose with the latest. michael, good morning. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, we're still awaiting to see exactly what those charges will be. and we're hoping to hear them at some point today or learn more about them as he heads into court today. let's get go ahead and take a photo of get it up on your screen. his name broker aires and he is responsible for shooting a san jose police woman. wednesday morning. officers were called to the san jose home in a complex next to o'connor park near race street for a domestic violence dispute. now, at that time when they arrived, the man allegedly ambushed and shot the female officer within 30 seconds of a rifle. that officer is still in the hospital this morning and a

james. john, thank you. back to the new year to the news this morning at 502. >> and our top story, new laboratory test results confirm that a richmond spas hot tub contain high levels of legionella bacteria resulting in the deaths of 2 customers. robbers amanda hari spoke to a contra costa county supervisor about these results and the cases they detected. >> it is really ironic that a day spas, a place where you go to relax and be healthy instead are subjected to a a potentially fatal bacteria that can kill you to lives lost after a visit to zen day spa enrichment on monday. lab results confirmed the people contracted legionnaires disease from the hot tub water at the facility. >> people become infected by breathing in mist containing the bacteria that can cause serious pneumonia contra costa county chair of the board of supervisors. john joya says he's spoken to one of the victim's widow was a tragic she was at. >> it really a state of trauma and she had gone there with her husband to celebrate his birthda

james. all right. thank you very much, john. let's go to the north bay now where the petaluma police department is warning people after several credit card skimming devices were discovered in the city and >> police say they found a small camera inside one of them. proffers tiffany justice is live up in petaluma with the latest on this. tiffany. >> yes, good morning. we actually heard back from police morning. they say that they have found several of the skimming devices on items around the city. go ahead. a look at your screen to see just how camouflage the skimming devices can be. petaluma police releasing these photos of the devices found on items. the police department's community service members inspected all of these items and found a skimmer. the first one was hanging off of an atm sledge. they say that device was found there contained. a small camera connects to a video card set up to capture video and audio of the person using that atm. another skimmer was found on top of a card reader at a retail store. police say they

james. >> thank you, john. well, breaking news right now out of san mateo police are telling people to stay inside their homes outline was cited in the area. vanessa drive and south grand street. so if you're in that neighborhood. you want to keep your doors close. look out the window. this is an actual photograph of the mountain line in question. san mateo police are on the scene. this are canvassing the area block by block. if you notice the big cat, give them a call. they're trying to track him down and get him to safety. so he's not wander through neighborhoods enable. that is well, and then was to come from the home security camera. probably, 901. and we have more breaking news that we're covering at this very moment. there's major police activity going on in martinez. we've been following the story with proffers tiffany justice out at the scene. joyner now for the update. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning. yes, more to gators have arrived here on scene. and we do believe that they will be here for se

john, good morning. yep. james. dodged most of it, but there's still a little bit of unsettled weather across the region. >> and that is impacting us a little bit this morning here in the bay area. get the look out there. you see a little bit of green up there around stockton, sacramento, some more widespread showers. the closer you get out to the central valley this morning. isolated showers for solano county. a few sprinkles coming down right now up in sonoma and marin counties look offshore of us. we actually have some pretty heavy lightning in rainfall sitting well to the west of san francisco at this time currently. so most of that energy is either to the northeast or west of us kind of still fairly calm for the bay area, but do not be surprised. one bit seeing some dark clouds rolling over from time to time today. zooming out across the region. here are the remnants of hillary right now center of the storm and pushing that all that moisture up up along with it to the north up into nevada, the sierra nevada and

james, thank you, john. 6.48. the time. legal medical lab in fresno county could be linked now to a nationwide recall of pregnancy test. >> last week investigators found dangerous chemicals along with files of human blood samples of covid-19 and malaria and pregnancy test kits. they were all in an abandoned warehouse in reedley, which is a small town southeast of fresno. the fda has now issued a recall for those pregnancy test because they can't guarantee that they're safe or effective or accurate. you can find a full list of the recalled products on the fda's. what's web site at fda dot gov. >> time now 6.48 and several state lawmakers are launching an effort to make it easier for voters to approve certain local tax measures. yeah, not everybody is on board, though. we have our kron. 4 capitol correspondent eytan wallace to explain. well, as it stands today, many proposed local tax measures in bonds need at least two-thirds approval from voters to pass. but some democrats here at the capitol say. >> that threshold is just

james. all right. thank you, john. time now is 5.17, sonoma county has issued a public health advisory for thousands of people who participated. >> in the tough mudder this weekend after some participants went to the er. so the race happened sunday, but by monday, people started showing up with rashes and bumps even sore throats. some treated at home while some had to go to the er. the original reddit poster sent an email to the tough mudder ceo vp of north american operations and a cinema event. team. the email is co-signed by about 112 reddit users representing 334 participants with infections. one participant described her reaction. >> more inflamed and more red. and so finally, i did just see the doctor today. she's the who said, yes, it's staff infection. anytime it's hot to the touch like that, or you're feeling warm like that should always go get immediate medical help. >> and when some of the participants went to read it, they found out that something similar has happened the year before as well. tough mudder s

also moving along a ok james? john, thank you very much. let's talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black. joining us. and rob, i'm just looking at the markets right now. it started off. >> positive looks like they've turned negative here slightly. what kind headlines and company stock report you tracking this morning. what's moving the markets? >> yeah, i kind want to leave in the month of august, maybe next year because there's nothing really that happens. it's positive of the 10 year treasury sudden 4.3, 5%. so if you have an extra $5,000, you can put it in stocks which have had a great run this year or you can put it into a money market and a 4 and a half 5%. we're a 4.0, 7, 5, it's pretty much a no-brainer that fresh money is probably safer in and it isn't stocks, california, gas at 5.26. lot of refineries shut down in fear basically shut down electricity hillary. hurricane hilary. a national average of gas is 3.96. we had a tough here of know. it's been a bad season to fly. james 27% of all flights in june

james. thanks a lot, john. 10. 0, 1, in the developing story this morning. we're still talking about that massive fire in san francisco that we covered yesterday. >> because now we're talking to people in the neighborhood who say they cause saw this coming. yeah, interesting. the neighbors say that a nearby tent encampment, they seen fires set there for months. they were always worried it could spread to a building nearby crawford. michael thomas standing by live in the city with more on those concerns. >> michael? >> good morning, everyone. you know, and the neighborhood association tells me that this actual construction site had a fire just a few months ago. take a look. neighbors have been excuse me, not neighbors, but officials have been here deconstructing what's left of this construction site that was eventually going to be an apartment building, but obviously did not make that. you can see they've already taken down 2 stories and this is at the corner of octavia boulevard and oak street and fire officials tell me really they're trying to get it taken

james. john, thank you. 10 16 is the time san francisco, a small memorial of flowers at all is all that remains really of that accident scene. >> yesterday near oracle park when a 4 year-old girl was killed. police arrested karen carr to hania. they believe she is responsible for crashing her car into that family of 3 as they were crossing the street. the crash, as i said, killed the child. it severely injured her father. he's still in the hospital this morning. police have not identified the family only saying they were from out of town. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. but some people we spoke with in the area say they're not surprised that it happened. >> there are a lot of things that they can be doing to make this at its people friendly with the caltrain station, the grocery stock that number of housing units right here. this is a neighborhood in right now. it's not being treated like a neighborhood is being treated like a freeway. and so we're here to change that in our

james and thank you, john. 71. the time it happening today, a federal appeals court in san francisco is set to hold a hearing now. >> on whether to uphold a lower court order that bars the city from enforcing the clean up and clearing of homeless encampments. community organizations are going to rally ahead of the hearing covers will tran is live in san francisco with both sides morning. well. >> there will be a dual rally going on with both sides face to face. now the city they want to continue to resume. i should say those sweeps of the homeless encampments and they have not been able to do so since december when the lower court said you cannot do that. so they will head to court. and now it's up to 3 federal judges to decide whether or not to see can continue or they will have to come up with another plan. homeless advocates. they're saying that the city needs to provide more shelters, more beds for the homeless population that they want to get them in. but in the meantime, they just don't have the space. and th

james, thank you, john. it's 602. and happening today, a federal appeals court in san francisco hold a hearing. >> on whether to uphold a lower court order that bars the city. >> from enforcing homeless week. yeah, community organizations are going to be rallying ahead of this morning's hearing. we have kron four's will tran standing by live. >> where will i guess we're going to have dueling rallies this morning. >> absolutely. they will have dueling rallies about an hour before the 3 federal judges take the case. city hall. we understand that mayor london breed, she will be at the rally. san francisco. they would like to once again do the sweeps of the homeless encampments because they say they're offering plenty of shelters and beds for them at the heart of this james and duryea 2 words voluntarily homeless. what does that mean? well, according to the city of san francisco, they say the homeless, many of them, they want to be homeless and they say the city is providing ample beds in shelters and other locations for

lord in the gospel is described that on this day jesus appeared to his closest disciples peter james and johnajesty and glory and asked his face, as the sun's clothes had already been done with white, how does the light say in the bible the sensation of the cathedral? transformation yes the transformation has all changed for us. the transformation this holiday has replaced the pagan harvest day from what is popularly called the apple savior , fruits and vegetables are brought to churches throughout the country today for lighting, you know, i don’t even have words to convey joy. you know how much this temple is needed by the city of vladivostok, this is a great happiness, because once everything was broken, but now it’s the other way around, and the more it will be. god forbid through what soul today i can’t even explain to my shoulder the temple is located in the very center of vladivostok on the main city ​​square over his frescoes and icons worked 25 artists wrote, not in oils for the seaside humidity. this material is not suitable. water- based silicate paints were chosen. the carved icono

james, thank you, john. at 10, 17 in southern california, an orange county superior court judge. >> was released on bail after he was arrested in connection with the death of his wife. yeah. this is all in anaheim. the deadly shooting happened thursday night. neighbors in the area described what they heard that day. we've got chris wolfe with the story. >> he spent most of his careers sending criminals to jail and then presiding over criminal trials. but now he's on the other side of the system. 72 year-old orange county superior court judge jeffrey ferguson was arrested thursday night on suspicion of shooting and killing his wife. 65 year-old cheryl ferguson. social media postings show the couple in much happier times. their home sits in an upscale typically quiet neighborhood in anaheim hills, but canyon vista drive was anything but quiet on that fateful evening. >> i heard a man scream, don't shoot me. and i heard a primal yao and so my some shows a son screaming don't shoot and it was a devastated. and t

the rep party is now the party of jesse james, john gotti, celebrity criminals.o call it the party of law and order -- i know charlie knows this, i'm not giving him a hard time -- people do it with nostalgia. it is this other thing. >> go ahead, charlie. >> had of absolutely not. i should have said the party formerly known as the party of law and order, formerly known for fiscal conservatism or carrying about character or strong muscular foreign policy. you can run down the list of things abandoned, and we've talked about how it's become a cult of personality. i think even republicans underestimated the degree to which that cultive personality could take them down this road. six of the eight keynes raising their hands, saying they would still vote for a man charged, tried and found guilty by a jury of his peers, felonies. i mean, five minutes ago, john. this would have been the easiest question in the world. of course you're not going to support a convicted felon, but tens of millions of republicans are willing to go along with it. if it was once legitimately the

james. all right, john, thank you very much. we are following developing news out of orange county, 3 people and a gunman are dead after shooting at a bar last night. >> 5 people had to taken to the hospital for injuries. the orange county sheriff's department says the shooting happened at about 7.30. was it a biker bar called cooks corner? that's in trip. took a canyon about 20 miles east of irvine, 50 miles south of l a deputies say 3 people were killed. 6 were hurt. 5 of them had to be treated for gunshot wounds. the shooting happened as several patrons were stopping by for an early evening drink and a meal. and that's when they came upon the scene. take a listen. >> so we can go through that applied owned by cardinal the and the of the told me go to the bar. they're shooting shots fired people walking up the bar. some public bodies called coming on the way. that the deputies were to start unloading on as well. under the terms fire, decided look for cover. >> sheriff's office says deputies shot and killed the shooter. no law

darya and james, thank you, john. it's 7.31, in north bay. dozens people in sausalito are worried. >> that they're not going to have a place to live because they're being evicted. they are and they're don't have much time to get out. in fact, they have to be out by the end of october. >> we have kron four's. a lot of the residents are older. by the way, they say they really no place else to go. so they're kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place. yeah. let's take a look. sarah stinson has more. >> people who live here at portofino riviera woke up to an eviction notice on their door saying they have to be out within 2 months. among those being evicted, a 93 year-old who says she's absolutely heartbroken. that takes all my energy to. >> not pressed to >> ursula goldstone has lived in this apartment complex for nearly 9 years. and sausalito has been her home for decades lately. she says her health started to decline but living at her waterfront apartment is what has kept her going. >> this makes me so happy just to sit here look. you know,

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they wanted to drop its ties to john james audubon, the 19th- century naturalist with a racist legacyveral other chapters including ones in seattle and chicago has made this move in april. the national vagabond society announced that it would not change its name. >>> speaking of wildlife, the mountain life caused wildlife in the peninsula. police say other neighbors saw the mountain lion on the vanessa drive. officers launching a search of surrounding neighborhoods, they are advising nearby's schools to shelter in place in the meantime. police were not able to found any trace of the mountain lion. they believe it had gone back into the woods. >>> the time now is to check back in with the weather forecast. jeff, we were together for many years. hey, a hurricane is on the way. >> it is few and far between. last time we had a tropical activity of significance, it was way back in 1939. so, here's the storm right now, continues to remain very large but the thing that i'm keying in on is beginning to lose some of its symmetry. that is a sign that this is beginning to weekend, although, it c

the gospel it is described that on this day jesus appeared to his three closest disciples peter james and john glory and asked for his face, as the sun had already made clothes with white, as the light is said in the bible, a feeling of sublimity of splendor. yes, the old church cathedral took place. the transfiguration, this holiday replaced the pagan harvest day from what is popularly called the apple savior , fruits and vegetables are brought to churches throughout the country today for lighting, you know. this is a great happiness, because once everything broke, and now vice versa, and the more it will be. god forbid the temple is located. in the very center of vladivostok, on the main city square , 25 artists worked on its frescoes and icons, not in oil, where primorsky humidity. this material is not suitable, water- based silicate paints were chosen. the carved iconostasis is made of golden marble. we used unique technologies when assembling the dome . a 200-ton crane was transported here and with its help we mounted the dome, which has a diameter of 11 m, and a height of more than 15 m.

james, there is hope for us. johnou're listening as well. 62 people have gotten 1 million dollar jackpot. so i'll take that list. but that for the office pool just in case you're wondering the odds. one in 302 million. >> odds of you winning. and as always, the odds of you not winning, if you don't play 100%, you know it's going to be a hard deadline. 10 o'clock this morning get me that office pool after that. you know what? take a look at this face come tomorrow. you will never see it again. >> all right. and he says you, james, because 100%, i will not win because i don't so this is great out there. i'll be here and you guys. well, all that's ok, because john and i will be sending postcards from whatever tropical island heard i do. i hope there's wonderful weather there, john, better than we're getting today. i know quite hours. your favorite. sorry, quite how or if i looking nice out there this morning. just a little different than yesterday. did we still got some sunshine making its way through right now? but you

james, thanks a lot, john. it's 8.30.t back to the major police activity that happened in martinez. we're following that line across for stephanie just as there at the scene. tiffany, what do you know? >> yes, it's a pretty expansive crime scene. several investigators here on scene documenting everything. i want to go ahead and zoom in for you. tours is police vehicle. we do know that vehicle is involved. you can tell that they markers place on the ground right next to that police vehicle that indicates casings bullet casing the have fallen to the ground and police have marked those locations at this time. we do know and have spoken with officers here on scene. they're not able to give further information or really detailed information at this time as they continue to work this a crime scene. but i did speak with the shop owner. it's a kind of a shot to the right of me. they tell me that they actually had a cop. call from the cops this morning forming them. their shop was being burglarized. the shop has an alarm system wh

james, thanks a lot, john.ls say that more mosquitoes in dead birds. >> are testing positive for west nile virus in contra costa county. we have kron four's philippe gaulle with a closer look at how county crews are working to stop the spread. >> this is one of the traps that we use keep steve ships collects mosquitoes in concord. one of 23 traps set up by the contra costa mosquito and vector control district county. why these baited with dry ice that uses carbon dioxide and that attracts mosquitos shuts is the district scientific programs, manager and transports the mosquitoes to his after collection to test the group for west nile virus throughout the summer. the traps are set and checked every week. some locations. we may get 100 some locations. we may only get a few. >> of the 23 mosquito species found in the county. only 2 can efficiently transmit the virus to humans and animals with a single bite ships and his team sort. the mosquitoes under a microscope looking to identify those 2 species. if they are, w

chris pratt will be with us, pierce brosnan, richard madden, james corden, john mulaney will be here.son, cannons, new west, and they might be giants too. join us for all that action next week. >>> our first guest tonight is an actor of many talent, skills, vowels, consonants, you name it. his new movie, guy right richchy's "the covenant" opens in theaters tomorrow. please say hello to jake gyllenhaal. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> hello. >> jimmy: jake, it's very good to see you. >> jeremy, it's lovely to see you. >> jimmy: did you wear green tonight because of the holiday, or is that a coincidence? >> it is. i'm actually wearing an outfit. i got it from hharry connick jr "memphis bell." you remember that? i'm doing my best fred astaire toni. >> jimmy: that's a deep pool. >> one of my favorite movies. >> jimmy: is it really? how about that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you have a good we'd arc? can you tell when somebody is baked? >> no. >> jimmy: no? you want to try? >> you're high. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not the message i'm trying to send. >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: let's do it. let

james. all right, john, thank you. time now is 8, 17 and in national news, former president donald trump says he will surrender to authorities in georgia. >> on thursday to face charges for illegally scheming to overturn his 2020 election loss. the 19 people indicted in the case have until friday to turn themselves in. prosecutors met with trump's legal team and bond was set at $200,000. the deal also bans trump from intimidating co-defendants witnesses or victims in this case, including on social media, which we know he tends to like being on the fulton county sheriff's office says that when trump surrenders there will be a, quote, hard lockdown of the area surrounding the main county jail. well, today, local unions for the united auto workers will be voting on whether to authorize a strike over their contract. >> negotiations could end with much higher wages and expanded benefits for workers or a massive strike which could cost billions newsnation's. emily finn has details. i work 40 hours. >> i'm wondering how i'm g

mom and john james has inside story of next the let's get going with your weather update for the middle east and africa for the 1st day of september. plenty of time. we have seen some storms erupt in southwest salary, arabia around the huge as mountains. those have dropped some hail and certainly could see a repeat of that on friday, around the gulf states, the wind is a big start blowing down from iraq. that means the temperature comes up and the humidity goes down, for example, for us here. and they'll have will max out at 43 degrees on friday quite through focused on central asia after the showers rolled through. bish kick tash kent, the sound base your temperatures pretty well where they should be maybe a degree or 2 below average. now that we're in the month of september, so most weather coming into the mix for assembles, same goes around ok, or as well. so that will lower your temperatures just and knowledge compared to where they have been over the last little bit. temperature is still running high in cairo at 38, and then look at all this frame. we've got around like barea and s

james. all right, john, thank you. 9 30's the time and tonight, republican candidates for the 2024 presidential election are going to be squaring off in their first debate of the campaign season. well, all except former president donald trump who won't be there. our dc correspondent reshad hudson takes a look. >> with former president trump preparing to turn himself in to the fulton county jail in georgia tonight, his fellow presidential candidates will face off in a prime-time debate. >> i'm here today to surrender to it should never have been brought. >> attorney john eastman, one of the alleged co-conspirators accused of trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election in georgia was processed at the fulton county jail tuesday and released. >> my legal team and i will vigorously contest every count of the indictment which i have been named. >> former president trump says he will turn himself in on thursday to face charges in georgia. but tonight, 8 republican presidential hopefuls will square off in their first public debate with the exception of trump these both afraid of and he's afraid o

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james. would john mcdonnell have made a good chancellor? no yes . obviously. chancellor? no yes. should the bbc be made a subscription service ? no. made a subscription service? no. james. no agreement. and fifth and final question . should we and final question. should we keep the royal family? james no. james yes . keep the royal family? james no. james yes. makes military. it's going to say that , right? james going to say that, right? james interesting. the old penis question, it it catches people out every week. >> do you do this ? well, it's so >> do you do this? well, it's so tedious . tedious. >> there's women out there in this country want to know what you're trying. >> you just ask me a question. >> you just ask me a question. >> so let me answer. i'm not frightening anybody. >> i'm not frightening. a tiny, tiny people that have tiny group of people that have quite bad outcomes in general terms. and it's really not very edible. >> do you know what a woman is? >> do you know what a woman is? >> yes, of course i know. please explain to the gb news viewers what a woman is.

james. all right. thanks a lot, john. it is 701. in the breaking news that we're following this morning is out of the east bay where there's major police activity. >> happening right now in martinez. so let's get right to the scene. proffers tiffany justice is standing by with what we know so far. tiffany, what are you seeing? >> yes, this is a developing story i zoomed in right now at a car that crashed. police investigating that car involved in this incident. i did speak with a shop owner. it is it canada shot to the left of me. there are several agencies out here with the martinez, a police department along with the contra costa sheriff's office as well. speaking with the shop owners. they tell me that they actually received a call from law enforcement this morning letting them know that their shop was being burglarized. they tell me the individuals are not able to break in or get away with anything. but at that point, the alarm didn't go off and that is police arrived and did come across the suspect or suspects involved in this

officials ratified that change thursday, in response to a nationwide reevaluation of john james audubonner and opponent of abolition and robber of native american graves. several other independent conservation groups have already made the switch. organizers say the process behind the name change started in march. still ahead on abc seven mornings, the push to end child poverty. a former congresswoman is trying to help thousands of children on the peninsula. let's get a live look outside from our camera in santa cruz. it is looking like a nice morning so far and of course we will get a check of the forecast coming up so you can get ready for your weekend, so stay with us. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. gloria: welcome back to abc seven mornings. we are getting a live look on this saturday

james is gone. john in detroit, independent. good morning. caller: hello. top story to me is this military coup in niger. i guess they are trying to kick out the french military. they got rid of their old president and one of our own diplomats victoria nuland, deputy secretary of state acting, think joe biden promoted her but she visited niger and she met with the military people who overthrew their president last week and i guess they did not really give her a warm reception and our country which are aid but now we are -- withdrew aid but now secretary blinken approves invasion by other west african country so that is what i'm looking at. host: here is the associated press on that situation in niger. the headline is western officials, want date killed the post president of any military intervention. it says they told top u.s. diplomat that they would show the post president if neighboring countries attempted any military intervention to restore his role. they spoke to the ap shortly before the western blot said it had directed the deployment of a standby f

the name change is part of a nationwide reevaluation of john james audubon has a figurehead for the country's oldest and largest bird conservation network. the national audubon society announced in march that it would not change its name. the bay area group says it will retain its affiliation with the national audubon society and its relationships with other chapters across the country. >> coming up tonight on kron 4 news today and opened a business owner tells us he's fed up with how the city is handling crime after his restaurant is broken into yet again. plus, why tomorrow's republican debate will be missing. some key candidates, one in particular. but first, about the county finding some creative ways to staff schools. what's being done to try and fill nearly 100 teacher vacancies. >> the school year is underway throughout much of california, but many districts have started the school year short of teachers tonight, kron four's dan kerman looks at how one bay area district is trying to fill the gap. >> like many districts across the state schools in the west contra costa school district o

james. we've got john hear rain as well. we'll get to weather in a moment. but rain working some stories for us. yeah, exactly. hey, you know the jobs report just came out. looks like we're going steady year. that's some good news on friday, ok? and temperatures are steady. they're going going up pretty soon. i just want to note we're matching again today. very still we all get us to the dark. it was yeah, it's still up. but they we're all manifesting some blue skies today that's something that we're going to see lot of across the bay area, maybe not just yet in san francisco where it's still kind of gray for now, but a lot of us across the rest of the bay area are definitely sitting under that sunshine. visibility still could erupt right near the coastline where that drizzle that mist as continue where you've got the sunshine spots like brentwood, pittsburgh, already back up in the 70's now elsewhere in the bay area. most of us still in the 50's or 60's. now later on today, we're going to be warmer. we've got our temperatures climbing to the 70's and 80's.

james. we've got john shrable reyna harvey standing by with a check of weather and traffic to start the hour. and if you enjoyed the weekend, whether there's going to be a little more of that john, i know he lovers eating it up, but the rest of us are waiting for the cooldown and for inland areas. there is some relief, but it gradually gets here towards the end of the forecast. and that means today is going to be another scorcher. your view outside currently pretty fog free for most areas. only little hint of it out towards the golden gate. right now, the rest of us are sitting under some high clouds that are certainly going to have no impact on your visibility. current temps are mostly in the 60's. alameda at 63 hayward in mountain view at 66 while a few 70's for the stimulant vacaville year, just shy of 80 degrees right now. and we're at 8 o'clock in the morning. so things are going to warm up pretty quickly from here already in the 90's, inland by noontime in a couple of triple digits for afternoon highs. further inland rain. how i john, thank you for that tracking in accident. 84 eastbou

the change is in response to a nationwide reevaluation of john james audubon, a slaveowner and opponentution and a of native american graves. several other independent bird conservation groups have already made the switch. organizers say the process behind the name change started back in march. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, the push to end child poverty. have a former congresswoman is trying to help thousands of children on the peninsula. let's get a look outside this morning from pier 39 in san francisco. you can see those sea lions are still sleeping. hopefully they will wake up to the end of the show so we can see them. we will have your forecast coming up in just a few minutes. stay with us. this week, the denny's super slam is only $9.99. hungry for all your breakfast favorites? when you want america's biggest breakfast for only $9.99... at denny's, it's diner time. now open really late. directv sports central gives you access to every game. but terry doesn't have directv. come on. work for dad- here... now, you can find the game easy. my barbecue is saved! get in the redzone with

. >> the john s and james l knight foundation. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to the newshour. an historic day in washington. a federal grand jury has indicted former president donald trump on four counts on conspiracy to defraud the united states. geoff: it comes after more than a nine-month investigation. amna: this is the third time mr. trump has been indicted this year. he was first charged in march with 34 counts related to hush-money payments made during the 2016 campaign. geoff: his first federal indictment came in june. a florida grand jury charged him with 37 felonies related to classified material found in his home. amna: laura has been following all of this and joins us here. jack smith has been following two lines of investigation. just remind us how we are my -- arrived at this moment. the investigation into the former president's efforts to subvert the 2020 like, what he poten

even sounding with the greatest point of view on teddy go, james does 10 goals. candidates are home, the opposition this john says agree with the d p. it wasn't in the pool of consent so. so the question is yes, the crucial bit of context here is a we already have a really, really packed presidential race here in taiwan with 3 main candidates. goal is the 4th now to enter. so it's very close as he wants to unite these don't position policies to defeat the ruining the ip. but most people believe what he's actually gonna end up doing is splitting the opposition boards and actually ends up benefiting their buildings. if you be even more seems how important is a this presidential election internationally, particularly for the united states, for instance, which is a close ally of a taiwan. well, when it comes to the united states as perception of this harmonies election, the official position of course, is that they wouldn't make a statement of any type of preference when it comes to the election. they don't want us to be seen to be interfering with the outcome of the selection. however, of course, you know that

james. thank you, john. it's 10, 50. there's a new study that reveals an alarmingly high rate of cte. >> in teens and young adults who play contact sports as a brain disease was found in more than 40% of children. high schoolers and college athletes alike. newsnation's alex caprariello takes a closer look. >> groundbreaking research reveals more about the risks associated with contact sports and how it could lead to neuro degenerative brain disease. scientists at boston university examined the brains of more than 150 young athletes from 13 to 29 years old. astounding 41% of these young men and women were found to have displayed symptoms of cte. the surprising part is that you don't have to be a. >> elite professional athlete to have significant brain damage from repetitive head injuries. in sports, it's not just hard hitting football player suffering athletes competing in ice, hockey soccer, cycling rugby in wrestling were also study. >> the findings reveal suicide and unintentional overdose were common ways. these young

james. we've got john hear rain as well. we'll get to weather in a moment.n working some stories for us. yeah, exactl

also doing a okay at the golden gate darya and james, thank you, john. to our top story this morning. new lab test results confirm. >> a richmond spas. hot tub contain high levels of legionella bacteria and that resulted in the deaths of 2 customers crawford's amanda harris spoke to a contra costa county supervisor about the test results and the new cases it detected. >> it is really ironic that a day spas, a place where you go to relax and be healthy instead are subjected to a a potentially fatal bacteria that can kill you to lives lost after a visit to zen day spa enrichment on monday. lab results confirmed the people contracted legionnaires disease from the hot tub water at the facility. >> people become infected by breathing in mist containing the bacteria that can cause serious pneumonia contra costa county chair of the board of supervisors. john joya says he's spoken to one of the victim's widow was a tragic she was at. >> it really a state of trauma and she had gone there with her husband to celebrate his birthday. she was there he die. she live c

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now, a discussion on national security and foreign policy efforts with senators chris coons, john cornyn and james risch. they discuss supporting ukraine as well as senator tuberville's hold on military promotions. this is about 45 minutes. it is a great honor and pleasure to be seated up here with this group of senators. not only from, two from the senate forms relations committee, but also a bipartisan group. as joe and i told us, a couple of days ago on stage, the asset security group was set up for bipartisanship. it's nice to have a bipartisan group up here. i brought my pen just in case. senator coons, you try to warn me you would try to scare me on stage, if anything breaks out, i am armed. let me start with you. you are the ranking member of the senate foreign affairs, foreign relations committee. a job that the former delaware senator, who was now on the other end of pennsylvania, used to have. i want to start with you and talk about something that was discussed with secretary blinken, which is the counteroffensive. by way of context, senator risch was one of the most outspoken senators i

this year's jury included brian anderson, don boudreaux, thomas easton, katherine ward, james pearson, amity shlaes, john taylor. and last but not least, the chair of the jury, john tierney. as many of you know, john is a contributing editor at city journal and one of the nation's most renowned science journalists. a author known for his keen ability to make complex ideas, engaging and accessible. he is a high-iq ian through and through and the perfect steward for this important prize and its important mission without. please welcome john tierney to the stage. thanks very much, reihan. and thanks to all of you for braving the unfriendly skies to be here tonight. on behalf of the hayek prize jury, i can promise you that we're in for a treat. we're going to hear from an author with an extremely rare gift. you know, there's a common lament in the book business that was once nicely summed up by a friend of mine. when you're working on a book, you said you never know whether you'll end up being published too early or too late. but it will definitely be one or the other. now, this has never been a problem for