james yeah, when all of the leaders of the welto nearly all of them gather in new york, then all the issues of the world come to new york and i discussed in new york. we've heard already from president drive and presidents lensky will be speaking in the next couple of hours of the war. the ukraine will be top of the agenda once again. i've been discussing some of these issues that are coming up here, including the ones that as come to the top of each end during the last few hours, which is the issue and the going to kind of back with the us ambassador to the united nations. then to thomas greenfield, linda thomas greenfield, us and basset, cuz the nice nations thank you for talking to out you 0 before i speak to you about what's going on here. and perhaps not a coincidence. some say, it isn't the coincidence that there's a military operation going on in the color box. once the us is responsible, but we have call for uh, the escalation. we have bass that, uh, the military action sees. and we're looking to continue to pressure them to stop this action. now, this is not something that w

james yeah, guys, it's just a one day strike. we expect it to end by the end of the day today. and many of the business owners that are part dissipating today say that this isn't a direct response to the city missing out on securing millions of dollars to help fight some of these retail thefts. smash and grabs these mass robberies that we've seen over the last few weeks. and these business owners hope that causes a little bit of disruption in the city. so much so that city leaders will notice what we learned earlier this month that the city would not secure those funds simply because they missed the deadline to submit a completed application. but in neighboring cities, places like san francisco and san jose, police departments will be getting millions of dollars to go toward crime fighting tools. the owners of many of the shops engaging in the strike today say they've been broken into not just once, but multiple times. and if not, them, their customers usually find themselves as victims in their parking lots. they say the lack of support is hurting business. we've met with them

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darya and james. yeah. if you're traveling and drive around the bay area, you expect delays especially in the westbound 80 area in the east and the freeway is closed. meeting of the carquinez bridge is not going to be accessible to you through the holiday weekend. we've got will tran live at the bridge itself with a look at why it well. >> well, that depends on the direction that you are going. if you're heading into the city from sacramento or of allay and you're heading into berkeley, san francisco direction. you can clearly see it is close. it's only open to caltrans as they need to repave it. look at this. we will zoom in and they basically parked all of their heavy equipment there because that's where they're repaving will begin. >> it's about 4 or 5 miles. it spans the bridge itself and then goes to hercules. but that 4, 5 mils might take you probably 90 minutes to get around. let me show you video of what's going on. so caltrans, they've been talking about this for quite some time alerting drivers. k

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i'm darya james. yeah. the forecast here in a minute. we have rain as well. working on a new story forces yeah. you know, president biden is in town not only that. we're talking about a poll that has him kind almost neck-and-neck trailing behind another contender for president talk about that. all right. first, let's get back to the races is for when they got to find umbrellas and stuff from from now on. i love it in our viewers are so smart. i posted a picture of it. and everyone's like patrick or which means that smell i did smell it. you want to make it sound science. see >> but we are looking at a nice smooth out there this morning. that first feel of fall. it didn't take long to get there. you are seeing a little bit of lingering cloud cover sitting across the east bay hills right now. >> more and more sunshine coming back out. didn't take long to back into that sunshine. did it. we're going to see ample sunshine, dry skies and actually some pretty warm weather later on today. radar looking quiet as a few of u.s. start to see a few low 70's now san mateo

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hey, james, welcome back to yeah.'re welcoming back fall this week with our first full week of the new season and things out there looking really nice today. we are staying cool. a little bit on the cloudy side this morning, but no fog. it's really just that low cloud cover sitting above the bay. now, if we zoom out, we've got something else that makes it seem like fall. some showers in the vicinity. look at all this rainfall up on the north coast near the oregon border. great news because that's where the wildfires are burning. really going help to suppress fire activity. and we've already seen air quality massively improved any lingering haze at this point is really going to be swept out. current temperatures are in the 50's with alameda and san francisco. some of our most mild spots this morning at 58 degrees. well, a little cooler inland and up in the north bay with some low 50's in these spots. as i mentioned, air -uality is already improved. and as you can see, it is green across the board. so a little bit of go

james. all right. yeah, busy friday and a weather day that's also busy in the form of not usually this time of year. i'm talking about heat and a year ago we were not this time and seasonably deep system has dropped in and temperatures are falling off the table even though they're in the 80s and 90s yesterday. this will do it for the 90s for a while. there is no sign of that coming back. decent fresh breeze for some gusts been up to 30. this will help get the smoke out of here. you get up to five 10,000ft west southwest that blows it out 5060s on the temps kind of mild here somewhere under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. 59 truckee, south lake tahoe. this will be the focus for the sierra nevada. and there's going to be some impressive totals from this low which is tracking a little bit now over water that taps into more moisture. and it's also slowing down a little bit. it's going to be with us friday, saturday and sunday before it finally kicks out. there are going to be some totals here. now, again, this i

james yeah, gasia the strike should only last one day and it's a direct response to some of these recentn the last month that tell us that oakland has basically missed the ball, dropped the ball, missing the deadline to submit an application to secure millions of dollars to help fight some of the mass thefts. retail thefts and smash and grabs that we've seen all throughout the state in the last year and now some of these business owners say closing down for the day should disrupt the city enough to give them some attention. now, we found out earlier this month the city would not receive that money simply because oakland city leaders missed the deadline to submit a completed application. but a neighboring cities, places like san francisco and san jose , they will be receiving millions of dollars to fight crime and using those new tools. now, the owners of many of the shops engaging in that strike today, they say they've been broken into more than once. and if it's not them, it's their customers. usually finding themselves as victims in their parking lots. they say the lack of support is h

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and ctv's james stauss joins us live now in oakland, where another event is just about to start james. yeahd morning to you. here we are just outside city hall here in oakland at the frank ogawa plaza. you can see behind me several firefighters, first responders all here preparing for their version of remembrance ceremonies today. a large flag flown by the oakland fire department tonight. there you see it right there. just flying in front of city hall this morning. we expect to hear from those firefighters as well as mayor shang tao within the next ten minutes. let's take you across the bridge over to san francisco. that's where first responders had a ceremony of their own just under the bay bridge outside fire station 35. there they read the names of the more than 401st responders killed, rushing to the scene of the disasters in manhattan. we heard from mayor london breed, who says as a major city, 9/11 hits close to san francisco, especially considering one of the four flights was bound for sfo. even though it's been 22 years in many instances, it's still feels like it was yesterday. and

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idea of what to do with this including the brother james, who has vowed, i will take the network from my brother, and i will make it a force for good. >> yeah, james murdoch hates everything that fox news does. michael wolff, you have done i again. and i'm sorry to say - saturday night live is not o this week, so, you are going t be spared the stimulated boo cells that saturday night live -- >> - i don't know what they are talking about. >> thank you very much we are going to continue t talk about it in the nex segment with charles blow. michael wolff's shows how th election of barack obama sen fox in a more overtly racist direction and -- that discussion is next with new york times columnist charles blow shingles. the rash can feel like an intense burning sensation and last for weeks. it can make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. 50 years or older? ask your doctor about shingles. >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? 50 years or older? safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: lo

good morning, james. yeah dave, good morning to you.ds of construction here. the trucks still going off and it's been that way for several hours overnight. but this morning we're talking just a few minutes after 5:00 this morning. and this work is still going. you can see there has been some progress made here, but still plenty of mud out here in the street here. there's still that gaping hole in the middle right there. and still no word how soon all of this will be cleaned. roads are still closed for about two blocks in every direction right now, we're standing at green and fillmore, and you'll still see closure at greenwich and union as well. now, this main break really did some damage in the area full of homes and full of shops, people who live and work nearby showed us just how much water came rushing in. we talked with some of those people who say they hope this is taken care of as soon as possible. just saw the water like gushing out of the cracks on the street and coming quite near our apartments. could see that the road was all

so what can you tell us, james? yeah, dave and pam, good morning to you here. with the news coming in so early as it did, a lot of our west coast leaders, we haven't heard too many comments from them just yet. so still waiting to hear from voices like governor gavin newsom, who has not yet commented on here. but of course, when you're talking about some of the folks that are in washington, d.c, many of those pouring in here, and i want to start with some of the politicians who are actually set to run to replace senator dianne feinstein. the first, of course, coming from representative rather. we reached out to representative adam schiff. we represent reached out to barbara lee as well. and here she says this is a sad day for california and the nation. senator feinstein was a champion for our state and served as the voice of a political revolution for women. my profound condolences go out to her family and loved ones. we also reached out to representative katie porter, who is also running for that seat. she says senator feinstein was a trailblazer for women in c

yeah. >> how much? well, that we'll see at trial. which, as you know, i've already been subpoenaed by tish james in order to testify. >> yeah. >> i havebe very honest with you, after a lot of the actions that we're seeing, the attacks on judge chutkan, the attacks on tish james herself, the attacks on d.a. alvin bragg, the attacks on everyone. >> fani willis, jack smith. >> everybody. let me tell you something, i think it's going -- it's incumbent now upon government -- i listen again to a lot of pundits on the various different staxs talking about how they have to do something to curb donald trump's language. what are we going to wait until something god forbid happens and then everyone is going to say thoughts an prayers to the family? no. he should not be permitted to do what he's doing. he's threatening judges. he's threatening prosecutors. he's threatening witnesses. this is all obstruction of justice. >> yeah. >> and witness tampering. and if they don't do something about it, i have a strong suspicion a lot of people may not end up showing up to testify. listen, i'm considering it myself despite the fact i'm under subpoena. i do

and yeah, according to james clapper, who was the director of national intelligence before radcliffe. so as you suggested in 2016, the chris but technology is low cost and easy and the correct amount to a weapon of mass destruction if it was abused us. so we would be talking about potentially modifying plants or animals and doing it in a malicious way, in order to cause dysfunction where you could have a organism self destruct. uh so that is a very dangerous kind of technology, because once you release something into the environment, it's very difficult to take it back and then you can combine it with a gene clause. so you could totally modify an existing species as compound. and that would be indeed very dangerous, as of what they are currently considering is working with most details. so genetically modified in a most details, and they can be used for delivering some north talks in or some biological agent. so, so that is a much one year term for us. all right, coming up next has soldier, body hacking, actually existed for a millennia. we'll discuss it when we return with professor

. >> trace: yeah, james kimmy lee carter thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: breaking news on theter biden scandal. the daily mail is exclusively reporting tonight on e-mails that show hunter biden consulted with joe biden's best friend, ted kauffman the former center about ukrainian politics three days before he joined the board of burisma for a million dollars annual salary. let's bring in former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo great to have you on as always, the daily mail writes joe biden's best friend gave hunter biden advice on ukrainian politics just days before he was hired by allegedly corrupt ukrainian gas firm burisma, raising questions over the president's knowledge of the first son's shady business dealings in 2024 -- or 2014, rather. very cozy. it certainly appears sketchy. what do you think, john? >> trace, it's a good point. because what you want to do is establish a connection between the money that's going to hunter and then what did hunter do in return. was he actually doing real legal services? was he actually providing business advice. or was he act

yeah, that's a james base spoke with the you and special representative in the deal. so you're going to call you to discuss the precedence demand of a swift withdrawal of un peacekeepers in the un peacekeeping mission in the democratic republic of congo. notice when this go is one of the largest and longest running in the world. despite that the situation in the east of the country continues to deteriorate. in the last 18 months, the peacekeepers i'm the basis of themselves, come under attack. and civilians are being killed by a number of different tom groups. last week when the president of d. a. c. felix, just a katy address that you and general assembly. if you choose one of those groups known as m $23.00 being a proxy for so these countries may but rewind m event. why? he's also demanding that the un, etc, right? it's withdrawal from the country. and he said that should now start after elections, which take place in december. this timeline is challenging for the un and the special representative in d. c. who's been briefing the un security council nation. the gove

jesse. >> yeah, good morning. darya and james. lawmakers are now telling the entire country really to brace for the worst here after a group of republicans derailed an agreement that president biden and speaker mccarthy made months ago. >> let's get this president biden wants congress to send him a government funding plan as soon as possible and blames several lawmakers for the holdup. small republicans don't want to live up to the deal. >> so now everyone in america could be forced to pay the price. house republicans like tennessee congressman tim burchett. >> are pushing to keep the government shutdown until lawmakers negotiate all 12 bills that fund the government. you can't keep spending 7 trillion dollars when you're only taking in 5 trillion. that just doesn't work. and it's completely dysfunctional. congress often relies on a temporary funding measure to keep government offices open at current levels as budget talks continue. but on cnn state of the union, virgin says he will never support that. that's like telling a crack

yeah, james, is and you know, you look to news like aaron rodgers just retire this and that. then he goes, no, i'm gonna go to the jet. i'm going to do it in and they're like great. this is amazing. we got this big star, so much money in this trans all and that's what happens. you just don't know what's going to happen down the keys still with, know, under contract. 75 million dollars of his two-year deal. i i mean, this is football. this is a look wilson now that's got to carry that. and i guess apparently, you know, they won last night, but it wasn't he didn't look ugly, but he didn't look great. yeah, the sohae right now they're going to try probably going to pick up another quarter. >> all right. >> a predicament. the forty-niners know all too well by the way. yeah, although this year we're off to a good start. the niners dominated over the steelers in game one of the season. and that was for brock purdy. >> pretty look great. yes, brand. and i i had a game also incredible. and that's what the coach points out. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has more. >> there was a

and james, it looks like the crowd has grown behind you. yeah, we got just less than an hour away before it all begins. you can see behind me, many of the people are out here doing some stretching, doing some little warm up, running. many of them taking photos right below that giant race start line here. it all gets started here. and then ends inside. so coming up within the hour, within the next hour, we'll show you what that inside looks like. but for now, this is what the preps are looking like at this moment. the actual running will start at 9:00. now, more than 6000 people are expected to be out here this year. and here's why the race gets so much attention. for most runners, it's pretty short. you only have the option to run a5k or a ten k, but you also get to run right through the field of oracle park. that field freshly cut prepped and ready to go, almost as if you were getting ready to watch a giant home game. you will not be seeing a giants home game this weekend. they're spending their time in san diego this weekend, but each runner u

james reyna. good morning. yeah, that's right.ainly well, that's the top priority for leaders as they return getting that budget passed. they don't have a lot of time to do it. and there's already a lot of disagreement. >> congress has until the end of september to fund the government or risk a shutdown. we want to avoid that. >> and that means republicans and democrats are going to have to come together to get a consensus in divided government. senator mike rounds told cnn he hopes they can make that happen. but some house republicans are pushing to include conservative priorities that would make it unlikely to pass the democrat controlled senate. and that is causing concern that lawmakers won't reach a compromise before the funding deadline. this is their job. >> i'm talking about them doing their job in making sure that the government doesn't shut down. it is not a difficult thing. leaders could opt to pass a short-term funding bill to give them more time to negotiate and that could be paired with an emergency funding boost. pr

yeah, because of the traffic problem file. can talk about, you know, the weather, forecast. that's all resolve. good morning, gayle. good morning, james darya. good morning, everyone. yeah, quiet morning. and today is probably going to be the last quiet day for a while. we have sunny skies here, partly cloudy. >> expected to a mix out later on in the afternoon. so today is one of the last warm days similar to yesterday. i know we had a nice 70's low 80's and upper 60's by the coasts as stormtracker 4 showing relatively quiet skies here. but i want to show you the big picture because this this system in the pacific northwest. this has been cooling us down, bringing sprinkles earlier in the week. now we're expecting another low pressure system you see right there expected to drop. so as we enjoyed today's nice, the weather it's going to change starting tomorrow as this low pressure system drop starting tomorrow and we can expect some rain like early as tomorrow into saturday and even snow in the sierra. so let's go to the future cast today. looks nice and clear and sunny and you'll notice friday. that's when those clouds start to roll i

yeah. so every time you buy a $2 ticket, james, you see when you don't. 're helping the all of last fiscal year? yeah, 2 billion dollars raised so, you know, it's going to help. it's health of somebody's 7.56. is the time. coming up next hour of kron, 4 morning news. hundreds of businesses are on strike. >> in oakland right now, we'll explain why the business owners want the city to do more to address public safety. plus, you may soon see if you are tents across san francisco because the court has clarified its ruling and apparently will allow san francisco to clear out encampments under certain encampments under certain conditions will explain. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fi

yeah, exactly. dorian. jamesff the phone with chp and they are pretty tight lipped so far this morning. but we do know police activity 5, 80 eastbound at grand avenue. so the lanes are closed. there. you can see the westbound side. you don't have any issue traveling there this morning, but it's the eastbound side. they have shut down undetermined amount of time. 8.80, is always a good alternate. and remember, international runs straight there this morning. so we'll be watching that pretty be watching that pretty closely. let's get a look a our other bridges for you and our other highways. 17 minutes traveling into the city. so may's to that fremont street exit as you're making that way this morning, our san mateo bridge around 14 minutes, not seen any hazards there. richmond center fell bridge about 11 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. also not seeing major issues on bart. we'll keep a close k a close eye on 5.80, send it over to you. thank you so much. rain. nice sunrise taking sha

james. thanks a 7.31. yeah. and happening tomorrow, more than 200 oakland business owners are planning to go on strike and i want to take a stand and show people and make them aware about the problems that they face as business owners. >> in fact, some businesses have had to close permanently. yeah, a lot of it has to do with crime. crawford's amanda hari explains. >> the business owner tells me this strike is part of an ongoing effort by oakland merchants. he says he's hopeful the strike will lead to solutions that will improve the community. we want that back 5 run. see is what we're looking for to bring back oakland business owners say they're trying to revive the city and restore safety after break-ins have become the norm. >> nigel jones, owner and chef of kingston, 11 and khalid bosh restaurant says just a few weeks ago it was his business with the broken windows. on the same day that happened. i am, you know, >> walks the neighborhood. 2 other businesses, people that i know they got their businesses broke

the other night at her concert in d.c., lizzo played president james madison's never used crystal flute. yeah said, "i just -- this is real she said, "i just twerked and played james madison's crystal flute from the 1800s it's pretty cool." well, not many people know this, but here in the nbc archives, we actually have calvin coolidge's saxophone. this is real check this out we brought it out of the archives, that's cool. i could play it, but i just don't know i mean, i've never -- i don't think i should i mean, it's the original -- [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh, come on. >> jimmy: calvin coolidge. this is kind of a -- i don't know if i even remember how to do it. [ discordant note [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. ♪ [ "careless whisper" by george michael ] ♪ ♪ [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is -- >> steve: a whole story there. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: a whole story there. >> jimmy: i don't know what you're talking about guys, there's a lot of buzz around the new horror movie "smile." did you hear about this movie? everybody -- this is going to be the big movie this weekend.

i'm daria and i'm james thursday morning. it is. yeah. record-breaking contract by nick bosa. we'll talk more about that in a live report you blew my hopes because i was hoping it was friday. that's why did say parent lee, it's thursday. all right. >> didn't really need too much of a jacket. so like a pretty calm. yeah, i checked the thermometer on the way john over the bridge of 64. yeah. and did not turn my seat. we're on today. so i was like, alright, this is ok, i can handle not that yesterday was super cold, but it did have a little bit of a cool feel to it. we're looking out there a little bit of low cloud cover across the bay area. kind similar to yesterday in this regard. looking outside at downtown san francisco, you can see all of the transamerica building sometimes on those especially foggy days. you can only see about half of it. if that now, as far as our conditions go, visibility wise, most affected areas are the north bay. definitely some foggy spots up there. so take a little slower on routes like crossing upon into santa rosa 50's 60's for current temperatures

yeah. so the court upper james that take you on this dead set though, with kickbacks and so on. so this is intentionally recognize concepts rich countries have to accept that this debts will not be paid. i'm going to do a simpler on, so i sent over. mm hm. so we need the size. i'm going to back global deal and is uh, individual country is really find it very difficult to do it. and so on. the topic of climate change you mentioned earlier. how do you think the journalist on story tellers, in general can best convey the topic of climate change to people to avoid the news or people that just kind of distance themselves from the issue entirely? well, i think that drowning people in fact doesn't really help. and i think it hasn't changed anyone's mind. so i think what we have to do is start to engage people emotionally. and this is done by kind of making people aware of how it affects their lives now. and making them aware of the lives of others who have been much more seriously affected. for instance, i don't know if you read them kim stanley robinson's book ministry for the future.

yeah. i mean, james, i wonder where you come down on that.ooking at these first as -- they are stories of business and there's boards and profit rules and there's fiduciary duty there's all that stuff but underneath that there's, what is your product technology can do a will the of good we've seen in a recent era in many countries how it can go the other way. what do you think of howard's criticism of what underlies that business model >> there's no question i suspect murdoch himself may in self-respective moments may wonder about what he's actually unleashed here you see how it's dwoegone from catering to traditional news boundaries to breaking those boundaries and getting to the point, as we saw in the lawsuit, propostrouse lies. if there is any hope here i think it does lie in the market and business people say it's all mur to be's faulting but there is an audience here. there are people responding to it, people listening, people watching to ads. the audience for fox news is aging. having spoken to people close to the murdochs, they're ver

but yeah, i mean, he's particularly he's sarcastic and vicious his sarcastic and vicious in his criticism of sort of jamesy have a slightly different take on it. >> no, h" >> no, i mean it's just a slightly how he's i slightly strange how he's i mean, first of all, he's a he's a keen of christian a keen purveyor of christian beliefs. i don't know what how you purvey christian beliefs anyway, but yeah, he said that he assisted feminists have one when men give to in their base desires such as drink , drugs, desires such as drink, drugs, video games and. and it's true. i do all of those because i'm a feminist. oh, so he's totally, i guess what he's saying is that there is i mean, i think probably a lot people would probably a lot of people would agree or agree by now that feminism or girl power, perhaps like in hollywood terms, has been in the ascendant for time. hollywood terms, has been in the asc womenor time. hollywood terms, has been in the ascwomen roles time. hollywood terms, has been in the ascwomen roles in time. hollywood terms, has been in the ascwomen roles in movies and so >> women roles in movi

yeah, good morning, james. good morning, everybody. and you're going to want the ac in the building. of course, sfo. here's what it looks like right now. nice blue skies to get your day started like the wave intrusion from fog tahoe forecast. mid 70's will do it for this weekend and into early next week. might have the intrusion of maybe some high cloudiness from this moisture. that's coming up from this tropical system to the south. but that the most that interference looks to be the south in yosemite and sequoia national park. now we haven't had this season. a whole lot of the monsoon occurring yet. there's the high pressure that usually doesn't on the backside of it is backing up a little bit towards the west as a result, it's the thumb on the scale to help move, move those temperatures up which we will see sunday into monday ever. so slightly mean barely is a pump or whatever, not quite the heat spike will get to 90's and then crash. here we go tuesday, wednesday, big change going on as temperatures drop. we get a little flavor of

yeah. rain and james, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're going pretty well and looks like for today and in fact, into the weekend. lots of sunshine coming your way. temperatures warming up a little bit more. so we get into monday and also into tuesday as well. but the scenery can't beat it. lots of sunshine going on. even at this early hour, lake places of half moon bay with the fog a nice to hide. and that fog is going to be compressed next couple of days. so it will next outbreak quickly. but look at that. peaceful, see peaceful beach looking good. alright for today. got 81 going on at high noon by 3.88. that's pretty close to what you can expect. the ceiling on the highs for today. we're at 67, antioch, a lot of lower 60's cover the east bay with upper 50's up north. 55 also for half moon bay and 62 for san jose. now for the giants game today versus of the rockies. a game time 7.15, we'll cold cool with some of that late fog cloudiness kind of rolling on in late in the game and only a west wind at about 10 so relatively uneventful.

i'm daria and i'm james thursday morning. it is. yeah. record-breaking contract by nick bosa.more about that in a live report you blew my hopes because i was hoping it was friday. that's why did say parent lee, it's thursday. all right. >> didn't really need too much of a jacket. so like a pretty calm. yeah, i checked the thermometer on the way john over the bridge of 64. yeah. and did not turn my seat. we're on today. so i was like, alright, this is ok, i can handle not that yesterday was

james -- ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: how is that a hard question it's basically, every video game right there >> steve: right, it was hard that's a difficult question. now, here's your question. >> jimmy: yeahay miyamoto? >> steve: judges [ ding ] yes! [ cheers and applause shigeru miyamoto chris, ready ♪ oh he's more man than you okay [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what wow? >> steve: hurt my leg. >> jimmy: oh, my god >> steve: what's the name of the educational game which you and your family travel across 1800s america. it's a hard one. >> travel across 1800s america >> steve: yeah >> okay, now -- i'm going to phone a friend on this myself [ laughter ] hello? yeah is -- i think it's "oregon trail. >> steve: let's see. let's see the answer [ ding ] "oregon trail," yes. [ cheers and applause >> i played that at school i played that at school. >> steve: you died of dysentery. >> you died of a snakebite [ laughter ] >> steve: ready, jimmy you're going up? ♪ oh my gosh okay, jimmy, next question's for you. what company's sports division had the slogan, if it's in the game, it's in the game you know this. >> jimmy: first of all, i want to give a shoutout to my buddy, weasel, back at home in boston you

yeah. all right. james mcbride, always appreciate your insight. good to see you. thank you. thank you. speaker kevin mccarthy says it's not too late to convince his republican colleagues to pass a short term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. congress has until september 30th, as we mentioned, to approve a bill before the government runs out of money. but even if the stopgap measure passes, the republican house, well, it is likely to be rejected in the senate. some senate republicans are putting pressure on their house colleagues to get something done quickly. nobody wants to see a shutdown that doesn't benefit anyone on and i'm i'm hopeful that in the end, as the pressure starts to mount, the house will be able to figure out how to execute on something that speaker mccarthy is now refusing to say if he's going to bring the temporary spending bill up for a vote tomorrow as planned, a failure of that short term bill would almost certainly mean a shutdown would happen. okay. from pokemon decks to skateboard decks, how an iconic local brand is putting pikachu and other popular

you're talking politics. >> yeah, yeah. >> what do you think james carville's doing? "the new york times" quote, which i know registered inside the white house, where he's been an informal sounding board, was the voters don't want this, referring to more biden. and that's in poll after poll. you can't look at that and not feel there's some apprehension here. >> i feel apprehension. i feel all sort of apprehension. >> do you think he's trying to ice biden out or energize the support? what do you think he's doing? i'm not asking to you only be a carville whisperer, but he speaks to a democrat who wants something to change here. >> i don't know what he's thinking exactly. i understand the apprehension. i share some of it. i would ask james, what's your plan here? if you -- do you want to go talk to joe biden directly and tell him in effect to resign? because that's what not running for re-election really is as president. those things are real. look, i think there's one thing for democrats who are freaking out about this to keep in mind, and this doesn't mean everything's

james murphy. was this a stealth jet? >> yeah, it was, jesse.ine corps variant of the f35. so it is a stealth fighter. >> jesse: it was on auto pilot, it is stealthy, we couldn't see it on radar, we were just looking around up in the sky to maybe get lucky? >> well, you know, we haven't heard anything officially from the marine corps nor should we expect to hear anything really soon as the investigation is under way, but maybe what i would suspect is the flight leader probably had his transponder on, this might have been the wing man which typically is not squawking if you will. if it is a stealth fighter, we're not going to see that airplane. if the pilot ejected, his wing man, flight lead is supposed to do rest cap over the area, if the f35 was on auto pilot, maybe even not on auto pilot but under power, their plane will trim for 1g or auto pilot will take over. if the debris field is really the jet, it flew for another 80 miles which it can easily do. >> jesse: did it run out of gas or just slow down? >> i don't know. i don't think we know th