john, christy and hector, tropical storms that will push subtropical moisture into the bay area. means slightly cooler temperatures and bit of humidity. no rain expected out of this moisture but will definitely be enough to make it muggy out there. tomorrow expect another day in the 60s. mostly clear. patchy fog. 2:00 in the upper 60s. 68, topping out in upper 60s again. evening hours does tend to get chilly in san francisco. never been here and here for the weekend, keep it in mind, gets breezy out there. tropical moisture, 63 degrees san francisco on monday. temperature drop not as noticeable there as inland areas. still hot but upper 80s instead of the 90s as we head to the start of the work week. 80s, muggy, but no triple digits for bay area for now. >> little humid. >> definitely. get ready for that. >> thanks. >>> grant liffman has a preview of exciting day at at&t park. >> it's not cooperstown but for giants fans, it might as well be. home run king gets his day, barry bonds has his jersey retired at at&t park, sports is next. arrives-- a bay area girl will make history. sh

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we've got a very active pacific in the form of john christy, and hect hector. no rain is expected, but as you head into monday, you're going to notice it's going to be sticky out there. that tropical moisture will be near. temperatures will be in the 6 0s. san francisco temperatures, no major changes, but check out inland temperatures. we'll go into the 80s from 90s, so we'll see a slight decrease. it will be just to the point all the humidity. slight recovery in the temperatures. still going to be hot out there. not chilly. >> dewey skin all the way. maybe not the hair. throw it in a bun. >> bringing in a crowd of this weekend's outside landscape. the new attraction in boil. >> we'll show you too. deadly why in charlottesville, virginia. today, things remained relatively peaceful.... as anti-facist demonstrators marched in the street. >> today another rally there. this time things remain relatively acci demonstrators marching in the street. the city did report there were two arrests. nothing big. one trespassing, ask one diso lywhen a driver plowed into a crow

we have christie, and john and hector. all of these tropical systems will bring a surge in the moisture. which means slightly cooler temperatures. you will notice it more tomorrow. not so much today, but you will definitely notice the humidity as we head into monday. 64 degrees expected for san francisco. no huge drop in temperature there is. check out the inland temperatures. we will go from mid 90s all the way back down into the 80s for a humid and tropical start to the work week. >> i thought a cooldown was good until i heard humid. >> exactly. >> i guess i'll say thanks. 7:22 right now. still ahead on today in the bay, the destructive fires last october in wine country destroyed homes and wineries. and also a brand-new cannabis farm. we hear from the head of san francisco's spark dispensary about rebuilding his crop. next. rebuild the north bay aftet fall )s wildfires. and fight remains over who should pay for recovery. nbc bay area )s >>> welcome back. the effort continues to rebuild the north bay after last year's wi

there was an article in the morning paper that quoted john christy, the former head of the stress unit here in san francisco retired, he stated during a weekly call, he had weekly call about 20 calls. think about that. that's 20 members of our department who's stress level had reached a point, a typically point where they actually picked up the phone and called the stress unit. this is an issue that over the years has a stigma of this job does, of hey, we are trained to solve problems. we go into people houses like police departments do. we are supposed to be the adult in the room under horrible circumstances. there's been this expectation over the years, police department and fire departments that we are just supposed to take that. the reality of the situation is that we are all human and that is easier said than done. this resolution does call for staffing resources. i know there's a concern there's budgetary strain this could cause. it does not affect the budget, the current budget. it may affect future budgets based on future decisions that this commission makes as to what should b

. >> the man wanted for threatening to kill donald trump spotted in maryland, john christie was seen pennsylvania west virginia and maryland border. he has been on the run since june when threatening the president on facebook, there's a $20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. enough is enough, chicago's top cop that up after 6 people were killed and 52 others injured over the past weekend. >> i showed anger frustration of many families today mainly because these acts are tragic, senseless and cowardly. i'm tired of it and you are tired of it too. jillian: two of the victims killed, 16 and 17 years old, 344 people have been killed in chicago this year. >> brett kavanaugh facing the biggest challenge yet. the supreme court kick sitting down with chuck schumer. the senate minority leader, undercover government records. susan collins seen as a possible swing vote also expected to meet with kavanaugh today, it is on september 4th. >> donald trump hitting the road at a campaign rally in charleston west virginia to visit a show of support for republican patrick morrissey. thes

two storms here tropical storm john and christy. christy is going to continue to weaken and move away. john we're keeping a close eye on even though it weakens to a depression by saturday, it's going to send a swell towards southern california and eventually it will come in our direction in the form of just higher clouds and higher humidity early next week. the seven-day forecast still hot inland. we'll go cooler saturday, sunday and then next week we'll see some upper 80s mon through wednesday, inland upper 50s coastside. what you will notice, you might feel is it's just more humid, more sticky as remnants of tropical storm john eventually make it up here. we'll keep you posted in case we start to see more than just humidity going up. >> thanks. >>> it is docked right here in san francisco. a special sneak peak inside one of the most technical logically advanced boat anywhere in the world and you can see it. >>> a button collection gets in a jam after hitting the wrong button on her cell phone. michael finney reports on the mistake

john mccain, who has died at the age of 81. ron christien mccain, who has died at the age of 81. ron christiejoins me on john mccain, who has died at the age of 81. ron christie joins me on the phone, who is a former special assistant to george w bush and is 110w assistant to george w bush and is now a bbc political analyst. tell us what he was like? you knew him very well. i did. senatorjohn mccain embodied the naval academy here, which is duty, on, country. he was a patriot, someone who served in the navy a month his father, his grandfather, he had been tortured severely in that beckham walcott refused to offer himself to come home because he said he would never come home and tell all the soldiers we re come home and tell all the soldiers were there before him and have the opportunity to come home. i think he embodied the spirit of whatjohn mccain brought not only to the house of representatives, but the united states congress, someone who is willing to cross party lines and do what was right or the country, not necessarily in the best in

once we give you an update on what's happening in the pacific we have tropical storm john, tropical storm christie and category 4 hurricane hector that moved to the west of hawaii. now, actually all of this tropical activity will start to have an impact to as moisture starts to move in. we'll feel a slight increase in humidity between monday and tuesday of next week. the greens and blues show it will be more muggy not expectin lightning. it will help. they really depend on try to ge containment. that is good news as temperatures go from the upper 90s to upper 80s early next week and we'll see more breezy winds helping to clear things out. it will be windy with highs today reaching 70 degrees. we have been tracking the morning commutes. you only saw a couple of problems. >> yes. the rest of the bay area looking good. no issues on the bridges or south bay. let's get to an update along 680. an earlier crash was originally blocking two lanes. all lanes are now clear. you can see that's showing. green for go. no issues in the south bay. we have a smooth commute. i want to give you an update. westbound

we have hurricane john, tropical storm christy and hurricane hector. none of this expected to move into california, but a small slice of remnant tropical moisture could actually make it here by next monday. we're adding in humidity by next monday's forecast. no storms just yet. but that could also keep our temperatures down as we head into the early part of next week, which might actually help the fire danger if we do not get any thunderstorms. so lots of moving parts. i think also overall we could see an improvement in the smoke once we hit thursday afternoon into friday. >> that'll be good. >>> up next the campaign controversy. the reason facebook rejected this political ad for a california congressional candidate. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. seth rogan is my guest tonight. plus we have spike lee, music from big boy. it's a great show. do not change the channel. >>> happening now u.s. recall over popular heart medication has gone global. 22 countries are now recalling the medication used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure. it cont

at least john and christie should remain offshore and out in impacting much of the way in terms of rainfallr storm surge at least in other mainland areas. but here we are with hurricane hector approaching the hawaiian islands right now. winds have 130 miles an hour. this is the forecast track in the south of the island chain. possibly impacting. it is close enough with the outer rain ban to the storm surge. the big islands. we'll be watching out for hector over the next few days. for us back home, we will have this. low clouds and fog coastside, and the clouds regroup later on tonight and to early tomorrow morning. so this is wednesday morning at 7:00. and in addition to the fog, of course, we'll have some haze possibly around the bay area. this is wednesday afternoon. and temperatures for this afternoon. the hottest locations. 95. 96 out toward antioch and brentwood. san francisco, downtown. 61. santa rosa, mid 80s and a few more neighborhoods. upper 80s. a look ahead at your five-day forecast. temperatures are peaking into thursday, and then gradually cooling off into the weekend. that is

this is tropical storm john and christy. ow afternoon this is definitely down towards southern california. west typical low clouds and fog hugging the coastline and the current numbers beginning to recover after a cool start this morning. santa rosa 53 and concord 51. and the temperatures this afternoon, it will be a little warmer than yesterday. today will be the hottest day of the week. and that means that the hottest location around 101 out in clear lake and santa rosa 93. oakland in the upper 30s. and inland upper 90s. 97 to 98 degrees there. gilroy 100 and san francisco, we have dense fog this morning. the cloud will gradually clear back to the shoreline and we'll have some leftover patches into the afternoon hours. and the forecast high downtown san francisco, 68 degrees. the coast remains cool. we'll cool off a little bit as we head towards the weekend. >>> big changes to the oscars. details about the new category that was just added and the new time limit designed to boost the ratings when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a

it makes abundantly clear that the strategy was created by ty cobb and john dowd. christy seems to be on board with the strategy. let's watch him from yesterday. >> this shows what a c-level the president had at the beginning in ty cobb and john dowd. you never waive that, absolutely not. it put don mcgahn in an impossible situation. once you waive that privilege, turnover all the documents, don mcgahn has no choice then but to go in and answer everything, every question they can ask him. and this is not in the president's interest. it wasn't in the president's interest. if he had gotten good legal advice at the time, he would have done something a little less, i'm confident it's bad legal advice, bad lawyering, and this is the result of it. >> so, chris christie obviously on the save don mcgahn team. is it going to work? >> well, look, he makes a point there in terms of obviously not wanting don mcgahn to go in there because he could provide insight into what the thinking was behind all these different decisions. if you're in the room when the president is making the deci

we have hurricane john, tropical storm christy and hurricane hector.l piece of that could be moving up close to california and bringing humidity. >>> football is back. the 49ers and raiders set to take the field for their first preseason games of the year. preseason game tomorrow night, against the cowboys... and >>> the 49ers play their first preseason game tomorrow night against the cowboys at levi. today they announced they're going to be honoring one of their legends all season long, a special number 87 decal will be on every helmet to honor dwight clark who passed away in june. the memorial of clark and his famous catch will weigh more than 300 pounds and stand more than 7 feet tall. that should be something. >> yeah, a lot of people are going to want to go see that. preseason football here for also the raiders. >> the raiders open on friday night at the coliseum against detroit. they spent the past two days practicing against the lions. >> i think we got a lot more out of these two days than we could have had we not done this. >> reporter: it was

there are stories about chris christie, great story about john kasich. you come to the point where you're writing the book in realtime and parkland happens. last time i saw you to interview you was at the march that have shooting. ten years from now in this country, will something better have happened in american society because of that awful tragedy? >> it has to. i've been very pessimistic on this issue since the sandy hook massacre. that was the worst day of president obama's presidency, my worst day in d.c. when 20 babies get killed and five teachers and a principal and we still get nothing done in terms of common sense gun legislation. that was devastating. these teenagers across the country have been raised on mass shootings. they've been raised on gun violence and not tolerating it, not going to stand for it. that march was something different in the air. young people from parkland, from chicago, young people i'm working with from across the country are stepping up. we as adults and parents have failed frankly and i apologize all the time to young

christie. trump and john mccain, profiles donald trump and john mccain, profiles of two very different people?l academy, where he attended — duty, on, country. the fa ct attended — duty, on, country. the fact that the president of the united states doesn't see fit to pay tribute tojohn mccain, that the flags are back at full staff at the white house, says a lot about president trump's character or in my case, lack there of two double —— lack there of. you have worked on capitol hill for a long time, i'm sure you spent a lot of time with john mccain, what i loved about him was that he could be fantastically grumpy, to the edge of being rude, it but he would get over it straightaway, and he had a cracking sense of humour, he was fun to be around because you never quite knew what he was going to do, he was impish? you never exactly knew what he was going to do or say next. ireland when i worked for president bush, he sent me up to speak with senator mccain to negotiate an act and he looked at me and said, bush sent you?! am i supposed to negotiate with you?! and then he cracks that impish smile o

there are stories about chris christie, great story about john kasich. where you're writing the book in reeltime and parkland happens. last time i saw you to interview you was at the march that have shooting. ten years from now in this country, will something better have happened in american society because of that the awful tragedy? >> it has to. i've been very pessimistic on this issue since the sandy hook massacre. that was the worst day of president obama's presidency, my worst day in d.c. when 20 babies get killed and five teachers and a principal and we sti get nothing done in terms of common sense gun legislation. that was devastating. these teenagers across the country have been raised on mass shootings. they've been raised on gun violence and not tolerating it, not going to stand for it. that march was something different in the air. young people from parkland, from chicago, young people i'm working with from across the country are stepping up. we as adults and parents have failed frankly and i apologize all the time to young people. they will l

john. [applause] my next guest is christie arsons. she is the senior editor at the atlantic and director of the talent lab. it's a position she has held since may? is that right? for the besting and brightest young journalists for the magazine. if you have students that christie needs to know, come see her. house ford the white the last on his list times for a decade and was political writer for the chicago tribune for many years before that. she is -- has recorded from many different countries and most notably for our conversation rise of she charted the barack obama from the illinois statehouse to the senate to the white house so she has the distinction of being the reporter who covered barack obama longer than anyone else. she will have some good stories to tell us. she was present of the white house correspondents association and led the fight for the press corps to have more access to information at the white house. theholds degrees from university of alabama, roll tise.. --roll tide. and yell law school and is a devoted fan of j

john. [applause] jennifer: my next guest is christi parsons. christi parsons is the senior editor at the atlantic and director of the talent lab, a position she has held since may. is that right? christi: yes. jennifer: at the talent lab, she is searching for the best and brightest young journalists for the magazine and all of its platforms. if you have students that christi needs to know, come see christi. she covered the white house for the los angeles times for a decade and was a political writer at the chicago tribune. she has reported from 30 different countries, covered three presidential campaigns, and most notably for our conversation tonight, charted the rise of barack obama from the illinois statehouse to the u.s. senate to the white house, so she has the distinction of being a reporter who has covered barack obama longer than anybody else. and she will have some good stories to tell us, i know, tonight. she was president of the white house correspondents association and in that role and as a member of the board, she led the fight for

john. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> my next guest is christy parson. she is the senior editor at the atlantic and director of the talent lab. is a position she has held since may. she is searching for the best and brightest young journalists for the magazine. if you have students that christine needs to know, she covers the white house for the los angeles times for a decade and was a political writer at the chicago tribune. she has covered three presidential campaigns and most notably, for our conversation the rise ofrted barack obama from the illinois state house to the white house, so she has the distinction of being a reporter who has covered barack obama longer than anyone else. you know, that will have -- she was president of the white house correspondents association and in that role, she led the fight for press cores to have more access to information from the white house. shewon't degrees from -- holds degrees from the university of alabama and -- [laughter] >> let me look at the alumni database. law school. she is a devoted fan, so welcome. >>

christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >>> this morning, we remember the life and legacy of arizona senator john mccain. the 81-year-old survived plane crashes, more than five years as a prisoner of war, and several bouts of skin cancer. >> yesterday, he passed away. he was surrounded by his family after this hard battle with brain cancer but he fought it so well. there are so many adjectives have been used to describe him. father, husband, war hero, maverick, political titan, principled is one that stands out. it's fitting flags half-staff over the u.s. capital. in the halls of that capitol mccain spent nearly 40 years representing the state of arizona. first a member of the house and representative and then, of course, as a senator. dana bash is going to treat us now to a look at john mccain's distinguished political career. >> reporter: his dramatic senate return against doctors orders after diagnosed with brain cancer. >> i've been a member of the senate for more than 38 years. >> he crushed his party's push to repeal obamacare. >> reporter: he spent a lifetime looking for moments to shine as a lead

christi. >> it's interesting, because it was 1979 when pope john paul ii made the last trip there.nd at that point, divorce, homosexual acts, and abortion were all illegal. help me understand the atmosphere in which this pope is entering in ireland there. >> reporter: well, i mean, ireland, as you say, is a vastly different country than the one that welcomed john paul ii in 1979. you have seen a fairly rapid process of secularization here. mass attendance rates are down for the catholic church. vocations to the catholic priesthood are down. nevertheless, the church does remain an enormously important social institution here. and you know, i mean, pope francis will draw warm and enthusiastic crowds. tonight in the park he will celebrate a festival of families. you'll see some real enthusiasm there. tomorrow in dublin's phoenix park he will celebrate an open-air mass that is estimated to draw probably around 500,000 people. but that said, clearly, the elephant in the room on this trip are those sexual abuse scandals. and of course, that would be true under any set of circumstances. i

i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >>> this morning, we remember the life and legacy of arizona senator john of war, and several

christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good saturday to you. >> so, senator john mccain, he's a man known for his just untiring service andce for his country. he's been called maverick, patriot, american hero. and news that he's discontinuing cancer treatment has been met with just such sadness from lawmakers in washington, from so many people. >> the 81-year-old senator has been battling brain cancer for more than a year. cnn's dana bash has details. >> reporter: john mccain's trademark is relentlessly fighting, not giving up or giving in to any adversary. more than that, it's his essence, it's his core. so, the fact that his family says he's decided to stop treatment against his current adversary, brain cancer, is actually a bit shocking to friends and family i've spoken to, despite the fact that everyone knows and knew for a long time in their heart that this day would come. now, mccain has always been really prolific in writing and speaking about how his family's long history in the military made him respect and even revere america's institutions and how he spent his whole adult life trying to do his part in service.

john chu is from palo alto. abc7 news anchor limb hosted the event with christie yamaguc cat, we want more representation out there support that. >> it's so cool to see christie out, right? >> oh yeah. >> saw the movie wednesday night and last night an plan to see it again tomorrow. because she says the movie is just that good. >> that's awesome to hear. >> yeah. rotten to tmatoes agrees. >>> next, the seven things you need to know before you go. need to know before you go. >>> and f ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 6:58. heading out the door, here's seven things to know before you go. number one, firefighters have contained a two-alarm fire at a fencing company in pleasanton. officials say the building and mixed materials inside including vehicles went up in flames, cause is still investigated. >>> number two, a memorial service for chp officer kirk griess is set for this morning in vacaville. officer griess was killed a week ago during a traffic stop.

at least, john, that was a hurricane has weakened to now a tropical depression. we also have christies a tropical storm. and then just to the west of hawaii, look at that. category 4 hurricane hector. with all that we have going on out in the tropics, this will have an impact on bay area weather going into early next week. as we go into monday and tuesday there will be some increasing humidity. this map here shows the humidity increasing for the bay area. where we see elevated humidity, not too bad. we're not expecting any rain but that increasing humidity will make it feel just a little bit more muggy and the temperatures coming down a few degrees and looking at the seven-day forecast, we go from 97 inland areas to 87 by the middle of next week. that's just warmer than normal and going to be a huge improvement. and then looking at san francisco, not as much in the way of clouds and fog today or tomorrow. but then by sunday we should see the return of that marine layer bringing in some fog and then some cooler temperatures through the beginning of next week but a lot of changes here i

christie smith, nbc news. >>> we will turn our attention to rob mayeda who is standing by with a look at the weather forecast. news about john mccain, and here at home, hazy skpis and keeping an eye on the winds as well. >> we are starting the see kbochlt improvement in the air quality. it started today. should continue through the weekend as long with temperatures that will be trending cooler. right now, san francisco low clouds making a comeback. 65 earlier. right now 60 with the west wind 20 miles per hour. oakland, east bay hills, being seen much more clearly today. receipt now 63 after a high close to 70. dublin currently 80 after a high of 85. in san jose, sunny ski 74 degre. the air quality is starting to get better. the yellow you see on map behind me, that is mod pratt air quality. actually good patches around mounted diablo and the sonoma and marin coast. compare that to where we were on thursday when most of the bay area had unhealthy air in san francisco and oakland. there is thursday. here is now. the pattern is continuing to improve. tomorrow south bay may get good air quality as the wind picks up and begins to

of christie and morality over pagan ways and vices the iconography is is quite bold and quite strong in order to convey these stories. for the past year the british stained glass conservatory sara john has been working with an international team restoring the monumental window in the west choir of no cathedral. and why many factors have damaged the window over the centuries now it is being cleaned and restored before being returned to the cathedral. this window dates from twelve fifty and this was created at the same time that the now i'm back meister was creating the choir there would have been a separate team of places but they worked quite closely with the number of masters team and we can see similarities in the iconography between the church found a statues and the address in the us in the closing and in the way that they sound with their swords so in their spears. to complete the building on the west side the cathedral chapter engaged a new workshop in twelve forty one of the best. it was headed by the artist who came to be known as the known borg master. his team of architects sculptors and stone carvers provided the final touch of brilliance they separated the west choir fro

christi paul. >>> good to be with you this saturday. the feud over security clearances is escalating. ex-cia director john brennan fire couing back at president t after he threatened to strip a doj's security clearance feature very quickly. >> he's drunk on power. he really is. i think he's abusing the powers of that office. i think right now this country is in a crisis in terms of what mr. trump has done and is liable to do. >> the white house isn't backing down. the "washington post" now reporting the documents needed to strip additionsecurity clear from these top officials tied to the russia probe. they're ready for the president to sign. sarah westwood is in new jersey where the president is staying this weekend. we understand that there are 60 former cia officials who are standing in solidarity with brown, is that -- with brennan, is that right? >> reporter: that's right. president trump is facing a growing backlash to his decision to target former firbi director john brennan. some calling it unprecedented while the white house struggling to sbexplain why brennan lost h security clearance, saying he

christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >>> this morning, america is remembering the loss of a political titan. arizona senator johnccain passed away saturday afternoon. he was at his home near is a se arizona. he was surrounded by his family in his final hours. >> the tributes to come in not just here in the united states but around the world. hanoi, vietnam, in october 1967, mccain and ten other pilots were shut down by the north vietnamese military. he would spend five and a half years as a prisoner of war there. today a monument that stands on the spot where his plane went down. this morning, there are flowers and tributes that surround it. then in washington, the morning is beginning with flags over the white house and u.s. capital is lowered to half staff of the country he loved so much. >> cnn's dana bash has a look back right now at john mccain's distinguished political career. jo his dramatic senate return against doctors' orders after diagnosed with brain cancer. >> i've been a member of the united states senate for 30 years. >> he crushed his party's push to repeal obamacare. he survived many a brush wit

john with some of this moisture moving into southern california. we could get some high clouds by thursday afternoon into thursday night. here is tropical storm christie and the bulk of the energy with these two systems should remain in the pacific. hurricane hector to the south of the big island of hawaii, when right now at 120 miles an hour. thankfully, here is the forecast track moving to the south of the island chain over the next few days. across the west coast we have this big age, this big area of high pressure building and. this is the source of some warming for the inland spots. we have a lot of -- a lot of fog to deal with coast side. those temperatures still shivering near the beaches today. and lend tomorrow should be the hottest day of the week. that will trend to a few neighborhoods . the warmest locations back into the mid-to upper 90s. today still some 90s towards fairfield and vacaville. santa rosa 89 degrees once again that spare the air alert issued for today. livermore in the upper 80s. san jose 85. san francisco downtown 66, but the coast mainly in the upper 50s and close to 60. here is a look at headed inland. temperatures maxing

heard -- hurricane john could send them some clouds approaching the bay area later tomorrow and friday . the bulk of the energy remains in the pacific. there is tropical storm christie an hour. here is the big island of hawaii. this will be the track to the south of the hawaiian islands. still, as a category three hurricane. this will be a rain producer and possibly a high surf producer as well with that small coming in out of the south this area of high pressure building in. this will be the source of some warming, not for everyone, inland spots get most of the warming. that will be the case today and tomorrow tomorrow probably the hottest day of the week inland. mid to upper 90s. here is the forecast model. we have the fog this morning, clearing back to near the shoreline. temperatures later on today ranging from low 60s coast side to mid-90s. low to mid-90s working towards fairfield and vacaville. santa rosa 89. more neighborhoods, oakland 73. livermore 93. san jose forecast high in the mid 90s once again, that layer of haze and smoke will be a factor across the bay area not only today, but possibly into thursday with that hot weather pattern setting up away from

john mccain. love the sunday shows. he loved that ranch in arizona as well. we'll talk about him now at our round table joined by chris christieabc news contributor, former governor of new jersey, donna brazile, megan murphy of business week, and the former new orleans visitor from louisiana, and our republican strategist, and cnn political commentator. donna, i want to begin with you. you were telling a story. your first encounter with john mccain 35 years ago. >> i was a young congressional staffer working with one of our home state heroes, lindy boggs, and i was charged with the task of lobbying for the king holiday, and when i went up to this young congressman, he said, we're not ready. i said, what do you mean? we have over 300 votes. he said, but my state, and fast forward 25 years later, george, john mccain called and said he was going to memphis to say he was wrong, and in those years not only did he lobby his state, but john mccain was a man of his word who said, i would this -- continue this campaign in march, and he admitted he was wrong, and for me as a woman of color, i would be honored if the husz russell buildin

christi school in piedmont from kindergarten through the third grade. >>> molly tibbetts death is fueling the debate over illegal immigration in california is race for governor. republican candidate for governor johns death is the latest reminder that the u.s. needs to do a better job protecting borders that we need a comprehensive solution. be verified. border security, beefed-up border security, including the border wall for sure. it is because of the drugs, guns, and human trafficking that's going on across the border it is needed. he has made illegal immigration one of the main issues in his republican campaign for governor. gavin newsom says president trump and other republican leaders are politicizing a tragedy. >> this is a tragedy. my heart goes out to the family of the victim. it is not a tragedy that should be exploited. that's what they are consistently doing. i think it's a real outrage >> both face off for governor in is november's election. >>> governor jerry brown is expected to sign a bill into law that overhauls california's bill system. senate bill 10 flew through the senate and the state assembly this week. it would eliminate the current bill system which allows defendants to be