julian: as always. san jose police are investigating how this car ended up smashing into the front of the home and then into this tree. it happened just before midnight on second straight -- 2nd street and hollywood avenue. it is unclear how much it will cost more if anyone was hurt. we ar for more information. kumasi: two people were involved in a brawl that led to a stabbing at levi's stadium during a soccer match on sunday night. video and witnesses both say a fistfight turned into a stabbing. those videos are circulating online. people who saw the fight say it happened towards the end of the game. at one point a man can be seen holding a knife. minutes later, another man steps away with blood on his face. >> at first i thought it was a fistfight. then i saw someone else who was putting pressure or applying pressure on the guy's chest. that is when it hit me that he got stabbed. kumasi: we reached out to levi's stadium and the association that organizes the gold cup. we have not heard back. julian: n

julian: ok. this morning, the new social media app from meta 2 million users in our and now twitter is striking back. reporter: good morning, the feud between twitter and meta is entering illegal territory. elon musk sent a cease and desist letter to meta, saying that they stole trade secrets. the letter claims meta hired dozens of former twitter employees to build threads. they say there are no former twitter employees on the engineering team. experts say it is up to a court to decide the legal battle and meta will have to step up to the plate. >> they have to prove they on the design -- own the design. and the paper and all these kinds of things. the court will decide it. i look at this like a distraction thtat musk is trying to distract meta from going ahead because they are at full speed. it is incredible to see how many people joined the new platform, an average of 2 million every hour. and that is unheard of, especially for a social media platform. reporter: so far, threads runaway success,

julian: thank you. there is a transformation happening in san francisco and it is happening in plain sight. still ahead, story that might change your perspective on the city. kumasi: new details in the stabbing in the stands at levi's stadium. julian: and a installation is live in san francisco, but it will be around for long. kumasi: live look outside at 5:1 0. could change the way we fight respiratory diseases. and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. never stop having fun. never stop exploring. and never stop learning. especially when it comes to protecting your hard-earned money. at investor.gov you'll find information about investing and retirement spotting fraud doing background checks on investment professionals and more. so, visit investor.gov today and never stop doing what you love. explore resources for older investors at investor.gov/neverstoplearning julian: happening now, the family of a man with bay area ties now searching for him after he was reported mi

julian: developing news in ukraine. the biden administration could be close to announcing it supplied ukraine with cluster admissions that can hit several targets at once. we are learning this type of weapon is controversial. jobina: it is band due to the injury and death posed to civilians but the weapon could be a critical asset for the counteroffensive which president zelenskyy said he wants done it faster. it comes after a deadly russian airstrike close to the border with poland. search for survivors is underway. at least seven killed in that city after one of russia's heaviest missile attacks on the civilian area since the invasion last year. it comes as ukraine focuses on taking territory and the steady counteroffensive. here is martha raddatz asking about the effort. arfa: what is your assessment -- assessment how the counteroffensive is going. >> we want to do it faster because every day new losses of ukrainians. jobina: pentagon officials not ruling out giving cluster munitions to ukraine. they are shells packe

julian: thank you. we will keep track of the temperatures, download the bay area streaming app, get the latest forecast anytime. kristen: the library too. a warning to drivers after a young outline was found deadn the south bay wrote. julian: it was discovered around santa teresa blerd, next to the north cal unity conservation area conservationists are urging people to do their part to keep it from happening again. zach fuentes has more. zach: countless drivers go through this boulevard. but what one man saw made him stop in his tracks. this one mountain line was founded. >> there was not a lot of traffic. he removed the lion from the roadway, showed respect for this creature, then called us. zach: the california department of fish and wildlife is doing a necropsy, to figure out how it died, the age and gender. the santa clara valley open space authority says it was sure it was hit by a car. cars rushing past this as we spoke. >> this is a very fast roadway. cars are traveling down santa teresa boulevar

julian: yeah. kumasi: [laughter] sue: she says -- julian: says a been here before.had before that was 2017. so we don't often see it. it is in the bay area. kumasi: enjoy thank you for hanging out with us before the holiday. hang out with us tomorrow as well. julian: we will see you at 7:00 on our abc 7 streaming platform. >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the last dinges weather had the mic whether it dinges weather had the mic dangerous weather heading to millions of amers

julian: talk about lucky. kristen: i know. julian: so lucky. kristen: we are pretty lucky, if you ask people in different cities around the country, they will say they appreciate our weather. julian: we are the bright spot on the map, spencer christian. meteorologist: we are indeed, you are right, the bright spot on the map, even though her temperatures will be increasing over the next few days. let's take a look at what's happening right now. we've got brisk breezes at the coast and around the baby or would up to 31 mph in oakland. -- around the bay. up to 31 mph in oakland. nothing dramatic. but most locations as you can see are about two degrees warmer right now than they were at this time yesterday. here comes a marine layer. -- the marine layer. you can see alcatraz, a rather resting view i might add. 64 degrees in san francisco. low to mid 70's for mountain view, san jose, palo alto, 57 for half moon bay. the fog is low and dense at the golden gate. other temperature readings, 81 santa rosa, 79 82 napa. near 90 at fairfield, concord, and

julian: the women's u.s.r team is days away from competing in the fifa world cup sendoff match. it will be held in san jose. players tell abc7news that in able to practice and play their final match in the bay area is very special. ask grew up here, spent a lot of time in northern california. i've gotten asks for 20 tickets. [laughter] outside of that i am sure that i will have a few more friends but i feel overwhelmed being here, gratitude, going to the world cup it's a reminder of the journey and the skills i have built up over time and a lot of positive memories. julian: the sendoff game is this sunday, july 9, one p.m. at paypal park in san jose. kumasi: little league all-star baseball teams from taiwan are in the middle of a two week tour in the bay area. with the hillsboro little league last night. baseball is popular in taiwan and a huge tradition. taiwan regularly represents the world in the little league world series. the league will also get a chance to play other teams across the peninsula. >> i me

julian: i do not remember this video.chestnut put this man and a whole chokehold and they kept going. julian: and he still won. drew: espn did a whole "how did it last for?" and it was a minute. julian: i thought we sped it up in real time. what does joey chestnut do the other 364 e days a year? kumasi: minding his business. julian: do you think he is a cpa or something? [laughter] drew: cpa. julian: coasting for the rest of the year. kumasi: making money. drew: he does endorse me deals. we will have that. we are tracked -- we will have that surge once again. we are tracking fog. 70's and 80's in the south bay. we will go into the 70's for the most part, cooler along the coast. 65 with partly sunny skies, breezy onshore conditions. it is a nice day in san rafael. we will have increasing sunshine, a bit of an onshore breeze. we will have 70's for the most part, low 80's out there too and inland we are closer to average. 91 in antioch. overnight tonight our marine larry expands, starting with overcast skies first thing tomo

julian: that is so incredible.y, you have found a need in the community and you are meeting at not just in your community but all across the country, which is so incredible. we know tomorrow is going to be a huge night for you. what are you expecting? what are you looking forward to? >> am looking forward to meeting all the athletes. i'm a huge sports fan, so i grown up watching all these athletes, me and my brother. seeing patrick mahomes is going to be there, some of these other crazy athletes are going to be there and i'm going to have a chance to meet them, that is definitely what i'm most excited for. julian: maybe atherton one steph curry, i don't know. kristen: why do you think sports equity is so important? have you seen what difference it makes when people have or don't have access to equipment and new equipment and things in which they can increase physical fitness and engagement? >> you mentioned physical fitness, and that is obviously a huge part of it, but also the mental. what does sports do for you m

julian: i'm julian glover. the city of san jose is calling it a victory in the fight against gun violence. and in 2022, they passed a law requiring gun owners to have liability insurance. just last week, a court dismissed the second amendment claims. kristen: zach fuentes has tracking the case from the beginning and has the latest. reporter: called the first of its kind in the nation, the city of san jose passed the new law last year. since the start of 2023, gun owners have to have liability insurance and pay a fee of $25. that would go to a nonprofit, for the money to be used for firearm safety training, suicide prevention and more. the ordinance was faced with backlash since the time it was announced. >> immediately the city was sued. reporter: plaintiffs included the jarvis taxpayer association, challenging the ordinance on finding it unconstitutional. >> it is going to be the law-abiding citizens who actually deter crime by having weapons in their homes, who are going to be the ones who bear the burden of

julian: welcome to the future.wo tied the knot at the ai generated chatbot vitiated ceremony. the couple first met through a dating app and this is a legally binding union. colorado law does not require a licensed marriage official to perform a marriage ceremony. kumasi: couldn't they put something on it? like a little bow? julian: make it more official. kumasi: something. do what you do. julian: big news from the 49ers quarterback brock purdy, the announcement maybe not the one you are thinking about. kumasi: indiana jones back in theaters for one last adventure. a look at how the fifth installment did at the box office on its opening weekend. ♪ back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) afford

julian: good point.ly with younger folks, who don't want to own any property, who just want to see the world. ama: a lot of people -- people are shifting. this whole generation of not having a bunch of kids. it's just -- it just depends. there was something i was going to say and i could not remember. oh, i found it interesting that it's to be happy, as the american dream. but americans work so hard and all the time, and put in so many hours compared to these other countries who have a better worklife balance. julian: and are happier. kristen: yes. as an immigrant to me, the american dream is knowing, it doesn't matter where you came from, your color, creed, given equal opportunity to make it in this country. ama: wouldn't that be nice? kristen: that is the dream. sandhya: that is. kristen: now to a bizarre sounding tiktok trend called bed rotting. it is when people choose to stay in bed all day with no physical activity. people either watch tv, still no phone, during what gen z calls rotting time. it's

julian: now at stabbing.earing from the man sent to a hospital after a brawl during a soccer match at levi's stadium -- at kumasi: a chaotic sideshow in the east bay. participator setting fire in a street on antioch. julian: flying bay area. but the ceo is saying about its faa approval to test drive or test fly their cars. kumasi: i am intrigued. good morning. wednesday, july 5. julian: we appreciate you waking up with us. drew: yesterday was pleasant. today is cooler. starting out in the fifth, typical this time of the year with the light layer. basically all you need to step out the door. it is quite cloudy with our marine layer searching inland. we start out with the morning cloud cover pulling back to the coastline. it gets breezy and the onshore flow is gusting around 20 to 30 miles per hour which will help keep temperatures below average by around two to 80 that's check with sue hall for how the traffic is doing. sue: we are going back to the golden gate bridge. no visibility issues. some drizzle coming

julian: that fizzling sizzle. sandhya: right? [laughter] julian: i like it.it. [laughter] kristen: the state superintendent of schools kicked out of a school board meeting. what happened and what he told us today. >> this looks like trash, but no. from trash to one-of-a-kind treasure. because my life and career were built on them. auditions, headshots, boxed wine... i mean, the least i can do is keep it around. [angelic sound] see, she gets it. ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me. and you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? kristen: the california superintendent was kicked out of a school board meeting last night in san bernardino county. [yelling] kristen: that is the moment thurman was kicked out by the board of the chino hills school board. he was there to speak out against a proposal that would require schools to notify parents if their child identifies as transgender. today, he called this dangerous. >> it could contribute to the high rates of suicide ideation that many

julian: the wish of a lifetime. he was tricked by his family this morning, he suffers from kidney disease. the dealership surprised him and the family with a trip to hawaii. he says he has always dreamt of going to the island. >> thank you so much. we hope you have this fantastic trip. >> >> is very thankful. he's very nervous. [laughter] he doesn't know what to say. very grateful. julian: he won't be nervous when he hits the island. he was so excited, he decided to join in on some hula dancing here. the trip is being provided by fiji dj dealership and the make-a-wish foundation. they do such fantastic work. kristen: he's going to have a great time. loving the hawaii weather but we cannot complain here. we might be the envy of friends and other cities. julian: if you zoom out, here's a look at the temperatures across the country. we were sizzling physical. meteorologist: we were but now we have a nice sea breeze and we are cool and comfortable right now. at least i feel that way. here's a look at the current surface

julian: the u.s.horization bill renewing funding for the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety board for the next five years. it includes investments in airport infrastructure and a lot more. the senate still has to pass its own version of the bill. the house's latest defense bill provides financial relief including pay raises and additional support for military spouses. the senate is considering the legislation. advocates say many military families are having trouble making ends meet. kristen: a national security problem is rate -- is rising in alaska, and the military says climate change is to blame. with warmer temperatures in the arctic, ice is melting and sea levels are rising, and that is impacting alaska's shoreline. some sensors at radar sites are getting covered up by high water. the sensors picked up the chinese spy balloon in january. the feds are dedicating millions of dollars to new construction in alaska to protect pentagon equipment from rising sea level

julian: thank you so much. to the north bay where shelters and city pools are open later to give people a place to beat the heat. kristen: cornell bernard continues our live team coverage from petaluma. reporter: the school is open until 6 p.m. tonight and that is a good thing because a lot of people came out today to cool off. all across the north big, it was about finding shape -- bay, it was about finding shade and some water. >> a nice place to cool off. reporter: she and her grandson were in dire need of some full time at the petaluma swim center -- pool time at the petaluma swim center. >> i'm taking care of them for three days. reporter: and those three days could bring some extreme heat. lifeguards are ready for the crowds. >> it hasn't been too bad this year so far but i'm expecting this weekend to get pretty busy. reporter: first from the county were taking part in this all day training drill which involved an active shooter scenario. the heat of the day intensified the exercise for dozens of voluntee

julian: i colored a new smile curve. the people using the etf as a component for their retirement play, but also traffic for the little white, the young generations. for those generations, they moved by etf's, especially for etf's representing the semi conductors or esg's. yvonne: why buy an etf when i could just buy the benchmark about a stock? julian: we have a different type of etf as a solutions in the portfolio. you can track the index performance, but you can also buy or receive dividends. for those etf's, they can fulfill the investor needs. yvonne: what do you make of the market performance we have seen in taiwan this year? could you see it continuing? julian: i think the momentum this year for taiwan is the top around asia. of course, we are cautiously optimistic. we are forecasting a taiwan market continuously maintaining its momentum for the second half of the year. yvonne: in terms of products, what are you looking out for the next few months or years? julian: i think the esg could take over the demand stream

julian: officials are urging people not to take part in these kinds of challenges, and not

so from julian assange's point of view, it makes extradition a little more difficult.n did they bring it right now? well, coming back to the case, by the way, that i faced, i faced only 11 felony act charges, each worth 10 years in prison, plus a conspiracy charge worth five. so i was facing exactly 115 years in prison. he's facing exactly 175. now, that's not a difference that makes any difference. in both cases, it's a question of a life sentence. i think that the reason they brought these charges so soon, they had until june 12, was to lay out -- the necessity to lay out for extradition all the charges they plan to bring. and i don't assume these are the last ones. they've got a couple weeks left to string up some new charges. they started out with a charge that made julian look something other than a normal journalist. the help to hacking a password sounded like something that, even in the digital age, perhaps most journalists wouldn't do, and that would hope to separate him from the support of other journalists. in this case, when they had to lay out their larger

they have considerable julians written about at length. this is a period in which congressional leaders have considerable power. if you ran a committee, you were really kind of a king of your own little fiefdom, right? that i know that checks out king and fiefdom. but but they refused to switch because they were losing a lot of power. but when nixon goes through with his landslide in 72, there are negotiations that come very close to getting about 40 to 50 congressmen to switch parties because they see that the writing is on the wall. the democratic party has left them behind and they decide that they're going to make a switch and they make a switch almost because they work out this arrangement that about half the committees are willing to grant seniority to these democrats that become republicans. the problem is going to be solved. they're all going to get the strom thurmond special treatment. it's going to be great. it doesn't happen because of watergate, right? when this starts to go in, early 73 is when watergate starts to break open a

bloomberg julian lee. -- bloomberg's julian lee.-- preparing to roll out there twitter alternative, is called threads -- it is called threads. this is bloomberg. ♪ somebody would ask her something and she wolk righ. she didn't know they were talking to her. i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair. but nobody even sees them. our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 75 years. when i finally could hear for the first time, i started crying. i could hear everything. call 1-800-miracle and schedule your free hearing evaluation today. guy: big week this week for the social media landscape. the instagram app, which we think is going to be called threads, has appeared on the apple app store. -- absorb. this is the latest app from meta designed to compete with twitter. what is a need to compete with twitter? will the user expands be better and how will it work with instagram? let's get some answers. alice webb joins us. -- alex webb joins us. will

you were cold. - [julian] it was hot. - [robert] it's hot?yeah, compared to- - that upset me. - [sloan] what happened? - i asked to speak to caleb. they gave him the phone. i told him that my name's frankie gonzales-wolfe, candidate for city council district 8, and then he asked me for my name again. i said, "frankie gonzales-wolfe." he said, "oh, you're that ******* tranny that's running fo city cou-" tranny. and i said, "it's inappropriate. yes, i'm a trans woman, and not," he goes, "no, you're a tranny," and then he hung up on me. - what? - sorry. - [frankie] this dude that called me a tranny, i would've knocked on his door. - [robert] these there a lot of republican houses. - so, does veronica know that point? no, she don't, because she has never dealt with a candidate as yourself. - someone that's transgender. it's very different from- - it's very different, so you get a lot of people who are gonna just be haters. they might come at you. she needs to know that. [doorbell rings] - hey, girlie. - like they were being a little... - okay, so

but on a hazel l g is, was the most french of o l julian cities. and had never experienced such a violent attack. several people were killed and dozens injured. including children, lose me, 100 subsidies team in the front, chevrolet, mit the new name, bottle or below the marker for the record on your love. yes. your it out to you leading up, i'm done, shall to the tree on the seeking the final nods. i found the 2nd issue to whom i was, you shall alternatively, the french authorities retaliated, and in january 1957, the announce marshall law, and ordered power to pass the suite b r o tom. because the, the battle about geez, had begun in need is fell one after the other, as the power troopers arrested and then tortured that the committee coffee if it's from the depos a, uh, what else, basically, but the physical induced loan. well then you want it, you don't stick to. whom should i do? bosky? because if you have the lever hedge fund it did show the shorter single it's it's, it's just no you don't tons of social is 252 p. as far as your social pulled

the goal had thought beyond julian situation was under control. but it was slipping from his garage, france was at the mercy of the combined weight of the o. e. s. and algerian and philip and the police in paris began to take the law into their own hands. on the 17th of october, 1961, they attended a peaceful escalated demonstration near the shop on metro station in eastern paris . with bloody consequences that dock night the police kills gillian demonstrators and through their bodies into the river say, the death toll remains unknown. but some algeria an estimate, say over 200 people were killed. for the french government, something had to be done. the goal is leadership and the escalate and had been negotiating the basis for our julian independence for some time. in the town of age, the only time set it up to the officers will do do the update. as you do this will need to dispute. you'll see meters use is the civic and somebody into the website that you need on to do. i have you on the medicine, the memorize this as all, what do you think go to

i agree with julian, it is time for a special counsel because the justice department can't reach this plea agreement and say, oh, we're done investigating while new evidence is coming in almost every week from these house oversight hearings showing irregularities, pressure in the investigation, maybe more evidence that hasn't been followed up by investigators, by dedicated irs civil servants. i support it, actually, having robert mueller do the special counsel investigation. i supported the durham investigation. i think the case for this is equally if not more strong than it was for those two cases and that will solve the justice departments problems because once special counsel gets involved then merrick garland and president biden can say it's out of our hands and congress can let the special counsel do the job. >> jonathan: julian john thank you so much. there is so much to talk about here and we will come back to you, we just have to move on, there is so much to talk about tonight, thank you both julian and john >> now while some republicans have skepticism about launching an impe

to julian assange, why which changed is that there are, are in the mainstream media, there are so many giants or a link towards other interest and those interest. i have a concern to basically work with a government. and there's some cases that controller government you know, this is a, it's a more virulent form of agency capture. in this case. the 1st amendment is captains . we have sensory shipping, this country that we never saw before because of the cooperation between the big technology companies and the government. you know, we seems government able to reach into the lives of independent journalists like mantel. you'd be going after his tax returns and raising questions while at the same time is challenging our governor's practices and censorship. we think about what that means. you know, something happened in the united states profoundly affecting our, our way of life. and people know where to this is why robert of kennedy's presidential campaign so important because it's based on re establishing our constitutional freedoms. it staged on shaking the truth is based on a deep auth

dennis to senate talks about the us as anti russian foreign policy julian assault, and much more next on going underground. thanks for joining in. we'll see you back soon. the . the i'm action or nancy, and welcome back to going underground rule. got single around the world from you by in the you a today is the 52nd birthday of the most famous john. this in the world, julian massage of wiki leaks detained in london by british authorities for more than a decade revealing days or nation war crimes of the youtube deleted them. our interviews with us anjanette when rumble decided to expose the killing of royces john listed in the rock in the unforgettable collateral mode of video, as well as criminal behavior by governments all around the world. he may have even saved edward snowden. his life factory aided the escaped to moscow of the ca, whistleblower, who revealed washington bugging level of phones. but it was perhaps his revelations of how the hillary clinton's democrats sabotaged by the sound as to when norman nationwide led to ca, plans to assassinate his sons. the bugging of his on

i'm julian glover. kristen: i'm kristen sze.bodycam video's from the chaotic scene of that unpermitted skateboarding event in the mission district earlier this month. julian: this comes ahead of a meeting tonight where the department plans to explain officers' actions that day. the video shows large fireworks being thrown, exploding near officers. glass bottles hitting officers and at least one muni train being severely vandalized after officers claimed they gave hours of verbal warnings before taking steps to clear out that gathering. kristen: as they were clearing it out, more than 100 people including juveniles were arrested or cited and many are still waiting to find out what it -- what will happen with their cases. reporter: today says she's concerned and hoping the bodycam video's show her son and his friends were caught up in the crowd and shouldn't have been arrested. now the question is, how many of

it was based on much julian, essentially just the one person who as a publisher not not only a journalist, but as a publisher, i took the risk to reveal information that the public had a right to know that he was kept on a virtual version or an an embassy, and now he is a genuine, is prisoner behind bars. this is a travesty. it will go down to the annals of history as one of the graves. injustices against a truth seeker in the united states are our 1st amendment towards freedom of speech and freedom of the press as being the cardinal principles upon which our democracy is best. and that the attacks brought attack using the powers of government to go after mister such a remark. uh, just as one of the dark ages in government and uh, do united states certainly and an expression for the power to issue a party. and i certainly will support that. i've had the opportunity to meet mister massage, and i can tell you that he is someone who she is the important interest. is this something that mr. kennedy understands? we're told that we should know the truth and the truth will set us free. but if we

julian: i'm julian glover.lling it a victory in the fight against gun violence. and in 2022, they passed a law requiring gun owners to have liability insurance. just last week, a court dismissed the second amendment claims. kristen: zach fuentes has tracking the case from the beginning and has the latest. reporter: called the first of its kind in the nation, the city of san jose passed the new law last year. since the start of 2023, gun owners have to have liability insurance and pay a fee of $25. that would go to a nonprofit, for the money to be used for firearm safety training, suicide prevention and more. the ordinance was faced with backlash since the time it was announced. >> immediately the city was sued. reporter: plaintiffs included the jarvis taxpayer association, challenging the ordinance

what's the long-term solution here, julian?le to deliver morpheme ma money to cities like new york city, los angeles, others that are taking thelion's share. it's 86,000 and those bussed by florida and texas and those who go and travel to new york and find a way to get there. so there needs to be more resources dedicated to the communities like there needs to be more resources dedicated to border communities. they shoulder a lot of these responsibilities. >> julian castro, it's always a pleasure to see you. i thank you for your time. >> up next, jose. >>> up next, it's opening day of the women's cup in new zealand. it all began with a stunning upset. >>> plus, there is a lone winner of the billion dollar powerball prize. what we know next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. fohis a1c?ne who lives here. it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better

julian: yeah. kumasi: [laughter] sue: she says -- julian: says a been here before. kumasi: i know what i'm doing. drew: i think the worst weather that we had before that was 2017. so we don't often see it. it is in the bay area. kumasi: enjoy thank you for hanging out with us before the holiday. hang out with us tomorrow as well. julian: we will see you at 7:00 on our abc 7 streaming platform. >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the last dinges weather had the mic whether it dinges weather had the mic dangerous weather heading to millions of americans as we headed to the fourth of july. chicago underwater, drenched with nearly 9 inches of rain in just hours. residents escaping their cars, wading through waist-deep water, as drivers wipe out in a first-of-its-kind nascar race. plus, the east coast getting slammed, with reported tornadoes and torrential rain as sweltering heat bakes the west and south. now, millions on alert. sam champion is tracking it all. >> and record-breaking holiday travel underway with thousands of flights canceled or delayed this week

thank you very indeed, julian. very much indeed, julian. >> from the >> julian jessup from the institutetitute of economic affairs and of that growth and a member of that growth commission. mean, he's a bit commission. i mean, he's a bit optimist btec there. i fear, you know, people's mortgages are doubung know, people's mortgages are doubling of people simply doubling a lot of people simply aren't going to be able to afford it even they move on afford it even if they move on to only. even they to interest only. even if they get a little bit of support from their bank, numbers just their bank, the numbers just aren't going add up. this aren't going to add up. but this is interest rates are all about. the old age old quote is if >> the old age old quote is if it hurting, it isn't it isn't hurting, it isn't working well, i don't think there was any way to get out of inflation. >> i don't see they don't seem to working. i was talking to to be working. i was talking to roger is roger garford beck, who is a friend of the show. he thinks it's the wrong move from the bank of england to be raisi

julian: we have team coverage of t

julian: i guess. close there so i don't have to bring them with me. [laughter] >> ♪ ♪ >> good morning, america. a fourth of july washout for millions of americans. severe storms drenching holiday celebrations, the northeast underwater. this morning, the new storm on the move as millions bake under record-breaking triple-digit temperatures. >> the road home. tens of millions of americans taking to the skies and highways right now. what to expect if you are heading out. >> this morning, new details about that mass shooting in philadelphia. the surveillance video showing the moment the suspect opened fire, five people dead, two wounded. now what we are learning about the victims. >> you took my son. you took my baby. >> and how police finally captured the shooter. >> caught on camera. >> stop manhandling me! >> the latest in the investigation after a los angeles county sheriff's deputy threw a woman to the ground in a store parking lot. the outrage building this morning. >> free speech in the white house. what a federal judge just decided about the gover

don ellsberg who died recently, the pentagon papers whistle blow was a great supporter of julian assigned in which he thinks you think joe biden would have jailed him. he of course, got off his defacto debts and it's because of the watergate scandal when the help to and the lies about vietnam and in the vietnam, or we know how um, daniel burke was handed after he made it courageous decision to let the world know about what was going on and see it now through the publication of the pentigrast papers. and i knew daniel ellsberg very low as a good friend, and we spoke often. but look at how this was treated in, in history. i mean, you know, eventually people understood that ellensburg o s was a hero. honored as such. and, but this is, none of this consideration is being given even after a great period of time away from neither rack or none of the considerations being given. to join a charge, why, what's changed is that there are, are in the mainstream media, there are so many giants who are linked with other interest and those interest. i have a concern to basically work with a government. a

this in the world . julian, a sound of wiki leaks detained in london by british authorities for more than a decade for revealing nature and nation war crimes of the youtube deleted them. our interviews with assange and alan rumble decided to expose the killing of royces john listed in the rock. in the unforgettable collateral mud a video as well as criminal behavior by governments of all around the world. he may have even saved edward snowden his life after he aided the escape to moscow of the ca whistleblower, who revealed washington bugging of all of the phones. but it was perhaps his revelations of how the hillary clinton's democrats sabotaged by the sound as to when her normal nation that led to ca, plans to assassinate us on the bugging of us on as low as and the defective death penalty the sounds now faces in the usa under joe biden, clinton, of course, lost a trump well then increasingly failed. joe biden now faces rubbing the f kennedy junior in the upcoming prime res. ahead of what looks like a wife has raised against trump in 2024 kennedy son of assassinated us, attorney ge

on top of that, julian figure. on top of that, julian theta— figure.try to put a price on sound.— lloyd webber will try to put a price on sound. having visited et— price on sound. having visited at the— price on sound. having visited one of the world's foremost neth— one of the world's foremost violin makers— one of the world's foremost violin makers to— one of the world's foremost violin makers to discover what hates— violin makers to discover what makes one instrument worth a few thousand— makes one instrument worth a few thousand pounds— makes one instrument worth a few thousand pounds and another event— thousand pounds and another several million— thousand pounds and another several million ._ thousand pounds and another several million . after that, several million. after that, nett— several million. after that, we'll discuss— several million. after that, we'll discuss how to encourage disadvantaged— we'll discuss how to encourage disadvantaged pupils from the state— disadvantaged pupils from the state teete— disadvantaged pupils from the state se

i'm julian glover from abc7. morning.the 4th of july today and if you're looking for some ideas for some approved and family friendly fireworks shows or events, we got you covered. all you have to do is head to our website. it's all right on the front page right now. abc seven news.com is the place to go. we'll talking about fireworks we'll check in with meteorologist drew touma in just a second to see if you wille able to see the sho ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i

so the frenchman julian rock doughty launch dewey heights of 11 meters. he was crowned wild champion on sunday. that's all the news we have is up next science program tomorrow today. this time looking at what's the best way to learn is monita v dot com state you into more about programming and warnings coming out. thanks a lot for your time. the people in trucks in john one trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. these trades pieces, extreme. 200 people around the world. 100. which we ask why? because no one should have the make up your own mind. me for mine's. the josephine alexander lived in los angeles in the united states. he survived the whole, the cost of living through ocean and $11.00 other concentration camps and nazi germany. his whole family was murdered because they were jewish. now at 100 years old, joseph alexander returns to the land of the perpetrators. people s we, why did you come back? i came back because i survived it the, the joseph alexander has lived in this house in los angeles for half his life.

>> thank you, julian. very good afternoon to you.ices in france for the teenage boy who was shot and killed by police earlier this week happened today. his killing sparked unrest throughout the country. france's president canceled his trip to present germany, and deployed extra police to restore order, more than 1000 people were arrested. parts of the south dealing with extreme heat this holiday weekend. temperatures hit mid to high 90s, and high humidity, making it feel like over 100. forecasters say heat dome is hovering over the region. and twitter's owner says its users now have a daily reading limit. elon musk announcing on verified users are limited to seeing 800 tweets a day, while paid users can see ten times that number. musk said the restrictions would be temporary. more american voices for you right after this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you

he went to china, he actually met with the chinese president julian pig came out and said he didn't get what he wanted. what he wanted was to reestablish a lot of communication between the 2, the military of china and the us. he did not get that matters were much more complicated. after that, when you as president joe biden, during the fundraiser, called your chinese president julian, paying a dictator. the chinese were incense, a treasure officials are telling us they do not expect secretary ellen to meet with the chinese president. now both sides are going to want to bring up particular issues for the us. they're going to push china to try and restructure some of the loans. it's made to the poor countries at risk of default. they also would like to see china distance itself slightly more from russia and china for it's part. it's concerned because we've seen us put bad bands on somebody could, conductors biotechnology to china. they're now reports, they're considering increasing that and adding on any sort of micro chip that can be used for artificial intelligence. and again, the us ha

he went to china, he actually met with the chinese president julian pig came out and said he didn't get what he wanted. what he wanted was to reestablish a lot of communication between the 2, the military of china and the us. he did not get that matters were much more complicated. after that when you as president joe biden, during the fundraiser, called your chinese president julian, paying a dictator. the chinese were incense a treasure. officials are telling us they do not expect secretary ellen to meet with the chinese president. now both sides are going to want to bring up particular issues for the us. they're going to push china to try and restructure some of the loans. it's made to the poor countries at risk of default. they also would like to see china distance itself slightly more from russia and china for it's part. it's concerned because we've seen us put bad bands on somebody could, conductors biotechnology to china. they're now reports, they're considering increasing that and adding on any sort of micro chip that can be used for artificial intelligence. and again, the us has