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i understood enough about julie hill who knew he didn't want to know i had a little of this cold weather and all you can nice little want to on this. she my new on it isn't all 7 long, you know, put them out to think it was i the middle east conflict in the city and complex under development in africa. audience automatic interestingly, none of these are being raised in the past 6 months. so not to indicate or not, or to has been shifted in ukraine a to us, you know, be all to exist. a problem with a face here is a particularly nasty thing. this is cold. i leave my knees all over. our correspondent explores a once embattled oil refinery and the loop gone from the city of lucy, john, where he discovered scores of band munitions allegedly planted by ukrainian troops before they fled. china that you won that game that ground on the us dollar as a new survey shows 85 percent of the world central banks either old or intend to hold the chinese national current. can you as a government passes blame for its food crisis? on the far way conflict and ukraine has protesters in the eastern.

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know, martha, this is miss nunez, the all new and i got the sale on monday, i wished enough about julie hill who knew he didn't want to know. i had a little cold and weather and all you know, nice little want on this. she my new on on all, i isn't all 7 long jojo law. i'm all of them out that they keep us together. i after the failure of russian ukrainian negotiations in his temple at the end of march, russian forces unexpected. they leave the key gen ego, and soon the regions. it's in fact regrouping some troops get relocated to park of region and don bass. the 2nd phase of the special military operation begins, is to engage in maneuver warfare throughout the breadth and width of the battlefield. it means that russia is engaged in artillery duels, rushes using artillery to create opportunities by destroying your dog an enemy position. russia has to have a, an advanced logistics capability, capable resupplied troops on the moon. the goal of the 1st phase was to cut down the enemy's combat capabilities destroy military infrastructure training grounds, weapons, and deployment routes. russia no

i wonder, i wish to know about julie hill who knew he didn't know i had a little cold weather and all you can i was nice little want on this. she my new on i isn't all 7 long, you know, put them out to give us the me the welcome back to the researcher for the south african chapter on the southern african trade institute. before the break, we were discussing the implications of the, of this conflict, the, as well as the globalized economic and political system for russia, for europe, for the united states. now let's turn our attention to africa and i recently came across a great quote from a q one this year in play, right. and boys and the, the 1st off the heroine recipient. they've been noble prize in literature. who said that a tiger does? no child is tied to it act. i wonder if part of the problem or part of the nation with the math that the world is in right now, is it for you? long, humane in countries pretended to act rather than active and whether it be the crisis as best as it is, would force governments around the world to actually take the own decisions in the best interest o

look what happens on fourth of july. '80s started to come back. morgan hill's will begin to see a warming trend and heads up if you have any fourth of july plans or weekend plans by shasta and writing. there's another chance of showers showing up on saturday and sunday. maybe isolated thunderstorms for the northernmost portion of the state. for us, drizzle with low clouds. temperatures stay cool with the area of low pressure offshore. high pressure builds in. look at how the clients clear on wednesday as we pivot towards the end of the seven- day forecast. the desert southwest with the heat bottled up for a while will spoil back into california. look up comfortable the holiday weekend is and as he had towards the following weekend, looks like we'll see the '90s making a comeback. san francisco, with a pattern in place, that means more patchy fog and glowing clouds for fireworks? it seems to be that way. the benefit of that patchy fog, the valleys will be great for barbecue plans. a little bit of warmer weather and maybe '90s in the following weekend. perfect we

bringing in julia jester who's following this for us here on capitol hill. julie, as great to see. you we played some of that sound leading into you trump kind of heard his explanation as to why people showed up on january 6th and subsequently stormed the capitol. we also heard from some key figures including members of his family, his children in particular. what else stands out and the documentary so far? >> good to see you too, yasmin. president trump in interview shortly after the election seem to think that he had still won. he still started that notion. interestingly, his daughter are, ivanka trump, seem to think that her father was still doing the right thing. take a listen to what both had to say in these new documentary clips. >> we won georgia, we won michigan, we won pennsylvania, we won them all. >> as the president has said, every single vote needs to be counted and heard. he campaigns for the voiceless. >> as you know, yasmin, president trump often encouraged his supporters to try to stop the count. there were a lot of protests immediately after the election trying to

it is friday, july 15th, i'm erica hill in for christine romans.den is in bethlehem meeting with mahmoud abbas. we expect to hear from mr. biden after that meeting, perhaps within the hour. after a visit to the church of the nativity, the church will board air force one for the two hour flight to jeddah where he is set to meet with king salman and his advisers including mohammad bin salman. let's go t

it is thursday, july 14th, i'm erica hill. now president biden is in jerusalem meeting with israeli prime minister yair lapid. in a couple hours the two leaders will sign a joint declaration aimed at expanding the security relationship between the u.s. and israel encountering iran. wolf blitzer is live. we're expecting a news conference after the signing. what is expected to be in the security declaration? >> it will be a very strong statement of u.s. support for israel not only in terms of political support, humanitarian support, but also in terms of strategic support and working with israel in a whole host of areas. and they go into extensive

it is thursday, july 14th, i'm erica hill. right now president biden is in jerusalem meeting with israeli prime minister yair lapid. in a couple hours the two leaders will sign a joint declaration aimed at expanding the security relationship between the u.s. and israel encountering iran. wolf blitzer is live. we're expecting a news conference after the signing. what is expected to be in the security declaration? >> it will be a very strong statement of u.s. support for israel not only in terms of political support, humanitarian support, but also in terms of strategic support and working with israel in a whole host of areas. and they go into extensive detail. it will be an important document that the u.s. and israeli government will co-sponsor obviously and it will underscore the u.s. commitment. by the way we're showing our viewers of president biden meeting with yair lapid. this is an interim prime minister. there is a new israeli parliamentary election now scheduled for november 1. and that will be very, very significant. in

we go beyond the headlines now with nbc's julie chester on capitol hill and kelly o'donnell long distance there from saudi arabia. what does the committee want to hear from the secret service? >> alex, the homeland security inspector general said that the secret service erased text messages that it had requested from the day of the capitol riot and the day prior. in a statement, the secret service said that the inspector general did not requests those messages until after they were deleted, and what they called a device replacement system. and also claimed that the material that was requested wasn't even included in what was a racist. interestingly, the official secret service policy is that agents can't communicate via text anyway. so it's unclear what would be turned up. but the agency could add a statement refuting the inspector general's account. that inspector general briefed all nine members of the january six committee on friday and hours later chairman bennie thompson issued a subpoena. the first that the committee has issued to an executive branch agency. that subpoena requested

it is friday, july 15th, i'm erica hill in for christine romans. right now president biden is in bethlehem meeting with mahmoud abbas. we expect to hear from mr. biden after that meeting, perhaps within the hour. after a visit to the church of the nativity, the church will board air force one for the two hour flight to jeddah where he is set to meet with king salman and his advisers including mohammad bin salman. let's go to jeremy diamond who is joining me from jerusalem. what in terms of the focus, what have we seen here for the president's visit? >> reporter: well, we just saw president biden arriving in bethlehem at the presidential compound where he was greeted by mahmoud abbas. this is the first visit by a u.s. president to meet with the palestinian authority president since president trump visited in 2017. and this comes as the u.s. is really trying to shift its policy towards the palestinians. we have watched the biden administration turn back on the spigot of humanitarian aid to the palestinian people that was cut off by the trump administ

july. the scenic area through the berkeley hills is considered to be a high fire hazard zone. the road will reopen sometime tomorrow morning. >>> lower temperatures and fog helping to reduce the risk of wildfires on this holiday but make no mistake. firefighters and police will be out in full force this evening, looking for illegal fireworks. kpx5's devin fehley looks at the prechbs strategy in san jose. >> reporter: you can understand the temptation of the people who want to come out to the east foothills, hang out and watch the fireworks. it offers a stunning panoramic view, but people that live in these hills see the risk, the risk of one errant match, one wayward firework to hills and homes. >> it's like kindling. >> reporter: nicholas spoke to us before biking up to the top of mt. hamilton road. he says the landscape has been transformed. add fireworks to the mix, he says, and you have a recipe for disaster. >> given how light much of this flammable material is, the grasses are, it's very easy for a little bit of wind to just if i can up a burning ember and pass it to the

july. got you at 88 in morgan hill. 87 concord. 68 oakland.ll show a steady trend of 80s over the next seven days for highs. 50s and 60s for lows. it's all because that persistent fog pattern at the coastline. raj, if you go, i will hop in the car. we'll make a tandem trip and go down and get it done. >> cool, we might never make it back. thank you, jeff. >>> coming up at 11:00, low income renters left out in the dark out of a law designed to protect tenants. just how much of a rent hike some families in the bay area are now facing coming up at 11:00. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, thanks for joining us. we ho peyo in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the compa

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie haener james pergola was outside the l. a hill hutch center when a man attacked him with a plank. we get the new details now from ktvu jana katsuyama. she's in the newsroom with what led up to that beating janna. well julie and mike's mingolla has very severe head injuries, and he told me over the phone that he was trying to protect the children at the community center by asking two men with drug paraphernalia to leave the property. but he says one suspect beat him with a board. the district attorney filed felony charges today. hutch center holds activities for children during the summer in san francisco's western edition. so when the executive director james ping gola, says he saw two homeless men in the backyard last friday, one half naked, he took action back and told them they had to ask me need, you know, i said, it's not. okay so you all will be back here. you can't leave behind communities center with your pants down with drugs on you says that's when he was attacked. beaten by one of the suspects around 11 a.m. friday he n

july 3. i'm kira klapper. tracking down illegal fireworks displays and that's what a group of volunteers has been doing this weekend in morgan hillill be very busy area. >> this is a second year the city activated detained. the goal is to patrol the hotspots for fireworks and fire danger. that offers police relief as they take care of emergencies. our team was out patrolling with them last night and so far everything has been smooth >> more of a deterrent because people know we are looking at them and hopefully it will discourage them from using fireworks. >> neighbors in the holiday lake estates area say they are very thankful for the program . >> san jose city leaders want to make it easy for you to report illegal fireworks and have activated a toll-free hotline 408-585-6600. snap a picture in uploaded online at san jose ca.gov/fireworks. >>> if you need help planning your fourth of july, we put a list of events on our website at nbcbayarea.com and click the link at the top and the trending bar. >>> you don't actually have to go anywhere to see fireworks. will have the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular airing monday n

done and refused to comply with the congressional order to testify about the attack on capitol hill. on july, the 6th 2021 was when jordan reports from washington, dc. steve bannon was the man who whispered in president donald trump's ear, and they both believed that j van in the right to ignore call to testify before the january 6th committee. on friday. a federal jury need it fewer than 3 hours to decide that by doing so, ben and broke the law in the closing argument that the prosecutor missed. one's very important phrase right. i stand with tromp and the constitution and i will never back off that ever. the january 6th committee had wanted to know just how much band and knew about trump's plans to disrupt the certification of the 2020 presidential election and staying in office. as a result, it wasn't asking for information about the attack on the capital itself. even so, said bannon not only refused to testify. he also refused to share any documents or communications with the panel. the committee and turn called on the justice department to prosecute bannon. he's already planning his app

oh, in battery credit, then we'll go with i was born in berlin starts july 22nd on d, w. 918 months after the violence on capitol hill. it's clear that us democracy was in greater danger than previously believed. testimony to the january 6th committee described craze. donald trump grappling with his own secret service, determined to lead his arm supporters to congress and overturn joe by the election victory.

. >> bill: thank you, aishah hosni on the hill. julie. >> julie: all right.ng in a former d.e.a. special agent. we're awaiting former vice president mike pence to speak so we'll have to cut in when he does. i want to start with today's hearing. it comes days after the white house said president biden's safer american plan include tougher penalties for fentanyl trafficking. is that enough? >> thank you for having me. it is always important to hold these criminals accountable especially when they are putting poisonous fentanyl on the streets killing 9,000 americans a month. we talked about the seizure in california. the d.e.a. in los angeles seized a million fake pills the last couple of weeks early in the month of july. we have to have the politicians stop talking about the problem and apply some action. get out to the street. the house oversight hearing congressman lynch from massachusetts told the drug czar you have to reassess your policies. they aren't working. i'm on the streets in massachusetts and they are shooting up, violence is skyrocketing and the p

until 16.07 guests of podgorod - podgorodno until july 15 brestsky until july 16 osypyvych rifle range until the 15th maryana hill16th experience near vytebsk until the 16th neman under berezivka until the 15th, well, and there further under sklinim under ivantsevich under the old roads, all until the 15th, mr. serhiy, i understand that you have training all over the country, along the entire border with ukraine and they are already taking place, since it has been almost a month and there is no end, this is very reminiscent of the story with the russian exercises of the end of february, which also could not end in any way, and then ended with the invasion of ukraine in the morning of the 24th, or what is your assessment, please, i again want of course, you will warn me that i am in belarus, and of course i can’t show everything, but the main thing. of course, i think i will be able to express, i will tell you, it seems that, after all, i will start with the previous interview, and i explained that the belarusian army is not motivated truth, they called the material that the belarusian troops, the belarusian army,

. >> on the fourth of july, we will be having patrols through the city, and in the hill area, to discourage use of fireworks. and we have collection barrels at a number of stations, in which people can come and turn in fireworks. >> a reminder that all fireworks are illegal in oakland. safe ones are only allowed in newark, union city, and dublin. the holiday weekend is getting off to a rough start for a bay area nonprofit, following a burglary. the optimist club said fireworks every year are set off, with the proceeds helping children in need. our reporter has the story you only see on seven. >> to have somebody take away our livelihood was very disappointing. >> a less than explosive start to the fourth of july weekend at this fireworks stand in newark, run by the optimist club. it sells a variety of fireworks every year, but on monday night, the day before they started storageheand 000.ntor y run the stand and they say the theft has left them devastated. the money helps disadvantaged and disabled youth in the community, money that now this could simply will not see. >> scholarships for gr

hills and homes in a parched landscape. this is where firefighters have drawn the battle lines this fourth of july weekend. they want to prevent, at all costs, illegal fireworks from sparking a fire in the dry, parched hills above the city. >> the whole landscape is scorched. you could tell. i think since probably april. >> reporter: jen chin finds it hard to believe that anyone would be so reckless as to set off fireworks in the east foothills. >> any fireworks have a potential to start a fire, right? so, how could -- you know, it's totally -- fireworks is illegal, right? they should be arrested. >> reporter: the fire department is threatening big new fines, a thousand bucks for your first offense, in hopes that will deter people from lighting off fireworks. >> with the extreme drought conditions we're seeing in the community, we've got a lot of very dry vegetation out there. it takes one spark from an illegal fireworks to start a fire. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the fire department says typically, there's a three-day period before, after, and on the fourth of july when they see the most illegal firew

july 4th weekend. cal fire crews over morgan hill friday afternoon battling a fast moving brush fire. the five acre arms be fire burning near sleepy valley road for some to temporarily leave their homes. it's just one of several fires that have been keeping cal fire busy this week across northern california. this is the time of year when, uh, fuel moistures are continuing to drop fires, they have so far managed to jump on quickly. additional hand crews were brought on aircraft were staffed up all part of cal fire's acknowledgement. of the new normal it is no longer a fire season, but i would strips had to say that it's been that way for quite a while. now persistent drought across the state making conditions ripe for wild fires to ignite year round in the sierra foothills, people forced out of their homes because of the electoral fire and praising firefighters for their hard work impressed as to the deal as the dickens with what they're doing. the electro fire started monday, forcing evacuations in parts of amador and calvary's counties. people are slowly returning to areas near the t

msnbc's political reporter julie adjuster is live on capitol hill. good morning, julia. what can we expect from tuesday? >> that's right, katie. tuesday's hearing will feature the extremist ties to president trump and his associates. as you mentioned, the oath keepers and the proud boys who allegedly led the assault on the capitol, on january 6th, committee members are hoping to tie trump's associates directly to those white nationalist groups and their actions. they hope to provide evidence that that. we saw a little bit of us in the last hearing featuring surprise witness cassidy hutchison. take a listen. >> the proud boys organization as vance on january 6th. although miss hutchison has no detailed knowledge of any planning involving the proud boys for january six, she did know this. >> i recall here in the word oath keepers and hearing the word proud boys closer to the planning of the january six rally wind julianna would be around. >> the leader of the oath keepers, stewart rhodes, said to his attorneys that he wants to testify live at that hearing but under a set a

hills. hey, these are july number, this july, and this is wonderful stuff. 74 for napa. 76 santa rosa.real quick. another longer range forecast. this bubbling up moisture. the 4 corner states. the monsoon does come around our neck of the woods here. we don't see the instability in the surface charge for not telling us about rain develop per se with that it looks kind of juicy above us. we need to trigger mechanism. unfortunate can bring that stuff like lightning with it, though. so we'll be watching what happens with that. there's the clouds to reflect that high temperatures, lower 90's. so heat spikes working here, 70's and 80's around the east bay shoreline. justine. >> dave, thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 on this tuesday. i'm justine waltman. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's sti

hill. close to what is normally warm for the month of july.>>> farther inland, the hotter it will be. 85 dublin, 95 degrees in antioch and brentwood. staying below 100 degrees, it is not that hot by july standards. >>> temperatures in san francisco mid 60s, upper 60s and low 70s for oakland and east bay, mid-80s for the north it -- north bay. hitting 90 in windsor and exceeding 94 the end of the and parts for mendocino in parts of lake county. temperatures don't change much. ups and downs. friday will be the coolest day. storm system passes to the north. and the typical july pattern. back and forth thing every day. temperatures within a few degrees of what is normal for this time of year. inland these bay, the hotspot but not that hot for july. temperatures along the coast, no surprise, hovering around 60 for the daily high temperatures, we will keep you updated through the next several days. >>> in sports, anything but a yonder in dodger stadium, we had a show, from the best of the big leaguers, the all-star game. how did the >>> baseball, the close of the 2022 all-star game business, you know

july. cameras saw the signs. a great view for the fireworks but also high risk of illegal fireworks and dry hills, a dangerous combination. let's show you a map of the closures. the city shutting down around six miles of grizzly peak and centennial drive through skyline boulevard. it is going to be reopening on tuesday morning. near lake merritt, most of like avenue close until 10:00 am tonight. the road will close again tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.. so from open 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. also there will be more police presence in the city. we are making the fireworks really easy. we have the fourth of july fireworks spectacular tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area at 8:00 . lots of music, lots of entertainment, not just the noise. also an encore at 10:00 and watch it twice. it will be streaming on the peacock. if you need help planning your fourth of july we have you covered. we have a list of events on our website, just head to nbcbayarea.com and click the link in the trending bar . >>> police equal san jose are tracking down on sideshow activity this holiday we can. so far they have bee

july with the car show some of the oldest models ever manufactured in america. the event started out with a pancake axis all put on by the swedish american cultural heritage and recreation center near morgan hill. really markable pieces of automobile history. with that. people can even watch the car is still running. it's pretty cool. >>> a takedown by joey >>> every year fourth of july comes with the biggest hotdog eating contest in the world at our local guy joey chestnut was ready to defend his title. not only did he devour hotdogs he also had to detour a protester. take a real close look here. it happens quickly. in the middle of a contest you see chestnut wrestling a protester to the ground. down he goes. will slow it down for you in case you missed it. apparently a few animal rights protesters russ the state. one of them got pretty close. right next to him. chestnut took it all in stride eat shrugged the opportunity to eat 63 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes to win another nathan's famous hot dog eating contest in brooklyn. that is the 15th of his career. the most of all time. don't forget you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, what's coming up at 530. >> he's unbeatab

july. a mix of mid to upper 70s and low 80s around the peninsula, mostly low 80s in the santa clara valley and 85 campbell, 86 morgan hillinland in the east bay mostly low to mid 80s. some of the very warmest spots reaching upper 80s in antioch but july is like an air conditioned feel. upper 60s in san francisco and mix for oakland and the east bay. temperatures inland and north bay mix of upper 70s and low 80s. some of the coolest spots in the middle portion of the 70s until you go further north, temperatures into the 80s, hitting or exceeding 80 for clear lake. with the milder temperatures sticking around for another day tomorrow, it's another day where the fire danger index isn't going to be zero but at the highest, it will be around a three or four on our zero to ten scale. this map doesn't look much better than this this time of year. we'll keep this weather pattern around as long as we can but we're going to see a warmup inland as we finish off the workweek is and head into weekend. temperatures on the water don't change much but mid to upper 80s for san jose friday and saturday and near 90 for the east bay and for

july 5th in america. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm erica hill. a jarring heart breaking independence day in america after a gunman opened fire at crowds of innocent people, families who had gathered for the highland park fourth of july parade, highland park, a suburb north of chicago. those shots left six people dead, dozens hospitalized. >> it is a sadly familiar event in this country, we know that. but for the victims, of course, it is entirely new. new dead, new wounded, newly fearful, and traumatized. a 22-year-old male suspect is now in custody. police called the attack random and intentional. it is difficult, but important to hear the moment that gunfire erupted to begin to understand the terror that people faced. i'll warn you, the video we're about to see is disturbing. >> lord help us. personally i witnessed bursts of gunfire like that before, but only from u.s. military firing positions, while embedded with u.s. forces in iraq and afghanistan. that was on an american street. >> yeah. and those bullets left a number injured as we mentione

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie haener james pergola was outside the l. a hillenter when a man attacked him with a plank. we get the new details now from ktvu jana katsuyama. she's in the newsroom with what led up to that beating janna. well julie and mike's mingolla has very severe head injuries, and he told me over the phone that he was trying to protect the children at the community center by asking two men with drug paraphernalia to leave the property. but he says one suspect beat him with a board. the district attorney filed lo

july weather. let's zoom in for a closer look. mid 60s along the coast, typical for this time of year. a mix of upper 70s, low 80s. morgan hilllimbing all the way to 88 degrees. 83 for a high in san jose. temperatures in the low to mid 80s in the tri-valley. a little warmer for concord and pleasant hill but normal for this time of year, 88 degrees. just above 90 degrees for the hot spots, fairfield, antioch and brentwood. it is not that hot for july. temperatures topping out at 70 in san francisco. mid 70s for oakland and the east bay with middle portion goes of the 80er to the north bay until you go farther inland. 87 in sonoma. 88 in santa rosa and around or above 90 in windsor. similar temperatures to these on saturday. maybe a degree or two cooler. the warmest days arrive for sunday and monday. it won't be that warm near the water. we will not lose the on-sho influence entirely. upper 70s for sunday and ose in san jose. temperatures for the hottest will be inland and the east bay and north bay, low 90s for the north bay, low to mid 90s for the east bay and only a two-day stretch of warm to hot weather. the hottest spots,

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july 5th in america. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm erica hill. ependence day in america after a gunman opened fire at crowds of innocent people, families who had gathered for the highland park fourth of july parade, highland park, a suburb north of chicago. those shots left six people dead, dozens hospitalized. >> it is a sadly familiar event in this country, we know that. but for the victims, of course, it is entirely new. new dead, new wounded, newly fearful, and traumatized.

i was born in berlin, starts july 22nd on d, w. 18 months after the violence on capitol hill. it's clear that us democracy was in greater danger than previously believed. testimony to the january 6th committee described that craze. donald trump grappling with his own secret service, determined to lead his arm supporters to congress and overturn joe biden's election victory. america's political system may only just have survived my guest this week from canada is david from former white house staffer in george w bush's administration. now writer and columnist for the atlantic magazine. he says, the stakes were and still are frighteningly high. it certainly really to worry about, i can't, i wish i could give you more confidence. what this i mean, we do have the future of american democracy on the ballot. that's the number one ballot issue. last month for u. s. supreme court spoke divisions over 2 of the most contentious issues, abortion, and gun control. so is america's political fabric, a breaking point with our all the warning lights flashing red? why is donald trump full of pr

hill. people ordered to get out. good morning everybody. it's saturday, july 9th. i'm liz kreutz. we'll get to more on the wildfire in just a moment, but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: hi, liz, we have seen a return to the marine layer growing if depth, it's moving across starts of the bay and where we have it is bringing some mist and drizzle along the shoreline. there's a look at live doppler 7, as we go in a little closer, you can make out from marin to san mateo, the fog. the advisability, it's down to the -- visibility, it's down to the deck at the golden gate bridge. wipers needed in spots. 57 downtown as well as palo palo alto. sun in south bay. 50 by the delta and sfo, you can see the gray sky, so we'll keep it cloudy for the next few hours and break out into sun by the 9:00 a.m. hour, and the bay. inland, we are clear right now, so 60's and 70's through the morning hour away from the coast and then by the afternoon, we've got cooler numbers, in the low to mid 80's inland, with low to mid 70's bayside. and at the co

july. >> i'm sarah stinson reporting in lafayette. back to you. >> over in the east bay, fire crews are keeping an eye out for hot spots today. still scanning the hills for any potential damage caused by illegal 4th of july. fireworks kron four's charles clifford out there right now. he joins us live with the latest fire damage report. charles? >> yeah, overnight there were dozens of fires across contra costa county that kept crews very busy and one family has lost their home to illegal fireworks. >> monday evening, fire crews in pittsburgh responded to reports of a fire here along lynbrook drive upon arrival. they found this house completely engulfed. we had. >> flames inside the house and that originated on the exterior of the home. we believe that this time they were sent by fireworks. >> no one was injured. but rita wilson and her family have now lost their home. she says they had heard fireworks in the neighborhood, but they were inside when her son noticed that the house was on fire. i mean, there all around going offside owned. it wasn't necessarily my neighbors or anything, but we heard them all around. according to contra costa county fire b

bay hills is pretty popular on 4th of july evening. and that's going to start at 9 o'clock. that's when the fireworks are set to go off in the bay area with temperatures ranging from mid 50's to mid 60's. so cooler along the coast a little bit milder as you head inland. unfortunately, tracking a nice warm up with partial cloud cover for your monday afternoon's you do have any outdoor barbecue plans. enjoy it because we're tracking perfect weather there. but we did see some measurable rain today was noticeably cooler and cloudier and that marine layer very thick, in fact, stubborn from coastal valleys. so a little if any breaks in that cloud cover. but we did see half moon bay more than a 10th of an inch of rain with downtown san francisco. 5, 1, 100's of an inch of rain within the last 24 hours. and let's take a live look outside because that cloud cover not going anywhere this evening. and you can see city hall, very patriotic tonight lit up in red, white and blue in honor of our upcoming independence day on monday. so let's take a look at your full independence day forecas

from the end of july, it doesn't get better than this. 84 in east san jose. 88 in morgan hill. 83 torough the east bay, widespread temperatures from 68 in oakland to 77 in fremont over to concord we're at 87. the peninsula 77 in palo alto and up to daley daly city, and 79 in santa rosa. 82 in napa and 70 mill valley. you want to know about tomorrow so you can manage might be your allergies. some of the pollens popping a little bit here all in the moderate category. on the seven-day forecast, san francisco hold in the 60s the next seven days with the on and off again fog pattern and that will help to moderate inland temperatures as we are staying in the 80s as we roll through the next seven-day forecast. >> steady. it's been pretty mild for the summer. i love it. >> it has been a gift from above literally. >> this is in august. >> next week. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, a new survey reveals how many of us are reveals how many of us are changi driving mng when ihaakbie decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming beh

hill. box news. alex michaelson gotta an exclusive one on one interview with the governor, and alex joins us now with the details. good evening, alex. hi julieod evening to you. yeah behind us right now is capitol hill and that's where governor newsom was this morning. we've got some video walking around the capitol with the governor a little bit earlier in the day. he met with senators, including chris murphy of connecticut, and elizabeth warren of massachusetts, and amy klobuchar of minnesota, talking about issues like guns and abortion, and a lot of people here are talking to the governor. about florida and rhonda santos and why the governor put out an ad on tv in florida. so i asked him. has he ever even met rhonda santa's take a listen ever met rhonda santos or talk to him? what would you say to him? you know, stop treating stop being a bully. stop belittling people that look differently. act differently. love differently. who the #### are you? stop stop threatening people! stop being so course of it's not power over. power dominance. aggressive fearmongering. we live this with the briggs initiative in the 19 seventies. we've lived this

july 2, wrote. >> then we start fighting, we have success in boston, bunker hill, we meet in manhattan in brooklyn hours away from being -- >> washington decides that fighter has to retreat, but the sun is coming up. little by little civilian boats pull up, he puts them in. he is the last to leave, the sun is coming up, because it is america, things work out a miraculous log rolled in. our guys get out, they run across manhattan too fight another day and organize for an epic battle. and the question is, why does this keep happening. why when america should fail and washington gets burned to ground and white house on fire. and james madison, the president of u.s. sitting on a hours catching the capitol burn, wondering if he had an army and his wife was alive, why we get off the mat again, find a way to have a standoff in battle of baltimore and finish them off in battle of new orleans, people get wrong, they think america is perfect. i think what is great about america, we try to be. not that we are. that is the standard we try to live up to. trey: you put your finger on it in order to form a more

hill. people ordered to get out. good morning everybody. it's saturday, july 9th. i'm liz kreutz. we'll get to more on the wildfire in just a moment, but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: hi, liz, we have seen a return to the marine layer growing if depth, it's moving across starts of the bay and where we have it is bringing some mist and drizzle along the shoreline. there's a look at live doppler 7, as we go in a little closer, you can make out from marin to san mateo, the fog. the advisability, it's down to the --

hill in for jake tapper. we begin with the deadly july fourth shooting in illinois. police now saw the alleged gunman seriously contemplated a second attack two hours away in madison, wisconsin. that's where officials say the suspect ended up evading police for hours after escaping the crime scene in highland park. escaping dressed as a woman to blend in with those fleeing for safety. that attack took seven lives. the seventh person identified today. 69-year-old eduardo -- 35-year-old irina mccarthy and her husband, kevin mccarthy. jacquelyn sundheim. 88-year-old stephen straus and nicolas toledo zargoza. ed lavandera is in highland park where police say the gunman cond confess dsed to his crimes. >> reporter: appearing in court for the first time since the massacre, robert crimo iii admitted to opening fire on paradegoers in highland park, illinois. authorities say three 30 round magazines and spent shell casings for recovered and that he was considering another shooting in madison. a two and a half hour drive w away. >> he did see a celebration occurring in madison

hills. this is all part of the city's fire safety effort ahead of tomorrow's fourth of july holiday. the road closures are designed to prevent large crowds from gathering at a location where illegal fireworks have long been a problem. a section of that roadway will be closed until five o'clock tuesday morning. some roadways around lake merritt again will also be closed. people are traveling again this holiday weekend, but many airlines and airports are struggling to keep up with demand and a lot of animal shelters fill up the day after the fourth of july. what people can do to try to keep those pets com around the fireworks. and an unusually cool fourth of july weekend or holiday week coming up. we'll talk about that. the five day forecast. see you back here. to shooting inside a mall in denmark. a gunman opened fire at that shopping mall in copenhagen . authorities say they are not ruling out terrorism. a 22 year old danish man has been arrested. in the last few minutes. danish authorities have said that there is no indication the shooting that the suspect work with anyone else to s

helps people who are in crisis on july. 16th 9, 8, 8, will replace existing 10 digit suicide prevention number. >> the change came from bipartisan legislation on capitol hill. but there are some doubts that the hotline is even ready. well, congress dedicated some money to the new hotline. much of the funding was actually left up to the states. federal leaders say they're holding a call with local jurisdictions next week so that they can try to answer any questions and fix any problems ahead of the planned launch. meantime, if you or a loved one needs help right now. >> the original national suicide prevention lifeline number still works. the numbers on your screen. it is 802, 7, 3, 8, 2, 5, 5, it is available. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. coming up in sports, an historic move in the nfl. we're going to show you what the raiders did. >> it's never been done before an international gathering place on the california-mexico border could be shut down for good. but tell you about the latest conflict at the border and who's behind it? psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real p

the sun comes up over washington on capitol hill. on julyn rockefeller, took on what he called the radical right of his own party. he said, in part, quote, the paralysis of government that we are witnessing today in washington stems from the fact that the democratic party is not united for principle but, in effect, is two parties of pop opportunism in proceeding in different directions. it was my conviction the activities of the radical right, while deeply disturbing in many ways, would represent an inconsequential influence on the republican party. it was my conviction that despite differences and emphasis among the party's responsible elements, there was an overwhelming consensus within the party on the fundamental articles of republican faith. >> but, of course, there was not. that speech is the latest historical moment featured by jon meacham in his incredible award-winning podcast, "reflections of history." jon meacham joins us now. jon, there's another line where rockefeller says, and i'm quoting here, the real danger of subversion --

hill hutch community center. he was attacked by two men on july 15 after he asked them to leave. one suspect was arrested on the spot. the other returns of the community center yesterday. >> we cornered him in our tennis courts. he ran up to fillmore street, or other community members were there, the community gathered and we got him arrested. dan: spin bullet says he is still dealing with -- spring ola says he is still struggling. ama: federal investigator sandra cryptocurrency scheme is bilking hundreds of millions of dollars from people at's bank accounts. the u.s. secret service is a scam known as pig butchering is targeting the bay, specifically the asian-american community. the way it is executed is getting more advanced. stephanie sierra digs into what federal investigators are doing to crackdown. reporter: investigators say the scam is becoming increasingly difficult to track as the tools the suspects are using make the fraud appear legitimate. the fake science the feds are tracking. it is a cryptocurrency scam crippling bank accounts across silicon valley. preying on tec

hill and 81 degrees in napa. it is still a little bit cooler than normal for early july. we will be tracking a warm-up in our weekend forecast coming up and mike you are getting us a look at the east bay. >> opened his great. the volume is starting to build a fit. as we look at the map, green centers, you are at the c limit including highway four, a little dip in speed. that is heading over toward the racetrack. looking at the smooth drive for the west, just that one disabled vehicle moved to the shoulder at grant line road. back to you. >>> new details this morning, voters will not get a say in the a's plans for a new stadium at howard terminal, at least not right now. >> bob joins us now, the oakland city council voted down a measure last night. >> correct, good morning, this was after 11 hours of debate, and a 5-2 vote with one extension, the oakland city council voted down councilman knowles per pozo which would've been on the november ballot that would've asked voters if the city of oakland should invest nearly $1 billion to build a new ballpark for the oakland a's.