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the policy has been in place since 2 parked cars derailed between the concord and pleasant hill stations in july increase and cause the rail to miss a line. bart says it will increase track inspections during excessive heat events. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> jimmy garoppolo took the practice field for the first time of camp today. but for the first time as a niner, he was taking the backup reps. of course, kyle shanahan told us quarterback competition. trey lance is qb one jimmy sign that restructured contract on tuesday. and yes, the dynamic in the quarterback room is a big, unique given the context. but both quarterbacks remain adamant that they welcome this situation. >> in-tray honestly, i i know a lot of stuff gets made in a meeting like that. but we have a good relationship. so i mean, every can say what they want everything. we went through last year's very similar the situation. so it's not like we have done it before. it's good to have a bag and have him back in the the qb room >> and just like i said, he's been a big brother to me since my first then league since i got drafted today

we have more from capitol hill. juliet what this is going to be, this next hearing, later in september, a kind of closing argument? >> well, some of the committee members have yet to decide, and that's why tomorrow is so important. it's really the first moment that all nine members are going to get a chance to sit down and go through everything that they've gathered, including over the august recess, and everything they have left to gather, and including testimony from witnesses that they've been trying to secure, like the former vice president mike pence, who said in august, that he would be open to potentially testifying if the committee asks, and others, like newt gingrich for example, the former republican speaker of the house, mike pompeo is one of those people that they were actually able to hear from during the august recess, so clearly, they have been busy over the last several weeks but as our team is reporting now, this hearing at the end of the month could be the final but most likely not, because they still ha

what if you all had attacked cemetery hill on the night of july 1st? what if lee had just listened to longstreet? what if stonewall jackson had been here and the commandant nominator of all of those is there all from the confederate side and when we look a little bit at the union side, sometimes we get it. well, what if mead had counterattacked. but our what ifs, our engagement in counterfactual history tends to be on the confederate side. and when we do that, we get a very different perspective of, i think, of the battle. now, one of those union warriors, of course, is what if mead had fallen back to piper creek? and so i want to use that as my jumping off point to talk to you a little bit about piper creek and what it was. but more importantly to me, because i think there's a use in counterfactual history and it can certainly be fun, but sometimes we get into the what if what if jackson had been here and we forget that there's parts of this battle that we don't look at and there's still things that we don't understand. and that's what i want to use.

the policy has been in place since to bar cars the rail, but in concord and pleasant hill stations in july as a review showed that a rapid temperature increases cause that rail to miss a line. mark says they're going to increase track inspections during excessive heat events. what about the schools? schools in the east bay are looking for ways to keep students school. the scorching temperatures. >> can be dangerous, especially to students who suffer from chronic illnesses. kron four's dan thorn has more on that. >> the temperatures are going to be going up for everybody in contra costa county and that includes school kids. the mount diablo unified schools. superintendent doctor adam clark is advising their districts, principals and athletic directors take precautions over the next week. those recommendations for students include drinking plenty of water or sports drinks wearing lightweight, light-colored clothing, avoiding outdoor activities between 10:00am and 04:00pm and using air conditioning and remaining in cool places. during the day we put our students safety and their health and we

the policy has been in place since to bar cars derailed between the concord and pleasant hill stations in july has a review showed that a rapid temperature increase. it cause the rails to miss a line. bart says they're going crease track inspections during excessive heat events like the one we're seeing today and schools are taking precautions preparing for the heat. the kids are in school today tomorrow. >> and then in the next tuesday, still going to be hot. >> contra costa county where temperatures are going to be over 100. the school district started there principals and athletic directors are making sure the kids are going to be out of the sun. the mount diablo unified district. they are recommending said the kids stay out of the sun from 10 to 4 the afternoon and they're telling everybody wear light colored clothing and light weight clothing. san ramon valley unified. they are following the guidelines of the office of education. >> students are hydrating ensuring that you are physical exertion during the hottest parts of the day and also ensuring staff is on young children and students w

been in place since 2 trains derailed on the yellow line between the concord and pleasant hill stations in july, an internal review show that a rapid temperature increase had caused the rail to miss a line. bart says they plan to increase track inspections during excessive heat events. local police are looking for a couple allegedly engaged in a act during an a's baseball game last week. this appeared to be filmed and posted on twitter by someone at the game. the department sharing these images of the people they believe were on video and are asking for the public's help identifying this pair defense attorney paula canny weighed in on the case. >> we have is a video that got leaked. it. so. they'll have to authenticate that video is being taking place at an a's game. >> the penalty for public indecency in a case like this is 6 months of jail time and a fine. new at noon. a new development in the case of former theranos executive elizabeth holmes. her legal team has filed a motion to get her fraud conviction thrown out. holmes appeared today at a federal courthouse in san jose for the first time

is a new policy in place ever since 2 parked cars derailed between the concord and pleasant hill stations in july. a review from that incident showed that the rapid temperature increase had caused the rails to misaligned the tracks basically melted. so bart says it's going to increase track inspections during excessive heat events. and to the east bay just going to hotter as we hit the weekend in walnut creek, the city is taking extra steps to keep people safe. kron four's charles clifford has details and tips on how to stay safe in the days ahead. the national weather service is excessive heat warning and excessive heat watch extends from now until probably early next week here in contra costa county, the city of walnut creek. >> has closed down some of their popular open spaces, including lime ridge right behind me here out of an abundance of caution, the city of walnut creek, along with the contra costa county fire protection district decided to close accolade. this ridge gorgeous ranch. how homestead park lime ridge sell ridge and sugarloaf contra costa county fire says they really just don't

bart cars actually derailed on the yellow line between the concord and pleasant hill stations that that happened back in july. an internal review show the rapid temperature increase cars that derailed to miss a line. bart says that they will increase track inspections during excessive heat events. >> oakland mayor libby schaff sat down to talk one-on-one with kron 4 today and one of the topics addressed the shocking rate of-shootings and homicides in her city. our catherine heenan live in the newsroom tonight with details on what the mayor had to say. katherine, it was, you know, ground the violence includes 6 homicides over a four-day period in august. >> some people arguing city leaders are not doing enough. >> a string of violent attacks also included shooting death of a popular dentist that happened during an attempted robbery. the 13 year-old who was shot and injured at an oakland school not long ago. mayor chef says more police officers will be part of the answer and a big factor in the chaos. she says the number of guns out there. >> well, one is that we've never seen so many guns purchased during the

dee rail between conquer and pleasant hill stations in july as a review showed that a rapid temperature increase of caused a real to miss a line. bart says they're going to increase track inspections during excessive heat events like today and the kids school today tomorrow and tuesday. it's still going to be hot in the east bay. we asked them what they're doing to make sure the kids are safe. >> and we've got various answers from all of the district's. let's take a look. round 4 is dan thorn has more. >> the temperatures are going to be going up for everybody in contra costa county and that includes school kids. the mount diablo unified schools. superintendent doctor adam clark is advising their districts, principals and athletic directors take precautions over the next week. those recommendations for students include drinking plenty of water or sports drinks wearing lightweight, light-colored clothing, avoiding outdoor activities between 10:00am and 04:00pm and using air conditioning remaining in cool places. during the day we put our students safety and their health and well-being as

been in place since 2 parked cars derailed on the yellow line between concord and pleasant hill stations. back in july, an internal review so that a rapid temperature increase said cars derailed to work. bart says it will increase track inspections during excessive heat events. changes are coming to schedule starting monday, september 12th bart will phase out several schedules and change some departure times, saturdays and sundays, for example, will no longer have separate schedules. now sharing one weekend schedule. 17 lines will be in operating as many as much as 34 minutes earlier, including in earlier trade, sfo. a reminder fares are also half offer riders using a clipper card. all of september. for more details on how services and schedules are changing over to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> well, if you are on the road this weekend, you can expect to see the chp out in full force, a maximum enforcement of the holiday weekend starts at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. extra patrols will be on the roads and forcing the speed limit and cracking down on impaired drivers. the maximum enforcement will end

the policy has been in place since to bart cars derailed between the concord and pleasant hill stations. in july. you might remember that as a review showed that a rapid temperature increase. it caused the rail to miss a line. bart says they're going crease track inspections during excessive heat. events like this one. schools are taking precautions to because the kids are going to school today and tomorrow, even if they have. >> monday off in contra costa county temperatures expected to be over 100 degrees. so districts are recommending that the principals, athletic directors keep students out of the sun. the mount diablo unified school district recommending they avoid the sun from 10 to 4 wear light colored clothing, you know, just try to stay inside san ramon valley unified says they're following the guidelines from the office of education. >> that students are hydrating ensuring that you are physical exertion during the hottest parts of the day and also ensuring staff is on young children and students with chronic illnesses. >> school leaders are recommending that you should do whatever you

hill. that was in july as a review showed that a rapid temperature increase caused the real to miss a line. bart says they're going crease track inspections during excessive heat events. the schools are taking precautions as well because of the heat and today and tomorrow they could to be going to be in class contra costa county. >> temperatures expected to be over 100 degrees in the district's there are saying principals and athletic directors need to make sure that students are not in the sun. the mount diablo unified district also recommending that students avoid the sun from 10:00am to 04:00pm wear light colored and lightweight clothing. san ramon valley unified says that they're following the guidelines from the office of education. >> that students are hydrating ensuring that you are physical exertion during the hottest parts of the day and also ensuring staff is on young children and students with chronic illnesses. >> school leaders within the county recommended that you that you should stay informed. you know what's going on with your child's school and in the then the kids have mo

. >> julie live for us on the hill.today, the first significant legal challenge to president biden's student loan debt forgiveness plan. got a public interest lawyer in indiana seeing the administration to block the plan. what's the argument? that the policy violates the constitution and could hurt him financially because of state taxes. kelly o'donnell is at the white house. it is not unexpected that there would be a legal challenge to this plan. i think the white house had been bracing for that. the question might have been who might have standing. talk about any response so far from the white house. what it might mean for the president's plan. >> reporter: this has been a plan that's been fraught with a lot of political pressures from all sides as the president took a long time to come to a decision about how he would try to attempt to put student debt forgiveness into play and as you said, that was expected there would be some kind of legal backlash and now we see a case where in attorney in indiana is filing suit s

in july of ventilation problem in the berkeley hills brought eniac bound trains to a screeching halt. passengers were left standing in long lines waiting for busses the same day power problems stop service between concord and pleasant hill stations the same week the various align shut down for a grass fire on the tracks were absolutely very sorry. they're all isolated incidents. they're not related to each other. and these are issues that are popping up and then the crew's response, but problems persist and plagued the transit system. in june, a train derailed in concord after heat affected the track. 50 people were rescued. that same month service was reduced to one track in the tube because of unscheduled track maintenance. and on another day, a computer issue made a mess of the morning commute. by and large, we get people. where they're going on time. with minimal delays. we found recent bart data shows 12% of passengers arrive late and roughly 20% of trains are delayed daily. that's one in five over time. if you don't do you know the routine maintenance that needs to be done, we s

in july of ventilation problem in the berkeley hills brought eniac bound trains to a screeching halt.assengers were left standing in long lines waiting for busses the same day power problems stop service between concord and pleasant hill stations the same week the various align shut down for a grass fire on the tracks were absolutely very sorry. they're all isolated incidents. they're not related to each other. and these are issues that are popping up and then the crew's response, but problems persist and plagued the transit system. in june, a train derailed in concord after heat affected the track. 50 people were rescued. that same month service was reduced to one track in the tube because of unscheduled track maintenance. and on another day , a computer issue made a mess of the morning commute. by and large, we get people. where they're going on time. with minimal delays. we found recent bart data shows 12% of passengers arrive late and roughly 20% of trains are delayed daily. that's one in five over time. if you don't do you know the routine maintenance that needs to be done, we se

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idea forrest hill with the latest on the firefight, giovanni very smoky behind you there. well julie firefighters say that they do expect the containment to go up. as of now, it's about 10% contained but because of favorable weather conditions, that number will go up in the coming hours when another update is released, but as of now, once again, nearly 50,000 acres have been burned by this wildfire. it's one of the almost dozen burning across the state of the moment. more than 1000 firefighters working to control the flames of thousands of people remain evacuated. this is some of the video from last night. you could see the flames torching those trees here in the sierra foothills, and once again, thousands of people remain evacuated in homes often destroyed. firefighters do say that this area is just bone dry, and that's part of the reason why it grew so fast, but it's a sharp turnaround from this weekend when we have those triple digit temperatures, so the firefight has become easier but still large challenge for them. of course, the conditions themselves were so conducive to the fi

like uh lower hills it's uh july, inflation. are the three baltic emirates in the emirates, as i call them. so they added an average of about 2% per month to the inflation rate. so, in general, all inflation in the european union went into double digits, it was 9.8 on average for a hospital temperature. e became 10.1, that is, it rose exponentially by 0.3 on average. that's what's in the eurozone, and it makes up so it also rose to 9.1 in germany well, here it says eight and eight, but i saw, well, yes, let them be yes girls with something already into it. well, i saw the number 9.2. yes, just like that, because you are discussing here, well, if against the background of this we take the fact that our inflation forecast today the central bank adjusted downwards and the number 11 already appears there, so it was not in vain that you didn’t want to to argue with me kirill that's about the fact that in the euro no , you didn't want to argue with me in march. i said in march that, with a high probability, inflation will not be highe

hill. whas that mean? that means delays. wilson walker was pressing for answers. we will check in with m now. hey, wilson. >> reporter: good evening, juli. i am at the concorde b.a.r.t. station. it is really quiet here. i was just talking with se who got off the train. they said said this is a rare sight to see to see this few people here. a lot of folks a little spooked by by what happened here yesterday. yesterday. >> i just missed it about an hour yesterday and thankfully, i thankfully, i didn't get stuck in that. >> reporter: equipped with a personal fan and a head start on on his afternoon commute, jason wasn't taking any chances after the shutdowns between concorde. he left work early. >> you don't want to get stuck on a lot of these trains when it's packed during those hours. >> reporter: there were two problems on tuesday. first, the track shifted in the heat and they couldn't singletrack the trains because switching systems switching systems had also overheated, thus the bus ridge. >> normally a-train would go 70 miles per hour over that area. we reduced the speed to 44. >> reporter: when temperatures h 100 degrees, b.a.r.t. sl

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away from him, and in july this year all of his records were restored after a long campaign from many, many people. anita france on the international olympic committee. robert hill and his wife, who were his earliest chroniclers. a lot of native american activists were fighting for this forever. and it finally happened. 110 years too late. the other way the story is in the news is, the indian boarding schools. here you had the pope going to canada only a few weeks ago to apologize for the way that the catholic church had handled indian boarding schools over the years and the trauma of that. we have this wonderful secretary of the interior, deb haaland, who has made it one of her causes to study both what happened in those schools, and the intergenerational trauma that ensued from that. kevin: most of the boarding schools now are closed, and good riddance. david: yes. kevin: those that remain are largely run by tribes themselves. it is a fascinating legacy, because they were, as you point out, there were -- the failings were obvious, and yet the students found a way to persevere and make something of it. david: and the -- and a lot of those students and their chi

hill after a whistleblower testified about dangerous security flaws in the twitter platform. >> zatko, a former twitter security chief was let go from twitter earlier this year he filed a whistleblower complaint in julyco testified the twitter violated an ftc settlement by claiming that it had stronger security measures in place that it actually does. they don't know what data they have, where it lives or where it came from. and so unsurprisingly, they can't protected. and this leads to the second problem, which is. the employees then have to have too much access to too much data too many systems. it's not farfetched to say that employee inside the company could take over the accounts of all of the senators in this room. twitter denies the allegations say that zatko had presented a quote. >> false narrative. also today, twitter shareholders voted to hold elan musk to his 44 billion dollar deal to acquire the company. he is currently suing to get out of that deal. and a trial is set for this fall. >> coming up, police say they finally identify some human remains found near an apartment complex on the peninsula. details how a 3 year missing person investigation turned into a tragedy and a little close

hill hotel. >> to the launch of operation desert storm, live from baghdad. >> it was like a fireworks finale on the fourth of july for many of us, it was his first question during the 1988 presidential debate between george -- bush and michael dukakis, which might have changed the course of history. >> governor, if kenny dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor and irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't, bernard. and i think you know that i opposed the death penalty during all of my life. i don't see any evidence that this is a deterrent and i think there are better and more effective ways to deal with violent crime. >> dukakis never recovered. shaw retired in 2001. but >> this is bernie's last show at the anchor desk. i'm going to hold on. >> and judy woodruff was right. it will be hard to let him go. bernard shaw died wednesday of non covid related pneumonia. he was 82 years old. and a phenomenal journalist, who inspired so many of us who are in this business in many ways, in large part, thanks to his example. and that is tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts now. all in w

july defended for that. the last thing before we go tonight, rappers delight. refuse it has been part of american culture since the late 1970s. from the sugar hill. these uniquely american artists have entertained us, with the rhythmic takes on a current american culture. so you could say, it's about them time. if not, we have pastime. that u.s. military get hip to the trend. i was going to say hip-hop, but then i have to walk myself out. her own hunt gilchrist reports on these two new resident rappers, now performing with the u.s. army -- >> the united states army field man is no stranger to the world stage. the field man has been playing concerts and connecting the public to the army for more than 75 years. honoring soldiers and veterans through music. the notable bogey re-will be boy has never sounded like this. wrappers, nicholas being star and the more british, just over a year ago and through the job posting but in that field man. looking to add hip up artists ranks. >> how does it feel to be the first? >> to be here and be able to be a part of this organization. that was open enough to even bring on rappers. >> we're gonna be focused on m

last hearings in july, the committee's vice chair congresswoman liz cheney lost her primary election in wyoming. her term ends in january so she still has several months left on capitol hill former president trump's lawyers are pushing back and aggressively in the legal battle over top secret documents seized at mar-a-lago. they're asking a trump-appointed judge to keep blocking the fbi from further reviewing any of the documents found at his estate, including the classified ones until a special master can sift through them. in a court filing today, mr. trump's legal team downplayed the criminal investigation as a document storage dispute that has spiraled out of control. federal prosecutors insist national security is at stake. they say the judge's order will cause irreparable harm to the american public, and that it has halted the intelligence community's damage assessment of highly documents being stored at a country club there is no indication any records were disclosed to anyone the trump legal team is also opposing the justice department's two proposed candidates to be special master. they say they don't want to publicly disclose their reasons why out of respect for

julie. it's still a very active scene. caution tape ropes off much of the sun valley shopping center and police from concord, concord , as well as pleasant hill are here. they're using a megaphone , and i'll give you a better look. they've been speaking to a suspect that's barricaded inside the north from iraq, asking the person to please come out safely and surrender to police. this has been going on for several hours. and about 9 30. we heard a flash bang, but we've seen no movement from police to go inside the nordstrom rack just yet, but building has been evacuated for several hours now . so has the safeway next door. according to concord police. this all began when the suspect came inside after fleeing police during a pursuit. employees were evacuated from the retailer earlier in the evening before sundown, and shoppers and people who live nearby have been observing for several hours at a distance from the parking lot video from earlier in the evening shows the heavy police presence the employees outside the caution tape surrounding much of the parking lot. police had their body shields and handguns drawn at the front doors and appears t

julie sullivan has the story. i'm here today, because twitter leadership is misleading the public. lawmakers, regulators, and even its own board of director. >> twitter's former head of security coming to capitol hill that an employee inside the company could take over the accounts of all of the senators in this room. >> former twitter executive peter that co-painting a company with huge vulnerabilities that he says are danger to national security and democracy. >> what i discovered when i joined twitter is that this enormously influential company was over a decade behind industry security standards. >> zatko was hired and by twitter in 2020 after teenagers half the counts of some of the most famous people in the worried. his testimony coming months after the first step for as a whistleblower, exclusive interviews with cnn in the washington post. >> ready? >> yes. >> he says too many twitter employees have access to the company's main controls make vulnerable for future attacks and equal mine for espionage. >> what i did notice when we did know of a person inside acting on behalf of foreign interest as an unregistered agent, it was extremely difficult to track the people. >> last month, a former tw

hill taking aim at twitter after a whistleblower testified about dangerous security flaws. peter zatko, a former twitter security chief was let go from twitter earlier this year he filed a whistleblower complaint in julytko says twitter violated an ftc settlement by claiming it had stronger security measures in place than it actually does. they don't know what data they have, where it lives or where it came from. and so unsurprisingly, they can't protected. this leads to the second problem, which is. the employees then have to have too much access to too much data too many systems. it's not farfetched to say that employee inside the company could take over the accounts of all of the senators in this room. twitter has denied the allegations saying zatko's presented a false narrative. also today, twitter shareholders voted to hold elon musk to his 44 billion dollar deal to acquire the company he's currently suing to try to get out of it. a trial is set for this fall. >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> we have a little drama at oracle park yesterday. exactly tell and gave kappeler. both are typically extremely even killed. but we got into it yesterday while kappeler came to the mound to pu

julie with me. roberts actress is a young girl. well, besides, the stars liked the script, according to julia, she has not come across such interesting stories since the wedding of her best friend and notting hillhi the clooneys play a divorced ex-wife. completely quarreled, but they have time to unite for the sake of a common mission. they want to prevent their daughter from marrying a guy she just met in bali. after all, they themselves got married 25 years ago in a hurry and think they made a mistake according to roberts to play such a story. she could only with clooney, it’s obvious to everyone. it ’s on the screen, and some of the audience probably thinks that they really were married and divorced the scene that was most remembered by the entire film set group. this is a funny dance of the main characters, the actor offered the help of the choreographer, but they refused , saying that there is nothing better than improvisation, the director said, do what you want only each other, not in quantity and stay on the set. nobody got hurt. yes, only eyes that cannot develop it. even more difficult for the actors, the kiss scene was given, according to clooney, it took them 80 takes. and when he t

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away from him, and in july this year all of his records were restored after a long campaign from many, many people. anita france on the international olympic committee. robert hill and his wife, who were his earliest chroniclers. a lot of native american activists were fighting for this forever. and it finally happened. 110 years too late. the other way the story is in the news is, the indian boarding schools. here you had the pope going to canada only a few weeks ago to apologize for the way that the catholic church had handled indian boarding schools over the years and the trauma of that. we have this wonderful secretary of the interior, deb haaland, who has made it one of her causes to study both what happened in those schools, and the intergenerational trauma that ensued from that. kevin: most of the boarding schools now are closed, and good riddance. david: yes. kevin: those that remain are largely run by tribes themselves. it is a fascinating legacy, because they were, as you point out, there were -- the failings were obvious, and yet the students found a way to persevere and make something of it. david: and the -- and a lot of those students and their chi

letter from this july from senator robert marshall and representative brendan boyle and myself to secretary blinken asked that syria be added. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. hill: this tracks what the administration diplomacy disconnect from our american values. first earlier this year staterred and did not include nigeria leaving them off as a country of particular concern for religious freedom and now syria is left as a major drug-producing country. this bill is so crit and important. we need government approach. and captagon has reached europe and only a matter of time that it reaches our shores. if we do not work with our like-minded partners to hinder the narcotics' trade and replace it with a working system of institutions that serve the syrian people, then assad will add drug kingpin as a leading mass murderer. i urge my colleagues to support this important bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentleman yields back the balance of his time mr.smith: i yield myself such time as i may consume. and i thank french hill for authoring this important piece of legislation and mandates an interagency strategy to respond to the captagon drug tra