complicates everything delivery of ammunition to the front, they tried to do it according to the justin timesupplying ammunition by railway echelons at the unloading station directly to the units, but two successful strikes on the railway junctions in yasinuvatiya in donetsk, the actions of ukrainian partisans in the melitopol region, well, at this stage, only if they did not put christ fat, they made it extremely difficult and such an option supplied ammunition, the russians did not invent anything new here, they will try er and will continue to try for 100 well, of course not er, a shaft of fire from the side applied by the soviet troops during the liberation of kyiv, when the artillery will reach the highest in history in other places, but in certain areas there up to 20 km, they are able to create a serious advantage and a serious density of forces with purely shock means, but without ammunition. i will repeat it again, in principle, nothing part of the experts is now starting to discuss the fact that we are now entering the stage of contradiction and opposition between two strategies, o

justin? >>> time now 5:03. the fire watch, roughly 100 people who were shell terd inside a power house due to an electric fire have been evacuated. the fire is burning at the sierra foothills. the wildfire is not contained and jumped over the river into the calaveras county. the fire sparked yesterday afternoon near a recreation area. the deputy quickly evacuated the roughly 100 people at the beach. >> we were just sitting out smoking our meat on the barbecue and i saw the smoke coming overhead so i put a text out to all the neighbors and we just started getting in the communication loop about what was going on. we have sheriff dan that lives next door to us, so he came over and let us know when it was time to go, so we hooked up the trailer, grabbed the goods and out we went. >> cal fire says the flames consumed roughly 1,000 acres, while more than 100 buildings are being threatened by the flames, none are lost just yet. >>> a number of bay area cities held their first fireworks show since the start of the pan

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green, are you share the concerns _ rightly timed. justinncellor? that this is a dutch auction? ~ ., chancellor? that this is a dutch auction? ~' ., , auction? i think we need to be carefulthat — auction? i think we need to be careful that it _ auction? i think we need to be careful that it is _ auction? i think we need to be careful that it is not _ auction? i think we need to be careful that it is not just i auction? i think we need to be careful that it is notjust a i auction? i think we need to be i careful that it is notjust a debate about tax and spend. that is how we should be financing a plan. that is not the same as what the plan for britain is. and this comes on the back of the office for budget responsibility report that looked at the uk public finances, it came out last week, talked about public finances being on an unsustainable path. so, there are some very difficult challenges ahead whoever becomes the next conservative leader. going back to my earlier point about levelling up, that matters because it is notjust about people,

time. breaking news justin, elon musk is backing out of his $44 billion deal to buy twitter. in a filing this afternoon, the team claims twitter was in material breach of their agreement and had made false and misleading statements during negotiations. ceo struck the deal to buy the social media giant back in april. in may, he declared it was on hold while he looked into twitter's accounting of how many users are not real people but automated lots -- bots. the two sides had been sharing information but there were hints for those watching closely that musk was sending the signal that he might want to back out. in the meantime, the world is reacting today over shock and sadness. over the assassination of prime minister shinzo abe. >> japan is a very stable ally and i do not believe it will have a destabilizing impact. >> they say impacted the relationship and security of our nations. joining us is an expert in chinese and japanese history at cal state east bay. at dr. park, thank you for your time today. the killing of any world leader is shocking but why is it 100 times or 100

. >> justin that, prime time hearing definitely brought a lot of eyes and brought a lot of new de detailsormer president trump refusing pleas from his top aides to call off the mob, refusing to call in the national guard, not making any phone calls to the mull tear as lawmakers painted a picture of 187 minutes of inaction. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attacks says president trump ignored pleas to stop the violence. >> president trump did not fail to act, he chose not to act. >> reporter: in the prime time event, the eighth committee hearing focusing on how mr. trump reacted to what was unfolding on capitol hill. >> he sent tweets that enflamed and expressed support for the desire of some to literally kill vice president mike pence. >> reporter: the star witnesses, two former white house aides who resigned that day who, among other things, recalled seeing mr. trump's tweet that vice president mike pence did not have the courage to overturn the election results. >> looked like fuel being poured on the fire. >> it was essentially him giving the green light to the

justine. dan, thank you so much. i know you have another update for us coming up 5 o'clock. it's timenow to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> tonight on banfield, the legend is laid to rest. ivana trump remembered by friends and family in new york. >> donald trump, his wife, melania plus children and grandchildren. all gather for her celebration of life. we go to full report. plus the evidence begins to leak in the alex murdaugh case to be more is wife to the murder scene. that's tonight on banfield. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed right here. we have more details on kron 4 dot com. >> quick break and we'll be right b in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with natu

time. i'm justine waltman in for pam moore to and i'm ken wayne. our top story tonight comes from the north bay. we're learning new details about a deadly weekend shooting in marin county. the victim has been identified as a man from oakland kron four's terisa stasio spoke with investigators and has the latest. >> it's a very populated area and there a lot of gunfire. so and that's what the 9-1-1 caller said when they initially called was that they wrapping rapid gunfire and a lot a violent sunday or in city shook neighbors. and now marin county sheriff's deputies are working overtime to try and figure out what led to the shooting that injured 2 people. >> and killed a 42 year-old man from oakland, sergeant britain schneider with the county sheriff's department says it appears the victim, michael arthur rogers, the second was visiting his mother. >> when the shots ring currently, we a person interest that the detectives have identified and from the investigation talking to witnesses gathering video surveillance. the surgeon says that they are not r

. >>> accusing justin voting of making san francisco less safe during the time in office and we looked into the deep rooted problems in the city and possible solutions to homelessness, crime and drugs. watch it on roku, amazon fire e nbc bay area streaming app. >>> the west nile virus thing detected in the south they with county leaders saying mesquite is with the virus found in parts of sunnyvale and santa clara and on monday night health leaders will spray the affected area you see on this map. it will be between the sunken garden golf course up to sunnyvale high school. people don't have to relocate but make sure that the windows are closed if you live in the area. they also say that pets and kids should remain indoors during springtime starting at 10:00 p.m.. >>> found guilty on 12 counts of fraud, and this comes six months after the man was found guilty on four counts of fraud. this jury found balwani guilty of fraud against the investors and patients and he will be sentenced november 15, and elizabeth holmes set to be sentenced in september. both could face up to 20 years in pris

actually implementing it of course, ending blockade of ukrainian force. canada is now timing in as prime minister justin trudeau ledge. there russia to blame for the current 3rd crisis, insisting it's the west to quote, working very, very hard to try and mitigate the ongoing issues. however, it was leaders from turkey in the united nations who brokered the latest deal. so western governments including canada and the u. s should probably stick to both thing about the massive security assistance they are sending to ukraine. in fact, the buying and ministration just signed off on it. 16 weapons package to key yet. this one includes additional hi mars rocket systems for a package that comes with a price tag, a $270000000.00. this includes president biden's announcement of a presidential drop down of security assistance valued up to $175000000.00 as well as $95000000.00 in ukraine security assistance initiative. funds. the united states has now committed approximately $8200000000.00 in security assistance to ukraine since the beginning of the biden administration. so where does that leave the state of the gr

justin verlander in control. he passes bob gibson on the all time strike out list. he is 14th all time. meters of 12 wins this season, a sluice fight nothing their final game before the all star break is tomorrow third round of the 150th british open at the home of golf. the old course at stou st. andrews. a fan favorite that has been this close to winning a major is tied for the lead heading to the final day. here's shane lowrie on the ninth hole and we show you this because he will hold out for eagle. what a shot that was. and how do you follow that up on 10? same guy. same result. how about holding out for another eagle? are you kidding me? first man with consecutive eagles at the open. he's tied for 13. victor hoblin had four straight birdies on the front line to take the lead. this curls in on four. they are so good. rory mcilroy took the lead from him on 10. rory, we are having a theme here. holding out for eagle. rory has finished in the top 10 in each of this year's first three majors but hasn't won since 2014 and since mentioning an eagle he and hoblin are tied for the lead. fo

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justin? >>> happening today, gianna, interest rates are likely to get another hike in what would be the fourth timethe increases by the fed are aimed at taming the inflation that's now squeezing american consumers. cbs' dan lieberman reports from new york. >> reporter: the federal reserve is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate again today. officials signaled the hike will be at least three-quarters of a percentage point. >> cost of everyday food items has gone up, the cost of luxury goods has gone up, everything has gone up. >> the central bank's central goal is to curb inflation. now at its highest level in over 40 years. >> the typical american household needs to spend almost $500 more a month to buy the same goods and services that they were buying a year ago. that's a lot of money. >> reporter: white house economic adviser brian deese says the biden administration is committed to getting soaring prices under control. >> it's our view that inflation is the topic and a priority we need to be focused on as a country. >> experts say the fed has to be careful not to trigger a recession by

justin my time steven shaw, jimmy allen and cornell young were all shot to death serving in the providence police department. one police department. and his chief describe very eloquently, the traumatic that throughout the department was very real. it's very good that we are having this hearing to focus on the cases. for what it is worth the man who murdered steven shaw was killed at the scene. he was killed by stephen's fellow officers. the man who murdered jimmy allen serving life in prison. in the death on cornell young was a tragic blue on blue incident there was also extremely painful for the providence police department. i'm very proud of the providence police department i will say. and i just want to express this history they have what we are on the subject here in the room. there i are so many of you, i'my going to s3 question and ask if you might do the courtesy of answering them and writing critical question for the record here. if you do not care to you do not need to pray but if you do i would really appreciate it. senator cornyn and i have been working on a bill to improve cri

you joined us in time for morning mix. >> and justin andreedrews is he with the stories we're talking about. >> y'all have fourth of july plans? >> still working on it. >> well, what's a firework display without fireworks? if you go to lake tahoe, this fourth of july weekend, you'll find out. firework displays there, they were canceled for the last two years, but this year, they're back with a change. north lake tahoe is ditching the classic firework show for drones. instead of festive explosives, they'll be sending 200 drones b above the lake to perform a display heavy on tahoe imagery. the change comes with plenty of controversy. some people are saying, hey, they don't want to go without feeling the popping of the firecrackers. if you want the real fireworks, you have to drive to south lake tahoe. what are your thoughts, ladies? >> i'm assuming this is fire danger. >> yes, that is why. let's be honest, there are some great light shows when it comes to the drones. amanda, you were talking about it. i don't know if it was a concert or a game, where they did a lavish light show. it loo

justine protesters say that hhs had plenty of time to prepare for monkeypox. they're angry over a lack of planning, but even more upset with how the federal government has responded during the last 2 weeks. >> the time to stop monkeypox is not in the summer of 2023. it is right. >> every speaker who took the megaphone monday afternoon echoed the same sentiment with monkeypox. we need more vaccines. the san francisco department of public health says around 4100 doses of the vaccine will be arriving this week after they requested 35,000 doses political director for equality, california tom temprano says hhs needs to do more to meet the need. the vaccine supply being provided to counties like san francisco and counties across the state by the federal government is simply inadequate. temprano says some of his friends have gone to the pain of monkeypox. it may not be life threatening, but he wants to see more urgency taken to stop the spread. it is really serious. and this disease and aside from, you know, the physical impacts will have really significant impact on

. >> what time are you up? >> justin terms of getting a city started. >> washington -- 830 is earning. a 30's route. it 30's route. thank you very much. we understand that in 17 are a team's time, for british officials, the prime minister will be walking through number 10 downing street to deliver --. we get to hear from him potentially. 1230 local time. >> that's in about 17 mins. i'm pleased are taking this seriously. >> it's a serious moment, but how does this play in the midlands. this is a serious moment. do you sense that the nation is riveted to this? >> out is way that they one in the last election. >> and 2019, a lot of people atop put faith in the conservative party for decades and decades. have they been rewarded? many people would suggest they have not. >> we have seen recent few elections, and maybe the queen will call for general election. >> already trying to call trouble we will hear from the national economic council. this is bloomberg. today's challenges require real insights, to get to tomorrow's oppor

justin rowlatt, bbc news, manchester. well, it's time got some tips for keeping your house or flat a bit cooler. bear with me. for the time being, we have the emergency heat warning declared. read extreme heat covering these areas across england, taking in many of england's two largest cities and amber weather warnings covering the whole of wales, england and now stretching right up into central and eastern areas of scotland. these areas having impacts to people's health and infrastructure problems due to the high temperatures. records will get smashed. tomorrow in wales could get up to 38 degrees, that will be about three degrees above the all time welsh national record. 41 is the peak over the next couple of days in england, which will smash the english and uk national all—time temperature record. this is dangerous heat. the end of the night, look at these temperatures, 14—18. if you are up early enough, let that cool air into your flat or house for 15 minutes and shut the curtains, shut the windows, shut the doors. it's really effecti

it is time for your morning mix. >> justin is here to discuss the buzz this morning.justin? >> we're talking pizza. i love pizza. pepperoni, sausage, cheese, i love it all. i'm tired of hearing new york pizza this, new york pizza that. time to give props to pizza makers in the bay area. check this out. pizza evaluation site, 50 top pizza, put together this list of 50 pizzerias in the country. san francisco pizza joints are all over it. number two, tony's pizza, last year, this spot topped the list. but is it una pizza in new york? it got the crown. four other sf pizza spots made it on the list, too, making this the city with the second most buspizzerias on the list. new york was the first. but we've got dopeeo zero pizzo at 15. number 29 and 36. what's your favorite? >> tony's is good. >> it is. >> what about you? >> i'm a golden boy fan. >> really? >> yeah. >> i like sazachary's, like a chicago deep dish, but it started in the east bay. >> i'm not down with the chicago style. >> really? >> so much cheese. >> it's heavy. >> it is a lot. i like to eat. the more food, t

justin. i haven't even had time to talk about the fog this morning.e fog is still rolling its way in alls across the bay. this is a live look just from the sutro tower cam. you can tell the skies are a little red this morning. why is that? as the sun begins to rise we're seeing pm 2.5 levels in the upper level atmosphere, very, very dense. what does that mean? the smoke from that fire just closer to yosemite is pushing its way into our coastline as we wake up this morning, and it will continue to actually push off into the east as we head into not only this afternoon but for the next couple days. as scary as that looks, it's in the upper level atmosphere, so the air quality index actually at the surface level, if this will pop up, probably won't right now, sometimes it's delayed, we're all in the green actually and that's great news for us. this is what i mean by that. the smoke at the surface level is continuing to push off into the east, not impacting the bay by any means. that will continue to be the , d to winds.s we head into however, another phe

i'm justine waltman kron. 4 news. >> time is 5.20, and today the former white house counsel under formersident trump is set to testify before the house committee investigating the attack on the capital. yeah. this comes after a former white house aide gave some ferry revealing testimony about what happened in the white house. the day of that insurrection. we've got alexandra limon with the very latest from dc. >> good morning. pat cipollone is scheduled to testify before the january 6 committee later today. that testimony is supposed to happen behind closed doors, but it could be recorded like other testimony has been. former white house aide cassidy hutchinson gave explosive testimony about what was happening in the white house on the day a mob of trump supporters attacked the u.s. capitol and in the days leading up to that much of her testimony revolved around then white house counsel pat cipollone hutchinson said cipollone and other members of the trump team knew before the attack that there could be trouble. he said to me. >> we need to make sure that this doesn't happen. be it. lega

. >>> justin bieber will be going back on tour after taking time off to deal with a medical condition half of his face. he's set to take the stage in italy on july 31st. from there he will tour through europe and head to south america in september. there is no word on the rescheduling of his north american tour dates, though. >>> and harry styles' fans can get college credit for studying all about their favorite pop idol. next spring, texas state university's honors college will be offering a course titled "harry styles and the cult of celebrity: identity, the internet, and european pop culture." the professor who will teach the course said his dream would be to have the star come visit or at least zoom in for a class. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," tony dokoupil takes us behind the scenes as a new yorker with emma allen, the magazine's cartoon editor, to explore what makes a good cartoon. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." h makes a good cartoon. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning new

justin, just another thing making our inflation issues go up. >> yes, every single time. >>> the ther missing secret service text messages that could have potentially been central to the january 6th hearings hit a dead end. the secret service acknowledged text messages sent by agents were deleted protecting former president donald trump on january 5th and 6th, despite the agency asked by congress and federal investigators to preserve them. according to secret service officials they were lost during a planned factory reset of agents' phones. the agency is reaching out to phone service providers and manufacturering for assistance. >> i would be shocked and horrified if anyone in a position of leadership oversaw the destruction of evidence related to the january 6th insurrection. >> the national archives has ordered an internal review of what it calls unauthorized deletion of texts by the secret service. >> seems pretty convenient, justin. >>> the back here at home, an update in san francisco where people forced out of their high-rise apartments by a flood. you can see all that water in

they had enough time to get out safely reporting in san jose justin campbell kron, 4 news margaret, her husband say they replace the batteries in their smoke detectors recently. but for whatever reason, it didn't alert them. >> to that fire and it would have ended differently for them. it hadn't been for their dog. in the east bay contra costa. firefighters believe that illegal fireworks led to the burning and destruction of a home in pittsburgh. fire crews responded to reports of a fire on lynbrook drive monday night and when they got on scene, they found this house engulfed in flames. no one was hurt, thankfully, but sharita wilson and her family have been forced now to find another place to live. she says they were inside when her son noticed that the house was on fire, although they heard fireworks going off in the neighborhood, they don't know how their house caught fire, but they have their suspicions. >> i mean, it was all around going offside owned. it wasn't necessarily my neighbors or anything, but we heard them all around. >> according to the contra costa fire department, the

justin verlander in cruise control. he is now 14th all time.ut the side in his sixth and final inning. he leads the majors with 12 wins this season. hunter thence rocking the giants gear. pence nearly takes it over the fence. great celebration from hunter. bryan cranston. mr. breaking bad. bad pitch. he got hit. the giants dodgers rivalry is real. pence puts a charge into this one. draymond green among the stars in attendance. all to watch lebron james who rocked the rim often. lebron showing off the right-handed hammer. his first appearance since 2011. he went for 42 points, 16 rebounds and four steals. that is her look at sports. have a great day. jobina: getting a check on the bay area forecast. lisa: we are looking at a pretty nice day. it has been clear england and the fog has been sparse. not quite as extensive as it has been. it will allow for the sea breeze and comfortable temperatures at our shoreline. we are looking at numbers in the 70's today. 55 in san francisco. 50 four in oakland. at the coast visibility hasn't been an issue. 51

for now reporting here in san for now reporting here in san jose, justin campb you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. >> well, it's that time of year. former president barack obama, he injures this. he has released his summer playlist. what you've been listening to the 44th president shares 44 songs that are on a summer playlist. >> we give you the top 5 here. beyonce is

reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> 6.10, is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a dog stolen during a carjacking in emeryville is still missing. the car was found with the dog. not so much. the emotional plea from the victims to bring that young yorkie back home. plus, governor gavin newsom continuing to insist he has no interest in running for president, but a lot of californians aren't buying. it will have the latest on that coming up. and the house in washington is set to vote on to abortion. access bills will explain the protections they offer if their past. >> and today is going to be the nicest of the weekend with daytime highs in the 70's and 80's for most of us. enjoy it because tomorrow we are warming up and warming up. big highs climbing well into the 90's. your forecast ahead. >> and on this friday, we are closely watching those drive times out. there will have an updated loo soon as we get back from break. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this ma

justin andrews. >> fishing in the bay. there is nothing like it for leo. >> this is my first time fishing in alameda. >> in less than an hour, this 10-year-old caught something. this roughly 22 inch halibut. >> it takes a while to catch fish. >> but it didn't take him too long. when he achd a couple of other kiddos were casting with cops. no, they didn't cast a fishing net but they sure did have some fishing poles. casting with cops is a new program the alameda police department just started for 6 to 15-year-olds. captain matthew mcmullan said it is all about building bonds. >> it is a great lat form to spend quality time with kids. >> with the bay area back drop, the quality time was spent with officers teaching kids how to bait, cast and hook and even giving water safety tips. >> they experience something new with a police officer that is not in the immediate chaos. >> a day on the water catching some fish. >> it is super fun. >> fun, but building relationships, something leo may not fully understand now. >> i think it is a great way for alameda to have people out on boats with kids just teaching them how to fish and stuf

he was way out of the white house by this time but factually, it seems like what justin clark told the department of justice is much more meaningful here and pertinent to what bannon was saying as the reason he did not talk . >> that's right. the legal argument is one that the lawyers love and it was bogus from the beginning. but now we are at the point where it is factually contested. if you say, i did not do this because my lawyer told me i shouldn't and then the lawyer says i did not tell you that at all. that undercuts your factual defense completely and makes you out basically as a liar. so that makes it that much harder for you to assert that defense in front of a jury because someone will come in and contradict and say what mr. bennett just told you never actually happened and that is pretty damning for him . >> you wrote this article in the atlantic back in march and headline is, stop waiting for trump to get convicted. that was march and now that we have had a number of these public january 6 committee hearings, including some pretty bombshell testimony cassidy hutchinson and

so justine people making minimum wage in california would have to work 104 or hours or at least 2 full-times per week to afford that too bedroom at fair market rent. according to the report in the newsroom, ella sogomonian kron, 4 news. thank you so much. l a student loan borrowers will have to start payments again next month unless president biden steps and his team says he is considering extending the pause on student loans. >> and could even choose to forgive some debt. reporter hannah brandt takes us inside that decision. >> the clock is ticking on student loans with the pause on federal payments set to expire on august 31st. i do hope he extends the moratorium on repayment. many democrats want to see president biden to extend the payment pause and some of them are pushing for him to go further. i also hope that they might grant some across the board student loan relief. the president has been weighing loan forgiveness for months now, but there isn't even a consensus within the democratic party about what he should do. senator richard blumenthal is part of a group of democrats pushing f

justin, not trying to call you out but i may have seen you once, twice, three times in line for the lemonade your favorite? >> maybe four, five, six, seven. my favorite is the lavender lemonade. what about yours? >> i just tried the lavender and it's living up to the hype. it is delicious. unique. you're not going to try anything like it here. >> yes, we love it and we love the local stores. thanks so much, jocelyn. >>> the time is 6:17. time to get a check of weather and traffic. let's first with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> thanks so much, justin. it is a gloomy, gloomy july day here in san francisco. it will pull back along the coast as we head into the afternoon, but daytime highs today are still left below average. this is current temperatures right now. san jose is at 66. 64 in oakland and boy, can we feel it as we walk outside this morning. what's interesting and one thing i want to highlight is actually closer to san francisco, this is our average during the summer. that's not the case for our inland areas where we're still dealing with 70s in sight today. on average,

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, 5.10 is the time. and here's a quick live look at sfo where they're expecting to be the biz, the 10th busiest airport in the country this weekend. more than 350,000 travelers expected to head out of airports and today will be the busiest day for arriving flights. and then monday will be the busiest day for returning flights. take a listen. yes. switching gears here to the oakland a's. oakland clearing another hurdle in their drive to get a new place to play with that ballpark. proposed howard terminal. it was a 23 to 2 vote that the san francisco bay conservation and development commission decided to no longer designate howard terminal as a port priority use area, which means it will want be reserved strictly for port related business anymore. and that opens the door for other things like a potential ballpark. the commission staff recommended removing that designation on the grounds that the port of oakland will be able to accommodate more cargo in the future. and here's what people had to say, though,

justin thomas. as i mentioned . ready remarkable, they spend a lot of time together away from the course. and let's not forget, you know, talking which was the, was their idol is growing up, you know, they watched him with major off the majors. so that always be looking to see what tiger is doing, where he's on the leader board, but i don't think we're going to see as many players fall. ringback away from contention as we used to kind of coming down the stretch, partly because i think the to the, the pool of talented players is so big. now the amount of play is to have the ability to win a major is much larger. so i think if you're going to win, it can be, can be pushed all the way to the 7th. the 2nd grade and the breakaway live golf series continues to be a big talking point. do you think this could be the last major? the live players can compete in for the foreseeable future. it's perfectly possible, you know, this is all speculation at the mind. we don't know how things are going to play out . that's worth pointing out, that the major championships are, are run by a separate governing

bbc justin, mcdonald's puts up the price of a cheeseburger in london for the first time in 14 years. this will be a more expensive lunch than. it will be years ago. jonathan: can i share with the audience what time that visit was? [laughter] jonathan: the world's biggest consumer names with soaring price increases. tom: it is a discrimination of individual stocks. as i suggested yesterday, individual sectors. jonathan: looking forward to catching up with binky later. wage and pricing power, who has the pricing power? lisa: i am wondering if the types of names we are hearing are indicative of where we are in the cycle. coca-cola, mcdonald's, chipotle, the lower cost fast food types of places. how much are people ratcheting down in terms of how much they are spending and going more to these other places, giving them greater pricing power? this is something people are talking about. jonathan: futures up .9%. good morning to you all. if you are not enjoying this, i am sorry. we have 10 more hours. lisa: [laughter] jonathan: looking for assistance and support. futures up .9% on the s&p. f

>> reporter: we also have video from officer justin mendoza who arrived on the scene. at 11:58 local time, police helped the first students and teachers from a classroom escape. you can see sergeant arredondo move from a window. more than 12 minutes later we get our first glimpse of chief arredondo in the hallway of robb elementary. you can hear him pleading with the gunman to give up, seemingly unaware that children may still be inside the classroom. >> let me know if there are any kids in there or anything. this could be peaceful. could you tell me your name, anything to help, please? >> reporter: moments later a critical piece of the puzzle from the camera of officer mendoza. 911 dispatch gives a chilling account from a student still in the classroom. >> we had a child on the line. >> wait. what was that? >> rit's going to be room 12. >> reporter: yet even with that information, six minutes go by without any sort of response. then we see arredondo with a set of keys, trying and failing to make entry into a classroom near where the gunman is barricaded. eventually handing the keys off t

about russia using energy, a weapon that it's russia cutting just by this time too much extend themselves by putting thanks justin rushman, gas and oil, which i did. does that mean? of course, they say that they had to do that as a response to the war and ukraine. i didn't want to be funding the war. and ukraine when, when, by many of those nations are in fact supporting ukraine. but i want to come back to the e u proposal, which appears to have been agreed on about cutting its gas consumption, i believe by 15 percent going into the winter months as a way to try and, and deal with those russian, those russian cards. what impact is that likely to have? is it going to save europe? no, it's not going to save you, but it's of course, and the cost would help because you're getting towards huge crisis. this time of year running up the winter is the time to retail. all gas storage is prepared for winter. now, as far as we see that you have to begin to their existing supplies and use this in order to only get by now. so when winter comes, there's going to be a huge crisis. so any cuts are good cuts but but that being sai

that means it's time to check our weather with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> it also means, justinofficial sunrise is only two minutes ago. let's take a live look from the black mountain cam. not only of that beautiful marine layer and beautiful skies just above it, as that sun begins to rise for us this morning. too bad this is what it looks like when we look ought our windows this morning. that marine layer is staying dense for us throughout the bay, throughout the sacramento valley. it's so strong with an onshore flow that it made its way into our east inland hills. the sacramento valley as we extend the clock to 9:00 it slowly starts rolling back just near the bay, even by noop it starts tapering off in our inland east bay, but as we extend into the evening hours, it's quickly returning into the forecast. it's a very dense setup for today, all due to monsoonal moisture and a very significant onshore flow. let's look at the winds as we extend into this afternoon. for our friends that live near san francisco this is normal during this time of year but our east inland hills notice

>> reporter: we have video from officer justin mendoza who also arrived on the scene. at 11:58 local time police helped the first students and teachers from a nearby classroom escape the building. at the same time sergeant coronado can be seen helping children escape from a window outside. at this point it had been nearly 25 minutes since police first entered the building. more than 12 minutes later we get our first limbs of chief arredondo in the hallway at robb elementary. you can hear him pleading with the gunmen to give up, but seemingly unaware that children may still be inside the classroom. >> this could be peaceful. >> reporter: moments later a critical piece of the puzzle in the camera of officer mendoza. 911 dispatch gives an account from a student still in the classroom. >> we have a child on the line. >> what was that? >> he is in the room at this moment. >> reporter: gets, even with that information six minutes go by without any sort of response. then we see arredondo with a set of keys trying and failing to make entry into a classroom near where the gun man is barricaded. ev

time to get out safely. reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron, 4 news thanks to their little. he there. >> margaret and her husband say that they did replace the batteries in their smoke detectors recently. but the still did not alert them to the fire. >> they say the very thankful for their pup and might not be here today if not for him. all right. for your help tonight, there are now 40 portable in confirmed. probable rather and confirmed cases of monkeypox in san francisco. health officials making that announcement today just weeks after thousands of people gathered in the city for the warriors parade and pride organizers for the event, comfort and joy afterglow 2022 are now urging people we're there to get tested for monkeypox. organizers say they received a report of one infection after glow 2022. took place during the san francisco pride weekend event. organizers provide a list of 2 clinic attendees could go a 2 for monkeypox testing. monkeypox can be transmitted by close skin to skin contact. and earlier today, kron well, bellow spoke with infectious disease expert doct

they had enough time to get out safely reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> margaret and her husband say they re please replace the batteries in their smoke detectors recently. apparently that still didn't work enough to alert them to the fire. they say they're thankful for their dog and they might not be here today. it wasn't for him. >> let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside tonight along is that the embarcadero now a key ball. but he but i couldn't right in the middle and you see some clouds in the background that san francisco's in back and down. you're going to see that fog out there. very wet out. really kept the fire danger, even though we did have some fires, kept the fire danger down a bit around the bay. we'll see more of that fog tonight. again, this could be one of those nights where it could be very wet, especially along the coastline. we're going to see very thick layer of low clouds and fog coming in. looks very similar to last night. and here we go. a little muggy around the bay area. looks li

. >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs mornings." good morning, tony. >> good morning, justin. ahead on "cbs mornings," california is being ordered to conserve water during the extreme drought you all are facing. we'll tell you about some hollywood a listers who are guilty of using up to three times the state budgeted or district budgeted amount of water. very interesting stuff. >>> carter evans goes swimming with the sharks off the coast of california. what happens to the coastal communities in the other part of the state when the sharks move? ? we'll tell you why it may not be the bad news that you think. >>> a james beard award-winning person goes into the woods and finds a lot of good stuff to eat. this may surprise you as well. it's called foraging. jamie yuccas on that one. all that and more coming up at 7:00. i'm serious about the foraging. it's really cool. >> all that coming up on "cbs mornings" right after we go off. we're not all the way. we're streaming starting at 7:00. >> that's right, cbs bay area. >>> bye-bye billions, why bill gates says he no longer wants to

justin trudeau and other officials. although the pope has publicly apologized several times for the suffering of the indigenous canadianssome indigenous leaders say the apologies don't go far enough. for more on this story, i'm joined by john allen in rome, he is editor of the catholic oriented news website crux. john, the pope's apology this week, or apologies, have been considered by many to be thorough and heartfelt, but did he fail to acknowledge the church's full role in these residential schools? >> hi there christina. well, look, i'm not indigenous, and so i think that it is up to the indigenous to assess whether the pope went far enough. and it is worth noting there are more than 600 different indigenous groups in canada, 50 nations, 50 different languages. they don't all speak with one voice on it will take time to sort out how this has played. but if the issue is the apology by itself enough, i think that pope francis would be the first to say of course it isn't. i mean, this is catholic theology 101. to be forgiven, you don't have to just apologize, you have to change your behavior. and that i think is what m

they had enough time to get out safely reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. some is getting treat tonight to margaret and her husband say they replace the batteries in their smoke detectors recently. but they still did not get an alert from that fire. of course, it would have ended differently. they say if it weren't for their dog. >> none of the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at the bucky ball outside the san francisco on the embarcadero. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is taking a look at the forecast for the morning. is it going to be another misty morning? yeah, i think so. very wet. especially along the coastline skyline boulevard. be careful. slick out there on 2.80, possibly early on the fog already marching back on shore right now and headed well inland at this time. well, they're going to be a lot of clouds to start your day. very deep marine layer developing outside. the interesting, though, humidity, the amount of moisture in the atmosphere staying way up. so that's keeping the temperatures up as well. 61 degrees in pacifica. you ge

>> reporter: we also have video from officer justin mendoza who arrived on the scene at 11:58 local time, police helped the first students and teachers from a nearby classroom escape the building. at the same time, sergeant coronado can be seen helping children escape from a window outside. at this point it had been nearly 25 minutes since police first entered the building. more than 12 minutes later we get our first glimpse of chief arradondo in the hallway of robb elementary. you can hear him pleading with the gunman to give up, but seemingly unaware that children may still be inside the classroom. >> let me know if there's any kids in there or anything? this could be peaceful. would you tell me your name, anything i inside to know, please? >> reporter: moments later a critical piece of the puzzle from the camera of officer mend o mendoza. >> you have a child on the line. >> what was that? >> it's going to be room 112. he is in a room full of victims at this moment. >> reporter: and yet even with that information, six minutes go by without any sort of response. then we see arradondo wi

time here tonight. coming on with us kron 4 news at night. thank you, grant. thank you, justin. thanks, michael. coming up here tonight at 9 o'clock, a bay area professor is being remembered. >> after he died during a hike in utah. but those closest to him remember the most about his life and legacy. >> and is blazing hot across parts the united states not so much here in parts of the bay area. we'll talk about that. your get away forecast coming up next. >> and back to baseball. all-star break is done. the a's beginning the 2nd half of their season. double header against the tigers. let's play 2 kylen mills has highlights next. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> a matchup of the cellar dwellers this afternoon at the coliseum is the a's hosted the tigers for a double header. oakland has the worst record in the american league. detroit has the 3rd worst. let's start with game 2 a's fans hoping that he might be able to pick it up in the 2nd half of the season. this young guy just enamored with the bat, like whatever a's lefty, frankie montas only pitched 3 innings point. was he good giving up? no runs a

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are offensive and advise you create time and time is what you cry needs in order to counter the russians and maybe even start all really interesting. justin crump from civil line in the u. k. thank you so much. okay, we're going to take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. crowds have gathered outside the embassy of me and mar and thailand. capital bank ought to process the execution of 4 political activist executions, which were me and must 1st and decades that prompted international outrage. the country's military raheem accused the full men of aging terror acts by civilian protest, as in the democratic republic of congo. still, the un headquarters in the countries of east crowds in the city of goma were demanding the withdrawal of the un peacekeeping mission. the region is beset by fighting among multiple militias and government forces. and a gunman who shot that 2 people in the canadian province in british columbia has been shot and killed by police. shoot, also wounded to others during an hours long rampage. true, suburban, vancouver investigators originally thought the attack was targeting the h

." >>> time to check in with weather with meteorologist jessica burch. >> thanks, justin.t off with a foggy look over what should be san francisco. this is a live look above the marine layer we're waking up with this morning. a lot of us can't see the sunrise. that is stunning right now. the sun has officially rose, official sunrise was actually just around 6:02. let's take a quick look at what we can expect for our forecast as we extend into this afternoon. starting off with the fact the national weather service has issued a beach hazard statement due to sneaker waves all along our coast. this ranges from half moon bay north of the bay up into bodega and stinson, too, so be careful for all of our beach-goers today that lasts until tomorrow. up in the atmosphere we're dealing with a high and low pushing against each other, allowing winds to push in from the southwest what's driving in the thick marine layer this morning. to add to that, temperatures are on the rise as we head into this week. for now that marine layer as well as an onshore flow is keeping us just a degree b

justin andrews went out on the water to learn more. >> reporter: fishing in the bay. there's nothing like it for leo. >> this is my first time fishing here. >> reporter: in less than an hour, this 10-year-old caught something. this roughly 22-inch halibut. >> it takes a while to catch a fish. >> reporter: but it didn't take him too long. little leo and a couple other kiddos were casting with cops. they didn't cast a fishing net, but casting with cops is a new program the police department just started for 6 to 15-year-olds. captain matthew mcmullen says it's all about building bonds. >> it's just been a really great platform to spend quality time with kids. >> reporter: with this bay area backdrop, that quality time was spent with officers, teaching kids how to bait, cast, and hook, even givingafety tips. >> they get to experience something new with a police officer that's not in that immediacy of the chaos. >> reporter: a day on the water catching some fish -- >> it's super fun. >> reporter: but building relationships, something leo may not fully understand now. >> it's a great way for alameda to have people out on boats wi