laura scott, bbc news. that is all the time we have left one hour.ts news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it's felt quite pleasant in any strong june sunshine. but generally temperatures have been below par for this time of year and wednesday looks pretty similar to the last few days. some spells of sunshine, variable cloud and further showers mostly across eastern areas. i think there'll be fewer showers around on wednesday because this is a ridge of high pressure, will tend to kill the showers off. the winds will be lighter, but we're still got that blue hue, that cold arctic air hanging around for at least one more day before something milder starts to push in off the atlantic, but with wind and rain. so it's a chilly start to wednesday. temperatures could be in low single digits in some rural spots. these are towns and city values. a little bit of mist and fog where skies have cleared overnight, but it's here where you'll have the

laura scott, bbc news.bledon. one of the crown jewels of the british sporting calendar, play begins tomorrow.7 time mens chamion novak djokovic is playing — but there's still no news on whether the former champion andy murray will take part. let's take a look at the runners and riders in this championships with our reporter emer mccarthy. have we got an update on andy murray? he is 37 years old, he has hinted at retirement and he had an operation on his back last week. if he does play, he is set to meet his opponent from the czech republic on tuesday and he has been granted a wild card to play doubles with his brother jamie. but we still have no news from camp marie yet. we are waiting on tenterhooks. emma raducanu is another british player we'll be looking out for tomorrow? she has been seen hitting up in an england kit. she will be having your rise on the match this afternoon. mr one there west open in 2021. she has sadly been plagued with injury for the last few years and she does not haveit the last few

laura scott, bbc news.nd open the tournament against the hosts germany, and england — appearing casual and relaxed here for their official photoshoot — with all the squad around the manager gareth southgate in the middle. southgate, with comments in the german press, saying if he doesn't win it, he could leave the job. and glenn kick off the tournament on sunday against serbia before matches against denmark and slovenia stop more euros to build up on the bbc sport website. that's it for me and the team here, thank you for watching, and we see you again next time. hello there, good evening. well, it's been another day of sunny spells with some showers. blustery, chilly northwesterly winds blowing towards north sea—facing coasts once again. the air is cold for the time of year certainly, but it still feels pleasantly warm — the best of the sunshine, the sun just as strong as it is everyjune. and there'll be more in the way of sunshine probably tomorrow — the driest—looking day of the week. not completely dry,

laura scott, bbc news, roehampton. fascinating to see if they go with it.ebsite and keep up with everything, the tour de france, the football, wimbledon next week and there is a lot going on on the bbc sport website. from everybody here at the sports day team, that's it for now, goodbye. hello there. we may have lost the heat that some of us experienced earlier this week, but that certainly doesn't mean it's going to be a wash—out weekend. in fact, many places will stay dry. just a little bit of rain here and there. equally some spells of sunshine. now, during today, we've had this curl of cloud, an area of low pressure, to the north of us. that brought some heavy rain first thing across northern scotland. that tending to clear away. a fair amount of cloud elsewhere, but actually as we go through the evening, we'll see clear skies for many. and then this next zone of cloud rolling its way in from the west. some outbreaks of patchy rain maybe just fringing into the south of northern ireland, more especially into west wales, parts of north—west england by the

laura scott caught up with the latter on monday.ht a lot of people by surprise that he was even hoping to compete at wimbledon after he had surgery on his knee following an injury that he picked up at roland garros. but he arrived here yesterday, and we've just watched him take part in a practice session out on the court in front of lots of people. the cameras are trained on his every move. he is still very much undecided about whether he will be able to take part in wimbledon. he is, of course, a seven—time champion here, but he did issue a pretty positive update when he came off the court. he's pleased with his trajectory over how his rehab is going. and i asked him a little bit earlier how hopeful he is of being able to compete at wimbledon when it begins next week. i didn't come here to play three rounds. you know, i'm going to take it day—by—day and then make a decision based on the feeling or the observation or the conclusion that i and team members have made, you know, over the four orfive, six days. and if i know that i can

laura: well, coming up how the court actually of public opinion shaped the trial of scott peterson. our legal analysts break down how the public affected everything. laura: welcome back. so where are some of the notable people besides scott peterson? amber frey, scott's girlfriend, who at the time didn't know he was married, reportedly still lives in fresno. she published a book "witness for the prosecution of scott peterson." according to her social media account, she's now an ambassador for the pre-workout supplement and energy drink company. rochelle nice, a juror in the original trial also referred to during the trial as strawberry shortcake, is still here in the bay area. she wrote a book about the case with other jurors previously denying that her personal experiences influenced her during the trial. janie peterson, scott peterson's sister-in-law is helping with scott's challenge. she's currently living in san diego county and even attended law school but is not a licensed attorney. well, joining me once again are attorneys, paula canny and dean johnson. so how did the court of

laura scott, bbc news.ersonal inspiration to him too. he's been talking to sally nugent. 0k? there we are. former rugby union player ed slater was diagnosed with motor neurone disease two years ago. he became friends with rob burrow. there we go. i love that we still congratulate each other every time we do that. that was former rugby union player ed slater paying his respects to the late rob burrow. now the weather with elizabeth. the air might be cold but the sunshine is as strong as it is every june, and there has been a lot of it around today and in the best of that it does feel pleasantly warm but the air is chilly and there have been a few showers around as well, particularly down north sea facing coasts through wales and the midlands and it's the same sort of story as we head through the rest of the afternoon with sunshine and showers and some rather chilly air with a brisk north—westerly wind, and it is that allowing all of the cold arctic air to flood down from the north. the wind is brisk for the

with more, here's our sports news correspondent laura scott.y because we have andy murray in the team for his fifth olympic games, but because there is no emma raducanu in the list. she wasn't expected to play in paris, but earlier this week was offered a special place by the international tennis federation by virtue of the fact that she won the 2021 us open. she has actually rejected that spot, and while some people might be confused as to why she would do that, ian bates, the team leader, explained that he has had a number of conversations with emma in recent weeks, and it was felt that the change of surface from grass, which she has been playing well on, practically, from grass, which she has been playing well on, back to clay, and then to the hard courts in the us swing later in the summer would be difficult for her given her wrist surgery last year. really excited she is back on the court, playing great tennis, and for everybody in british tennis, that is a hugely important thing. the olympics is a fabulous opportunity for every tennis pla

laura scott, bbc news, roehampton.e. for much of its existence the landmark which runs from west yorkshire to greater manchester has been accessible by passenger boat. the lantern has more. we are heading in now. the other end of this is great at manchester. heading into the longest and deepest and highest canal tunnel in the country. and highest canal tunnel in the count . ~ . . ., ., and highest canal tunnel in the count . ~ . . ., ., ., country. according to john, we are headin: country. according to john, we are heading in- — country. according to john, we are heading in- we _ country. according to john, we are heading in. we have _ country. according to john, we are heading in. we have got _ country. according to john, we are heading in. we have got the i country. according to john, we are heading in. we have got the lightsj heading in. we have got the lights on because it's literally pitch black. you don't want to be in there without a light. and this is us now, going into the tunnel proper, as it were. we haveju

chief executive of the all england club and has been speaking to our sports news correspondent laura scotte bit so we got an area at the back of the help of the hill lawn and we move things around to create more viewing opportunities for fans on the ground to watch the big screen. i think the biggest change, really, just outside the ground, is what we have done with the keeper to think you can of course, an iconic and absolutely important part of the championship to fans open those people hard enough and decided going tojoin us to the queue we are really focused on trying to improve the experience that they have so we have created an experiential area so if you are lucky enough to that first group of people to get your ticket or you are waiting to get into the ground is lighter on the day we've got an area where you can relax a bit. there is food and drink and a big screen. some of our partners are doing fun things that people can participate in in that space. he still had the opportunity to stand on line if you want to do that and i suspect some people will be quite committed to standing

laura scott has been talking to the latter today. or not he was and out with just a week to go, but was clear from this camp is a no decision has yet been taken over the weekend, reports that have been ruled out after back surgery but this morning, we had update from his management of said following his surgery on saturday and he is continuing to work with his medical team to confirm when you will return to court and no decisions have been made. but is clearly weighing up his and we know he had planned to compete hear about the singles in the doubles with his brotherjamie and that is been thrown into doubt because of this back injury and still a bit of a waiting game when it comes to andy murray. and the courts behind you over the course of two weeks, it still needs of stars and perhaps know andy murray potentially know that novak djokovic might be able to play although you been speaking to him today. caught a lot of peeple — been speaking to him today. caught a lot of peeple by _ been speaking to him today. caught a lot of people by

scott and laura, good morning to you guys.ou know, i would do anything for love and maybe that's what these runners are doing. you know who took me through those stretches at jacobs lubinski from the bay area running club and all his crew that woke up early to get a nice early morning jog with us. jacob, this. you're starting off too fast. oh, my. slow down, slow down. just kidding. i'm just kidding. no you guys are great. tell me how this all started. it started off a tiktok, making a little joke on getting off the dating apps and then hopping on to the run club and meeting someone there. okay, i mean, that's kind of how this this generation meets people gets online, starts dating, and you're saying, i've had enough of that. keep it organic, meet someone new, even if you're not going to date someone you meet a new friend or a connection or work and it's something new that i don't think anyone's really doing, and it's really taken off. i mean, like, this is a great group of people who woke up early just to support you in the b

our sports correspondent laura scott is at wimbledon for us, which has particular resonance for andyd at the paris 0lympics but those plans were thrown into disarray last week when he had to retire injured at queens with a back issue that he said was causing nerve type discomfort and loss of coordination in his right leg. it turned out that was being caused by a spinal cyst which he said today had grown rapidly in recent weeks. he was advised that surgery was essential and he had that last saturday. remarkably, he is already back training but he is going to leave it until the last possible moment before deciding whether to take part in both the singles at wimbledon and also the doubles alongside his brotherjamie. there are risks involved, so why would he do it? there are two things at play. 0ne, he doesn't want his final memory on court to be what happened at queens and he wants to play a final, proper match, as he sees it, but he also wants to be back here at wimbledon, the scene of such special memories over his career, the champion twice and also 0lympic memories over his career,

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ours sports news correspondent laura scott reports.nything or watch social media anyway. it's kind of funny. i think people see it as fake straightaway, so i don't mind it. in response to being alerted to the videos, the football association said, as we do with all harmful content. we can to to get this removed. gareth and everyone is focused on the coming game. if you look at this content on a big screen like this, it will be much easier to see that it is fake. that becomes trickier if you are scrolling on a smartphone well on the go. experts warn it's notjust those with high profiles who are vulnerable to this sort of manipulation. it's notjust people who have a big digital footprint whose identity can't be copied. i can take as little as 30 seconds of somebody�*s voice, as short as a single image of somebody and create deep fakes of so yes, ceos, politicians have a huge vulnerability. but also you and me. and now most people who have the smallest digital footprints can be deep fakes. so while you are thinking about this, don'tjust t

our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. support mothers. how have you found that return and how you view your body and how your body has responded to getting back to top—level sport? it's a journey, isn't it? laughter. i wouldn't say i'm back to where i would want to be, and i thought that i would be back by now. but, again, i think it's one of those things that is so unknown, like, you don't know how your body is going to react. and i didn't know how my body was going to react with having a disability, as well. some feel they've become even better athletes. so i'm actually faster than i was before. really?! amazing! i've actually pb'd all my lifts and most of my tests this year. i certainly came to respect myself in ways where i probably wouldn't have before. so what's the one area they think needs even more focus? pelvic floor is the go—to for me with that question. 24 months postpartum... you still need to be... ..like, if you get a cold and you're coughing loads, you probably will wet yourself and it's like — it sounds

laura scott, bbc news, roehampton.uld be you could detach this bit from around the rubber and recycle that. to make new balls. i guess it could still have a coating to make it look more like a traditional tennis ball. you could not hit... not like it is there, it would be like one of those air balls but the idea is you can detach the parts whereas this at the moment you cannot recycle. mil parts whereas this at the moment you cannot recycle-— cannot recycle. all of it is a good thin. thing. innovation is good. you saw the pictures of the players with wooden rackets and when that was the thing people used to say metal rackets would not work. and we are where we are. , and we are where we are. sometimes chance can and we are where we are. sometimes change can seem _ and we are where we are. sometimes change can seem shocking _ and we are where we are. sometimes change can seem shocking and - and we are where we are. sometimes change can seem shocking and scary i change can seem shocking and scary but this is what a good

i'm marcus washington and i'm scott mcgrew. laura has the day off this morning. we'll get right to our breaking news. the wildfire burning in wine country. firefighters had their hands full overnight. yeah, not only that, but the teams are really facing some challenging conditions. we have team coverage for you, meteorologist kari hall. she's tracking those conditions. but first, today in the bay's bob redell. he's live for us in healdsburg. and bob, let's talk about this. what are you learning about this fire? because i know it's continued to burn and it's grown a little bit overnight. we got into some new numbers from cal fire. we're near downtown healdsburg. the fire is burning several miles to the northwest of us in the hills. this is new video. into the newsroom. you can see some of the flames that were shot from overnight. it has grown significantly in size from when it first started, which was yesterday afternoon. around 1230 at 3:00. yesterday was 120 acres. now we've just learned it's just over. it's just at 1100 acres. so it's grown about 90 acres since

i'm laura garcia, and i'm scott mcgrew.arcus washington has the rest of the week off new overnight san francisco police investigating a shooting at dolores park happened a little before 1030 last night. video shows crime scene investigators and caution tape at the scene. witnesses at that scene tell us they saw at least one person shot. but right now, police are not confirming any details. well, now to the latest on a brush fire in the north bay. the crystal fire in saint helena erupted yesterday afternoon. crews stopping the fire at 60 acres just before 5:00. it did cause an air quality advisory for some cities in napa county. luckily, no homes were damaged, but five firefighters were hurt right now it is 65% contained. let's ask meteorologist kari hall to join in here. you've been tracking some potentially dangerous conditions. not going to be quite as hot today. you said. yeah. and that should hopefully help the firefighters get more containment on that. humidity is higher. but this has had an impact on our air quality.

speaking to our sports news correspondent laura scott, the two—time wimbledon champion and two—time olympichow i feel in the, you know, the next couple of weeks. you know, how i feel like i'm performing. there's lots of things that factor into, you know, retiring from sport, like, i think in lots of careers, like, retirement is, you know, you celebrate that. you know, people really look forward to that day~ _ that's not something i feel. like, i love playing tennis, but, ultimately, you know, if physically you're not able to play to the level you want to or your results or not —— are not as you wish, you know that... those things factor into the decision. so, you know, see a little bit how the next few weeks go and see what happens. summer means different things to different people, andy. does september count as summer? does usa open, davis cup? could we see you playing till then? i don't think so. you know, iwould probably... if i was going to finish my career, would rather finish, you know, at wimbledon or an olympic games to me would be probably more fitting. like, i've had amazing exper

i'm scott mcgrew in for laura. we are such good friends, but both of our mics can be on at the same time. it's amazing. let's get right to that. breaking news team coverage. the point. fire burning in the north bay. meteorologist kari hall monitoring the air quality and the conditions that they're going to face. but first, let's get over to bob redell. he is live for us in sonoma county this morning. and bob, you're closer to that area. what are the conditions right now? well, you can definitely smell the fire here. we're in downtown or near downtown healdsburg. this fire is roughly maybe 5 to 8 miles in that direction. it's just over a thousand acres, according to cal fire. and only 15% contained. but if you're even here in healdsburg, the way the winds are, you can smell the smoke. it's not overwhelming, but you are aware that there's something burning out there. a fire crews, they are working around houses in the evacuation zones and have saved hundreds of structures already. but the point fire did claim two hom

your friday at that i'm laura garcia and i'm scott mcgrew.s stretching. we're going to go for a run this morning at 645. we will be out with these guys in san francisco. also, ginger conejero saab in the middle of it, introducing us to the bay area, running club. she says people are turning to clubs like this one to find love. there you go to your health this morning. maybe you're ready to lace up and head out the door. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. yeah, well you're stretching. yeah let's get ready. we better kick off the heels, though. yeah, we have some cooler weather and it's going to be a really nice day starting out with some low clouds and fog beginning to make its way over the golden gate bridge. but the wind coming off of the fog that we'll see along the coastline will help cool us all down. let's head over to hayward with a look at how your morning will shape up. we're in the upper 50s right now. a light wind. we'll see a lot more sunshine right at about 9:00. it's clear through the rest of the day and will

laura: janelle, who until this election cycle was a registered republican and local news anchor. >> when you pay attention to what scotthe is so extreme, he doesn't even vote with his republican colleagues most of the time. laura: payer is an extremist who did much more than just vote to overturn the 2020 election results. >> when votes are accepted under unconstitutional means without fair and equal protection for all, the only result can be an illegitimate outcome. illegitimate. laura: in the le up to january 6, perry repeatedly pushed for trump to install a fellow election denier as acting attorney general, and was investigated for his efforts to subvert the 2020 election. >> as you will see, representative carey contacted the white house in the weeks after january 6 to seek a presidential pardon. multiple other republican congressmen also sought presidential pardons for their roles in attempting to overturn the 2020 election. laura: last december perry was ordered to turn over more than 1600 text messages, emails, and other communications to federal prosecutors investigating trump's attempt to block the peaceful tr

laura marcus. all right. thanks, scott. small business owners are making a plea to state lawmakers to preserve a critical program. here's a live look in sacramento this morning. this is where later today, small business groups will gather to convince lawmakers to reconsider the proposed 50% cut to california's small business assistance services. that program has been critical in keeping small businesses afloat ever since the pandemic. the owner of one san francisco cafe and catering company fears that those cuts may doom some businesses trying to stay afloat . these cuts will definitely impact, minority owned and women owned and all kind of small business. so what the program does is it provides technical assistance, including bilingual classes through san francisco's renaissance entrepreneurship center. advocates say that the proposed cuts could impact up to 75,000 small businesses statewide. and, well, 2040 this morning, four diplomas, one celebration, a gilroy family getting ready to watch their quadruplets graduate from

right now i'm laura garcia, and i'm scott mcgrew. the freedom to marry initiative. it would protect the fundamental right to marry regardless of gender, ethnicity or sexual orientation. now, marriage equality has been legalized across the united states, but a california's constitution still says same sex couples are not allowed to marry. the ballot measure would update the constitution to reflect current law. newsom and community leaders will hold a press conference in san francisco at 1030 this morning. let's get a look at the forecast on this friday morning with meteorologist kari hall. and we're waking up to a lot of sunshine across the bay area, but it becomes windy as we go throughout the day, and temperatures range from mid 60 near the coast to low 80s in the north bay, and some mid 80s for the tri-valley. look at los gatos today, a high of 88 degrees, but overall we are on a cooling trend and that's what we'll see into the weekend with temperatures mostly in the 70s for the valleys for tomorrow. back to you. all right. and mak

laura. all right. thank you very much, scott.s everywhere who find themselves tapped out at the end of the day, there's a new conference for women, just like you here in the bay area. it's called the super mom ceo immersion event. it's a three day workshop next month in san francisco. it's aimed at business owners, entrepreneurs, working moms or moms with a dream of doing more than mothering. organizers say women will receive support in leadership, time management and balancing family and career, even if their own personal plans are on the back burner. people have amazing etsy places, food trucks. they have all these amazing ideas and they're always telling each other like, well, maybe one day. and here at this super mom ceo event, it's really creating the legacy that you want to create for yourself and fully for your children. tickets are on sale right now at super mom ceo.com. the event runs july 24th through the 26th at the argonaut hotel. go do it, ladies. well, speaking of super mom, super mom, right here you are as well. al

laura. all right. thank you very much, scott. san francisco is now a sanctuary city for transgender people.f supervisors approved the new resolution last night. supervisor rafael mandelman introduced that resolution. although it's mostly symbolic, it will help provide safety for members of the trans community and protect those providing gender affirming care. the resolution goes into effect immediately. it comes as some conservative states are limiting transgender rights. supervisor mandelman shared his message for those who may be struggling in other states. we just wanted to send out a little beacon in this pride month, to folks in those places that, you know, there are there are people here who care about you, who see you and who will support you if you make your way here. california or san francisco, rather, is the third california city to make the declaration behind west hollywood and sacramento. and we are celebrating pride month. here we are shining a light on some of the people who have contributed to the bay area's vibrant lgbtq community. for pride month, san francisco's marsh the

laura. all right. thank you very much, scott. 549 right now, new this morning, telehealth gaining in popularity and helpinge. telehealth became very popular back in 2020 during the covid 19 pandemic, when everyone was isolating. people could reach doctors or therapists online. well, now the practice has certainly stuck around. it's helping a lot of therapists and counselors treat patients across the state, including in san diego, and making help even more accessible. the accessibility for people who are maybe in more rural areas, or maybe have barriers getting to in-person services. so maybe people who don't have access to a car, or may have health conditions that cause them to have limited mobility and things like that. so i think telehealth has really beneficial for those types of circumstance cases. studies have shown six out of ten adults are struggling with mental health issues. if you're looking for help, you can start your search for a therapist at psychologytoday.com. we'll post that link on nbcbayarea.com as well. i'll head this morning on the today show, an exclusive look behind the scenes in the

laura always a lot to follow there. thank you scott.ll, all this coming week, the today show is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its studio one a and very close by plaza in the heart of manhattan. yeah, that location really was a milestone for the show, and it tightened the connection with viewers. many of them coming from around the country and world, for that matter, to visit today. mark barger actually shows us some of what made the plaza so special. good morning. and welcome to today on a monday morning. welcome to studio one, a when bryant gumbel and katie couric christened the street level studio 30 years ago, it was a real moment. it was also a throwback. part of our cast is you to when dave garroway started today in 1952, it was reconnecting with those roots and really saying, this is the legacy, a window on the world that also gave the world a window into the inner workings of a still fledgling medium. you got your own desk now go away. when nbc transitioned to color in the 60s, cameras of the day could not keep up with chan

had to have these miracle cures like hydroxychloroquine which he got from laura ingraham on fox news. then he would bring in scottd him what he wanted to hear. it was tough. >> it's strikes because we're going towards an election where we're choosing between these two people and the pandemic is one of the most intense and high cost in lives crises you could ever have. so americans at the time rejected trump for that and other reasons and yet now you see them in a close race and it's sort of striking. you also dealt with a lot of these figures, peter navarro. >> right. >> who is currently incarcerated for defying a government subpoena, you write, there you go again, navarro shouted. i could tell that he disliked me. you don't know what you're talking b you guys have blood on your hands, he repeated his voice raised, assailed for for disagreeing with the china ban in late january which was not true. did you think mr. navarro had the requisite credentials to be a policymaker on these issues? why did you have such disagreement and what do you think of him now that he's in a federal prison? >> i don't want to comment

laura the following thursday. all right. thank you very much, scottonic neighborhoods is getting reimagined. the design aims to revamp and upgrade a three block stretch of where powell meets market, in hopes of luring people to visit and live there. the main vision is to create bustling public space filled with storefronts. there will also be upgraded wider sidewalks and a golden lantern suspended in the air above of the cable car turntable. the price tag estimated to be between 20 to $30 million. mayor london breed is expressing support for the project, proposing new funding and a bond measure. we're expected to learn more about that project during an open house tomorrow. who's going to clean the chandelier? i mean, tourism in san francisco benefits from hot weather because we like to find someplace cool. it's usually because you can buy a fleece. yeah, that's true. up there. and buy a $10 hoodie for anybody visiting. we're always like layers, layers, layers. today it's going to be in the 70s. so if that's your, you know, nice temperature outlook i t

laura a lot to follow there. thank you very much, scott. well listen to this.southern california beach remains closed after a shark attacked a swimmer yesterday. it happened in del mar at the del mar beach. that's just about 20 miles north of san diego. the swimmer was bitten in the torso along with his left arm and hand. luckily, his injuries are not life threatening. he was actually swimming with a group of people right now. the beach is scheduled to reopen tomorrow. well, what a run for stanford's women's softball team. and they are still going. they actually have another shot at the top team tonight for a berth in the world series. the cardinal came through in a big way yesterday. yesterday against ucla ava gaule gaul actually hit that line drive base hit in the third giving the cardinal the lead. it would actually hold up. stanford wins the game 3 to 1. the cardinal have now survived five elimination games in this tournament for the cardinal. they move on tonight. they're going to actually have to beat texas not once, but twice. now. if texas wins the firs

scott mcafeeeah. ruling? they thought this wadid,s goinge help? >> laurar face and you make a great point about how caitlin should have asked that obvious question, butun i would love to send her a gofundme check when she looked up and said, is everything okay? it was a beautifully played moment but no, it is absolutely devastating and i love the clipe from fani willis earlier, yet it sounds like she's winning if by. winning we are talking about losing. and the idea, she will hide behind racism, is basically then only't thing they have becauseti obviously, they don't have any ability whatsoever to argue.>> l their case. >> laura: ben, they keep digging themselves into a deeper hole and wade x like leaving mid interview is totally normal. he sits back down, and the whole thing was bizarre. but i guess played it fine.ddle is that now a new role you can get up get in the middle of anme interview? why don't want you guys get up and come back michael get a lea snack and come back.ne. >> leaning back, totally fine. >> laura: he shoulhe sd have bought a ball, ben

♪ 756 i'm scott mcgrew and i'm laura garcia. happening now. speak, folks in san jose's edenvale neighborhood spotted the cat last night. it's near l.a. drive and war admiral way, not too far from valley christian high school. the mountain lion was spotted walking in the front yards of many homes. at last check, police are asking neighbors to stay indoors, bring their pets inside. officer have been working with animal control to track it down. if you see it, call 911. now let's get a look at that microclimate forecast with meteorologist kari hall. it will be a little bit cooler today, but still warm in the inland valleys. we're really feeling that relief along the coastline with half moon bay looking at a high of 66 degrees 71 in san francisco, and as you make your way inland, will be in the upper 70s and low 80s. it continues to come down several more degrees tomorrow. so in san jose we're looking at a high of 84. that's just slightly above what we typically see for this time of year. we're going to have more nice weather for the weekend. we'l

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over there, but we can assume marcus and laura that that he's very worried about what's happening in his house. absolutely we're drawing with janelle now, scott. i mean, it's certainly has been a time. so can you talk to me about i know you said the person who was helping we saw him in the video earlier, using the water hose from his home. now, has that area been evacuated as well? have been evacuated as well? yes. we've since been pushed back. we're near that field that we started at and the field has burned a little bit, but yes, the neighbors have been pushed back. that man with the with the hose who was just so quick to respond, he beat a lot of the firefighters here, he has been pushed back as well. and now we're just. i am genuinely surprised, marcus, that this thing hasn't collapsed yet, which it often does. we see that with home depot. you remember that? and i can see the soot starting to blow everywhere here, but it has spread. and this thing will be out at some point because it's just going to burn the whole thing down. scott, the fire is burning right behind you. can you have your photographer zoom in a little bit? we're getting wo

these miracle cures like hydroxychloroquine, which he got from laura ingram on fox news and then after that he would bring in somebody like scott telling him what he wanted to hear. it was tough. >> it's straightening -- striking. we are going towards an election where we are choosing between these people and the pandemic is one of the most intense and high cost in lives crises you could ever have, and so americans at the time rejected trump for that and other reasons, and yet now you see them in a close race. it is sort of striking. you dealt with a lot of these figures, peter navarro who is currently incarcerated for defying a government subpoena. there you go again, navarro shouted. i can tell by the look in his eye that he clearly dislike me. you don't know what you are talking about. you guys have blood on your hands. he repeated, his voice raised, he disagreed with the travel ban from china in late january, which was not true. did you think that mr. navarro had the requisite credentials to be a policymaker on these issues? why did you have such disagreement? what you think of him now? >> i want to comment about the federa

. >> laura: only thing worse being a braggart than being someone who just displays false humility, joining me now dr. scottellow at the hoover institution. dr. atlas, fauci talked about how he would stand up to president trump publicly during covid and then he took a shot, watch. >> and then when that didn't work, he started invoking magical cures like hydroxychloroquine and then when it became clear that wasn't working he brought in scott atlas who told him everything he wanted to hear. it was just wanting so much for it to go away and figuring out if it wasn't going to go away naturally, i'm going to act like it's going to go away. that was the problem. >> laura: dr. atlas, your response? took a shot at you, my friend. >> yeah, you know, laura. if it weren't so morally repugnant to watch him it would be comical. fauci's legacy presiding over the biggest failure, the most immoral disaster of public health fiasco in history with his sidekick deborah birx and their legacy is very clear. not just the millions of people damaged, harmed and killed by his policies. it's not just the long lasting damage on child

laura ingraham. it is official, trump has selected his vice president. >> in my mind, yeah. >> do they know? >> no, nobody knows. >> kayleigh: byron donald, tim scott and burgum are here to weigh in. anti-israel mob beats a jewish woman outside of a los angeles synagogue. [screaming] >> kayleigh: this one is wild, aoc and jamaal bowman's rally. ♪ >> we going to show them who the -- we are. >> kayleigh: yieshgsz ikes, just three days away. >> should i be tough and nasty and say you're the worst president in hift rear or should i be nice and calm and let him speak? >> 50/50. >> be tough, be tough. >> kayleigh: despite smear from media or targeted lawfare from left wing prosecutors, trump is having a blast on the campaign trail. no wonder this happy warrior is ahead in the real clear politics averages. people know he has their back and enjoying the president everywhere he goes. in philadelphia, got to see trump's own personal style of debate prep when he stopped by a local cheesesteak diner. >> there is tremendous interest in the united states. when you say prep, this is prepping, these people know what they want, right? >> kayleigh: trump is outs, me

scott mcgrew breaks down the decision, which could have larger implications on gun laws across the country. good morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. we have a lot to get to, but we want to continue to monitor what lies ahead for oakland mayor sheng thao. one day after her home was searched by federal agents with the fbi, the irs and the us postal service. it's a story we first brought you as breaking news. nbc bay area ginger conejero saab live for us outside of tao's home. so ginger, a lot of folks now really calling for the mayor's resignation. well, that's right, marcus kris. we do know that community members who were originally calling for the recall pushing for that recall, are now calling for mayor tao to step down from her post. they are now asking for her immediate resignation. now, it's been a pretty quiet scene here outside mayor tao's home, which is a stark difference to what it was yesterday when fbi agents were here. but i do want to say that just moments ago, that was the only movement that we really have seen here. a gentleman who we believe lives inside the house stepped out and drove away in his car

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scott atlas who told him everything he wanted to are had. it was figuring out if it was not going to go away naturally, i will act like it is going to go away. >> lauralas, your response? took a shot at you, my friend. >> if it was not morally pugnant to watch him, it would be comical. he is presiding over biggest failure, most immoral fiasco in history with best of my recollection dr. birx. it is long-lasting damage on children and bigger things like personally destroying trust in science and public health gu gui guidance, not sure that is repairable. he is personally responsible for hateful division among americans with pseudoscience mandates demonizing people. he made a fool of himself during the testimony the other day admitting there is no data on his mandates and saying things like people lose their i'd logical bs when you make their lives difficult and you listen to fauci say listen, buddy, you want to go to school, you take the vaccine. listen, buddy, you want to go to work, take the vaccine. when powerful people, the elites have disdain for regular people. >> laura: one of my favorite topics, other than therapeutics that had value, most heal

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scott, said to be a top tier contender for v.p. to former president trump. thanks for watching "special report." i'm gillian turner in washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> lauraod evening. i'm la laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. nothing says vigor like octogenarian president ready to throw down. we have details on the biden interview gone horribly awry. attorney general garland defends the left's lawfare on capital hill. the twisted sound. and that tonight is this cop or is he a bulldozer? [siren] >> laura: an oklahoma police officer seemingly defying the laws of if i sicks to catch a fleeing subject. tonight jimmy failla has the details on this viral video and more. first, biden's border head fake, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ now, this is joe biden's border legacy in three names. the first one, david antonio calderon, an illegal alien who was freed from prison in el salvador and soon after crossed into the united states. is he now accused of murdering a woman in west virginia. by the way, the victim's body was burned. almost beyond recognition. weeks before that calling doron allegedly attacked two homeless peopl