and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five times.m again is... ..trying to articulate and understand what that actually means. and i know that, but it's... it's... it's nevertheless... it's painful. it's very... it's very painful. yeah. greg doran, i thank you so much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hello, there. we've had some exceptional weather throuthuly, and statistics came through this week to show that it was the driest on record in some southern and eastern parts of the uk, and there's little sign of any rain here for the rest of the week and into the weekend. but it's notjust been dry across the south and east. across the whole of the uk, through the summer so far — the meteorological summer, june, july — we've had just over 100mm of rain, whilst during the whole of the summer — so another month, august, added on — we'd normally expect to see about 240mm, so we're way off that. it has been dry across many parts, but obviously exceptionally so in the south, and with this high pressur

and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five times.see him again is... ..trying to articulate and understand what that actually means. and i know that, but it's... it's... it's nevertheless... it's painful. it's very... it's very painful. yeah. greg doran, i thank you so much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. little change on the weather front as we head into friday and the weekend. for most of us, it's going to be predominantly dry. yes, there is some rain in the forecast, but it'll fall in the form of hit—or—miss showers, and most of that is expected in western and northern scotland. indeed, the weather fronts that have been crossing the country in the last few days mostly fizzle away by the time they reach southern parts of the country. so, here, it remains bone—dry, and this high pressure, which will be building across the uk and europe, will be responsible for bringing some very warm weather, some hot weather towards the end of next week. so, the short term, then — a few showers around west

and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five times.ee him again is... ..trying to articulate and understand what that actually means. and i know that, but it's... it's... it's nevertheless... it's painful. it's very... it's very painful. yeah. greg doran, thank you so much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hello there. it's fair to say that rainfall has not been distributed evenly across the uk in the last five weeks or so. in hampshire where there is a hosepipe ban in force. at the moment we've had no rain in 0diham since the start ofjuly, whereas in the highlands there's been almost ten inches of rain and we've seen a few spots of rain and drizzle today in western scotland. that's why the temperatures here have been a bit lower, but on the whole a warmer afternoon than it was yesterday with temperatures widely into the mid 20s across england and wales in the sunshine. 0vernight tonight we'll have clear skies in many places. we'll see a little more rain approaching the far north west of scotlan

and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five times.see him again is... ..trying to articulate and understand what that actually means. and i know that, but it's... it's... it's nevertheless... it's painful. it's very... it's very painful. yeah. greg doran, i thank you so much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. the hosepipe ban is in force across parts of hampshire and the isle of wight and there are further bans on the way for other areas of south—east england and south wales. try again today for the majority of england and wales, but across north wales, northern england, north midlands, scotland and northern ireland, we have seen sunny spells and passing showers. when will it rain next in those parched areas. i have been struggling to find an answer. we might see rain in about ten days or even longer, maybe as long as two weeks. but any significant rain is probably going to be towards the last 3rd of august, certainly a long time away. looking at the weather picture overnight, showers clear up b

and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five times. is... ..trying to articulate and understand what that actually means. and i know that, but it's... it's... it's nevertheless... it's painful. it's very... it's very painful. yeah. greg doran, thank you so much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hello there. it'll be turning sunnier and warmer as we move through the weekend and into next week — we're expecting heatwave conditions certainly for england and wales. nights and days will become warmer. if it's rain you're looking for, most of that will be reserved for the north of the uk, as you can see here, particularly western scotland — barely any across england and wales here. it's expected to stay dry throughout. now for part two of the weekend, england and wales seeing the lion's share of the sunshine. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, probably eastern scotland not faring to badly with the sunshine. but there'll be some splashes of rain around, particularly western scotland where it

and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five times.ticulate and understand what that actually means. and i know that, but it's... it's... it's nevertheless... it's painful. it's very... it's very painful. yeah. greg doran, i thank you so much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hello, much of the country will stay dry over the week ahead and it is going to get hotter as well. these are the more comfortable temperatures that we have been seeing this afternoon. highs in the mid 20s across the south—east of england. not particularly warm in scotland and northern ireland, still some rain in the north of the country and that will continue into the night. it will slip down across the night. it will slip down across the western side of scotland and it will be light and patchy. elsewhere dry with clear skies and temperatures in rural areas dipping down to eight celsius. breezy tomorrow in scotland with western scotland seeing light rain or drizzle. drierand brighterthe drizzle. drier and brighter the furt

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earlier this week, england's lear williamson and georgetown way talked about making sure that this is the start of a journey, not the end of one euro 2020 two's legacy will not be defined by this match tonight . or indeed for by the last few weeks, but rather by how organizers build on this success in the years to come to the of use oliver moody reporting from london. the international committee of the red cross says it has not been granted access to the bombed outside of a prison camp, where dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in a missile strike. russia's defense ministry says it has invited the red cross and the un to inspect the location following calls from ukraine for an investigation. moscow and keith have blamed each other for the soldiers, deaths. elsewhere in ukraine, heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of me. clive killing a leading business man in the grain export business and injuring several other people. following the renewed attacks on port cities in southern ukraine, we asked dw mathias billing in odessa. if it's likely that raymond, grain sh

earlier this week, england's lear williamson and georgetown white talked about making sure that this is the start of a journey, not the end of one euro 2022 legacy will not be defined by this match tonight or indeed from by the last few weeks. the rather by how organizers build on this success in the years to come and from ali moody at wembley to formula one way. max for staffing has one the hungarian grant. pray. the dutchman started the rice at the back of the grid after engine trouble hampered his falsifying session. he also survived a mid race spin, but was still able to claim victory. things couldn't have looked much bleaker for red bills, max for snap, and as he started 10 from the grid. but whole season, the dutchman has been there to pounds when his rivals faltered. so it proved again in hungary. horses challenger, sharla clare spun off in france. last week, and he had another wretched time here for stopping overtook him after the 2nd round of pit stops. and la clerk had only temporarily take advantage of a spin by the dutchman eventually trailed in 6 elsewhere. louis hamilto

so in that letter she does say to washington that she will give them to tobias lear, but at first to buy his leader doesn't want them. he is too nervous that his personal correspondence between martha and george, which i think is very interesting because tobias lear was his longtime secretary so you would think that there would have been some overlap, but but maybe not maybe he really did respect george and marcus privacy, but she does eventually give the bundle to tobias and i believe he brings them back to to washington, but what's interesting and kind of cool and and just a glimpse into how people wrote letters and how they packaged up letters elizabeth specifically notes that she has bundled them up with her own paper and then three seals of her blessed friends arms that she uses so so she makes sure washington knows that that she seen the bundle but she hasn't looked in the bundle. so sadly. i think that they were probably burned as well. although i do really love the parallel of the fact that the two letters that survived that that we know of were found in a desk and then these

as we have lear, have learned, environmentalists are divided over the nuclear option. >> reporter: here at the solar one site in richmond, the largest public-private solar partnership in the bay area, all all of this can power about 4000 4000 homes when the sun is shining. that is why the daily renewable use looks like this. it is the energy gap that california need. right now nuclr now nuclear is having a moment. >> the experts at the state energy commission have been sayg been saying we are not going toe enough power in 25, 26, and maybe beyond that. >> reporter: dan richard and carbon free california have been been lobbying to keep it running past its scheduled closure. its currently producing about 9% of the state energy. richard callst a necessary link to a greener future. >> there are the reasons to keep keep the plant going. to keep the lights on and because it is a clean energy resource it competes with and displaces nonrenewable's and natural gas. >> >> there are some good arguments good arguments on both sides. wn do it without nuclear power, even though it is attractive becau

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to the exhibition, she believes that the girl will return home and will definitely write a book by lear supported me and they said that for her i am an example of courage, confidence, uh, courage, but in fact, now i will understand and say that no, i am not brave, because if i were brave, i would be where i am now, she is the main example for me today and of courage and love for our homeland at the exhibition we meet another woman not only a chair her two sons defenders of mariupol igor the elder died nikita was captured in a deer pen the excitement didn't stop still exchange that they are alive and, er, return home but on july 29, the heart broke for the third time, er, this day, i don't know what happened to my child, but still, i hope that he is alive, and soon i will write him down, the visitors of the exhibition are listening stories of the mothers of azov fighters and look at the photos and do not hold back tears, it is difficult to say just yours i am simply amazed i have always followed these photos and here it is to see them in nature it is painful to look at all the photos fro

here's louise lear. but at lord's today compared to yesterday, with some heavy rainfall, but it's rare that i start with a pressure chart because low pressure dominates the weather story at the moment, and these weather fronts will continue to produce more cloud and we've seen recently. but also some thundery rain as well. we have lost the risk of shop thundery downpours, still the risk of a few isolated showers in east anglia, its frontal rain at the moment, fairly light and patchy, and we could see some heavy bursts and whisk facing cuts of wales and north—west england this afternoon for up the cloud should remain broken in the south—east, still quite warm out there and we are likely to see temperatures peaking at 25 or 26, the high 70s. a bit fresherfurther north and west, with a brisk wind, costing in excess of 35 mph. that frontal rain will sink steadily south and east this evening and overnight but getting weak considerably, with no considerable rain for the south—east this evening at overnight, in

still refuses to come to terms with its failure. lears of in his railey tv channel were surprised when a jewish rabbi invited to talk in a situation in ukraine blasted kiev highlighting its fascist identity. michael finkle slammed president zalinski for establishing a neo nazi regime while champion those responsible for the deaths of thousands of jews. $36.00 times on those lensky ukraine was the only one to vote against israel at the un and above ukraine's heroes. it's a pet, clearer who kill 200000 jews. also, she's given you an s. s man class at the bond error on the arrow slab. stetsco, who said the old jews must be exterminated. and it's committed. who kills 300000 jews at me every year in kiev issue, there was a pride of the s s division and our foreign ministry protested against this is the opposite of these ukrainians us gum. this is essentially a neo nazi regime when interrupted by the interviewer and asked this be, quote more correctly, the rabbi continued his tirade against you frame. he also warned against quarrels with brush up a thrust that he is not in support of militar

here's louise lear.he forecast at the moment. it's pushing on across parts of south wales. some of it will turn quite heavy as well as we head into tomorrow. this rain is important in some ways, is the dividing line between the human air we are talking about. it's going to bring heavier bursts across wales and into the north of england, and a view scattered showers moving their way up scattered showers moving their way up to scotland. but look at the overnight lows across eastern and southern england, perhaps 17, 18, may be 19 degrees first thing tomorrow morning. a very mild start. it is this where the front that is going to continue to bring some rain out to the west, in contrast to the feel of the weather. further north and west it is fresher, but we have humid air once again across the southeast. i'm afraid, again, you are going to be saying it is too hot and humid, for some of us, particularly across east anglia and south—east england. some of the rain turning heavy across south—west england and wal

louise lear can tell us more aboutjust how dry it's been. it has been very dry.ordable rainfall across parts of southern england, but look at how dry it has been generally across the country anywhere with the browns below average rainfall but pretty much the whole of england has seen little rain at all. but new month and yes we have a new trend. there is some rain around. unfortunately it will not arrive in the places we need to see it. this is rainfall totals throughout the week so you can see no recordable rain across the south—east but further north and west we could see heavy rain, and it has already arrived. we have seen quite a lot of rainfall pushing into western scotland. it's going to continue to drift its way steadily north and east over the next few hours. some heavy rain and blustery winds to come overnight tonight in scotland and then during the early hours of tuesday morning, towards dawn we will see sharper showers moving their way through northern england and in two parts of north wales. by lunchtime however it is almost all gone. so it dies off o

still refuses to come to terms with its failure. lears of an israeli tv channel were surprised when a jewish rabbi invited to talk on a situation in ukraine blasted kiev highlighting its fascist identity. michael finkle slammed president zalinski for establishing a neo nazi regime while championing those responsible for the deaths of thousands of jews. $36.00 times on the zalinski, ukraine was the only one to vote against israel at the un. my bosom, ukraine's heroes. it's a pet lura who kill 200000 jews. oh, so shish coverage you and assess mon shooty plus the bond error on the arrow slab stat scotto who said the old jews must be exterminated in buddha, and that's camella skis 15 who killed 300000 jews at every year in kiev issue. there was a pride of the s s l e t, a division of division, and our foreign ministry protested against this is the offer to these ukrainians of scum. this is essentially a neo nazi regime when interrupted by the inter, we are and ask to speak quote more correctly. the rabbi continued his tirade against ukraine. he also warned against quarrels with russia, bu

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good morning. sunshine this morning we still have the met office amber warning enforce because those now, elsewhere, we have seen wall—to—wall sunshine this morning and the heat is already continuing to build. just a week with a front once again across the northern and western isles and here temperatures perhaps a little more subdued, but widely mid to high 20s, we could see temperatures across england and wales peeking into the mid 30s. now, that means that through evening and overnight those temperatures are not going to full very far at all, widely staying in the mid teens. we could see a little bit of low cloud drifting in off the east coast here but temperatures perhaps first thing in the morning starting off at around 20 celsius so an uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sleep, the heat may well peak on saturday, but then there is the potential for some thundery showers to arrive as we head into monday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a drought is expected to be declared in

here's louise lear.eather story at the moment, and these weather fronts will continue to produce more cloud and we've seen recently. but also some thundery rain as well. we have

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monica lear lewinsky was what, 1 in kennedy: early 20s. >> maybe 22 at the absolute oldest and he was president of the united states and she was an unpaid intern. by the way, how about the multiple accusations of rape and sexual assault. the question isn't w was your husband unfaithful. the question is your husband seems to be by every modern sense of the definition a predator and you're okay with that. that's what a candid conversation might look like and so it's amazing that they can still even get away with this framing. >> yeah, and i love how they're spinning it like you are so incredibly brave that your political ambitions were more important to you than your decency and common sense. good job. you're absolutely right and i was thinking about that the other day. monica lewinsky was vilified by the press and people blamed her as she was the one that bore more of the responsibility in the relationship. the predatory relationship where, you know -- so gross and really doesn't age well. speaking of terrible people, today marks six months since vladamir putin launched his invasion in

louise lear is here with more details and all of the weather.why we are seeing them so late in the summer with the wetter autumn months around the corner, to put this into context, the first six months of this year was the driest since 1976 with all months apart from february with the below average rainfall and although we had some heavy torrential flooding rain last week in parts of essex and also into lincolnshire, that is not the rain we need, because the ground is so hard at the moment, we need long—term widespread rain or over many months to start to replenish some of the water tables. now we have actually got some rain at the moment across wales, and you can see it starting to push in, so this rain will turn heavy as we go to the next few hours, moving through south—west england and into parts of wales, and it will drift its weight steadily eastwards, so that will be the story as we go through the evening and overnight tonight as well. that rain, if we zoom out, there will be heavy bursts moving across the pennines, and into parts of east

interview almost my last but his last interview and he often talked about the tensions with norman learcter. and even o'carroll o'connell was -- yet so much respect for the character and who he was representing that this part of america that may be was caricatured in one way they would often fight over the direction of the script and the character. others should follow that lead. >> brian: you know what you may be think of when he went through all these great shows? how unbelievable sitcoms and families got together and discussed and watched right? i think we are so diffuse now with streaming in all the cable channels, i don't see that ever happening again do you? >> they brought generations together and look at people want to have a political viewpoint fine. have a fund-raiser, donate, raise your voice come up with the take beloved creations like this and turn it against part of the populace i just think it's off limits. i just think it's bad form. >> brian: right. i need your reaction to this, beyonce made headlines today is promising to remove and offensive word from her new song cal

here's cnn bill lear. >> reporter: summer monsoons are adding a few precious inches to the lake mead not nearly enough. america's largest reservoir, still 25 feet lower than last summer, so this fall, parts of phoenix we'll see unprecedented tier 2 cuts of their share of the colorado river, joining arizona farmers at the end of the water rights line. >> to you for see a day when it's tier 3, tier 4 mandatory cuts that will get really severe? >> absolutely. i'm genuinely worried about the possibility of the system hitting deadpool. i absolutely am. >> reporter: deadpool is when meat gets low enough to crash the whole colorado system. when catherine sorensen was running water departments in phoenix and mayza it was the biggest worry, but now it's worse. the feds are begging western states to cut up to one out of every four gallons consumed. >> i know from our reporting there was western water managers that were frustrated that the bureau of reclamation wasn't tougher. they said work it out or we'll work it out for you but they didn't do that. what are your thoughts on that? >> is disap

louise lear can tell us more aboutjust how dry it's been. louise. has been memorable month.ee how extensive the dry weather has been across the country, but some areas across the country, but some areas across the country, but some areas across the south have not seen any recordable, traceable rainfall throughout the whole of the month. but there has been some rain across the far north—west of scotland and with the new month, we have got a new weather trend. there is rain in the forecast. this graphic will actually show that once again, as we go through the week there will be no recordable rain across the far south. further north and west, the dark at the blue, even green, show we could see some heavy bursts of rain and actually, we have got some rain and actually, we have got some rain in the forecast as we speak. it is moving into northern ireland, gradually pushing into western fringes of scotland, north—west england and parts of north wales. some of it will be heavy for a time through the night. so through this evening and overnight, the heavy rain moves to scotland and

john lear is joining us now, chief economist from morning consult. good to see you. >> yeah, thanks for having me on. i think what the fed is trying to do is essentially suck some of that excess demand for workers out of the economy which hopefully in turn will reduce some of the price pressure that we've seen and start bringing inflation down. so that is sort of what the fed is trying to do. it is a tricky balancing act. what they don't want to do is move the economy into recession and drive essentially pretty dramatic down right contraction in jobs. >> and that is the big fear, the big r word and the big i word. and even as we have seen over the last several months, despite strong job growth and low unemployment, it is about how fooem people people feel when come to the economy and the high prices at the grocery store are still sticking around. >> certainly true. we've seen inflation, gas prices, erode consumers' views of the economy, consumer confidence is at record lows. but i think there are some signs of near term optimism with gas prices starting to come down.

. >> reporter: black girls in blazers host events for girls to girls to come together and leare and career but it's in these small moments that felicia that felicia creates like this with shontrice, that she can really get her message out to the leaders of her statement. >> make sure we provide them wih opportunities to say and beautiful and powerful and conf. and confident. if we can get thm to believe that, that is what we what we are here for. >> see you later. >> i loved hanging out with them. they were inspiring. black black girls in blazers will have have events coming up especially especially with school starting. felicia started a book club if anyone is interested and it is on her website. >> i think she said black girls are to be heard and seen. i love love that story. >> she was saying i'm beautiful and confident and powerful getting women of color to believe that. > >> still ahead at in money watch. why slander the billion-dollar verdict. > >> [ music ] > >> the 1980s making a comeback? the compan californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 gene

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and uh, he was then the artistic director of the theater, he told me to go see the play king lear what play, uh, and for me to tell him my opinion about this performance. i went, he seemed like complete horror to me, and i came to his office, and he says to me, like, well, as i say, yes, in my opinion, complete shit. he says, it's clear and then it turned out that it was he who staged this performance. and after that, the rest of the years. i just sat there. i didn’t do anything to the cinema and the camera adore kolestnikov, which is not a foreshortening, then the hero the hero the lover the hero the warrior the hero, the defender the hero, the intellectual and the first this heroic texture, saw the great film director. stanislav govorukhin, i had a creepy project, really creepy, and it was also outside the family. and in general, some ordeals, and so on and so forth, and i arrived in moscow in this strange state. and i went to my friends to drink and the casting director of the talker stanislav sergeevich called me and he says, that's tomorrow, then come to the auditions, and i alrea

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let's bring in john lear.ldn't last the whole year but that is where we are and powell now has to krish the crush the inflation but not cause a recession. what do you expect to hear from him today? >> chair machine poman powell ih position. he is trying to communicate to markets what the fed is planning on doing and yet he wants to preserve that sort of flexibility to be data dependent. and i think that that is the sort of tension right now that makes it very difficult to interpret exactly how we should interpret his comments. you saw that with the clip you just played. and he also mentioned something like not only have we not thinking about raising interest rates by 75 basis points, but then in fact inflation numbers came in much hotter than he anticipated and they raised interest rates by 75 basis points. so i think that that is really where there is this tension. because it is very difficult right now to say anything meaningful given the vol timt and and numbers. >> and one thing on paper be how it feels to

here's louise lear. as ifi as if i don't feel guilty enough as it is to leave my dog to go to work., scattering of showers across scotland and persistent rain starting to show its hand across wales and eventually that will push into south—west england through the night. on top of all of that, the wind direction is still coming from the south—west. it is light, but still drawing up this humid air, so overnight tonight, very uncomfortable, particularly in the southeast with overnight lows of 18 or19 southeast with overnight lows of 18 or 19 degrees in the london area. this weatherfront is or 19 degrees in the london area. this weather front is the dividing line between fresh conditions to the north and west and still the humid air to the south of the weather front, so we have another very humid day to come tomorrow for many and there will be rain, for some heavy and persistent pushing in from the south—west moving its way up through wales and a few scattered showers further north and west but this is where the slightly fresher air is tending to sit, so through the afternoon we are lik

we need the semiconductors it's crystal lear we need them not only for javelin missiles but weapons systemsrtunately we produce zero percent of these chips now. china is trying to move ahead of us in manufacturing these sophisticated chips as well. it's no wonder the chien northeast communist party actively lobbied u.s. business against this bill. the united states must lead the world in the production of these advanced chips. this law will do exactly that. [ applause ] to be clear, this law is not handing out blank checks to companies. today i'm ordering my administration to be laser-focused on the guardrails to protect taxpayer dollars. it means making sure companies partner with community colleges and technical schools to offer training and apprenticeship programs and work with small and minority-owned businesses, power to take back federal funding if companies don't meet these commitments. this includes that companies pay a prevailing wage to ensure the tens of thousands of new construction jobs are union jobs, will not allow companies to use these funds to buy back stocks or issue divi

governor, tudor dixon, she has now tripled down on this point, ali, where she is, she has made it lear to michiganders that she does not believe that they deserve to have the personal freedoms that should be inherent for all of us. it is the same for adam laxov, running in nevada. doubled and tripled down. and so while it may not be a clear ballot question, these are republican candidates who have made it very clear with their statements and their positions and their votes that they intend to support national bans, that they intend to continue to strip away personal freedoms, and i am convinced, and kansas showed up last night, that voters are not going to stand for it. >> thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. the president of emily's list. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> for more on this historic vote and what it means for the nation with senator amy klobuchar next. ith senator amy klobuchar next i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budg

let's bring in john lear. good morning, john. that number really shocked me.what should i do in this uncertainty with my money and i say you have to pay down high interest debt. that is the only thing that is a guarantee is that interest rates will continue to go up. do you agree? >> i think interest rates not only will continue to go up, i think that they will stay elevated longer than a lot of folks appreciate including the financial markets that the fed's objective is to get inflation back down to 2% and they will have to be closer to 4%, 4.5% i think in terms of interest rates for quite a while to achieve that goal. >> and the fed is fighting inflation and we were watching these consumer numbers, retail earnings trying to see what is happening to the consumer. the consumer still pretty resilient here. changing what they buy. for example walmart saying that people were switching from deli meat and beef to hot dogs and canned tuna and stuff like that, cheaper items like that, they are changing what they are buying but still buying, still have excess cash. is

maybe one or two more days, and as we approach the end of the week and the weekend, it's going to lear are clear out of here and things feel better. you can see what's going on with this kind of interesting weather pattern. if we watch the big picture every day like clockwork, there's a line of thunderstorms that develops over the sierra. there it is today. here it comes again tomorrow and we'll see it happen again on friday. that's all coming from the desert southwest. they get thunderstorms, they're also along every year. it's one ofcool aspects. that gets pushed far enough west we feel it. for now it's just the humidity. we don't have the ability to develop thunderstorms. the humidity is gone by the weekend but the temperatures don't change a lot. the only exception to that would be if you're in the inland valleys, it will get a little cooler, low 90s today, upper 80s by the weekend. >>> gianna, over to you. >> outside lands is this weekend so a lot of people are headed outside. start planning ahead thinking how you get around golden gate park this weekend. here is what traffic cond

white house did not get a heads up from the department of justice before the raid, they had been very leareen what they do at the executive mansion and what happens down the road at main justice. but certainly this is a pretty dramatic escalation and it will be a political situation. and talk us to about what sort of coordination and cooperation is perhaps a better word, between the fbi and the department of justice, and the january 6th committee, who have of course been sort of the, if you will, the sound track of the summer, and for putting january 6th back into the public consciousness and outlining what trump did and how he fueled the violence that day. it's all connected. walk us through what, how thement is viewing what happened in the last 24 hours. >> it is actually not immediately clear what role the january 6th committee had in this part of the investigation. now, their work might have brought trump's efforts to stay in power back to the fore, but this potential investigation and the potential mishand ling of classified documents with the house oversight panel conducting its own

she told the story of being in her house and learing the water and having five or ten minutes to get out and watching everything that she owns pick up and float away. and then even worse than that, where it landed blocked in other people who live in some of the areas that are -- that are accessible only by one bridge. >> that bridge was blocked by the house. house is clear and the woman is fine. but now it begins rebuilding for them. and you mentioned this idea of the bodies and the search and rescue going on. we have today this just utterly harrowing story of these four siblings that were trapped in these floodwaters, adults trying to save them from the rising waters and they couldn't and all four of them died together. it is a picture that i just can't get oust of my mind. i think it is the picture that everyone will remember from this flood. something so deadly that no one expected that just came through and has taken with it so much of the life of this area. wolf. >> so heartbreaking to see the four kids, those four siblings to died in this horrible, horrible disaster. so evan, w

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keep it to kron. 4 will update you as we lear% more. meanwhile, in the east bay elsewhere in the east bay, a former richmond police officer now is going to be arraigned on felony assault charges today. officer eric smith junior is accused of beating and tasing a man during a traffic stop back in april. you can see in this video the encounter playing out with smith saying he tried to pull over saul mendoza junior because he suspected him of driving drunk. but the situation escalated. he says mendoza tried running away and that's when he tased him, took him down. and as you can see in this video repeatedly kept punching him over and over and over. the police department has since fired smith for using excessive force during that arrest. >> it's 8, 0, 5, and the biden administration declares monkeypox a public health emerge cy in the bear is all for it. it helps us get the vaccines we need. jessi turnure takes a look at how the declaration could help boost the federal response. good morning. >> this announcement will free up money and other

they were actually held a week ago, but they take a long time to count their votes out there, and leart here, remember, it is called a top two primary in washington state, and democrats, republicans, and they run on the same ballot, and the top two finishers advance to the general election in november. and the democrat finishes first. but then how about this? here is a republican incumbent, jamie herrera butler, a republican who voted to impeach donald trump after the january 6th, and she conceded defeat to joe kent, joe kent endorsed by donald trump, finishing in second place here. and echo donald trump's claims about the 2020 election. that is a notch in donald trump's belt there. and another one of those republican members of congress that there were ten tote whole voted to impeach trump, trump takes down another one there. in fact we can take the full list out. here are the ten. the ten pro-impeachment republicans, this is what is happening in 2022, one, two, three, four close to retire, maybe they figured it wasn't worth fighting it out in the republican primary and then you've go