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yeah, a very long road to go. - road to go, isn't there? yeah, a very long road to go. a very long road to go. we have been fighting, battling for equal pay dating back, you know, to 1985, when the women's national team had their first ever team camp. this has been decades, generations of fighting for equal pay. again, we are starting to see steps taken we are starting to see steps ta ken towards we are starting to see steps taken towards equal pay, we have the women's national team in 2022 signed into law equal pgy- in 2022 signed into law equal pay. you are seeing that have a ripple effect on countries around the globe. you are seeing countries like canada in confrontation with their federation, because of equal pgy- federation, because of equal pay. you are seeing different teams really trying to push for equality and justice, and for what they feel like they deserve. what they feel like they deserve-— what they feel like they deserve. , ., , deserve. yet the prize money isn't the same, _ deserve. yet the prize money isn't the same, this _ deserve. yet the prize money

so, you're talking about a long road travel there. a long road still to go.e to today's comments from the fifa president gianni infantino. when you hear him say that women should pick the right battles to convince us men what we have to do, that there are open doors at fifa that women just need to push, and describing equal pay in the world cup as a slogan that comes up every now and again, but you make of that? i think it is a really interesting way to view the struggles that women face in women's football. and globally. football is a microcosm of society. the battle for equal working conditions, maternity, all of those kind of battles that we see in women's football, for example. they are just battles that women experience day—to—day in their working life so football isn't different. i think the comments from jenny infantino, they kind of reinforce that there is a lack of understanding more broadly about the struggles that women encounter on a day—to—day basis —— gianni infantino, because it is not wholly the response ability of women is to push down doors

roman, you wrote about ukrainian offensive prepare for a long road when we say a long road is years monthsis this how long we can at least roughly imagine how long this long road should last you understand we have already passed many e forecasts from different levels of experts and military there yes and military-political leadership i tried never to give them because when you understand, you arrive on the battlefield, see the situation, then return to the verkhovna rada. in the committee , i listened to all the chiefs of security development there, the commander-in-chief, you understand one thing that is not our military-political leadership political leadership i'm sure the russian federation not our partners no one knows when this war will end why uh because it depends on many factors it can end like this year and in five years and it will be i say once again that it depends not on one political factor, military factors, diplomatic factors, that is, there are many factors that can affect this, considering how many russians have, how many we have, to finish it in the near future, well, l

it has been a long road, but we are here and it is a beautiful thing, we are in the middle of it, i'moying myself. i think the backdrop looks beautiful. >> mr. fab will be helping his community with a backpack giveaway tomorrow in oakland, he does a lot for his community. >> flying cars once seen as technology of the distant future, is now one step closer to reality, the bay area startup just got final approval to test their flying car in silicon valley. the prototype is 100% electric and street legal. the executives admit, there still a long road ahead, the race to build the first flying car is well underway. >> you are going to have a shorter commute, you are going to have an easier commute, and a more environmentally friendly commute. it's a slow adoption, as far as a lifetime, i do think it's going to be way faster than everybody thinks. >> the san mateo-based company says they plan to fly their latest prototype for public exhibition by the end of the year. i'm looking forward to seeing this. >> well, still ahead, why some (wararehouse ambmbience) introducucing togo's's nenew fren

it may still be a long road ahead. with the investigative unit. >> okay. that was an eye opener. if you have a story for our investigative unit, you can call 888-996-tips. you can visit the website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >> just sitting there in that car for 20 minutes -- >> that would have been very upsetting. >> and they advised them to stay in the car. >> that is a really heavily trafficked area. >> and you have to wonder when the weather changes, how will that impact. >> a lot of things we'll have to decide on our own. >>> today we had some cooler weather and that will continue for tomorrow. another system offshore. some cooler air. it will keep the hottest air away. as we head into wednesday, it is back for tomorrow morning. that spotty drizzle and i do see, they're still trying to hang on. especially at the bay and right there in san francisco with some spotty drizzle. by the afternoon, a deeblt , a decent amount of sunshine. a good-looking day once we get to tomorrow. we'll start off in the cool side yet again. down to 59 in the peninsula. san francisco, at 58. and

there's still a long road to go, isn't there? yeah, a very long road to go.fighting, battling for equal pay dating back, you know, to 1985, when the women's national team had their first ever team camp. this has been decades, generations of fighting for equal pay. again, we are starting to see steps taken towards equal pay, we have the women's national team in 2022 signed into law equal pay. you are seeing that have a ripple effect on countries around the globe. you are seeing countries like canada in confrontation with their federation, because of equal pay. you are seeing different teams really trying to push for equality and justice, and for what they feel like they deserve. yet the prize money isn't the same, this world cup is only one quarter of the fund that there was for the men's world cup. fifa has grossly undervalued the women's game. the 2023 women's world cup is another statement about how powerful women's soccer can be. so it will force fifa to truly look at the game in a more serious manner, and dedicate more resources towards the women's game.

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. >>> a long road to recovery in hawaii.stions about what led to the deadliest wildfires in u.s. history. this is "today in the bay." good monday morning to you. 6:30 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >>> let's get a quick look at the forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall is monitoring that. >> we've been seeing something a little more unusual than what we usually see for this time in august, some rain moving through. some of us had showers pass through yesterday evening and we're watching the north bay right now for that possibility. even some lightning, especially over the sierra and over parts of the central valley, as we get a closer look, things are nice and quiet right now. that moisture is still streaming through, so the chance of showers and thunderstorms continue as the showers move from east to west across the bay area and then out over the pacific. we're going to continue to see that chance today, and possibly the next few days, as this low spins

they're still wrongfully detained in iran. >> and there is a long road still. that they're now in the worst of the worst places on the planet in prison is great, but when the news broke i had jason come on the show and for everyone out there, a reminder, he was also wrongfully detained in iran, released finally in 2016, and he talked about the challenges of the staged deal to come. he said from his perspective, his whole deal almost fell apart the night before he was released and he talked about how it can so easily go sideways. where is your level of confidence right now or what you and your family may have heard from the state department and others that your father will be released? will get out? >> as she just said there are speculations and we are optimistically being hopeful and trusting in our government that we're working as quickly as possible andy until then, we will be anxious until the moment that we can greet them on u.s. soil. >> nothing is guaranteed still. >> cautiously optimistic are the words that we can use. we have no idea what's next. >> you

it's been a long road. i think excitement. it's been a long road. think only positive.i think very positive i— think only positive. i think very positive. i think sharing clubs is proud _ positive. i think sharing clubs is proud to— positive. i think sharing clubs is proud to take one of the best english — proud to take one of the best english soccer players —— german clubs _ english soccer players —— german clubs thats— english soccer players —— german clubs. that's big for germany, i think _ absolutely. as you can hear them, it isa it is a big dealfor this club if they can get england's happen. it's worth saying that harry kane, when he joins, worth saying that harry kane, when hejoins, he will be worth saying that harry kane, when he joins, he will be filling some significant issues. certainly in german history, you've had your conclusion, current ruler, robert levin e. there are really significant issues for harry kane to phil. if any english striker was going to live up to the number nine shirt, it is harry kane.— shirt, it is harry kane. joe, thank ou ve shirt, it

many people in grizzly flats still face a long road to recovery, because they did not have fire insurance when the flames tore through the area. those without insurance were denied federal aid from fema. most are now living in trailer parks. >> in spite of what you see here, i love the people, and i want to stay here, i hope that we're able to do that. though we don't have resources to rebuild at this time. >> some caldor fire survivors have filed for damages against the u.s. forest service, accusing them of failing to protect grizzly flats. if those claims are denied they can still sue. the region is still very susceptible to wildfire. now counties are taking length lengthy shifts in fire towers and monitoring for signs of smoke. adding to that is very intense heat coming up. >> and lightning strikes, watching that across northern california. some of that spilling towards the bay area with pretty much wet weather we didn't have. we had rainbows. you had raindrops and lightning at times in the east bay. right now, a little patchy fog in san francisco at 60 degrees. comfortably cool there

the governor is urging hawaiians to come together for what will be a long road to recovery. >> this ishe largest natural disaster we've ever experienced. it's going to also be a natural disaster that's going to take an incredible amount of time to recover from. so in the next few days as we characterize how many people we've lost and how many people are coming into our community, please understand that we come at this like an ohana because it's going to be in the short term heartbreaking, in the long term people are going to need mental health care services. in the very long term we'll rebuild together. >> and hawaiians aren't waiting for the government to step in and take care of them. they're taking it on themselves to answer the call for help. with groups from nearby islands working together to bring much-needed relief and supplies to lahaina by boat. >>> many residents of lahaina are growing frustrated. officials say they know people want to get back to where they live but in many places it's just not safe. cnn's mike valerio shows us the long lines of those wanting to see what's l

now that the sun is up we are getting a damage assessment, and neighbors are showing us their long road to recovery. this is "today in the bay." >>> thanks so much for joining us on this thursday morning. i am kris sanchez. >> i am ginger conejero saab. mark and laura are off today. >>> we begin with a live look at myrtle beach in south carolina. at this hour what now is a tropical storm is moving north after hitting coastal parts of the state overnight. >> idalia is still wreaking havoc, though weaker this morning. you can see the widespread damage. fire and rescue crews are assessing the impact. idalia now a tropical storm after making landfall as a category 3 hurricane just about 23 hours ago. >> we have a look at the damage idalia has left behind, but first we turn to meteorologist, kari hall, who is tracking the storm's path more closely, kari. >> yeah, we are seeing the storm move out over the atlantic, and the impacts will continue to improve for today as the tropical storm moves away from north carolina. right now we are seeing the winds at 60 miles per hour moving through the e

so a long road to recovery, stella had dw scott or do you not, she more in washington reporting on that for us. thank you so much. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the united nation says it has removed more than $1000000.00 bottles of oregon from a rough spring foot danco off the coast of gammon. the decaying russell has been more deaf or more than 30 years, or for so sad a spell from the ship could have cost and environmental is also in the red sea. one of the, one of those has been, has for ecuadorian presidential candidate for non they'll be send feel who was shocked at on bed this day. we ever sent seal was all spoken about corruption, an alleged link between politics, big business and organized crime. 6 prolonged in man have been invested in connection with his modem. the us. so i need to address the point to the special counselors to investigate presidential biden's fund hunt, though, for alleged in this the business do use abroad department that gives the prosecutor mortar to indicate congressional republicans have full follow up and

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i don't know that's a far that's a long road for ukrainian troops to potentially reach miller to fall, but it is called, it is known as a, you know, a possible gateway to crimea and ukrainian forces have time. and again, a said that a crime. yeah. is the sunroof center of gravity for the counter offensive, and the ultimate goal would be to separate russian forces by somehow making a break in that area. so while the village itself is not a, you know, a massive strategic place, it could be the 1st step in a series of strategic games moving forward for a ukrainian troops in the country offensive. now i want to put these games in the south gearhart into context for viewers as well. now there are fears that with ukranian troops really focusing on the south east. they're neglecting the, you know, a front line elsewhere in the north east. specifically, around the district of coupons quits. you know, the city of coupons was occupied by russian troops for 6 months at the beginning of the war. a russian troops are now saying that they're making a gains and recapturing position. and i was, i was

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take a deep breath and recollect our thoughts because the fact of the matter is we still have a long road ahead of us whether it's funding cost and net income and new capital rules and there's still a lot to worry about. >> yeah. what do you do, i guess, in terms of assisting with the banks in that type of environment where we have all of these funding issues and margin squeezes on the way all of the weigh presumable ty to an econoc downturn >> we're trying to stick with quality to the extent that we can. j.p. morgan remains our favorite bank with its ability to generate superior returns despite this uncertain environment and some of the most punishing regulatory requirements already in the industry that's just an excellent company, and we think it will continue to be so. if you get into the larger regional, we like u.s. bancorp and that's a unique opportunity. they got hit earlier this spring on capital concern issues so they've had a little bit of ground to make up, but i think they've done a really nice job of rolling out to investors about how they'll advance their capital levels at t

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we'll follow the long road from the field to the stalls. this is the area of ​​interest.are talking about notable events in the economy with you olga onishchenko hello, the belarusian economy has reached positive growth rates plus 2% for half a year. this is the intermediate current and i must say that this is higher than the forecasts taken by the government. at the start, 1.8% planned two received the cabinet of ministers on the eve of a detailed analysis of what happened this year. what needs to be pulled up? it turned out a lot, but not all, although the main thing was achieved. this is not just an adaptation difficult sanctions realities, this stage has already been passed and not just economic recovery and sustainable growth. many of the planned indicators have been met, with the exception, perhaps, of the investment component of the ministers. economy noted. four of the five key development indicators have been met. these are the tasks, uh, that the head of state set before us in the first place. we met the indicators for gross domestic product for exports, moreove

these americans have a long road ahead of them, and as i said, you know, they aren't free yet.of work to be done, you know, individually and i hope that they all are able to recover from what is really a kind of abuse of power that very few people can fully understand. >> to that point, jason, what would you recommend to these, you know, these prisoners who are coming home, some after many, many years? everybody's experience is individual and unique, but what would you say to them? >> well, i would say a couple of things. take it slow. as someone who has been on the other side of this and now reports on these cases, i never ask for an interview of a hostage until they make it clear that they're ready to talk because you don't really know what your experience means to you until you have some distance from it. also, just take your time, be deliberate. make the choice to be with your family as much as possible and gravitate towards people who make you feel good and avoid things that don't make you feel good. it sounds really simple, but, you know, when you come back to a sort of t

now, we're onlyjust into august but the long road to wembley and the fa cup final begins this weekended this year's competition, with a16 of those taking part in the extra preliminary round. midland premier league side tividale fc are one of the many non—league clubs who'll be looking to go on a money—making cup run. and nick clitheroe has been to visit the club. 0na on a tuesday night at teva dale, the roar of 80,000 fans in wembley seems a long way off. but this is the lifeblood of football. a grassroots club in the heart of the community. tonight, it is a pre—season friendly against chase town. but on saturday, they will play another team here in they will play another team here in the very first round of the world's all this good competition.- the very first round of the world's all this good competition. when you aet all this good competition. when you get promoted _ all this good competition. when you get promoted at _ all this good competition. when you get promoted at our— all this good competition. when you get promoted at our level, - all this good competition. when you get

. >> reporter: he has a long road ahead. on average two students join the san francisco copper tree union which has an agreement with a high school to is kept the courses as accreditation. >> they vetted my curriculum and i adapted much of it from their curriculum that they use with their apprentice program and they get direct entrance. that is the crown jewel of this program. >> reporter: trades courses are becoming increasingly popular across the country while high cost college enrollments are shrinking. according to research from the national student clearinghouse, construction programs have seen a nearly 20% increase in student enrollment since 2020. while culinary and mechanical trades so roughly 12% increase each, highlighting a spike in interest among young students to pursue a career in trades over college. >> for the kid that really knows he wants to be in it, this is home. every student in my pathway by the time the graduate could use pretty much a framing carpenters toolkit. >> reporter: case has hired several of

>> yeah, chris it will be a long road to recovery.kely take weeks because these are multi-structure buildings and homes that are going to have to be de-layered as the buildings are compromised and that's how they are going to complete that search which like i mentioned could take weeks. then there is a cleanup effort which will take a long process. there are contaminants they believe have sunk into the soil so there is a process that will likely take up to 12 weeks to remove that toxic soil stored and they are hoping to send it to the mainland. they have not determined which landfills those will go to the land is not equipped to house those talk to -- toxic chemicals. as far as the missing that is the most concerning part. we have 850 people unaccounted. that reality is turning grim because as the governor mentioned fire burned so hot it reached in his estimation up to 2000 degrees which is hotter than an incinerator so a lot of the remains are turning to ash and it's possible that some of these victims may never be found. >> danny gr

we are on a long road to recovery— we are on a long road to recovery but i assure you, we will _ recoverylf of - administrator. thank you. - aloha. on behalf of president biden, ijust wanted to start by expressing how deeply impacted we know this community is and that our prayers are with everybody that has been impacted by this truly, truly tragic event. and i have the opportunity today to spend the day with govenor green and see first—hand really what this devastation is and i was watching this over the news over the past few days and you can see how tragic it is, it really doesn't put it, you know, into a full picture until you're on the ground and you see the level of devastation that the community has experienced. i have the opportunity today to talk with both the governor and mayor beeson about what their needs work and this is really why i came, we needed to see first—hand what the challenges are going to be —— bissen. talk to the governor and the mayor to the governor and the mayor to hear what their concerns are and what resources they will need as we go forward. but then i also

they will do whatever they can to get people back on their feet, but it will be a long road. >> an investigationeen opened and why warning sirens felt price hawaii did not sound. you begin your career in firefighting. do you think more could have been done to get an earlier alert and potentially save lives? >> i cannot answer that, but i hope they will do a thorough assessment of what happened. and put things in place to do a better job next time. every disaster, we have to find things we could have done better. i am convinced they will do that. you already hear from people who are upset, angry. i am sure a thorough investigation will come of this. >> we are hearing that around 3% of lahaina has been searched. there are still many people missing. what needs to be done to aid in the search efforts? >> he has moved into several cadavers search dogs and also dog searching for living people. it will have to fairly calm through to make sure we find everybody. those search dogs are very good, probably half a dozen teams already on the ground. if need be, we can move others in. we owe that to the famil

it is several kilometers , so that they can overcome the fatigue, sleepiness, and fatigue of the long road second, my car. is it necessary to use safe vehicles and do their technical inspection? private cars must pay more attention to this area because we noticed that most of the accidents were related to private cars , especially when they leave and return to the country and want to take them from the borders to their own cities, so what is emphasized is that we can witness the least number of accidents with you. in fact, based on the analysis of the action that has been taken based on the past experience and the accidents that have occurred, we tried to establish the deployments of the nejad apparatus, such as the red crescent, emergency car rescue, and the police, in the places where the accident happened, which are the closest to the establishment. the scene of the accident god forbid, we should not get into trouble and be able to properly provide relief to our dear compatriots, so i will use this opportunity , while thanking the dear ones of the ministry of rock, i made a lot of effor

. >> for now, they can only wait for what looks like a long road ahead. >> and reintroducing sea otters may offer a big to fit. these creatures may help fight the impact of climate change in a surprising way, we will have more on the story tonight at 7:00. >>> still ahead, a form of medicine through music. how is south bay musician is providing comfort in children for families who need it the most. >>> and it's all the buzz, for 49ers fans, the uncertainty looming for one of the teams quarterbacks. >>> temperatures have backed off significantly across the bay area today, look at this 24 hour temperature change and we are going to cool down a little bit more tomorrow but >>> a dozen firefighters worked to contain a fire in a san jose home this morning, it may have started outside but they are still trying to figure out how. nobody was injured and they kept it from spreading to neighboring homes. >>> the san francisco civic center will be busy this afternoon, starting with a four day carnival, there will be games and rides, the grand opening is at 4:00 and the carnival runs through sunday

. >> reporter: he has a long road ahead. on average, about 200 of his students joined the san francisco carbon for union which has an agreement with the high school to accept woods courses as part of the graduation. >> they get direct entry. that is my -- that is the crown jewel of this program, is that agreement with carpenters. >> reporter: trade programs like would's are becoming more popular around the country. according to the clearinghouse, construction programs have seen a 20% increase in student enrollment since 2020, while culinary and mechanical trades sought 12% increases each, highlighting a spike in interest for young students to pursue trades over college. >> for the kid who knows he wants to be in it, this is home. every student in this pathway can pretty much use a framing carpenter's toolkit. >> reporter: chase has hired several of the students and says that he has seen several of these students get into this career path to save money and start working sooner. >> ultimately they know they want to get into a

a long and possibly twisty road _ story. a long and possibly twisty road from - story. und the world and across the uk, let's have a look now at some of the news. for the first time in us history three branches of the armed forces don't have a senate confirmed leader. the navy, army and marine corps are without because a republican senator continues to block military nominations over abortion rights. senator tommy tuberville of alabama says the pentagon is using government funds improperly by paying the travel costs for service members who want to terminate a pregnancy. a hospital official in ethiopia's amhara region says at least 26 were killed in a suspected air strike on sunday. it follows reports an ethiopian army drone attacked protesters in the town of finote selam, killing 70 civilians. the state—appointed ethiopian human rights commission says it's received credible reports of strikes and shelling in the town. japan is bracing for an incoming typhoon expected to make landfall in southern part of honshu island on tuesday. the national weather agency says typhoon l

. >> executives admit there is still a long road ahead before hundreds of flying cars, reality.ransportation experts agree. >> the widescale proliferation for normal everyday travel in our cities is pretty far out. >> billy riggs is a professor at usf school of management with a focus on transportation, he said the cost to build each model and $300,000 price tag will be barriers. >> we see prototypes out there that have the ability to carry people safely, but i think we are pretty far away from seeing sustainable business models. >> that skepticism isn't slowing the south bay startup, the biggest backer, venture capital, an early investor in tesla, space x and cruise believe that each revolution takes time, from gas powered to electric. >> it is a slow adoption, as far as a lifetime, i do think it is going to be way faster than everybody thinks. >> if their vision becomes reality, getting stuck in traffic could soon become a problem of the past. >> the company says they plan to fly the latest prototype for a public exhibition by the end of the year, and reagan begin production b

. >> reporter: with cruise only at the beginning of the long road ahead of them, residents consider what is next. >> a lot of us haven't had time to breathe, we are just slowly getting out of the survivor mode. >> reporter: aerial footage shows the destruction caused by the deadliest wildfire in over a century. on the ground, rescue teams are still searching for hundreds of victims, many believed to be children. >> a lot of the remains we are finding are almost unrecognizable. a lot of people got caught in traffic jams in their cars. >> reporter: the mayor said he will soon announce a new head of the emergency management agency after the former chief resigned on thursday. herman andaya received criticism for not activating a warning sirens after the water wildfire swept in. the 19-year-old jumped in the ocean along with his mother and younger brother to survive the flames. >> just thinking about all the people's homes and all the people, all the pets, they had nowhere to go. >> reporter: his family's home is one of the thousands destroyed, he said he can't stress enough how much help the

so this is going to be a very long road ahead for the survivors of this fire. busy day. more breaking news from georgia. grand jury investigating former president donald trump over his efforts to undo the 2020 election results. there. >> has returned an indictment, although it's not clear exactly who is named in that indictment. documents were presented at the top of the hour by the county clerks, a court's clerk to the fulton county judge who you see right there for months. he has been presiding over the investigation. it was a long day of testimony from witnesses before the grand jury today as part of their investigation. there was also a brief appearance on the county website of a list of criminal charges against the former president. but that information was taken down quickly with a spokesperson calling the list of charges that was in that posting inaccurate. we are expecting the grand jury indictments to be unsealed within the next few hours, perhaps by tonight. we'll have more details on who is named and what charges they are facing. all right. coming up next in s

. >> reporter: executives admit that there is a long road ahead and transportation executives agree. >> the potential for everyday travel in our city is pretty far out. >> reporter: he says that the cost to build each model, at $300,000 price tag, will be barriers. >> we are seeing prototypes out there that have the ability of carrying people safely, but i think we are pretty far away from seeing sustainable business models. >> reporter: that skepticism is not slowing this bay area startup. they believe that each transportation revolution takes time, from horses to the model t, from gas powered to electric. >> it is a slow adoption. as far as the lifetime i think it will be way faster than everybody thinks. >> reporter: if the vision becomes reality, getting stuck in traffic could soon be a thing of the past. >> the company says that it plans to fly a prototype for an exhibition and then begin production by the end of 2025. >>> when the >>> and let's check in with paul on the weather. please tell her it will be cool because she has been panting for days. >> they are all good dogs. ye

and so rebuilding this morning is going to be a long road, so right now it's about getting people theief and support they need and getting the visitors out of the area. i think, you know, that's really critical so we can try to ensure that the resources that are coming in here are going to the community that lost everything. >> do you feel that that's moving in the right direction, understanding as we -- those of us who aren't there just looking at the pictures know that the logistical challenges must be tremendous. when you talk about communication, shelter, food, how quickly do you think that people will get what they need, at least in a temporary basis? >> we're working hard on all levels of government to do that. you know, there are a lot of logistical challenges in getting things out here. i'm very happy. it looks like we've got progress on the town to get cell signal restored. it is our emergency network here in west maui is the cell system. getting that up is critical. getting food and supply in there, and it was really great to see the county getting trashed, recovery into the

some people who live there will certainly face a long road to clean up.s says a mudslide narrowly missed her home. >> last year was hard, this year is really tough. so now i wonder what the heck is going to happen, you know, next. so hopefully we don't have this much weather and we can all get back on our feet. >> this is new video from las vegas, another place with widespread flooding. experts say hilary may rank among the wettest tropical cyclones ever recorded. >>> new images show the aftermath of a rough landing in southerncalifornia, this is during the height of the storm on sunday. the plane from seattle landed at john wayne airport in orange county. its left wing hit the ground hard. the airline only says the plane experienced an issue soon after landing. none of the 106 passengers onboard and six crew members were injured and they were transported by bus to the terminal. >>> the storm did send some bay area firefighters south to try to help with water rescues and flooding emergencies. parts of the bay area received some rare august rain. you may w

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>>> when we come back, good news tonight about the long road to this fist bump and the teacher who took an unbelievable step to help his student as >>> there is good news tonight about a teacher who raised his hand to help a student and in the process changed the boy's life jesse kirsch has his story. >> reporter: for years, roman mccormick struggled. >> i constantly was tired. i had low energy. >> reporter: the 15-year-old was born with a condition known as b.o.r. syndrome, impacting his kidneys >> i looked forward to seeing him playing soccer every weekend and now saying, i'm sorry, dad, i'm just too tired, you know, just, it just really broke my heart >> reporter: it was clear roman needed a new kidney, but after months of waiting, his family couldn't find a donor. so they went public. roman's parents pleading for help. >> we would do anything for your kids. >> reporter: they were feeling desperate until late june when they got a surprise phone call >> not only is there a donor it is me, his geometry teacher. >> reporter: eddie mccarthy, roman's 9th grade math teacher, heard the fami

so even though the paperwork was filed it is still a long road to the ballot. the recall group needs 98,000 verified signatures from alameda county voters within six months. and let's get out first alert weather now. it was another dry, hot day with places like livermore getting close to triple digits. we are still watching for isolated thunderstorms. >>> check this out! >> i don't want to take credit for daytime highs today, but i am not sure if you saw that! there was some lightning and that was really exciting to see. >> our meteorologist catching that lightning strike live on the air from one of our tower camera's. there are at least eight lightning-sparked fires with crews relying on air support and lookout towers to spot them because they are in rural areas with no road access. >>> cal fire is battling this lightning-sparked fire in siskiyou county just south of mount shasta. it is a reminder that the peak of fire season is still ahead of us. as devin fehely explains, crews are trying to make sure that a staffing challenge does not hinder the response whe

political solution to the conflict, but with the war as such, that's what you need to prepare for a long roadt this is a long-term conflict, that military operations can continue for a long time. that the russians may not have turned out to be so. i said that they were weak in their defensive positions on the ukrainian territory. it could be considered or really said that from a military point of view, this is a long-term war. well, if we take into account the fact that indeed, we can liberate all our lands, including the wing. but russia will still have the ability to carry out , for example, missile strikes on the territory of ukraine , to carry out sabotage actions, in general to create a constant threat of carrying out or about carrying out new offensive actions. well, for example, from the territory of belarus or other territories of russia, in principle, a huge front remains for us, that is, it really is a war of attrition, a war of attrition in which putin understands of course that as soon as he stops the war, his political and possibly physical life will be under great threat. i thin

i know it's a long road ahead.e're wishing all the very best for you and everybody. >> praying for the banyan tree. >> keeping you in our hearts, the banyan tree and obviously all the families that are impacted. >> that is the phoenix of maui right now. the banyan tree we hope comes back. that's the hope for all of us. >> thank you, kevin. >> thank you. >>> joining me is jeremy greenberg, director of fema's operation division. thanks for joining us. you're in close contact with teams on the ground. what's the priority right now? >> first and foremost, we want to offer our condolences to everybody impacted by this tragic wildfire. right now fema and interagency partners are on the groundworking with the state of hawaii both in the search operations in the directly i'm kt paed area and through our recovery mechanisms, providing disaster assistance, whether it's food, water, shelter and starting the recovery process to final insurance claims and get rent centered with fema for fema assistance. >> can you just put this

this community has a long road ahead. unfortunately.king of the amount of paperwork involved, the claims that have to be filed, trying to make sense of the financial and community aspects. when you add that element of blame and mistrust, it can be a real challenge, and they will really need our support in moving forward. john: tricia, from the university of delaware, thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ john: a new montana law is set to take effect in october, banning certain medical treatments for minors with gender dysphoria. the backers of the bill say the intent is to protect children from making irreversible medical decisions they may regret later. opponents say it is dangerous and unethical. we report on how families and medical providers are preparing for the new reality. >> i'm a disgrace to the cooking world because i put corn in my fried rice. >> in helena, montana, it's 17-year-old sid beardslee's turn to cook dinner for the family. >> all good? ok. come dish up? >> yep. when i was 12, i hit the point where my brain just like

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this is going to be a long road ahead for all of us. and it's not just today and tomorrow. very clearly say is going to be a long-term effort? how do you process this? >> i wish i had that answer. me personally, i think about those that have been affected directly. that's not me. we're working 20 hours a day. maybe more. sleeping in our office. for me, it's not thinking about it and just doing what needs to get done to help our community. and i think a lot of individuals are doing that and that's really the aloha spirit. so to process this, it's not going to be a little while and it's going to be tough and we're going to need some help. >> there are ways we can all help and i hope we all do what we can as much we can. nicholas winfrey, i thank you for being with us this morning. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >> and right now, a critical week for donald trump and his legal team as a grand jury meeting right now in fulton county, georgia, and could hand up an indictment as early