despite the unsuccessful debut, kvyat received praise from the legend of the american racing series, mark martin forty-time winner of the stages, but the russians noted the good speed of the russians driving cars more like tanks. compared to what kvyat has piloted before, the russian himself is satisfied with the franchise the last race in which i participated this formula 1 race in abu dhabi in 2021 year. the handling of the car in us carr is very different from what i'm used to, but for me it's a new challenge. i don't like learning to improve my driving every day i've been wanting to try my hand at wearing socks for a long time. happy that i'm finally here askar the most popular race in the us with a huge audience in america the televised failures of this racing series costs 10 times more than formula 1, and only pay more for american football and basketball kvyat, who has more than a hundred starts in royal races and several podiums he made his debut for the dutch team, which also includes the 1997 formula 1 champion. jacques villeneuve quiat's team will drive only six of the 26 races of the

the unsuccessful debut, the kvyat received praise from the legend of the american racing series mark martin a 40-time winner of the stages, noscara noted the good speed of the russian. driving cars are more like tanks. compared to what i piloted before, the russian himself is satisfied with his articles. the last race in which i participated. this formula 1 race in abu dhabi in 2021 . driving a nascar car is very different from what i'm used to, but it's a new challenge for me. i like to learn how to improve my driving every day i wanted to try my hand at wearing socks. i'm happy that i'm finally here scar the most a popular race in the us with a huge audience in america, the television network of this racing series costs 10 times more than formula 1, and only american football and basketball are paid more . a team that also includes the 1997 formula 1 champion. jacques vilenev. the quiat team will drive only six of the 26 races of the season on the more familiar european circuits, rather than oval tracks. outside the usa may grow in russia everyone loves fast driving and watching races, if

monetary policy maker, how are you positioned around the potential fiscal question marks that could exacerbate inflation? martinquestion -- >> great question and a recurring problem for central banks, particularly in this situation we have a volatile potential situation with all the political shenanigans in the u.k. i think what you end up doing is you have to do a forecast that has some weighted probability that truss is going to win and implement a combination of harder hits on the low income families and the tax on the bank of england. that is the platform in this area. in which case, that means the bank has to go higher for longer. but you cannot say that before the election is out and before she actually issues her next budget. so you probably are going to have to schedule into the forecast called something like consumption or inventories that you are just going to put in a bit first to basically proxy for that, but you do have to start planning. guy: how long does aggregate demand need to be subdued in order to take inflation out of the u.k. economy? >> unfortunately, i think it will be a while. they will

artyom martin harmed nine stretch marks installed radicals, and in the course.elligence discovered two of their mortar crews and transmitted the coordinates to the command. after that, an artillery strike was inflicted on them. private yevgeny chudan, while freeing one of the settlements, came under fire from neo-nazis, while driving a mortar knocked out enemy equipment. europeans are getting deeper and deeper into the economic crisis, which is provoked by anti-russian sanctions, gas is not rapidly rising in price in britain, experts predict the strongest drop in real wages in 100 years, and more than a million people may be left without income and work next year the country, according to economists. recession awaits, growth, unemployment will affect germany as well. the country's gdp may lose 70 billion euros, according to the analysis of the institute of the german economy, this cannot be avoided. if in the fall, due to a shortage , gas prices will double here. a treasure worth billions of euros could help, the journalists of the publication also read it to ca

martin. thanks for joining us today, mark's one year since the taliban regained control of kabul. as the last american, a nato forces left afghanistan 12 months ago, thousands of people tried to get out of the capital while the taliban closed in. some made it to the airports, trying to board any plan that would take them telephone take over, came after months of territorial games that caught the afghan government and its western allies off guard. since then, taliban, the presided over an economy in free fall. this has fueled one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters. as d w st. petersburg found out, i should warn you that the 1st images in this report are disturbing. ah, this is chassis b, b. o. and she was born just before the taliban returned to power. shes, he has strep between 2 curses that challenged the best efforts of doctors hearing cobbler trying to help her. you see a, melanie alyssa, why she is suffering from both severe pneumonia and severe malnutrition. her pneumonia has actually caused her malnutrition lunch, lacy multi model that essentially of nursing that as

artyom martin neutralized nine enemy stretch marks, then, during reconnaissance, he discovered the locationsemy mortars and transferred the coordinates of the position to the command. as a result, an artillery strike was inflicted on them. how the right bank of the dnieper was liberated during the great patriotic war and at what cost did that victory over the nazi invaders get all the details of the legendary dnepropetrovsk operation of the forty-third year was published by the ministry of defense the immortal heroism of soviet soldiers describes a new historical multimedia section , it published operational documents of the formations of the red army, registration cards of the letter. only five tanks, and the feats accomplished in the first battles for the darma atlas on the right bank of the dnieper are described in award materials after he managed to break the stubborn resistance of opponents. the city began a real greatness of the inhabitants. dnepropetrovsk met the liberators with joy because the arrival of a soviet soldier meant the end of the german fascist katryga. in serbia, several

martin. thanks for being with us. today. marks one year since the taliban regain control of cobble the capture of the afghan capital ended 20 years of u. s. military intervention. almost over night. exactly. a year ago, thousands of people fled to cobbles, airport as the taliban with the telephone closing in trying to board any plane that would take them today. the tele, on are marking the day was televised prayers and speeches. but since their return to power, the former insurgents have presided over an economy in freefall lab in his own. i received my book. this has fueled one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters. as dw sandra paid us mon found out, i should warn you that the 1st images in this report are disturbing. ah, this is chassis b, b. o. she was born just before the taliban returned to power chassis as trip between 2 curses that challenged the best efforts of doctors hearing, cobbling, trying to help her. oh, you see a newman jamita why she is suffering from both severe pneumonia and severe malnutrition. her pneum

and he is a party guy pretties creating a party he's not that different than martin van buren or marktch mcconnell or lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. i'm trying to pick people across the spectrum. abraham lincoln is a party guy. he loves politics he understands he creates the party. and that is what you get distinctly sourcing right now versus lynne cheney or lindsey graham. the core principles the kind of thing you will not understand if you think these guys are pure theorists. as opposed to political actor. >> 's not a front up to be hopeful that. madison would be a politician for on the other hand i'm saying politicians can be like james mattis. thank you, thank you louise scriptwriting book tv senate for our newsletter is in the qr code on the screen. to receive a schedule of upcoming programs author discussions book festivals and more. book tv on cspan2 or anytime online at booktv.org. click the link text presents recorded conversations while in office. here many of those conversations during season two of podcast president recordings. >> the nixon tapes. part private conve

he's not that different than martin vanrt buren or mark hanna or mitch mcconnell or lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. abraham lincoln is a party guy.t he loves politics and understand he creates a party. that's what you get distinguished about madison, not a pure political thinker. he's appalled, we've got to judge him that way and disappoint us because, this is what we are seeing today, kevin mccarthy versus lynn cheney or lindsey graham, to go with the short term interest of the party and keep the base or say even if it goes against the party, the arson core principles we have to abide by? 's that is the kind of think you will understand if you thinkhe hathey are pure peerless as opposed to a political actor. >> there is maybe hopefulness because on the one hand we say madison was a politician but the other hand politicians can be like james madison so let's end the this terrific book, thank you. thank you new york historical society. ♪♪ >> if you are enjoying tv, sign up using the qr code on the scene to receive schedule of upcoming programs, other discussions, festivals and mo

today marks the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. on august 20, 19 63, dr. martin his iconic i have a dream speech as a quarter of a million people rallied in the nation's capital. they demanded an end to segregation and called for fair wages, voting rights and civil rights protections. check it out. the countdown is on to this historic mission to the moon. tomorrow morning, nasa is scheduled to launch its artemis one rocket. it will be the first time the spacecraft is headed to the moon. it is being hailed as the most powerful rocket ever. a launch window opens at 5:30 tomorrow morning where the mission will take off from kennedy space center in florida. anticipation is high because this lodge is a critical part of nasa's plan to one day get to mars and spencer, it looks like the forecast is favorable for that to happen. >> this is a 10% chance of favorable weather for the launch. they expect some morning showers there. they are hoping those showers will not contain any lighting. i am hoping the same thing. let's look at what is happening with our weather. breezy

. >>> today marks 59 years since the historic march on washington. dr. martin luther king jr.'acial equality, his "i have a dream" speech are what we all remember from that day, of course. >> but what many people forget is that king and other civil rights leaders were also fighting for jobs and economic equality. in the early 1960s black americans were saddled with high unemployment, low wages and limited economic opportunity fueled by racial segregation. and the government played a role allowing racial covenants that prevented black people from owning homes in white neighborhoods. and if they did manage to purchase them, allowing banks to devalue those homes. six decades later, many of those same systemic issues persist. recently a black couple said they had to scrub their home of any evidence of their race so an appraiser would raise their home's value by $300,000. and on student loans, black americans bear a disproportionate burden, 30% of black families have student loan debt compared to 20% of white families. black borrowers also owe $25,000 more than white borrowers on av

congressional investigation into gun manufacturers, smith and wesson ceo mark smith is criticizing politicians in the media. markie. martinhis words in a published statement blaming politicians and the media for a crisis of violence. the backlash comes weeks after mark smith refused to testify alongside fellow firearm executives in front of the house oversight committee which has been investigating the industry in the wake of mass shootings in buffalo, uvalde highland park and tulsa. no civilian needs an assault rifle. >> and the second amendment does not protect the right to own a weapon of war. smith blaming lawmakers referencing progressive crime policies saying in part this, some have had the audacity to suggest that smith and wesson and other firearm manufacturers are somehow responsible for the crime wave that has predictably resulted from these destructive policies after smith canceled his appearance in front of the committee, chairwoman carolyn maloney issued a subpoena to smith and wesson for documents related to its manufacturing and sales of ar 15 style guns writing in part, your testimony would have shed light

the jury's decision marks the first time the conspiracy theorist has been held liable for his false claims. markie. martinas details on today's deliberation. >> it was especially concerned about the parents and it's it's 200% real nearly a decade after the sandy hook mass shooting stole the lives of 20 children and 6 teachers in newtown, connecticut, infowars host alex jones finally conceding in court. the tragedy did, in fact happen. why do you think was a conspiracy? i saw powerful forces politicized. >> i think we should consciously didn't want to believe that this was being blamed. >> collectively on jones also acknowledging he had historically raised false conspiracy claims about other heinous tragedies from the oklahoma city and boston marathon bombings to mass shootings in las vegas and parkland, florida following a week of evidence, witness testimony and 2 days with jones himself on the stand, the jury began deliberating thursday deciding how much money jones ost the parents of 6 year-old sandy hook victim jesse lewis 6 year-old son shot in the forehead in his first grade classroom. scarlett lewis

smith and wesson ceo mark smith is criticizing politicians and the media reporter markie martin has that story. >> on monday, the ceo of smith and wesson not mincing his words in a published statement blaming politicians and the media for a crisis of violence. the backlash comes weeks after mark smith refused to testify alongside fellow firearm executives in front of the house oversight committee which has been investigating the industry in the wake of mass shootings in buffalo, uvalde highland park and tulsa. no civilian needs an assault rifle. >> and the second amendment does not protect the right to own a weapon of war. smith blaming lawmakers referencing progressive crime policies saying in part this, some have had the audacity to suggest that smith and wesson and other firearm manufacturers are somehow responsible for the crime wave that has predictably resulted from these destructive policies after smith canceled his appearance in front of the committee, chairwoman carolyn maloney issued a subpoena to smith and wesson for documents related to its manufacturing and sales of ar 15 st

marks the 59th anniversary of the march on washington. people gathered at the mlk monument to the occasion. dr. martinople rally in the nation's capital. they demanded the end to segregation and culture fair wages, voting rights and civil rights protections. an unusual site was caught on video in philadelphia. look at this. it is a girl. she is walking and alligator on a leash. you can see the reptile cooling off in a fountain with her. it turns out this gators name is wally gator and he is an emotional support alligator. he is a tiktok sensation and if he looks familiar, he was the inspiration for the design of alligator loki on disney plus. disney is the parent company of abc 7. i am dion lim. >>> tonight, assessing the risk from the trump mar-a-lago documents. was national security compromised? and now top republicans are weighing in on the former president's handling of classified information, as u.s. intelligence officials launch their investigation into the documents that were recovered. we look at the possible fallout. could it lead to criminal prosecution? a senior republican senator tells abc

over $650000000.00 to victims of the opium epidemic. marking a new milestone for families, devastated by the dads of their loved ones are teas kayla martin has more. the us centers for disease control have revealed some shocking numbers when it comes to the details of america's ongoing opioid epidemic. the number of deaths across the country reached nearly 10802021. that's an increase of 15 percent over the previous year. on top of a 30 percent increase in 2020 drug overdose deaths in the united states has actually gone up and increased every year since $970.00, except for 2018 with americans dying around the clock. the public wants some accountability. this is common. the form of a new court ruling against walgreens, walmart, and cbs sports in ohio, i have rule that the firms must pay over $650000000.00 for their responsibility and distributing addictive medicines. these companies are rending the fabric of society apart. they should not only show remorse, they should show, they need to rectify what they've done and they won't do it. so the judge is doing it. the judge who issued the ruling observed that in lake and trumbull county, ohio

christie's holding a live charity auction next month to mark the 60th anniversary of the james find bond. the headliner, the silver aston martintunt car. it's one of eight replicas built from last year's movie, no time to die. the spike are estimated to go for more than $2 million. >>> today at the pump, the average price nationwide for a gallon of gas, $4.18. that's the lowest price in three months, still, a gallon cost a dollar more than last year at this time. >>> on wall street, the dow down 402, the worst day in more than a month, s&p down 27, nasdaq down 20. >>> the metaverse is more than a place just a trendy internet user set up for nft selling. the technology that powers the virtual world is now helping to train healthcare workers, in the metaverse, medical students can get experiencing practicing on virtual bodies in real time and specialists from all over the world, can get together as many times as they need to prepare for a high-stakes operation. jake ward shows us how it all works. >>> what you are looking at is three respective surgeons >> this is a brain simulation -- >> planning and operation together from dif

in afghanistan, capital marking one year since the box us pull out and local efforts to overcome that deadly legacy. stay tuned for special coverage with good morning for martine or national studios in moscow to wherever you're watching us from. welcome, i'm fiorella is about what this hour's most pressing story is worldwide. very happy to have you with us. russia has worn that key may conduct a provocation around the embattled zap our osha nuclear power plant in southeastern ukraine, calling on the west to get keys to stop such actions as regional nuclear security is at stake. ukrainian forces are preparing for large scale provocations around the zap hiroshi nuclear power plant with a regiment of a 1000 troops of ukraine's radiological chemical and biological protection forces. having arrived in nicole, they are equipped with has met, suits for operating to mid conditions of radioactive contamination. one civilian was reported killed on sunday in a strike within the vicinity of the plant. and local officials have said cabs forces conducted the attack. local authorities also say the city of n or go to where the nuclear facility is located was also shell by ukr

martin cabrera at a homeless encampment on the same day. investigators say the motive is still unclear. the victim's identity has not been released. this incident marks san jose's 20th homicide of the year. 4, 0, 8, another rover, rolex robbery reported in the east bay armed robber striking again in walnut creek kron forcefully reports on what happened this time. >> after a bite to eat at bounty hunter in walnut creek saturday night police confirm a man was held up at gunpoint and robbed of his rolex watch the restaurant's general manager says the victim's wallet was also taken and confirms the theft happened in the back parking lot. that does concern really shocked when expected downtown here. still haven't. johnson says he will not think twice about wearing his rolex, which is worth more than $20,000. this is pretty safe area to meet pleasant hill. want to create this whole area. lafayette. >> now, i really don't think about it. the general manager says 3 suspects were involved. he's made all of his staff aware and is looking into possibly adding lights in the back parking lot to make patrons feel safe or and women i kind of and pay attention more

marks the 59th anniversary of the march on washington. on august 28, 1963, an estimated 250,000 people marched to the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. where they heard the reverend dr. martinking, jr. deliver his now famous "i have a dream" speech. to commemorate the anniversary, president biden released a statement today, saying quote, nearly six decades later, this dareminds us of how far we've come, where we need to go, and how far and how much longer the journey is. and it reminds us that each of us must engage in the painstaking work of perfecting our union. and on "newshour" online tomorrow morning, after almost 50 years, nasa is returning to the surface of the moon. you can watch our live-feed of the artemis 1 launch on monday. all that and more is on our website, pbs.org/newshour. and that's our program for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. for all of us at "pbs news weekend," thanks for spending part of your sunday with us. have a great week. >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to you

mark. he was active in the black power and civil rights movements when everts was murdered in 1963, russell traveled to mississippi to help continue the civil rights work. months later, he joined dr. martinluther king in the march on washington. in 1967, he was one of a dozen prominent african americans who went to cleveland to stand by mohammed ali's side, as he refused the vietnam war draft. russell's lifetime of work was recognized by president barack obama with a medal of freedom in 2011. you will remember bill russell for his infectious laugh and winning spirit. that's the end of our show for tonight. you can find "kqed newsroom" online or email us at kqed.org. thank you for joining us. we will see you next friday night. have a great weekend. lisa: good evening. i'm lisa desjards. geoff bennett is away. tonight on "pbs news weekend," an all-nighter in the u.s. senate paves the way for historic legislation on climate and drug costs. then, how shipping companies are navigating some complex waters, moving grain from war-torn ukraine to the outside world. and, tiny dancers -- how an endangered shrimp is both entertaining and educating. >> when the shrimp start eating, their arms start g

this weekend marked 59 years since the march on washington, thousands gathered to protest injustice against african americans. finally culminating in doctor martinhildren to the mlk memorial to honor the moment in history. daniel hamburg has that story. >> under the shadow of the martin luther king memorial, locals and tourists are remembering the march on washington. it's the anniversary of the speech that we want washington monument gets to spot that he spoke from my kids about it. fantastic opportunity for many mlk speech. 59 years ago symbolizes a turning point in the country recognizing wrongs. we have come a long way, but we get we still got a long way to go. unfortunately. >> it something racism, some that i believe is toward. so until people stop teaching hate, there will always be hate. she was a teenager by herself at the march, but on sirte, highest remembers it. well, it was just such a beautiful day. i mean, it almost like a love fest. courtland was one of the organizers of the march and john lewis's representative on the coordinating committee as people was speaking and >> at the podium at the lincoln we were in the back of the lin

mark. he was active in the black power and civil rights movements when everts was murdered in 1963, russell traveled to mississippi to help continue the civil rights work. months later, he joined dr. martinluther king in the march on washington. in 1967, he was one of a dozen prominent african americans who mohammed ali's side, as he by refused the vietnam war draft. russell's lifetime of work was recognized by president barack obama with a medal of freedom in 2011. you will remember bill russell for his infectious laugh and winning spirit. that's the end of our show for tonight. you can find "kqed newsroom" online or email us at kqed.org. thank you for joining us. we will see you next friday night. have a great weekend. leigh ann: biden on the brink of a big legislative win and lessons learned from this week's primaries. pres. biden: 528,000 jobs were added just last month. 528,000 jobs. >> president biden hails robust jobs numbers. as a hallmark of his domestic agenda comes closer than ever to package. >> the one thing i can tell you about this bill, it will not lower inflation. leigh ann: republicans on the defense. democrats appearing to secure the needed votes. >> i believe we will

martin did have a medical degree. but. >> he fraudulently got in some medical school? >> yes. >> after faking the results from college? >> he took somebody else's marksas a different date of graduation, a different date of test. >> and it got deeper. before he faked his college transcripts, he was convicted of forging checks. now, said the investigators, the respective doctor was looking anything but respectable. >> it tells me that this is not the guy that goes to church every sunday with his family. >> so there's two martin make meals? >> there's two of them. >> still, -- >> but martin starters? they went to their fathers list of offenses. the fraud, the infidelity. how they encouraged his mother to have surgery, and take drugs afterwards. and they were certain, their father killed their mother. >> he betrayed us to the very core. i mean, everything that we thought in our life is just all shattered. >> it's all a sham? >> it really is. it's been a whole sham. >> but not everyone in the family felt that way. damien, mountains only son, stuck by his father. >> he had a hard time after my mom died. i had talked to him about my concerns and, he didn't

. >> what about martin's comment about right wing wackos as he called them, the america first errors. >> he mentioned mark, he's a smart guy. i'm not sure what a right wing wacko is. >> with you from tom in phoenix, tom modell. >> caller: thank you for taking my call and mister kudlow, you seem to be a person respectful of everybody but if comments were made my assessment is they are accurate and true so how bad can they be? butanyway , save america, ñbill. your dedication to the service of this country will help change things around from the disaster we have now and there's a lot of people on the right writing books and talking and their service is greatly appreciated . we need to see you out on tv like cnn, i'm sorry, not cnn but the program we're on. i used it to write to the office of correspondence. i don't know if the president ever gets to read them, maybe you can tell me but they were first used to refer to him as the president teacher and the way he spoke people understood. they got it and it wasn't anything fancy.and i see you do lots of the same on the economic side and i appreciate that, thank

martin cabrera at a homeless encampment on the same day. investigators say the motive is still unclear. the victim's name has not been released. this incident marksose's 20th homicide of the year. it's to hospital gives families an update after patient transfers were put on hold. >> the san francisco hospital is ordered to shut down laguna honda and move patients out because of health care violations. kron four's ella sogomonian has the details. 4 people have died since being forced to transfer out of a city-run facility called laguna honda hospital in san francisco. >> they were part of a group who believed they had to go after the centers for medicare and medicaid services decertified the nursing home for poor care. now transfers are on pause, but no one knows for how long attorneys with the berkeley based nonprofit california advocates for nursing home reform insisted safer for the hospital to stay open and instead to focus on improving care, they hosted a virtual town hall wednesday. >> to educate the nursing home residents on their rights that are also protected under tenant laws, both at the federal and state level. there's nursing home spe

martin cabrera at a homeless encampment on the same day. investigators say the motive is still unclear. the victim's name has not been released. this incident marks jose's 25th homicide. just this year. 8.34 and what's going to happen with the patients at laguna honda hospital in san francisco. >> they had families just got an update as the transfers. as we know the put on hold, the hospital has been ordered to shut down and move patients because of health care violations. kron four's ella sogomonian has the details. >> 4 people have died since being forced to transfer out of a city-run facility called laguna honda hospital in san francisco. >> they were part of a group who believed they had to go. >> after the centers for medicare and medicaid services decertified the nursing home for poor care. >> now transfers are on pause, but no one knows for how long attorneys with the berkeley based nonprofit california advocates for nursing home reform insisted safer for the hospital to stay open and instead to focus on improving care, they hosted a virtual town hall wednesday. >> to educate the nursing home residents on their rights that are also protect

martin cabrera at a homeless encampment on the same day. investigators say the motive is still unclear. the victim's identity has not been released. the incident markse this year. >> time now is 5.33. and laguna honda hospital gives families an update on the future of patients after the transfers were put on hold the hospital's ordered to shut down and move patients because of health care violations. kron four's alice ammonium has the details. >> 4 people have died since being forced to transfer out of a city-run facility called laguna honda hospital in san francisco. >> they were part of a group who believed they had to go after the centers for medicare and medicaid services decertified the nursing home for poor care. now transfers are on pause, but no one knows for how long attorneys with the berkeley based nonprofit california advocates for nursing home reform insisted safer for the hospital to stay open and instead to focus on improving care, they hosted a virtual town hall wednesday. >> to educate the nursing home residents on their rights that are also protected under tenant laws, both at the federal and state level. there's nursing home speci

martin cabrera at a homeless encampment on the same day. investigators say the motive is still unclear. the victim's name has not been released. this incident marksicide this year. >> laguna honda hospital families an update after patient transfers were put on hold. the hospital was ordered to shut down and move patients because of health care violations. kron four's ella sogomonian has details. >> 4 people have died since being forced to transfer out of a city-run facility called laguna honda hospital in san francisco. >> they were part of a group who believed they had to go after the centers for medicare and medicaid services decertified the nursing home for poor care. now transfers are on pause, but no one knows for how long attorneys with the berkeley based nonprofit california advocates for nursing home reform insisted safer for the hospital to stay open and instead to focus on improving care, they hosted a virtual town hall wednesday. >> to educate the nursing home residents on their rights that are also protected under tenant laws, both at the federal and state level. there's nursing home specific rules. >> the facilities have to comply wi

martin cabrera at a homeless encampment on the same day. they say that the motive is still unclear. the victim's identity has not been released. this incident, though, mark san jose's 20th homicide of the year on the peninsula. palo alto police have arrested a man who they say went inside a home and tried to steal belongings. >> it happened monday afternoon on ramona street. police say the suspect identified as wayne darko of san jose enter the house from an unlocked front door and started looking through items in the home. the homeowner discovered darko inside and yelled at him telling him to leave. police say he fled the scene without taking anything. officers say they were able to locate him nearby later that day. police also say darko has been charged with vandalism, theft, trespassing and resisting arrest after an incident in sunnyvale, he's been booked into the santa clara county jail. >> another rolex robbery reported in the east bay armed robber striking again in walnut forcefully took all reports on what happened this time. >> after a bite to eat at bounty hunter in walnut creek. saturday night police confirm a man was held up at gunpoint and ro

. >> host: what has ed martin's comment about right wing wackos as he calls them, the america firsters. >> guest: i am not sure, i know mark is a very smart guy. i'm not sure what a right wing wacko is, i do not know. >> with you from tom in phoenix. "kudlow" you seem to be a person respectful to everybody. if comments were made, my assessment is there accurate and true. so how bad can they be? save america kill the bill. your education is a service to this country. things from the disaster now. miss a lot of people on the right writing books and talking. their services greatly appreciated. we need to see on tv not cnn, but the program we are on. i used to write to the white house office of correspondence i don't know if the president ever get through the may be you can tell me phrase to refer to him as the president teacher. and the way he spoke people understood it. they got it was not any fancy dancy staff. and i see you do lots on the economic side and i appreciate that, thank you. x thank you tom. >> guest: i appreciate it. i have a long history c-span, i proud of it. actually in my book america abundance have hats of

martin cabrera at a homeless encampment that very same day. investigators say the motive behind this incident is still unclear. the victim's name has not yet been released and this incident does mark san jose's 20th homicide of the year. in santa clara. another person is dead after getting hit by cow train. this happened in santa clara just after 8 o'clock this morning in northbound train collided with someone at the santa clara station. this is cal trains, 7th deadly incident of the year. bay area. firefighters are part of an army of crews trying to put out the mckinney fire. 4 people have already lost their lives to the flames. kron four's justin campbell has the latest for us. >> over the course of 4 days, thousands of acres in siskiyou county. now look like something out of the apocalypse. entire mountainside. rich with burning trees. >> daytime looks like nighttime from heavy smoke. mandatory evacuations are still in place as cal fire works to contain the flames. 10 helicopters, dozens of dover's and more than 1300 pairs of boots on the ground, including prepared to respond to emergencies. a crew from here in san jose ferrer occasion such as these large wildfires where >> we

martin's comment about right-wing wackos, as he called them? guest: i'm not sure what -- i don't know -- he mentioned market corian. i know mark kirk troy and is a smart guy. i'm not sure what a right wing wacko is. i don't know. host: let's hear from tom in phoenix. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. mr. kudlow, you seem to be a person respectful to everybody, but if comments were made, my assessment is they are accurate and true, so how bad can they be? at any rate, save america, kill the bill, your education is a service to this country and will help change things around from the disaster that we have now. there's a lot a people on the rights that are writing books and talking and their service is greatly appreciated and we need to -- when tv like cnn -- i'm sorry, not cnn, the program we are on. i used to write to the white house orifice -- white house office of correspondence. i don't know if the president gets to read them. i used to refer to him as the president teacher. the way he spoke, people understood, it was not any fancy stuff. i see you do lots of the same around the economic side and i appreciate t