george: later this year she makes her theatrical debut alongside captain marvel in the marvels.y in theaters this november. ms. marvel the series debuts tonight at 8:00 on abc seven. george, abc 7 news. zach: all right, i heard you where is dion? she is at home. she has given birth to her first av. the little one was born august 1, around 3 a.m.. that is a little earlier than expected. his name is teddy and he's healthy with a strong set of lungs. everyone at the station is just thrilled about sending their this. everyone has been sending their congratulations. and there's a lot of likes and comments on social media because everybody loves this baby. he is so precious area spencer: yes she has just been glowing. she is so happy. we have 30 mind hour gus which has impacted the inland heat on the bay and coastline. it is warm in the inland areas. the 24 hour temperature change shows most locations are 6-7 degrees warmer now than they were yesterday. this is sutro tower looking northeastward. currently 63 degrees here in the city. 70 mountain moon bay. we have blue skies and breezy

george: later this year she makes her debut alongside captain marvel in the marvels.ovember. ms. marvel the series debuts tonight at 8:00 on abc seven. abc 7 news. zach: in case you're wondering why i am here, it is because of our anchor dion lim has given birth to her first baby. the little one was born on tuesday, august one, around 3 a.m. a little earlier than expected. his name is teddy and he's healthy with a strong set of lungs. get how cute he is. everyone at the station is sending their congratulations. many people on social media as well. we are so happy. >> he looked so happy -- she look so happy and proud. zach: she worked right up until the minute. she was here. that is her working hard. >> i thought i was going to have to deliver a baby here on the set. i can deliver a forecast right now. zach: let's do it. >> warming up outside but it is breezy on the coast. that is muting the warming effect we are having inland right 38 mile per hour wind and -- in san francisco. at the coast and in the bayshore, it feels mild and cool right now. warmer overall everywhe

it's marvelous and it's fun and it's and. first-time author the transition from the book thing a project and something in progress to it being a product to be marketed and talked about is a very mere transition. obviously very fun and exciting. >> absolutely. let's go back to the>> beginnin. we will end up at the end at the end. i was trying to think back to her earlier conversations and i was trying to remember what was it the jury you this to the story and he said near the end of the book that it wasn't as much the identity of the appalachian trail as the appalachian trail. jury you into the research but i wonder he could say more about the genesis that moved you from curiosity tohi investigation. >> it was a couple of things. there are two points of entry for me. number one growing up in the eastern u.s. you just know that it's out there. you drive down the turnpike and there's a pedestrian bridge over the interstate that says appalachia trail on it so it's kind of out there and you know it's this nature that's winding its

marvel makes earth the actual -- theatrical debut alongside capital marvel -- captain marvel. theaters since november. the series debuts tonight at 8:00 on abc seven. abc7news. >> happening today, san jose, the annual italian festival create a weekend long event will take place at his report to celebrate the 41st year. festivalgoers are encouraged to of course bring their appetite to enjoy loads of italian food along with winetasting and live music. the event runs from 11 until 8 p.m.. quickset on about you. that sounds pretty during good. >> warmed on there. maybe mid 80's. 90's and hang out around half moon bay. we will have some sun come back and temperatures tomorrow, well above 100 on the value. the hottest day is a slight cooling on monday. couple of hot days. >> tripled it is. >> all right. thank you for joining us in abc 7 mornings. imes daphne. one with lisa, abc7news continues at 9:00. have a great day. ...when it's at the right price. that's why, we've we pull our favorite looks together in-store and in in the app. so it is easy to get the look you want for less. yo

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marvel properties have any idea that you've put your show in the marvel universe?de what goes into the marvel universe. >> seth: that's true right. they can build it, but they don't decide who comes and goes. >> i'm truly waiting for the pillsbury dough boy to join the avengers an issue with betty boop, trying to put betty boop into the show. not as easy as you thought not as -- as cheap as you thought it might be? >> no. so - >> you go. >> we're big fans of betty boop. >> seth: of cours little thing thinking we'll be able to have it animated and show betty boop. turns out, way out of our budget >> seth: really? >> yeah. >> seth: even today when it feels like no one is trying to use betty boop >> oh, no -- and see, we like -- we like betty boop or at least i know i do because she's inexplicably a latin icon. >> yeah. if you go south, like truly, seg >> just to clarify, we're talking about the 1930s or '40s black and white, like sexy "oo-oo" cartoon. >> seth: and so in modern south america, she's a big deal? >> oh, yeah. you see a betty boop sticker on a car, you kn

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this is before marvel. from his tarantino films, his independent film days. jacket. just having him on the set. and he's like a real geek, he loves comic book culture and sci-fi. so he was there, and i was directing him. >> jimmy: you shot two scenes with sam? >> right. so -- yeah. the way it works is iron man at the end walks into his living room. after the credits. >> jimmy: tony stark's living room? >> tony stark's living room. he gets surprised by nick fury being there, inviting him to join the avengers initiative. that kind of kicks off the whole sequencing that happens. and i had him do a take for me. i knew it wasn't going to be in the movie. where he goes, "who are you?" >> jimmy: wait, we have that, actually. >> you have it? where did you find this? this was never -- did you -- how -- >> jimmy: i don't know. [ laughter ] >> this is real, by the way, this isn't a joke. we really filmed this just for fun. >> jimmy: yeah. >> now you have it? >> jimmy: we have it. >> set, and action. >> i am iron man. >> you think you're the only superhero in the world?

we will have the marvel technology ceo in just a bit. you can see just at 4:00 p.m., matt murphy. >>> hr software provider workday an upbeat outlook, citing promise from artificial intelligence. they bumped the price target to 250 as an example. workday attributed the increase in 2024 subscription revenue guidance to early renewals by customers, quote, tremendous growth within thei budgeting business. accelerators up almost 6% right now. happy friday. >> tremendous. enjoy the weekend. >>> last chance to weigh in on our twitter -- well, our question of the day. how many more times will the fed hike rates this year? ade, two, or none? he to @cnbcclosingbell on x. the results after the break. (fan #1) there ya go! that's what i'm talkin' about! (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. switch now and they'll give you nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv, on them. (hero fan) this plan

marvel, anything marvel, people love these days. >> i don't know where i'v been. i've never heard of blue beetle. >>> "nightly news" is next. we'll see you at 6:00. mo >>> we are tracking major breaking news tonight. a life-threatening tropical storm is hitting the southwest right now just as an earthquake rocks the same area. deadly flooding across mexico as hurricane hilary plowed toward the u.s., relentless rain and powerful winds now hammering the southwest. areas surrounding los angeles evacuated. parts of las vegas flooded. and the worst is yet to come. >> i'm afraid people might die. >>> now an earthquake just north of los angeles. in washington state thousands ordered to evacuate as massive wildfires burn out of control. hundreds of structures destroyed. firefighters unable to contain the fires. >>> president biden travels to maui tomorrow amid growing anger at state and federal officials' handling of the crisis what residents are telling us. >>> an unmanned russian spacecraft crashes into the moon. a major failure for that country's race to space. >>> two

i have a question on marvell i own marvell and amd. >> they're both going to be going down right now under consolidation. now marvell did very well, was related to some things that matt murphy said about nvidia and the problem is nvidia is going lower. we heard that from larry williams last week we know it's a parabolic move. it can go down so i want to be careful here i am not going to tell you to buy marvell at 60 when i think you can get it at 54, 5. we're going to joe in ohio joe? >> caller: boo-yah, how you doing? >> the chill man is hanging in there how about you? >> caller: good, good, good. love your show. >> thank you. >> caller: watch squawk on tv every morning. >> thank you >> caller: i own consolidated edison. >> okay, con ed. we've liked con ed since the show started it's probably been about a do you believe i'm having people pivot to enbridge with a 7%. i just feel like we get that 10% yield, the stock goes higher and then we can look all we want when it comes to con ed. ladies and gentlemen, that's the conclusion no i got another. i can take teresa in new york. teresa

and that's been a marvelous marketing machine that has turned hawaii. yeah. into this tourist paradise that people keep coming and you know, wanting to vision. it's wonderful. we loved visitors. we loved interacting and having people come and visit. we just had visitors this past week and it was marvelous getting then getting a chance to share. yeah, this island with them. but unfortunately, we've had too many. and this is the same story that we've seen, you know this summer in europe to where bennett has been, overwhelms where so many to our sites. yeah, you just can't move around, and this is the problem that hawaii, you know, during cobit, everybody disappeared. and so we got to discover, you know, how special and how quiet intel beautiful, why you can be, but hawaii gets, is going to get close to $10000000.00 visitors this year. and we just cannot sustain that. it's just something that's had too great an impact. you know, on our tiny little islands. yeah. you're talking about visitors. i remember visiting you and your wife married at the new york city rig

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marvel, anything marvel, people love these days. >> i don't know where i'v been. i've never heard of blue beetle. >>> "nightly news" is next. we'll see you at 6:00. mo >>> we are tracking major breaking news tonight. a life-threatening tropical storm is hitting the southwest right now just as an earthquake rocks the same area. deadly flooding across mexico as hurricane hilary plowed toward the u.s., relentless rain and powerful winds now hammering the southwest. areas surrounding los angeles evacuated. parts of las vegas flooded. and the worst is yet to come. >> i'm afraid people might die. >>> now an earthquake just north of los angeles. in washington state

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it's zombies. >> i remember marveling about there being two black women in the core cast of this showecause they were two completely different black women. that was huge. >> all right. you all go home too. i'll finish this one myself. >> angela bassett played the revered voodoo priestess. usually voodoo is completely villainized in most science fiction. and in this one, it was handled with an element of respect and certainly revered for a character many people didn't expect to see on screen. >> she done messed with the wrong witch, and she knows it. and now you know it. >> "black mirror" is this exciting anthology series, which pulls on both horror and science fiction to create these stories in the not so far off future. >> when i think of "black mirror," i think of really incredible performances by daniel -- letitia wright, michaela coel. "black mirror" wasn't afraid to put black actors into the spotlight and show that they could carry a sci-fi or a horror episode and everyone would love it. >> and one of the episodes within that series, "striking vipers," unbelievable. it was so goo

> experts. >> marvellous. >> and experts. >> marvellous. >> and she's experts. >> marvellous. >> andng, well, because she's saying, well, they're what they're all married. what did, what she what did they do. and so she hasn't yet. hasn't talked to any men yet. >> a >> president. am i going a bit mad but women men out, mad but women asking men out, there's nothing new about this. this going on since the this has been going on since the dawn this has been going on since the davi| this has been going on since the davi guess it's new her. >> i guess it's new for her. i mean, all very confused mean, we're all very confused about what's new for her, but that it a new. men that doesn't make it a new. men are women when are scared of women when she's sitting be sitting around waiting to be asked of sitting around waiting to be askecit's of sitting around waiting to be askecit's the of sitting around waiting to be askecit's the death of of sitting around waiting to be askecit's the death of love. love. it's the death of love. >> lewis you think women should have you been asked out by women?

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writers but other employees and everyone was a tour guide and ready to tell you about all of the marvelousyou are going to see. in the 1880s yellowstone got a stagecoach company already coaching outfits to the west but they got one in 1883 in the hotel we see that was built in 1883, people were in this country, tired of camping out, they lived that way through the 18th and 19th century and want to a little more comfort. camping out would come back in the 20s because it began but not initially. initially yellowstone was a system of big hotels, five big hotels serving as others in the 80s clear up into the end of the era, the loss was 1960 and we had autos in the cities and towns and nations pretty early, they were in 1986 and by 1900, somebody towns and automobiles were alongside horses and buggies and wagons not yellowstone and they remain committed place and another 25 years after so from the 1890s until 1916 yellowstone was a horse and buggy place. one question i offer which i could never answer, what does the future hold for yellowstone? so were the surrounding what we call a gateway to

so a very, very, you know, the legacies of -- of oppression, of a past at the same time the marvelousnew ideas about our national park system. secondly, we have priscilla solÍss ibarra who is the associate professor in the department of english at the university of northern texas and we are going to hear a really -- priscilla is going to turn this conversation upside down and on its head. i think she gave us a little bit of a clue earlier today about really challenging our basic premises about parks and national parks and access and even this notion of ownership and so we are going to looking forward to that and finally shelton johnson, a national park ranger and educator and landed in yosemite park and refuses to go away and also author of glory land, a really interesting perspective about national parks and the themas that many of us people of color in this country face when we celebrate on one hand this marvelous invention of national parks and beautiful places and yet the prices that some of us paid for them to each exist and what -- those tensions and exploration of that in his b

sunday the is marvellous. the family day is marvellous., it's full of it's light hearted, it's full of children. everybody is having a great time and it actually celebrates culture. an celebrates culture. it's an excellent is excellent thing. monday is absolutely dystopic nightmare , absolutely dystopic nightmare, and that's when you had the eight stabbings, the police officers being bitten. know, officers being bitten. you know, these terrible things. so the reality it's a victim of reality is that it's a victim of its success. is too big its own success. it is too big now. and really truly, we now. and really and truly, we should concentrate the family should concentrate on the family day. you can, you day. and if you can, if you could relocate monday, maybe could relocate the monday, maybe to hyde park, maybe to wormwood scrubs, don't know. somewhere. scrubs, i don't know. somewhere. >> wormwood scrubs . well, no, ho. 110. >> no. >> the woman is a huge prisoner. no. >> ihe woman is a huge prisoner. no. >> i thoughtin is a huge prisoner.

sunday the is marvellous. the family day is marvellous., it's full of it's light hearted, it's full of children. everybody is having a great time and it actually celebrates culture. an celebrates culture. it's an excellent is excellent thing. monday is absolutely dystopic nightmare , absolutely dystopic nightmare, and that's when you had the eight stabbings, the police officers being bitten. know, officers being bitten. you know, these terrible things. so the reality it's a victim of reality is that it's a victim of its success. is too big its own success. it is too big now. and really truly, we now. and really and truly, we should concentrate the family should concentrate on the family day. you can, you day. and if you can, if you could relocate monday, maybe could relocate the monday, maybe to hyde park, maybe to wormwood scrubs, don't know. somewhere. scrubs, i don't know. somewhere. >> wormwood scrubs . well, no, ho. 110. >> no. >> the woman is a huge prisoner. no. >> ihe woman is a huge prisoner. no. >> i thoughtin is a huge prisoner.

cinematic universe. >> i love what marvel does i love that the fans can see me in this universe, andand the biggest ask is charles xavier [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: but maybe it's real. >> look, i want to play a good guy. and charles is smart he's good. but i feel as if there may be some mileage with me and marvel i know i love what they do i know i love creativity so, who knows what could happen keep putting it out there. >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause the fans love you. i heard a rumor. tell me if this is true or not that you may or may not have something to do with barack and michelle obama's relationship. >> oh, my goodness so, i love what barack obama has done, and continues to do to forward the human spirit, and also to exemplify someone who has a wonderful morality and who is in service. i believe that to be in service, is our best bet for our own life so, i was at the democratic convention and i was standing about here to the monitor from barack when he made his speech and i was so very impressed. i was at robert f. kennedy jr. we walked out. he said, "i'm going to

so marvelously with the to protagonists the leaders serbia and kosovo.and i was wondering if you could talk just a little bit about that that diplomacy as a contact sport and how much the personal and developing a rapport in is important crucial to success in diplomacy very happily. it's interesting because you know, from what i was saying about how well, you know, you're in europe, one of the reasons that the serbia, kosovo dialog was so important was that it was an opportunity for europe to take the lead and not rely on the us to lead, but rather have the u.s. as our partner. but in a in a particular set of circumstances, the pull of getting into the eu, getting closer, the eu, the possibility for trade, the possibility that being part of the european union would enable these countries to put the past behind them to be able to feel that they could live in peace and security, the future. this was the the on remains the pull of the european union. we see it now, of course, with ukraine so important not to be underestimated. and i say that as a brit consc

when we celebrate on one hand this marvelous land and yet the prices some of us paid for some of them to even exist. wonderful exploration of that in hiss book, but he will be bringing a very personal sort of perspective about what it means to be in these places that he is now the steward and helps guide the rest of us in that notion of stewardship. i leave you finally with this. it is about that notion of stewardship. about that collective responsibility we now have. we inherit, we pick up the legacies. we continue the legacies. in denver we started every meeting andnt every event with e land acknowledgment. i would say it is a people knowledge and acknowledgment of our history. as we move forward, i think we will hear from these folks about what we should shape our public stewardship of public lands as we move forward. first up is philip. >> all of my things to the national association of olmsted parks for inviting me to talk today. i get this is my time to speak for my dinner. i i will not be singing, but i m going to tell you a story. i will ask you to follow the story in your min

it's called a marvellous clause bonus being goodin marvellous clause bonus being good in that in marvellousellous clause will mean that money is taken away from the settlement given to dame alison rose. she's currently working on a 12 month gardening leave , but i think gardening leave, but i think ministers are watching very closely the closely and of course the government has a special government here has a special locus this company . locus involving this company. they own 38% of the shares that's you and me owned 38% of natwest. therefore, they are a major the biggest shareholder. what they say counts. so yes, nigel, it's not over yet . nigel, it's not over yet. >> no. and i did, you know , very >> no. and i did, you know, very loudly and clearly yesterday say i thought the government should act because as you say, the government biggest government is the biggest shareholder on our behalf. i shareholder of on our behalf. i just find it extraordinary just still find it extraordinary that can make this award to that they can make this award to a before the result of the investigation. i f

it's called a marvellous clause bonus being goodin marvellous clause bonus being good in that in marvellousmarvellous clause will mean that money is taken away from the settlement given to dame alison rose. she's currently working on a 12 month gardening leave , but i think gardening leave, but i think ministers are watching very closely the closely and of course the government has a special government here has a special locus this company . locus involving this company. they own 38% of the shares that's you and me owned 38% of natwest. therefore, they are a major the biggest shareholder. what they say counts. so yes, nigel, it's not over yet . nigel, it's not over yet. >> no. and i did, you know , very >> no. and i did, you know, very loudly and clearly yesterday say i thought the government should act because as you say, the government biggest government is the biggest shareholder on our behalf. i shareholder of on our behalf. i just find it extraordinary just still find it extraordinary that can make this award to that they can make this award to a before the result of the investigation.

every one was ready to tell you all about the marvelous things you were going to see beginning in the 1880s, yellowstone got a stagecoach company and interior in the park company. there were already coaching outfits to the west of the park, but in the park they got one. in 1883 and they put up this big hotel that we see behind us that was built in 1883. people were in this country tired of camping out. they had lived that way through the 18th and 19th centuries, and they wanted a little more comfort. now, camping out would come back in the 1920s, become voguish again, but not initially. initially, yellowstone was a system of big hotels, five big hotels serving young visitors from the 1880s clear up until the end of the stagecoach era. the last year was 1916 and you know, we had autos in many of the cities and towns of the nation pretty darn early. the earliest autos were chain driven in 1886. so the first one i can remember in by 1900. so many towns had, you know, automobiles, primitive ones right alongside their horses and buggies and wagons and not in yellowstone. this was a remaine

at the same time these marvelous new ideas about our national park system. secondly, we have priscilla solis ybarra who is the associate professor in the department of english at the university of northern texas. we are going to hear -- purcell is going to turn this whole conversation upside down and on its head. she gave us a little bit of a clue earlier today really challenging our basic premises about parks, national parks and access. even this notion of ownership. we are going to be looking forward to that. andlt finally, shelton johnson. national park ranger and educator extraordinary who has landed in yosemite nationalat pk and just refuses to go away. [laughter] is alsond the author of glory land. a really interesting perspective about national parks and the dilemmas many of us people of color in this country face when we celebrate on one hand this marvelous invention of national parks and these beautiful places. and yet the prices that some of us pay for them to even exist. and the tensions all of the time but wonderful exploration of that. it's goin

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. >> marvellous , wonderful . >> marvellous, wonderful. >> marvellous, wonderful. >> it's bizarre . it's blinkered >> it's bizarre. it's blinkered . i'll play you the rest of that astonish moment later in the show. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. still getting over it. £5 billion a year simply to house illegal migrants in hotels. that's unsustainable . my digest on it unsustainable. my digest on it coming up straight after the news with . rihanna news with. rihanna >> dan, thank you . your top >> dan, thank you. your top stories from the newsroom. a former met police officer has been jailed for 16 years for raping a 16 year old girl and a female police officer. adam provan raped a colleague six times and terrorised her over a three year period. he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police assistant commissioner louisa rolfe says she's glad the victims came forward. i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending behaviour, as i'm sure the public are and my colleagues across the met, i'm so grateful

. >> marvellous , wonderful . >> marvellous, wonderful. >> marvellous, wonderful. >> it's bizarre . it's blinkered >> it's bizarre. it's blinkered . i'll play you the rest of that astonish moment later in the show. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. still getting over it. £5 billion a year simply to house illegal migrants in hotels. that's unsustainable . my digest on it unsustainable. my digest on it coming up straight after the news with . rihanna news with. rihanna >> dan, thank you . your top >> dan, thank you. your top stories from the newsroom. a former met police officer has been jailed for 16 years for raping a 16 year old girl and a female police officer. adam provan raped a colleague six times and terrorised her over a three year period. he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police assistant commissioner louisa rolfe says she's glad the victims came forward. i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending behaviour, as i'm sure the public are and my colleagues across the met, i'm so grateful

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