erin mclaughlin joining us from the storm zone. erin, good evening. >> reporter: lester, they've been cleaning this up all day. a fallen tree completely crushed that home. you can see a downed power line just dangling over there. it's the latest destruction in a season of climate issues. a tornado tearing through the city limits, injuring five and leaving a trail of destruction wednesday evening, just 25 miles outside of washington, d.c. >> you see all the debris flying in the air. this is probably it right here. >> it was definitely an eerie feeling. >> reporter: travis murphy filmed this video of the tornado from the roof of his apartment. >> we rarely get any extreme weather events, much less a tornado. >> reporter: residents living on hard hit dogwood drive say they've never seen anything like it. >> did you know what to do? >> not really. i thought maryland was pretty safe. >> reporter: next door, martin perez and his family were trapped when a tree fell on their house. they're now safe. >> seeing my daughter and my wife by my

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here's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: tonight in round rock, texas a manhunt for the gunman who opened fire on a juneteenth celebration on sunday, killing two before getting away. >> do not approach as we believe the subject is armed and is dangerous. >> reporter: across the country over the weekend nine mass shootings, killing at least five and wounding many more. according to the gun violence archives. in rochester hills, michigan a man unleashed 36 rounds on a splash pad, injuring nine including an 8-year-old boy. >> the young child that, you know, had the head wound, he's made amazing progress. >> reporter: according to a gofundme page set up by a family friend, mikayla and eric coughlin were shot seven times while shielding their two daughters, ages 2 and 7 months old. the couple now in the hospital, their children safe at home. authorities say the gunman took his own life and struggled with mental health. >> we have no information on any contact that he had with law enforcement. no arrests. no criminal history. >> reporter: there have been 229 mass shootings so far this year, def

erin mclaughlin, nbc news, new york. >> all right, let's bring in bill karins. you're tracking a pair of tropical threats tonight. >> lester, the first threat is right along the georgia, florida coast. it has not strengthened today which is great, but it is bringing rip current threats up and down the southeast coast. the red flags are flying, and that'll be the big story as we go through the weekend. the rough surf at the beaches and that rip current threat. the other area is going to be similar to alberto. it's going to be in the southern gulf of mexico and it does have about a 60% of developing. this should not bring the heavy rain and flooding threat to texas like the last storm. this one is going to be a little further to the south. and the other threat we have to watch over the weekend, severe storms. chicago tomorrow e storm from milwaukee and frgreen bay and possibly heading to chicago tomorrow night. and also in the north east numerous storms as we head to the weekend. >>> all right, bill, thank you. let's turn to the race for president now with just si

here's erin mclaughlin. >> i've been taken advantage of. >> reporter: niki jordan is fed up.one. this one is on 7/15. this is 7/19, 2021. >> those aren't speeding tickets and they're tickets she's gotten from one of these stop sign cameras. >> it really does feel like you can't get a break. >> reporter: the life-long washington, d.c. resident says she's gotten seven tickets from this one stop sign camera, similar to a red light camera, stop sign cameras are currently in use in a handful of states across the country. the goal, crack down on drivers like these who don't come to a complete stop. the cameras record a car as it approaches the stop sign. if the light flashes or the camera perceives an infraction, that video is then reviewed by a team. if there's a violation, they send you a ticket in the mail. so in this situation, the key to not getting a ticket is to stop before the line. washington, d.c. was an early adopter of stop sign cameras and is now expanding their program with dozens scattered across the capital and each ticket is $100 a pop. by some estimates, generatin

scott mclaughlin said, i say he, the rains and some the stones are also disrupting rail services, and road transport dw corresponded to sub balsa is in the area with more on the rescue efforts. i am currently in the town of the dog and here this place has been hit hard by the floods. a lot of people had to be evacuated. basement flooded. ground levels were flooded. i spoke to one lady has paid for her life trying to get out of the floods. luckily, she made it, and now it is the one about seeing up here. apparently the was is over a sofa. so right now you can see the fire brigade behind me is trying to come up with a, out of an underground, underground ca, fox, seeing what the situation is like beth, what will the console have been flooded? bolt cleaning up and seeing what's left. that can definitely not be said so many other parts of self terminate. status, lots are continuing to hit finishes, are continuing to being evacuated and heavy rains in front of the stones. i expect it, so the remote situation remains very tense in the south of time and the test of also reporting that. now le

scott mclaughlin said that he'd be rains and some the storms are also disrupting rail services and road transport. dw reported tests about the joins us now from the various in southern germany, tessa, what's the situation in the area at the moment? is right now i am indeed off, which is about 10 minutes outside of oaks book west of munich. and what you might take as a lake right behind me is actually a puff here going from one, but it's to the next. and this has been completely flooded. dykes that broke a bit further up stream. and this is representative of what people are going through here. i've talked to some who had that basement completely from the vote to some even helpful to on ground level. and some even has to be evacuated by helicopter because of a completely in cycled by the floods. so really what people are saying here, they haven't seen anything like this in decades. so how would people coping and imagine selves that has been set up just across the road here. and all the forces that can be deployed are being destroyed. the police, the red cross, the fire brigade. and they t

scott mclaughlin said that he, the reins and some of the stones are also disrupting rail services and road transport dw reporter test. so walter joins us now from the various in southern germany, a test. so what's the situation like at the moment? i'm currently indeed off, which is about an hour west of munich, and just to give you a 1st impression here. so right now i'm standing here and what might look like a lake is actually a pass. so this he used to run from deed off to the next town, but it's been completely flooded. a dyke broke just a bit further. upstream, like many others in the region. and that has affected the whole area he. i spoke to people that have water in the basement, spoke to people who butcher on the ground floor and a lot of them had to be evacuated. one lady has side them. she actually went back to her home because she wanted to say some of the valuables, despite the orders of the 5, are good to stay away and see all of a sudden was fearing for her life because the floods were coming from everywhere. luckily she could make it safely out of them, but some of thos

scott mclaughlin said that he'd be raines and some of the stones are also disrupting rail services and road transport dw reporter tests involved is in the various in southern germany. she told me earlier about the situation in the area right now. i am indeed off, which is about 10 minutes outside of oaks book west of munich. and what you might take as a lake right behind me is actually a puff here going from one, but it's to the next. and this has been completely flooded. dykes that broke a bit further upstream and this is representative of what people are going through here. i've talked to some who had that basement completely full of water. some even had water on ground level. and some even has to be evacuated by helicopter because of a completely in cycled by the floods. so really will people well, you can tell now there's no rain, but it is set to continue any time now and it will continue in the next 48 hours. have east on the stones, heavy rain roads that continue to be flooded, train lines that continue to be suspended. so he, now we are far away from an oaks. the test of author

i give me some sparks mclaughlin said that he'd be raines and some of the storms are also disrupting rail services and road transport. dw reporter tests involved to joins us now from alex burge in southern germany, a test the those images are striking. uh, what's the situation in the area at the moment of the? well, i'm in the so this is on of data over just about 10 minutes from ox book. and just to give you an idea of the situation, let's look here behind me. and what you might have to take for a late is actually a path leading from one but the to the next. but it is definitely completely flooded because of dyke broke. just a bit upstream flooding the entire area. he and i've spoken to people, he and a lot of them had to leave the homes, come some people, it was in the basement. some even had worked on the ground floor and somewhat and so i could buy the water to an extent that they had to get out by a helicopter. so everyone here told me they haven't seen something like this in decades. so how would people coping an emergency shelter that has been set up just here around the corne

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así lo identificaron como sospechoso de un tiroteo que ocurrió el 29 de marzo en la bulevar mclaughlindo fueron baleados ambos. ahora ya se recuperaron. las autoridades obtuvieron una orden de arresto para rodríguez y determinaron que este incidente estaba vinculado con pandillas. y las autoridades de oakland siguen investigando un tiroteo que ha dejado una persona muerta. eso fue el martes. oficiales acudieron a la avenida 73 a eso de las 21:00 de la noche. localizaron a una persona sufriendo de una herida de bala. la víctima fue declarada muerta en el hospital. las autoridades piden contactarse con ellos, si es que tiene cualquier tipo de información sobre el hecho. seguimos en oakland porque en los próximos días, el consejo de esa ciudad tendrá que tomar decisiones relacionadas al presupuesto. es que dicen que de aprobarse el plan actual habrá recortes de fondos en varias agencias, incluyendo el departamento de policía de oakland. andrés brender nos cuenta más. así es. este presupuesto incluye drásticos recortes al presupuesto policial y el jefe del sindicato de policía me dice que

jose. >> erin mclaughlin, thank you so very much.s the country over the weekend, and as erin was telling us as recently as today, fred guttenberg was remembering his daughter jamie. in a social media post fred writes we don't move on. we move forward as i now face the reality of my seventh father's day without jamie, these words are resonating with me more than ever. fred guttenberg who's also a senior adviser at brady joins us today. thank you, fred, for spending time. >> good morning. >> it is always a difficult thing to ask you just because it's, you know, jamie is always going to be 14 and this july 13th, she would have been 21 years old. >> yeah. >> fred, how do you -- how are you and your family, you know, your son jesse and your wife, how are you today? >> you know, i'm glad you asked. the these moments don't get easier. you mentioned jamie should be turning 21, all of her beautiful friends that she grew up with. they're all doing these incredible summer vacations and trips as they grow into these amazing young women. my daugh

erin mclaughlin is following that story and the new reaction. >> reporter: hey there, peter. that's right. according to court documents, justin timberlake was pulled over for a traffic violation. the officer determined he was intoxicated and brought him here. i'll have all the latest on the arrest. plus, what one famous local is saying about it. >> erin, thank you. >>> and then the push to ban cell phones in the classroom, it is gaining momentum. one of the nation's largest school districts taking a major step towards joining that trend. step towards joining that trend. there is a debate sparked the rash on your back, has traveled south to well... let's just call it south. thanks to amazon pharmacy, you've avoided the added discomfort of having to pick up your itchy bum cream... in person. this is a "got up too fast from tying your shoes" back injury. lucky for you amazon one medical can help. they're great for sneeze related back injuries too. (♪♪) >>> still ahead, a very tough assignment for our friend savannah. going one-on-one with roger federer. >> a great conversation a

the 29-year-old salvador rodriguez is in custody for the shooting on mclaughlin avenue back in march. the husband and wife survived. there is no motive right now. investigators are only saying it was gang related. >>> a family owned convenience store in san francisco's richmond district is picking up the pieces once again after at least nine thieves broke in and stole thousands of dollars worth of cigarettes. so the owner tells our kevin ko, this is the fourth break in at his store. it could be the last straw. >> reporter: another repair for the front doors of cigarettes cheaper, a site becoming so common for the corner store that the owner, beshear, didn't even want to show his face on camera. >> my friends and family see me again, it happens. i have been here so many times. i get it if it happens once or twice, but it continues to happen. >> reporter: he got a call from his security company alerting him that a white lexus smashed through his store's front doors. >> at least eight to nine suspects jumped up. and they came inside and just ransacked the whole place. >> reporter: he too

erin mclaughlin has the story. >> reporter: on the bottom of lake champlain, the answer to a 50-year-old likely solved. this wreckage believed to be the remnants of a private jet that vanished in january of 1971, discovered by underwater investigator gary kozak, who says he succeeded where 17 searches had failed. the ntsb has yet to confirmed findings. >> we brought in a remote operated vehicle, and we captured the underwater images confirming that it's 99% the right maplane. >> reporter: the ten-seat plane carrying these men. vanished on a snowy vermont night shortly after take offer with no distress signal sent. >> i started getting more interested in the problem and the challenge of why has nobody found this plane? >> reporter: kozak, a seasoned underwater rescuer joined the effort in 2014. his first attempt to find the jet in 2022 turned out to be a false alarm. >>we got all excited. we found it. closer inspection, it stencilling that looked more military in nature, not something you would see on a commercial private jet. >> reporter: last month, kozak and his partners say they final

the journalist side would be john mclaughlin the mclaughlin y head. start. host: fred barnes with him often. caller: it was pat buchanan, ie. eugene robinson i believe. but that was in the 90's. i know we had a group on there before t■t■phat. we watch that show up until the re he was barely able to sit in the chair and people were helping them out, that was a great show. on the entertainment side the name is the person i really looked up to is jed bartlett. that's in the fictional preside. caller: would've made a great president, yes. in some ways i guess aaron sorkin who created the show the west wing. ifly to learn about politics but did not want to sit through the newsg. it's a fairly accurate description of the white opera's according to people who worked entertainment side, martin out there.s always put h i heard he got arrested not too long ago with a protest. and john mclaughlin. so many.e john so many that i look to as heroes. host:today than maybe some of te other callers? caller: there's all kinds of heroes out there. one guy that i've loo■s

, who comedian chris mclaughlin, who we've worked with.ith him? i have worked with chris. >> lovely guy, top work, great comedian. >> he's a great comedian, lovely quy- >> he's a great comedian, lovely guy. he's blind, not that people want to see blind people, you know, and they don't want to see me with my grey hair. they don't. they want to see. >> well, you can't really tell that he's, you know, obviously references. yeah, but you wouldn't know. >> you wouldn't know i don't know, i don't watch these. i don't watch the bbc. i won't give them any to money watch the bbc. >> a comedian could pretend to be blind or have some sort of disability to, you know, we're weeks away. >> are we from someone identifying, i think you're already pretending to be a woman. >> you know, just do one thing at a time, so, so basically , i at a time, so, so basically, i mean, the fact is, is that there's always been disabilities on the tv. they got old people on the tv. they got old people on strictly come dancing, disability . they've got they've disability. t

mclaughlin and i to 80 authorities are also trying to identify the victim. this a picture of the tattoo tried in on his right arm. he's described as an east indian man between the ages of 30 34 around 6 feet tall. he was known in the area, has kumar police believe that he went to school in san jose between 2006 2010. if you have any information about this case, you're being asked to call san jose police. >> meantime, jose police have launched san jose's most wanted facebook and instagram pages. they sure will showcase suspects wanted for violent crimes. many of the people who will be featured on the page are believed to be hiding outside of the united states. the police department says it's part of their efforts generate new leads on people and cases. >> the social media pafes, both instagram, facebook. we'll update with photos and descriptions of people that were still looking and hopefully that will bring new leads and tips for us. and so that's something that we're hoping that could be something we could leverage. and probably hopefully bring closure to t

also trying to identify the victim ck onmay. 9th police responded to a shooting in the area of mclaughlin and 2.80, when they arrived, they found victim suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the hospital. police have identified this man as the primary suspect. his name is joseph martinez. a warrant is out for martinez's arrest. police say he's about 5 foot, 315 pounds with a tear drop tattoo on his face. the victim has been described as an east indian man between the ages of 30 34 he's around 6 foot tall with this tattoo of a trident on his right arm. he was on the area's kumar. police believe he went to school in san jose between 2006 and 2010. meantime, san jose police announcing the launch of the san jose's most wanted facebook and instagram pages. >> the department says that this is part of their effort to generate new leads on people and cases. the page will showcase suspects wanted for violent crimes. many of the people who will be on that page are believed to be hiding outside the u.s.. >> the social media pages, both instagram, facebook. we'll update with photos and descripti

. >>> sydney mclaughlin has left them behind! there is no stopping her!instagram, when he slid in the dm. >> pretty much within 24 hours of meeting evan, i knew he was the one. he was the one that i could see my forever with. >> you know, i like to give people a little bit of hard time. she gave it right back to me the day we met. i thought okay, that's pretty cool. >> it wasn't instant, it was right before we met in person. >> i love everything about liz. but i think the biggest thing about her is she's just got a wicked sense of humor and a tenacity that i just respect so much. >> it's always a lot of fun. he's little kid luke. because he's always looking to have the most fun possible every day. [ laughter ] >> my husband. he's great. he is british. so that's fun. he's the perfect amount of supportive, but we have a very joking relationship. he put my most-unflattering face, big, bold on his tee shirt. >> katie moon keeps adding gold to her trophy case. >> did you see that in paris? no, you didn't. but that's my husband. he >> he's very passionate when

erin mclaughlin has late details. >> reporter: tonight, justin timberlake arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated. according to the suffolk county district attorney, he pleaded not guilty and was released. the singer was photographed by thedailymail.com in handcuffs, heading to court today in sag harbor, a ritzy beach community on eastern long island. a source close to timberlake tells nbc news last night the 43-year-old had dinner at the exclusive american hotel. he was driving a 2025 bmw to a friend's house after midnight when, according to court documents, he failed to stop at this stop sign and swerved in two different places. police pulled him over. the officer determined timberlake was intoxicated, writing his eyes were bloodshot and glassy. a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was emanating from his breath. he had slowed speech, and he performed poorly on all standardized field sobriety tests. according to the documents, timberlake told the officer, "i had one martini, and i followed my friends home." he was arrested and brought to police headquarters, where he stayed o

it happened back on mark back in march on mclaughlin avenue near the grand central shopping mall. the suspect is accused of shooting at a car with a man and a woman inside. police say the man was hit at least once and then drove himself to the hospital where he is now recovering. new tonight. >> with just about 24 hours until president biden and former president donald trump take the stage in atlanta for the first presidential debate of the season. governor newsom says that he's going to be in attendance. he's going to be there as a surrogate to advocate for president biden on social media and during many appearances before and after the debate in a fundraising email newdom wrote, this will be in atlanta tomorrow supporting the president. i hope you'll join me with your support as well. and kron 4 is going to be carrying the debate live tomorrow night, starting at 06:00pm kron four's catherine heenan is going to be moderating a panel of our political experts both before and immediately after the debate. so stay tuned for that. >> some breaking news out of oakland right now. fire c

they say he shot another man back in may at a homeless encampment in the area of mclaughlin and 280.edics rushed that man to the hospital, but he died. martinez has been added to sapd. s most wanted fugitive list. that list has a facebook and instagram page now. the department unveiled it today. they're going to showcase fugitives with the goal of generating new leads that will lead to arrests. information will also be on the department's website. a scary incident down at the santa cruz beach boardwalk on the giant dipper ride over the weekend. this video, going viral on social media. look at that park employees safely escorting riders down the roller coaster tracks. the unusual evacuation happened sunday after a medical emergency forced operators to halt the famous roller coaster. mid ride, a boardwalk spokesperson says. a guest inside the giant dipper station needed medical help, so a standard procedure the ride had to be stopped temporarily. once the emergency was over, the ride reopened and everything went back to normal. so not what you usually see down there where everyone's tr

fan favorites like sidney mclaughlin-levrone and tokyo gold medallist athing mu, still fighting for a, but some of the fastest athletes in the world are here in eugene, oregon. one of the reasons why these trials are so difficult, regardless of your record or ranking, you have to finish in the top three here to make it to paris. cracking the top three would be a dream for quincy wilson. >> what do you think when you hear the entire stadium going nuts for you? >> it's amazing. >> reporter: he's just 16 years old, but fast enough to make it into tonight's 400 meter final. >> are you scared? you're running against your heros here. >> no, sir. no pressure. we all put our shoes on the same way. i mean, no matter what they do, it's a fair race. >> reporter: that olympic spirit alive and strong in team usa. tom llamas, nbc news, eugene, oregon. >> all the action of the u.s. olympic team trials continues tonight starting at 8:00 on nbc and peacock. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night.

here's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: tonight over 90 million americans are under heat alerts as the thermal dome tightens its grip. from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic, scorching temps 10 to 20 degrees above average. >> when you go outside, i feel like i'm melting. >> reporter: extreme temps causing travel chaos. today in philadelphia dozens of firefighters battle flames near train tracks, and at new york's penn station, more delays. amtrak trains slowed down due to the heat. >> the same thing happened on monday. it was delayed. i got to work 45 minutes late. >> reporter: down south as families look for relief from the heat, tragedy. in florida, a couple died after getting caught in a rip current, leaving t six children behind. in minnesota flooding after a severe thunderstorm dumped up to 10 inches of rain in a matter of hours. and in california, an early start to the fire season. the number of acres burned so far is up almost 1,500% compared to last year. according to nasa the number of summer heat waves in the u.s. has roughly doubled over the last four decades. so far this year the

they say he shot another man at a homeless encampment near mclaughlin and 280 back in may. paramedics rushed that man to the hospital where he died. martinez has been added to spd's most wanted fugitive list. that list now has a facebook and instagram page. the department unveiled those social media pages today. they'll showcase fugitives with the goal of generating new leads. so we're working in conjunction with our homicide unit to put out the pictures and the information for past homicides. so these are criminals that again, many of who are armed and dangerous, that have fled the area and most likely out of the country, and we need the help from the public to help identify them. that information will also be on the department's website. defiant and tearful, oakland's mayor is breaking her silence for the first time since her home was searched by the fbi last thursday. mayor sheng thao says she is innocent and that she was targeted, and she's also vowing to fight to keep her job and clear her name. nbc bay area's velena jones was there as the mayor questioned why her home

mclaughlin and 2.80, when police arrived, they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the hospital. police have identified this man as the primary suspect. been identified as joseph martinez. >> they've obtained a warrant for his arrest. police say that he's about 5 foot 315 pounds with a tear drop tattoo on his face. and the victim has been described as an east indian man between the ages of 30 34. >> around 6 foot tall with this tattoo of a trident on his right arm. he was apparently known in the area as kumar. police believe he went to school in san jose between 2006 and 2010. >> it's unfortunate we don't have the victim it because i'm sure the family watts closure needs closure and really help with the case. >> and anyone with any information about either the suspect or the victim is being asked to call. >> san jose police man is in police custody tonight after an hours long standoff with san jose officers. police say that man was armed with a gun. he barricaded himself in a hotel room at the carrabelle in near north first street and east. rosemary stree

track and field olympics trials right here on nbc, bay area noah lyles, sydney mclaughlin, levrone and sha'carri richardson will try and make the team now to make the team the top three finishers in most competitions. get their tickets to paris. also hoping to punch that ticket to paris. stanford graduate harrison williams nbc steven luke from our san diego station has more on williams, who's going to compete in what's considered the most grueling event. we're talking about the decathlon. basically. my job is like recess, like it's i come out here and like, i get to run as fast as i can and jump as far as i can. harrison williams loves his job, all ten of them. i kind of have like athletic, adhd, like i love like if i see something like i want to try it like athletically. so it really i mean it plays to my, my strong suits. i think the stanford alum arrived at the chula vista elite athlete training center, four years ago with the goal of making the paris olympic team in the decathlon. in the jam packed, grueling competition takes place over two days. the first day, it's the 100 meter d

the shooting happened back in march and mclaughlin avenue in san jose. policeay 29 year-old salvador rodriguez shot at a car with a man and a woman inside. they say the man was hit at least once and that he took himself to the hospital with a non-life-threatening injury. rodriguez was later booked into jail. >> to the north bay. now 5 men were arrested after police say they went on a violent crime spree around. sandra fell started about 5.30, last night on, but he away and canal street. police say that the group approached 2 people demanding alcohol and money. and then when they refuse, the suspects attacked them with a baseball bat and a wood block and then took their keys about an hour later, police got a call from target on shoreline parkway about the group threatening to hurt customers. all right. after that, police say the group attacked a person with a baseball bat, then stole their phone at starkweather shoreline park. so here's a look at the bat that was police were able to stop the group from leaving the park and arrested them. officers say that

for the shooting on mclaughlin avenue back in march, the husband and wife survived. there's no exact word on the motive, but investigators say they believe it was gang related. californians could vote this november on making shoplifting. a felony. for repeat offenders top democrats are fighting to kill the proposal, they say it would disproportionately incarcerate low income people. and people with substance abuse issues measures. measure is set to be certified by the secretary of state as soon as today. police in union city are investigating a shooting inside the century movie theater. they say a fight broke out in 1 of the theaters in someone fired a gun. one person went to the hospital with nonlife life threatening injuries, police say. the person who opened fire got away before officers. showed up. all right, let's take a look across the bay this morning as we get ready for an update on the weather, here's meteorology because meteorologist jessica burch climate prediction center is showing above normal temperatures within the next 6 to 10 days, all throughout the

the shooting happened back in march on mclaughlin avenue near the grand century shopping mall. the suspect is accused of shooting at a car with a man and a woman inside. police say the man was hit at least once and drove himself to the hospital. he is expected to survive the antioch city council voted unanimously on in ordinance that would penalize organizers and advertisers of sideshows with fines, jail time in car seizures. right now. police the power to arrest and sees a car if the suspect participated in a sideshow. second reading is required at the end of july for the ordinance to become law by the end of summer. >> the bay area's getting 5 million dollars to build affordable housing over the next 25 years as part of the 16 million dollars state initiative to removing to affordable housing, the bay area is projected to build more than a million homes over that 25 year span. meantime, state officials voted unanimously to approve a 20 billion-dollar affordable housing measure for the november ballot. now, if it's passed, would fund 90,000 affordable housing units across the

they say he shot another man back in may at a homeless encampment in the area of mclaughlin. and 280 paramedics did rush that man to the hospital, but he died. martinez has been added to spd's most wanted fugitive list. now, that list now has a facebook and instagram page. the department unveiled them today. they're going to showcase fugitives with the goal of generating new leads that will lead to arrests. that information will also be on the department's website. okay, a big disruption to vta services afternoon after a light rail train partially derailed, skyranger flew over the site near the capitol expressway station in san jose. vta says the light rail car slipped off a crossover track as it was trying to switch directions at the station. ten passengers were on board. no one hurt. crews are working now to get that train lifted back on the track. there is a bus bridge detour set up for blue line passengers to get around around that closure until the station reopens. all right now to decision 2020 for the first presidential debate between president biden and former preside

on the judiciary, and he believed the city's rule of law had been compromised. canadian beverly mclaughlin became decided to resign. she said she continues to have confidence in numbers of the court and to the independence. but to the departure means 7 judges remain down from 15 and 2019 the departure of the store and judges. citing the concerns on the ground floor and the role should all political freedoms under national security law indicate that they own don't go and, but it was hong kong system as a whole since the hand over from british to chinese rule. in 1997, the tradition of a pointing 4 in churches has been seen as an indicator of confidence in the rule of law, together with judicial independence they open. the cornerstones of hong kong is reputation as a place to do business. these latest departures. fuel concerns that shoot issue independence may be on the threats. the resignations follow the passage of a new domestic security law in march. this year, it expanded on the 2020 paging imposed national security law, which criminalizes what it teams, a succession supervisor, terrori

erin mclaughlin now with the latest updated guidance on masking and isolation tonight for a growing number of americans, this summer of sizzling temps is also the summer of sick. the number of covid cases now on the rise nationwide. so far, 15 states have higher, very high levels of the virus in their wastewater, according to the latest data released by the cdc. i probably characterize it more as a swell, it's certainly more than we've seen in the last few months as people crowd indoors to escape the heat, the virus spreads. this year's uptick is thanks to the so-called flirt variance subvariants of omicron, which now account for more than 60% of covid cases. covid 19 is indeed becoming, more mild over time. population immunity has been going up and therefore the severity of the illness has been going down. and yet it's still worse than the flu. yes, covid 19 is still worse than the flu. the outcomes of covid 19 are still worse than the flu. doctors say the elderly and immunocompromised are still at high risk of severe disease, and should consider masking in public spaces and make sure the