well, you quote naomi wolf in your book. yeah, this is a naomi wolf wolf quote. so i read about mussolini's italy in the twenties, stalin's russia and hitler's germany in the thirties. i read east germany in the fifties, czechoslovakia in the sixties, chile in 1973, as well as other latin dictatorships. i read about communist china in the late eighties, in the early nineties, violent dictators across political spectrum all do same thing key things. control is control. in spite of this range of ideological, profound similarity his in tactics leap off the pages and that's naomi wolf and then floyd brown. here is your tagline on these tactics now wolf identified are generally employed by all dictators each in their own way. they are being employed in america today. yeah. and one of the real targets of my book is what i'm what i would call the the two tiered system of justice and decisions that were made early at the end of the obama administration in that really poison the trump administration and the the the these this this trump attempt by the elites to criminaliz

naomi ruchim is in new york with the latest. naomi, good morning. >> naomi, good morning. with the holiday following on a tuesday, much of today's traffic will be folks trying to get home before work tomorrow. combine that with bad weather and a record number of bad passengers, and it could be a rough holiday for travelers. travelers are industrial reeling from flight cancellations this fourth of july. >> i'm really overwhelmed. this is too much. >> severe weather and staffing shortages caused flight delays and cancellations over the last ten days. today more storms are expected to move through the northeast and plains which could cause even more disruptions. >> i'm hoping i'm traveling at the right time and going back i'm traveling at the right time as well. >>> united has dished out thousands of flight cancellation miles. it comes as aaa predicts more than 4 million americans will take to the fourth of july skies this holiday. more than 43 million will hit the holidays. >> slow down and allow extra time to get to wherever you're going to. >> one added perk at the pump, a

so anytime i was with sophia, like, it was naomi and katie. we were all sitting at a table, i had to get their approval from katie, had to get their approval from naomi as to like the boyfriend, he's good enough to date her. a stanford soccer player who was found dead in her dorm room died by suicide. newscaster: katie meyer was found in her on campus residence. she was a captain and goalkeeper of stanford's soccer team. she died by suicide. the last couple of days are like a parent's worst nightmare, and you don't wake up from it. sophia smith: it was hard. like, even still to this day, it's hard to talk about. that was just like-- everything felt real. it was traumatizing, honestly, because you hear about things like that, but you never think it's going to happen to someone close to you. and it's-- i think the hardest part was there weren't any signs of anything. she was from the outside the happiest, most full of life person, had so much energy. it was just like you wouldn't know she was hurting. so i think that's what makes like mental hea

is that people, i mean that's what naomi or soccer was doing. she was saying, look, if you're a tennis man, you might have the luxury of not knowing who elijah mclean is, but i'm going to put that name in front of you. you're going to know who olaja mclean is and that that's powerful. but that's also why athletes, i would argue our police so heavily by the reactionary powers that be because they don't want them using that power precisely because they understand how powerful it is. i want to share with you a athletes, jonesboro and maxwell. some really supportive comments, these ones, this time coming soon, twitter, some thoughts about athletes and activities and citizens. we comp, that's democracy for, you know, once you run just assistantship at the locker room door, doug says the better question is not why athletes using that platform, but why should they be denied and active his role in whatever they believe in. and then i'm actually just going to jump across to maxwell, some of that you tweet it out on a story that reminds us that, that is r

>> naomi ruchim in new york. thank you. >>> so we are getting new details about the possible charges former president donald trump faces after receiving a target letter from special counsel jack smith. scott macfarlane spoke with the former prosecutor about what it all means. >>> we have prosecutors that are evil people. these are evil people. >> reporter: former president trump lashed out at special counsel jack smith and posted a video rallying supporters to join him. >> we will throw off the sick political class that hates our country -- >> reporter: with a potential criminal indictment looming, cbs news has learned the target letter smith sent to trump cites several possible charges including conspiracy to defraud the u.s., deprivation of rights under color of law which applies when someone uses power to deny constitutional rights, and witness tampering and obstruction of an official proceeding, the january 6th electoral count certification. >> it goes to the top of the most serious charges the former preside

>> naomi ruchim in new york. thanks. >>> one of those countries also enduring a deadly heat wave is greece. firefighters there are battling an explosive wildfire that has trapped tourists and residents on the vacation island of rhodes. those trying to escape have described the scene as chaotic after the government transported nearly 19,000 people out of the area over the weekend. the blaze has been going for the past week prompting the country's largest evacuation in history. cbs' haley ott has the latest. >> reporter: a dream vacation turned nightmare. holiday makers on a greek island fleeing flames on rescue boats. >> we brought in the lucky ones. we got on the authority boat. this is what we're leaving behind. >> reporter: rhodes, a popular destination for europe's beach-goers, is on fire. >> please, please! this way! >> reporter: extreme heat and dry, windy weather fueling wildfires with tourists forced out of their hotels and residents their homes. greek firefighters say it's one of the most difficult situat

naomi garment plays defense. >> my daughter played high school soccer with naomi.ld tell she was going to be a star. she was so good. >> to have those ties. >> all coming up and playing on the national team. >> this team sets a good example for young players. >> >> they can have a good time. >> my daughter plays competitive sports. she looks up to these players. >> the next watch party will be on wednesday. the bay area's newest women's sports team announced that paypal park will be their home stadium next year. >> it's being billed as concert event of a generation. the taylor swift tour comes to levi's stadium next week. diehard fans are in there will be no tailgating or outside stadium accessed for swifties without a ticket. >> a lot of her fans are gathering outside it, hoping they could share her music. i had planned to go. i am bummed to hear that they are saying you can't do that. gloria: 20,000 on ticketed fans showed up in philadelphia. levi's stadium is trying to make sure that doesn't happen here. they banned the popular friendship bracelets, then announc

i also asked naomi girma about sophia smith, her world cup debut, two goals, one assist, and girma said this about her best friend. she is a force on the field. she showed the world what she is capable of and the sky is the limit. this is just the beginning. and a reminder now you can watch the us take on the netherlands here on ktvu wednesday night at 6:00. we'll also host a watch party at san francisco's embarcadero plaza. so join fellow fans to cheer on the team. you can also find a schedule of watch parties as well as extended coverage on the world cup, all in our website, ktvu. slash world cup. 30 degrees. it had a 30 degree temperature span across the bay area today from the coast at 62 to 92 degrees in antioch. it was cooler today. did you feel the difference, especially after that? i'm going to saturday when we had a high of 105 in livermore. today we topped off at 90 degrees, ten degrees warmer than that in some parts over towards tracy. otherwise 87 degrees in santa rosa, 72 in oakland and 83 degrees in redwood shores. and redwood city. this is our live weather coverage. just

naomi grimley, bbc news.hat was left to bowlers chris woakes and mark wood to drag the hosts over the line in pursuit of 251. england's win makes the series 2—1 to australia with two tests to play. there's a nine—day break before the fourth test at old trafford starts on wednesday, 19thjuly. just before we go, a reminder of our top story this hour. the bbc has confirmed that one of its male presenters has been suspended while an investigation is carried out into allegations that he paid a teenager for sexually explicit images. the corporation said it was working as quickly as possible to establish the facts and the appropriate next steps. the claims that the unnamed star paid some £35,000 — the equivalent of $45,000 — to the youth over three years were first reported by a tabloid newspaper. in an email to staff, the director—general, tim davie, said the bbc was taking the allegations "incredibly seriously". in the past few minutes, the metroplitan police has issued a statement, saying, "the met has received i

naomi girma plays defense. >> my wife's daughter played high school soccer with naomi.ve our shirts. could tell she was going to be a star. she was so good. really smooth the ball, just unbelievable. >> we are really proud to have those ties with naomi girma. lauren: coaches soccer at gunderson high school and referee for some of the u.s. women's soccer players. >> i'm so happy to see them all coming up and playing on the national team. >> parents said this team sets a good example for young players. >> just to help young girls know they can play with strength and spirit and have a good time. >> my daughter played competitive sports. she looks up to a lot of these players. lauren: the next watch party will be on wednesday, when the u.s. plays the netherlands. bay fc, the newest professional women sports team, announced paypal part will be there stadium starting next week -- next year. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. gloria: it is being billed by some as the concert event of the generation. the taylor swift tour comes to levi's stadium next week. fans are in an uproar over

naomi grimley, bbc news. before we go, reminder of our top story.ion is carried out into allegations that he paid a teenager for sexually explicit images. the corporation said it was working as quickly as possible to establish the facts and the appropriate next steps. the claims that the unnamed star paid some $45,000 — £35,000 — to the youth over three years were first reported in the sun newspaper. in an email to staff, the director—general, tim davie, said the bbc was taking the allegations "incredibly seriously". in the past few minutes, the metroplitan police has issued a statement, "the met has received initial contact from the bbc in relation to this matter but no formal referral or allegation has been made". we will keep you up—to—date on the story is and as we get any more. goodbye. hello. showers and thunderstorms this evening — not as extensive or as widespread as we saw through saturday evening. but through the week ahead, we're never going to properly escape the rain. a fairly changeable week in store — showers, longer spells of rain. i

naomi grimley, bbc news.er 50 years on the road. he closed the show by telling his fans: "you re in my head, and my heart and my soul and i thank you so much. let's hear from some fans who were there. it was amazing. i have no words right now. it was amazing. translation: it was great, better—than—expected, his voice lasted better than i would have thought. you almost started tearing up on his account. it feels great to be here. we bought our tickets four years ago. some breaking news, we are getting from tunisia saying one person has died and at least ten migrants are missing after a boat sank off the coast of tunisia. we will bring you more on that when we get it. hello. we will see sunny spells and scattered showers today. unlike yesterday some of the showers could be heavy and perhaps country but they will not be quite as intense or frequent as they were yesterday. a fine start to the day for many of us, this is the scene in scotland, some rain affecting the far north of scotland were clear. some rain aff

within a year, food prices have risen by 14 percent, the steepest rise since 2008. naomi and stuart both have good jobs. but when they do that shopping, they keep a close eye on prices. thanks day and i'm always comparing the how expensive it is now compared to how it was 6 or 12 months ago. and things have come more expensive. and there's also less choices. well, we can't afford se, nope, base diligence. now we need to be a little bit more careful with what we spend our money on, especially now it was a fight. as the nation reels from the cost of living crisis, a new monitor was crowned earlier this year. i hope that he's thinking this is crazy what's going on. we need to really help help and, and change the way the country is being governed. the moment, however, i suspect very late to will be done there a typical middle class family. they own their own home. i mean, it has a managerial position with a comm manufacturer. stuart is a computer dealer. they have a combined income of roughly $3500.00 pounds a month and aren't used to having to worry too much about money. but now they've sta

naomi grimley, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there.dery, but there won't perhaps be quite as intense or as frequent as they were yesterday. but it's been a fine start to the day for many of us. that's the scene this morning in scotland. and a bit of rain effects in the far north of scotland is going to clear away some rain affecting east anglia, the south east of england, that's on its way out. and for many of us, sunny spells. but look at these speckled showers here across northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some of those heavy and thundery at times, especially, i think in northern ireland. and maximum temperatures getting to about 21 to 23 degrees celsius, feeling cooler and fresher compared to yesterday. but at wimbledon, it means we've got a bit of rain this morning that's clearing. so there'll be some sunshine increasing into the afternoon and the evening temperatures 20 or 21 degrees celsius. and of course, at headingley, for much of the day, it should be dry with some sunshine showers moving their way in late thi

cup, with 14 players on the roster making a world cup debut this year, and one of those players is naomi, a first- generation american, a first player of ethiopian dissent to where the stars and stripes, and she's from here in the bay area. her heritage is something she holds dear and loves to share about.>> heritage has been a big part of my life and it means a lot to me. both of my parents were born in ethiopia and came to the united states in their early 20s. my brother and i were both born in san jose. we always had the ethiopian community around us. we grew up going to the church, having family gatherings, that's also where i started playing soccer.>> very cool story. you can find out more about naomi and her journey to get to the world cup. >>> speaking of sports, steph curry does it again. we get the reaction after his amazing win today. we take you "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they y see that crick k in your neneck? that ache e in your heheart? will they y see that funny y little thihing that wasasn't therere last ye? a new bobounce in yoyour ste? the way

the crew has to get a wave of unrest in the capital, naomi with mixed opinions about what could follow. and you can only call on god's help to bring peace, so things can return to order, so the country can do better. that's all we're asking. before we will really suffering now, after the cruise, the situation will complete. the change in the internationally condemnation is growing from world leaders, including the un and african union to that whole school. that fronds condemns in the strongest possible times this military cruelty to get the courageous, democratically elected leader to come up in this moment to strife. we can pro or parties to engage in constructive disclose to restore peace in these for the time of the nation. the jet has seen several military coups and faced years of political and economic instability. a key ally of the west is being at the full front in the fight against on the actors in this a how concerns are increasing about the why does security implications and where the unrest will spill beyond. the jazz board is now joseph siegel leads the african center for s

the who has to get a wave of unrest in the capital. naomi, we've mixed opinions about what could follow. you can only call on god's help to bring peace, so things can return to order, so the country can do better. that's all we're asking. before we will really suffering. now after the cruise, the situation will complete. the change in the job internationally, condemnation is growing from world leaders, including the u. n and african union. that's whole school dead fronts come jams in the strongest possible times this military cruelty to get the courageous, democratically elected leader to come up in this moment of strife. we employ or parties to engage in constructive disclose to restore peace in these for the time of the mission. the jet has seen several ministry cruise and faced use of political and economic instability. a key ally of the west is being at the forefront in the fight against armed actors in this a health concerns are increasing about the why does security implications and whether unrest will spill beyond these as bored as ukrainian fence or older carline has been promis

each is ami, else it is democratically elected leader. thousands took to the streets of the capital, naomi. many of them supporters of the crew gathered outside the french embassy a form of colonial power. joseph, though to be the people are suffering jerry and shouldn't be living like this. people are coming out to support the purchase because they are here to bring the balance to the country. but the situation soon turned to bonnet, protest, a smashed windows, set via to the gates of the embassy, and warrant against foreign interference in their internal affairs. the, the army general and head of the presidential god abdulla monte on a remove to president mohammed the zoom from power and declared himself as the new head of state. the hosting treated widespread condemnation from the international community excellent leaders of west african states, held an emergency summit. the blocks agreed to suspend ties with nisha and threatened to minutes reaction to us in the event of thought or to use the months must met within one week to take all measures necessary to restore constitution on or th

the french embassy and the capsule, naomi the french gover. and it says it recognizes the zoom as nice as only legitimate or for c. and we can get more from b, lou, our den, an international development consultant, and a political analyst focusing on east africa. and these the health region welcome to dw the phone. the ruling policy in new jersey says that the one to has now arrested 4 bits of ministers. tell us how significant mrs. i think that it is pretty significant and it's also a sign that the hunter i still in the process of um i would say re, i'm really enjoying the tactics as a rapper. t. they're trying to, to use these people to a certain extent as bargaining shit because they are getting quite a bit of pressure from eco us, uh, to move to a democratic transition. they also are specifically uh, trying to get the credit lines ran as a potential stakeholder and any negotiations. so i think that the moves are actually, there's a, there's a level of sophistication to discrete data in the fact that they have not automatically announced th

naomi ruchim joins us live. how are people dealing with all this dangerous heat across the country?> reporter: it's been rough. good morning. july is on track to become the hottest month on record on planet earth. more than 3500 temperature records have been set this month alone in the u.s. extreme heat has tragically caused deaths in several states including arizona, ohio, florida, and pennsylvania. amid unrelenting heat wave, two women hiking at nevada state park were found dead after other hikers reported them missing saturday. nevada state police have not released details on how they died as temperatures there like much of the southwest hit triple digit highs over the weekend. further south in texas, a father smashed through a wind shield to pull out his baby boy who was accidentally locked in the family's hot car. in arizona, a school librarian's shoes melted on the scorching street as he stood outside to help children through the cross walk. >> this part of the shoe right here was like this. >> reporter: phoenix has endured more than three weeks of temperatures over 110, shatt

kumasi: naomi osaka has given birth to a daughter. spring, she hopes to compete in the paris olympics next year. reggie: good for her. jobina: i like naomi. reggie: britney spears announced she has a new book coming out in october. the book is about her life and it is called "the woman in me." we don't like the title. named brittany. that is my favorite one. "i'm not that innocent." drew: it is giving her pr team did not try. reggie: we came up with seven titles that are better. brittany, call us. we are on thread or whatever. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. the race to rescue residents after catastrophic flooding in vermont and extreme heat from coast to coast. trapped. officials say it's too dangerous to rescue people after historic floods cut off entire towns. we're live on the scene. >> scorching temperatures coast to keft. the one place in america expected to become the hottest plac e

naomi plays defense. >> my wife's daughter high school soccer with naomi. smooth with the ball. >> i think the bay area is proud to have those ties. reporter: rafael medina pushes soccer and is a referee for some of the u.s. women's soccer players. >> i am so happy to see them all coming up and playing on the national team. reporter: parents say this teams that they could example for young players. >> to help young girls know they can play with strength and spirit and have a good time. >> my daughter played competitive sports, she looks up to these players. reporter: the next watch party will be on wednesday when the u.s. plays the netherlands. the bay area's professional team announced that paypal park will be their home stadium starting next year. gloria: it is being bille the concert event of the generation. the taylor swift eras tour comes to levi's stadium. diehard fans are in an uproar over regulations. there will be no tailgating or outside stadium access for swifties who don't have tickets. >> and fans are gathering outside hoping they could hear he