the national foundation for gun rights yesterday sent the city a cease and desist letter threatening legal action if it follows through on its plan. the mayor issued a statement saying he's not surprised with the threat, even if the draft ordinance is still in the process of being worked out. >>> new this morning, imagine a fire department focused mostly on napa county's wine industry. they're trying to do something about it. this is according to napa valley register. >> they asked county leaders to explore -- cal fire partnership goes back decades and includes five full-time and nine volunteer stations. supporters argue an independent department would allow for more control. >>> here we go with a look at that forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall in the building this morning giving us a look at that forecast. how are we shaping up today? >> it's going to be another really nice day. we've enjoyed the cooler temperatures, and that's going to be the case right now as we get a live look outside in dublin. starting out, temperatures in the 50s. i am watching the air quality. we

the national foundation for gun rights sent a letter. >>> a california town scarred already, is threatened again by fire. wildfire burned 2200 acres with 0 percent containment, in 2018 a camp fire started there, that fire killed more than 80 people. firecrews say they stopped forward progress of a wildfire that burned 12 miles west of downtown novato. sky 7 was above an aerial attack was done. it did not threaten buildings it is at 32 acres and 60% contained. >>> in the north bay cal fire showed off a new weapon. this parade of fire hawks arrived at the airport today. they have a cruising speed of 160 miles an hour and fight fires at night with a water tank of 1,000 gallons they can transport three times the amount of water a helicopter can carry. it is a converted blackhawk helicopter, aircraft designed for war. >> it is a war, in a way, but it can carry more crew, it is a safer aircraft with two engines and it can deliver more water r on a wildfire from 60 feet above some sometimes lower. they are going to launch 11 fire hawks. >>> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> chilling 911 calls from the

the national foundation for gun rights sent a letter. >>> a california town scarred already, is threatenedin by fire. wildfire burned 2200 acres with 0 percent containment, in 2018 a camp fire started there, that fire killed more than 80 people. rnmiles west of ey stpe downtown novato. sky 7 was above an aerial attack was done. it did not threaten buildings it is at 32 acres and 60% contained. >>> in the north bay cal fire showed off a new weapon. this parade of fire hawks arrived at the airport today. they have a cruising speed of 160 miles an hour and fight fires at night with a water tank of 1,000 gallons they can transport three times the amount of water a helicopter can carry. it is a converted blackhawk helicopter, aircraft designed for war. >> it is a war, in a way, but it can carry more crew, it is a safer aircraft with two engines and it can deliver more water to the fire faster. >> we need it. another advantage they can drop water on a wildfire from 60 feet above some sometimes lower. they are going to launch 11 fire hawks. >>> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> chilling 911 calls from

if you have a firearm there, the national foundation for gun rights sent a cease and desist letter to mayor sam liccardo and the city council saying the requirements would violate the second amendment. a spokesperson for the group says, quote, right. the u have to pay a tax to exercise is not right at all. you would not dream of imposing a tax to attend church or read a newspaper which are protected by the first amendment, end quote. mayor liccardo is office says the city will move forward with its plans to spite that letter. the city council is expected to vote on the changes in september. >> to the north bay now shoppers in one santa rosa community aren't on edge tonight following a shooting in a safeway parking lot happened last night. the shopping center is on marlowe road in santa rosa shooting left one man in critical condition. we are told the victim's friends drove him to the hospital before police showed up. so far there's no information on a suspect also in the north bay. police are trying to find whoever killed a 15 year-old teen in the somebody reported a shooting on main

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william, the director of the national foundation for medical diseases.e official and was fired this week for apparently doing her job and encouraging people to get vaccinated. you are there in nashville. what do the state's actions do to public health? >> they have been a big shock, don, of course. i'm a member of shelly's fan club. he was one of the best immunization program directors of any state in the country. she was straight down the middle of the road, nonpolitical, did things right, enormously diligent and very popular. she had the respect of all the providers out there. so this is a blow to the program. furthermore, the state health department under pressure from state legislatures has pulled in its effort to try to get children and adolescents vaccinated in preparation for school. there has been a great deficit in vaccinations of infants, children and adolescents because of the covid time when we weren't seeing doctors. we have to make that up now. we want to raise the rates once again. and of course we have covid vaccine also. so these efforts

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. >> the national foundation for gun rights sent a cease and desist letter to mayor sam liccardo and the city council say the requirements would violate the second amendment. a spokesperson for the group says, quote, a right that you have to pay a tax to exercise is not right at all. you would not dream of imposing a tax to attend a church or to disseminate disseminate or read a newspaper which are protected by the first amendment, end quote. merrill cardoz office says despite the letter the city will move forward with its plans. the city council is expected to vote on the changes in september. another big story we are following tonight nfl star and stanford alum richard sherman is in a seattle jail tonight after a dramatic series of events kron 4 has obtained the 911, call from chairman's wife which took place shortly before he was arrested on suspicion of domestic burglary while 4 sports reporter kylen mills joins us now with details from that. >> really disturbing call kylen. yeah. it's crazy. guys. how the story has kind of develop throughout the day it went from kind of like wha

he is the medical director of the national foundation for infectious diseases. doctor, thank you.te you joining us. so let's talk about this. dr. michelle fiscus was tennessee's top vaccine official and was fired this week for apparently doing her job and encouraging people to get vaccinated. you are there in nashville. what are the state's actions going to do to public health in your estimation? >> well, they've been a big shock, don, of course. i'm a member of shelly fiscus's fan club. she was one of the best immunization program directors of any state in the country. she was straight down the middle of the road, nonpolitical, did things right, enormously diligent and very popular. she had the respect of all the providers out there. so this is a blow to the program. and furthermore, as you suggest, all of a sudden the state health department under pressure from state legislatures has pulled in its effort to try to get children and adolescents vaccinated in preparation for school. there has been a great deficit in vaccinations of infants, children and adolescents because of the c

the national foundation for gun rights. >> sent a cease and letter to mayor sam liccardo and the city council saying that the requirements would violate the second amendment. a spokesperson for the group says, quote, a right that you have a tax to exercise is not right at all. you would not dream of imposing a tax to attend a church or to disseminate or newspaper which are protected by the first amendment, end quote. mayor lockhart, his office says despite the letter the city will move forward with its plans. the city council is expected to vote on the changes in september. happening now, the search for philip kreycik who went missing during a run in pleasanton. >> ridge natnal park over ove weekend that search has officially been scaled back nearly 300 volunteers joined the pleasanton police department and dozens of other agencies searching for the missing 37 year-old over the past 5 days. last night a search team say they heard a ry for help along a trara near son old. but that turned out to be a dead end investigators say they've retraced his planned route and gun down a viravine s

. >> the national foundation for gun rightd sent a cease and desist letter to mayor sam liccardo andy council saying that the requirements would violate the second amendment. a spokesperson for the group says and will quote him here. a right that you have to pay a tax to exercise is not right at all. you wouldn't dream of imposing a tax to attend a church or read a newspaper which are protected by the first amendment end quote. now mair the coroner's office says the city will move forward with its plans despite this letter, the city council is expected to vote on the changes in september. an ap. a woman is under arrest now for reportedly offering medicine claiming it could prevent people from getting covid federal agents claim that the scheme involved fake vaccine cards with falsified dates and a lot of numbers of the moderna vaccine or lot numbers of the moderna vaccine. federal agents allege that julie cents neuropathic doctor offered to sell pallets to families and minor children telling them to, quote, unscrew the cap poor 2 to 4 pellets from the cap and dumped under the tongue.

san jose mayor sam liccardo responded to the threat by the national foundation for gun rights.realm of sensible gun regulation, the gun industry and their lawyers ensure that no good deed goes unlit. a gated i suppose that i should not be surprised that they have threatened to sue the city before they've even seen a single word. in the ordinance with the opening of school just weeks away, many bay area school districts are now scrambling. still scrambling to hire teachers ktvu is rob ross spoke with officials from one east bay district who are trying to fill a huge shortage of openings in special education. crazy grace cannon says she's looking forward to starting in person learning next month at northgate high in woman creek timer seen my friends, grace has special needs, and there's concern in the mount diablo school district these days about a significant shortage of special education assistance to help students like grace in the classroom, break the things down for her and repeat them for her, and, um, just be there to support her through the day so she can get the most out

the city of san jose is being sued by the national foundation for gun rights over its new gun controlcy. city leaders were hit with a cease and desist letter from the group threatening to sue the city if it moves forward with the policy two weeks. ago, the city council approved an annual gun fee and mandatory gun liability insurance for gun owners. the foundation says the tax violates the second amendment. the city, however, says it is a sensible gun regulation. the city council is expected to vote on the ordinance in september. a woman in the east bay says she was held captive by a man she met on a dating app. the man posted on a man excuse me posted on next door that he saw a woman screaming for help monday at maxwell park in east oakland. that woman says she had been held in a nearby home for three days. the good samaritan stayed with her as the suspect drove up and then left. the woman says she had to run two blocks past people who refused to help her. it with my daughter, someone that you loved. it would be so upsetting to know that they no one came to their aid. but i think the

the national foundation for gun rights sent a cease and desist letter to mayor sam liccardo and the city council saying the requirements violate the second amendment. a spokesperson for the group says, quote, a right that you have to pay a tax to exercise is not right at all. you would not dream of imposing a tax to attend a church or read a newspaper which are protected by the first amendment, end quote. merrill carlos office says the city will move forward with its plans despite the letter city council is expected to vote on the changes in september. >> if you are driving in marin county today. you may have seen some smoke and there there was a vegetation fire in west to moran. but firefighters stop is forward progress. and this is a live look at the obviously is so dark. can't those fog. of course, help tamp down any signs of a flames in the area. they are calling that the bill see any fire burn. 33 acres is 60% contained ways battle in a row between the casio valley road and the bottle boulevard closed for a time. the cause under investigation. new tonight at 10 crews have mostly put

carley: public affairs director for the national shooting sports foundation joins me now.r. >> thanks for having me this morning. carley: your ad says nominating or putting david shipman in office would be like putting a fox in charge of the henhouse. make your case. >> david shipman has been a paid lobbyist for gun control. he worked for gun safety, he advocated severe restrictions on your second amendment liberties. you want to put him, he has been nominated to be in charge of the fire and industry and have oversight of the way you exercise second amendment rights. carley: the concern is used too political to lead the atf and he has made some very political statements. he supports banning assault weapons, wants to end liability protection for gun manufacturers, increasing inspections on federally licensed gun dealers, those are things he wants to do. supporting a ban on ar 15, how would that work? there are millions of those in circulation already. >> there are 20 million ar 15 assault rifles in circulation today. they are used for lawful purposes including self-defense,

the house passed the authorization of the national science foundation. it still needs to take action on the broad range of topics covered by our legislation. the president issued that 100 day supply chain review and identify vulnerabilities. we perhaps will hear about that today. i am honored that among our panel is my good friend, fellow mississippian, max taylor, chairman and ceo of the taylor group. he is a leading manufacturer in mississippi. he builds forklifts and a wide variety of material handling chains for both industry and defense purposes. he has first hand experience with the topics we will cover. i know him. he and other members of the panel will make a valuable contribution to this discussion. thank you. >> we are leading off with you. thank you so much for being here. we are honored to have you before the committee and your expertise in this area. please, proceed. >> madam chair, ranking member wicker, members of the senate commerce committee, it is a pleasure and an honor to be invited to testify before you today. i have been a professor

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the national science foundation has now joined our team, they are here with 3d imaging with drones andng as much as they can about the structure while it's still standing, it's going to be 3d and it will help us as we continue to evaluate the evidence if they are evidenced patting and documenting as they are going on this is moving smoothly and we are grateful once again for the addition of this tremendous change. we continue to closely monitor the storm as possible impact from now tropical storm elsa, a tropical storm watch was declared for portions of the florida keys but not yet for miami-dade. that is good news so far and we are hoping we can hold. to our community, we urge you once again to ensure that you are prepared in the eventuality of a tropical storm here in miami-dade county, there remains uncertainty on the storms forecast path so stay safe throughout the weekend. this morning i signed an emergency order to ensure our county departments can mobilize everything they need in preparation for a possible storm arrival and you can access all updates and information, everything

all strings of political opinion and areas of interest, such as the national association of counties, congressional sportsman foundation and national wildlife federation. i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor of this legislation and once again congratulate and thank my colleague, congresswoman miller-meeks, for her hard work and urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this bill. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new mexico yields back. the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mrs. dingell: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the author of the legislation, the gentlewoman from iowa, mrs. miller-meeks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from iowa is recognized for three minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to my colleagues on the natural resources and thank you for yielding me time to speak, mr. westerman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise today in strong

geological survey and national science foundation are also sending additional staff and the lidar scanners are working so that we can better analyze the debris given the rough terrain of the pile and to make sure that we have the proper equipment and personnel on the site. all this evidence will be critical to the nist's eventual fact finding site and we'll find accountability for the victims of this unthinkable tragedy and we'll be making policy changes at every level and every step in the building process to ensure that this can never ever happen again. >> we have been listening there to the mayor of miami-dade county, daniela levine kava, and four more victims have been recovered from the debris there. that brings the total confirmed death toll to 32. she said 113 people remain unaccounted for and she said really 70 of those or so have been confirmed missing as they continue to get more information. we'll stay on top of all of the news out of surfside and other stories we are following this morning. we'll be back after a short break. you bring your best. we'll block the threats. cyberpr

the national science foundation could have programs that would fund not only basic research but provideor research within social sciences. finally is the need to establish a national and sustainable fire weather research program. there has never been a dedicated program with both basic and compex by weather and this is needed to thank you. >> thank you very much, we will now turn to our next witness, dr. mccarty. >> thank you. thank you chairwoman johnson interesting which members of the committee. >> i have more than 15 years experience. including as a member of the 2019 field campaign. during my testimony i will highlight the relationship between quite -- climate change in wildfires. during my testimony, i will highlight the relationship between clement change in wildfires. options to reduce fire risk, solutions for satellite-based detection, and monitoring, as well as filed -- federal wildfire collaboration. the opinions in my testimony are my owned and do not represent those of my university. as dr. clemens has pointed out previously, climate change means warmer temperatures for the

>> i'm doing find and i want to thank the national archive foundation and those of you responsible andir sponsors for having this program. i saw some of the incidents from slavery time forward and am happy to be part of your program today. thank you for the invitation. >> absolutely. we are honored. i want to jump in. we talked about the honor to read your biography and see some of your other interviews. i have my own questions but we will get some audience questions along the way. i wanted to start with a quote i pulled out of your biography that struck me. you opened up one of your chapters with the words "segregation was the order of the day. when i was admitted to practice law in alabama in september of 1954, we were segregated from the cradle to the grave, from the toilet to the train, the courtroom to the classroom." that struck me. can you take us back and help our audience understand about your background, what it was like to grow up in montgomery and your experience that started it off? >> you have to understand, i was born on december 14, 1930. that's over 90 years ago. in mo

there is a team from the national science foundation gathering evidence right now, including with 3d imaging technology, and that's so there is as much evidence as possible for investigators later to help determine the cause of this collapse. and so there is a lot of preparation going on right now. that's why the search and rescue operation paused. as of yesterday at 4:00 p.m., once the engineers are finished with with their work they will deem whether it's safe for the search and rescue operation to continue. the governor yesterday said that as soon as the green light is given, this demolition process could happen within 36 hours. there will not be a need to evacuate people in the nearby area. however, officials will announce a perimeter before that demolition happens. at the same time, you have families of 121 unaccounted people still really bracing themselves for any information, any news or hope of their missing loved ones. and we did find out the identities of a couple more victims who were found. graciela cattarossi is the mother of 7-year-old stella cattarossi, the daughter of

>> i am doing fine and i would like to thank the national archive foundation and those of you that are responsible for having this program. i sat and listened and saw some of the incidents from slavery forward and i am happy to be a part of your program here today and thanks for the imitation. >> absolutely. we are honored. i want to jump right in. we talked a few days ago. i was honored to read your biography and see some of your other interview so i have my own questions but we will get some audience questions along the way. i wanted to start with a quote that i pulled out of your biography that really struck me. you opened up one of your chapters with the words "segregation was the order of the day. when i was admitted to practice law in alabama in september, 1954, we were segregated from the clay -- grable -- cradle to the grave. that really struck me. as the first step in our conversation, can you take us back and help our audience understand a little about your background and what it was like to grow up in montgomery and your experiences that started it all off? >> well, you have

. >> reporter: she is talking about the national science foundation being here now as well. they are using technology like 3d imaging to gather that evidence so that it will be helpful later for investigators to figure out why this building collapsed. at the same time you have got a lot of families eagerly awaiting for information aboutis inning loved ones. i talked to the relatives yesterday of the cat rossi family. officials identified grass yell a, one of the victims found with her 7-year-old daughter stella. stella is the daughter of a city of miami firefighter. the family describes the 7-year-old as a wonderful little girl. they are still missing three more family members in the debris. andrea is her aunt and geno the grandparents. they are still missing. andrea was apparently visiting from argentina and has three sons there in that country. really devastating for all of the families involved. >> and we pray that they and the other families get answers soon. natasha chen reporting from surfside, thank you so much. >>> let's get some perspective now from an expert on thi

among them at various times the national park foundation, the american battlefield trust, the universityinia board of visitors, and for 15 years the texas historical commission. he only gave that b up to accept a presidential appointment as the chair of the national advisory council on historic preservation where he served for nine years. john is a longtime trustee and generous supporter of the guilder lehrman, where in partnership first lady laura bush he created the national street teacher of the year program operating in all 50 states. now it is in its 17th year. he is also the founder of theen john now center for civil war history at uva with his illustrious faculty and programs. with a jury selected a historian for uva as the winner of the 2020 lincoln prize, we immediately asked john if you'd represent us in presenting the prize to her. here, to do that right now is our good friend john. >> good evening everyone. thank you, jim, for that very kind introduction. tonight, it is my honor to join you to present the 2020 lincoln prize on behalf of of dick guilder and lou lehrman. establ

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