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the new boss of starbucks is criticised for his planned commute of 1,000—miles between newport beach seattle. lesotho�*s white gold — how the landlocked country is keeping the taps running in south africa. welcome to business today. i'm tadhg enright. we start with the world's biggest economy, the united states. minutes from the latest meeting of the people who decide on what to do with the interest rate show that the "vast majority" of them believe an interest cut is likely next month. let's remind you of the state of play. the cost of borrowing has been at a range between 5.25% and 5.5% since july of 2023. it began climbing in earnest in 2022, after russia's invasion of ukraine sparked an inflationary crisis. if the fed does cut in september, it would be the first cut in the cost of borrowing since the pandemic—era cuts of 2020. more from our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury. officials inside america's central bank discussed cutting interest rates injuly before voting unanimously to wait, indicating instead that a september cut was more likely. the minutes from

right after the attack, newport beach detective rick henry found john's killer, terra at the hospitalrding her. >> she told me the whole story. >> the whole story is a pretty competent amiss. >> as doctors treated terra's wounds, detective henry began investigating. the whole family waited and worried. >> what were you afraid of? >> i did not know for sure if they would know it was him attacking her and it was self- defense. >> you were afraid they might charge her with something? >> yes. >> there is a process they must follow with careful consideration. august became september, and the detective had discovered something, in the trunk of john's car. >> we found a backpack with numerous other knives inside, we found zip ties, duct tape, we found his passport. >> it took some organization. this was a revenge killing. >> orange county deputy district attorney matt murphy said the evidence spoke for itself. >> a young woman in the hospital , sitting on her bed, talk about a picture saying 1000 words. it screams out that this is an innocent woman who came very close to being murdered by a

they open up a nightclub in newport beach called the lighthouse in 1985. and it survives for many, many years. there are some claims in some newspapers that is the largest nightclub in orange county in the middle of the 1980s. i can't confirm that. but it's interesting if that's true right. and many college students go to that, including students who are to these universities right there, violating their own colleges, bans on going to social dancing. right. and many students, for instance, that go to the white house, go to vanguard university, what was then called southern california college. and they would write to their local adminisat at the school, like, can we can i stop? i have to be hiding every time i want to go out and dance at a christian nighluof all places. i'm not gng a, you know, a secular disco. i'm going to a christian nightclub. why is that a problem? and the university does not budge. and i even found this, by the way, i want to point out, it's kind of risky to go one. you have to pay for some fines. but all of these universities, if they

newport beach today, before hitting boston, denver and swanky neighborhoods like hamptons.t guest says walz will hurt the working class. she was forced into bankruptcy. she is a former bar owner. you refer to tim walz as evil, evil is a strong word, why do you call tim walz evil? >> you know, i definitely think that tim walz is evil. he closed down our state noted one time, two times. he in november, he of 2020, he decided all bars and restaurants needed to close down and he opened big box stores, target, walmart, they were opened up a week before black friday, he was looking out for the big people, not small businesses much minnesota. he talks about being small-minded for small business, that is not who this man is. >> todd: you defied his order and kept open, what did the state under tim walz do to you when you fought back? >> they took my food service license and suspended it and revoked my right to have a food license or liquor license for five years. that was overruled, i lost two restaurants because of it. i was fined over $300,000, lost two restaurants and bought a b

these nightclubs were located in los angeles, long beach, newport beach, orange and a few in northern california, as well. those who started california's christian nightclubs, i call them entrepreneurs in my analysis today, hoped to not just profit off an emerging christian marketplace but also to claim a secular space, as well. they wanted to transform them into clean venues. spaces to find joy and have fun in the company of fellow followers of christ, and these entrepreneurs also believe that these christian nightclubs could be helpful sites of evangelism. if non-christians could not be reached from a traditional house of worship on sunday mornings, they theorized that evening music venues could help bring them to the christian flock and so christian nightclubs may seem like just another extension of christian americans hoping to create religious versions of secular entertainment similar to christian theme parks, music festivals or museums or summer camps. i want to argue today that christian entrepreneurs believe that nightclubs could also serve a special function that is a little

tim walz today heading to denver and boston while in california yesterday, walls fundraised in newport beach and spoke to a labor group in downtown la. all we're asking for is better wages, better benefits, better lives and dignity and the work that we do. >> there he addressed his military service in 2018 in a speech about gun control. >> was made a reference to quote weapons of war that i carried in war. he did not go to war today, 1000 veteran signed a letter supporting walls. well, members his national guard unit say he quit to avoid combat walz had this response. i firmly believe you should never denigrate another person service record. >> anyone brave enough to put on that uniform for our great country, including my opponent. >> i just have a few simple words. thank you for your service and sacrifice. his opponent, iraq war veteran senator jd vance spoke at a campaign rally in michigan before taking questions from the press. >> slamming his opponent for not holding a press conference since becoming the presumptive nominee. >> you have got to stand before the american people in answer t

i q the epa says it took emergency action after the so manufacturer and back that's based in newport beach reportedly and repeatedly failed to provide sufficient data on the health risks of its product. >> a federal audit says the state of california put hundreds of millions of dollars meant to fight homelessness at risk due to, quote, disorganized, anti fraud policies. the audit looked at the state's department of housing and community development. it found that the agency lacked the policies to properly protect nearly 320 million dollars from fraud. the audit did not find any actual instances of fraud. only problems with the anti fraud policy. the state says it is taking steps to improve that system. check it out as a foe has a new logo in a video posted on social media today. the airport says the new logo is a nod to the past present and the possibilities of the future. the change comes after oakland's recently renamed its airport, san francisco bay oakland international airport. a move oppose by san francisco leaders. >> coming up at a time when many businesses are struggling, one fami

the new boss of starbucks is criticised for his planned commute of 1,000—miles between newport beachouth africa. welcome to business today. i'm tadhg enright. we start with the world's biggest economy, the united states. minutes from the latest meeting of the people who decide on what to do with the interest rate show that the "vast majority" of them believe an interest cut is likely next month. let's remind you of the state of play.

union that has already endorsed the vice president was also headlining campaign fundraiser in newport beach tonight. the first in a series of fundraisers in 5 different states over 3 days. >> we'll be keeping an eye on a fire in lucas valley in marin county officials calling it the queen. stone fire burning near marine wood and nevado currently burned 18 acres and is 45% contained? it's not clear how it started early this morning. but around 4 o'clock this morning, it began somehow you see the smoke right there. we'll continue to keep you updated on this fire. this is a remote area at this time. the fire does not pose a threat. they say to anyone or any homes. >> all right. now to the crozier fire in el dorado county remains just under 2000 acres and containment is now up to 52%. that's the good news there. a cal fire reports are cooler weather is really helping too well is helping the firefighters and it has allowed for improved contingency lines which will serve as fuel breaks in the future. but many trails and roads near the fire going to remain closed for cleanup work. >> the weather is

governor tim walz is kicking off a five state tour with stops in los angeles and newport beach tomorrow >> an earthquake jolts southern california. a look at how los angeles reacted. >> plus, it looks like some kind of back to school prank. there's a real reason this north bay school has some major landscaping issues, and he was well known in the bay area music scene. >> tonight, my conversation about kenny wardell and the new documentary he helped create. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! with guest host jeff goldblum. right after abc seven news at 11 jeff tonight. >> watch me uh- a jazz this place up. do you think i've ever had a tattoo in my life, >> probably in a place that you're not allowed to show on television z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on do

brian nichols family home is in newport beach california, and he will commute almost 1000 miles to thehe firm's headquarters in seattle on a corporate jet. that's up to it have three how are flights. and were he to drive it would be an 18 hour journey. critics say that that journey. critics say that that journey appears at odds with the firm's stance on the environment. he has not commented. taylor swift has the first time of how the cancellation of her vienna tour dates earlier in august over an attack threat filled her with a new sense of fear. in the post on instagram she said... three concerts were cancelled and the austrian capital, and three people were arrested in connection with planning attacks inspired by the islamic state group. she finished her european leg of her errors to her in wembley stadium in london. taylor swift give eight concerts this summer, overtaking any solo singer which was previously set by michael jackson in 1988. they also saw her equal the overall record for most nights at the venue on a single tour set by take that, remember them? in 2011. her next show

move the company to work he works in newport beach. it is a truly new time for starbucks. at the ceo job, and the denver- based aaa. refresh the board of directors. they are hurting the throughput. finally, take your time. you are literally living right now with the hand you have been given. the money you make, i will take the over. 600,000,005 year deal. this is the criticism. i think the stocks have brake testing -- rough taking money today. they may no longer be out for you. be careful, the bottom line. brian niccol, is the key to a new starbucks. you just need to know that this turnaround can't happen overnight. but, i am telling you, it is going to happen. i feel like taking some calls. i would like to go to new york. >> how are you, jimmy? >> i couldn't be better. how are you? >> thank you. i love to be on the show. i love your show. >> thank you. >> i wanted to ask you, about amazon. >> sure. just the other day, i issued an alert, that we were buying amazon. we are up nicely on it. i have gone over the amazon quarter announcements. it was not a horrible quarter. the

. >> now walz then headed to newport beach to attend a campaign fundraiser. he'll then be heading to denver, boston, newport, rhode island and southampton, new york, over the next two days. >> another powerful union is criticizing donald trump after his conversation on x with elon musk. now, the united auto workers union filed federal labor charges against the two men for what it called union busting comments. >> you're the greatest cutter. i mean, i look at what you do. you walk in and you just say you want to quit. they go on strike. they. i won't mention the name of the company, but they go on strike. and you say that's okay, you're all gone. >> the right to strike is protected under federal labor law. political analyst david mcewan said trump's remarks show a candidate who is losing his footing. >> what is that way forward for them and what's the message going to be? it needs to be about the economy. it needs to be about crime, immigration. they know that and the professional people around him know that. they just haven't been able to get past their candid

brian niccol�*s family home is in newport beach, california and he could commute almost 1,000 miles,eadquarters in seattle on a corporate jet. that is a two and a half to 3 hour flight were he to drive, it would be an 18—hour drive. critics say the journey appears at odds with the firm's stance on the environment. he hasn't commented. we can cross live to sasha rogelberg, retail reporter for fortune magazine. what do you make of this? i think first of all it _ what do you make of this? i think first of all it is _ what do you make of this? i think first of all it is important - what do you make of this? i think first of all it is important to - first of all it is important to define what working remotely means in this context. brian niccol was never going to be bobbing in and out of the office. he was always going to be travelling in a privatejet. starbucks is a global business. he is going to be travelling to stores, meeting with global investors. that is regardless of where he is based. the company has also said he is going to have a house in seattle, meets the hybrid work requirem

and stu, who's sitting there in the front row and stu was in newport beach at the time he was a handsome client ace. and so i went to see stu and and we made an acquaintance with each other. and i actually i think i wrote a small speech for stu and then the time came around for. the 1976. later on, when the campaign for 1980 came and stu was putting the campaign together. he chose me to be a speechwriter for reagan's campaign, but that didn't happen automatically because stu got in trouble in 76 with the reagan's because ran gerry ford's campaign in 1976. so he wasn't on nancy's christmas card list for a long time because they ran pretty tough ads against. but reagan's campaign got in trouble in the august and september of 1980. so they to kiss and make up and and stu got right back on and stu when when when the when stu got brought back on he said, get to choose how to run this campaign. we're going to run it from the plane and, not from the headquarters. and that means i get to the press person, the person runs the tour, the policy person i get that my own speechwriter. and he said tha

. >> walz then headed to newport beach for a campaign fundraiser. newport, rhode island, and southampton, new york, over the next two days. republican presidential nominee donald trump is campaigning right now in the battleground state of north carolina. he's speaking at the thomas wolfe auditorium, which seats about 2500 people. the rally started about 15 minutes ago. trump is scheduled to speak in about 45 minutes from now. he's expected to talk about the economy, specifically issues such as inflation, gas prices and jobs to new economic numbers are giving investors hope that the federal reserve will cut interest rates next month. this morning, the u.s. labor department released the consumer price index. it's a broad based measure of prices and goods and services, ranging from foods to car sales and health care. the annual inflation rate slowed to 2.9% last month, the lowest since march of 2021. economists say these numbers likely mean the fed will lower rates at its september meeting. the first cut in four and a half years. all right. now to some

. >> walz then headed to newport beach for a campaign fundraiser there, where tickets range from 1000 to $100,000 at four sonoma state. steve mcewan said harris and walz need to keep up their momentum. >> so far, democrats are prospectively looking to the future and using trump's age against him. where are where the cases were reversed, if you will, four weeks ago? not a lot of time with less than 2000 hours to go. and with states like virginia and minnesota voting and beginning about september 19th or 20th, when governor walz is headed to denver, boston, newport, rhode island, and southampton, new york over the next two days. >> another powerful union is taking aim at former president trump after his conversation on x with elon musk. the united auto workers union filed federal labor charges against the two men for what it called union busting comments. take a listen. >> you're the greatest cutter. i mean, i look at what you do. you walk in and you just say you want to quit. they go on strike. i won't mention the name of the company, but they go on strike, and you say, that's okay. yo

they're going to outfit him with a remote setup in newport beach. >> wow.serves every penny of that, because when he was at chipotle, he doubled their sales and trimmed their stock. stuart: -- tripled their stock. stuart: ask senator elizabeth warren if she thinks he is worth that much money. adam, is he worth it? >> well, if he can do what he did at chipotle, the answer is, yes. lauren: and if he can't -- >> he'll be out of job. [laughter] lauren: i'm almost nest for him. >> if i make in money, my clients give me more money to run. if i lose money, they pull it. stuart: i've never heard of this, intap. >> the number one company in the world for process software. you're an accounting firm, a doctor's office, a law office, think of all the paper pushing that needs to happen in all those professions, martialing all the stuff along the way. that's what these guys do. yesterday they reported earnings. they had a double beat. they beat on earnings, they beaten on we've news, they also -- revenueses. they also raised their guidance. they're growing 35%. love it.

is launching his first solo fundraising trip this week, beginning with stops in los angeles and newport beachorrow, where he will meet with union members and host a fundraiser. the governor's trip will also include stops in denver, boston and rhode island. vice president harris and former president trump both agree that taxing tips for service and hospitality workers is a bad idea. the vice president called to eliminate federal taxes on tips at a rally in las vegas saturday, echoing trump, who suggested the same idea back in june. the idea is also gaining bipartisan support in congress, with two bills making their way through the house and the senate. it's also extremely popular with service and hospitality. >> workers love the idea. i would definitely prefer to not have taxes on my tips, and i think that i speak for most servers when i say that, i think it's a way to save some money for just regular folks. >> a budget watchdog warns that no taxes on tips could decrease federal revenue by up to $250 billion over the next decade, and could lead to raising other taxes to fill that gap, a new yo

after being in newport beach yesterday, he heads to denver and boston today with rhode island and thet tomorrow. let's go off the grid with "fox & friends" co-host pete hegseth and will cain. so, you know, pete, one of the fascinating things i found is they have been very critical of donald trump and they have been talking about the crowd sizes as if they are not stealing his formula. >> well, of course they are. they would like to -- every politician ever that has seen the momentum and the movement that he has created would like to copy what he has been able to do. you can't. but here's the nice part. they are completely reliant upon a completely compliant press that will do their work for them at every turn. so, you want to explain away crowd size? do you want to explain away policy positions? do you want to explain away lying about your military record? you want to explain away what happened in california. can you count on the a.p. and nbc. they will do it for you. and bubble wrap yourself in fundraisers where definitely on the grid, in the inside with the elite who will feed you e

says it took this emergency action after this old manufacturer of the product and back based in newport beach repeatedly failed to provide sufficient data on the health risks of their product. >> well, for the second consecutive year, taylor swift dominates the vma nominations. she's currently sitting at 10 nominations. 8 of those are for the song for tonight featuring post malone, the lead singer from her latest album, the tortured poets department alone himself has 9 nominations in comparison. ariana grande only had 6 nominations and beyonce only has one for best song of the year, which was texas hold, but who's counting? i come on. they're all amazing. amazing artist. alright, from american pop. now to k-pop. >> fans listen up. the popular band 17 is coming to oakland. they've got 2 shows the band announced their first tour in the u.s. in 2 years this week as part of their right here. world tour. 17 is set to perform out at the oakland arena on tuesday, november 5th and wednesday, november 6 presale tickets will be available on ticketmaster next wednesday at 03:00pm. so set your alarms. th

he spoke in los angeles at a union convention, then went on to newport beach for a fundraising event.former president donald trump is set to campaign in two battleground states this week. he'll be in asheville, north carolina tomorrow and pennsylvania on saturday. running mate jd vance campaigns in michigan tomorrow. >> all right. we are less than a week away now from the democratic national convention. >> speaker nancy pelosi sat down with abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra today to discuss what's expected for the harris campaign. in an interview you'll hear only on abc seven news. >> stephanie is here with us in the studio with the story. steph. >> yes, dan and speaker pelosi served with minnesota governor tim walz when he was a member of congress back in 2007. now, she had a lot of praise for him and shared her thoughts on next week's dnc convention. >> he was just remarkable. 24 years in the national guard and wearing the nation's uniform when he came to congress, he was highly respected. immediately, i nominated him, but they elected him to be the top democrat on the vetera

. >> after speaking at the convention, walz then headed to newport beach for a campaign fundraiser with tickets ranging from 1000 to $100,000. earlier today, on the four sonoma, state political science professor david mcewen said harrison walz need to keep the momentum rolling. >> so far, democrats are prospectively looking to the future and using trump's age against him. where or where the cases were reversed, if you will. four weeks ago. not a lot of time with less than 2000 hours to go. and with states like virginia and minnesota voting and beginning about september 19th or 20th. >> governor walz is now headed to denver, boston, newport, rhode island, and southampton, new york, over the next two days. >> another powerful union is taking aim at former president donald trump after his conversation on x with elon musk. the united auto workers union filed a federal labor charges against the two men for what it called union busting comments. take a listen. >> you're the greatest cutter. i mean, i look at what you do. you walk in and you just say you want to quit. they go on strike. i won'

brian nicole lives in newport beach in southern california.y're going to build him an office down there. he'll come into starbucks hq as needed and finally, a strange story about a security company, palo alto networks, its ceo, apologizing for a marketing stunt at a recent conference in which there was a cocktail hour and at the entrance, there were women posing with lampshades on their heads. let's do the apology first. let me begin, he says with a sincere apology for a recent marketing decision at an event hosted by palo alto networks. the misguided attempt to welcome guests with branded, lampshade wearing hostesses was not consistent with our values. and here is the picture of the said incident posted by somebody on linkedin. as those women pose with lampshades on their heads with the company logo. now, palo alto networks was sponsoring a party done by somebody else, that somebody else. if you do some digging, then hired a company called something like champagne events, which does these sorts of things. and i found this on instagram that th

is launching his first solo fundraising trip this week, beginning with stops in los angeles and newport beach tomorrow. that's where he will meet with union members and also host a fundraiser. the governor's trip will also include stops in denver, boston and rhode island. security preparations underway in chicago ahead of the democratic national convention, workers are installing security fencing along the perimeter of the united center. it's where that convention will take place. streets are also being closed off, making traffic highly likely in the area. pro-palestinian protests are expected to take place outside the convention. activists, though, are calling on chicago to lengthen the route that they're allowed to march on. the dnc kicks off next monday and ktvu is your election headquarters leading up to november. you can find the latest stories, announcements and developments around the clock by downloading the fox local app right there on your streaming device. >> holding people accountable on public transit coming up here at ten, the new effort to crack down on disorderly and dangerous

he is expected to attend a convention and later a fundraiser in newport beach. now this all comes after a busy night for their opponent, donald trump. now former president, spent two hours on social media platform x with an interview with elon musk. today in the bay brie jackson live for us in washington and brie. technical delays aside, what can you tell us about that? sit down. good morning marcus. laura. so the talk started about 40 minutes late with many users on x saying they had trouble accessing it. but but the conversation on the platform did draw more than 1 million viewers, according to the platform's tally. now, during that hours long discussion, former president trump went on about an array of issues ranging from the economy to education. former president trump returning to x for a discussion with one of his biggest supporters, tech billionaire elon musk. trump recounting his assassination attempt. for those people that don't believe in god, i think we got to all start thinking about that. you have to, you know, i'm i'm a believer now. i'm more of a

brian nicole lives in newport beach, and they're going to build him an office down there. he'll come into starbucks as needed. shares in starbucks rose 20% this week when investors heard the news the coffee chain was getting a new boss. starbucks has been going through some changes lately. customers and workers aren't happy with many of them, some complaining. the idea of, you know, sort of the automatic coffee machines take the joy and the handcrafted ness out of it. that's true. speeds up the line though. so there is that. sell more, sell more. yep. and i noticed they're trying to do some of those deals that we're seeing other, you know, fast food establishments. yes. you know, two drinks for ten or whatever, trying to get customers in the door, $5 cup of coffee, all right. dwight isn't drinking, right? saving the money. all right. thanks, scott. plus, he doesn't like it. come on. all right, well, one time niners quarterback colin kaepernick still wants to play football. but how about coaching? so apparently when he's ready, he's potentially nfl coaching material. and th

is launching his first solo fundraising trip this week, beginning with stops in los angeles and newport beach. tomorrow, we'll hear where he will meet with union members and also host a fundraiser. walz trip will also include stops in denver, boston and rhode island, as well as the a's. >> get ready to say goodbye to the bay area. a new team is taking over the oakland coliseum. the oakland roots will be playing their games there next season. it is a deal that could save several jobs in east oakland. the first of many steps really toward revitalizing that neighborhood right around the stadium. ktvu jana katsuyama was there for today's big announcement. she's live tonight there outside the coliseum with more on the story. jana >> that's right, mike, we're talking about this kind of football and the oakland roots team. the manager, the head coach, the president were all here along with city leaders to talk about this. there was a lot of excitement and a lot of hope that this is going to be doing some good for oakland and the residents in order for the oakland roots pro soccer team announced mond

after that, waltz headed to newport beach for a campaign fundraiser. today, he's headed to denver and boston. later this week. he is in newport, rhode island, and southampton, new york. >> well, today, the bay area housing finance authority will decide whether to keep or cut a $20 billion housing bond measure that's on the november ballot. that measure would help build and preserve thousands of affordable homes through new taxes. but in an early poll back in june, the housing committee found that voters have dwindling support for the tax. the measure is also facing legal challenges that claim its wording is biased and inaccurate. today's meeting will address the lawsuit and the possibility of pulling the measure altogether. >> bay area homes continue to be some of the most expensive in the country, a new study from the national association of realtors found the top two most expensive home markets in the country, silicon valley and the san francisco oakland metro area. seven of the top ten markets are here in california, 90% of the metro areas nationwide

he will not be required to relocate to seattle, but starbucks will pay for a remote office in newport beach, california he will agree to travel as needed to do his job starbucks well pay for housing costs in seattle for niccol for up to three months while he finds second an accommodation there. look, he created $20 billion overnight. you are not paying less than that. >> the incentives are aligned. a lot in shareholder equity. he has to hit targets to receive. it is interesting the work from home nugget. >> he will have to travel back and forth. >> traveling all the time. >> exactly chipotle is in orange county that's why he's in newport beach. >> i believe they moved to orange county because of where he lived. >> exactly he likes it there. >>> meantime, the president of columbia university is resigning. she is the third leader of the ivy league university to step down in the last eight months. it follows heavily criticized appearance before congress about anti-semitic on campus the doctor said her resignation was effective immediately and taking a job with the foreign secretary. the turmoi

the minnesota governor is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at a big money fundraiser in newport beachcket prices for this start at $1000 and they go all the way up to 100,000 and over the weekend, vice president harris, she raised more than 12 million dollars at a fund-raiser here in san francisco. now switching gears to weather is a live look from our mount tam cam looking at a little foggy san francisco peeking out above the sparkling lights. well, the rest of the week look like though kron 4 she meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to share >>winds are kind of with around the bay area. some 2030 mile an hour gusts out there. but overall, it looks like the pattern looking much more favorable for firefighters trying to get a handle on all these fires. not only from the bay area but around the state onshore wind. you see some patchy fog out there right now. little hazy tune. well, just going patch overnight tonight, but the temperatures cool off quite a bit. remember, it was just blazing hot there much of july, but now it looks like we're going the other way likely going to see below

well, in california yesterday, walls fundraised in newport beach and spoke to a labor group in downtown la. all we're asking for is better wages, better benefits, better lives and dignity and the work that we do. >>he addressed his military service in 2018 in a speech about gun control walls made a reference to quote weapons of war that i carried in war. he did not go to war today, 1000 veteran signed a letter supporting walls. well, members his national guard unit say he quit to avoid combat walls had this response. i firmly believe you should never denigrate another person service record. >>anyone brave enough to put on that uniform for our great country, including my opponent. >>i just have a few simple words. thank you for your service and sacrifice. his opponent, iraq war veteran senator jd vance spoke at a campaign rally in michigan before taking questions from the press. >>slamming his opponent for not holding a press conference since becoming the presumptive nominee. >>you have got to stand before the american people and answer tough questions. if you want to do this job and it

nicol will be working at least part-time out of a new remote office being set up near his home in newport beaching to a new regulatory filing, starbucks says he'll also commute to work maybe several times a week. but that is aboard a private jet traveling 1000 miles to the seattle hq. i looked into it. such trips can cost between la in seattle about $25,000. one way meaning starbucks will be paying maybe $100,000 or more a week to get its ceo into the office. enjoy your 6 dot a back to you. >>more top headlines from the bay and z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. drug is front and center and a new clinical trial patients in fre

he'll be meeting with union members in los angeles before heading to a fundraiser in newport beach. the tickets for the fundraiser range from $1,000 to $100,000. >> time is 710. you know, we do have a lot of slow traffic on highway four, which you should get out there just a little early. we had an earlier crash on highway four near willow pas, and even though they moved it, you know how it goes. there's still people looking at it, yadda yadda yadda, right? backed up from pittsburgh this morning instead of just bay point. so ten minutes extra if you can on that commute. i think it will do you much better. there also, if you're driving on the east shore freeway, they just cleared a crash on 80 in richmond. crash is gone. still a little bit slower. and el sobrante as you can see, the east bay commute is getting a little slower. the richmond bridge looks all right, and so does the bay bridge. that is backed up for a typical monday. kind of a longish wait there. when we come back in just a few, we'll take a look at that silicon valley commute. there's not much going on there, but we'll

is launching his first solo fundraising trip this week, starting with stops in los angeles and newport beach today, where he will meet with union members and host a fundraiser. the governor's trip will also include stops in denver, boston and rhode island. security preparations are underway in chicago ahead of the democratic national convention. workers are installing security fencing along the perimeter of the united center, where the convention will take place. streets are also being closed off. pro-palestinian protests are expected to happen outside the convention. activists are calling on chicago officials to lengthen the route that they are allowed to march and protest on. the dnc kicks off next monday. ktvu is your election headquarters leading up to november. you can find the latest stories, announcements and developments around the clock by downloading the fox local app on your streaming device. >> our time's now 505 more bay area students are going back to classrooms today in the tri valley, livermore and dublin. both will start school today and in the south bay, santa clara unified

our coffee pays for his nonsense, which is going to commute a thousand miles between his home in newport beachrivate jet. remember, starbucks has not been uncontroversial on its tax affairs over the years. >> can i just say again, all of those are great. i've gone for ed miliband. all right. i have i have, i have, and i sense it won't be the last if i can't win with the queen. >> i'm just going to give up. i'm not. i'm always next week. you say that every week. >> i really enjoy tonight. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you to everybody who's been watching and listening as well. i'll be back on your screens tomorrow at 9 pm. it's headliners next. see you then . headliners next. see you then. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. here's your latest met office weather forecast for gb news storm lillian is knocking on the door, andifs lillian is knocking on the door, and it's going to bring some unseasonably wet and windy weather to many parts, but particularly in the north as we go through the rest of today

newport, chapman, los hamptons, nueva york, brookhaven, y tambiÉn alertas hasta el lunes. y tambiÉn para long beach texas y luisiana, atlanta, memphis. riesgo se mantiene muy elevado. temperaturas que pueden llegar a 105—115°. en texas, temperaturas en el rango de 106° para houston, dallas, san antonio y california. fÉlix: a dos dÍas de la convenciÓn demÓcrata en chicago, ambas campaÑas no bajan la guardia en bÚsqueda de votos. vamos con detalles. reportera: este sÁbado, donald trump volviÓ a pensilvania por sÉptima vez este aÑo, y la primera vez que lo hace en la parte noreste, que fue clave en su victoria en 2016. >> creo que serÁ mÁs fÁcil de derrotar ella, es una izquierdista radical y lunÁtica. reportera: dijo trump sobre kamala harris. tim walz participÓ en un evento de campaÑa en nebraska. [habla en inglÉs] >> reducir los impuestos no para multimillonarios, sino para gente de clase media. reportera: dijo walz sobre el plan de kamala harris. maÑana comenzarÁn un recorrido por pensilvania antes de la convenciÓn en chicago. el dispositivo de seguridad de las autoridades se siente en los alreded