in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> whit: good evening. it's great to have you with us on this tuesday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with the deadly hurricane beryl, now a category 4, tearing across the southeast caribbean. already decimating several islands, with jamaica next in its sights. and the u.s. gulf coast a potential target. at one point, it was the earliest cat 5 hurricane ever in the atlantic. winds now up to 155 miles per hour. it's currently moving over open water, with a path taking it into the gulf towards either the coast of mexico or possibly texas. new video showing the widespread destruction left behind in the storm's wake. thousands of homes and businesses leveled on an island in grenada. no power, roads blocked. many people now living in emergency shelters. the prime minister there calling the situation grim. stunning images from hurricane hunters flying back into the eye of the storm. the hurricane expected to pass near or over jamaica tomorrow, with a storm surge of up to eight feet, likely

gb news oh yeah, we watch gb news.ny as well. >> brilliant. thank you jack. thank you for your representing us over there in come on england . us over there in come on england. >> come on england. i'm not going to sing that rap again though, i promise you, emily and tom, save us from this. >> we'll see you soon. can i do the rap again? >> you want me to? >> you want me to? >> no, no. that's enough . >> no, no. that's enough. >> no, no. that's enough. >> well, it's back to school for members of parliament, and there'll be some professorial marches of rishi sunak and keir starmer next to each other for the first time since the election. not just that , some election. not just that, some naughty schoolboys at the back, perhaps kicking up a fuss. naughty schoolboys at the back, perhaps kicking up a fuss . what perhaps kicking up a fuss. what will nigel farage do? we'll have it live. >> we will indeed . and what do >> we will indeed. and what do you make of labour's plans to hand our mayors more powers? that's for good demo

desks, new boys, new girls going in. but of course the big moment will be, i think when nigel farage arrives. of course he's speaking today in his constituency in clacton and we'll be there a big rally for one of the great victors of the election. >> we're hoping to hear from nigel this morning. so stay with us. let us know your thoughts as well. gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, the news with sam francis . first, the news with sam francis. >> beth. andrew, thank you very much. and good morning to you . much. and good morning to you. it's just after 9:30 and a recap then of the top stories this morning. well, with the prime minister in belfast on his uk tour this morning, his top team is keen to show they're hitting the ground running. announcements today are being made on reforms to planning laws. more dentist appointments and teacher recruitment. the chancellor is expected to say there's no time to waste in boosting economic growth, and that she'll make it a national mission. in her first major speech in about an hour's t

news >> britain's news channel . >> britain's news channel. >> britain's news channel. >> welcome back on gb news now. later in the show i discuss prince harry's latest big interview and guess what? he's been moaning about the media again. to the media, you couldn't make it up. but before that, a man has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of an army officer in uniform near a barracks, anthony hasan is accused of repeatedly stabbing lieutenant colonel mark teetan in gillingham on tuesday. our national reporter charlie peters was inside medway magistrates court >> a man has been remanded in custody after being charged with the attempted murder of an army officer in gillingham on tuesday evening. anthony hassan, aged 24, is accused of repeatedly stabbing lieutenant colonel mark teetan, who was airlifted to hospital on tuesday after the incident near his barracks. now appearing at medway magistrates court this morning, anthony eastham was asked to confirm his name, his address and his date of birth , but repeatedly asked of birth, but repeatedly asked why he later refused

the publisher now will be fixed news, verified news. we are going to need, as ai takes over everything, a verification layer on top of the world to know what israel and what and that might not be real. i am banking on the texas tribune in usa today's at vanity fair, but thinking on those brands being able to provide those verification layers. >> you want to define mainstream media it would be, news you can trust that is put into context, tells you what you need to know and the bad news, and tells you the good news happening or the responses to bad news that are encouraging. that is the definition of our mission. >> the old-fashioned print front page. nowadays it's always going to be something going to grind our gears. there's always going to be some stupid article out there that makes no sense, that's on your facebook wall, that your mom, dad or brother sends to you. we will always live in an environment were -- where there will be a lot of that trash. how do we emphasize the treasure? >> i will ask the panel in the audience to indulge

cristian benavides, cbs news, miami. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here's a look at some of the headlines on "cbs news roundup." >>> gaining momentum. vice president kamala harris is believed to have won enough delegates to give her the democratic nomination. >>> more lawmakers are calling for the head of the secret service to step down over security failures. >>> and a call to 911 asking for help turns deadly. we'll show you what happened. >>> her campaign for president only just begun on monday, but cbs news now estimates vice president kamala harris has secured the endorsement of a majority of democratic delegates. that means she is on track to become her party's nominee against donald trump after the roll call vote in early august. and as cbs's nicole sganga reports, top

news. why are more retailers scaling back their >>> tonight, hurricane beryl now threatening to hit the u.s. as the monster storm bears down on jamaica. the deadly category 4 storm slamming the island with heavy rain and life-threatening storm surge.f beryl's new images of beryl's destruction, 90% of homes on one island damaged or destroyed. we're live in jamaica. our team in the middle of the storm, and we have the new track showing beryl shifting to potentially impact texas. >>> the raging wildfire in california. we're on the fire line of this out-of-control blaze. 28,000 ordered to evacuate. homes destroyed and the scorching heat. more than 100 million on alert. >>> also breaking tonight, president biden under pressure. the new report that he told a key ally he's weighing whether to stay in the race after his rough debate. now another elected democrat calling on him to drop out, but the president defiant telling staffers, no one is pushing me out, and the post-debate polls rolling in, we

we are monitoring the election news . we have a lot of election news for various news segments. they are in sync with us. we have various news packages based on the programs that now the presidential candidates are being covered in these programs , and we are trying to deal with the issue in more comprehensive reports than in previous periods. in addition to documentaries and debates, the vice-president of sima hosted new programs such as expert roundtables, considering all the conditions, three experts were selected for each roundtable , an effort was made to make the series of election programs more ethical and content . the studio dedicated to the candidates and broadcast the debates on tv with a different frame. respected candidates in person 5 times the studio attended. we had 65 special special programs, which were produced for 220 minutes in these studios, and broadcast special election programs for iranians living abroad. in the second round of the elections , the two-person debate was broadcast on the tv after 15 years. debates we will have two debates, which will be an

and more new details. his visit to the site days before and images tonight showing the transmitter found next to the shooter's body. what it was designed to do. >>> and just in, senator bob menendez intends to resign after being found guilty on all counts. >>> flash flood emergency. homes and businesses and bridges washed away in the ozarks and the sudden deadly deluge in the northeast. >>> mystery abroad, two americans dead after a possible poisoning in a luxury hotel in thailand. what we're finding. plus, the chilling image of the crime scene. >>> speaking out, nfl legend terrell davis saying he was arrested and humiliated aboard a united flight in front of his children after asking for a cup of ice. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" reporting tonight from the republican national convention in milwaukee. here is lester holt. >>> and good evening from milwaukee. we begin with the breaking news that president biden has tested positive for covid after experiencing symptoms today. the news coming in a

news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight with david muir. >> whit: good evening. it's great to have you with us as we come on the air in the west. i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin with the abc news exclusive. a remarkable moment in this or any presidential campaign. president biden's first televised interview following last week's debate against donald trump that sent democrats into a panic, igniting concerns about his mental acuity and his ability to stay in the race and lead the country for a second term. abc's george stephanopoulos one on one with president biden in wisconsin. the interview late today with the future of the campaign at stake. earlier, president biden speaking to supporters during a campaign event in madison, acknowledging calls for him to drop out but telling the crowd he is staying in the race and will beat donald trump again. the entire interview will air in full tonight here on abc. you're about to hear part of that conversation. here's george stephanopoulos with president biden. >> let's go over the debate. you and your team have sa

world news tonight with david muir >>> tonight, breaking news. vice president kamala harris now the presumptive democratic nominee. abc news now reporting she has the delegate support she needs. and tonight, her first campaign speech in battleground wisconsin. and just in tonight, the new national poll taken after president biden dropped out. donald trump versus vice president kamala harris, and what it shows already. tonight, harris campaigning in milwaukee, telling supporters she's ready to prosecute the case against donald trump. framing it as a choice between freedom, compassion, and rule of law, or a country of chaos, fear, and hate. and that new national poll just out tonight, showing just how close this race already is. mary bruce standing by. what abc news has learned tonight about selection of a running mate. >>> also tonight, president biden back at the white house for the first type since coming down with covid. now set to address the nation from the oval office in prime time tomorrow night. we'll carry it live right here on abc. and w

new york washing it and strategy of many ways is cap and around new york. i mean new england he goes to as commander of the continental army in new england in 1775. it's basically successful the british get thrown out. st patrick's day roughly 1776 they abandoned they the new englanders are so against. yes the british crown that they kept troops can occupy there so they go to new york and and washington wants to chase them out of new york military defeat after military defeat he's to save any of his army he's defeated in brooklyn and upper has to get out to new jersey all the way down well and if you look where's winter and were there all around they were all centered around new york they're in new jersey when the british occupied philadelphia ghost of valley forge which is now part the philadelphia metro area wasn't there is is going new jersey, upstate new york, the hudson they're holding the hudson the chain across the hudson to keep the british fleet going to albany. and it's only with difficulty that our french allies can persuade washington that they

i say the voters in new hampshire are very - you. i say the voters in new.'t think they are party aligned, if they see something for donald trump they will vote for donald trump, there was a recent poll that showed trump up by a couple of points last election i would've said absolutely not, new hampshire is not in play, at this point, i'm not really sure because there is just so many polls right now that showed trump up and swing states by 3—5 points. north carolina only losing virginia by able a point. i would say it is unlikely that trump takes the state, but i would not rule it out as a possibility. i know if my voters think trump or the voters think in new hampshire trump is more “p think in new hampshire trump is more up to thejob think in new hampshire trump is more up to the job they will vote for him. it up to the 'ob they will vote for him. , ., ., . ., him. it will be a turnout election in one of the _ him. it will be a turnout election in one of the concerns _ in one of the concerns within democratic circles in new hampshire is that they won't get

well, new at 730 tonight. a coalition of several bay area fire agencies now headed to the shelley fire there in siskiyou county. the san francisco fire department posted this photo on social media. the rainbow strike team, as it's called, includes departments from berkeley, alameda, livermore, pleasanton, el cerrito and east bay regional parks, all providing mutual aid. the shelley fire started a week ago and has already burned more than 8000 acres, and it's also prompted some evacuation orders. governor newsom joining other state top state officials today as cal fire's aviation at aviation, cal fire's aviation headquarters. excuse me, in sacramento with a warning about what's ahead this fire season. ktvu tom vacar has more now on the governor's remarks and the new technology being used by cal fire to detect those wildfires earlier. >> given just how fast wildfires keep popping up, the numbers that cal fire's chief gave were probably outdated or soon to be. >> in the last 24 hours across the state, there have

i'm courtney kealy in new york.nd here are some of the stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." get ready for a busy holiday travel week ahead with the tsa predicting new records. outrage in utica, new york after police shoot a 13-year-old suspect. >>> and more democrats are losing confidence in president biden after last week's debate. >>> americans this week are on the go. nearly 72 million are expected to be traveling this 4th of july holiday. cbs's adam yamaguchi is at l.a.x. with details on record-setting travel numbers. >> reporter: the holiday travel rush is on at l.a.x. and airports across the country, with long lines at tsa checkpoints and ticket counters. >> it's annoying, but it's like we kind of expected that it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: this summer's surge of travelers has tsa screening passengers in record numbers. six of their busiest days in its history have been this june. record crowds are also expected this coming wednesday july 3rd. air travel is up 7% from last 4th of july. hel

anything new? >> back here, la organizers have decided to use existing infrastructure for the games la as well, has decided not to build a new olympic village, to use the ucla campus, something that's been done in the past. and like back in 1984, locations used during the 1932 olympic such as rose bowl in pasadena and the la memorial coliseum. >> will be used once again for our city's 3rd time hosting. it might not polynesia that la 2 will be holding events away from the host city. >> oklahoma city will serve as the location for softball and canoe slalom. 2 things the city has world-class venues for. >> oklahoma city has been great and we didn't want to go to other cities and do things that when we don't think is appropriate for their and certainly not something we would address the city of la to do. and when the olympic committee announced in 2017 that la would host the 2028 games, then mayor eric or city released a proposed budget of 6.8 billion dollars financially. the city is not in a position

new ones. the passage of the clean air act in 1970 meant that epa's management had to simultaneously lee organize dozens of different staffs and laboratories to develop the national air quality standards required by the act, while at the same time showing the american people that something was being done to stop air pollution. epa went to court. factories were shut down. the message got through. gross pollution would no longer be a part of business as usual in the united states. the clean water act, passed in 1972, also required enormous and unprecedented efforts on the part of the new agency. 60 million people were on sewage systems, discharging 2 million tons a year of raw organic waste into surface waters. the new law mandated a system of universal sewage treatment and gave epa the job of bringing it about a job that meant running one of the largest public works programs in the nation's history. these huge air and water protection programs were hardly underway when congress gave epa new ones

faisal islam, bbc news.ergency measures this week which could see criminals freed after serving less than half their sentence. it's a key challenge facing the new government after prison governors warned jails could run out of space within days. currently just over 87 thousand people are serving time behind bars ——our senior uk correspondent sima kotecha has been talking with some of those affected, including a prison governor who agreed to speak if we hid his identity. everyone is talking about being at crisis point. it is at crisis point, we can't sustain this length of being full for so long as we are. there is an emergency in prisons in england and wales. they are overcrowded and at bursting point. and the consequence, dangerous criminals who were jailed by the courts could have nowhere to serve their sentence. one governor says he's never seen it so bad. he's not supposed to speak to the media, so we've hidden his identity. we are having to make single cells into doubles, and certainly we are doing that

the cbs evening news is next local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area see you at five. ♪ ♪ 's be on tonight, a special edition of the "cbs evening news" from the republican national convention here in milwaukee. >> i hereby called a session to order. >> norah: what to expect as the g.o.p. tries to rally around unity. what we are learning about when one time rival nikki haley was invited to speak, and the breaking news about an iranian plot to kill donald trump. we now know security was stepped up around the former president even before the assassination attempt over the weekend. how was your family? plus our interview with the former president's son eric trump. >> its millimeters wherefrom your brain and i think that puts life into perspective. >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ breaking news tonight, cbs news has learned to the secret service have actually amped up security for donald trump before saturday's rally when he was shot due to an assassination plots by iran. good evening. i am norah o'donnell in milwaukee, wisconsin. thank you for bein

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we now support 44 news organization and all of them are ushering in a new wave of support for local news. they think of themselves and we think of them as civic institutions in the same way we support libraries, museums and others that our role is to work with philanthropy to bring in more philanthropy and prioritize this. then we take the capital and invest in organizations to build the business capabilities to become sustainable. >> 170 million committed to this purpose, raised for this purpose. lali, i have had the good fortune to know your boss, the head of the ford foundation. they've been an enormous supporter, talk about how you inc. about these issues. guests: thank you for inviting me to be part of this conversation. i spent more than 20 years at the chicago tribune and we like to get it right. the sun-times is the competing paper. moderator: i'm going to go to moderator jail. it is a distinction. >> we like to get it right in case anyone wants to look into it, they will know it is the chicago tribune. as you pointed out, the ford foundation has invested in journalism in part be

[music fades out] ♪ >>> this is "cbs news roundup." i'm carissa lawson in new york.nd members are expected to pledge new military and economic support to ukraine. the country continues to fend off repeated attacks from russia, including a missile strike on a children's hospital in the capital city of kyiv. cbs news correspondent ramy inocencio has disturbing images of the aftermath. >> reporter: more than 40 different kinds of russian missiles rained down on ukraine's capital and four other cities. this projectile slowed down for clarity unmistakable in this morning's rare daylight assault, which devastated apartments, office buildings, and the country's biggest pediatric hospital in kyiv. rescuers carried out cancer patients as other children fled still connected to intravenous drips. "i could not think there could be attacks on the hospital with sick children" said this mother. volunteers frantically sifted through the rubble of what once was the hospital's dialysis department, looking for survivors. russia denied it targeted the hospital. ukraine said it found rem

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breaking news. we're following for 8:00 streaming news class.rned 3000 acres with no containment. at least four homes now confirmed by the fire department to be destroyed. we've also learned this morning four firefighters suffered minor injuries there on the front lines. closer to home, firefighters working to get a handle on a fire burning in calistoga. now, this is much smaller, like 40 acres, all open area, no structures and about 15% containment. no word on a cause. i'm bob redell here in the east bay. hundreds of pg&e customers are waking up with no power this morning, and more could lose power as the temperature is expected to hit triple digits again today. we're here in san ramon where you can see behind me. the lights are out at the intersection here of bollinger canyon and talavera's drive. here's a look at the pg&e power outage map on their website. still hundreds without power in the bay area. as i mentioned, the green circles represent up to 50 customers without electricity. the yellow diamonds up to 500. and we are under a microclim

a new order. is reportedly calling on state leaders to begin dismantling homeless encampments in a new york times tweet, he is said to be asking for it to happen with urgency and also dignity. this is in response to the recent grants pass supreme court decision on homeless encampments, giving governments more leeway in responding to people who are unhoused. i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where the city's democratic party is endorsing their pick for mayor in a hotly contested race, the 32 member committee has chosen to endorse incumbent mayor london breed. that is their sole endorsement. mayor breed is holding a press conference later this morning at alamo square park at 11. we'll bring you the latest on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. and we might be able to give the air conditioner a break. meteorologist kari hall here with that. looking forward to that, especially for the weekend. some of our inland spots in the east bay, as well as the south county today still headed for the mid 9

we face new opportunities and new challenges. the question is. who do you trust to make a change work for you? my opponent, my opponent. what's [crowd chanting] my opponent says america is a nation in decline. of our economy, he says we are somewhere on the list up in east germany heading south towards sri lanka. don't let anyone tell you america is second rate, especially somebody running for president. [applause] . maybe he has not heard we are still the world's largest economy. no other nation sells more outside its borders. the germans, the british, the japanese cannot touch the productivity of view, the american worker and the american farmer. my opponent, my opponent will not mention data. he won't remind you interest rates are the lowest today have been in 20 years and millions of americans have refinanced their homes. [applause] you just will not hear that inflation, the thief of the middle class, has been locked in a maximum security prison. you don't hear much about this good news because the media also tends to focus only on the bad. w

york. >> now, seeing cases of dengue fever nearly 200 infections now confirmed in new york and new jerseyne, more than 2500 across the u.s. and puerto rico, five times higher than this time last year. transmission occurs when someone is bitten by an infected mosquito, experts say, with higher temperatures and higher rainfall amounts, mosquitoes that carry dengue viruses are extending their range. >> mosquitoes love warm weather, so over time we are starting to see dengue spread in mosquitoes more northward. >> the most common symptoms are fever, nausea, vomiting and a rash. they begin within two weeks and last 2 to 7 days. meanwhile, pest control companies are on overdrive with calls up 30% in some areas due to bugs and rodents trying to beat the heat. >> just like we don't want to be outside in the heat, neither does anything else. >> but there is no end in sight for millions of americans and critters, especially in the west. las vegas could hit 118 today after setting a record for a fifth consecutive day in houston with temperatures in the 90s, an estimated 400,000 customers could be wi

(police radio call) (sirens) (news report) (sirens) (news report) ♪ >>> this is "cbs news roundup."of representatives have now chosen 13 lawmakers to lead a bipartisan inquiry into the attempted assassination of former president donald trump. all have backgrounds in national security and law enforcement. trump, himself, has agreed to be interviewed by the fbi in its investigation. meanwhile, cbs news is getting some new information about the timeline of that day and potential missed opportunities to stop the gunman before he pulled the trigger. cbs's scott macfarlane has more. >> reporter: newly released police text messages now show officers were aware of thomas crooks at least 105 minutes before he shot at former president donald trump. [ sound of gunfire ] >> get down, get down! >> reporter: over 30 minutes more than previously known. at 4:27 p.m., one countersniper texted his colleagues, the shooter knows you guys are in there, referring to the building he just left. at 5:38 p.m., in a different group chat, an officer sent a picture of crooks and says, i did see him with a range

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> reporter: but new rejection from democrats who say a new leader is needed. at least 12 more congressional democrats came forward today calling on president biden to leave the race. more than 30 so far. >> the president is not capable of delivering the message in an effective way. >> reporter: including senators in tight races, new mexico's martin heinrich and montana's jon tester and unease from pennsylvania's bob casey, who has a long relationship with president biden and has not called for him to drop out. >> i don't think there's a specific time line, but i do think it's going to be very soon where we have to begin to move forward. >> reporter: today house democratic leader jeffries standing firm. >> president biden, as i've said repeatedly, is our nominee. he has a tremendous track record of success. >> reporter: the biden campaign chair calls this a tough several weeks. >> there's no doubt that it has been, and we've definitely seen some slippage in support, but it has been a small movement. >> reporter: isolating in delaware, still covid positive and t

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president biden holding a high-stakes news conference as our new reporting reveals growing doubts inside his own campaign. the president coming before the cameras this evening for a rare solo news conference, under pressure to prove he still is up to the job on the heels of hosting the nato summit. but several of his closest allies telling nbc news they now believe his chances of beating donald trump are zero. one biden campaign official saying, quote, he needs to drop out. he will never recover from this. all of it as the president prepares to sit down for our exclusive one-on-one interview on monday. >>> also tonight, deadly floods in the northeast. beryl's remnants slamming vermont, washing out roads, sweeping away apartment buildings. more than 100 rescued. and extremely dangerous heat. more than 50 million on alert. in texas, some 500,000 expected to be without hour into next week. hospitals running on generators. >>> the scare at a new york city beach, shut down after sharks are sighted in the water. >>> the random shooting spree in charlotte that left one dead. the two teens now i

nothing in these comments will be new - new business secretary?e comments will be new to - new business secretary? nothing in i these comments will be new to people working here and when you go back to when vaughan gething declared he wanted wales to be carbon free by 2050, what did we think would happen to the largest single source of pollution in wales? it is bound to close and if you add to that the fact there has been minimum investment by tata in the steelworks and safety standards have plummeted, the places on its knees, then number five blast furnace was always going to close and it closed prematurely and the best they can happen is number four blast furnace stays open for a year or two longer but electric arc furnace is coming and we knew about it.— electric arc furnace is coming and we knew about it. what about the new business secretary _ we knew about it. what about the new business secretary saying _ we knew about it. what about the new business secretary saying jobs - we knew about it. what about the new business secretary saying jobs

so we have a new prime minister, a new cabinet, a new change.o you feel the country has changed or is everything still the same? are we still facing the same old problems on immigration, on housing, on overcrowding in our prisons and plus england ? wow. prisons and plus england? wow. they finally did it. absolutely legendary penalty performance. but now looking ahead, who do you think the thing that we all most feared the most now is the thing we're best at. but on the field we need to improve. is it time to drop harry kane? he looks completely worn out. now get in touch with all your views usual ways. plus keir starmer is cosying up to brussels already on the first monday of his government. didn't we tell you so ? gbnews.com/yoursay you so? gbnews.com/yoursay you always get involved. but first it's your headlines with sam francis . francis. >> very good afternoon to you. it's just after 3:00. the top story from the newsroom. this afternoon. and downing street has admitted the summer will be challenging for the new labour government as the first

phase, new way of thinking that islam may really bring bring let's to say new consciousness, new new culture and also new understanding of the world, not to through the... the the zionists or the democracies of the united states or the fascists or the nazis, all they stem from one from one stream, that's the western education, now the eastern education stem from the imam hussain's blood in kerala, from karbala, because all these slogans and symbolic words to the people, whether reformation, islah or from the hat, that also all these words were imam hussain's beginning from more than 15 400 years, so we are talking about new history of imam hussain succeeding all the ideas and the spirits that were that were penetrating our societies and making a new way of life, new way of life that needs from the educated people. in our world and in other worlds that to look at this revolution as something may bring, may bring, surely may bring more happy findings or feelings towards towards life and towards islam and towards not like not like the thought of the history and islam, imam hussain broug

can we just talk about new jersey day? >> yes, new jersey day. >> jimmy: so what is new jersey day?ng. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: today is not new jersey day. >> every day is new jersey day. >> jimmy: of course it is. yes, of course. [ cheers ] >> see, they know. >> jimmy: a couple people know. >> yeah, exactly. no, so, my daughter, she's in fourth grade. >> jimmy: so cute. >> awesome. i have two beautiful kids, valentina and alena. and alena had new jersey day. you pick someone from new jersey to emulate. so they -- it's like a wax museum. but you go up, and you, like, touch the name of the person on the floor. and they come to life and, like, tell you their wikipedia page. >> jimmy: really, so just famous people from new jersey? >> it's -- but famous people, the statue of liberty 'cause it's in new jersey. [ audience ohs ] "the jersey shore." you know? >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] so you can go and say -- >> dj pauly d. >> jimmy: yeah, snooki can talk to you. that's great for kids. >> it's fantastic. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, kids love -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: like, "i w

but there's some good news. >> spencer, give us the good news. >> let me start with fairly good. and that is it's really hot right now in our inland areas especially. here's a look at our current temperature readings. and we have numerous readings at or above 100 degrees, including 103 at brentwood and concord, 105 at fairfield, 103 at saint helena, santa rosa, 104. so you get the picture is really hot. and of course, it's no surprise that our heat advisory remains in effect until 11:00 tonight for all of the bay area away from the coast and the bay shoreline. and under this excessive heat of course, heat related illnesses are more likely to occur now. for tomorrow we get a little bit of a break. in fact, a two day break starting tomorrow and going into the weekend inland highs will reach only into the low to mid 90s. as you can see on those two graphics. but on monday, the triple digits return and they are going to reside here for a while. i'll have the accuweather seven day forecast coming up just a little bit later, larry. >> all right, spencer, see you in a few minutes. with

is a new front in the war about to open. dramatic rescue, the moment the coast guard spotted these two scuba divers after they were lost at sea for 36 hours with no boat. nbc news exclusive, how google is using ai so beat one major city's notoriously bad traffic. can it help your commute? and back here at the olympics. my inside look at how they make the medals. the winners bringing a piece of paris home with them. >>> this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight from the olympics in paris, here is lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome from paris. an exciting first weekend of the 2024 games where simone biles shrugged off a painful injury and delivered in spectacular form in a gymnastics qualifying round, writing an early new chpter in her comeback story and leaving team usa well positioned in her plan for gold and biles bounced back with no plan to leave the competition. teammates gretchen walsh and tory husk swimming to a photo finish in the 100-meter but the are fly, a one-two finish, silver for walsh while the home

sergei lavrov begins the official program in new york. this month russia is the chairman of the sov without the un. we'll tell you what topics will be the main ones on the agenda. the chief of the general staff in the special operation zone, valery gerasimov, visited the command post of the vostok group. they showed him, among other things. samples of combat robotic systems. more than 30 hectares of relict forest burned in crimea. in aviation, the russian national guard and volunteers are also involved in the firefighting effort. about how the fight against fire is going on under kokttybel in the report of our correspondent. the journey from moscow to st. petersburg by car has become almost an hour faster. the new m11 neva expressway has been completely completed; today its last section, bypassing tver, was opened. the president personally took part in the ceremony. vladimir putin arrived at the place driving the new lada aura. by the way, this is the fifth model of the avtovas concern, which he personally tested. and today, by via video

daria aldinger, abc news, new york reaction is pouring in following the president's sit down interview. >> while some of it has been more positive than following his debate performance last week, others say they still have concerns. abc seven news reporter tim johns talked with several political leaders and analysts. >> all that, and in exclusive abc news sitdown, president biden talking with george stephanopoulos during the interview, the president trying to calm fears that have arisen over his ability to run another campaign. >> following the interview, it was clear the president hadn't convinced everyone. on friday evening, illinois congressman mike quigley, joining a growing number of democrats calling on biden to exit the race, saying it's about pragmatic politics. >> i'm not the one that needs convincing. it's uh- the american public. and obviously they're going the opposite direction in polling, not everyone is as skeptical as quigley, though. >> i caught up with former san francisco mayor willie brown and showed him clips from the interview to get his reaction. >> based on what

in paris, jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."w york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are some of the top stories on "cbs news roundup." >>> battle lines are being drawn as donald trump says he is not ready to agree to a presidential debate. >>> new police video shows that rooftop just moments after a sniper took aim at donald trump. >>> and one suspect is under arrest, accused of starting california's largest wildfire of the year. >>> late thursday, republican presidential candidate donald trump rejected a scheduled debate with kamala harris, saying she has not been officially named the democratic challenger. with president joe biden now officially out of the race, both sides are sharply increasing attacks. cbs's skyler henry has more from washington. >> i am running to become president of the united states of america. >> reporter: after speaking to one of the nation's largest teachers unions, vice president kamala harris says she's ready to ta

and it isn't covered as much in the news, or at least not in mainstream news. it's certainly probably covered a lot on fox news and news sources that from right wing places and it's generally referred to as cancel culture. and i have experienced that. i've had a book of piled on. in 2017 for the secret project. i wrote a piece about it in the new york times by left critics. i guess you could call that. well, it's more like a mob now who pounced on my book saying that it was erased native americans. it was book about the making of the atom bomb. i had not erased native americans from this book. but what started as a book that had gotten star reviews and was predicted for caldecott said quickly became a book that was like kryptonite and that no one, no one wanted to touch it and. it kind of got disappeared. i also had an avid contracts canceled very much when they were canceled. they weren't they weren't news items. this wasn't that was written about in the news. it happened behind the scenes books that two contracts were canceled because my identity did not matc

i warned you now new at 11.hough you probably just looked up and said, okay, this is something indiana jones would hate. or maybe it will give you the creeps. or if you'd like to watch hundreds of rattlesnakes in their natural habitat, here's something new to binge. these videos show a new perspective of a mega den in colorado. researchers at cal poly set up a web cam to watch the den of roughly 2000 snakes slither and slide around. this has turned into a group project, and the public's help is appreciated. >> the people who are watching on youtube live are telling us, oh, this happened at this time. you need to go back to this. they're even helping us to identify some of the plants and some of the insects that visit. and so it truly is a group effort, a community science effort. >> wonder who was lucky enough to have to set up the web cam? scientists say rattlesnakes will group together in the winter, as well as when it's time to give birth for this den. the babies are expected to arrive next month. please do n

theresa kron, 4 news. center fell are hoping to get some help from the public in identifying an arson suspect. >> surveillance video shows somebody lighting a trash can on fire. this was outside a target store in samara fell happened just before midnight monday. police say this person doused a bag of trash with something flammable, put it in the trash can lid on fire. anyone with information being asked to contact. sandra fell police early morning fire that broke out a novato, a homeless encampment being investigated as arson. the bot a police responded to a temporary city-sanctioned encampment at league earner park about 03:00am officials say the fire spread quickly and burned several tents. no injuries reported. it's believed the fire was set intentionally kron four's lezla gooden will have more coming up at 5. a man is fighting for his life after being shot in san francisco's mission district this morning. it happened about 04:00am near the 16th street mission. bart station. no one has been arrested. no

the bay area news group reports. this class action lawsuit was filed in alameda county court on behalf of 350,000 holders policyholders. plaintiffs claim the state plan doesn't offer the legally required coverage for smoke damage. attorneys say they are not seeking monetary damages, but rather policy changes, so there's enough coverage, fair plan officials declined to comment about this lawsuit. city officials in pleasanton are threatening to cancel a major housing development project if the property owners don't make progress. the council approved a 360 unit housing development at the stoneridge mall last year. that's also expected to have nearly 1200 more units built. property owners have given several extensions to make unanimous decisions on any new development at the shopping center. city officials say the project has been stalled so far due to internal conflicts between property managers and developers. >> the 49ers open training camp in santa clara and there's another nine, are looking for a new contract. all-

this is bbc news.our prime minister keir starmer, as he completes a whistle—stop tour of the uk. meanwhile in herfirst speech as chancellor, rachel reeves claims her party has inherited "14 years of chaos and economic irresponsibility". also tonight — a reshuffle on the opposition benches, lord cameron quits the conservative shadow cabinet followed by party chairman richard holden butjeremy hunt stays on as shadow chancellor. at least 36 people are killed as russia launches a wave of missile strikes across ukraine, including at a children's hospital in kyiv. despite more senior democrats urging him to drop out, president biden insists in a letter that he'll stay in the us presidential race �*to the end'. and the historic theatre in greater manchester that was closed last year — but has just been saved by campaigners. welcome, i'm kasia madera. the new prime minister sir keir starmer has finished a whistle—stop tour of all four nations of the uk. after visiting scotland yesterday, he spent the morning i

it's good news. >> good news is right.i tell you what, that's all because of prime minister i lost a game on to the labour government. >> this is football coming home. prime minister it looks like it. >> they had, the joe biden there saying it's good news is because of the prime minister martin, it does seem that the sun is shining in washington and it's shining in washington and it's shining on sir keir starmer, nothing is really going wrong. and he was reflecting to us on the flight over here that a week ago he was in a bed and breakfast somewhere in the east midlands. and then last night he was on the balcony at the white house with his wife, victoria, soaking up the adulation of world leaders. it won't get any better for him, i think, because i think going forward there's all sorts of problems emerging in the prison system and elsewhere, and those are the challenges he's facing, because politics is a choice. and when he starts to decide to release prisoners early and if any harm comes to people because because of that,

already new modifications are being tested.erprises in the region have joined the charter of technological sovereignty and import substitution. will khabarovsk become a microelectronics center in the far east? anna will tell you. birds have already put on these powerful swedes, now marked for civilian purposes, to search for missing people, patrol coastal zones, monitor the fire situation in the forest and the flood situation on rivers; their manufacturers create them for such peaceful needs. wing-based drones, and they are usually quite large size, due to the fact that it is the flight formula that allows you to apply large loads, find, and be in the air. for a long time, that is, these are gliders, by and large, they take off into the air and begin to plan and carry out tasks at low speed, especially since quadcopters are equipped with super-high-resolution cameras, which will allow users to examine the picture from drones in the smallest detail, we collect, check immediately, so that everything works well. the flight range o