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nikki haley! [ applause ] >> thank you so much. thank you. i -- i don't know if he's the best party chairman in the country, but you are definitely the most fun party chairman in the country. i mean, he really is fantastic. give it up for him. [ applause ] good evening, iowa! good evening, iowa! >> thank you to the iowa republican party. i am truly thrilled to be here. there are a lot of reasons why i love iowa but maybe the biggest reason iowa wants to -- and there were great women and it has more strong female republican leaders than any state. [ applause ] >> governor kim reynolds. america needs more strong, conservative leaders and less of nancy pelosi and kamala harris. thank goodness for donald trump or we never would have gotten kamala to the border. it's been almost 100 day, if this is how she handles a crisis, god help us if she ever becomes president. we need more republican women and men in office, period. iowa is leading the way and next year, the red wave that starts in iowa won't end here. in 2022 we're not stopping until we get

nikki haley. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you. i don't know if he's the best party chairman in the country but you are definitely the most fun party chairman in thecountry. he really is fantastic , give it up forhim . good evening iowa. good evening iowa. thank you to the iowa republican party. i am truly thrilled to be here. there are a lot of reasonswhy i love iowa . maybe the biggest reason is that our love to elect badass republican women. [applause] you raise great women near. iowa has more strong female republican leaders than any other state . [applause] you've got two great, brand-new congresswomen in ashley henson and marionettes millameek. you've got the great senator joni ernst and i'll as one of the best governors in the country with governor kim reynolds . america needs more strong conservative women leaders and less of nancy policy and, like harris. thank goodness for donald trump or we would never have gotten kamala to the border. it's been almost 100 days this is how she handles a crisis? god help us if she ever be

nikki, what would going to the olympics have meant for you?st being able to show up at myself and race as a non-binary athlete this past weekend has been everything. >> yeah, tell me about that. how are you feeling about your races this week? >> you know, i got sick right before the 1500 final. i think just the pollen in eugene is something my lungs aren't used to. so that was really unfortunate, you know. and i had two rest days before the 8 to try to kick it, and it just wasn't in the cards this year, but i was really happy with the way i competed and put myself in two events. >> nikki, you ran college track in arkansas, but you now say that you wouldn't feel safe visiting arkansas. how will the bills in that state and dozens of other states limit not just the careers of trans athletes, but their ability to live their day-to-day lives? >> yeah. it's crazy. you know, i spent three years in arkansas and i think, you know, i just don't feel safe there anymore. just because of these bills and you know, the way that they're passing through. i thi

. ♪ >> next, former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley gives a speech in iowa.fter her remarks at the lincoln dinner hosted by the iowa republican party in west des moines, she is joined by iowa governor kim reynolds and the former governor for a discussion on the future of the republican party. >> there are four words i would like you to memorize tonight. the primary goals, decides holding the rural areas, if we are going to make gains in the suburbs. if you ever get questions about are you going to go to the suburbs, are you going to make gains in the suburbs, are republicans going to solidify in the suburbs, are we going to get more legislative breaks, answer that question the same every sickle time, -- single time. are we going to make gains in the suburbs ? yep. are we going to put resources into the suburbs and take backseats? yep, how do i know what we are going to do that? i'm going to keep saying this until you play along, i will say it one more time, play along and we can move on. then if we are going to ask the question where is it, it will be the big

that's the result of his talks with german nikki -- the result of his talks with german nikki khrushchevhchev -- chairman khrushchev. >> i'm grateful to have an opportunity to consult with you, prime minister. it is a climax to a journey that is taken as paris to vienna and to london. ♪ >> the kennedy's visit to london was of a private nature. president kennedy was to serve the next day at the grandfather -- as the grandfather at the christening of his knees. at admiralty house, temporary residence of britain's prime minister, mr. kennedy ed herald met for four hours -- mr. kennedy and prime minister mcmillan met for four hours. they noted an agreement on the necessity of maintaining the rights and obligations of the allied governments in berlin. the british prime minister and lady dorothy were hosts at a luncheon for the president and first lady. the warm hospitality of the british leaders spoke elegantly of the close ties of friendship and understanding so long to britain and the u.s.. -- that have so long united britain and the united states. the continuity of british history, as seen

ambassador nikki haley thanks so much.rnational skills as ambassador. keep your cell phone on. >> thanks so much, brian, good to be with you. >> brian: i always love talking to her. meanwhile, don't go away, go back to south carolina senator tim scott is next and close with the clock. right now it is still greg future geld unless we find someone taller. ♪ ♪ but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies. opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more lively evenings. more quiet mornings. more inspired views. more creative ideas. more family time. more couple time. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these pr

we get more now from cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: tonight, the race to vaccinate. the f.d.a. announcing it will extend the expiration date for the johnson & johnson vaccine by six weeks. for parents nationwide there's a mixture of worry and hope, a drop of more than 50% in new covid cases among kids last week compared to the week before. and today, moderna applied for emergency use authorization for its vaccine in children as young as 12. but new data shows a possible link between the second dose of covid-19 vaccine and myocarditis and pericarditis, heart inflammation. the c.d.c. says it was a higher number than expected, but the cases, mostly seen in males, are rare. and another c.d.c. worry: missed routine vaccinations. >> so this is a big concern in the pediatric community, especially as kids go back to school. could we start seeing potentially measles outbreaks and that sort of thing? >> reporter: dr. peter hotez, says the pfizer and moderna vaccines are effective against the strains originating in the u.k., brazil and south africa. >> the one that is concerning me is the

here's nikki battiste. >> reporter: teacher john butler has a pretty good reason for standing in hisaduation. he had given student daverius peters the shoes off his feet. >> daverius came up in a panic and said, mr. john, they're not going to let me graduate. and i said, why? he said, because of the shoes that i'm wearing. >> reporter: a school representative barred daverius from his louisiana high school's graduation ceremony saying his shoes didn't meet the dress code. the 18-year-old says he was pacing outside when he saw butler's familiar face and told the teacher what happened. >> it was just a no-brainer to me to take my shoes off and give them to him. >> reporter: they were big shoes to fill. two sizes too big. >> i slipped them on like they were slippers. >> reporter: what did you feel in that moment? >> i felt like the joy, the whole day i couldn't wait until 6:00. i was just ready to graduate. >> reporter: what does mr. butler mean to you? >> he's a motivator. he's a hero. >> reporter: the extraordinary man in this picture exemplifying a teachable moment no textbook every c

nikki battiste explains. >> reporter: the race to vaccinate. the fda announcing it will extend the expiration date for the johnson & johnson vaccine by six weeks. for parents nationwide, there's a mixture of worry and hope. a drop of more than 50% in new covid cases among kids last week compared to the week before. mderna applied for emergency use authorization for its vaccine in children as young as 12. new data shows a possible link between a second dose of the covid-19 vaccine and myocarditis offer much protection against that delta variant. >> reporter: that adds urgency to clinical trials under way now on kids as young as six months. this 9-year-old is taking part in a pfizer trial. did you have any hesitation at all? >> me and my husband did discuss about pros and cons of it. if this is a way to get back to normalcy, i think it's the way to go. >> reporter: the cdc says most of the teens and young adults who had some heart inflammation after receiving a vaccine were between the ages of 16 and 24 and did recover. nikki battiste, cbs news,

well, right now the city is looking at its budget for the next few years and council president nikki fortunato bass tells kron four's terisa stasio that the data shows more money to the police department is not the answer. >> i really believe that for oakland to be safe for any community to feel safe. we have to invest in a whole infrastructure for been city council president nikki fortunato bass on her proposed budget and how she believes a different approach can steer the city away from the massive crime such as the weekend's shooting a lake merritt. she says it will take time. it's going to be a process. and what i am proposing with this budget amendment is to maintain the level of police academies that we have had for many years at 2 per year. >> and by doing that we are going to say because we won't do an increase of the academies which is in the mayor's proposal and that savings we'll create 18 million dollars that we can invest in in our violence prevention department as well as in alternative responders, people who can respond from the fire department with training to mental

is it desantis, trump, pence, nikki haley, pompeo?hat is your take on these events here, what do you say? >> i would put in senator tim scott and governor kristi noem into that mix. what you're seeing is a very strong array of possibilities for the presidential race on the republican side of the aisle but each of them understands and knows that the first hurdle is 2022 and, you will see people out there trying to win back the house, take control of the senate. that is job one. it makes 2024 much more plausible and much more doable because with democrats right now holding the house and senate and the presidency, it is untenable and anybody who is trying to jump that 2022 will understand very quickly from voters that job one is to dispose of nancy pelosi as the speaker of the house. elizabeth: we hear you. florida governor ron desantis is topping trump in a recent straw poll. it is the western conservative summit's presidential straw poll. we heard from republicans mitt romney and adam kinzinger slamming trump for continuing to make cla

relaunching his trademark rallies we stop this sound as fellow republican florida governor ron desantis, nikki haley, mike pence and mike pompeo reportedly considering running in 2024, tonight will it be a pushback from the republican party against trump as they ramp upta attack on the biden administration who is heading to the border this week in florida rally later this week, this is about your money, your future, joining me tonight texas congressman brian babin and, jason chaffetz, doctor marty makary, congressman rick crawford and chris stewart in dhs oversight mike howell back with us, we have this the justice department reporting is staggering rise in violent crime across the country but new york democrat alexander acosta cortez calls for concerns about that hysteria despite a double digit spike higher in shooting deaths in her hometown of new york and msnbc commentator again without evidence down play politicizing the rise in violent crime and we are following this the house republicans launching a new hearing into the origin of the covid-19 pender mike that killed within 600,000 americ

here's cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: teacher john butler has a pretty good reason for standing inool's graduation. he had given student davarius peters the shoes off his feet. >> davarius came up to me in a panic and he said, "mr. john, they're not going to let me they're not going to le graduate." and i said, "why?" and he said, "because of the shoes that i'm wearing." >> reporter: when a school representative barred davarius from his louisiana high school graduation, saying his shoes didn't meet the dress code. the 18-year-old says he was the 18-year-old pacing outside when he saw butler's familiar face and told the teacher what happened. >> it was just a no-brainer to me to just take me shoes off and give them to him. >> reporter: they were big shoes to fill, two sizes too big. >> i just slipped them on like they were slippers. >> reporter: what did you feel in that moment? >> i felt like the joy. that whole day i couldn't wait until 6:00. i was just ready to graduate. >> reporter: what does mr. butler mean to you? >> he is a motivator. he's a hero. >> reporter: the extraordina

in terms of nikki, she's a beautiful person. she was just about to get married.ust had her bachelorette party, a person that filled the room with happiness and she was just about to get married to her fiance, luis, who was an amazing person that also did the same thing. >> reporter: leo, i have to ask you about faith because for many people here, it's the only thing they have at this point, seeing the devastation just a few hundred feet away from where we are right now. what message, what words did you -- let me rephrase. what did you think about when you were putting this memorial together in what did you want to express to the folks that are waiting to hear about their loved ones? >> well, it was -- i wanted to express a community. miami gets sometimes a little bit of a bad reputation for people being a little too transient or, you know, not smiling all the time, but when it comes to it, people in miami, they have a lot of passion, they love very hard, and they also go -- experience pain very hard. so what i'm experiencing here, it's been very moving. i've seen

major. >> garrett: with the good news tonight, nikki battiste, thank you.cal fight over new voter restrictions took a dramatic and unexpected turn turn overnight. democrats blocked passage of a unexpected turn overnight. democrats blocked passage of a new law but by walking out. more from christina ruffini. >> reporter: top texas republicans are threatening retribution for democratic lawmakers who walked out of the house chamber overnight blocking new vote regular instructions. >> this is nothing but propaganda by the left and by the president of the united states saying that senate bill 7 is about voter suppression, no i's not. >> reporter: democrats say the bill, one of the strictest the country specifically targets minority communities and growing democratic strongholds, the legislation would ban drive through and 24 hour voting, making soliciting absentee ballots illegal and limits polling early voting hours on sunday, which was popular with african-american church groups. restrictive voting laws haveday. been approved in georgia and florida. 48 states

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nikki battiste, thank you.ht, flash flood warnings are posted across arkansas and mississippi. some areas are being hit with more than a foot of rain. there have been numerous rescues in mound bayou, mississippi. and flask flooding in new and flash flooding in new jersey. we're also following a dangerous heat wave tonight. so let's bring in cbs' lonnieri quinn for the forecast. hey there, lonnie. >> reporter: hey there, norah. take big-time humidity and big- time heat you will get clash and get some big time storms out there.im look at the radar picture. you focus on mississippi and arkansas. they picked up, like you were saying, up to a foot of rain. norah, that was in six hours. more rain to come tomorrow. for the northeast, big time heat and storms putting down flooding conditions in philadelphia and new york city, and in portions of new hampshire. for your day tomorrow, more rain, unfortunately, in the same spots, and the heat just staysua in place. philadelphia tomorrow feels like 96. minneapolis tomorrow

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. tonight, there is no relief from the scorching heat wave in much of the south and west. more than 46 million americans are under heat advisories. some of the temperatures are hard to imagine. we get more now from cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: record drought and sweltering heat are baking the western u.s.. palm sprprings, calilifornia, ht 113 dedegrees todaday, and iss bracacing for trtriple digititse rest of f the week.. yesterday hit 120, a new record. a brushfire in the bay area quickly spread, burning multiple homes and hinting at what could be a long fire season. >> this time of the year, we're not used to seeing this type of fire. >> reporter: in texas, temperatures are putting a strain on the state's power grid. residents are being asked to conserve power four months after a deadly february cold snap paralyzed power plants across the state. texas' grid is supposed to be built for heat, but now many texans are frustrated and worried that power plants are failing before summ

first he's up for re-election next year and new democratic challenger, nikki fried, only statewide electedorked on a couple of races. florida is a very difficult state, a, for any democrat to win statewide, and for any woman to win. i have nightmares still about the alex sync race. what makes you think you can beat ron desantis? >> well, thank you again, joy, for having me on tonight. i would be remiss to not also recognize the 100th anniversary of tulsa massacre. if we don't learn from the past and study the past, we are going to be destined to have it done again in the future. and that's really kind of also part of my campaign is that the people of our state want something new. they have seen time and time again for 24 years republicans have run our state and have not listened to the will of the people whether it's constitutional amendments, and then what happened even this actual cycle in the session is that the republicans under ron desantis' leadership has taken away people's rights to vote, has suppressed their opportunity to protest, has made his number one priority signing and pass

clearly, nikki minaj posted herself in crocs, and there's a 4,900% increase in the searches for pink she did that. >> i don't know how much these are going to cost, but they are not going to cost anywhere near what this parking space is going for in hong kong. it is a super expensive parking space. just one space reserved. it's pretty simple. $1.3 million. >> woo! >> $1.3 million. that's like new york city prices. >> you know what? i would pay that for my toyota corolla, just kidding. >> wait. what? $1.3 million to park your car? just walk. >>> let's look at this armadillo that is exercising, what we all need to do in, i believe, philadelphia. >> go. >> one of the oldest. >> go. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou i was hit by a car get t tand needed help.oiblele. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know ho

ainsley: we will have nikki haley on to discuss this. former u.n.mbassador and governor of south carolina. she is coming up at 8:20 today on "fox & friends." steve: meanwhile, let's talk about what's happening in fairfax county. just to the west of washington, d.c. in the district of columbia it. ainsley: next to loudoun county. steve: falls church, virginia, and in 2017, jeb stuart, high school changed their name to justice high school. and one of the keynote speakers at their commencement address on june 7th was the lone member, muslim member of the school board obrar omesh she encouraged from griewts remember jihad n the face of white supremacy and capitalism. she told the students the world sees the accolade the diploma, the fruit of your four years but to be reminded the of the district attorney tail of your struggle. when she repeated the season in arabic, she told students to remember their jihad, remember holy war waged on behalf of islam. brian grin was backup in case something happened to her? khalid sheikh mohammed? basically they have th

nikki battiste is outside the hospital. what should families know about this? >> reporter: good morning. despite this warning from the cdc and fda, cases of heart inflammation are rare. data suggests about 12 cases per million vaccinations in young people. one family said it is still important to watch for symptoms. >> when we pulled into the emergency room, i was just praying because he was in such a bad state. >> reporter: noah went to the hospital days after a second pfizer dose. >> i woke up at 2:00 a.m. with chest pain. >> reporter: the 16-year-old said symptoms were coming and going before he was admitted with suspected myocarditis, a type of heart inflammation, that a cdc advisory panl linked with vaccines. tracking 1200 cases, most with pfizer occurred after the second dose, mainly in males, 24 or younger. symptoms include chest pains, heart palpitations, shortness of breath. still, the cdc is urging everyone to get vaccinated, risk from the coronavirus is greater. as the delta variant is driving cases, kids can be especially susceptible. >> there's a l

and that's what the city needs to provide. >> oakland council president nikki fortunato councilwoman, thank you so much for spending time with us here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock this sunday night. we appreciate the time as well as the information. >> thank you for having me. good. thank you. stay with us, everyone. we'll be right back. >> tonight, distracted driving is being looked at for the cause of this crash on the bay bridge this morning. hopefully tunnel causing some huge traffic troubles. chp says a man and child in the car at the time. both are expected to be okay. 3 east lanes of the bridge shut down while crews worked to clear the scene tonight. traffic once again flowing in that area in the east bay tonight, mills college has announced plans to merge with northeastern university in boston, massachusetts to keep the campus open. you may remember earlier this year mills college said it would have to close its doors by 2023 because of financial problems and a low enrollment under the details of this proposed merger. the college would stny open but would now be known as mills

nikki fox, bbc news.renzy among england fans that we haven't seen — well, for a very long time. but now they're being warned against travelling to rome for the crucial quarter final clash against ukraine this weekend. covid restrictions mean most supporters would have to isolate for five days on arrival, meaning they'd miss the game. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. having made history, england returning to their staffordshire base late last night, the significance of what they had achieved starting to sink in. mice achieved starting to sink in. nice feelina. achieved starting to sink in. nice feeling. raheem _ achieved starting to sink in. nice feeling. raheem sterling's - achieved starting to sink in. nice feeling. raheem sterling's third | feeling. raheem sterling's third coal of feeling. raheem sterling's third goal of the _ feeling. raheem sterling's third goal of the tournament - feeling. raheem sterling's third goal of the tournament at - feeling. raheem sterling's third goal of the tournament a

former united nations ambassador nikki haley will join us to talk more about that in a moment but we begin with bryan llenas live with the vice president in mexico city. hi, brian. >> john, good afternoon, remember mexico's president has shown a willingness to work with the united states on the issue of illegal immigration under the trump administration, allowing for the implementation of the remain in mexico, keeping a asylum-seekers on the mexican side of the border. the question now is whether vice president 316 harris who is currently in a meeting, what will they deliver, this administration, what will they deliver on drug smuggling, trafficking, issues of border security, both sides of make made it clear that the focus of this meeting today is really about addressing what harris has called the root causes of illegal immigration. they both, both countries signed a memorandum earlier today pledging economic support to the northern triangle countries to give people more reason to stay. our cameras were in their for the very beginning moments of that bilateral meeting, here is with

council president nikki fortunato bus tells crowd force to resist asio the data show that more money to the police department is not the answer. >> i really believe that for oakland to be safe for any community to feel safe. we have to invest in a whole infrastructure for been city council president nikki fortunato bass on her proposed budget. >> and how she believes a different approach can steer the city away from the massive crime such as the weekend's shooting a lake merritt. she says it will take time. it's going to be a process. and what i am proposing with this budget amendment is to maintain the level of police academies that we have had for many years at 2 per year. >> and by doing that, we are going to say because we won't do an increase of the academies which is in the mayor's proposal and that savings we'll create 18 million dollars that we can invest in in our violence prevention department as well as in alternative responders, people who can respond from the fire department with training to mental health crises chance. police are definitely needed. i think what's needed

joining us now is democratic congresswoman nikki mott williams of georgia who occupies the house seatvery much for joining us once again, we always appreciate it. >> thank you for having me lawrence. >> the john lewis bill is back, it is back strong today, it seems to be the next best hope for the democrats. it >> so lawrence, i think what you ms. was a little part of that dear colleague letter that speaker pelosi said where she said hr4 was not a substitute for hr one, we need both of them to make sure that our voting rights are truly secured across the country and standardized for democracy. there isn't a substitute judges say that we can pass hr4 and we don't need hr one, because hr4, while i'm a strong proponent and will fight to the end to make sure that we get that back in place, it does nothing to prevent the laws that have already been enacted in states like georgia, and what is about to happen in texas, and what we have seen introduced in 47 states across the country. so, i am continuing to practice in the art of what is possible, and making sure that we don't give up on hr o

former ambassador, nikki haley, called the vice president "unprofessional and unfit" for this tweet. this is the same nikki haley who said nothing when trump said he prefers war heroes who don't get captured. that was okay. no comment there. but tweeting "enjoy the long weekend." makes you "unfit." when the truth is, you know who's unfit? this guy is. [ laughter ] flabby gilmore. it is amazing that these people still appear in public. after what went on for four years. trump's old pardon pal, michael flynn, who admitted to lying to the fbi, who went to prison for it, aparty at what was essentially q anon-con this weekend. where he quite plainly supported an idea from a man in the crowd who asked why we don't just overthrow the government? keep in mind, the man onstage answering this question is a former general and national security adviser. >> from a simple marine, i want to know why what happened in min-a-mar can't happen here. >> no reason. i mean, it should happen. no reason. that's right. >> jimmy: yeah, why what happened in min-a-mar. pronounced like "mini bar." myanmar is a co

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his previous campaign in 2016, trump world folks, i hear that you see folks like pence, mike pompeo, nikki haley, and others really kind of idling their engines at the starting line. the auspice is for this, and it's a good one, it's very natural politically. this happened in previous cycles, going out there and campaigning hard for midterm candidates for house and senate races. pence or pompeo flies out to ohio to raise money for whoever is running for senate or a good house candidate, house republican. is trump standing in his way? yes. if trump runs again, he stands in his way. by teasing it, he is still standing in his way. he is standing in everyone's way. this is the dance of is trump in control with the republican -- of the republican party? it certainly looks that way. making targets out of folks like liz cheney and some other republicans that voted for his second impeachment. i don't know if he is the roadblock or the leader, however you want to coin that. he is the defective nominee until he says no. i think everyone is operating under that assumption. host: he is fundraising in

drug nikki grew up going to the water slides, so when she heard about the lodge, she could not wait to get tickets, and that was last august. >> this is the fifth rebooking, we did not give up. here we are. >> reporter: covid delayed the reopening. the company said it had to pivot during the pandemic. >> we brought in top sanitization specialists, we look at social distancing, and we look at making sure touch points are illuminated. >> the indoor waterpark has 16 slides and a pool with 100 lifeguards on staff. >> we have 35 of them here at one time to guard bodies of water and attractions. we also offer componentry lifejackets for all guests. >> reporter: his five-year-old and her father were among the first in the door, spending the morning inside the adventure park where you will find family entertainment, rope courses, miniature golf, and other interactive games. >> there was story time and a dance along, sing-along thing. they are having another show for characters and friends. >> too much to do in one day, guests are required to stay at least one night. room started $299. >> we ab

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. >> reporter: nikki says they simply decided not to increase the number of academies, as the budget proposal recommended. joining in that was an unlikely ally. >> the mayor wanted to contribute. >> does that make it a cut if they don't get it? >> it is not a cut. >> and outspoken advocate of the police, he worked for years to get funding to fully staff the department at 782 officers, but it never happened. >> that money has been sitting here, every year, but they didn't follow through, they didn't hire them, they never came close. but they were doing overtime. >> instead of funding additional academies, the council decided to use the money for crisis response programs that do not involve the police, as a way to de-escalate violent interactions between officers and the public. floyd allen says sending armed officers to every situation is not making things safer. >> they want more money, and it is not really being utilized for what it should be. it should not just be for guns. >> the of the approved budget is for the next few years. >>> santa cruz county has confirmed its first case o

>> thanks for joining us for inside california politics, i'm frank buckley in los angeles and i'm nikki

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. ♪ >> next, former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley gives a speech in iowa.er remarks at the lincoln dinner hosted by the iowa republican party in west des moines, she is joined by iowa governor kim reynolds

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go to our website, nikki fried.com and be a part of this because when we win in november of 2022, weent back to the people out of the hands of special interests and to republican leadership, that for 24 years have suppressed their vote and put more people of black and brown descendants and color into prison and jails. that's got to stop and we have to do better when it comes to the environment, our healthcare system and education. >> nikki fried, florida gubernatorial candidate, thank you very much. it's good to see you again, and i'm sure we'll see you on the road, for sure. >> up next, why vice president harris' assignment is so much more for the country. when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really need to sleep. >>> this week president biden assigned vice president harris a critical and high-stakes new role leading the fight against voting restrictions. the president admitted, quote,

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you can see several people including open city council members of their noel nikki fortunato are also present. the victim died during the juneteenth celebrations over the weekend. police say he was a resident of both san francisco and oakland. and as you can see in these pictures, he was also the father to a young son. police say they believe the shooting was targeted following an ongoing dispute between 2 san francisco gangs. oakland police and crime crime stoppers are offering a $40,000 reward to anyone who has information on the shooting kron 4 s ella sogomonian is following the story for us tonight. she will have more coming up tonight on kron, 4 news in prime time. >> fire season is here. and in marion county, the sheriff's office is preparing just in case residents have to evacuate. deputies are launching a program to head out these evacuation tags to the residents. they're designed to be highly visible and kept with emergency. go bags. the idea is that if anyone is forced to leave their home because of a fire or other emergency. they leave the tags behind in a visible place lik

. >> reporter: the chief also criticized city council members, which will you nikki fortuneado bass who wants to reduce funding for his police department and divert it to social services but no one could have prevented that in the same way that violent prevention and other services could have. >> the violence has to stop. put the guns down. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area. >>> the fire in big sur is still burning and firefighters aren't gaining much ground. it scorched close to 2,500 acres since the start thursday night. the fire is burning in the ventana wilderness. it is 0% contained. hundreds have been ordered to evacuate. flames are threatening historical sites, cabins, ranches, and firefighters are challenged because the terrain is steep and rugged. >>> it was already bad, but the pandemic made it worse. a racial and social class inequality increasing you can't look. the annual report by san jose state university hushts institute looks at housing, education, and income in santa clara. this year's report will be released on wednesday. but nbc bay area's maria

we have to hi. nikki: for 2nd i'm, i'm put in a very male thing, close it up nicely. it's not supposed to be too late for right now. in the we may go way to the next stop to pay the rightness of the seat. 51, ryan us, have already been born in the bar. on my case oliver. normally rhinos live in africa and a shocking or how do these animals cope with the german? i met him. you can see my hands are less nothin, come running relatively well with the german climate, especially the african right off on white vinyl. black rhinos even sometimes live on the lower reaches of kit him, on jars where it gets cold. winter temperature in africa is 10 degrees, so it's not always gentle. tropical heat there. and ryan knows even like to play in the snow for half an hour in winter. no hybrid. ne, our last stop for today is with the buffalo, the main spacious congress. 3 meters long, sitting at the park is home and total of 17 buffalo. the animals seem happy, serving clean and fit, which brings my adventures to n. it. it was amazing to have the big side so close, and i learned a lot abo

but city council president nikki fortunato best defense or budget by saying her team's number one policyective is to ensure equity in the budgetaprocess. >> has made kron. 4 news. >> a new warning today from fire departments city council members in oaklyn with just over a week to go until the 4th of july holiday they're reminding people that fireworks are illegal and that they are real danger when it comes to wildfires, fireworks will kill people. >> they will seriously injure people. i have gone to calls were children have lost their hands. they have lost their fingers. i have gone to many calls on the 4th of july where families have lost their homes. >> the oakland fire say that they are also working on defensible space across hundreds of acres removing dry brush in fuels. they are also beefing up patrols and asking that if anyone has information about illegal fireworks to give them or the oakland police department a call. you can do so anonymously. if you prefer. >> let's talk about the weather. we are on the cusp of the weekend. a lot of traffic out there taking a live look right now

, how little apartment the middle of the show, and i have a do not let me use the session aluminum nikki. but let us the house is in a method not a day and the job i should be free man. i knew she'd only margaret now that if phelan hefa have the pleasure and i mean how we will sort of handle hot all. but when i went through kind of looking to ship it or if she were gonna medina out to be yet fully in the puzzles again. i mean, i was out the thought you were going to show that a lot of her last one and one of the that if you can, i'm going to add on that emotional items, the sub there was someone in the audience. and if you had given, if you could just either or couldn't so get it will have been a lot. how can we handle the center is the law. can jerusalem. one of the whole is sites in islam under israel control and chaos and corporate taishan. so i be alex, as israeli police, so i don't good age to disperse. was live, worship is predictably israel with the news. sure. you know. yeah, i get some up lessons on the mac and lead and i'm of the self esteem was like, i know back it like in the