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i'm just over the moon.lth was the right decision. ijust knew deep down she had it because i know she loves to perform and with the crowd and adrenaline, she always pulls it off and i'm just so proud of her. no signs here of sibling rivalry. in fact, sharing is caring! nesta mcgregor, bbc news, in munich. also plenty of drama and goals in today's premier league and scottish premiership games, so it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's results as match of the day 2 and sportscene follow soon on bbc one. the chelsea and tottenham managers had a "confrontation" at the final whistle at stamford bridge, after harry kane scored a 96th minute equaliser for spurs to draw 2—2 with chelsea. nottingham forest won theirfirst home game back in the top flight, defeating west ham i—0. celtic maintained their unbeaten start to the scottish premiership season, winning their third consecutive game, a 5—0 victory over kilmarnock. also today, hearts beat dundee united 4—1. there's more on the bbc spo

the devastation like this will likely repeat over and over again in the coming years and decades. and let's get more of this with dr. roxy, about your call from the indian institute of tropical meteorology in opponent, dr. called south asia has seen extreme heat in the months of march and april, followed by flooding in may and june. and now we have catastrophic flooding in pakistan is all of this connected right? bridge. so geisha is a foster child or rather events changed out from climate change and based in climate change, i would say and we see, you know, draw street trent increase. so extreme weather events like heaters jobs, floods, and side walls in this region, rising out india, pakistan and been lavish. and this is particularly because it is in such a jogger location. it didn't washing out it in the tropical waters. we just want me quite faster than any other ocean basins in the indian ocean. is wild fossil warming auction, basically, i'm just checking out. it seemed rather like cycle. that's very extreme. watson being 1st reduce carrying a lot more submitted. so that will

it is at this point up over the sierra and areas over the sierra. seeing a little bit of thunderstorm activity. if you look closely, you can see those lightning strikes right within that, as we get into the evening hours. some of that cloud cover comes our direction. and we are looking at the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles maybe even an isolated thunderstorm tonight and into tomorrow. so here's a look at the future cost to going into tonight and through tomorrow and you can see the cloud cover that's coming from this direction. that's that. monsoonal. moisture once again. meanwhile, the coast will go with mostly cloudy skies. and a little bit of drills. perhaps to start. as well. take a look. we've got the low clouds back and it is well inland. so there's a surefire evidence there that we are looking at a cooler pattern that will settle in as we get into the back end of the business weekend into the weekend tomorrow morning temperatures upper fifties in san francisco 66 in concord, 64. over san jose going to be very mild, and you're not really

so taylor, over to you. how do we basically look at this very difficult dynamic, in which the united states is concerned to some extent about escalation? and seems to be also concerned that china may be trying to normalize a new site of operations? a more regular set of operations against taiwan. how do we move forward from here, what do you recommend? >> i think it is a very delicate situation. i mean, my assessment is that we have seen a step change in sort of the pla presence. so unfortunately, one in which they are not likely to move back from, which is why this new normal is sometimes used. the intensity level of the presence can vary over time and i suspect we will see variation in that, but i do not think in other words that the genie can be put back in the bottle, so to speak. the question is do these activities, and a relatively peaceful poor peacetime setting, do they disrupt commercial traffic? do they disrupt air traffic? you know, is there an imperative to ensure that sort of access to the -- re

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all we've got over 200 poles for churches. um, just last year alone, and often times you have to search the same area time and time again before you find the evidence you're looking for, for instance, we located the missing person named michelle lay back in 2011, but the location where we found michelle's remains had been gone over several times previously. so you know, it's and i guess it's a black eye. the professionals up in the truckee area, the nevada county search and rescue, but, um, you know, it's a great thing that this other group came in and found this poor young lady and we're able to bring this closure to her family. yeah, that that is obviously the most important thing, but but, mark, how important are these private groups? i mean, how beneficial can they be, including yours, your organization as well. what they come to a certain point in an investigation where they cannot expand anymore. research sources on search and rescue efforts and often times up in the class kids foundation captain wall what's the investig

they have $6 billion or over $6 billion in liquidity available to them.hey're the strong ship in the storm here, and thinkey're goino be oppor be opportunistic they're not seeing an increase in their spreads they grew their subscription revenues materially which are now 20% of the revenues. that's a big positive. we're now two-thirds where their customers are engaged in nine investor products. >> mackenzie, as devin said, some places have gone out of business in pulling back the crypto prices. how strong are coinbase's numbers as we stand? i know you've been doing more detailed reporting on rivals of ftx. >> yes so you see three major companies that have been part of this domino effect. you've got voyager digital, celsius, all in the southern district of new york you have all of this cash locked up on their platform you have the bastian of investment they pointed to their strong techniques as you talked about a moment ago and they also make the point that it was significantly trading lower, assets on the platform did fall to $96 billion to $256 billion fr

our workers far from over 2 things should be clear. first, the economic plan is working, the 2nd is building an economy that will reward work of them on this task. roster financial correspondent in new york yen is called a yen, has the picture that economists is built up. this rather gloomy picture of the earth economy has proven to be roll. rob, it's not that inflation doesn't exist any more from one day or to another. i mean, you mentioned the aid and a half percent increase in comparison to a july of 2021. so that is still a quite an increase. we had certain early as areas like gasoline for example, or airline tickets that came down in the past month. but we had them other areas, housing for example, or especially food prices, certain that saw the biggest increase since the late and 70. so not every thing as a grid here over night, even if clearly it was some welcoming news that we might have seen at the tip or the top of the inflation ice berkey under united states. but we did have also those unemployment figures last week, which w

is far from over. new lawsuit just filed to try and stop that project, but we're going to start this morning with what's going to be a busy weekend ahead in the bay area as all of us have just been talking about. you're taking a live look from golden gate park where outside lands starts today. grammy-award winning artist sza is headlining tonight along with phoebe bridgers, and you're taking a live look from stern grove on the festival's last weekened of the summer. damage ma jal and d.j. shortcut are playing sunday and for the sports fans it's round two of the battle of the bay tomorrow at the coliseum. the a's and giants will play a two-game series. ways to get to outside lands this weekend. gianna franco has that covered and as darren mentioned 75,000 people there. >> i know. that's a lot of people. that lasts today all the way to sunday. commuting in and out of city will be a bit of a struggle. plan for that. headed to the festival taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, a calm before the sto

however, over the course of the last several weeks. pat ryan another county executives in the democrats have been making major headway in internal poll. and included people be talking to in both parties. if pat ryan were to win his seat tonight. when the special election. all data points you've been looking at terms of how democrats start to turn things around? have they perhaps found a crest in the red wave that sudden a lot of people are predicting headed to the midterm elections. this would be one of the clear signals yet. that something has shifted. something has changed. we don't know how much, we don't know how long it would be. but pat ryan wednesday's just this district. he wins a special action. it would be a very very big deal. so much so that over the last several weeks democrats have engage heavily on the national level. something they have been doing. republicans have as well. very very nervous about where this can land. take a look at it right now. pat ryan, 4222 votes ahead of marc mullen are right now. 99% reporting of

todd, is to keep the dangerous maga republicans who voted to over turn our election over power. there were 139 of them who voted over the results of the election back in january 2021. so this danger didn't start with the primary in michigan. let's talk about that. we believe that by running a commercial that called our opponent an extremist who was too conservative for western michigan, we teed up the choice in the fall. we have a strong pro choice democrat there. i hope people will support her. we're going to win that seat. the big loser was kevin mccarthy and this maga crowd and they know it. >> all right. but if mr. gibbs ends up getting elected in the words of peter myer with a historically unpopular president and inflation at 40-year highs, less electable doesn't mean une liktable. have you not helped an election denier get into congress? >> again, this danger didn't start with mr. gibbs. he's the weaker candidate. don't take my word for it. the political report says it is far more likely the democrats will win that seat now because we're doing our job. peter myer was an an

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data rolling over fairly quickly.his is basically indicating the -- that europe is in or approaching rapidly a recession. these are the pmi data, we are below 50. that indicates contraction. you can see the momentum rolling over. i hope to show you what is happening for individual countries around europe. the breakdown behaving -- between the data is interesting. what is happening to france is a surprise and today, we are expecting the french numbers to be more positive. they rolled over, that is not positive. the message continues to be from the ecb, sub 50 on the pmi, you can be plus 50 on the ecb. that is a tough nomination for the european economy to handle, and it comes back to the energy prices and the impact they are going to have. it is going to be a tough winter, the pmi do not reflect that. european economist of the u.k. investment office at ebs wealth management joining us now, what do you make of the data? how bad is it to come? dean: it isn't as bad as it could have been, especially given the impressions

so same this type of weather over the years. she uses an open source app that maps out nearly all the trees in the city, some 800000 of them. it gives volunteers an overview of what trees have been watered and how much they still need. so just looking at this is incredibly detailed, i guess both the makers and the uses of this app really appreciate how important trees are for us. yes, i think we're all realizing how important they are. they provide shadow to help cooling down the streets and also for pumping out oxygen deoxygenated. we're breathing. they also help absorb the carbon dioxide and the carbon dioxide, of course, being one of the greenhouse gases that contributes to global warming. yes, yes. certainly, there are many engage citizens in berlin, but unfortunately no where near enough for watering the trees, the authorities also don't have the capacity even during mild a summers. but ins, department for the environment is looking at ways to support trees and the longer term they include making better use of rain water, p

take it easy over to you.ow you're not in the space kevin does make a good point other than saying people suck. these companies really do bleed cash >> yeah, these are zero cash flow companies that have suffered as a result of the pivot by the fed from easy to tight money. and it immediately impacts the zero cash flow companies in all industries biotech is not excluded. and so we're not in that industry on an individual stock basis and we would definitely be farming money out to outside managers or to the index i will say, though, that i think there's roughly 200 biotech companies now that are trading below their cash levels. as a result of that, we expect to see acquisitions increase and more m & a from larger cap pharma. >> all right >> thanks. >> frank. >> yeah. >> this underscores a really important point from a market perspective right now. that's the transition from buying markets to buying individual names not all stocks in markets are created equal. again, the dichotomy between quality and high beta. i

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with that i turn it over to you, kevin. >> thank you. bloomberg? >> i wonder what you are doing at the cdc to collect data on vaccine administration. we will have some reward evidence special real-world evidence. i do not know if you have a way to follow-up to see if there are any reactions or adverse events? >> let me have the a doctor from the cdc answer that question -- the doctor from the cdc answer that question. >> the cdc is interested in looking at vaccine efficacy on how wealth has a is working and vaccine safety -- how the vaccine is working and vaccine safety. the vaccine advent reporting -- adverse report system. we are actively gathering information from different jurisdictions and states and cities about which vaccines they are administering whether it is subcutaneous or intradermal and we are looking at the website you see vaccine administration. we have some states on board and we are on boarding the rest. i think they'll be up to recording -- that will be up to reporting in a week. in respect to the vaccines that are being given ou

we can see it moving over the instant cruz mountains. and then we haven't seen any lightning strikes. we've seen still some spotty showers popping up and we're going to closely monitor each and every one. now some lightning. it is just off the coast, just to the north of san rafael right over the bay. and it is moving farther to the north so we'll be watching it as it continue to move into the north bay. as far as the cloud cover, the spotty rain and the east bay. that continues. and this rain moving up around san mateo. there are more showers right behind that over portola valley that will be moving up. so it will be a very busy afternoon. if you have the nbc bay area app, you can get an alert as rain is approaching your location. it gives you time to get inside or finish any outdoor activities. we'll see more of this activity as we go into noon, 1:00 to 2:00, mainly starting to shrift into the north bay. so we're starting to see the activity timer off for areas in san francisco to the east bay on southward. there is that slight chance

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we were having that conversation just rolling over. happening with demand, there is some evidence a number of different fronts coming in that we are starting to see some softening. it is hard to get a handle on what that's going to look like going forward. we have negative reports bleeding into the market. katie: i see a lot of red on your screen. the same thing stateside as well. let's bring in freddy. it's great to have you with us. we will count down to a huge cpi out of the states tomorrow. i'm curious at this point, do you think the peak of inflation is behind this? what does that mean for markets? freddie: good afternoon. inflation is always the thing to call. i wish we had more parity on it. it does feel like inflation is speaking. whether it's this print for the last one or maybe one more month, a lot of the contribute factors, most notably energy, have rolled over. i don't think they are going to collapse. energy prices stay reasonably high. cpi measuring the price change, we expect meaningful drags on cpi. one of the main thi

the flames went over the car. i felt my car was on fire. >> a south bay business owner is picking up the pieces after a fire tore through a popular restaurant. his plan to make sure his star isn't left in the lurch. >>> and starting tomorrow, a part of a popular state park in san mateo county will shut down. the reason for the closure. >>> tonight four people in critical condition after a lightning strike hit lafayette park steps away from the white house. cameras were rolling when that storm hit just before 7:00 p.m. all the injured were underneath a tree. >>> tomorrow a judge will publicly release elon musk ales res response to backing out of the deal with twitter. twitter subpoenaed several of less-high-profile associates. business experts think twitter may be trying to determine his true motive for blowing off the deal he says they misled him on how many fake accounts were on the platform. >>> a horrific crash in southern california under investigation. six people are dead, including a pregnant woman and baby.

outstanding final over australia.d the _ to come, though. absolutely. the athletics and the slimming, i to come, though. absolutely. the athletics and the slimming, a i athletics and the slimming, a blockbuster night in the pool, but let me just talk to you about the athletics, as it is under way, the first night, six medals of her grabs. 10,000 metres men's final to come at the alexander stadium. i want to talk about jamaica's champion elaine thompson—herah, the fastest indicates earlier today. bearing in mind we have no shelly—ann fraser—pryce, no shericka jackson both opting not to compete here, a tight competition, so elaine thompson—herah very much the person to be. england's katarina johnson—thompson, injury problems of all sorts, she finished eighth in oregon at the ro championships recently, but she was top of the first two events today, and i want to talk to about the swimming as well. this blockbuster night in the pool well. this blockbuster night in the pool, and the mccarran has taken bronze, becoming thej

waiting for over an hour to get food in the trunk.rovided rent and mortgage assistance to keep people from being evicted and thrown out in the street our approach was necessary was the right thing to do and helped people avoid the consequence of that. that didn't benefit them it benefited the whole economy our approach is why america's economic recovery was faster and stronger than any other advanced nation in the world. now it's time to address the burned of student debt the same way. working closely with the secretary of education, he has the hard job secretary cardona. here is what my administration is going to do to provide more breathing room for people so they are less burdened by student debt and, quite frankly, to fix the system itself we acknowledged it was broken in terms of -- anyway there are three key factors we're going to do today. first, we've made incredible progress advancing america's economic recovery. we've wound down pandemic relief programs like the ones unemployment insurance and small businesses it's time we d

chip manufacturing over the next eight years or so. still waiting on the top stocks, sanjay mehrotra. >>> and warren buffett keeps buying. occidental petroleum. it is now above 20% ownership state in that company. all right. we are going to start with these stocks. they are making a comeback. that is the best way to say it. bed bath and beyond, you may have noticed as of late, up 90% over the last week of trading. and even game stop. i want to put this in the perspective of a market that continues to be difficult, jim, and for many, at least, professionals to figure out what some would say is a very hated rally. by many. i know the hedge funds are getting crushed again. many have been taken their exposure down to very low levels and are short. in fact, may be short some of these very names, yet again. as you know, short covering has been crazy lately in terms of what it has been adding to this market rally. >> yeah. i think it is a great place to start, jim, because the activities, let's just take that back. if you look at anything, yo

we see it over and over again.icans are disgusted with the criminal justice system. whether it's hunter biden or donald trump, you get the exact opposite. they keep saying, you know, nancy pelosi says, you know, no one's above the law. but i'm starting to think that there are people who are beneath the law. there are people who are not held to what the law is, but are under the law. >> jesse: the democrats have really changed. they used to say, oh, don't trust the government, you know, the fbi and cia had infiltrated the anti war movement, the civil rights movement, they spied on muhammad ali, they supplied on the blank panthers pretty much spied on the tea party, for everybody they've spied on, right? and now the democrats are saying, hey, they've got a warrant. they can go into anybody's house, go into anyone's wife's dressing room and rifle around and no one should see anything, and it's all fine and dandy. how did you guys change from being so, you know, libertarian and anti government to say, yeah, let the gov

ah, but we have no control over it. i don't worry about something that i can't control china's life. i. a military exercises have already raised tensions in the taiwan straits to the highest level in decades. but that is not anything that fishermen chin home in can change to him. what really matters is going out to fish, to earn a living for himself and for his family. let's expand on this with d. w as joyously in type. hey joyce, what's the latest on the military maneuvers to day? dozens of chinese wall plains and warships crossed the taiwan strait median line again. now it's not just about china and taiwan, but regional stability on thursday, china 55 ballistic missiles into waters that are part of japan's exclusive economic zone. this is the 1st time such a thing had happened, told co strongly condemned the ag, demanding beijing to immediately stop the drills out of the 5 misses falling into japanese waters. 4 of them appear to have flown over tie, pay. china claims it's miss o's crossed the island for the 1st time.

we're looking at over 2 and a half tons reach pan. while the average of the last 10 years has been 1.3 tons and what the climbing temperatures and severe lack of rain. i turbo charging salt water evaporation. the price of $1.00 killer of flare to so is over $100.00 in the us, making salt farmers among the few short term beneficiaries of climate change. good, you can say that yes, unfortunately, you see what's happening elsewhere, the fires, the lack of water. what is clear that it's good for us? who's sick decor, nova problem? keeping production levels high has meant long hours for workers, and it can be exhausting work. anybody who sought workers are tired too. i think it's been more than 40 days without a break. there hasn't been enough rain on the flats to justify operate when the saud farming season ends this year. farmers stand to end up with years worth of reserves more than they know what to do with. and staying in europe, danish toi make a lego is celebrating a very special occasion. the family owned company, beloved by childr

over 100 metres down and over 100 years after sinking, this is the moment when a team of divers foundt was a moment of pure joy, after months of research and planning. when i saw that bell and i saw the letters jacob on it, and i knew that all the work and all the time that had been spent getting there and getting us in the water and the big team effort that that had taken and we had cracked the mystery, that was fantastic. you can't, you know, you can't buy that feeling, frankly. the us destroyer was the first ever to be sunk by enemy fire, when on the 6th of december 1917, she was torpedoed by a german u—boat. she sank in deep water south of the isles of scilly. so this is the piece of specialist equipment i use to dive to jacob jones. the team made the discovery despite challenging conditions. all the way during the dive, the current was running, which made it quite difficult for us. the first thing that i saw was a boiler. there's different types of boilers on ships, and this one was quite distinctive, and i knew it was the same type from the jacob jones. some were saved after the

ukraine and russia trade blame for shelling these up regia, you care facility over the weekend. the head of the un calls any such attack, suicidal also coming up. the cease fire between israel and palestinian militants appears to be held after 3 days of bard mints that killed dozens, including many children. and remembering the start and social impact of libya, newton john, a singer actress and activist, has died at the age of $73.00. ah, i'm pablo follies. welcome to the program. ukraine is calling for a demilitarized zone around europe's biggest nuclear power station. keven to moscow have been trading blame for shelling at these upper region nuclear facility in russian occupied ukraine over the weekend. the head of the united nations antonio, who to fish as warned that any attack on a nuclear power plant is quote, suicidal he wants access to the site for international inspectors. i hope that those affects well ukraine's president of volunteers, zalinski has accused russia of nuclear blackmail in his latest video address, he calls on the world to impose sanctions against russia

as we look at m&a, we have seen big mergers over the last year. those tended to be very strategic in nature. there is a stronger organization from a credit rating perspective and more flexibility there. they have been very strategic, not about weaker and stronger, but two stronger systems that want to push value forward and in those initiatives coming together. going forward, there is more scrutiny on the mergers. some have been denied in the last nine months. so, we are not hearing a flurry of interest, but if organizations are very pressured they may be looking for partners. i think once things may be subtle we will see focus on partnership and larger strategic initiative if there is still a push to move towards value base there. >> we have been talking a lot about health care, inflation, and how that is driving price increases and premium increases. we had a question about how general economy wide inflation may be impacting particularly medicare rate increases and how inflation and wages fixture -- factor into those wage increases. -- rate incr

. >> that statement was repeated over and over again during a voicemail left for former presidential candidate and congressman eric swalwell who represents part of alameda and contra costa counties. he tweeted out saying, quote, listen to this death threat against my children since the fbi search of mar-a-lago, trump, mccarthy and mag of republicans are stoking violent rhetoric against lawmakers and law enforcement. someone is going to get killed. everybody believing your. >> it's been a real live. it work with. somebody needs to. >> you grad your way. >> small well also received this separate message, calling him a traitor and a spy for china, threatening that he should be hung. this isn't this kind of behavior. is is unfortunately out there. and it's it's anti democratic. it's it's anti american. but unfortunately, you know, it's it's encouraged by our former president michael yaki is a political analyst attorney and serves on the u.s. commission on civil rights. he says they're seeing more of these types of violent intimidation. we've seen a huge uptick in hate crimes groups over

it pushed for it over the past 2 weeks. it took every measure imaginable to increase tensions. whether it's by raids and detentions and assassinations in the west bank by sealing off the gaza strip, which cannot survive without access to goods from outside this trip. immediately after detaining bus on the saturday. and then by assassinating a prominent leader of the p, i. j. in on friday, this was, this is on, on the israeli government, this is on the israeli prime minister who is going to run for elections. and unfortunately, we've seen this term before. we seen is really leaders feeling that they need to prove themselves worthy of the israeli vote. especially those votes on the right by proving that they can be tough on the palestinians that they can commit or crimes against the palestinians without hesitation. and that's really what we're saying. we're seeing, we're seeing really jump in israeli. let me bring you to the point which you only made. he said, look, i checked with my sources. this was an intervention by israel to stop a planned attack by palestinian islamic jihad

and he had to hand her over to my son. this the pulling the leash and pull that inside the court. >> well, her son says the car looks like a black volkswagen jetta with tinted windows and chrome on the window frames. the family filed a police report, but they say what they care about the most is making sure bella gets home safely. well in the north bay, petaluma woman says she was spassaulted by man who broke into her home. it happened on the 700 block of v street around 03:30am, in the morning on friday. police say a woman woke up to a man lifting or bed covers and touching her leg. the man ran off with a woman screen. police say it's unclear how that man got inside the house. now investigators are checking with neighbors who may have surveillance footage to see if they captured an image of that attacker. will it ever does go? police are looking for a man who punched a 65 year-old woman multiple times. it happened last week in the area of 26 avenue and jiri boulevard in the city's richmond district. the victim told police

, and sent smoke over the highway. of ths were quickly knocked out. > >> liz, up north in humboldt and trinity counties lightning sparks hundred fires, hundreds evacuated, steep terrain and windy conditions making for a challenging fire fight and crewvise no containment on the. in the meantime, a team of firefighters from delaware are on their way to help crews battling the 60,000 acre mckinney fire that is now 60% contained. > >> kind of the other story this summer, we had really nice, milder, milder conditions, but also every day or every other day seems like there are brush fires that break out. the biggr out. the bigger ones burning up north. >> the bigger ones elsewhere in the state, at least below the 100,000 acre threshold, the mckinney the biggest so far. gd the fire crews that have been trying to get containment on the fire are getting relief from out of state. because, hot, hot conditions in northern california last several days. e days. we have had comfortable temperatures for the last several days, that is

you're clear over to the east bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> this morning, we are hearing from a man who had a close encounter with a shark, this was in monterey bay, that shark chomped on his paddleboard just inches from his feet and inches from his dog on board with him. ian cull reports on this incredible story. >> reporter: a second shark encounter in the waters near monterey bay aquarium at lover's point. this time a shark bit right into this paddleboard, david stickler and his dog, brutus, were on. >> trey: last time i was here was the day before the last shark attack so the weather has been great. i was at my morning workout, it was beautiful. time to go out. >> reporter: he and brutus were on the water enjoying the ocean when he noticed the birds around him started flying erratically. suddenly a shadow in the water came close per >> my thought was little whale, small whale, and as it went down and under, i watched the shadow go under but then it had a really sharp movement underneath me. >> reporter: wi

this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on publicdowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress to shut it down. paid for by the dawn project. right through an ammunition depot in russia annexed crimea. this is the second suspected ukrainian attack on the peninsula in a week. the blasts are forcing more than 3000 evacuations. as fox news alex hogan tells us russia is blaming the explosion on an act of sabotage. thick plumes of smoke rose over a military depot in crimea on tuesday, massive explosions caused the building to catch fire. russia's defense ministry says the flames also damaged power lines, train tracks and apartment buildings. the blast sent shells into neighborhoods, forcing some 3000 people to evacuate. their shooting. explosions shells are falling right into backyards. we left everything left it all as it was and took off the second time in just over a week that explosions rocked the russian held peninsula. kiev has not publicly claimed responsibili

areas over truckee. and then as we get into the weekend , nice and warm on saturday, only a tad cooler on sunday. beautiful beautiful weekend by the water again. no monsoonal moisture threat of thunderstorms . the extended forecast for us we'll see a near repeat on sunday. we do get into some warmer weather monday, tuesday wednesday but still nice and comfortable for most sixties at the coast number seventies around the bay and low nineties inland. back to you. great looking weekend there, rosemary. thank you. americans could soon make it back to the moon up next on the four we get a sneak peek ahead of the artemis rocket launch will tell you what this mission means for possible future lunar landing. francisco officers did not arrest a man. witnesses say they caught trying to steal a catalytic converter. we told you about that story, the police chief now defending that decision. in a one on one interview with kate abuse, henry lee he's officers. from my review of this yes, as far as they could take it. g

if you are trying to resolve this in good faith and turn over the things you ought to turn over, thatent it could happen. the national archives goes doj and discovers there is material there. they go to mar-a-lago in june. they visit this room where it's being stored say you've got to secure this a little bit better. it's happening right before the midterm elections. but it's also been 18 months in which donald trump has had this material and he has known he has had to turn it over. >> if you gave everything to the national archives in january, there would be no need for a search. >> i do think it's a legitimate question about the timing. and to phillip's point, why did they wait so long to go get it. we've been told these are grave national security secrets. this could put the people and our secrets in jeopardy. if they're that grave, why didn't you get them before? i think that's a legitimate question. one way the doj could potentially resolve it on the intelligence piece, go to the committees in congress. they can look at these documents. they have clearance. and i think this would