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queen rania of jordan was coming to visit. this is when i was running public engagement. queen rania of jordan was coming to visit, of course, coming through the most visible gate that the press and everybody comes through over on pennsylvania avenue. she was stuck. we could not get her in. and the press are watching queen rania stand on pennsylvania avenue in front of a security gate trying to get in. it's little things like that, right? gets reported all of those things. so the level of execution that you have to the tightrope was tremendous. and therefore, you know, the strain that was placed on everybody who works there to really obviously do the best because the country is relying upon you're in a great recession, make the right decisions, give the president the right information about, how to make it policy, decision, how to interact with the with the hell to get, you know, a bill passed. and then also the of scrutiny that is placed upon you is not like anything anyone will ever experience in any other job. i don't care if you're the ceo of a $3 billion company you

wisconsin pencil rania, those industrial midwest state. the trump campaign believes they still have very solid footing in those states. you're going to see even renewed, focus. on those states in the coming days. robert costa always so much fun to talk to you. thank you so much. thanks. you. >liz>and again. president biden will be speaking from the white house tonight about his decision to leave the race. speech begins at five o'clock. we will be carrying it live here on air and streaming on the free cbs. news app. the campaigns are working to get all the voters they can to the polls come november. the first of its kind. endorsement for vice president. harris. and what it could mean forgetting gen. z. out to vote. >>>yeah. >>the bay area events calendar. brought to you by broadway san jose >>>what's happening in the bay area this weekend sf ballets. starry night is back at stanford's outdoor frost amphitheater, a new production of shakespeare's a midsummer night's dream. inspired by the summer of love is at berkeley's john hinkle park. fan

p will be hopefully soon, sooner than later, but maybe at the dnc in august rania, she's got to move then very quickly in order to stabilize and bring some com this to the democratic camp which has been and tell them all right. can she pull it off? and i think so we're already seeing the color the last day we're already seeing a lot of renewed energy. but frankly, i don't think it's a secret that a lot of democrats were stealing, deflated, if i can just say it that way. there are a $105.00 days left until the election. and, and you mentioned the convention is in august, and i think we're already seeing, i mean, money isn't everything, but obviously campaigns don't grow without money. we're seeing record numbers of a fundraising coming in. it drew small dollar donations across the country. that gives you a little sense of, of the energy we're seeing communities who were formally very seriously considering exiting, at least as, as it applies to the top of the ticket re engaging. so i think we're already seeing this renewed sense of excitement and energy and the science of really engage

off the heat after that point next week does look to be trending at least not as hot as we have been rania it. on the eve of let's get you moving. things are looking good. bay bridge right now, 11 minute rise. san mateo bridge just under 14 minutes. >> for december fell bridge 8 minutes and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls 20 minute ride. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us on this monday morning after the 4th of july holiday weekend. then the numbers on the markets sort bobbing above and below the neutral line. nothing real big out there in terms of headlines, i guess that are moving the needle. >> yeah. he averaged 4, 1, k's up over 15%. so we're having a great 1st half of the year. we're in july now. i'm typically a month for wall street kind of takes a little bit of vacation time and the moves are as material because there's not as much money behind them. but we do get cpi, consumer price index on thursday and friday, we get producer price index this is what watching. we're watching for more signs that inflation is cooling into th

rania has tracked. all right. things are looking much better out there. we had a few accidents like one. we're tracking out an alamo. that's clear along northbound 6.80. >> another one as you're traveling this in that one just cleared. so now let's check on our bridges. 15 minute ride for everybody heading to the city this morning. just at 19 for the san mateo bridge things are starting to pick up just a little bit. richmond center fell bridge 12 minutes. we had an accident on the ridge looks like they already have it right here to the side. it's not causing any delays. and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 20 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 701. and the developing news is the lone survivor of a family shooting has died in the hospital. that one year-old boy now the 5th victim to die from last wednesday's shooting. in alameda, the child's father. >> is the suspected shooter. crawford, michael thomas is covering this in alameda with the latest. michael. >> tragic story to say the least. and this morning that alameda father b

still to come rania. all right, john, thank you for that. make an excellent time on your bridges and highways on a friday morning. that's good news for 2 minutes. 40 traveling into the city right now. >> start off with a few bar issues all resolve. so now we're looking at those highways 13 minutes long. the san mateo bridge wire riches, some or fell just short of 14 and the golden gate bridge like that fog lifting across the golden gate 20 minute ride. 37 to the tolls are items back to you. thanks a lot. let's get back to that huge outage than affecting people all around the world. >> i mean, you can just the lines at sfo are just off the china reports around the world at the airport. i'm just looking united. >> hit particularly hard. they've got 35 flights canceled. 54 35 flights delayed. 55 canceled outright kron. four's will tran is in the thick of it dealing with passengers hearing their stories and >> trying to find out what's going on. we'll get some relief. well, what's happening now? >> here's some good news. it looks like everything

several evenings, 80's 90's to triple digits for today's daytime highs more of those details this rania john here on a monday morning. 15 minute ride traveling into the city. >> not seeing any major accidents or delays on your highways. 18 minutes, san mateo bridge of richmond center fell around 15 and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls. 22 minutes. >> okay to do too. let's head to the south bay now where we're expecting again, those hot temperatures and this week, especially on wednesday. that brings along a big risk for wildfires over moment. has that story. >> so with 4 to 5 days of triple-digit temperatures hitting the valley regions throughout the bay area, south bay residents, specifically many san jose residents here at alum rock park say they're getting in some last-minute exercise before that heat rules >> a busy sunday at it. east side. staples is cooler today and i hiked almost every day. so i look around this time is so much weather, but that's about to change this week. hot and dry air rolling you're not going to get those chance to go outside and cooldown. doctor grant lipma

rania. all thank you for that. well, fortunate we've got a hot spot northbound 6.80. this is at a live or al and out and alamo. >> so all lanes are blocked there. if you are going to take anything, danville boulevard runs just adjacent to that, you could take that. he also take 5, 18, 80, if you are trying to maneuver around those delays right now, all lanes blocked northbound 6.80, northern lavorgna and alamo. our traffic on a ridge is still looks fine. a 14 minute ride on the bay bridge. not seen any hazards 17 minutes from the san mateo to 101 checking a little in the south bay. still clear. 29 minute ride. 85 in the low part. wow. 8, 8 easily ended on a 2. 37. 24 minutes. tara james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna. it is 6.19, and a san francisco lgbtq+ group will be holding a forum today to advocate for rights. the gray panthers of san francisco are going to be holding this forum as they say their rights may be compromised as the city faces. budget cuts. honey mahogany, co-founder of the city's transgender district will be there. the forum is set to start at 1

still to come, rania. all right. on the eve of that, unfortunately, we have a fatal traffic collision. >> this is along southbound 6.80, ride mission boulevard in fremont. so you can see the delay in backup along 6.80, 84 to 80. a good alternate for you. if you're trying navigate around those delays, all they have is a bridge is look good like the bay bridge. 40 minutes. no major issues there. 24. so we've gone up just a bit on the san mateo bridge. traffic stop make its way across towards peninsula. 30 right along the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls. 23 minutes donations. back to thank you, reyna. now let's get back to the breaking news that recovering this morning below. police are investigating an overnight shooting. yeah, we've got kron four's will tran on the story for us from. >> the lay with what we know will. >> it will be up to detectives now at the vallejo police department to piece together exactly what happened. all of the evidence has been brought back to police station. let me

she grew up in and the schools that she attended as james and rania mentioned, she was born in oakland to a jamaican father in an indian mother. she later lived in attended school in berkeley as a student at 1000 oaks elementary in the 70's before moving to montreal, the age of 12 with her family that she would later return to the bay area where she began her career in law in alameda county before becoming a san francisco da. and california's attorney general, know, harris's said during her childhood years she was part of the second class to integrate public schools and was bus to school daily here in the east bay. we did speak with those who are here in the community where she grew up about her likely becoming the democratic nominee for president. take a listen. >> think that we have now have a greater chance of mobilizing voters who maybe we're going sit on the couch and weeded out. so that's my goal. >> now that woman was standing outside of the home where harris did grow up here in berkeley. that was yesterday. we're hoping to hear more from the community this morning as we get mor

rania. how about traffic? all right.t there, especially along 80. >> we do have a car fire. 8 e eastbound right at gilman is a traveling to berkeley. so things are slowpon the eastbound side and also on the westbound side, volley of people stopping a look and see what's going on. the air drive times on the westbound side 40 minutes. keep that in mind and possible avenue. always good alternate for that. when that starts to back up minutes into the city drive times going down. some of our bridges staying up on some of the other ones like the san mateo bridge. 90 minutes there. one of the south. a 51 minutes. 85 to menlo park 2, 80 82 not so bad. you could take one of those selanne to 37 about 45 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot is 18 in for your money. >> amazon prime days are here. this is a big shopping day. you get some apparently deep discounts 10th year in a row. they've been doing this. so it's today and tomorrow. but do you know which deals are? the best? depends on the category you're looking f

and james and rania mentioned, she was born in oakland to a jamaican father and an indian mother. she later lived in, attended school here in berkeley and was a student at 1000 oaks elementary in the 70's before moving to montreal at the age of 12 with her family. she would later return to the bay area where she began her long career in the county of alameda before becoming the francisco da in california's attorney general. and here's the set. during her childhood years, she was part of the second class to integrate public schools and was bus to school in the east bay during the 70's. we did speak with some of those here in the community regarding her being the possible nominee for the democratic party. take a listen to what they had to say. >> calm was going to bring tremendous energy to the and also to have a prosecutor that can be clearly juxtaposed with her opponent who is a convicted the rapist and a fraudster is going to be perfect. and i think he's going to be scared to get on the same stage as and he's also now going to the old in the race. so i think we're in a good place

partly cloudy by noontime, then mostly sunny into the afternoon rania. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get you rolling today. things are looking good. a 13 minute ride into the city this morning on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge. about 15 minutes reduce ever fell. rich's 7 minutes and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls, a 19 minute ride. >> time now 601 for your health this morning. officials in santa clara county now warning residents of a possible measles exposure person infected with the contagious virus was actually visited. the south bay might have exposed out as yet. members will trend in san jose with all you need to know morning. well. >> this was about a week ago, rain and james, so right about now, you could possibly see symptoms of measles if you happen to be at several locations. according to the santa clara county health department. they were able to backtrack some of the locations. mineta, san jose be one of them. so take a look at your screen. i want to show you the other locations because it's important for you to know, because

she was so excited, daria and rania. her reaction was absolutely adorable. like she doesn't know how to feel about it. she had a hard time processing it. she said i want to cry, but i'm also smiling. and when she was on the gold medal stand, she even told their teammate come on over here from the silver medal. stand with me on the gold medal stand. that's all adorable. torri huske is. and so she still has few other competitions to go. but we do know that she is making the bay area proud and another stanford. she's not a current student, but she did attend or name simon manual. she helped the 4 by 100 meter relay. team wins silver medal. so she the 27 year-old is coming home with another medal. she's won before gold and silver. wonderful for the bay area. wonderful for stanford. we will get reaction as the morning moves on. so it always amazes me like stanford always seems to make news in a positive light this time all the way from paris. back to all right. great. thanks. a lot of great news. thank you. we'll all right. still ahead on the kron, morning news p

. >> rania. hello, from kuraka, isn't venezuela woke up with a defeating silence that very soon turned into protest into pots and pans or how they know them here in venezuela. guest said or lasso's which is a way to process for things in latin america because venezuelans are unable to comprehend last night results to put it in perspective, first of all, no previous poll before the election gave nicolas maduro 7% lead in the election last night on a monday at 12:00 at midnight, they announced that nicolas maduro had won the presidential election by 51.2% at mundo ruthia, which was the opposition candidate, had won by 44.2% debt, 7% difference is a big deal here in venezuela because nobody saw that as a possibility. for and why is this so difficult to understand event as well? let me give you an idea in comparison to other elections in latin america. or for example, the united states we don't see a real time count of devotes. we cannot go to a website or two or when a specific institution where we