international consultant rasmussen, thank you. or the pockets down is such a market. 77 found the best way of independence on monday to commemorate the country's freedom from british colonial rule. residents of the southern city of karachi, half of where the east of to celebrate the fireworks, of let the size of many pakistani cities and concepts as well as a series of cultural events are in full swing. the main independent stay ceremony takes place and is on the bus where the day will begin with a 31 gun salute. this year, the outgoing head of state will give his farewell speech on the newly appointed had taken the prime minister will take his of trouble or despise as long as running independence packaged on his come on. the fresh pressure from the west is lemme bond has been full to suspend the construction of a major, multi $1000000000.00 gas pipeline was neighboring a wrong saying that the us sanctions imposed on toronto a major hurdle for the projects. i'll change rachel blevins reports the package that has confirmed is pulli

rasmussen had trump beating biden. if you look at the stuff i get every day from the trump team, you would think he's running away with it. it is going to be a very interesting year. the bottom line is let voters have a choice and let them decide what their ballot will look like. host: what is your redline if you don't want to be part of an effort that helps reelect trump? will no labels pled to abort their effort? fred: i think there have been give trump victory, we would pullack. we have until july or august next year to see how things shape out. host: i will try this once more. if you do pull back and it is biden trump, are you voting for biden or trump? fred: i don't want to say. ask me at another time. host: when we are talking about middle ground and the rationale for why you support no labels, what is the middle ground on the topic of abortion, climate change, civil rights? fred: we have to deal with it. we saw real gridlock in the last couple of weeks in the house. pushing for you need to pass a budget every ye

assault rifles, not only are students with teachers are concerned, dallas space art teacher, katrina rasmussen believes that current safety precautions are not enough. and without gun control, it's only a matter of time until the next school shooting. i feel like we're playing russian roulette. i think it's only a matter of time. i don't think that the safety measures we have in place are enough to prevent something from happening in a sense. it's like security theater. in response, texas governor greg habits signed a new security mandate law school state wide need to have an armed police officer on staff. they also need to add new infrastructure to slow down any potential intruder. we must establish the safest standards. we cannot that another school year go by without making our schools safe on the outskirts of dallas, several teams from a nationwide window security film installation company are getting ready to integrate some of these measures. the company ceo james b o explains what his company is doing for him. we demonstrate that not so right now we are installing, pressing the windows a

assault rifles not only are students with teachers are concerned, dallas space arts teacher, katrina rasmussen, believes that current safety precautions are not enough. and without gun control, it's only a matter of time until the next school shooting. as i feel like we're playing russian roulette, i think it's only a matter of time. i don't think that the safety measures we have in place are enough to prevent something from happening. in a sense. it's like security theater. in response, texas governor greg abbott signed a new security mandate law school state wide need to have an armed police officer on staff. they also need to add new infrastructure to slow down any potential intruder. we must establish the safest standards. we cannot that another school year go by without making our schools safe on the outskirts of dallas, several teams from a nationwide window security film installation company are getting ready to integrate some of these measures. the company ceo james bo explains what his company is doing for him. we demonstrate that not so right now we are installing, pressing the windo

international consultants, earle rasmussen echoed at the idea adding that the production of drones suitable for ukraine is of no benefits for the us. ukraine has no chance to win this problem, but 0 and for long it really is a humanitarian crisis. so many. so there's a big need for drones us just doesn't make drones to that. a lot of our drone development was all done during our occupation in interact and as well as the chemist in use. and then those 10 types additions. that's not necessarily what ukraine means. so you, you're really looking at a complete new redesign that would be necessary and, and i, i just don't see the, the desire within the public or within corporations. and probably not within the government the other than the, the state department and the white house to put the investment in the costs that that would be required to provide the production line. provide the, the scale of the capability that would be required and necessary. they're not gonna see a profit margin that they similar to what they get with the other drones as well. sorry to say this, but it, but more in a lo

sally rasmussen shows us the excitement.ell as the challenges now facing the district. everybody knew where your class at. if you need help, come on over. students at hoover elementary checked their teacher assignments and hurried to class . it's the first day of school for oakland unified school district's 34,000 students on 77 campuses citywide. students, parents and teachers say they're feeling hopeful about the year ahead. we safety just making sure that they're safe at school . they're getting good education . there's been a lot of improvements. and we're also hoping that with the raise that a lot of teachers that we will be able to recruit really excellent teachers, usd teachers will start the year with a new contract and a raise after a ten day long teachers strike in may this year. first time teachers will earn about $10,000 more than they did last year. i'm feeling really hopeful because just this last week with the new staff, we seem to get off on a really good start. everyone seems really excited, even with that i

>> well, the rasmussen poll, the credible national poll, had he at 4%, tied with a number of other contenders there. so, let's just look at a broad variety of polls there. but, again, i'm not as known as some others that are out there. i want people to hear my story. being a federal prosecutor, head of the dea, worked on border security issues in the bush administration, congress, a governor for eight years. i want them to hear that record of experience. and as we get out there, i expect those numbers to change. >> governor asa hutchinson, we will see if they do, if trump's numbers change as well with those pending indictments. thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> for more on this, i want to bring in jamal simmons, former communications director for vice president kamala harris, and alyssa farah griffin. with trump's support, alyssa, and you're looking at these polls, essentially the broader picture of this entire "new york times" poll is just how large is lead is from all of the other republican candidates. if you're asa hutchinson or even a ron desantis, what's your reaction when you s

when you look at the national polls and rasmussen has had trump beating biden since june. for the last two months. i saw some polling numbers, i am part of the no labels organization as a volunteer. we saw a number at the end of march, early april, that yes, trump beats biden one-on-one. so it's not out of the picture at all, even with this indictment and maybe another one coming down in georgia, that he doesn't continue to get stronger. i saw an email just in the last few minutes from kari lake, demanding all the other folks, all the other republicans running against him drop out so they can rally and circle the wagons. let's focus all of our efforts on making sure that the republicans take the white house. and you know, at this point, because trump has an almost insurmountable lead, it's time for you to surrender. >> fred upton, we appreciate you taking the time to be with us today. >>> we do expect that as former president donald trump walks into the courtroom here, he could be feet away from three officers who risked their lives to defend the capitol. they are metropol

peter rasmussen attended and later talked about how he decided to write his book with some of the things he heard of their and that were shared with him. it was an extraordinary story. again, always a human element that when i met dorothy that eight, nine years ago i said you know, i am interested in all the days that happened before things began to escalate. i want to know the humanity that's the families and the people that love and droll to this. i interviewed 15 members of the american movement over that period of 20 years, ethel pearson and canada stands out. then leonard started a saying he got to meet dorothy. uawhile. i did? he actually introduced us. a reminder that if he is in the story so much, it's leonard's fault, he thought of it. and he's been wonderful. with that, i would like to pass over to the dorothy and say she survived. she said something recently to me when we wrote a symposium to fight heroism on the reservation that's always been a passion of hers. there was a screening at the symposium and a beautiful girl that said she survived heroin for 18 months and became a

is ali rasmussen is there? she's been there all morning long. ali, we've talked to the rather fire chief. you've talked to people who live in the area and now you're learning that traffic around there will be bother for pretty much the remainder of the morning. yeah we're at oak and octavia, you can see the street is shut down because of the large firefighter and emergency response presence out here. it's going to be like this, says the chief for much of the day. it's going to take several hours before this street can be cleared. behind us is what's left of a residential building that was under construction when this fire broke out. now, as you can see, the fire is out. firefighters have even successfully put out any of the hotspots. so we're kind of in a standby wait and watch and see mode here. but this is what's left of this building, this fire happened just before 6:00 this morning. and within 20 minutes, the wood frame of this partially built building had collapsed. take a look. now at its worst. this was a four alarm fire that means there

literally, dave, you didn't tell me the fabulous allie rasmussen . i meant to tell you. oh, you make me blush. steve. allie rasmus is here. welcome. allie. we do have bigger fog bank today. there are some breaks in it. temperatures. it came down from majority yesterday. they're still in the 50s here, although there are a few 60s here. san jose has been running rather warm. tropical clouds. maybe in our near future won't be today, but something to keep an eye on over the next couple of days. thursday into about sunday, monday, i think low clouds, a much bigger fog bank north. it is beginning to fill in to the south. temperatures are settled in here and i think they're not changing all that much here, 60s, 70s and 80s. all right, sal, all of a sudden picked up this time he is going to begin where i'm agreeing with you that alexan rasmus is a decent is a solid anchor. solid, solid, solid thank pros pro i, i mess with her and i call her let's go to the bay bridge, steve, to answer your question, the bay bridge is going to be okay. it's typical. it is backed up for a 10 to 15

let's look a bit more broadly by bringing in our allie rasmussen is monitoring the entire bay area commute. yeah we're going to go to the north bay this time. it had been pretty quiet for much of the morning. and now there is a report of a crash on northbound 101. and westbound 580. so this is in marin wood and it is blocking some of the lanes. so you see some slow traffic sort of building around that. taking a look there from from there to the tri-valley area where we have that crash at westbound 580 at dougherty, that's involving a motor cyclist. a couple cars involved and just heavy traffic all around southbound 680 from the devlin pleasanton five 8680 interchange all the way down to sonoma. it's been like that for much of the morning because of a series of crashes as you approach the central grade. here's the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic is still pretty heavy. getting onto the span 848. let's check in with roberta gonzalez. ali you were mentioning to me just how hot it felt to you in the oakland area yesterday. well, we shattered a record. not only there, we had another record h

ali rasmussen is in san carlos now to talk more about that jackpot. good morning, ali. good morning. yeah, it's certainly an eye catching number, isn't it, dave? lottery officials and convenience store owners tell us that usually when you get a jackpot this big 1.5 billion, as you can see from that digital sign, it tends to draw in people who usually don't play lottery or don't play every day. no one's won the mega millions jackpot since april 18th. and that's why the pot of money has ballooned so big. expected to be the largest mega millions lottery jackpot in history. now, if you are playing, keep in mind , we all know this, right? the odds not in our favor. your chances of winning are 1 in 302,000,000. if you match all six numbers correctly. but that hasn't stopped people from trying their luck. when it's big like this, i'll come in and get a ticket. you know, i don't usually play daily, but when it's big like this, you got to try. you never know. somebody hits it right? there are, of course, smaller prizes. if you match some of the six numbers. so if you match five,

and while support for trump and desantis has gone down since june, rasmussen swami's support has jumpedrom. 5% to 11. and ramaswamy says it's a general shift. many of my supporters are young. we're bringing them to our party and our movement for the first time now, donald trump is still the frontrunner among republicans, and it's not clear if his legal problems will change that. 47% of republican voters think he did something wrong or illegal in his efforts to try to overturn the 2020 election. but 51% of the republicans think he did nothing wrong. our time is 434. at least eight people were detained at protests outside the state capitol. now shut down. members of the union that represents nine different state employee organized actions tried to block access to the legislature's office building. the chp, which handles security for that building, ordered the protesters to leave. the workers have been working without a contract for more than a month, and their demanding that the state restore a health care stipend and also pay more money. the state department of human relations says it do

i'm allie rasmussen. yeah, we might as well call it the last weekend of august, right?m things up. it's going to feel like summer, although the official summer ending in a few weeks. we kind of get the endless summer as we roll through september. giving you a look here at the temperatures for the afternoon, upper 60s for our coastline to low 90s inland a few degrees warmer than yesterday. meanwhile this morning we are starting out a bit cooler and we've got some fog out there to speak of. a better look at the current conditions, the afternoon highs and the warming trend that carries us into next week. coming up. sounds good. thank you, rosemary. a suspect in custody, but not after a high speed chase took officers across the bay bridge twice. chp says they attempted to pull over a juvenile and that stolen car below on highway four in the east bay yesterday afternoon. the vehicle hit multiple cars, a police dog during the pursuit. that suspect traveled through a number of cities before jumping back on i-80, going to san francisco across the bay to chp. officers attempted

literally, dave, you didn't tell me the fabulous allie rasmussen . i meant to tell you.gger fog bank today. there are some breaks in it. temperatures. it came down from majority yesterday. they're still in the 50s here, although there are a few 60s here. san jose has been running rather warm. tropical clouds. maybe in our near future won't be today,

ktvu ally rasmussen explains this latest legal case against donald trump and why, if he is convicted,to give himself a pardon. good morning. good morning, dave. yeah, if donald trump were convicted of these charges in georgia, not only would he not be able to reverse that pardon, he would have to face time in jail, a minimum of five years. that's because the state of georgia has some pretty strict racketeering or fraud laws on its books. a fulton county, georgia, grand jury indicted former president donald trump on 13 criminal counts for trying to overturn the 2020 election in that state . now, some of the charges include violent the state's racketeering act, soliciting a public officer to violate their oath, conspiring to impersonate a public officer, conspiring to commit forgery and conspiring to file false documents. 18 other people are also charged with helping trump, including rudy giuliani, former white house chief of staff mark meadows, and attorneys john eastman, sidney powell and kenneth cheeseburger. now some of trump's associates are accused of harassing election workers an