>> i agree with ren.f you look at the hillary clinton ed that was -- that was laid out by comey that no prosecutor would charge this type of crime. the things he looked at, there was no effort to transfer the classified documents. things of that nature. what secretary clinton did was worse. she had this unsecured server she had for the sole purpose of hiding what she was doing. there's other purpose for this. it's much more unsecure on what president trump had at mar-a-lago. if we go by the clinton standard -- which has to be the standard now -- there's no way he could be charged unless there's something else there. i don't think they want to do it. i think they have to the extent there's a political benefit of this, they probably got that political benefit just from the search warrant, because it has kept a focus on former president trump and away from president biden. >> shannon: "wall street journal" editorial board says under the headline, the mar-a-lago affidavit is that all there it is, it's hard to

we just played you olli ren. analysts resolute about what is on the table.are the other factors economically that will play in here? because this is an ecb which is on a one-way trajectory of the moment. >> the governing council is very much dominated by the hawks at the moment. if we get a bead on the inflation print, you could see 75 basis points in the september 8 meeting. the idea would also be to support the euro because it has been flirting around the euro-dollar parity. we also get the euro area unemployment rate for july on thursday. that's expected to hold at the low level of 6.6%, still showing that the labor market is tight. even though the euro area, pmi does it suggest --, because pmi's suggests -- composite pmi suggests the worst is yet to come, bloomberg economics things 50 should stay the base case. manus: let's see whether they can deliver. euro dollar, saed abukarsh says it could go down to .88. berlin is proposing tackling soaring energy costs over the longer term by reforming power market so that prices are no longer coupled to the most e

remember, for example, the absolute creativity of the ren tv channel, the guys were blowing the brainss leaves no doubt . and masha learns the differences from the rest of the planet, there are no monkeys, hugs from space bears, everything happened - these are monkeys, and we are from bears, we are the descendants of unusual space bears oh, how the patriotic public burst out with pride after every such broadcast , and how can it not be proud of russia if not the grandfathers, but the great-grandfathers of the entire wild and unkempt planet, spent the day in a booth. that's what you think. who opened america in his time? we know you are naive. it's unbelievable, but it turns out that our people have discovered north america more than once. to be honest, we 'll even miss this rent, the drug addicts. and now, with the forces of the ministry of defense, igor prokopenko together with his team, he was bought from aliens and instead of pseudo-historical fakes, he began to clip fakes about the war with ukraine, and the footage of the week, which obviously should not have entered the network, a

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eighth place, orenburg is in 12th position. in other matches of the tour sochi defeated khimki 4:1 by renamo tied 2:2 spartak in voronezh scored four goals in the second half to torpedo ahmad at home lost to wings of the soviets championship leader zenit pobeda 4:0 in yekaterinburg and torpedo 1.4 against krasnodar torpedo torpedo and ural in seven rounds, until they won a single victory and today the next episode of the program will be released on our channel football russia just from voronezh, the torch returned to the premier league after 21 years. and despite the fact that the victories of the torch, the city has not yet won a real football boom. as far as people here are really sincere and do not want at all to stand here to take this ticket and it is not clear whether he will receive this ticket or not, but hmm well, this is integrity. you see, this is chemistry together with the team. that is, in our country it was born a long time ago and we are one single whole with the fans. and here is the city - the team feels it. it feels, that's what unity is. last weekend in moscow, the box

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let's talk with the executive director of ren 21.switch to renewable energy sources? >> one of the biggest barriers is we are operating in a system that has been built around fossil fuel. oil, natural gas and coal. we are in a situation where renewable energy provides the most affordable source, this system is being maintained by subsidies for fossil fuels in 115 countries, by market conditions, and an ecosystem maintaining this. this is clearly one part fossil fuel. the other is that renewable uptake -- we are looking at a record year in 2021, but energy demand has been growing significantly, and the uptake is not exponential enough. we need much more leadership. kate: what role has the covid pandemic played in all of this? the covid pandemic has promised a worldwi green recovery and that is something that has put to the forefront the environmental impacts. as a result, in 2021, we have seen that governments have been putting forward lots of net zero ambitions. the ambition is not enough. we need concrete action appeared the governm

and you know this, my ren, stay patriarch in vladimir vladik, i don’t know any other way.w in 1589, through the efforts of the russian orthodox church, tsar fyodor ionovich and his faithful companion boyar boris godunov, the moscow patriarchate of its first patriarch came to replace the second rome, constantinople, as it was foretold by the third motive, the first moscow patriarch became metropolitan job. jesus, god's already tea coffee will you drink? i do not want. if you want, tell me. so hello yes, i read it, but it's no good. this is not a report. this is some kind of banal rebuttal. in general, to redo everything today and you have a deadline until the end of the day. i'm sorry i got you waiting. it's just that this thing has to do with your mom. yes, i already understood. soon six months, as i did not . i'm going to have to inherit, right? somehow that's all. because something has changed. i don't know where to start usually such situations ask you to sit down. after that disaster, i'm already on everything i'm not ready, you can shock me with something. just don't

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ren was beaten at a community center and her attackers have yet to be caught. >>> san francisco's newly appointed district attorney looking to stay on the job long term. greeted by a hallway full of supporters, brooke jenkins filed her paperwork to run for da in november in the election. last month, mayor london breed appointed jenkins da after jason boudin was recalled. two of the candidates have filed intention to run. >>> the monkeypox virus continue to spread and so does the frustration and anger. tonight in san francisco, activists are demanding action. they want more vaccines, more readily available. and they want to know why the health department is no longer contact tracing to help prevent the spread. here is nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney. >> we are calling on the cdc, the california department of public health and the san francisco department of public health to work together. >> reporter: in front of the federal building, protesters decrying government response to the monkeypox outbreak. michael tora of oakland had monkeypox last month. >> it was excruciating. i have broken m

in the meantime, ren and his team will be monitoring in studying the red tides. >> experts say the cost can be a number of factors from the ongoing drought to sewage treatment plants. many of do not remove nutrients. that's an essential building. block. how it that fits with. he's really taken off here in the estuary and throughout the at this point. so far, there is no official warning from the health department, but the cities of oakland, alameda and alameda county issued caution signs go on kron. 4 news. >> well, will the port of oakland is reporting a drastic 20% drop in overall volume from july. the port says in july of this just under 117 1000 containers, the numbers down from july 2021, when the port move nearly 163,000 containers. now the ports as protests by independent truck drivers over 85 at the port is the primary factor. you're seeing that decline. the port was closed nearly a full week last month because of those protest. port officials say their backlog about a month because of those looks like we're going to be seeing a lot of activity at the port from now until they're

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the hate issue has been on the minds minds of so many people, so we want to make sure that's the ren why we all come out together. >> more demonstrators came out, continuing to fight for reprodue rights about two months after roe v. wades was overturned. here's more on a rally and march march this afternoon on the peninsula. >> reporter: a crowd came together at san mateo central park on saturday to show their g outrage at the high court decisn on abortion rights. >> it's definitely impacting my. we were all posting and speaking posting and speaking about it wn it came out. >> reporter: one of the leadinge this is day, a 15-year-old junir in high school trying to get more people concerned about what's happening across the country. >> especially in california sometimes we kind of live in ths bubble. we live in such a divere place and have freedoms others don't. >> reporter: speakers took turns took turns on stage before hitting the streets and marching and marching to san mateo. >> i'm here today because this will impact my students, and i'm so e about protecting them. >> reporter: an

san francisco will make the ren the return tomorrow. > >> a few weeks ago, we told you about a plane that crashed into the ocean in southern california. the pilot was rescued from the waves. we havee learned, the first lifeguard toh the pilot was a 19-year-old. devin fehely has the story. >> reporter: dean says he actedn instinct, honed by years of experience and training as a junior lifeguard. >> i was more thinking of going back to my training of what i needed to do. how am i going to assess this person? what is goig to be the next step? >> reporter: dean says his back was turned, working a junior lifeguarding competition at hunn beach when the plane nosedived into the ocean. within seconds,e sprinted to the side of the cra. side of the crash. >> i ran to whether people were running. i saw somebody crawl out of the plane. >> reporter: on a beach full of lifeguards, he was the first to reach the plane. the pilot had d the pilot had managed to free himself from the cockpit but still needed to swim ashore. as the plane emptied jet fuel into the churning surf. >> it was a tough swim. t

days earlier a 70-year-old woman that calls herself miss ren was beaten outside a senior community.se are photos taken by san francisco police central station showing station commanders meeting with her in the hospital. her attackers still on the loose. san francisco police believe on sunday they caught up with the man who assaulted commissioner chu. >> san francisco police officers assigned to the station located the suspect matching the description from the august 2nd incident. officers detained the suspect. >> reporter: the 34-year-old man in custody is facing aggravated assault and elder abuse charges. he is also being interviewed by detectives to see if there are any potential racial bias enhancements that could be added. sfpd identified the man as 34-year-old derrick yardy from san francisco. supervisor dorsey says part of the fight is making sure those who commit the attacks know they will be found and prosecuted. >> we have to be vigilant about sending a message when someone is arrested and brought to justice. that's how we send a message to would-be attackers. that there wi

ren says she was viciously beaten by four juveniles at her apartment building on sunday.er asking for the time, she said there was a language barrier, so she responded by showing them her watch, but the attackers followed her inside, ruthlessly beating and robbing the elderly woman. they first searched her body and found her iphone. she tried to hold on to the phone and video obtained by kgo shows the attackers pulling the woman to the ground and kicking her square in the face and using their fists to hit her head. the beaten does not stop there. she tried to pull a door closed to seek refuge in a hallway and the attackers come back to beat her again and take her keys. mrs. ren tells kgo she can't sleep because of this trauma and she wants the story to come out for other people to be aware and stay safe. mrs. ren says she spent the last two years in her apartment because of covid-19 fears, choosing to leave her apartment on sunday only to be met by this mob of attackers. the san francisco police union tweeting out "absolutely shameless cowards," no talking about misguided

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and renning the life and careers of two americans icons and thee. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dickerson: good evening, and thank you for joining us, i'm john dickerson in for norah. tonight, we are awaiting president biden, who will speak within the hour about what's being described as a successful counterterrorism strike. a seen nor administration official tells cbs news that the u.s. killed top al quaida leader ayman al-zawahri over the weekend. this would be a significant blow to the terror group, and his death means all the top plotters behind the september 11 terror attacks are either dead or captured. al-zawahri took over as the leader of al quaida following the 2011 raid that killed osama bin laden. we want to bring in cbs's nancy cordes at the white house with the freshest details. good evening, nancy. >> good evening, john. we will be briefed by senior administration officials about this operation shortly. but here's what i can tell you right now. cbs news has confirmed the de facto leader of al quaida, ayman al

hello, ren hello. emma. it's a nice. have you all on the string to day joey. introduce yourself to our international audience. tell him who you are. what you do? hi, my name is jose gentry and i am a member of the clamor tribe. i am not on our official tribal government and i am not an official spokesperson. i just care deeply about my community, my homeland, my home town, and i just want us to heal. hello, ben, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to our global audience. my name is ben duval, and i am a former ah, south o 2, a california. along with my wife and 2 daughters, free girl alfalfa and we on the claim matriculation project. and i'm also the president of guns water users association of and i'm not representing the organization than the official capacity here. today. i'm just here much like georgia said as, as just somebody who wants to see see some healing in this community. and this, this, it's situation remedy had to handle emma entities herself. i my name is emma maris, i'm an environmental writer and i

ren is you see there was attacked even kicked in the face by four juveniles for her cell phone and keys two out of the four have been arrested on multiple charges the 11 year old suspect was too young to be charged with a crime. meanwhile, the school district is adding to holidays next academic year that that's after the school board voted to close all schools on two of the holiest muslim days abc 7 news senior education reporter. land melendez is in the newsroom to explain why this is not sitting well, however with some people well, dan, is it fair to have a holiday for one religious group and not another that's the argument some are making but those who push for these. two days off say students who observe the two holidays had have had to retake exams or miss out on instruction on those days and they risk falling behind. if all goes as planned beginning in the fall of 2023 students in san francisco public schools will have two additional days off to celebrate eid to cultural holidays of muslim origin hundreds of our students were falling behind academically, you know missing class mis

. >> reporter: louise renning, former city attorney who filed the patient and family class action says it's unclear why both the state and feds are targeting the 700-bed skilled nursing facility. medicare says the care at laguna honda is substandard and will no longer fund it. the agency says deficiencies included failing to train staff to dispose of illegal drug, and failing to investigate abuse allegations. >> there are deficiencies in every single skilled nursing center and hospital in california. because we're dealing with human beings. but you take a look at the deficiencies that cms and the state department of health have pointed to. they pale in comparison to what we know, what our investigation shows goes on in other nursing facilities. but yet cms and the state department of health have chosen to throw the book at laguna honda. why? nobody's figured out why. >> reporter: the lawsuits were filed on late wednesday, and thus far there has been no response from medicaid or the state of california. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >> so the city's appeal won't be heard until

you explained that to ren it's targeting political opponents and american diplomats. and you gas prices, 3rd after gas from shut down to north korea, one pipeline for repairs, while europeans cry foul over the backlash from their government. thanks. ah, good morning for martine, are national studios in moscow to wherever you may be catching us. i'm fiorella isabel with this ours top news stories from around the world. welcome rushes, air defense units repelled multiple attacks on crimea overnight with the russian peninsula airspace violated by ukrainian drones from different sides r t z or stano. give us more, it is very difficult at this stage to sort facts from, say, here, say as to what's going on as to what's happened in crimea. now again, the most basic understanding that we have here right now is that the, what could be a ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle breach the russian as space the and so, russia's defense systems are well worked as they were supposed to. now again, others, for example, other sources. they say that this could be not a ukrainian drone, but r

my gonna auto 0 washington okesha ren style is the senator in the legislature of the us state of vermont. she joins us now from burlington. vermont. thanks so much for coming on the show. now you've spoken openly about your experience getting an abortion. so how important is buttons executive order for you and do you think it will make a difference? well, we are essentially in a holy war in the united states and kansas and his executive order represent winning a significant battle that there are many, many battles to fight a had. and i think democrats need to be able to stop and celebrate that the american people are on our side and want to protect access to abortion. but that will probably only strengthen republicans renewed desire to strip americans of voting rights and having their voice is heard and not something that we have to contend with as the supreme court has more decisions to come like more v harper. it just so net, how sustainable is the situation with effectively, the executive branch of government is basically trying to override the supreme court. you know, the legislative

not knock out dnipro-1 from europe and sent to the conference league , but the third opponent is rn rendid not fight to the last for the champions league last season, and the team only has three points dirty genesio lost to monaco and ended up in the europa league the day before rennes lost to lanz with a score of 1:2 to a large extent working option it is possible to compete with this opponent in the same way as we have already seen vs. fenerbahce, although we understand that fenerbahce is getting stronger and stronger and the team and the game are perfecting, and yet here the handwriting is already feeling the buzz. i think the swineherd is bakche. and he also said that about the fact that he is there just for him, now the goal of the season is to take revenge on dynamo kyiv . and they didn't understand kucher oleksandr kucher, coach of dnipro-1, says that they fully knew what to expect from the opponent, he was not surprised by anything, but the team wins 3:0 in dnipro-1 and ah, the head coach of dnipro-1, the team loses 0:3 they say they were not surprised by anything in principle,

. > >> right now the biggest challenge is waiting out the ren the reaction that is going on with thetion and to wait and see if we continue to trend in the way that we are go. are going. >> the hope is it will continue to cool off. > >> tributes are coming in for es for extras actress anne heche . she crashed her car into a los angeles home and it erupted ints into flames. the actress is best best known for starring in the film called "volcano". > >> a debate is intensifying over over a bill allowing safe use drug injection sites to open . supporters say it helps to buy time to choose treatment. opponents call it states sanctions drug deals. >> the problem is that the usage usage is only 5% but the facilities themselves have an extraordinary back into the fact, so the population of people goes up exponentially. those people are out in neighborhoods adjacent to the fy the facility. >> 5% of users on a regular basis utilize these injection sites. this leaves 95% of users either at home or outside of these dispensers. >> supporters in san francisco spoke to kpix 5's reid cohen. >> repor

. >> my problem is that i moved io a residentially zoned neighborhd and now they are short-term ren. >> many residents spoke against non-hosted short-term rentals. >> every day is, who is coming and what will they be doing? wee been yelled at, cursed at and screamed at. >> reporter: the chamber was filled with fellow residents and and signs have been displayed os saying homes, not motels. >> it's a problem. there's no way to col it except to ban it all togethe. >> reporter: it's around safetyh safety with wildfires and the impact on housing spots and a ne to neighbors. the owners of shom rentals made their case. >> it's really to help my daughter pay for medical school. school. >> reporter: he contends his nes have harassed renters to try toe them away. >> when the guests come, it's ry it's really painful. >> reporter: the short-term rental owners feel they are tard for a few bad incidents that have occurred and they believe the ordinance will not solve th. >> i feel like we are trying to solve a problem, but it really doesn't. we can work collaboratively to help solve te solve the p

ren beautifully beaten and suspects trying to rob her. >> they got really mad and pulled me down. >> it's been a week so far. the perpetrators not been caught. and we are demanding answers from sfp.d. official. >> i see very loyal to no response from our elected officials. >> activists say they're tired of waiting for action and solutions to help protect members of the community. they're demanding the police chief william scott hold a town meeting. san francisco police commissioner says he'll work to make that happen. >> this is an emergency. and it needs to be treated like one. >> police are increasing foot parols around north beach and chinatown and are looking for suspects responsible for the robbery of mrs. wren. >> we will not be deterred or give up until these perpetrators are arrested and brought to justice. reporter: a go fund me has raised $10,000 to hire security guards at her senior complex. meanwhile we'll see what happens. in san francisco cornell bernard abc7 news. dion: when it comes to issues like race or social justice, you can check out our list of resources on how

or ren leash manoren liebermann details. >> reporter: and this attack was part of the defeat isis coalitionccording to an official familiar with the details. and it is worth noting this comes less than 24 hours after the u.s. carried out a series of strikes on bunkers used for ammo storage and logistics by iranian backed groups in the region. so it appears to be and on going back and forth between u.s. troops in syria and iran backed groups. wednesday night the two bases came under rocket attacks from several rockets. one service member with us injured with minor injuries, at least two are being evaluated. and in response, the u.s. carried out a series of attacks against the origin of the attack. the official says three vehicles were destroyed as well as two or three people who carried out the attack killed as a part of that u.s. response. that is according to an initial assessment, so of course we'll have to wait and see if that is updated as the u.s. has a better clarity on what has happened. thousa this is after the u.s. carried out strikes on nine bunkers used by iranian backed group. t

ren was assaulted. >> the used fists to hit my head , and then they pulled me down to the ground andept kicking me. liz: she is fearful to leave her home. organizers have set up a fundraiser for security services at her senior living home. when it comes to racial and social justice, abc 7 news is helping to make a difference. you can check out our list of resources, go to [indiscernible] -- go to abc7news.com. we are focusing on the new school year kicking off in the coming days. oakland unified schools begin their first day tomorrow. this comes ahead of expected cdc changes to covid guidance in classrooms, reportedly as soon as this week. school district officials in marin county say parents and officials can expect the same protocols that were in place at the end of last school year, frequent handwashing, at-home testing, and masking indoors on campus. back in may, 20 schools inrienc. as wee inflation is m it hard for just about everybody. some families are struggling to cover the cost of school supplies. cornell barnard shows us how one young woman has spent a decade helping stude

. >> reporter: in the was, the ren is experiencing what scientists say is the worst drought in centuries. >> we have this climate crisis that is affecting water in the t the west, in these reservoirs, lake powell and lake mead, haven to historically low levels. >> reporter: >> reporter: the drought destroying of the colorado river river system and the biden administration says all the stas the states that rely on this ree must reduce their water use to avoidend quote, catastrophic collapse. more than 4 million people in southern california are being asked to cut out or watering for 15 days next month as officials work to prepare a leaky pipeline from the colorad. some colorado cities, california california cities being residents up to $6 per square foot of lawn removed. >> a lot of people feel what can can my piece of grass in the ba, how can they help such a huge aa of southern california? every drop helps. every drop we save s a drop for the future. > >> a california law designed to boost firefighter ranks isn't wg as planned. the $30 million training program is supposed top former inm

50 years after the last apollo mission, the artemis one mission is the first step in nasa's plan to renng back to the moon in preparation to go to mars. that is the difference. 50 years ago we went to the man man for a day, a few hours, three days max. now, we are going back to the moon to stay, stay, to live, to learn, to buid to build. >> reporter: as the launch teams arrived at their stations stations of the kennedy space center in florida this morning, all eyes on any potential mishaps. >> are potential outcomes on monday are that we could go within the window or we could scrub for any number of reasons, we could have weather, weather, we could have technical issues or we could have a range in public safety hd safety hold or a combination of of any of those. >> if it all goes according to plan, the spacecraft will orbit orbit around the moon, traveling a total of 1.3 million miles overages 42 days. that is before splashing down off the coast of california in october. for now, artemis one is one step closer to the moon. moon. its first launch window is monday between 8:33 and 10:33 e

going back to the rental market which is very strong and it is getting more difficult to build and ren, you miss your moment and no one is happy. and you wrote the book on the meme stock craze and it is back. what does the meme stock i guess renaissance tell us about where very are in markets? >> it is a very interesting moment. frankly, i did not expect that so many months later we'd still be talking about it and it is more in the conversation than ever. you have companies like bed bath and yobeyond, bankruptcy compans being kicked around on social media. and someone put it as a flash mob with money. and there is nothing to say about it but it is a bit sad because the people at the end of the day who will be left holding the bag when the air comes out of the meme stocks will lose a lot of money and learn a hard lesson pnd aand you can see on posts that they have a poor understanding of what they are sinking their savings into. >> and buyer beware. it should not be a quick get rich scheme. thank you for dropping by. >>> and aaron judge going deep on the subway series sweep. (vo) with 5

>> welsh i think that what you can conclude from all these, and more that have not bean ren repd andment of iran feels no danger from the united states. they think that they can act with impunity, even as the biden administration is on its knees trying to get back into the 2015 iran nuclear deal. they think that they can carry out what in effect is an act of war against trying to kill citizens of the united states on american soil. i'm not sure there is resident for this. this is not just state shop or ship of terrorism. this is state terrorism of an unprecedented level. >> what coundo you think presid biden should be doing? the threat was directionally against you, the rushdie threat was incited by iran and redeclared the fatwa just days before the attack. there obviously -- they are doing it on purpose. what should biden do? >> well, i think that they have to do more than issue statements saying that an attack on american will be met with reprisal. that is obviously insufficient deterrence and it means waiting until somebody is dispatched. salman rushdie was grievously wounded. it

if there is the case, we can identify those of injection, ren immediately. >> in order to stretch theaccine supply, health officials are using a new method of injection, inserting the needle at a shallow angle. the intradermal approach is said to spur a stronger immune reaction so less of the vaccine as needed, allowing officials to split each dose. >> it is going to be effective. it shows the number of individual kathy hochul questions thes strateat. >> my the immunity argume levels are almost the same. >> kathy hogle questions the strategy. >> my argument is give us the vials and we can really have an effective approach. they don't have the luxury right now. >> reporter: georgetown university health officials tell us the two people who have the confirmed monkeypox cases are out of isolation and they are doing well >>> he gave medical advice to seven presidents and became the face of the pandemic. a finale is coming. today, and there were than 50 years of service, he announces when and why he is stepping down >>> the daughter of a russian national killed. the families tied to preside

natasha berger ren, cnn, washington. >>> ongoing shelling around ukraine's zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant continue to raise fears of a nuclear disaster. the facility remains under russian control while ukraine technicians keep the nuclear plant in operation. thursday it was knocked off a power grid for the day. artillery fire is being blamed. the head of the international atomic energy agency says he hopes to lead a team of experts to the site within days. meantime, anthony roggerio spoke to cnn about what's needed to keep the plant safe. >> what we really need is we need some kind of demilitarized zone around that nuclear power plant. so that we don't go toward an ecological or humanitarian disaster. nuclear power plants are not military bases. that's what the russians are trying to use it as. it's not a military base, it shouldn't be a military base. >> the latest now live from criterion done. cnn's selma abdelaziz. what more is known about the specific timing of an iaea visit, and how crucial is it that this inspection happen as soon as possible? >> this is an absolutely critical

in the meantime, ren and his team will be monitoring in studying the red tides.f do not remove nutrients. that's an essential building. block. >> how it that is with. he's really taken off here in the estuary and throughout the at this point. >> so far, there is no official warning from the health department, but the cities of oakland, alameda and alameda county issued caution signs gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> let's take a live look outside now looking out over san francisco, seeing some >> there in the middle of that picture. sure is a pretty a dramatic sight out there, lawrence. when the sun is going down, the twilight, the fog. yeah. i mean, love it. really made that fog could be gorgeous. i thought we're so lucky live in the bay area had just about everything today, of course, of the rain, the thunderstorms. now things are settling down in the atmosphere that fog starting to sneak inside the bay. this looking for the berkeley hills looking west, you still see the colors in the atmosphere, a little haze in the atmosphere for some of that smoke up above. but dow

you just won a grand and you know what you're doing but you're trying to figure out howow to pay the ren. so those are all hard advice iso follow but i would tell that to myself again the next time around. >> i had no idea. in the process that is relatively easier than starting the process and completing it and for me the focus was about the writing and i'm endlessly chipping away at it and i suppose there comes the point that you just have to stall and hand over to somebody and let them look at it and let it go. there's also the inability to talke about projects to people outside of it. it's incredibly difficult to talk about something when you are in the middle of it and trying to find a short three this is a practical piece of advice, not a v kind of existential one, ae short versin when people say what are you working on you can say without driving them insane because i've been p known to do that before your very obsessed with something and you can't encapsulate it in a coupleeen of sentences. it's the kind of elevated pitch. we were getting on the same bus home and she was very swee

. >> reporter: in the west the ren is experiencing what scientists say is the worst drought in centuriesn the west. and the west. and these reservoirs, lake powell and lake mead have gotten to what are now historically low levels. >> reporter: the drought is dryg up the colorado c river system and the biden administration says all states must reduce water use to avoid a quote catastrophic collapse and now more than 4 million people in southern california are being ad to cut outdoor watering for 15 days next month. as officials work to repair a leaky pipeline from the colorado river. some california cities taking things a step further. paying residents residents up to $6 per square ft of lawn removed. >> a lot of people feel like wht can my little piece of grass in the backyard side yard, how can that help? such a huge area of southern california. every drop helps. every drop of water we se today is a drop for the future. >> reporter: across the southwet this weekend heavy rain and flash flooding. in utah's national park stench and rescue crews looking for a missing person saturday. range

staff scientist and ren. and thank you for joining me here.nd for those who don't know what is an algal bloom, our algae bloom and why is it so hazardous? and now the bloom is when. >> any kind of biological you idle plant and just starts to grow out of control and the ones that are most problematic can release toxic. toxic substances that can kill a fish indoor people. luckily, this bloom is not known to be toxic to people, but it can kill fish. >> okay. okay. you say, it seems this amount of fish being killed is pretty unusual. is the size of this bloom unprecedented here for the bay. >> yeah, this is essentially a sort of black swan type of that in terms of we've never seen it before. the models that can really predict that this thing could have happened. and it it's just grown and grown over the last month to pretty much all parts of the bay. >> it started it was first detected alameda's that right. >> yeah. alameda that allen. yes. that channel between oakland and alameda, its where its first started that that really took off in lake mary

it is no-brainer ren prices are tied to inflation and for them to not include it is like disheartening this issue, the housing crisis issue is not going to go anywhere. they cannot continue to ignore it. in prolonging addressing it is only going to make it worse for americans. amy: that is tenant delegate zonnie thompson, part of the homes guarantee campaign now underway in washington, d.c. we stay in d.c. to speak with tara raghuveer, director of kc tenants, which is a grassroots tenant-led organization based in kansas city. she is also the homes guarantee campaign director at people's action. welcome back to democracy now! explain why you are in d.c. and the level of pressure on people who are renting and rents increasing and away we have not seen in like 30 years. >> thank you for having me. we are in d.c. because the rent is too damn high. people across the country are being squeezed at the gas pumps, grocery stores, but the biggest expense for most immigrant households is their cost of their housing. rents are up 6.3% in the latest inflation figures. this is the biggest increase i

in the meantime, ren and his team will be monitoring and studying the red tides. >> experts say the cost can be a number of factors from the ongoing drought to sewage treatment plants. many of those do not remove nutrients. that's an essential building block. how it that fits with. he's really taken off here in the estuary and throughout the at this point. so far, there is no official warning from the health department, but the cities of oakland, alameda and alameda county issued caution signs go on kron. 4 news. >> let's take a look at our forecast now as we well, it's a traffic across the bay bridge was going about the weather. but look at that light goodness. from meteorologist kyla grogan here with more on what we can expect as we step outdoors in terms of the weather, right? its second traffic on the way and this morning one of those days out what a difference a day makes. we got a little bit of a cooler scenario going on. although notice it's kind of a mixed bag. san francisco right now running 4 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. but we're a little bit cooler in fairf