ryan: all right. let's talk about some of the policies that she has laid out so far. starting with corporate tax rate. she wants to hike that to 28%. do you think that's enough? too much? roy: what you have in donald trump is somebody who is always looking out for the tax rates of corporations and the wealthy. i think what kamala harris is doing is trying to set her mission apart from that, to let people know that the tax breaks, the child care tax credits, those are the things that should go to everyday working people. the earned income tax credit. the other proposals that she has made. should go to working people and not to the wealthiest among us and not the corporations. i think that is the right message to send. obviously when you are working something like that through congress, that's an uphill challenge. it's one that i think they are ready to take on. the biden-harris administration can do it. did it. the harris-walz administration can do it. i think they've got the ability to get something l

>ryan >all right. thanks, jess. well california attorney general rob bonta today announced 22 arrests and 32 felony charges, all connected to organized retail crime. the crimes targeted cannabis retail stores statewide and resulted in a total loss of about $1 million and 975 pounds of cannabis. bonta touted the state's partnership with the oakland police department that tracked down the suspects. the investigation revealed that a large number of the thefts took place in the santa cruz region. >>>>we are fed up with organized retail crime, and as a result, we have been and will continue to crack down and today is just the latest example. >ryan >bonta's office says 22 suspects are responsible for at least 15 thefts targeting cannabis dispensaries. san francisco mayor london breed announcing a new plan to help revitalize the city's downtown core with a block party in the dei district. oktoberfest on front that is now set for september 20th. it's happening in the city's first so-called entertainment zone that means bars

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i'm ryan yamamoto. after 56 years operating next to the oakland airport, the hilton hotel has closed its doors for good. crews were getting or were outside getting ready to board up this building this morning. the hotel sits on about 20 acres. it's a large campus with multiple buildings, 15,000ftb2 of event space and 360 rooms. the hilton is the latest business to close along the hagenburg corridor, and sunday was the last day of operations. we saw some workers saying one last goodbye to each other at the hotel. longtime employees told us it was more than just a job. it was a big family. >>>>i spent more time here than my house. so it's emotional effect is very high. i have 150 people that i've known and now we're all going to be like, you know, split apart. so and i've been over here like for 20 years. >ryan >hilton officials did not say why they are closing, but the workers do believe it's the result of the pandemic. and crime. the port of oakland owns the hilton property, but has not decided what to

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good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. the alameda county fire department is responding to that video that surfaced over the weekend. it shows an off duty firefighter berating another driver with racist language after a traffic collision. this is footage recorded by the driver of that incident that happened friday. this happened along highway 99 in lodi. you can see the firefighters standing at the driver's window after the two had been involved in a car accident in that video, they are arguing about who's at fault, and the firefighters heard making comments about the driver's race. and at one point saying he works a quote lawn job. the alameda county fire chief addressed that confrontation in a press conference this morning. >>>>i consider it a embarrassing behavior and something that's not supported by the organization, acfd has taken a critical look inward and assessing where we are with our training and our guidance for our personnel and our organizational culture. we are taking immediate steps to improve relationships

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ryan. so look, ryan's world, the movie titan universe adventure officially debuts nationwide tomorrow, but there are a few of those early screenings starting today. that's crazy. i remember when he was a little kid. i guess he still is. well, rare sighting in the southern california coastline, looking at a 12 foot oarfish, which can grow more than 30ft long, sometimes called sea serpents, this one was about 12ft long when it died. it normally swims in extremely deep waters. snorkelers on saturday found it floating floating in la jolla cove near san diego. a necropsy will be done tomorrow. one ucsd researcher says. fewer than 20 oarfish have been seen along california's coast since the 1900s. wow. and what did you say that earlier? they said that it's so rare that you see it, that it's kind of an omen that something good's not going to happen, like an earthquake or something. and we've seen those in south southern california recently? maybe they know something deep, deep on the ocean floor.

ryan >> yeah. dan. good evening. we're here in the inner richmond, where just under half hour, there will be a watch party hosted by supervisor connie chan and her office. but yes, you mentioned it. so many people excited to see her accept the nomination tonight, ranging from her childhood friends over to the ones who knew her when she held public office here in the city. vice president kamala harris is soon to be the democratic nominee for president, but for those who knew harris from her days growing up in the east bay and working in public office in san francisco, they're not surprised by her rise to the top of the ticket. >> i've always known who she is, and i've always known the leadership qualities that she's had since i grew up with her from first grade. >> childhood friend carol porter recently showed me around the neighborhood where she and harris grew up. fond memories, porter says, make her proud to support harris as she seeks the nation's highest office. >> it's almost very surreal to me, ryan, right now.

ryan, thank you so much. ryan will be in chicago all week long bringing us live coverage of the 2024 democratic national convention and be sure to tune into cbs and cbs news app to watch the convention live. >>> with democrats in chicago, former president trump and his running mate, senator j.d. vance, are campaigning in swing states. after giving a speech on the economy vance made a stop for a cheesesteak in philadelphia. pennsylvania would be a major prize for either party. ten of the past 12 presidents have won that state. former president trump is scheduled to visit four more battleground states later this week. >>> former republican representative george santos has pleaded guilty to identity theft and wire fraud. last december the new york republican became the sixth lawmaker ever to be expelled from congress. he will be sentenced next year. santos faces six to eight years in prison. >>> as uc students are set to return to campus this week, the system's president is directing its ten chancellors to enfor

ryan is starring in his first big screen movie, ryan's world. the movie titan universe adventure. in the film, the 11 year old and his twin sisters are sucked into a mystical comic book world, with ryan transforming into the superhero red titan. we got a chance. our marcus washington spoke with the viral sensation himself and his costar, young magician dan rhodes. it's so awesome to see that what we've done for fun on youtube has turned into a movie. now for ryan's world, it's just so awesome to see and i can't wait for all my fans to check out the awesome movie. he's got millions of fans. ryan's world, the movie titan universe adventure debuts nationwide tomorrow, but there are already a few early screenings starting today. we're thursday now. it's been a beautiful weekend. it looks like it's going to continue into the weekend. hi cynthia, aka mini friday in my house. okay okay. early celebration, early celebrations. we've been in this really nice pattern 60s by the water 80s right now in san jose. our warmest spot is of course some isolated 90s there in the north bay, santa rosa

ryan: i know you have to catch a flight. we just put out the reagan institute of a publication on things people can do to avoid being caught by disinformation at the individual level. are there things that you would recommend the average consumer due to be on the lookout and be ready in to be able to ward this off? sen. warner: first line of defense is anything that starts to come out saying, well, your voting location has changed or the day has changed, you know. i do think this sounds trite, but don't accept information just because someone said they saw it on the internet. frankly, people being willing to say, thank you for that sign, being willing -- and this is one of the hardest things. all of us, especially if you are in this room and involved with this institute and president reagan, being willing to call out baloney when you hear it from somebody, even if it is someone you might politically agree with, that could be as effective as anything. i desperately wish that we had the kind of trusted source of information. i

ryan yamamoto is live for us in chicago. ryan, a lineup of heavy hitters taking the stage this week and it's just getting started tonight. >> reporter: well, liz, the 2024 democratic national convention is well underway here inside the united center. while this is the house that michael jordan built, this week it belongs to the democratic party and, of course, kamala harris, but at least tonight it will belong to president joe biden as he says thank you, as the party says thank you to him and as he officially passes the torch to his vice president, kamala harris. organizers of the democratic national convention laid out what voters can expect tonight. >> tonight's theme for the people will showcase kamala harris' commitment to fighting for everyday americans. >> reporter: a new cbs news ugov poll shows vice president kamala harris goes into the convention with a three-point lead nationally over former president donald trump, but she is effectively tied in the battleground states that are likely to decide the race. her runnin

thanks ryan. rev it up. curry out there for us. >> thank you ryan. and i love hearing about armando how he said that he went to monster jam and he was inspired. it really shows you i mean it sounds cheesy, but dreams do come true, you know. yeah. and it's so amazing that sparkle smash sparkle female fierce. >> it's going to be neat to hear about that. >> can we get ryan in the truck? i want him hanging in the truck. >> i want him hanging from a sparkle smash. >> same from the unicorn horn being like, i'm here at monster truck at monster jam. i need to see him in there taking down grave digger. >> his driving skills. >> yeah, that'd be fun. >> this morning, let's take you to the bay bridge. uh- our south beach camera showing you it is very foggy out there. once again, we've kind of been in this pattern all week, so we're, i guess used to it, so to speak, august in full effect. what will change, though, into the afternoon? not as sunny as you were yesterday. there's a mix of sun and clouds today as some moisture moves in from the south in the form of h

however, after the exposure of ryan evans' identity, some publications in the kingdom itself stopped calling him a bbc journalist, for example, in the headline they got by with the laconic "britishman". the english guardian followed its example, adding that evans was a former soldier, although whether he was a former soldier is also a question. there it is still necessary to find out whether he was a former soldier, because many, as if nato regulars operate on the territory of ukraine under the guise of volunteers, former military mercenaries or pmcs, but in fact these can often be active officers, employees of the special services, who are simply legends, well, including under journalists, such support personnel, it is possible that he could be engaged in intelligence issues, the purpose of the instructions, this is one of the people who, well, one, let's say , participants. hybrid war against the russian federation on the territory of ukraine, it turns out that the case of ryan evans, a journalist's podcast, was essentially the same terrorist as those covered by the western press i

. >> and we will take that live and ryan yamamoto live from chicago, thank you so much. >>> all right, the republican vice presidential j.d. vance today and the ohio senator, crime and safety. >> and the person and to defund the police. and president donald j. trump that supported police to back the room. and they made it easier for police to do their jobs. >> and vance went on to say president trump and the sanctuary cities, where they would deport that and to push for the death penalty for drug dealers. >>> and sonoma state political science professor david. thank you so much especially in light of everything that's happening right now. i appreciate your time with us. currently right now we're doing the delegate roll call. how is that different from the virtual roll call? had >> and and they will formalize the nomination. and that is an important spotlight for governor newsom. and the formality of the nomination securing for kamala harris means she's the democrat's nominee to be president. and and also the more formal part certainly on wednesday before governor walz. >> what did you

in fact, ryan yamamot iran into a few of them. he joins -- ryan yamamoto ran into a few of them.may number chicago, illinois but a california takeover for california's very own putting kamala harris over the top with that ceremonial roll call. >> the thing that we pride ourselves most on is that we believe a future happens in california first. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the state of california taking center stage on night two of the democratic national convention. governor gavin newsom pledging the 482 delegates to nominate kamala harris as the united center erupted in applause. a former advisory to harris when she was the san francisco da, she said the moment was emotional. >> seeing california put her over the top and the live stream of her coming in from wisconsin. it is a magical night to be here. >> the next vice president and president of the united states. >> for the second night in a row she addressed the crowd in chicago but this time via satellite from a rally in milwaukee. >> i will see you in two days [ cheers and applause ] >> for a san francisco drag perfo

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>anchor>all right, ryan yamamoto, we'll check back with you. thanks, ryan.crats for the most part, are on board with the selection of tim walz as vice president. kamala harris's running mate. 60% of those surveyed in a cbs news poll were enthusiastic. only 5% of democrats were dissatisfied. all right. so joining us now is a heavyweight panel of political experts. thank you so much for joining us this evening. both of you. professor david mcewen of sonoma state university, doctor caroline heldman of occidental college, thank you both for joining us tonight. you know, people are going to like their own party's candidate and i want to play a bite from governor walz giving his biography and reaching out to small town voters. so let's listen in first before we get your insight >>>>>now, i grew up in butte, nebraska a town of 400 people. i had 24 kids in my high school class, and none of them went to yale but i'll tell you what growing up in a small town like that you learn how to take care of each other >>that family down the >>>>>do. they may not love like you d

we found a profile of ryan evans on a foreign job search site.here is not a word about journalism here. he is a security specialist since 2011, worked for 10 years in libya, as an operations manager, which were carried out under the auspices of the british foreign office, some operations can only be guessed at and... here's another inconsistency: until this january, pay attention, he was an employee of a private security company, it turns out that the reuters that claims that evans has been working in their agency for 2 years, the same reuters that professes high standards of journalism, is brazenly lying, well , what are those same foreign private security companies that evans worked for doing, this is a video from their official websites, training sessions where they practice grabbing with a bag over the head or shooting at targets, very far from the usual work of reporters, even in a combat zone, here it is easy... we can recall examples that this is one of the functions of private military companies, for example, specialists of the black wate

unlike the southern relatives, northern wide ryan, those ones roamed parts of central africa. but to poaching and civil war have had a devastating impact and now the species is extinct and the wild, and that's less than equal logic hook up. then other right ramos is the keystone species in central africa or as was until they've got eliminated from its natural habitat. it keeps open spaces of short grass, but other pieces can feed on they some species are struggled with longer grass. and also by creating these uh, short grass areas for zones they contribute to having fire protections. eco systems are extremely complex and i think only when animals species disappear from them, we understand how interlinks everything was only a handful of northern way dry nose have ever survived a captivity for it and is in the czech republic to help these 2 vinyl couplets, breed then i brought it to kenya and 2009, with a good grace on the native grasses in their native climate. but those hopes were dashed, no rhino babies, rebel, and both bulls died, leaving behind the 2 females as the last cha

however, after the exposure of ryan evans' identity, some publications in the kingdom itself stopped him a bbc journalist, for example, in the headline they got by with the laconic briton. the english one followed suit. the paris prosecutor's office today published a statement in connection with the detention of pavel durov, allegedly the founders of the messenger telegram is being questioned as part of a judicial investigation against an unnamed person. the case is being handled by the department for combating cybercrime. the suspect is suspected of participating in fraud, selling drugs, possessing pornography, creating a criminal group and refusing to provide information to law enforcement agencies. our european correspondent anastasia popova reports from france. pavel durov's pre-trial detention has been extended; he may spend up to four days in his cell in total. he must appear before a judge to face charges. there are no scheduled sessions with his name in the tribunal building for today. the paris prosecutor's office reported that the indictment will be... filed for twelve crim

in the shot put world, ryan crouser is in a league of his own.ably beg to differ. >> whoa! >> what's up? >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> three times, how does it feel? >> feels good. a little tired. i think there is a reason that nobody has won three golds throwing a 16 pound ball as far as you can. beats you up a little bit. >> how much of this is physical as opposed to how much of it is mental? >> yeah. so the physical, i mean, it's all done weeks, months in advance. but at the elite level at the big meet it's mental. it is managing that stress and that anxiety. >> and we had plenty of anxiety just feeling the weight of the shot put. >> so -- >> you are ridiculous. >> okay. i wasn't expecting that. that's dense. 16 pounds. >> yeah, 16 pounds. so heaviest bowling ball at the bowling alley. >> that's a bowling ball but like condensed. >> and it doesn't look that heavy on tv. >> our job is -- if it's looking heavy when you're throwing it, you're probably not throwing it very well. >> but ryan throws it well, very well. at 77 feet and 3 inches

a new season and a new host, ryan seacrest, taking over for pat sajak. entertainment reporter george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles, was there. three two, one. >> the ferris wheel at pacific park on the santa monica pier is now one giant, recognizable symbol, thanks to an 85 foot custom mesh screen and high powered laser projectors. the wheel of fortune came to life for fans to spin just for fun. the evening was fun for the show's stars as well. this is so exciting. >> i just can't believe it. i mean, look at that. >> i feel like it's not real. >> the moms and dads, the kids want to come spin the wheel. they've got their t-shirts on. they're so excited to have those as well. that's what this show is about. it's a family fun, friendly show. this is. >> this is over the top. it's never happened like this. and i'm just so happy to be here today and to start our new season and our new era with ryan. >> it's quite a commitment. these eras of wheel of fortune, but i am up for it. i'm training for it, i'm ready for it, and i'm excited to do i

sorry, i did mean ryan . mark, by the way, mean ryan. mark, by the way, make a correction. >> makes a mistake. >> makes a mistake. >> we want to get the show off to a good start this week. so welcome to the saturday five. thank you all for your lovely messages coming in on my debut presenting tonight. i can't promise it's going to be smooth, but it will be great tv nonetheless. and for those of you who don't know me, obviously i'm not the alex armstrong from pointless, but i can promise tonight's show will be anything but pointless. also making his debut, we've got ryan mock from the apprentice with us. >> hello, hello, hello. thank you for having me. >> let's hope he's improved his negotiation skills, because he's definitely going to need them tonight. yeah. don't fire me. hopefully not by the end of the show. we've also got our very own spin doctors, alastair campbell, in the form of andy williams and a dom cummings in the form of peter barnes. no dodgy dossiers or mysterious trips to durham tonight planned, ihope trips to durham tonig

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. >>> i'm ryan nobles and for andrea mitchell as kamala harris is off the campaign trail after defending pass policy shifts in her first wide- ranging interview since taking the top of the democratic presidential ticket. >> my values have not changed. you mentioned the green new deal. i have always believed and i have worked on it, that the climate crisis is real, that value has not changed, my value around what we need to do to secure our border, that has not changed. i spent two terms as the attorney general of california, prosecuting transnational criminal organizations, violations of american laws, regarding the passage, illegal passage of guns, drugs and human beings across our border. my values have not changed. >> harris also telling cnn, she would consider appointing a republican to her cabinet and criticize what she called a warped belief that a leader's strength is measured by who you beat down. >> the true measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you left out. that's what's at stake. >> from calling the interview boring and rambling and in an nbc news exclusive inte

as ryan said, you still have the earnings momentum. on a relative basis, it's not coming down versus the others, and you bookend with the areas that did not participate. i think it's a rebalancing, not a rotation. >> how do you see that? >> it makes sense. we talked 17 minutes, but if i can talk about the vix, we saw it go down ten points yesterday. that's a huge implosion. that usually says the worst is over. >> that's never happened in history. >> is that supposed to make me feel better? >> hopefully it makes you feel better. we had a blast of volatility. to say that we are pretty close to a tactical low, we think it's a lot of sense when you see things like that. >> i think it's. >> we're talking about the here and now, maybe for the next couple weeks or months, but if you look at the bigger picture, we're going to the election cycle, markets typically consolidate and pull back in the three months after the first rate cut. that's why we're experiencing this phase. if you look back at the six months after, markets do tend to rally, s

hi, ryan. >> reporter: hey, jules. how are you doing? while we've been talking about california and the bay area, dominating days one and two of the dnc here at the united center. tonight the golden state will make a little bit of room for the land of 10,000 lakes. now that of course is minnesota where minnesota governor tim walz will take the stage. the running mate of kamala harris to speak to america. and i had a chance to talk to two u.s. senators from california. one former and one current and ask them what they want to hear from walz and from the party tonight. minnesota governor tim walz checked out the stage at the democratic national convention hours before he was set to deliver his keynote speech's running mate. it is an opportunity for the former congressman, army national guard veteran, and one time high school teacher and football coach to introduce themselves to a national audience. >> i think governor walz just needs to be himself. you know, everybody that i know from minnesota that has known governor walz thinks the world

thank you so much, ryan.s going to be nice if you're going out there to monster jam or anything else. >> today i was a cub scout, right? so like this was like the highlight of the year, being a cub scout going and then once we went, i was like, i'm done. i'm not being an eagle scout. i'm not being a i remember vividly going to these and these are so much fun. >> something for everybody. >> yeah. i'll sing pink and purple with a unicorn. yeah. that's cool. i think that's fascinating. all right. outside this morning we're going to exploratorium camera where we have those clouds right now. good air quality out there. here's our air quality map. we have fresh air. continuing to watch that air quality near the park fire. some improvement around tahoe. it's a mix of good to moderate air quality this morning. but we do have the chance unfortunately of new fires because of lightning potentially developing later on. this afternoon to our east and to our north. those are the areas highlighted. this does not include the

governor of virginia, turned out to be paul ryan on the uss mind. so who knows, but i'm told that this scheduled through seven battleground states. you see them right there on screen. those are key states that vice president harris is trying to put in the mix, but geography of the first spot, i don't think is driving this decision unless it is. and then we'll talk about that tomorrow. but i am told that this was was planned in advance of her reaching a final decision. we know that these three fire for trying to predict this, don't worry about, we know that the three finalists worth the naval observatory on on day meeting with her. and now she has a decision to make. we know that she will announce this online. she wants her supporters to sort of get engaged with this. the question is always if that holds or not just quickly we're looking at the stock market right now. you and i speaking of going back to the olden days, we both covered the 2008 campaign and remember all too well the impact on the 2008 race and the prospects were barack obama winning t

a new season and a new host, ryan seacrest, taking over for pat sajak. entertainment reporter george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles, was there. three two, one. >> the ferris wheel at pacific park on the santa monica pier is now one giant, recognizable symbol, thanks to an 85 foot custom mesh screen and high powered laser projectors. the wheel of fortune came to life for fans to spin just for fun. the evening was fun for the show's stars as well. this is so exciting. >> i just can't believe it. i mean, look at that. >> i feel like it's not real. >> the moms and dads, the kids want to come spin the wheel. they've got their t-shirts on. they're so excited to have those as well. that's what this show is about. it's a family fun, friendly show. this is. >> this is over the top. it's never happened like this. and i'm just so happy to be here today and to start our new season and our new era with ryan. >> it's quite a commitment. these eras of wheel of fortune, but i am up for it. i'm training for it, i'm ready for it, and i'm excited to do i

here's ryan reynolds and hugh jackman in "deadpool & wolverine."t does now. leave the bottle. >> i know you, bub? >> nope. but i know you. >> everybody knows me. i'm the wolverine. >> yes, you are. and i'm gonna need you to come with me right now. >> look, lady, i'm not interested. [ light laughter ] >> really gettin' into your cups here. >> why would i go with you? >> because unfortunately i need you. and even more unfortunately, my entire world needs you. >> you two gonna [ bleep ] or fight? [ laughter ] ♪ >> you gonna take that from him? >> yep. >> i can tell you have a sort of "don't get too close, i'll only break your heart" vibe going here, but every other wolverine would've really hurt me by now. and i'm sort of on the tick, tick, so upsy-daisy, here we go. >> whoa, whoa. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! [ cheers and applause ] shawn levy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "deadpool & wolverine" opens in theatres and imax july 26th. you can have that mug. >> i'm taking that. >> jimmy: glass animals perform after the break. stick aro

our ryan yamamoto has been covering the convention in chicago all week long. ryan, it's all been building up to this. >> reporter: happening right now on stage inside united center, the reverend al sharpton addressing the delegation and so many moments happening here over the past three days at the dnc, monday, tuesday, wednesday, essentially the opening acts to a four-day play with the main event, the finale, happening tonight as kamala harris will get her chance in her moment to address a national audience. call it the main event for the convention. after two brief appearances by kamala harris at the dnc, tonight's appearance will be the one that matters. >> i want to make it clear for the world that the east coast/west coast conflict is over. we're all together. >> reporter: and house minority leader hakeem jeffries understands what's at stake. >> the acceptance speech is always the most important speech of any convention. kamala harris will knock it out of the park. >> reporter: tonight's moment is stark contrast to the party that seemed in disarray a mont

it take to return, and are they making additional efforts because ryan's life is in danger?a demands that ryan be saved and accuses the white house of inaction, while three years later they continue to look for the scapegoat responsible for that political confusion that accompanied the exit. obama was the first to call the couple home, trump signed guarantees with the taliban in doha, but did not develop a detailed plan, biden gave the order, but did not do a good job, democrats and republicans have been throwing spears at each other for 3 years, how did it happen, how did it happen? alexey prokin, alexander dzekin, irina lemkina, ntv television company. there is no threat of spreading monkeypox in our country. this was reported by rospotrebnadzor. the department noted that the situation is under control, in the regions there are high-tech test systems that allow the virus to be detected in the shortest possible time. in addition, enhanced sanitary and quarantine control is in effect at all checkpoints. compatriots who are abroad were advised to avoid direct contact with ani

our ryan yamamoto is live for us inside the convention center. it's a big night for delegates ready to celebrate one of their own, particularly kamala harris, and also passing of the torch from president biden. >> reporter: it's definitely a big celebration and california strong here at the dnc, especially from the bay area. i'm going to introduce you to an east bay delegate, a woman who says this moment has been a long time coming to finally possibly see a woman from her hometown become president of the united states. >> this is historic. >> it is like our super bowl. it is. it is like our super bowl. >> reporter: for ta th delaney, a morning spent surrounded by her fellow bay area delegates. >> it's incredible. it's like being home. >> the next president of the united states and she is from california. >> reporter: and a day of appreciation for her party, where she says it feels like she has been preparing for this convention her entire life. >> people are so excited because the bay area delegation, many of us have known the vice president for

every speech, every debate ryan yamamoto, ryan, thank you so much.ll catch up with you later on in our newscast and in the 11:00 hour. okay. and back here in the bay area. boy, there's a lot of hometown pride this evening for the new democratic nominee kelsi thorud spoke with the supporters who turned out for a dnc watch party in oakland. >reporter>well, this is such an historic night for so many people across the country. but for oaklanders here, this night means something even more. we're here at a watch party hosted by the naacp. oakland branch, and we talked to people about what this historic nomination means to them to even know someone from oakland is going to become president of the united states. it's amazing. cynthia adams, the president of the naacp oakland branch and organizer of this watch party, says many of the people here never thought they would live to see the day where a woman, let alone a black south asian woman and an oakland native, would rise to become the democratic nominee for president. we probably thought we would see a man

but does it have legs for the rest of the year, ryan. >> we think it does.ur anticipation of the falling rate environment, it should allow for a tail wind behind small caps. the cost of borrowing goes down, the bottom line should improve. it's an area we've been excited about since april when we started making additions to portfolios for clients. we think there's legs for the second half. maria: are there areas within the small cap universe that will do better than others, sectors of small cap. >> for sure. we're always looking at sectors of small caps, really anything that's impacted by a.i. like you mentioned. we want to make sure we're on the cutting edge of technology, semiconductors, anything related to the future growth of a.i., we think it's a good play. >> that's a good point. you mentioned semiconductors and small caps. when you look at the sector breakdown, small caps versus the s&p 500, small caps are very heavy in financials, very light in semiconductors. so the stock picker's market in small caps, you have to find individual names. maria: you ha

jessica, back over to you. >> all right, ryan, thanks.e'll see you in a bit. >>> well, the large rock formation in utah known as the double arch collapsed on thursday. park rangers suspect it was caused by changing water levels and erosion from waves in lake powell. no injuries were reported in the collapse. the geological formation in glen canyon was also known as the hole in the roof, and sometimes the toilet bowl. >>> up next on "early today," can los angeles win gold by clearing the ultimate hurdle? how the city notorious for e orfic plans to go car-free f th2028 summer games. fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. swiffer duster traps 4x more dust for a clean even mom approves of. that reach! ♪♪ making hard to reach. so easy! swiffer, [wow!] the mother of all cleans! ♪♪ skincare can start in the laundry room. that's why i always recommend all free clear for sensitive skin. it's free of dyes and perfumes. it's a key part of my self

ryan, good morning. >> hey, good morning, jessica. good morning, everyone. many areas are getting a break. the carolinas, it's so hard by tropical storm debby. we'll see a little bit of relief over the coming days. we still have a stalled out front down south. and that will lead to some showers and thunderstorms. maybe minor additional flooding. but the trend overall is to continue to dry things out and the get the river levels to recede. down south, the heat continues. we've got 17 million people impacted by heat advisories today. we've got heat advisories in effect from oklahoma city through houston, all the way out east into florida. and the heat continues for the next couple of days down south. look at the numbers for today. houston 97. atlanta 93. tallahassee 97. but a nice dip in the jet stream is providing relief across the midwest and the northeast. look at these temperatures for tomorrow. kansas city 75 degrees for the high that is a full 12 degrees below average. and across the midwest and the northeast, the next few days look pretty nice. temperat

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> that looks neat. >> i would like to see ryan trying that. >> that's what hoping for. i'm a little let down. send it back up. all right. let's check on our weather. all right. >> sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast and so much going on on the water and at golden gate park and everywhere else. sandy. >> absolutely. dan and ama and let's talk about that weekend forecast because it's looking fabulous. maybe ryan can go back out there since we have a nice breeze and demonstrate. let me show you a live picture right now from our walnut creek camera. we do have hazy conditions. good evening to all of you. this is just for parts of the bay area, as smoke from the wildfires in the western u.s. and canada still lingering across our region. so the air district has extended the air quality advisory through tomorrow. good to moderate air quality for your saturday. but notice sunday everyone is in the good air quality mode. and that's because the breeze will pick up. temperatures will certainly drop, but the wind will kind of turn over the atmosphere. right

republic to help these to ryan of couplets breed. they brought it to kenya and 2009 where they could grace on the native grasses and their native climate. but those hopes were dashed, no rhino babies, rebel, and both bulls died, leaving behind the 2 females as the last chance for the species. how could they book, part of the answer lies frozen, and these containers at the light, that's institute for zoo and wildlife research in berlin. together was sales for more than $300.00 other species. here we also start seeing samples of november trials and ambrose of november trials. we split them between italy and germany to have a back up in case some catastrophic event happens. at least one bank safe, 30 northern wide, reino embryos, cardinal, slandering, and the cold scientists had harvested seamen from several ride, no boots before they died. every few weeks, the scientists harvest excels from one of the 2 females rhinos the cx, our events loan directly to the left. and it's really where the sperm and the egg meet, end develop into an emb

ryan: those reports came out almost a week ago. given where intel is those reports weren't surprising. from what we could tell from talking to sources, where those came from morn to clear. yes, while the company is vulnerable, looking at the tone gelsinger struck yesterday at the deutsche's conference, it is not clear how to create an immediate impact or upside. none of the options in the story are easy to achieve. if you were looking at the stock this morning you might think you have missed out, but it's a long-term project. >> the stock has been down 56% and is rallying today. maybe the activists are missing the opportunity. perhaps with the stock declining more than 50% this year you could call its entire shareholder base activist. what would fix the problem? >> one of a couple things. we lay out in the story you could spin off product design from foundry operation. foundry is a massive cash suck for any semiconductor player. that project has been central to what gelsinger has been trying to do in the turnaround. he was brought

he also laid flowers at the grave of staff sergeant ryan christian canals, who is the only member of the army killed during the attack. and trump also spoke on the phone with my next guest, as he did that, ryan's mom pollack now self paula. thank you so much for joining us today as you are remembering, your son and i do want to talk with you about your search for accountability over the bombing. first though, i do want to just talk to you about your son because you've spoken so beautifully about the kind of person and soldier that ryan was. and i was just hoping that you could tell us a little bit about him first of all, i just want you to know that i miss him so much. in it's smile was contagious his ability to think through situations was remarkable it was truly gifted at what he was doing. and we're so proud of him for what he was willing to do for our country yeah. you noted that he volunteered for that mission. he didn't have to go on it. and i do want to note, you're speaking to us from fort liberty in north carolina because the base held its annual memorial workout in honor of

ryan, we'll be live all week and his coverage of the 2024 democratic national convention in chicago. we'll continue to have live reports from him and his stories as well. >>> still ahead a mother who lost her own son to fentanyl on a mission to save lives. how she is using hardware stores to help fight for others. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. (intercom) flight deck we are go for launch! (ethan) is that the one? (janet) so much space! that open kitchen! (tanya) ...is that a walk in closet? (ethan) i want those tiles! (intercom) boosters engaged. (ethan) wait! we've got a problem! (janet) problem?! (ethan) how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months??

mahmoud ryan and george. . we raised their detentions in every engagement we have with the taliban. >> every engagement you've had with the taliban, can you see how many engagements are have been with the tell about? >> i would have to take that back. as you know from time to time, we have engaged with them at international fora. we raised among other issues that need for them to release the americans they are unjustly detaining. >> the frequency of those interruptions -- of those interruptions? >> i'm happy to get that to you. >> brian's wife publicly said in recent days how difficult it's been for family children of possibly desperate levels of attention, painstaking diplomacy were her words, the detainees was profiles may not have reached the level of attention that for example those held in russia had. is it fair to see that these cases in afghanistan have gotten less attention, fewer resources? >> absolutely not. we don't determine the level of attention cases get from the press. you know the media covers

i want to bring in nbc news justice correspondent ryan reilly. ryan, good morning. about this. >> yeah, so michael sparks is the first rioter to breach the capitol that day, you have to remember the proud boys broke that window, he was first through. what's remarkable about his case, you often see two paths that january 6 defendants can take when they are charged and face consequences, on the one hand they can realize that they were tricked, fooled and say that they were gullible for falling for the lies in the first place and the other way they can go is fully still buying into the lies about the 2020 election, that's the path that michael sparks went down. he apologized to the officers and his family but offered no apologies to members of congress who had to flee that day and still believes to this day that we are living under, quote, tyranny and that the election was stolen. the judge issued some really strong words in the aftermath of this and departed upward from the sentencing guidelines. he actually told the defendant here that he didn't believe that he reali