host: andrea in sanford, maine, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i feel bad, obviously, for the people in iran that are stuck there but $6 billion is a lot of money, and it just seems a little bit heartless to say what's the alternative when the support for the poorest people in this country have been cut, their food stamps, their health care benefits, the supports that all these people need and $6 billion is going for just four or five people. it seems that it would make sense to try a little harder, a different kind of negotiation because, you know, our president has a lot more people to take care of than them. i appreciate your sadness and their efforts that they've made to do good things in iran but still, there's a lot of other people who have had benefits taken away. so i just wanted to make that point. host: aaron, it bears repeating the $6 billion is not american taxpayer money but iranian money. aaron: though i'm in maine as well. right. hello to sanford. i would say there's a broader point the caller makes which is important. foreign poli

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in total seven gymnasts from the sanford team earned spots on the national team. colt walker, who placed fourth all-around and khoi young laced silver. we caught up with their coach after the competition. >> i review the success as 100% routine. we didn't, but it's nice that we had three guys in the top four. that was a little bit of a perk. >> very nice. anthony floras is that that s.a.p. nter, and u can watch the competition right here tonight at 7:00. we will have all the highlights and reaction from athletes tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up, new details about the racist attack at a florida dollar store. what we are learning about the timeline. >>> plus, a tiny past posing a major threat to california agriculture. what they are doing about this invasive species. >>> when made to upper 90s will be in the tri-valley forecast, when we come right back. >>> just when kids are getting back to school, some classes are closing down. are closing down. and monster hunters (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled

abc7 news reporter luz pena tells us there is a question many are asking, kenmore music help save sanford- can more music help save san francisco? luz: this is day 15 of the event and thousands of people are here. this is exactly what san francisco needs, more tourists staying in hotels and spending money. the crowds are back at golden gate park and san franciscans have a message for everyone coming this weekend. >> welcome! luz: these sisters from sacramento are feeling the welcoming spirit. >> so excited. it is my fifth year. >> it is my first year. luz: over 200,000 tickets sold, with people coming from across the country. these friends made the trip from seattle. >> you literally came to us from outside land. >> he is from the philippines. luz: you came from the philippines. >> i don't speak english. [laughter] luz: i heard you speak english right now. >> that is the only english i know. >> kendrick lamar. luz: more tourists means more revenue for the city. >> they generate tax revenues that we don't have to pay otherwise. it creates jobs and employment, revenue for small businesses.

so riverside county and sanford andino county, they are all in the prep mode today. the area near palm springs, palm springs is supposed to be the most vulnerable and will get the most wetness, most rain. so they particularly have to be prepared . and also we should tell you that as of tomorrow. so again, the surveillance, the aerial surveillance to find the homeless right now, the piece of advice for most of us is to stay home, stay, drive and stay safe. reporting live in chino hills, i'm susan harrison. back to you , christina. susan, thank you for that live report. we had a cooler day across the bay area today. did you notice the difference? but okay, it was still a little bit on the muggy side right. but this is really interesting. we have the billowing clouds over the eastern portion of our bay area at this hour. very similar to what we experienced yesterday. and the day before. and that is because we're still receiving a lot of the subtropical moisture that continues to ride up from the south. it's sparking thunderstorm activity again around the spine of the si

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. >> sanford's absent from school. yes, it it is. >> there is an air quality advisory in effect. this is going to be through the weekend of the problem continues to be wildfires in oregon and california. no spare the air alert. however, it's that's livermore. it sure has grown a lot in exact or san jose. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a look at the weekend. yeah. guys weekend is looking good, too. i think we're going to see temperatures right around the average for this time of year. that means some nice weather for the bay area. today we start with a really large blanket of fog all the way over the bay and into the valleys. now it is broken up. begin to see it come back in. but i don't think it's going to be quite as think overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. so we've got some patchy fog out there looking good over san francisco right now and well, it looks like we've got a great weekend ahead. weather-wise temperatures right now. you've got a warm 81 degrees in concord, very pleasant. 73 in fremont. 71 light breeze in palo alto. 74 in carlos and 63 degr

we go to tamika in sanford, florida, good morning. hi. >> oh, hi, my name is tamika. i would like for -- to do more networking. >> you wanted who to do networking? >> my cellular phone, all electronic angles. leveraging of the rod, that situation. that makes it tough to be another manufacturer. $250? so please remove those entities. at&t off of my cellular phone. >> that sounds like an individual issue. we are going to go to dominic who is calling from ontario, canada. good morning. >> hey, how is it going, good morning. first thing is you've got to nationalize the energy industries, that is the first thing that has to happen. that is the base thing. then next, you invest that into your rail infrastructure so you can move people from one place and things from one place. and then when you do that, you build off of that and then you get social housing in there. then you get some people living and maybe surviving. and then maybe, maybe you have a functioning society. i don't know, i don't know, i don't know if i'm talking -- the energy companies and their reaction to thi

and you also grew up in orlando, florida, which is 15 minutes from sanford directory, one bottom skills in 2012. i saw myself in trouble. you know, it was a kid who was at the city bus home bus would drop me off about a mile away from the house. and i would walk that mile every single day after school. and that's what happened, a trademark. she was stopped by george zimmerman. and then the criminal justice system couldn't do anything to hold george zimmerman accountable. so that was the last offering. what is the importance of data in the side for racial injustice in 2014 ferguson enterprises and services? this was one of the sort of flash point where the nation can focus on police. finally, it became clear that there was very little data produced by the federal government to help us understand the problem. for me, that meant that 1st we need to get the data into the site to the 11.5 hours. since i'm not quite simply visualizes people who are killed by police, the goal is to demonstrate assistance. indeed, a nationwide problem network fires a systemic a solution you've been working to r

the aclu in sanford suing the supreme court. they are accusing the court of jailing people who are to port to post bail. unconstitutional and that according to the supreme court, no person should lose their liberty because of failure to pay. reggie: studios are ready to restart talks. they have asked the writers killed two return to the negotiating table. it is the first time in more than three months that they've reached out to try to end the strike. last month, strike that is not clear if the company has reached out to them. we are closely following the results of the largest neighbor strike and san jose. city workers will vote on whether to authorize a strike. it could affect city services like libraries, summer camps and delays at the airport. city workers are asking for a livable wage. it's offering a 5% raise next year followed by a 4% raise in a 3% raise in upcoming years. amanda: students are soaking in the last week of summer break as they prepare to kick off the school year. students showed up for registration with mor

daniel, - there's a lot to wade through as we process this breaking news, stay with us, daniel sanford watching bbc news, live from london as we cover that breaking news about yevgeny prigozhin. the boss of the wegner paramilitary group. the russian military group says he was killed and that plane crash and nine others were on board. we are looking for confirmation of those details, we can confirm that his name was on the passenger list. let's talk through these developments, joining us from washington, andrewjanuary, assistant director at the atlantic council's eurasia centre. great to have you on the programme, thanks forjoining us. it's shocking news forjoining us. it's shocking news for many, what's your reaction? thank you for having me, it's shocking news with which the speed we are seeing this information come in. i think roughly two months ago, when prigozhin led his mutiny against the russian military leadership and was stopped short of moscow, and there was disagreement between him and lukashenko, the director of belarus, and vladimir putin, the dictator in russia, everything

second, student at sanford. third, engineer in both countries. fourth, director. fifth,. that might supposed to be the last of these would be an added climate but has not been told said so. instead his influence has gone on from strength to strength. he became the very ideal of the elder. citing much. speaking seldom, counseling untold numbers of men and women. standing as a symbol oforal strength. all knowing there is at least one great man in america who stood above the possibility of corruption and self-seeking. all recognize h had never sought personal gain or even payment for his public service. as the years moved on, after the end of the white house days asthere is a great depression. through the second world war and through the years that succeeded that war. the fairness of those who had blamed mr. hoover for what was inin reality worldwide economic. on his magnificent did not even worry about the outcome. he knew he had been right. he had been unjustly blamed. and by wonderful grace he lived long enough to see the time when what had been ath problem was a problem

if you like the fog, which most of us do in sanford disco, that will be with us -- in san francisco.eat will move into inland valleys and stick around for five to six days. peak heat arrives next tuesday but between that, temperatures began to soar. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see a cloud mass offshore and an area of low pressure that brought as a few sprinkles and activity in the sierra nevada. those systems will keep the moisture offshore but also default closer to home. we will be looking at the range of temperatures. 60's to triple digits next weekend into early next week. we had a better view a moment ago. it is kind of overexposed. reaching out to parts of the east bay. 50 eight san francisco, low 60's for apollo alto. 62 in san jose. sleepy sea lions at pier 39. throughout the afternoon, upper 60's, and average downtown. 58 in santa rosa, warmth today but more so tomorrow but will look for cloverdale and inland valleys of torn hillsboro looking pretty hot the next few days. 60 in concord and liver a little warmth yesterday. in the mountains, you can have pretty i

a smart move by the other three associates hopkins, crocker and huntington but not as haunted is sanford's up being he basically dies before the government soaked investigating how the contracts check out he more or less gets away with it. i does have a conflict which is what the octopuses based on he goes in and tries to negotiate with the confederate veterans who are the settlers. and then takes off to europe with a start shooting out the lights. >> for a lot of the book you hone in on the industrialists, investors, founders who are hailed for creating technological innovations that made the modern world and always more prosperous, better connected more productive lives but also constantly plugging ann how a lot of technology was developed primarily militaristic. those consequences those more productive or helpful outcomes are secondary to their intention. at the time was there also a same sort of -- of the simpler discussion or argument of discourse we are seeing today were some people push back and say palo alto has been not good for humanity because so many bounties as opposed to the

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these things commissioned severadecades passed before minnesota commissioned this statue of maria sanford, educator to one of the first female college professors the country. and here we pioneer for women in science. the first woman to hold a full professorship at johns hopkins school of medicine, first woman elected to the national academy of sciences and the first woman to head a department at the rockefeller institute for medical research. joy buba. as you can see her, portrait there created, i would say a more contemporary rendering of her figure. it's much more impressionistic than some of the other bronzes that see in the collection. you can really feel artist touch the artist's hand when look at the surface of esther hobart smith coming really just a year later after e sabin from, wyoming. and as we earlier, she was the first woman justice of the peace. i think in the entire country, the united states as well as a very active devoted suffragist. and here is 20 years after that. so there's quite a lot of space of time that's happening between these commissions, although they sort of

she then attended sanford and after deploying twice to iraq and afghanistan with the u.s.s. she joins nasa's astronaut corps in 2013. all right. >> coming up, brock purdy making his preseason debut tonight against the denver broncos at levi stadium. and that is where kate really is tonight. she's going to tell us how he did live from the us how he did live from the stadium next. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the smell of football is in the air and that is why we're live here at levi stadium tonight for the forty-niners second preseason game of the year. taking on the denver broncos. lots of players trying to get their final reps before the regular season starts earned their spots on those rosters. but the most important storyline for the forty-niners, of course, concerns the quarterback position. bro

. >>> joining us the former governor of south carolina mark sanford. got to see you, governor.ukee, the aforementioned milwaukee, wisconsin, who are you watching most closely this evening? >> yeah. i look forward to it. i'm watching everyone closely. i just landed and wish i could be over there with you. didn't quite make it, but i'm here. i'm at least in town. >> that's all that matters. what do you think -- there's a big debate of how much do you take on donald trump on the stage in his absence and how much do you turn the focus to anything other than trump though he's obviously front and center in this debate because he is the front-runner far and away. what do you think is the best strategy? >> you better go after him. the nature of a campaign is saying what you believe, but also saying why you're better than the other guy in addressing issues that are important to people's lives and what i haven't heard in almost, you know, with the exception of chris christie and maybe asa hutchinson is a lot of, okay, here's what i believe and here's why trump won't get you there. i thin

these activists who say it is taking too long for the city to establish safe consumption sites in sanford disco. today, saying enough is enough as the city stares down what is potentially the deadliest year yet in the truck overdose crisis. in the heart of the tenderloin district, a drug overdoses reversed, right this group is here setting up this pop up safe consumption site, a place for people to use drugs with summit nearby in case of an overdose. >> we are not putting anyone at risk, and coding ourselves. >> he is battling addiction to fentanyl and says it is a relief. >> do you have to move everything around? >> yeah. >> we just keep going. and feel safe. we are safe. the public is say. >> what we are doing today is we are showing how simple it can be to save lives. >> she is the executive director of a local nonprofit working with people on the streets, one of a handful of activists who took the day off of work. >> it is important that when we do something unsanctioned that it does not below back on our organizations -- blow back on our organizations. >> they have been trying to set

among those 11, of course, is a statue honoring maria sanford, a 19th century professor at the university of minnesota, who is one of the first woman to work as a professor. and mary mcleod bethune, a civil rights activist who buy candy first african american to be honored and statuary hall with the state commission statute from the state of florida. those numbers make me think of a time i was on trevor noah's show a few years ago. i told him, that and the history of the senate, with had nearly 2000 men and only about 50 women. he said to me, if i'm not club head numbers that, that it shut it down. but we're not shutting anything down. least of all the capital. and, fact we are focused on opening things up. as chair of the senate rules committee, with senator deb fischer as ranking member, i'm working toward making sure that women's contributions to our country are reflected in these halls. that is why i worked across the aisle with senators murkowski, collins, and sinema to pass bipartisan legislation to place such as of former supreme court processes ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o

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host: let's go to andrea in sanford, maine, democrat. caller: good morning.eel bad, obviously, for the people in iran that are stuck there. but, $6 billion is a lot of money. it just seems a little bit heartless to say, what is the alternative, when the support for the people of our country have been cut? their food stamps, health care benefits, support all these people need. $6 billion is going for four or five people. it seems that it would make sense to try a little harder, a different kind of negotiation because we are -- our president has a lot more people to take care of than them. i appreciate their sadness and efforts that they have made to do good things in iran, but still, there is a lot of other people who have had benefits taken away. i just wanted to make that point. host: i guess it bears repeating, the 6 billion is not american money, it is iranian money. guest: hello to sanford. there is a broader point that the caller makes which is important. that is, foreign policy begins at home. the united states faces a much greater threat here. we need