because it's just so horrible. >> i always tell her i'm sorry that it happened to her. >> 21-year old sarah goode was the little one with the big personality. her older sisters, samantha, lizzy, tabitha, and jennifer, say even though sarah could take care of herself, they still saw themselves as her protectors. >> was everyone kinda looking out for her, her being the baby? >> always. yeah. >> how many children in your family? >> well there's nine of us. >> nine siblings? >> nine siblings. >> 20 grandchildren. >> 20? >> yes. >> oh, my goodness. how does your mom keep up? >> i don't think any of us keep up. every day there's somebody asking, "how many of us are there again? " >> seven sisters and two brothers. jennifer, who was 12 when sarah was born, fondly recalls that day. >> i just remember going to the hospital after she was born. and mom let me change her first poopie diaper. >> so she was, like, your little baby, too, it sounds like. >> she was. i would wake up with her in the middle of the night and feed her. >> that is a sign of a big family when big sister is feeding the baby in the middl

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host: mississippi up next, sarah. good morning. caller: yes, this is in reference to the gentleman who called from texas. it is really sad. white america does not know our history. that is what abbott and desantis and most of the united states is trying to keep out of the history books. but, never, ever compare a so-called african-american to any other ethnic group in this country. we were brought here. our names were taken. our religion, our culture. then, we sit here and -- my father was a world war ii veteran. he served over in okinawa. when he came back home, he was not able to get agi loan. we talk about redlining. you know what is really great? every day, all of this disenfranchisement done to my people is coming to light. guest: i think the african-american experience in this country is unique. we need to look at it that way. second, we need to teach honest history, which is that this country has made progress, was founded on great ideals. that said, we have often failed to live up to those ideas. we have mistreated african-

. >> hi, sarah, good to see you. >> what are you expecting tomorrow do you think we'll have a problematic number >> we're looking more at the core number. the headline number call actually pop up, because of the base effect, but a good print on core in the last report and we expect a similar print we could be wrong, but a core number in the range of 2.5% annualized, and that would certainly be better than we've been having. >> so what will that mean for september, for the fed, or november >> you know, i think the fed is truly data dependent now i think that the that they emphasized that they could pause in september, they could hike. i think they'll want to keep their options open in particular, sarah, they don't want to declare mission accomplished too soon, but they can't be tone deaf they do need to acknowledge that the data is improving, especially on the price inflation side less progress on the wage inflation side >> why don't they keep hiking? market is not expecting another hike for this year if there's still work to do on inflation and they haven't destroyed the job market, whibt

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ron, good to see you again welcome back >> sarah it's been a while. how are you? >> i'm good.alking to you as an investor now and not necessarily a ceo, as we did for so many years on panera. on the cava investment, how early did you get in and how big do you think it can get relative to a panera or as kate mentioned, a chipotle or sweet green? >> i made a very small investment when cava had two stores but i was very involved in the acquisition of zoe's and made a significant investment at that point and actually joined the board and became chairman. >> what about total addressable market because this is a very richly valued stock even looking price-to-sales relative to chipotle, it's like nine versus five >> sarah, this company has the potential to be an industry-dominant vehicle. it has got that kind of strength the category is powerful i've believed in this category for over a decade. mediterranean is where there are bold and strong flavors. mediterranean is a bit of something new and it excites people cava has been built and is the dominant brand in mediterranean. if you b

sarah stinson joins us. she's live at the federal building in san francisco where the fbi and u.s. attorney just held a briefing about these bombshell arrests and charges. good evening, sarah. >> grant. that's right. we just got the 4 indictments. my hand right now, some of the details of those text messages to disturbing text messages between 3 officers. we also have more details on the charges they put up this board here where you can see some of the details. we're talking about 10 officers, 9 sworn officers and one community officer, 6 of which with antioch police and 4 with pittsburgh police 3 currently working with the department. but they're on administrative leave. u.s. district attorney ismael ramsey announced 9 of the 10 officers arrested in california, texas and hawaii. the fbi, you surveillance and tactical forces just like any arrest. it took 100 fbi agents to make a successful arrest of those 9 people. and this is 2 years of investigation. they said there are 4 indictments. as i mentioned, college fraud indictment. that was that's alleging that 6 officers claimed credit of college credits alleging that they hired people to attend those classes f

good safeguarding sarah dines. good morning again, ms dines. morning to you again, ms dines.h morning, of the telegraph this morning, which braverman home which is a suella braverman home secretary. apparently considering ascension island, which is halfway between brazil and africa, in to order house migrants or process migrants. it's being dubbed plan b for rwanda . so is this just another rwanda. so is this just another pointless announcement really me that doesn't have any meaning for difference? it won't make any meaningful difference . it's any meaningful difference. it's >> well, as i understand it, it's not an announcement. it's just speculation. what i can say is that we are thoroughly committed to the rwandan scheme. we're waiting for the supreme court to give its judgement. i'm pleased that the court and pleased that the high court and the lord chief justice found that offshoring and considering these was perfectly these applications was perfectly lawful are confident that lawful and we are confident that we will succeed . so it's not we will succeed. so it's not ri

please come and say good-bye. sarahbummed that i'm leaving now because i feel like i was just kind of getting into my groove. this is just a stepping stone, okay? - thank you for saying that. - you're on your way, okay? i am kind of, like, in this midwest bubble, and so i have a lot more learning. but i got a lot of new things to bring home to my family. please place your aprons on your benches. purvi: making it to the top 20 was the biggest dream coming true. i came here to show my talent, my indian heritage. i know that whatever i've cooked, i cooked it with full honesty and dignity, and i did my best. - ladies, good night. - joe: good night. - aarón: thank you, ladies. - thank you. if you have a dream, just follow it. even if one door closes, the other opens up. gordon: next time, we celebrate our 250th episode. i present to you the united cakes of america. kennedy, you get to decide who's baking which cake. - ( laughter ) - he's a great chef, so i'm gonna screw him over today. with nine layers! man, and i thought we

host: mississippi up next, sarah. good morning. is in reference to the gentleman who called from texas. it is really sad. white america does not know our history. that is what abbott and desantis and most of the united states is trying to keep out of the history books. but, never, ever compare a so-called african-american to any other ethnic group in this country. we were brought here. our names were taken. our religion, our culture. then, we sit here and -- my father was a world war ii veteran. he served over in okinawa. when he came back home, he was not able to get agi loan. we talk about redlining. you know what is really great? every day, all of this disenfranchisement done to my people is coming to light. guest: i think the african-american experience in this country is unique. we need to look at it that way. second, we need to teach honest history, which is that this country has made progress, was founded on great ideals. that said, we have often failed to live up to those ideas. we have mistreated african-americans. there a

tom: this was a really good conversation with sarah wolfe from morgan stanley.t conversation. the word that is out there in the summer is ambiguity, which we can look at different ways. the ambiguous nature of the jobs report, it cannot be understated. it is a big deal. jonathan: we are still talking about 200,000. tom: pre-2007 below 150 was a pretty multi-number. i saw run rates below 100,000. we are nowhere near that. i would take the moving average of nonfarm payrolls. jonathan: things have slowed down. they wanted to make progress on job openings. lowest since 2021. that would imply we are taking heat out of the labor market. 3.6%, ask the economist, is that consistent with getting inflation down to 2%. lisa: the problem is inflation has to be coming down. this is a fact. everyone knew that it would and this is where everyone was talking about the last mile. where is willingness to do that? how do we understand this data in terms of pace? is it enough for the fed to have full conviction they will get to where they want to be? jonathan: futures unchanged. am

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good evening. thank you for joining us here tonight for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm noelle bellow. we'll get to that story in just a minute. kron 4 sarah stinson did catch up with shoppers before those doors closed for good. and we will have that story for you in just a few minutes. but in san francisco, 2 teens were stabbed at golden gate park this weekend. police were called out to spreckels lake at john f kennedy drive around 9.30 last night. they found 2 young victims with stab wounds there. they were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. no word on what happened or who hurt them. >> over in the east bay, a homicide investigation underway in oakland after someone was shot and killed last night. oakland police say it happened around 8.15, on plymouth street. officers found the victim unresponsive inside a car with multiple gunshot wounds. police have not released any information on the shooter or a possible motive. some developing news this evening. several deadly crashes overnight on bay area roadways. 2 of them happening not far from one another in the south bay kron. 4.70, justice has the very latest from chp, 3 fata

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good, bad, what do you think? sarahi do not think it will be a normatively different than expected. it has been coming in not the great pops we got earlier in the year but around trend. a big slowing will get people to say we are done. now we see what we have to hold. if you got a good number, right now good news is bad news because it means the fed will have to keep going, we are back in that place where it would be nice if good news could be good news and bad news could be bad news but it has been taken by the equity markets almost as an inverse relationship. alix: good to see you. sarah hunt, alpine woods portfolio manager. apple trying to shake up the tablet market with the new ipad pro. will it be enough to ignite sales? details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number® limited edition smart bed. plus, 60-month financing on all smart beds. shop now only at sleep number

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barbara and good talk to sarah. faith has suspended the president of the spanish football association for at least 90 days to be sleepy. alice has refused to step down to kissing plaid chimney. i'm also on the lips off to the world comp final, the entire coaching stuff of the world cops. gold except for the head coach have resigned. these baka has more instead of a few good national view for evan, spain. it'd be protest outside the headquarters of its football federation, the r f f. and the row is escalated to the man of the center r f f president. lewis will be honest with you in the way 2 of them. he's denied his kissing of springs, leading goal score at jenny jose, who led the team to it's women's well come. victory was inappropriate. he quoted consensual so early a here to apologize for his actions. i will not resign, he said defiantly in front of an extruded recession of the federation. it keeps these critics of being false feminists. the federation released still is if the case the approved. it said the president did not lie in the embrace and casework consensual. not so said je

barbara and good luck to sarah young vine and says force at least $5000.00 people to free their homes in haiti this month fest, according to the un violent has increased since the assassination of president juvenile maurice. 2 years ago. 80 percent of the capital is controlled by gang patients. say they moved and burn homes as a fight for control. big bearings are there. i had to leave my house and take only a few quotes. all my children left and i don't know where they are. 5 young boys are in the street and i can't find them. and my husband is blind people, not a single that. i mean, i don't have anywhere else to go. i only have what is here. my id. i don't know what they took. i don't know if they've burned my house, don't install everything i have. now, women make up nearly half of all online game is globally, but only a few comp compete professionally in the lucrative industry. some female players say they face sexism, bullying, and discrimination. concrete force from richmond, australia, on the efforts being made to change that. a hardy one is a member of the sports academy, the

still ahead on ill just sarah cocoa golf good form continues of the canadian always been feet around software. the actually the the, the side of this board now his patient. thank you very much to, i'm sorry, i'm on a say is which wants to play a long so christy on every now there was a big reason to make the move to saudi arabia the car, the african player of the year. and they find unique to join all nasa way he'll team up with rinaldo on a is one of several big names to do in the sound. he probably hate of the new season, including to invincible and bonus room and limiting teammates for bits of amino and so the name of the for me, you so you feel really happy to, to be part of the display of goals and to, to make sure the destiny could become one of the best for sure. i think uh, if you see how they, they work on it and how they, they're doing their best to, to, to bank all this with base. i think you can see whole understands also the sondra this any use that has been introduced in the you a by is new team member. it's club. said he, 9 year old former will come when it with spain

weather presents, or jeff harrington joins me with more on we're records of being shafted and sarah, that's a good word that you use shattered because one example is a level breaking its previous record by 3 degrees. that is a huge margin. so a level hottest stay on record of any month. 47.4, you noticed we got the color is on. so as usual, dark at the red, the higher the temperature but just south of there in georgia and actually pretty close to the border with syria. how to stay on record there as well at 45 degrees. this happened by the way on monday, but it's not just jordan syria. got to talk about turkey as well. potentially could be our 1st ever 50 degree reading right across the country. now this still needs to be verified, but this is a big deal if it happened his story and record breaking heat. but same goes for the capitol as well, on correct. on monday, hitting $41.00 and a half degrees. so we are in the thick of a heat wave or insure the forecasts for today on tuesday on correct. you're still in at 40 degrees, but it is the wind through the boss for us, it's going to put a cap on the

quote about san francisco and then follow up with a series of clips of people just having a good time. sarah says that he understands there are many challenges that the city is faced with, but he wants to highlight the beauty that still exists so that it's not overshadowed by a strictly negative narrative. >> this is not about turning our backs on problems. it's really about shining a light on all of the great things have to celebrate about this in. i think the city for me personally, has given me so much so many relationships and giving me such a for a place routed place in the community. and i see this as an opportunity to get back. >> and his web site we love s f dot org explains that this is purely a passion project for him. no politics, no money. just appreciation for the place that he's called home for more than 15 years. they're also hosting in-person meetups, too. and he hopes to connect with local organizations to help spread the word. >> and again, this is a brand new initiative. i mean, they literally just launched this about a week ago. but i'm really curious to see what people c

we'll be back in half an hour, but for now i'll hand you back to sarah and jon. goodondon, right on the edge of the existing zone, withjust right on the edge of the existing zone, with just one day to go until it expands to cover all london boroughs. two people die after becoming trapped in their car on a flooded road in liverpool. in sport the world athletic championships comes to an end with keeley hodgkinson missing out on gold again as she wins silver in the 800 metres final. good morning. today is another day of sunshine and showers, fewer showers that we saw at the weekend, many will miss them all together and if you are in the sunshine, it will feel pleasantly warm. it's monday the 28th august. our main story. from midnight tonight, the cost of driving anywhere in london will increase as the whole city becomes the world's largest ultra low emission zone. owners of the most polluting vehicles will have to pay a daily charge of £12.50 for driving in the zone as tom edwards reports. the ultra low emission zone or ulez expands out to cover all of london tonight at

sarah. how are you? >> i'm good. thank you. i would like to ask about iet. >> what a mess.dea what it is. i have no idea how it makes its money. i just think it's totally opaque. i say stay away. how about quentin in virginia. quentin. >> hey. >> boo-yah. what's up? >> hey, man, this is independent candidate for governor of west virginia. because of this new bricks thing that's going on and what's about to go down the pipe on november 1st, is this a good time to buy gold? >> yeah, look, i think gold is an insurance company. it's like asking me if it's a good time to own car insurance. i always want to own gold. it's a good company. not the best lately. th it's not run as well as it used to be and that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> coming up, cramer spins a stock solution of the greatest story ever told. study up and let this all timer do the work. next. good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is

good morning, everyone. sarah madeline sitting in for the general manager. i have a short report for you. first fulton plaza carnival is coming. roadways, gim and cotton candace that he is next week when civic center carnival kicks off it is the fulton plaza and begins thursday august 24. with 5 huh human to a thousand people expected tell bring life and gi to the civic center your. we are looking forward to the exciting activation and it is the first of many at the site. come on the heels of a pilot project to enhance neighboring un mrs. saying. also last week bike share program in golden gate park with mta and rec and park >> 8a ratify in the time for outside lands and 4 in the next few weeks manufacture optionless. parks from the flurries to the western side inform ocean beach. >> the stations filled i gentleman in the station network. and -- this was also a key per of the safety and access program. we are continuing to deliver on of commitments made through that program >> next week keep are looking forward it unveiling hery play ground in the sunnydale

good . the entered the conflicts with sarah kelly. after months of speculation, the log ins as a painting ukrainian counter offensive appears to be under way. my guess this week on complex own is ukrainian deputy prime minister, all the stuff you need to know who overseas, you cream integration into the un nato. what more does she need from partners to future proof ukraine's defense conflict zone? in 30 minutes on d. w, the algeria is here, mauritania is here. they don't work truck. we know is this one of the great dreams and the grim reality the sahara was hel, i swear what remains? i just want to be free. the house on the edge of this, the heart of the last shelter. start september, 2nd, on dw, the . this is the, the, the news life from the land, the leader of russia's, most of the rate wagner group is got a for, gosh, it is still to be dead. it was listed as a passenger on board, a private jets traveling between moscow answer petersburg, which was crushed with no survives also on the program. india becomes the 1st country to land n

sarah . national cuisine restaurants and countless tents with indian goods. is even promised to hold a wedding ceremony for dozens of newlyweds. in authentic style. this is how the festival appears before the guests this year. in general , it is held in the capital for the eighth time and has long become a symbol of the deep. the friendship of our countries is supported by the ministry of culture and the governments of india and moscow. i don’t think the mission of the rich and monotonous on india if you look at such a big fear, what did i come up with? why should he come to moscow in india, there are 120 different ones. you can say the market , the market, you can say, where the network is comrade tea and the kitty sleeps, that you need to eat everything. here last year the festival attracted more than two million guests. and this is not surprising because it reigns here. not just a summer holiday atmosphere the festival focuses on sincere hospitality. even the lottery here is without losing, each participant is given fabrics from india, i stand in line, but

missed your chance for summer travel, but some experts say now may be your chance to find a good travel deal. sarah curran ellie has some tips for us. >> if you're looking to book a trip that's inexpensive domestically or internationally, september and october is the best time to travel because airfare is low. that's according to travel expert hayley berg from hopper. >> we're already seeing fares for international trips like those to europe down hundreds of dollars for summer averaging about 30% off international and domestic flights right now, domestic airfares around $260 while international flights are under $1000. she says it's because most americans take their big trips in the summer. so there's a travel lower airlines drop prices to boost flying intrest was the best fares available are 2 regional destinations think mexico central america and the caribbean. those flights are usually cheaper than longer flights to asia and europe. berg recommends for people to look at discount airlines. make sure to look at what carriers are flying from the airport and if they might have special deals on new r

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good travel deal. in fact, we've got sarah, you're now with more on tips of how find those really good ticket prices. >> if you're looking to book a trip that's inexpensive domestically or internationally, september and october is the best time to travel because airfare is low. that's according to travel expert hayley berg from hopper. >> we're already seeing fares for international trips like those to europe down hundreds of dollars for summer averaging about 30% off international and domestic flights right now, domestic airfares around $260 while international flights are under $1000. she says it's because most americans take their big trips in the summer. so there's a travel lower airlines drop prices to boost flying intrest was the best fares available are 2 regional destinations think mexico central america and the caribbean. those flights are usually cheaper than longer flights to asia and europe. berg recommends for people to look at discount airlines. make sure to look at what carriers are flying from the airport and if they might have special deals on new routes or out to their already flying.

barbara, and good talk to sarah. returning now to the panama canal, where at least $200.00 ships of stranded on either side of the passageway because of no water levels after months of dropped their alexander on p a. t joins this once again to talk to us about the economic impact of all this on a sunday. yes, certainly. thank you. uh, actually uh the in the last few days the number of ships uh, has been following the ballot. roughly a 115. uh that remain in line to enter the the canal, but obviously that number changes pretty much every day about to talk about tickle nomic impact the let me bring in our guest under this sweltering son here at one of the locks at the panama canal. so a run that as we're saying before about my trash at international shipping experts seo of best rights search dot com at talk us through a little bit about the economic impacts so far that these restrictions i've had. and in particular, what, what products are, are suffering the most? what thank you very much and then the products that are

kron 4 sarah stinson caught up with shoppers before those doors closed for good. >> nordstrom has officiallylosed its flagship store in san francisco with empty showcases and bare walls. yellow tape blocked off areas already cleared out. but in the final hours of operation, people packed onto escalators up each floor to shop here. one last time. it's like the last day. so that's kind of size so >> this is one my favorite >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move to new >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to tragedy for san francisco. julie over to lou martin lives in new york. but s

host: sarah is a public health professional from georgia, good morning. caller: good morning and thank you. i live here in decatur, georgia and i'm familiar with the work of the cdc and i think your guest, there is always room for improvement and there should be a review of what was done and what could have been done better and i think cdc has made efforts to do that. i think the refocusing on getting cdc back to its roots of communicable disease which is true and that's how it started, its history was to deal with that. and talking about other agencies could do things but i think there is real value in what cdc does for other conditions, taking a public health approach that is not strictly medical that the other agencies do not do. i know the nih is wonderful at clinical research and addressing the basic science of health problems but cdc in its support, its mission is to help public health and help the public and i think your guest should probably mention the majority of the funding that comes into cdc goes out the door to the states in the local health

good morning, welcome to breakfast with sarah campbell and jon kay. our headlines today.am in eltham iam in eltham in i am in eltham in south—east london right on the edge of the existing zone with just one day to go until it covers all boroughs, i will have the details for all drivers. two people die after becoming trapped in their car on a flooded road in liverpool. in sport, the world athletic championships comes to an end with keeley hodgkinson missing out on gold again as she wins silver in the 800 metres final. good morning. today is a day of sunshine and showers but if showers than we saw over the weekend and if you are in the sunshine it will feel pleasantly warm. all of the details later. it's monday the 28th august. our main story.

. >>> all right, good evening to you. i'm sarah snider and this is "cnn tonight." there are significant developments in major legal cases involving former president donald trump and hunter biden. the u.s. attorney investigating president biden's son is elevated to special counsel status after plea talks broke down and a possible trial looms. and the judge in former president trump's election subversion case is issuing a protective order, barring trump from publicly disclosing sensitive information she says his right to free speech is not absolute. >>> the extent of the destruction from the catastrophic wildfires in hawaii starting to become more clear now. at least 67 people have died in maui. and that toll is expected to unfortunately rise as more rubble is being searched. the wildfires damaging more than 3,000 home. cnn is on the ground in maui with the very latest reporting from there. >>> and a moment in american history. 50 years ago today hip hop was born in the bronx. tonight we celebrate this trailblazing art form that has changed america and the world. ♪ w

sarah, this looks like a really good deal for penn obviously, but as far as espn is concerned or disneys a bee heem most. even if it goes well how much could it actually help disney. >> you know i think this is something to watch. i think that you know, espn has struggled and that's not something we're used to. you know from disney and so if they can sort of capture some of that three billion dollars of revenue a draftkings does that could make a big difference to the bottom line. disney's media side of the business does about 14 billion a year. they don't break out espn's numbers separately but it is assume the espn does around four to five billion. so that's a pretty big boost. charles: so speaking of not doing well, disney has really not done well for a long time. they're going to report after the close. earnings estimates are down significantly in the last three months. the execution has been inconsistent at best. what are you expecting to hear after the? >> i think they have been down so long it might look like up. this quarter is prices in. that it is going to be bad. the expectat

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kron 4 sarah stinson caught up with shoppers before the doors close for good. >> nordstrom has officially closed its flagship store in san francisco with empty showcases and bare walls. yellow tape blocked off areas already cleared out. but in the final hours of operation, people packed onto escalators up each floor to shop here. one last time. it's like the last day. so that's kind of size so >> this is one of my favorite for. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move back to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie of the 2 little mart

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good morning. welcome to breakfast, with ben boulos and sarah campbell.es resigns after months of speculaton. in a blistering attack, she accuses rishi sunak of whipping up a public frenzy against her. i'm actually shocked that the prime minister himself has kind of opened the door on free hits at me from anybody. suspended by fifa and facing mass resignations from his coaching staff, the crisis in spanish football deepens over the behaviour of its chief, luis rubiales. and on the hunt for the loch ness monster. will the largest search in 50 years finally unravel the mysteries of the deep? in sport: england's problems continue to mount as they lose to fiji for the first time and head into a world cup with five defeats from six matches. good morning. we got another day

. >> all right, sarah, thank you for that. have a good time out. there were a little jealous of you. yeah, that she deserves to sneak him somehow. i guess going to happen. you can hear. yeah, no here. show thanks. all right. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news today. streets covered in shards of glass. a familiar sight in san francisco. but our car break-ins becoming more common. actually break down the numbers. also dreamforce could be in danger of leaving san francisco marc comments. >> but some hope could be a wake-up call for the city. >> this year's annual dreamforce conference at moscone center in san francisco could be the last sale. swore ceo marc benioff tells the chronicle if conditions don't turn around, don't count on the three-day conference coming back in 2024, which could be a devastating economic blow to san francisco. largest annual conference of the year. it bring 40,000 delegates in the san francisco who spend tens of millions of dollars in our economy. and it's important not only reports, but for all of our conferences when they c

. >>> all right, good evening to you. i'm sarah snider and this is "cnn tonight."al cases involving former president donald trump and hunter biden. the u.s. attorney investigating president biden's son is elevated to special counsel status after plea talks broke down and a possible trial looms. and the judge in former president trump's election subversion case is issuing a protective order, barring trump from publicly disclosing sensitive information she says his right to free speech is not absolute. >>> the extent of the destruction from the catastrophic wildfires in hawaii starting to become more clear

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good uh, ends again. uh, we would welcome joe me to provide the dollar or sarah launch christmas files the same way as you can friends, deeds fall off the target, or our war policy is command and control node. so there is still room for improvement piece. you'll have really interested in this kind of, since there's been some criticism that restrictions on the use of western weapons for example. and you mentioned jeremy, they're the leper tanks from germany. it comes into that category and that that might have him strong ukraine. do you agree? i haven't seen anything related to legal parts, so there is no concern with regard call. ukraine can employ legal parts and then no restrictions. so that's why all these reports, as for me super flows, presidents lensky has said that the war will increasingly affect russian territory . however, drawing a tax on moscow or the crime in peninsula really related to the general counter offensive. or ah, well, if you have successfully and disliked in the russian air defense system, so they don't guard is strong gar, rail and the mobile breach linking temper occupied premie