i'd take the things they say anh say but is it true? a different approach i take to which is important, i, like mans conservatives write about with the left does i disagree t with. they said this and this is wrong. and i do the same thing. i do not do it in attack mode. but beyond that i have a second argument where ien say give them their argument. let's assume they are right right now you can't debate me because of saying you're wrong. we all agree whites are racist or the country is robbing people police are hunting down black men paid let's assume that is true. i simply asked, is what you are doing going to lead to a solution? it is that w simple. even if you're right we are still in trouble because were not doing anything out focus on the solution you don't talk about a solution. that was the point of the book. so i was fortunate enough to write in the book, beating people, got a radio show. and i was the odd man out for us talk about social work everyone else in the stage talk politics. like where you talk about this? it's importa

you know, anyone can walk on to say in camp says that under this county and this it, anyone can just work. and there's no there's no safety. see that staff and students >> currently, the education association is in the mediation step in the bargaining process with the contra costa county board of education management. both sides are set to meet again tomorrow. we reached out to the office of education and we'll let you know its response as soon as we get one. >> to national news now, monday night, fbi raid of former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home committees to rock washington tonight. questions continue about exactly what agents were looking for and why the search is happening now. our first catherine heenan has all the details. >> people familiar with the investigation say the search focused on classified material. the president brought home to florida after leaving the white house. we already know he was asked earlier this year to return 15 boxes of material to the national archives. they contained government documents momentos gifts and letters. he did so only after a de

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the government says there are many excellent supported housing providers, but it says it has recentlytronger powers to intervene, backed by an investment of £20 million. meanwhile, tenants and their families say theyjust want to be supported well enough to live in peace. i'd like my space to do what they said they were going to do initially, which is to support my son, improve his standard of living and feel safe in his own home. this is bbc news. i'm david willis. our top stories: a fire at a russian ammunition depot is being blamed for the evacuation of two border villages, as explosions are reported at an airfield in russian—occupied crimea. in ukraine, the un chief says any damage to a nuclear plant would be suicide. on a visit to lviv, he calls for an end to fighting near the facility but hopes for peace remain. there has been some progress. ukraine and russia still are not talking to each other but they could reach future agreements with the united nations and turkey as brokers in the middle. a usjudge unseals documents that authorised the fbi to search donald trump's florida ho

to say? nothing. he says i approved it, i can't say anything but my guys aren't crookied. really? really your guys aren't crooked? all right, let's see. the last time they planted evidence on trump which was the dossier and doctored evidence to get the warrant and lied to the judge about it so now we're supposed to trust you guys? not how it works. he says we are a going to release the affidavit and the warrant and stuff like that. he's already being sued in florida by judicial watch. they're the ones trying to get some transparency, he doesn't know what he's talking about. now, if you have an administration, the obama administration that spied on the trump campaign, inserted moles into the trump campaign and wire tapped the trump campaign, and then you have a biden administration that raided trump's house, and raided his lawyer's house, and these people and shackled them and gave them full body cavity searches. did they do that to any democrats? can you name any high-profile democrat who's h

it police say they received several 9-1-1. calls reporting shots fired just before one. 45 monday afternoon officers arrived at the area to find a male victim. they say he was taken to the hospital. it's depressing. but >> really because you kind of get desensitized. about shootings that happened >> nicholas is easy and lives in oakland and was walking past the lake just after police had cleared the area. chief leronne armstrong says this is the second incident in this area recently and they're trying to figure out if they're related as easy and was surprised to hear the shooting happened in the middle of the day. it's even more depressing considering walked the lake with my kids to know as easy and says he feels for the family of the victim and says he'll be even more cautious when out and about just have to. >> and always be aware of your surroundings. chief armstrong says they're still investigating the motive of the shooting in oakland amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> new tonight at 9, an oakland man was found dead in the sacr

i say, that's why i say sometimes that's why you can't say never political consideration. was it a political consideration when justice frankfurter convinced the court not to take the case immediately because they were having a very hard time getting desegregation enforced in the south and he was afraid if we take it now, we're going to make it impossible, we'll never get it, they just won't do it, they just won't do it and they took the loving case several years later and decided against it. okay. now, was that a political decision or was it institutional? what kind of a decision was that? and i put that in, if you want to show, yes, that's why it's hard to say. there can be-- >> and right now there are some cases. >> i want to interrupt and say thank you for this evening and joan and justice, it's been such an honor. justice breyer, the last word if you have an opportunity to share with us, if you could close us out for this event? >> i think shared with everybody in this room that we see a problem and joan has brought it out and i think it's great, and so you have to ch

the government says there are many excellent supported housing providers, but it says it has recentlys stronger powers to intervene, backed by an investment of £20 million. meanwhile, tenants and their families say theyjust want to be supported well enough to live in peace. i'd like my space to do what they said they were going to do initially, which is to support my son, improve his standard of living and feel safe in his own home. temperatures have been coming down over the last few days. it's been getting cooler and fresher for england and wales, but we still hold onto some humidity through today where we'll see further thundery showers across the south. largely dry with some sunshine across the north because of this ridge of high pressure. this weather front continues to generate showers and thunderstorms, though, from south wales, the midlands, southwards. again, some of them could be torrential, with the risk of localised flooding in places. but a fine day to come for scotland and northern ireland. dry here, more sunshine around. it'll feel quite pleasant, with temperatures reac

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say the press doesn't understand me and of course republicans all say the same thing. the media has driven itself into ideological cultural cul-de-sac. they can only relate to one group of people and that's why they carve the news create the news cover certain stories the way they do. it's why colon kaepernick when he nailed at a football game became a symbol of heroism to so many college educated democrats including reporters, but to the rest of the country, it was an act of disrespect. but the presidents see it that way. they thought that was a narrow-minded take and intolerant take bordered on racism and this is where i will blow the whistle when you have so many people cut from that same cloth become reporters who see the world the same way you reinforce a very narrow thinking in newsrooms, and it's the same narrow thinking that was said that donald trump is a danger to the republic and we need to protect america by getting donald trump which led to so many false stories be putting on the air that had to later be retracted. i make the case in the book for more ideo

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just it's and it's almost a under heavy, say underwhelming to say there's a lot going on. but there is a lot going on. >> well, the districts across the country are using federal pandemic money to hire more mental health specialists. they're rolling out new coping tools and their expanding curriculum, which prioritizes emotional health for these kids. and the sarah says a unified school district held a welcome back event for students on wednesday. lots of activity at schools in the city. here's what it looked like at john o'connell. high school in the mission district. as of usd superintendent matt wayne and other school leaders wanted to wish all students a good years. that's exactly what they did. well, still ahead of the fall, but morning news. >> reunited and it feels so good. a happy ending to a story we brought you not too long ago. stick around as you're going to want to see this happy reunion. and it involves middle baby call will be right back. back to the kron. 4 morning .- news at all for you now for 29 and going on for 30. >> we've been talking about the heat f

quiet did you say? did you say there was one thing going on? there's actually a couple of things going on. there's a couple of things going on. this is the busiest. it's been at 4 30 all week. so let's get started. maybe the commute is getting off to an early start. maybe things will calm down by eight fingers crossed. we're looking at traffic coming in from westbound 205. you see a little bit of slowing there and the usual spots, but no major issues. in that part of the tri valley area in some of the problems we mentioned last time in the peninsula and to 80 northbound have now been cleared, but we do have some new information about westbound 80 just west of american canyon. there is a crash and you crash that just came in there. and then if you look over in the north bay and marin county. northbound one. oh, one just north of the scales. there is a crash there that is blocking one of the lines. this is a big rig on its side, so this could take a while to clear up will continue to keep an eye on that north and one oh, one just north of the sca

they're saying defund the fbi. some are saying, that's paul gosar, destroy the fbi.here is a backdrop. it says people don't trust government, and republicans are willing to say, one of the most conservative institutions in government, the fbi, you should destroy it. now the president, the former president is talking about releasing video. i assume it's because he wants to show that they raided his house in such a way that was inappropriate. dangerous, don. >> let me just -- it's not the american people. it's republicans and wyoming we are talking about. if you're talking about liz cheney. that's not the same thing. >> yeah, but if you look at the number of people who think january 6th is not legitimate, that's a number of people who continue to support the president. that is a large percentage of the population. >> it's not the full american people who do that. i think most people think the election -- >> it's enough to be concerning, if you're walking into an fbi office and weather -- someone will come in with an ar-15 the next day. >> i agree with you on that, but

elizabeth says. other families have already been evicted, and she has no protection from the harassment. one redwood city council member says she supports elizabeth's right to be free of harassment and will continue fighting for an ordinance that will protect tenants. well we can do for tenants going forward is pastor robust tenant protection ordinance, and we're going forward with looking into that well as anti harassment ordinance, faith in action held a prayer vigil at woodside road united methodist church. give her strength, courage and wisdom to express her positions just before elizabeth was scheduled to meet with property managers, but they didn't show up to the meeting. they're willing to go to her house and threaten her or intimidate her four out of seven days of the week, but the one meeting time we agreed upon to have a respectful discussion, they failed to do their part. we did reach out to sequoia realty services, but their offices were closed for the day. and if we get a response will b

officers say one of four passengers was hit. he was rushed to an area hospital with non life threatening injuries. this was an isolated incident and that the suspects immediately fled after the incident. and so we don't believe that there's any immediate danger in the area. chief don norris says his officers use of proactive policing has led to numbers of illegal firearms being seized. 17 years 7 11 owners should tell, patel says the most she's had to deal with is theft and one hold up. a drive by shooting is a frightful first was really shocked because it's never happened before. knowing menlo park. it's all this pain. we don't have any violence. yeah, never, ever worry about this, because sometimes, you know some bad persons, so you know there will be the gunshot that is scared. class detectives are canvassing video from area security cameras to come up with vehicle and suspect descriptions . as soon as we have some more descriptive information will put that out. park police asked anyone with information about this crime to gi

he says of no action is taken. california could lose about 10% of its water supply in the next 20 years. mother nature, it's still bountiful. but she's not operating like she did. that's why today he unveiled th's 19 page plan pledging 8 billion dollars to increase storage and modernize the state's water infrastructure infrastructure like this, antioch construction site newsom toward. it. one day will open as 110 million dollars to settle his ation plant taking salt water from the san joaquin river and converting it into fresh water. one of several projects newsom says will allow the state to refocus its water strategy were so deeply anxious because we've been consistently in the scarcity mindset that it's about reduction and people feel like they've done enough. we've got to move away from that mindset. because there's a lot more. but it's out there for more creative in terms of how we approach things. for now. he says he'll leave any mandatory water restrictions to local governments. that is he appointed onetime

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they are saying that they're reviewing that video. they're hoping that they will be able to pull a still image from multiple cameras that are both on board those trains as well as throughout the fruitvale bart station. they're hoping to provide a photo or perhaps in a video clip of the suspect at some point in time tonight again. they're also asking for the public's help in all of this. there were people on board that train they're saying if anybody captured that on their mobile phone, they want them to forward that information to them as they continue to search for that shooter. we will continue to monitor developments on this story throughout the evening, but for now we are live in oakland. christian captain ktvu fox to use christian before you go. obviously this is early in the investigation. but is there any indication trains are actually running right now for people who may be headed home? you know those trains are running. i did have a chance to go down into the lake merritt station, and we were down there briefly, but it did lo

say 24. people now died from israeli strikes on the territory. on saturday, 6 people, 3 of them children died in a blast in north in garza. israel's military denies any involvement in the latest incident. it says the death were caused by a rocket that the islamic jihad militant group misfired. the 2 sides have tried it . heavy blows over the last days in after israel killed a senior commander from the armed group. after nightfall, the skies of of garzo were lit up by rockets. these were fired from the gaza strip into israel at the end of day 2 at the latest up surgeon violence. but the rocket fire was not just one way. this black cloud was from an israeli missile that hit the palestinian controlled strip earlier in the day. israel is calling the operation breaking don't saying it's a preemptive campaign against an imminent threat of a jose boba's. this is the 2nd day of operation breaking dawn, which aims to remove the threat posed by the islamic jihad terrorist organization, for unto restored peace and stability in israel, south value. we have h

the department says.the latest budget includes money for new firefighter emt and paramedic classes. that concern is a nationwide shortage of first responders and incident like monday's attack, don't help when it comes to recruiting and retaining cruise, but that doesn't mean that we're not staffing. we're staffing with overtime or staffing with mandatory overtime in certain circumstances. francisco's firefighters union says attacks on firefighters and paramedics have become all too common and are part of the reason for some retirements and contribute to the difficulty in retaining emergency responders. now we're starting to see that um. start to see that play out as these things. these assaults these unprovoked assaults. um start to happen more and more often, while staffing is always a concern. the city is now short one ambulance as well. the city needs custom made box style ambulances to accommodate multiple paramedics at a time and navigate the city's hilly terrain, while the city hopes to repair the d

how says it allows day. a cook cook's claim, like it's settlers to burn fields and cut trees of palestinians to kill in the beach palestinians with no to lie with no charges. and on the other end is there is for quite is dwight the palestinians resist. so the only way to stop the bloodshed, to stop the killings, to stop the suffering primarily of the palestinians, but also of his ladies. the only ways by ending de occupation and establishing an independent palestinian states he in the gaza strip the west bank as it all. n is jose elements. capitol. that is the only way i can say for that. yeah, let me jump in and ask, do you think that sort of clarity of vision of what is right and wrong in international law is kind of lost when you compare the international community's position on supporting ukraine in its fight against occupation. why do you feel that sort of clarity of there isn't occupied and occupy we will. we will help those who are trying to end an occupation that doesn't apply to the palestinian occu

he says the burglars got away with 3 of his customers vehicles, which they feel he says with the expense of audio equipment, including stereos, amplifiers and speakers from his auto shop, their losses, all that honest in $2000. torres says the alarm company is not the only service that let him down. he says after he notified the oakland police department, it took officers several hours to respond just to take a report. we don't have any type of year. the play that i think it >> those because a part of the city, they don't have that much put them in the 20's. >> and the last several seems said is an ongoing practice by the same individuals. >> so out of control, oakland city councilmember noel gallo says while opd works on hiring more officers, city leaders need to call in mutual aid from neighboring police agencies. and i need to reach out to the highway patrol >> the sheriff's department, i know they have staffing chip shortages as well. but one time we did have a an annual contract with them. however, it doesn't sound like torres is willing to wait for the city to get that resolved. ho

he says of no action is taken. california could lose about 10% of its water supply in the next 20 years. mother nature, it's still bountiful. but she's not operating like she did. that's why today he ununveiled this 19 page plan pledging 8 billion dollars to increase storage and modernize the state's water infrastructure infrastructure like this, antioch construction site newsom toward. it. one day will open as 110 million dollars to settle his ation plan taking salt water from the san joaquin river and converting it into fresh water. one of several projects newsom says will allow the state to refocus its water strategy were so deeply anxious because we've been consistently in the scarcity mindset that it's about reduction and people feel like they've done enough. we've got to move away from that mindset. because there's a lot more. but it's out there for more creative in terms of how we approach things. for now. he says he'll leave any mandatory water restrictions to local governments. that is he appointed onetime

just it's and it's almost a under heavy, say underwhelming to say there's a lot going on. but there is a lot going on. >> districts all across the country are using federal pandemic money to hire more mental health specialists. they are rolling out new coping tools and expanding curriculum which high alright ties is emotional. health. meantime, the san francisco unified school district held a welcome back event for students today. lots of activity as schools in the city. here's what it looked like. a john o'connell high school in the mission district as usd superintendent matt wayne and other school leaders wanted to wish all of the students a good school year. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10 has been 50 years since nasa went to the moon, but they'll be returning again soon. we'll tell you when what's the san francisco harley davidson dealership roars back to life after being on the brink of closure, the struggles they were up against. and when we return, a french bull dog reunited with his bay area owner after was stolen and a 7.11 parking lot. the journey that pu

so we're just going to go with the facts we have in hand and say that at this point in time, police saythey have no suspects in custody. we're looking for more detail on that as well. mike pence out there. i've got one more for you. do you know how many people are on the bus at the time of the shooting? at this point. we don't know how many people were on the bus, and we don't know whether there are still any of those passengers who may have been witnesses still on that bus. we're trying to look inside and trying to see what we can see. we don't know whether some of those witnesses may have been removed from the scene or possibly moved. so again, mike like we've both been saying a lot of questions here. we're still trying to work to dig up those answers for you two hours into this investigation. as you said, yes, indeed. a lot of questions out there. if you do have any other answers. get back to us. we'll put you right back on air christian captain. live there in san francisco. hey, officer fired and facing criminal charges coming up at 5 30, the newly released bodycam video showing the

now says he got out of his car to confront the man in the suv, but says the suspect quickly drove off all the way around. this one's all the stop sign camp. i gave a little bit chase and he ran. so fast that you're an intersection and another car after the crash. lee says the suspect took off yet again. this time out of his sight. lay says he's speaking out to prevent another family's child from becoming victims and to ensure that others are aware of their surroundings can to secure everything's fine and then the be safe there they are. there are people out there that one. there are people, you know, they've been this sick individuals that >> we have to watch out for san francisco. police say. >> this is an open investigation and no arrests have been made in san francisco. taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> well, jury selection had began today in the assault trial of a former ucl, a gynecologist james heaps is facing. 21 counts related to accusations by 7 former patients. the 63 year-old served as a doctor in the ucl a system for nearly 35 years. university of california has already sett

can you say based on that -- i didn't say anything about mar-a-largo. i'm asking you if you -- >> i'm saying i'm not going to comment on that. >> does the president still want to think that he would be fortunate to run against trump in 2024 like he's said before? >> i'm not not going to comment >> in the next election, i'd be fortunate if i had that same man running against me. >> all i can tell you is the president plans to run in 2024. >> is there a concern here that if you don't say more, the republicans that are accusing this white house of weaponizing the justice department and the fbi that that is the public sentiment, if you don't say we're not doing this once and for all? >> first of all, we're just not going to comment under the department of justice investigation.we're just not going to comment on that. >> is this white house weaponizing the justice department and the fbi against political opponents? >> the president has been very clear from before he was elected, very clear on this. hold on. throughout the time -- >> i heard the quote. we'll

they say.ke to go to san francisco got permission from his supervisor, then drove across the golden gate bridge and left him in the richmond district. san rafael. police have now told officers not to take homeless people to other jurisdictions. and san francisco city attorney says his office is still investigating the case and looking at all options, including a possible lawsuit. against the city of san rafael. dave over to you. okay andre. thank you. times 6 17 new attention focused now on the latest fire at oakland's wood street, homeless and cabinet this week, there have been two fires there. there have beenampr this yearmillion to help the ho. almost five million of that was set aside for the homeless at the wood street in camera woman who lives there told us what she wants to happen. it would be nice if we could like. have like be allowed to do what we do like not have it illegal, like give us, um water. electricity. it's not likely to happen that state money is supposed to be used to find

she says that requires resources. story we're watching is in las vegas where former raider an oakland native marshawn lynch has been arrested on suspicion of dui. >> police say he was arrested in vegas during a traffic stop near las vegas boulevard. lynch was taken into custody at the las vegas city jail and booked for driving under the influence. when we learn more about this, we'll keep you posted. there. >> the trial begins tomorrow in the lawsuit filed by kobe bryant's widow. vanessa, in her case against the los angeles county. she's suing la county over graphic photos taken at the helicopter crash site that were shared between la county sheriff's deputies and fire department personnel. vanessa bryant is seeking millions of dollars in damages for emotional distress. meantime, the county maintains there were no damages because the photos never reached the public domain. 9 people, including kobe bryant, their daughter, gianna all died in that january. twenty-twenty crash. >> national news now at last night's fbi sea

they say that concerns were conveyed for taiwan people over military pressure, chinese state media says the exercises were defended saying they are part of a legitimate defense of china's sovereignty. both leaders agreed taipei and beijing need tomaintain stability by promotin exchanges and promoting communication, despite the peaceful message the trip has proven controversial back home. as beijing was wrapping up fire drills in response to nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan, insisting the tour was organized before tensions escalated but taiwan's president has criticized for not canceling sing to the trip sends the wrong message to the rest of the world. >>> china and south korea have commemorated 30 years since establishing diplomatic ties, their leaders say the anniversary is an opportunity for a fresh start. events were held at the same time in beijing on wednesday neither leader were in attendance instead messages were read by foreign ministers, the chinese president calling for the country to build a friendship with south korea. likewise the president of south korea says they hope to c

he says his instinct is to allow them to be made public. the case was actually brought by a number of media organizations within the u. s. who say it's in the public interest to see what the actual reasons for the search were. now the judge says that his search inclination is to release materials, even though they be in a redacted form, which means a lot of information taken out because the joe j was deeply concerned that it might give the identity of some witnesses who might have been involved in providing the information that led to the search. but the upshot of it is that the judge is going to hold another hearing on thursday. he's also d o g to bring back a redacted version off that affidavit. and he will decide whether he can release that rejected version. he can also decide that it's too much reduction, and he can then reject the material himself. but that would then remain at the seal because the d o g will appeal against any decision reached by the federal judge. so a very complicated legal process on the way, but come thursday will

we say no, you can't. engaging in a systematic approach, where to find uh, so, uh, really, working as a compromiser consensus between there ideology and national interests, like a project of the economy and, uh, all other affairs engaged in, well, things that, when a tick is built, they will put it there, roughly speaking, there, in relation to this country, it is necessary, uh, to develop a long-term strategy there. there, let's say, which includes all these things and the essence is not even in pieces of paper , the essence is suitable, but in fact, in many great things, these approaches are felt quite easily. but why do this when it’s much easier, what to do for the next election to help some local kerbay, so they say so, this is what they came up with or came up with all this ok. well, now there is another task. right now , here are the elections, now we need such a kembey party, so to speak, as it were, yes. here, do so many percentages. why, because through this it’s easier to say so, yes, to report

the cdc says. nearly 80% of children between the ages of six months to 17 years have been infected with covid at least once. that is roughly 57 million people. all broken down by age, the highest infection rate is among those 5 to 11 years old. health officials say they believe the number in california is lower at about 71. and as students across the country returned to school, the cdc is urging parents and caregivers to not only get their children vaccinated against covid, but to also be sure that their children are up to date on those routine inoculations. the announcement comes as many schools are loosening covid protocols and the cdc is relaxing its own quarantine and testing guidelines. first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid, her office says after testing negative yesterday, she started to have cold like symptoms, tested again and then tested positive. biden's office says she is double boosted and has mild symptoms. she is isolating right now at the residents in south carolina, wh

they're saying victor. they're never going to learn unless they receive it in kind. so we don't want to do this, but when we take the house and senate, maybe kevin mccarthy should lose this temper and tear up that state of the union address on national tv, see how joe biden likes that the way that nancy clothes he did or maybe we should have 10 to 12 investigative committees a special select committee to invade to investigate the biden family and its financial deal, especially investigation. to look at who concocted russian collusion and who spread that lie and who who in the fbi or the cia the doj was complicit in that and we could go on and on and on and doing that and maybe we would have structural reforms to maybe some wild-eyed if they got control. listen. maybe we should have a national voting law that says you have to have a voting idea in every state something like that and then the other side the new testament say no no, no. we don't descend about level. we are sermon on the mount turn the other ch

and say that everything is fine.old on, if they said in russia, there is no money, but you hold on, the situation is not completely different. we simply understand that today we cannot cope with the amount of artillery that they have, but we still knock out these complex, lower, their artillery means is from our saint artillery, and now it turns out that we simply need more time in order to reach this parity, so that in fact they already have

i will say this. some of the higher elevations have cooled off by about 58 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. he had the wind did. travis has gone from 32 miles an hour yesterday, this time down to 20 . so there's some signs that will be cooler than some other signs that say, well, maybe not so much. santa rosa 2.5 miles visibility peddling of five half moon bay is also at 2.5. but the basis have come up. the virus has seven so more of a low cloud deck yet down towards southern santa clara valley, san martin gilroy, hollister. over the watson ville monterey a little bit more in the way of fog with a quarter mile of three miles visibility sixties to near 90 again low overcast. the lows are warmer because they overcast guys and the sea surface temperatures came up. so you're seeing 59 now in the city, 59 oakland 59. walnut creek, 59. brownwood boy, you don't see that very often that that's a little unusual to get 59 all three all four temperatures at this time of year 57 woodside 57 pacific and

but now recovering an authority's dare say they're in good condition. officials say the land, a slide. it was caused by humidity that led to the collapse of a sand mound. ah, that collapse on the roof top of the shrine while the visitors were trapped inside air. there i in a tomato area about 60 kilometers per west of the holy city of karbala has several shrines and holy sites including get water wills and other heritage sites. that area has been visited by shared muslims for centuries. and the number of visitors usually increases during this month of more harem in the, at the calendar, which is a very the monster for the shia muslims. iraqi president, barham sala have posted a statement on twitter, calling for rescue workers to mobilize all efforts to rescue the chopped people. the oppression will likely continue through the night. in the hope of finding more survivors, stella had an alt 0 rush along to the murder inquiry into the killing of a pro crumbling commentator who's the daughter of a prominent putin ally kenny's election officials called for an investigation into the deaths

pg and e says experts say best way to prevent the scam is hang up.apa was charged with selling fake covid-19 vaccine cards and will be sentenced later this year. julie masi pled guilty back in april two wire fraud and making false statements related to healthcare matters. mozzie represented herself in court yesterday and sought to withdraw her plea agreement. she also filed a motion challenging the laws that led to her prosecution. the federal judge denied both motions. it's the first federal fraud prosecution related to fraudulent vaccination cards. prosecutors say mozzie provided the fake cards to at least 200 people. state and bay area leaders are urging governor newsom to sign legislation that would legalize supervised injection sites. lawmakers passed the legislation earlier this month it would allow supervised injection sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles. we know that these sites have a strong track record of connecting people to treatment. some people say. well we shouldn't do this site. we should do treatment. no, we should do bo

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it police say they received several 9-1-1. calls reporting shots fired just before one. 45 monday afternoon officers arrived at the area to find a male victim. they say he was taken to the hospital. it's depressing. but >> really because you kind of get desensitized. about shootings that happened a >> nicholas is easy and lives in oakland and was walking past the lake just after police had cleared the area. chief leronne armstrong says this is the second incident in this area recently and they're trying to figure out if they're related as easy and was surprised to hear the shooting happened in the middle of the day. it's even more depressing considering walked the lake with my kids to know as easy and says he feels for the family of the victim and says he'll be even more cautious when out and about just have to. >> and always be aware of your surroundings. chief armstrong says they're still investigating the motive of the shooting in oakland amanda hari kron. 4 news. the search for a ferry passenger who is believed to have jum

he says the 49ers bringing back jimmy g. edward oost prices doesn't signal they lack confidence in trade. land is just the most rational thing to do. any team would like to have a backup quarterback jimmy g's ability and some people are praising jimmy garoppolo, calling him a professional is that this post says jimmy g. is the most sportsmanlike quarterback. i couldn't remember his team trades three first for his replacement. he stayed humble all offseason throughout all the trade talks. and he's willing to be the backup quarterback this season. so no matter how you look at it, jimmy garoppolo looks like he'll be on the 49ers rosters for the team's first game of the season. claudia time now is 7 10. let's go right to our problems in marin county, first with this traffic report. southbound one. oh one traffic is affected by a deadly crash as you come down toward the rodeo exit that was a pedestrian that was hit and killed on the freeway a couple of hours ago. it's still a mess in southern marin north beyond 101 in marin. we a

let's look at what the eye is saying. tensions and liz truss's i is saying.sive policies, he needs to be helping those who are not going to be affected by tax cuts but, it is whether she is prepared to give up the ideology and be more pragmatic, isn't it? ~ . , ., , the ideology and be more pragmatic, isn'tit? . , ., , , isn't it? which is what she is not bein: isn't it? which is what she is not being urged _ isn't it? which is what she is not being urged to _ isn't it? which is what she is not being urged to do _ isn't it? which is what she is not being urged to do by _ isn't it? which is what she is not being urged to do by those - isn't it? which is what she is not being urged to do by those in i isn't it? which is what she is not | being urged to do by those in her camp. but not hearing anything from the imaginative or radical from either of the two leadership candidates in rishi sunak is launching his plans and going to extend the support that he already enacted, leaders rebates the were getting up to £400 for everyone that letters up for the more needy.

the league says it wants a year.'m matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. we begin tonight with a resounding victory for abortion rights in kansas, where voters there rejected a ballot measure that would have eliminated state constitutional protections for the procedure. voters turned out in droves with numbers on par with the general election. at the white house, president biden said republicans, quote, don't have a clue about the power of american women. last night in kansas, they found out, unquote. the president also signed an executive order aimed at making it easier for women seeking abortions to travel between states to obtain care. election results from five states showed former president trump remains highly influential in the republican party, with several 2020 election deniers winning. cbs' ed o'keefe will have more on that part of the political story in just a moment. but cbs' c

one student says being back on campus feels pretty familiar. the improvements to the buildings. >> not necessarily required, but there commended until there's a lot of kids and like each class wear a mask and some not. and so it kind feels like a typical school year. >> hayward unified is expanding resources for students to officials want to bring a use enrichment program to all elementary school site. there are also plans to launch new literacy program to include content representing the diverse identities of its students. governor newsom has announced what he calls a master plan to help young californians deal with mental health problems. he says. >> it will finally tackle the fact that young people are increasingly reporting symptoms of depression and anxiety. kron four's. catherine heenan is here. she has the details. catherine. >> yeah, the governor says it is time to put less focus on crisis care and a lot more on early intervention and early treatment. he says long-running problems and neglect have been made a lot worse by the pandemic.

we will say more of these events. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth. analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, controlling with the narrative shapes the landscape a fairly and point to the pol, read those images front of mind of who the war the things are very much bring forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield, they're listening to dissect the media on al jazeera. ah donald trump is being investigated for possibly breaching us espionage laws. after the f b, i found classified documents at his florida. ah, hello there, i missed all the attend. this is out there at live from door ha. also coming up. the controversial writer, salman rushdie has been stabbed and seriously injured as a literary event in new york state. for responding to china, the u. s. says it will hold and maritime transit operations in the taiwan straits soon and columbia new left us government agrees to restart. peace talks with the ellen, the last gorilla group, still at war with the st

that's a huge challenge, i want to say, and i keep saying to the biden administration.the court finally filing tonight was clear on. that the president united states interests in getting these documents and not giving them back to trump, they make that clear in the filing, that he has no claim to them, no right to them, and even if there is some arguable privilege that they are talking about, that it is overwhelmed by the national security implications of giving anything or any legal injunction to the trump people, is because right now that disclosure, that national security information and it's quantity, which we didn't have a good sense of before, is a present challenge for the united states interests and our national security. we have to remember this is not just a legal case, it has to do with our intelligence agencies when we try to figure out what the heck was donald trump doing with them and water the ongoing challenges to human intelligence sources, programs, intelligence efforts, and also our allies who are looking at that picture and saying, you know, what did