[cheering] >> shelley moore capito is on fire. >> if there is a gold glove, shelley moore capito -- >ghter has got to be pretty darn proud right now watching the way her grandmother is playing softball. >> now the members team is at bat. they are surging. they have momentum on their side. i think we have kim schreier coming up here. we have a little practicing going on. as i noted, she is actually a person who's been living with type one diabetes. she understands the cause, she's why we are here today. and as i note [inaudible] >> new member, new opportunity to start the round. the press team in field, another would be in field. one down. >> okay. next up, i'm not going to predict this time. kathy castor is up once again. it was the representatives first time at bat and a former helicopter pilot, that's pretty cool. an avid runner who has run two marathons. now is kathy castor with dance tonight, dua lipa. [cheering] up next [inaudible] >> that's an interesting way to describe it. >> wow. [inaudible] ♪♪ finding herself in a dangerous position here. bases are loaded with one out. the f

republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up. i hate to see given false hope for something and then have it fall through. in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted. >> in the next 30 days, they men were not. we're not done and the department will work to identify others who eligible in washington. raquel martin. >> former miramonte high school basketball star made history in las vegas today. next in sports, aaron will tell us what sabrina ionescu did in the 3 point shooting contest. and we've got temperatures staying hot inland right now up in the 90's in spots be a lot hotter. tomorrow. w >> more than 1.4 billion dollars in lottery. jackpots is a up for grabs over the next 2 days. it begins tonight with the mega millions drawing that's got a jackpot of 560 million. the cash option. 281 million. and there hasn'

republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up.en have it fall through. in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted in the next 30 days. they told and we're not. >> we're not done. and the department will work to identify others who eligible in washington. raquel martin. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, what wildlife officials say they'll do if they kept this sea otter who's been wrestling boards away from surfers in santa cruz. >> well, that how to keep we will have to do keeping cold 105 plus expected in the far east bay. one of the big issues to is overnight lows, not particularly generous few folks. well inland hot weekend folks. well inland hot weekend in s ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your local volvo retailer to explore mild-hybrid suvs during the summer safely savings event. - you ok? - there's a flex alert to

senator shelley moore capito grandmother at eight crushed it with more plays than i could count. aimly klobuchar, a breast cancer survivor. garrett haake of nbc news joined us and in the end power house hitting from katie labossco led reporters to victory with the final score of 15-9, but the real winner was the cause they were playing for, the game raised nearly $590,000 for the young survival coalition beating last year's record to $3.7 million. thank you for that and thank you so much for joining "inside politics." "cnn news central" starts right now.

senator shelley moore capito grandmother at eight crushed it with more plays than i could count. i had the privilege of announcing the game along with senator aimly klobuchar, a breast cancer survivor. garrett haake of nbc news joined us and in the end power house hitting from katie labossco led reporters to victory with the final score of 15-9, but the real winner was the cause they were playing for, the game raised nearly $590,000 for the young survival coalition beating last year's record to $3.7 million. thank you for that and thank you so much for joining "inside politics." "cnn news central" starts right now. >>> putin can't win. in fact, president biden says russia's president has already lost his war on ukraine. biden unleashing before he boarded the plane back to the u.s. today and we are covering that and new details on a potential russian military purge. >>> and the pill without a prescription. potentially historic moment for women's reproductive health. the fda has approved over-the-counter birth control. when this could hit the shelves. we are following these major d

we've got senate energy ranking member senator john rahs sew and shelley moore capito in senate environmenting to the ferc, listen, you, what the biden white house is doing to the power grid could trigger blackouts. and at the same time, congressman, we've got china saying, you know what? china is now buying enough liquid natural gas to last for three decades. china is saying liquid natural gas is the clean energy choice. where a's the white house on that? [laughter] >> well, they're living in orbit around neptune, liz. i mean, that's the fact of the matter. the united states has done exceptionally well over the last 25 the years in reducing our carbon footprint. we've reduced it by almost 25%. china has increased theirs by 300%. natural gas is a clean energy, but now they have some lollly pops and rainbows and unicorns plan to we're all going to go electric not understanding, first of all, how you're going to generate that electricity. it's going to -- you can't -- the grid can barely handle what we have now. can you imagine 100 million cars drug on that grid? they have no plan, they're ju

the republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up. i hate to see given false hope for something and then have it fall through. in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted in the next 30 days. they told and we're not. >> we're not done. and the department will work to identify others who eligible in washington. raquel martin. changes are coming to lake tahoe beaches after people left thousands of pounds of trash behind over the 4th of july holiday. >> the league to save lake tahoe is working with the forest service to prevent this kind of large-scale mess from happening again. they say more trash cans, dumpsters, restrooms and staffing are going to be added. there will also be stricter rules and veteran for spent more than 63,000 pounds of garbage was founded. zephyr cove. the day after the holiday weekend. and a new r

republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up. i hate to see given false hope for something and then have it fall through. in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted in the next 30 days. they men were not. >> we're not done and the department will work to identify others who eligible in washington. raquel martin. >> still ahead here tonight, what wildlife officials say they'll do if they catch the sea otter. he's been wrestling boards away from surfers down in santa cruz. let's take a live look downtown san francisco tonight. a very cool shot here as we see karl, the fog. >> definitely making an entrance and making an impact cooling down the city for sure. but everyone else really dealt with some heat today. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with the details. hi mabrisa. yeah, that's right. now a lot or

some republicans like west virginia, senator shelley moore capito say that goes too far but criminalizing doctors with felonies. i just. >> i think there's a better way to go about this. david stacy, with the human rights campaign calls the bill hateful. this is no way run a country and this is no way to treat people. stacey says some republicans want to go beyond banning this care for minors and also stop it for all adults. the proponents of argue that transgender people don't really exist and that therefore there should be no care because they don't exist. and that's just that's just nonsense. so far, at least 19 states have their own restrictions on this type of treatment reporting in washington, reshad hudson. we'll go back now to the breaking news we're following. >> regarding the richmond, sandra fell bridge, which is completely shut down in the eastbound direction. here's a live look at the backup from a caltrans camera car slowly starting to move here from this direction. again, this is happening on the lower deck. the chp says all the lanes are blocked because there's someone on

republican senators shelley moore capito said, quote, i don't know who he's getting indicted by, it'snding story. and cynthia lummis said the public numbness to more indictment news, i think it shows that politicians lie, and they know they're lying. the liar knows he's lying and the people being lied to know they're being lied to, but in the end, how important is it for the general public and maybe the jury pool to understand why donald trump faces these charges and the difference between them? >> yeah, it's absolutely critical. you have the court of public opinion. you've got the court of law. while we have seen, let's just take the documents case here. what we have seen is overwhelming evidence from trump's own employees, employees texting themselves, mountains of evidence. donald trump's best case, he understands it's not going to be in the court of law. this is why we've seen him move repeatedly early, even in this case, to try to shape the debate. but i want to go back to this messenger quote, this messenger story, one of the things i read in this piece was from senator mitt rom