bob singleton set up a press center to accommodate the reporters radio, commentators, tv newsreel battalion five the the prison system chief battalion five the assistant chief this is chief burton. go ahead. i think we've received all canyon area fires, jumped the highway in broad beach and taken to big houses. chief anderson says on the station. go ahead, harvey. and i can't get too hot. oh, god, i have ten patrols working around the houses right away. okay. if if you hear that. yeah, america. owes us condado canyon will be next. no doubt about it. ask the sheriff's office to evacuate esposito canyon, by the way, captain. so, greg, of the sheriff's squadron has a boat on on his helicopter. he uses it to untangle traffic jams this morning. it is used for another purpose as he flies low, slow. esposito captain, there's a fabulous car. sheriff's office after lido canyon is in fire and danger. earthman were in the canyon are ordered evacuate immediately. the fire was shaped with the best as they had in two wars. a mobile canteen for the salvation army will get close to fire at the webster scho

you see, sad for john singleton copley in 1771 and again in 1778. but by that time, their lives have changed. they both left the united states, great britain, and they would never return again. and if you look at her riding habit, you could see chose a side in the revolution. that's why. she didn't come back from england. yes yes. this iconic washington. yes oh, absolutely. this is by stuart. and he is in london, dublin at the time. and in 40 finitely, he's hounded by creditors and was even briefly imprisoned. he wrote to his friends, i expect to make a fortune by washington. and what he meant by that was that he had letters of introduction from john j. and with those letters of introduction washington, agreed to sit for him three times in 1795 and 96, the painting that originated from one of those sittings he had promised to martha washington, but kept so he could make many copies washington over his lifetime. and that provided artist with a steady income and a revenue. is this the dollar bill painting. this is without those letters. introduction f

so at the bottom, you forget singleton value. oh yeah, it equals info. just like this about that when say that one of ours to be at the volume of soup ended up inside of the school for the move in despair. so while i get to that so, so for both so slow meant to can can. so freaking a mess is solely of a window purple. so i have forced to put him in suit by the end mode. let's see what this little ball for slow the most listen. when he came to been split into 2 or 3 corner to testify, i talked about smith 701st i'm done. so take the different part of the song as a prepaid music table, scientific type, one to convince could audi who will, almost lots of people enables. polio come, excluding also. so it could, it's good if you'd like to talk to me to pay the ball. so slow owing, boy you, we've done little security come from the end of some sort come next week before the for us is always of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of our seniors, how to do the 32 and international perspective to try to explain to global audien

susan singleton and her husband fled their home just north of chico, taking shelter in their vehicleartinez is the executive director of the california fire foundation and the nonprofit has given out $150,000 in cash cards to people who have been displaced. >> people need food and sometimes there's food provided the shelters are very good about feeding and sleeping, but there's other things that they may need from diapers to formula to medication or in some cases, gasoline, just to get, you know, to a friend or a relative's home and more amazing stories of people helping out a helicopter pilot, saving the lives of a rottweiler and her four puppies left stranded and sonoma county firefighters making many rescue. >> the man allegedly responsible for the fire heads to court today, accused of pushing a car down a hill while it was on fire, sparking what's now become the seventh biggest fire in california's history. amanda. >> all right, thank you so much, gloria. now take a look at this. a strike team from the sonoma county fire district rescued two dogs, found inside a home in forest ra

susan singleton and her seven dogs escaped the park fire just in time only to later find out they had nothing to go back to >>>>people that we know that went by and looked at the property. said it's burned down. every our steph is all burned up. >ryan>and the man suspected of starting the park fire scheduled to appear in court later today. where we expect to learn what charges he will face investigators say 42 year old ronnie style pushed a burning car down. embankment dear chico. okay, taking a live look outside from mount diablo right now, you can see a little hazy outside so let's get a quick check in with meteorologist zoe ments. >>>we're looking at a beautiful day across the bay area special. if you love the fog. it is going to continue. to hold us in nicely like a hug throughout the afternoon, especially along our coast by late tonight, you'll be seeing that fog building. back into our bay area communities once again, but you might notice it's not a super thick layer of fog. going to be kind of pulling up next to the mountains. you might also notice in the upper levels of the at

shermichael singleton and laura barron lopez. thanks to both of you good to see you, jessica. >> thank you. >> still ahead. israel warning hezbollah will pay the price for a rocket and attack that killed 12 children. how they plan to respond and what they're hearing from lebanon as tensions could escalate to an all-out regional war. plus california's park fire is spreading even more, torching, more than 500 square miles thousands of californians have been forced to evacuate their homes. we're going to tell you how firefighters are working get the upper hand out west and the goat is back and better than ever. simone biles proven why she is one of the best to grace the mat, the latest from the paris olympics you're in the cnn newsroom tonight. >> the whole story digs deeper into a historic weekend presidential politics. first, the rise kamala harris, followed by the story of joe biden's withdrawal from the race. the whole story with anderson cooper starts tonight at 8:00 on cnn. >> maria and julio thought their life would never slo

susan singleton and her husband fled their home just north of chico, taking shelter in their suv withinez is the executive director of the california fire foundation. the nonprofit has given out $150,000 in cash cards to people who have been displaced. >> people need food and sometimes there's food provided the shelters are very good about feeding and sleeping, but there's other things that they may need from diapers to formula to medication or in some cases, gasoline, just to get, you know, to a friend or a relative's hom. >> and more amazing stories of people helping out a helicopter pilot, saving the lives of a rottweiler and her four puppies left stranded, and the sonoma county firefighters making rescues. and the man allegedly responsible heads to court today accused of pushing a car down a hill while it was on fire, sparking what's now become the seventh biggest fire in california's history. >> kumasi thank you, gloria. take a look at this. a strike team from the sonoma county fire district rescued two dogs, found inside a home in forest ranch. they moved the pets to a local law

shermichael singleton and also ashley allison lee. begin with you, ashley, i want to hear a little bit more from what biden had to say they in the oval office tonight listen, one of the things he said was an all talked about this i'll be traveling this week, making the case for our record and vision. >> my vision for the country, our vision i'll continue to speak out strongly for our democracy. stand up for our constitution and the rule of law to call for action at the ballot box no violence on our streets that's how democracy should work it's how it should work. >> ashley. but is there a way to engage in the type of heated campaign that they have both been in and avoid this so i really appreciate what with what officer dunn said about having to be honest i feel like there are people in this country. a lot of people who are hurting who have different experiences through a historical lens. and in this very moment, there are people who are still struggling from what happened on january 6, there are people who are denying what happened o

you get at least half a democrat saying we're not so sure anymore public, alice or michael singletonho is thinking like a strategist not a narcissist. >> i feel like that might be something for your business card there should michael. thank you. i don't even know what to say to that one, john. you fall i go with that. >> let's stick with that. gentlemen. take it. thank you all right. >> so to help there to help afford their dream wedding halls, the mozi in an alley, perkins, they took crown second jobs as uber eats delivery drivers. the couple set weekly, even nightly quotas for their deliveries around the phoenix area to hopefully meet their mark park then one night paul got an idea to add a personalized note to each order, a handwritten note, if you will. and with each bag that included his venmo. and that is where aircraft hernandez comes in. erica got paul's note with or chipotle order posted it to tiktok and from there. q. the donation when it said i'm trying i'm working on the side to give my fiance the wedding she deserves that was it. >> that's all it took it's alarming how p

and so you can see right up to the central valley near chico carrying all that smoke up towards singleton and chester. susan mill, probably see the ash up there as well. and that fire will continue to move in that direction. they tend to run right up the mountains. and that's where it's at right now. and through all the canyons in those areas are going to be difficult, difficult fire to fight. that's for sure. they are going to get some help here in the next 24 hours. we're going to see an increase in the humidity across much of the state. that means we see that relative. you need the moisture in the atmosphere that is going to be on the rise and that tends to suppress the spread of the fires. but still, it can still be very hot inland. spent a couple days for that cool air to work its way in that direction. here's the forecast for some of the smoke in and around that fire. you can see the bay-area being spared. we're still seeing more of an onshore breeze and that is going to carry that smoke. more of the northwesterly wind that will blow up toward the east and keep it out of our directi

we have shermichael singleton and kate bedingfield with us. shermichael, i wonder what you think of this controversy over president trump appearing at this conference. >> i mean, i get it. i have a lot of friends who are black journalist and i have talked with a ton of them over the last 24 hours but i also found in my conversations texts, a few phone calls that they also have thought that it was important. i mean, here's someone who very well may become the next president. again of the united states. and there are some very serious questions that black journalist who do represent the interests of the black community should be able to ask both leading candidates in terms of their policies and their politics and their philosophy sophie and how that will have implications on the broader black community. that is their job as journalists. and the job is to take two task politicians and political leaders. and so my hope is that they will ask tough questions. and my hope is that the former president will answer those tough questions. mean black peop

shermichael singleton, and also ashley allison lee. begin with you, ashley, i want to hear a little bit more from what biden had to say in the oval office tonight listen, one of the things he said was an pool talked about this i'll be traveling this week, making the case for our record and vision. my vision for the country, our vision. i'll continue to speak out strongly for our democracy. stand up for our constitution the rule of law a call for action at the ballot box no violence on our streets. that's how democracy should work it's how it should work, ashley. >> but is there a way to engage in the type of heated campaign that they have both been in and avoid this so i really appreciate what with what officer dunn said about having to be honest. you i feel like there are people in this country. a lot of people who are hurting and who have different experiences through a historical lens. and in this very moment there are people who are still struggling from what happened on january 6. and then there are people who are denying what hap

>> want to bring in shermichael singleton into this conversation. shermichael, as you probably have heard, cnn has learned some democrats are actually blaming biden's inner circle for shielding him and preventing the public from getting the full extent of what's going on, what's your reaction? >> sure. some blame. i suppose you can put on advisers because principles typically depend on them and rely on them in terms of making the right decisions. should i do this press conference? is this the right? strategic message? but at the end of the day, the buck ultimately stops with the candidate wolf. in terms of electoral politics, if you're constantly having to defend your candidate against an issue, you are losing the race to david's point. this issue is not going away anytime soon and have to deal with this between now and november, you're talking about for months technically verdict this has been able to make the case against your opponent, is not a good thing. you think about the coalition in 2020 that led president biden to win in the election. if y

shermichael singleton, bakari sellers guys. thank you very, very much. data a cnn exclusive we are learning that the united states and germany actually foiled a plot by the russian government to kill a ceo of a german arms company, sending weapons to ukraine. cnn's katie bo lillis is here with me. tell us about this conspiracy you're doing some major reporting yeah. >> well, if so, what my colleagues and i learned was that united states intelligence picked up on signals that russia, the russian government, was plotting to assassinate the ceo of a really, really important german arms manufacturer. >> accompany that was producing not only military vehicles that were being used in ukraine, but most critically that was producing artillery ammunition that was being and used in ukraine. and this, of course is vital because the war in ukraine now is seen as a grinding war of attrition that is likely to be won or lost on the number of artillery shells that each side is able to muster. and so there was an obvious reason that russia might seek to disrupt a major a

. >> we're doing the best we can to safely get them back, susan singleton and her husband took sheltertheir vehicle with their seven dogs. >> whatever we had can be replaced, but i wouldn't have left the animals at all. >> about 560mi■!s have burned. e flames destroying at least 100 residential buildings, and the man allegedly responsible heads to court today, 42 year old ronnie stout is accused of pushing this car down a hill while it was on fire, sparking what's now become the seventh biggest fire in california's history. the park fire is about 12% contained. officials say it's being fueled by an abundance of vegetation, and one of the hottest and driest summers on record in that area. andrew, andrea, alison, thank you. >> now to an abc news exclusive. we're hearing from a swat team in pennsylvania revealing new details about the assassination attempt on former president trump, including new information on when they saw the shooter this morning, a new timeline is emerging in the attempted assassination of former president trump, as swat team members describe failures leading up to th

same score jose out today sends this one deep to left john singleton scores. out to bay at second and it's 2 to one astro's 5th anymore from the show's chaz mccormick. he smacked a shot way out to center field. that's his 4th of the season. astro's up 3 to one 7th inning out 4 to one houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to left. one more run, scored its 5 to one later in ending. we're going to see alex bregman do the same. yeah. sure. they just killed that. get killed. the oakland a's up to van break. men 5 for 9, 4 rbi. they win it 8 to one. all right. there was a noticeable absence today at the first day of practice at niners camp. the enforcer, the bodyguard trent williams. he's officially holding out. kyle shanahan said it was contract related in. when you look at it, it makes sense. trent, it's currently the 12 hive paid left tackle in the nfl. but most consider him not only the best tackle football, possibly the best tackle of all time. he really has an argument he's hoping for a new deal and he should be paid considerably. kyle shanahan seems opti

charles singleton blew up with the economy. so the relatively fitting supposedly conservative joy didn't in 2019, has just evaporated the consensus and the legal party rather, is now trusted to government. and i mean it as a saying that what positions don't with elections, governments leaves them. but of course, governments don't do selections. if there was an opposition to people are willing to fight for. and that is now the case. and now if a t s donald wakes up to them all on his way to down the street box on top of his to do list swell, he'll be brief about then usually the tyrants. that's one of the 1st thing that will probably be just as a told about. and he'll then get to really get on with the task performing a cabinet. and that'll be his priority to at least in the 1st day of point, the very so the top senior people around him, it remains to be seen how many of the current shadow cabinet move directly into the corresponding government jobs. but it's likely that probably most of them will certainly, i think might receiv

singleton? usually without having the feeling that it's just too much it might seem easy. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking diesel, modern meds? because if we do too much, we paid it all wrong. we messed things up. risk and brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage, humans and multitasking. watching our new to v w documentary 4 years ago, joe biden ran for us president, calling himself a bridge candidate a bridge to the future. many people understood that to mean a one term president who would heal the nation after 4 years of donald trump. so why is by intent on when he gets 2nd term? well, he says things have changed. the world has changed the subways. he and that has democrats words, a bite run for a 2nd term. could he end up building a bridge to another for years? for donald trump or break off in berlin, this is the day the .

john singleton scores. they do get out today at second. so it's 2 to one at the end of 5th inning. more from the stros chaz mccormick. that ain't going to stay in the park way out to center field. his 4th home run of the season, astro's up 3 to one 7th inning for one houston to offer out to he rips a liner to left. one more run scores. it's 5 to one. the rout is on later in the inning to offer alex bregman. he lives another one to left out today and brakeman. they were a combined 5 for 9 with 4 rbi. the stros win 8 to one. now despite the loss market say he's been happy with his team's play. yeah. another winning series against team in first place. so you've got to you've got to look at it that way today. >> you know, tough matchup today for us, but we'll turn the page now. folks, get in anaheim and trying to shares. >> well, good for oakland winning that series bad today. but back to 9 ers training camp. i mean, they're not they're not sounding the alarms yet, it's not ideal that trent williams and brandon aiyuk basically just sitting in street clothes waiting to get paid and when

with us now, republican strategist, shermichael singleton and the former communications director for vice president harris jamal simmons. jamal, i want to start with you. i kind of have one ask you to happen the question first and you're not going to like before her has harris world reached out to you in the last week? >> has there been any outreach to people about the possibility of a presidential campaign? >> listen, they are doing absolutely zero inside the white house i'm harris land to focus on this because commonly harris is position the entire time i was there and i think sense is that she's wants to be the best partner to joe biden possible. and the truth is, this is one of these places where your personal values about being loyal and being good partner actually go very well with your perfect, your political needs what says that if she's going to be successful, it's going to be because the president views her as a partner and decides to help endorse her and all of his people follow. >> i had to i had to ask so no, or at least not really or not, you're good at telling me i giv

e mail will greatly increasing our residents for the next stage of fighting in the north, where singleton initially operating in the guise of cleveland. we know how to stripe even very far from the state of israel. they'll be more challenges. and we raised our readiness when required, we will add strongly to our duties to return the residence of the are safely to their home, the entire nose, f, as in gallery, and then the goal on heights full commitment. and now it concerns knowledge that the situation works pyro into a regional call. we are calling for maximum refrain from both sides. the united states has also urging de escalation here, despite it's all plain just following role in the ongoing problem. we want to see is rarely so we want to see palestinians. we want to the lebanese, live free from the threat of conflict and violence. and again, specifically with regard to the blue line is so important that we help diffuse, that conflicts not only prevented from escalating, prevent it from spreading, but to diffuse it because you have so many people in both countries and both is real 11

targeting the fire bridge. claims that are assess, have denied libya, has reopened the board across, singleton this year. after 3 months closure, the rest of the crossing was shots off to i'm fighting electricity that explains this is the last. is there border crossing between to easier and libya? as you can see, it's completely empty. and that's because it's been closed for more than 3 months. but today the libyan government says that it will reopen. as you can see, hundreds of security personnel are present to commemorate the reopening. now this is the forwarding economic lifeline for many people in both libya and to media. it's in 2023 according to 2 media and officials. more than 3400000 people cross this border according to the to an easy and libyan business association. more than $50000.00 merchants depend on this for border crossing for their livelihoods in march, the libyan moves are of interior a metal, vincy accused officers here and it also has their board crossing of belonging to a criminal network of fuel smugglers. he then replace them as a result, forces loyal to these commander

and there he meets john singleton copley, whose somewhat older living in boston. he already has a transit reputation as a painter for a little country on the edge of the north thing. america had a number of good painters. copley was one of them. and when young trumbull sees his paintings, he's just stunned. he's never imagined anything like it. these are. these are real humans and real spaces with real light. and he's inspired and encouraged by. he finds his subject when he's in his late teens as the british had been occupying for a number of years and then in april 1775 they do a sweep of the countryside looking for weapons and malcolm and they have two encounters with militia lexington and concord and then a fighting retreat back to boston and the result of this is that new england rises up and militias from every state come besiege the british and john is an adjutant with a connecticut regiment stationed in roxbury, which was then it's now of the city then it was south of the city. and on june he turns 19, 11 days later, in the afternoon, he hears an racket of

. >> susan singleton and her husband fled their home just north of chico, taking shelter in their vehicle with their seven dogs. >> whatever we had can be replaced, but i wouldn't have left the animals this helicopter pilot, saving the lives of a rottweiler and her four puppies left stranded. >> and these sonoma county firefighters also making a rescue. >> they saved several structures throughout the night, and at one of the one of the residents, they were able to save two, dogs, they loaded those into their fire engine and, transported them down to a sheriff's department personnel that, immediately took them to an animal shelter. >> history tells us that many of these folks left with very little to no notice. and so they'll have whatever they had with them in their pockets on their backs. >> rick martinez is the executive director of the california fire foundation, the nonprofit. so far doling out $150,000 in cash cards to people who've been displaced. >> people need food, and sometimes there's food, provided the shelters are very good about feeding and sleeping, but there's other things

including susan singleton's home.dogs into her car and got them out just in time. >> whatever we had can be replaced. i wouldn't have left the animals, at all. >> the park fire is only at 12% containment, and it's burning in dense, dry investigation. vegetation acting as a constant supply of fuel. thousands have been evacuated as nearly 5,000 fire personnel are battling the flames in largely remote and difficult terrain. the weather today is providing firefighters some relief but during today's briefing, officials said they expect the favorable conditions to dissipate soon. >> if this thing gets up and wants to run like it's been doing this past week, that we will be ready for that we want to stay aggressive. >> authorities say the park fire started on wednesday. after a two strike felon was seen pushing a g flaming vehicle into a gully, igniting the dry brush. ronny dean stout is now under arrest for arson and being held without bail. prosecutors say he has prior convictions in california for lewd acts with a child a

one of them was the home of susan singleton, a local evacuee up here. packed up her s.u.v.even dogs and got out in the nick of time. >> people we know that went by and looked at the property said it is burned down. whatever we had can be replaced, but i wouldn't have left the animals at all. >> now authorities say the park fire started on wednesday after a local two-strike felon named stout was seen pushing a flaming vehicle into a gulley which sparked and spread the fire in that dry vegetable. he is under arrest for arson and held without bail. he has prior convictions in california for lewd acts with a child as well as robbery causing great bodily injury. back out here live the white house says president biden has been fully briefed on this fire and offering full federal support to the locals out here trying to get the upper hand on this blaze. >> dana: bill melugin. thank you for bringing us the story. troubling for those people who had just been through it. before we go on a monday. there is this dog named gizmo reunited with his owner nine years after he went missing.

top of the second now, same score jose altuve sends this one deep to left john singleton scores. but the a's get out to bay at second and it's 2 to one astro's 7th inning hours. 41 houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to one more run, scored its 5 to astro's. they just killed the oakland a's. they win it 8 to one already. that's a look at sports. >> it's 45. and if you're an artist and you live in the north bay, you might be displayed at a in exit mission. the derosa center for contemporary are now is looking to feature artwork. the exhibition is called true north and they only do this every 2 years. this is for artists who live in marin, napa, solano and sonoma counties. and they accept all kinds of are at different media sculptural pieces. whatever you're good at painting, you've got us a bit by next friday. you have to be 18 or older. you can just a bit one piece of artwork for consideration and then the exhibit is from november to february of next year. >> well, first round of artists is out for this year's hardly strictly bluegrass festival. and they include eccentric

top of the second now, same score jose altuve sends this one deep to left john singleton scores. the a's get out to bay at second and it's 2 to one astro's 7th inning hours. 41 houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to one more run, scored its 5 to astro's. they just killed the oakland a's. they win it 8 to one. all right. that's a look at sports. all right. the proper morning news, redwood city officials and one helps small businesses by making sure. >> big businesses pay their fair share of taxes. we'll explain how they plan to make it happen. we'll be right back. >> all right. well, better slogan. sorry. that's the name of the new statewide awareness campaign headed by caltrans law enforcement and office of transportation services. the campaign urges drivers save lives by slowing down. well, on the speed limit in a statewide survey on traffic safety nearly 80% of drivers said speeding or aggressive driving was the biggest traffic safety flaw. come over the next hour. we'll talk about protesters. they were out rallying in the >> the code pink group. they want a prime minist

against it, and minnesota, by the way, yes here, but what am i talking about, that when we talk about singletonsliterature, who killed the duke of beckenham, and in the end, a continuation of this very important topic raised by alexander about the fact that, look how closely they shoot at representatives of exactly one political ideological line, this was noticed by geert wilders, the head who won, as if yes , who took first place. to defend oneself in this way, indeed, when we talk about a solitary person, we must understand that this is a system, this is not a coincidence, by the way, the liberal press of slovakia, when an attempt on the life of a citizen... what happened now in america is an incident, which came from the background that was drawn, but this background, we say, was created for a reason, then this should have some kind of continuation, yes, that this shooter was brought to a position not by the hand, but by creating this very one, this same climate, but for some reason they took him there, then they hounded trump, they brought these people to these... in order, in order that, th

one of them was the home of susan singleton.s and got them all out just in the nick of time. >> people that we know that went by and looked at the property said it is burned down. whatever we had can be replaced. but i wouldn't have left the animals at all. >> authorities say that the park fire started on wednesday after a local to strike fallon named ronnie dean stout was seen pushing a flaming vehicle into a gully. that sparked everything and quickly spread the fire and the dry vegetation. he is now under arrest for arson and is being held without bail. prosecutors say he has prior conviction for lewd acts with a child and robbery causing great bodily injury. both in california peered back out here live, that suspect will be in court later today. the white house said president biden has been fully briefed on this fire and is offering full federal support to local and state authorities were trying to get this thing under control. back to you. >> sandra: bill melugin out of chico, california, for us. john. >> john: president bid

same score jose out today sends this one deep to john singleton scores.d it's 2 to one astro's 7th inning hours. 41 houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to one more run, scored its 5 to astro's. they just killed the oakland a's. they win it 8 to one already. that's a look at sports. >> all right. thank you, jason. time now is 9.52. we'll be right back. (vo) meet fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. fargo makes banking faster, and easier. (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (vo) lets you pick up the tab, even if you forget your wallet... (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) fargo puts important information at your fingertips. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) want to see everything fargo can do? you can, with wells fargo. >> and we're back. time now is 9.55. and check it out. the shot x-ray observatory was deployed into orbit by the space shuttle columbia. what 25 years ago today his tests these are some

same score jose out today sends this one deep to left john singleton scores. but the a's get out to bay at second and it's 2 to one astro's 7th inning hours. 41 houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to left. one more run, scored its 5 to astro's. they just killed the oakland a's. they win it 8 to one already. that's a look at sports. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. taking a look at this. you wouldn't even think it was summer. kyla heads, right? unless well, san francisco summer. differences that we get fog coming in and that hasn't been the for us. you know, as we've gotten last couple of days, but today we're going to still have some of that inland heat. the cooldown beginning, though, tomorrow we really going to be significantly cooler and saying hello to a low pressure. we've been kind of stuck with high pressure for a while. there. staying cool through the weekend, some inland a tease or you. so we are going to changed the profile that listen, we're kind of lucky here because ou

. >> it well right field singleton to the wall and this ball is gone. well the stargell i was going to say willie mays but but i really grew up in alabama. >> well that's what i that's what was messing me up. >> scargill. scargill. willie scargill the last name again. willie scargill. right. maze mays first name willie. >> willie you got the first name right. willie. willie >> willie mcgee. >> willie mcgee is from richmond. >> yes. >> and that's where you're from. >> yes, but that's not right. >> okay. that one's gone. >> willie stargell? >> no, no. okay another willie, maybe it's willie something. yeah >> kylie stargell. you're correct. okay. >> willie stargell, how'd you know that? because the feel that encinal high is named willie stargell field. >> the astronauts of apollo 11 back in 1969 have a deep connection with the city of alameda. thanks to that aircraft carrier behind me. can you name the connection? can you name the ship? and for extra credit, who are the three astronauts aboard apollo 11? >> i should know this. it's the uss you're getting t

top of the second now, same score jose altuve sends this one deep to left john singleton scores.here. it's a liner to one more run, scored its 5 to astro's. they just killed the oakland a's. they win it 8 to one already. that's a look at sports. >> all right. 7.52 is the time and we'll be right back. >> 54 right now. and you like flaming hot cheetos. the man who claims to have invented them has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, on cheney has accuses frito-lay of fraud, racial discrimination, defamation, violating california's unfair competition. law. this lawsuit comes 3 years after frito lay told the la times that it had no recording that showed on. tanya has had any role in the creation of flaming hot sun. since then on 10 claims that he has lost out on speaking engagements book deals and a documentary frito-lay has maintained that it's spicy, flaming flavor was invented by a team based in plano, texas. okay. we'll 7.55. is a time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news in our next hour. protesters out in san francisco code pink. >> once a prime minister arrested,

top of the second now, same score jose altuve sends this one deep to left john singleton scores. the a's get out to bay at second and it's 2 to one astro's 7th inning hours. 41 houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to one more run, scored its 5 to astro's. they just killed the oakland a's. they win it 8 to one already. that's a look at sports. >> in 6.52. and coming up on the kron morning news, the man who claims to have invented flaming hot cheetos has filed flaming hot cheetos has filed a lawsuit against marshalls buyers are detail obsessed perfectionists. who take quality very seriously. and go to the ends of the earth to hustle the best of the best for you. yes! we get the deals, you get the good stuff. marshalls. (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. you get the good stuff. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) want faster, easier banking? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do th

house and they're somehow none of it matters we are at war they use it to my throat you want know singleton defeat house of the dragon streaming exclusively on max all right. >> this morning one week into facing a new opponent and 99 days left to figure out how to beater donald trump is trying out new lines of attack against vice president kamala harris. cnn's steve contorno joins us now. so what is he trying? why is he having difficulty landing on something steve well, john, it's a scattershot approach because they really have been planning to go against an 81-year-old unpopular incumbents and now find themselves against a much more dynamic opponents. >> so what you're seeing is then test a whole bunch of lines in front of a christian audience on friday, they were attacking vice president harris is abortion position. they said she was insufficiently pro-israeli actually said she doesn't like jewish people that was a direct quote from the former president, obviously, her husband is jewish and then later in the weekend, he appeared here before bitcoin enthusiasts where he claimed that vice p

doing an exhibit for dole institute, which in the book and the exhibit ended up being sort of john singleton tinsley, which i would not recommend if you're doing a book with a lot at once. but they both added each other a lot. it made very rich. so there were sort of two products of that and the nixon library, nora and the foundation were both so helpful in that pursuit because i came in looking for pictures, much like tiffany did, looking for pictures, evidence that the wives were with nixon. indeed, they there weren't there were so many pictures, couldn't even pick just one. i ended up using a lot of pictures in my book, one of them actually a cover image came partial leave from the archive of president nixon on december 12th, 1969. stand ing with the p.o.w. was going with the p.o.w. problem, which previously had been kept. so that was kind of a sea change illustrated by the pictures in the archive and the other documents that i found that i'll talk about throughout the day were regarded regarding. they were telegrams actually that the p.o.w. and my wife had sent to president nixon and his

. >> michael singleton, it nice to see both of you this morning.k, president biden coming up pretty forcefully last night against the decision and again, to the court, which is rather uncharacteristic for him saying sure, michael, that this decision would allow donald trump to do whatever he pleases if he returns to office sure. michael, how republicans looking at this this morning, is there some concern about this giving a boost perhaps to joe biden? >> oh, i think what republicans are doing now, erica, to be quite frank with us trying to avoid this topic by all means and focusing more on what president biden is currently experiencing i think republicans are very clear what the data showcases some of the data showcases that the american people, particularly those folks in the middle, are worried about last week's debate performance. >> and so while under the ordinary set of circumstances, you will see a whole bunch of plethora of post on truth, social from donald trump about this issue. he posted onetime and from my understanding, and and he's bee

so i mean, this is all connected to john singleton mosby. this is in september of 1864. there was incessant back and forth between mosby and sheridan where you know moseby is taking some of sheridan's p.o.w.s and executing in clark county. and then you have, you know, union cavalry in september 64 are engaging in in those hangings there. one of the sad stories and that and that happens like back and forth between those those two guys. one of the very sad things that happens with the front royal executions is there was a young teenage his name escapes me at the moment, but a young teenage boy who when mosby's command was through front royal was excited and he thought he would like join the party. and he did. and ended up being captured. he was killed because they thought, you know, he's one of these partizans and they killed him. and after was executed union calvary, they put him in a wheelbarrow, took to the home of his mother, knocked on the door and dumped his there in front. so it's it's unimaginable all right how

michael singleton and maria cardona, good to see the both of you. happy. fourth to you as well. my friends thank you the fact that the white house, the campaign has started to put the president out there for these taped interviews. i know maria, that is part of the plan, right. get him in front of more americans. but it does begs the question, why did it take a week after this debate for that to start yeah, i agree. >> and those questions are out there, but i think the important thing arugula is not just the fact that they're doing it but exactly what andrea has said was the reaction of her listeners because that is not a one-off. i have been hearing from so many people that i talked to from groups that are going door to door in swing states post the debate the sentiment is very, very much the same. erica, they saw what we all saw on thursday night. there's no question about that. but what andrea underscored, i think is the critical piece that has been missing in so much breathless coverage since thursday about the president and whether he should drop out and and who's going to