governor spitzer.hting for the people he was stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. and i think people wanted to believe in a hero. so when his downfall came, it wasn't just the falling of eliot spitzer. it was the death of a dream look i fell under his spell like lots of other people. i wish in many ways that he had been satisfied with doing what he was very good at and had stayed on for another term or two terms as attorney general? i do think if he had done that, he might have helped stop some of the worst abuses that led to the financial crisis of 2008 maybe it's a case where he was externalizing is internal conflict maybe he thought prostitution was wrong and hookers should be thrown in jail. and that was side-by-side in him in conflict with this attraction to prostitutes. and we just throw them all gel, get them all off the streets that i won't touch any of them i interviewed them, must have been 2018. i know he understands he caused a lot of people and his personal and professional life,

what the people loved about eliot spitzer know second guessing, no debate on a crusade, charging ahead to systemic change, steamrolling enemies, cutting red tape and his path his accomplishments were tangible and exceedingly rare, which makes it hard not to mourn what we may have lost with the downfall of the sheriff of wall street but it was his zealous belief in his own righteousness that made eliot spitzer self destruction inevitable. >> and that might be why the story so chilling former president trump was a steamroller in the white house and it landed in insurrection on the steps of the capitol if we can't shake our addiction to strongman to those utterly convinced of their own greatness. there will be many more likes. bits are in positions of power posing even bigger threats to our fragile democracy. crusaders wanting their portraits on the walls of history every governor of new york has the chance to be immortalized in a painting that hangs in the new york state capital. a self-directed monument to his or her own illustrious its legacy. all of them are, they're all but two the f

spitzer that is a cape here at josh shapiro and gretchen whitmer will be campaigning for vice presidentto be harris' runnit "wall street journal" poll found witmer has an negative favorability rating and highest favorability and that ps arizona senator, mark kelly. the director of the center for economic opportunity at the independent women's forum and joins me now. good morning to you, so we are calling the deep state and has to make a decision august 7th. who do you think she will pick? >> she will definitely lean into a governor and it would not surprise me a governor from a swing state. she needs someone with executive experience, someone who has led a large institution or a body with lots of people. she need someone also who is going to be a little bit more balanced. i think, obviously, the moniker of her being radical appellee fits her, but she is also going to need to appeal to the democrats in your feel the party has left them behind and someone a little more moderate and maybe she can actually fill that gap here and she needs someone with good policy experience and policy depth

the ordinance department them turn the spitzer carbine back into a single shot ismael i to know what are big points over there the big bullets. these are artillery shells and they also show that jump technology this is what you would have seen fired in a cannon during the revolutionary war. this is a cannonball from battle of guilford courthouse here in gilford. well, guilford county basically is just a big iron ball. if it hits you, it's going to make a mess. but it has to hit you. that was one of the other changes during the american civil war, they made the jump to shells inside of this is a civil war. cannonball found at bentonville, which was a big battle here in north carolina in 1865. the jump you had explosives inside of this and, a very complex fuze. and these would explode you could time it by doing the fuze, you could fire this at troops and up to 5 seconds delay and when it to where you wanted it to go it would explode chunks would break off. it was filled with bullets that could go out and hit and this was much more deadly. and so yeah. and one this was found at bull or

still spitzer 96 right now in danville. >> i know this heat is so slow to retreat. it's really, really frustrating. we have to deal with it for a few more days. right now we're looking at a little bit of a developing marine layer. as you check out the satellite and radar composite image, all the factors we use in our forecasting indicate that this dome of high pressure will compress that marine layer to the point where it should not interfere with viewing of the fireworks tonight. but at the moment, it's present, and much of it is because of this onshore flow. as you can see, we've got 24 mile per hour winds here at san francisco and right around the golden gate. it is still hot outside in many locations, but several degrees cooler as you see on the 24 hour temperature change indicator. 24 hours a few degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. so here we are, the view from mount tam looking at that finger of fog pushing through the golden gate and locally out over the bay. 68 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland, 7788, in hayward and still hot inland. san jo

. >> among those killed in munich, 27-year-old fencing coach, andre spitzer.e the massacre. >> so this is the only picture i have of them together. >> reporter: half a century later, his widow, anki continues to tell his story. >> after what happened in munich, after the murder of the 11 israeli athletes, the olympic village turned into like a military camp, and especially the israelis, they never hang their flags outside like all the other countries did. >> reporter: and despite saying she'd received threats herself, she'll proudly be in paris for the games. >> i'm not going to stay home because they're threatening and saying, you know, you're going to make a second munich because when we give into terror, that's when it will continue. >> reporter: now, we have been tracking what the french government says is a series of arson attacks on train lines earlier today. the israeli foreign ministry is saying those attacks were planned and executed under the influence of iran. now they haven't provided any evidence to support that claim, and at this point, french au