. >> john explained he was involved in a relationship with stephanie lazarus. >> stephanie lazarus.s the other name still on the short list of suspects. he pressed ruetten for more when it started when they were both students at uclla. >> but you're convinced the relationship that john had with stephanie lazarus was overlapped with the relationship he had with his wife? >> we know from john there was at least on one occasion when he was engaged that he was intimate with stephanie lazarus. there was a love triangle. stephanie lazarus had deep feelings for john ruetten, and may have had a motive to hunt sherri rasmussen. >> was her killer a scorned lover or a jealous coworker? >> we had two women on the list who in our opinion had a motive to harmer had. deborah, a nurse, and stephanie husband russian? >> correct. >> reporter: cops tracked down deborah and secretly scooped up a sample of her trash, which contained dna. it was sent to the crime lab in l.a. for analysis. 72 hours later came an answer. >> she was knocking on the door with a bite. >> reporter: that left one possible suspe

stephanie sy has more.ie: former president trump and ukraine's leader volodymyr zelenskyy met at trump tower in new york. >> we have a common view that the war in ukraine has to be stopped and putin can't win, and ukraine has to prevail, and i want to discuss with you the details of that victory. stephanie: ahead of their closed-door meeting, trump said he had a "great" relationship with zelenskyy, crediting him for helping him during the first of his impeachment trials. that scandal exploded five years ago when zelenskyy, fresh-faced before years of war, sat with then-president trump at the united nations. >> we're with the president of ukraine, and he made me more famous, and i've made him more famous. stephanie: trump was impeached in late 2019 after he demanded ukraine provide information on then-candidate joe biden in return for releasing military aid to ukraine. the republican-controlled senate acquitted trump. >> the fact that we're even together today is a very good sign. stephanie: but in the same

as you discussed with stephanie ruhle, we, in this hour and the hours to come, have plenty of this stephanie ruhle msnbc exclusive with vice president harris. we're excited about that. i will see you soon. >> have a great show. >> thank you, nicole. welcome to "the beat." we are covering vice president kamala harris seizing the spotlight. first this major economic address. she arrived in the key state of pennsylvania today. and that is making waves, the campaign trying to seize on voters' concerns. many voters say the economy is still their top issue. and she is all over that, while also doing another interview on her new economic vision with msnbc's stephanie ruhle. we have more excerpts from this news-making interview, a great get by our colleague, stephanie ruhle. we're going to show you in the moments ahead in this hour, and then the entire exclusive interview airs tonight, as you can see on your screen, at 7:00 p.m. eastern. that's under an hour from now. so, get comfortable. we've got you covered. meanwhile, it is a campaign, a clash of visions and candidates. donald trump, for his par

for the pbs "news hour," i'm stephanie sy. ♪ >> i'm stephanie sy with newshour west. the house of representatives unanimously passed a bill that would boost protections for presidential candidates amid heightened scrutiny of the secret service. senate leaders haven't yet said whether they'd consider the bill. meantime, the secret service is acknowledging communication lapses and what it calls "complacency" in the days leading up to the assassination attempt on donald trump in butler, pennsylvania in july. that's according to a new internal review. acting director ronald rowe vowed to hold the agency accountable, and called for major change. >> we are at a pivotal moment in the history of the secret service and in the history of our country. i have directed that the secret service embark on a significant paradigm shift that will redefine how we conduct protective operations. stephanie: rowe defended the secret service's actions in the attempted second assassination attempt against trump in florida this weekend, but he called for additional resources. torrential rains a

clearly, stephanie. — that is extraordinary. clearly, stephanie, they _ that is extraordinary. clearly, i stephanie, they are banking on donald trump coming back to the white house, the russians. what happens if it is kamala harris that wins the election but she does not have full control of congress and loses the house? what then for how ukraine is supported? i what then for how ukraine is summed?— supported? i worked at the department _ supported? i worked at the department of _ supported? i worked at the department of defence - supported? i worked at the i department of defence during the early 2002 when we had wars going on, any military conflict i understand is fort not only on a battlefield but in a political arena and so i definitely think that vladimir putin is trying to wait this out to see what happens in this election. should kamala harris win with a divided government i think she can cobble together the votes necessary to move forward additional support for ukraine. we have seen in the past the american support for ukraine has been approved on a bipartisan basis. bu

stephanie sy speaks with a researcher about what can be done to stop it. stephanie: green gold.man's butter. the alligator pear. or as most of us know it, the avocado. it's become a staple in a lot of our diets. and in recent years, sales have skyrocketed. the u.s. alone imports around 80% of mexico's crop. that's $3 billion of avocados. but the growing demand for avocados on toast and guac is having a steep environmental and human cost. daniel wilkinson is senior policy adviser at climate rights international. daniel, thanks so much for joining us. you have this report out about the avocado industry in mexico. it's called unholy guacamole. how much first of all, it has , demand for avocados grown in recent years in this country and around the world? >> it's been skyrocketing. the consumption of avocados in the u.s.as tripled since and 2020 we also see, similar sort of growth in europe and other markets around the world. stephanie: as a result of that, i understand that over 25,000 acres of land in mexico has been illegally deforested for avocado production. explain what is happ

stephanie: the vice president took questions directly from audience members and viewers.ing a discussion of gun control harris told oprah she is not afraid to use her firearm. vp harris: i am a gun owner, too. >> i did not know that. >> i hear that. vp harris: probably should not have said that. stephanie: harris has positioned herself as a second amendment defender who also supports stricter gun controls and renewing the federal ban on assault weapons. tonight the vice president is on to another closely contested state with a rally in wisconsin. for the pbs "news hour," i'm stephanie sy. ♪ geoff: the days other headlines begin with the heightened scrutiny over the work of the u.s. secret service. today, the house of representatives unanimously passed a bill that would boost protections for presidential candidates. senate leaders haven't yet said whether they'd consider the bill. meantime, the secret service is acknowledging communication lapses and what it calls "complacency" in the days leading leading up to, and during, donald trump's butler, pennsylvania rally in july

and stephanie's husband. and on monday, may 24, 2004, she left the house where her sister jessica was getting ready for another day of seventh grade, she's in a rush, and she walked out the door and left. and about five minutes later, she walked back in, and she just yelled through the door, i love you, and walked out. and that was the last time i talked to her. kate snow (voiceover): by 9:00 am, brooke was at the apartments, and an hour later hard at work. i could see through our apartment to the back window facing our patio. and brooke was bending over, filling up a bucket of water. and that was the last time i saw her. at what point did you realize that she wasn't out there anymore? not until probably 1:00. i had fixed lunch for my children and for her, and she hadn't shown up. what starts going through your head when she doesn't come in for lunch? it's a large complex. there's over 100 apartments. and so i wasn't immediately worried, because i thought she could be cleaning a laundry room somewhere. i even

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yolanda's sister is now taking care of stephanie.een extremely difficult to navigate this whole situation because not only was she a single mom, angela, who's now taking care of stephanie, also has a special needs son. and so now she's the provider for both of them. tonight on the street where the collision happened, you'll see flowers, a picture of yolanda and a description of who she was. the family is asking for the community support through an online fundraiser. we're not blood related, but she considered us, her family, and she was helping. she. she died helping my mom. she died helping my mom try to find a place for my brother. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. police say neither drugs or alcohol appear to be a factor in the incident. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. housing and homelessness are two big issues, of course, around here. today, governor newsom signed 32 bills as part of a comprehensive housing package. it focuses on creating housing accountability and streamlining the production of housing. this

let's put that to stephanie decades in amman. so stephanie is you had the prospect of this 21 day possible ceasefire with a ring in the daylights. a given the united states continued military support for israel, a real sense of confidence. we heard from a guest in tel aviv about how is ralph feels about it cuz it's ongoing. northern arrow operation, a level i guess, as i mentioned, there is a lot of support for it, but there also seems to be pressured. i think again, such to this as of now and everybody's part when we talk about need potential ceasefire. anything brokerage by the united nations who condemns in a way, but continues to supply israel with arms with weapons and supports that even yesterday that reiterated israel's right to defend itself. what is different when it comes to a war with has one law is this really has we're one step closer to complete regional escalation. hezbollah is a completely different opponent to have mass, but of course these 2 things are linked. so if they're now saying, if, let's say they achieve

stephanie. sean, thank you so much for your coverage on this developing story this morning. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, back-to-back shootings in redwood city leading safety concerns in the community. what council members have to say. and after the mass shooting threat in south san francisco over the weekend leads to a search warrant. what details ahead on what police stay with us. one p bars this morning after police say he made threats to carry out a mass shooting. >> police say the suspect started making threats at a workplace in south san francisco on friday, detectives carried out a search warrant at the suspect's home in richmond where they found ammunition. the suspect was booked into jail on several charges, including violations of criminal threats. all roads are back open in santa rosa after a hazmat spill. parts of north gotten avenue at all side streets between west night and hewitt streets were blocked off for several hours. that's well. crews cleaned up about 300 gallo

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so keep up the posithve attitude, stephanie.xt gloves come off and you get a little nasty again. we're looking another heat by coming our way. we'll be talking about that and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. and right now in the east bay, the alameda county sheriff's office. >> needs your help finding this man. take a good look at your screen right now. deputies say nigel norwood was last seen around 08:00am last sunday near his home of 160rd avenue at ashland. deputies say they are concerned for the and safety. so if you see him, please do call the alameda county sheriff's office right away. developing this morning, a high schooler is recovering after being stabbed in south san francisco. proffers lezla gooden brings us the latest. we got here just as school was letting out. and i did see police out here as well. >> and the students i spoke with say it was very scary to be so close near the stabbing. this is what we know so far. police received reports of a possible stabbing at south san francisco high school upon

i'm stephanie lin.ntinue our news coverage this half hour with a look at your weather forecast. dave, what do we need to know? well, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. big change in the climate going on for today. we're going to see cooler weather today and early into next week. it looks like with some. >> unsettled activity along with that as well. the first things first, we're taking your some of the bay area fog sfo is looking at some delays there about 40 minutes or so. not a lot that still may cause bit of a domino effect. little bit for you later on today. lower 60's cover most of the real estate east and the east bay hills up to 67 antioch, 50's up north 62 for san jose for comparison sake. 67 going on for about 1 o'clock there. and by 4.67, if you'll notice, it's turning somewhat cloudy. so we have the clouds, somewhat inconsistent. variable clouds are kind of do it, but nice, cool temps with all of that, too. onshore winds quite active already going to stay that way all day to

stephanie.ht, mayor, so let's start with some developing news that came in just this morning about the a's we are hearing. there is a chance that he might not play in west sacramento because the players association reportedly has not signed off on the move yet. now we did get a statement from major league baseball saying and this is a quote. it is a certainty that the a's will play their 2025 season in sacramento, but since this move hasn't actually been agreed to yet, this does raise the possibility the team we'll need to find a landing spot next season. so mayor, have you heard anything from the a's? are the group that bought the coliseum about the a's showing interest in staying in oakland? >> well, i have not heard anything from the oakland a's, but i'm not convinced that this will be, you know, the a's last game is coming up. and i don't i'm not convinced that that's going to be their last game in the city of oakland. you know, with that you stated, you know, scott, the biggest agent all of

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after debate in june, stephanie. _ doubt. after debate in june, stephanie, some i doubt.me of the rambling statements he made that night. which brings me to this. a lot of the us networks have been picking up donald trump's performance in new york yesterday. he was asked by a panel what his policy was on child care. see what you make of it. (sot see what you make of it. well, i would do that, and we are sitting down, you know, i was somebody — we had senator marco rubio and my daughter ivanka was so impactful on that issue. it's a very important issue, but i think when you talk about the kind of numbers that i'm talking about, that, because childcare is childcare, you know, it's something, we have to have it in this country, we have to have it. to quote donald trump, i don't know what he just said. but if, harris had said that in the debate next you week, they would be all over that, wouldn't they republicans? i’m wouldn't they republicans? i'm sure the wouldn't they republicans? i�*mi sure they would, but you know, what is and i think somebody is said this, the worst deb

i'm stephanie lin. since 1968. athletics have called the oakland coliseum home. >> we are possibly minutes away from the final game. they're ending kron four's. philippe djegal joins us live now from the stadium to kick off our live team coverage of the a's final home game in oakland. philippe, how's the energy out there now? >> either, stephanie? well, it's somber out here. certainly fans want to win and they are out or 2 away from accomplishing that right now. but that does not take away the sting of this team leaving for sacramento and then eventually las vegas. you can this game winds down, fans s cheering and they're doing so right next to us. they've been suppressing emotions for months and years leading up to this moment. and now it is finally here. >> day of last for oakland athletics pans dedicated to the green and gold are going to very nus. we've been having like its grip on i grew up so it's it's an obese adult. lifetime commitment tested over the years proving strong by the turnout my life final farewe

been banned from appointing inside israel of stephanie. so israel cops the is ready for minnesota has rejected outright the idea of adopting the us french $21.00 days these 5 proposal that's new. that's now his response appears to be a bit more vague than that. we want to be read into this. who has the off behind when it comes to saying whether or not this cease fire potential cease? why will be adult to don't know, the israel caps the foreign ministers now the acting prime minister? well that one. yeah. who is out of the country, of course is nothing. yeah. who has the ultimate se, but it gives you a sense of the mass opposition within the country within civilians, within the political echelons of any temporary cessation of hostilities with has ballade. these really believe that they have the momentum that they have the upper hand. they see it as a huge victory when it comes to the page and hopefully to be explosions, targeting a group that is shy, the way that is secretive, that is very difficult to penetrate. this is also in his rate, h

stephanie sy has our report.: hurricane francine crashed into land last night, drenching louisiana and sending trees down to earth. from the streets of baton rouge, to a family home in denham springs. the category two storm blew winds up to 100 miles per hour. >> lot of wind, lot of water, lot of loss of power. stephanie: senator john kennedy appeared alongside louisiana governor jeff landry as he briefed reporters this afternoon. >> as we begin this recovery, let us care for those family members and our neighbors. check on them. make sure that they are secure, because that is who we are here in louisiana. stephanie: closer to the gulf in houma, louisiana, flooding blurred the lines between land and sea. in new orleans, authorities said 52 flood gates were closed to protect against a storm surge. the federal emergency management agency's leader deanne criswell was on the ground to inspect the damage. she said the state's flood protection infrastructure paid off. >> the amount of money invested in resilience has r

what you think, stephanie? i think afterjune _ now. what you think, stephanie?ne the 27, - i think afterjune the 27, nobody— i think afterjune the 27, nobody would ever say that the debate — nobody would ever say that the debate is — nobody would ever say that the debate is no longer important but this— debate is no longer important but this is a real opportunity for her. _ but this is a real opportunity for her. i_ but this is a real opportunity for her, i think much of the public— for her, i think much of the public sentiment regarding trump _ public sentiment regarding trump is a sort of set in stone, _ trump is a sort of set in stone, there's not much he can show_ stone, there's not much he can show up — stone, there's not much he can show up and do that with change people's— show up and do that with change people's opinion of him, he's been — people's opinion of him, he's been a — people's opinion of him, he's been a long time in american politics— been a long time in american politics and people have already formed impressions of him _ already formed impre

stephanie. good morning. and good morning, everybody. a nice cool start. at least in parts of the bay is we have this fog visiting us this morning. one of the issues, however, is the air above us is a little bit warm. so it's hard to get it to move a bit. >> we're going to see inland heating, however. so some of you, folks well inland are going to be able to tap 90 for a while now. and that's going to be in that department. looks like for the next few days as we look for a nice warm up into early next week. first things first, a beautiful shot from the golden gate. i promise you its there. but the towers covered up right now. ground fog is just trying to lift off above the surface. our winds are kind of variable right now. so not the traditional onshore flow we see in the morning hours back, the fog business for the most part of peels off most of the bay. however, i think it's going to be problematic at the coast parts of san francisco a little bit in southern marin a little bit. we continue to

stephanie: i think market reaction will turn entirely on how powell spins in it press conference if heoes 25 sort of less to open the possibility they might increase, the pace, that would be one thing, did they do 25 he doesn't make a more dovish statement maybe markets would view that negatively to thomas' point i think so important, headlines cpi number as he mentioned are sort of the ones to watch and not particularly friendly for the fed given the recent trends, also, there is a pretty good argument to make they vastly under state actually inflation i was looking at this, this morning, since biden became president inflation numbers took off beginning 2021, the cpi is up 20%, gold up 30%. so a little bit ahead of it, this year just here in 2024, cpi is up 1.6% gold is up 20%, so either it is cpi is vastly under stating inflation or gold telling us a lot more inflation coming, what i happen to believe i am not sure thomas could weigh in on that, my concern is they are going to forget about interest rates, end up reexpanding the bidens that is going to become a major story into 2025.

i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday september. the first let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and sweet sunday is in store for us to not only a little break here from summer activity. summer, at least. >> we've got ourselves a lot of sunshine going on here. that fog is really ripped away really nicely here. we can even see that from the golden gate bridge to start is usually a problem area and not much the way of winds light traffic to. could you ask for anything more distal way some haze? you can see the stormtracker 4, you know, you know, expect much not getting much. so that's clear. smooth sailing there. onshore winds. single digits will provide the slight cooling relief for you folks inland as you see, numbers drop even more. so today, probably the coolest day that you're going to see until maybe next weekend. we see interesting things happening. 60's going on for a lot of chunk of the east bay,

stephanie: the question is how long people going to tolerate it.e policies on the website. and yet she has explained where she stands today but she also said, that her values have not changed. so we can only base our thoughts on what we actually know about her and her record. and if you look back of this nonpartisan organization good of, that would tally up the votes senators and he listed her as one of the most liberal u.s. senators back in 2019. into the left attorney sanders, and elizabeth warren why would all of us think would just randomly decided to go moderate when she showing us a different path. >> and all of a sudden page disappeared so i want you to look at this list though of number of flip-flops come they continue to from fracking to medicare fraud for all and portable the actual believe that she the current position. >> yes enemy. stephanie: gets argosy and obviously she's not connecting the polls donald trump. but i think the people need to be skeptical and again, they need to look at her record versus, the work coming out of her mou

i own in southern level on em are on stephanie. they're just at outlining some of the attacks that we've still going on by the israeli military. those attacks, of course, going on for you are that sounds like you're right about half an hour ago, just west of where i'm standing. probably about 5 to 6 kilometers. a very large is really striking that's been going on throughout the day and the right hon. mountains just over the edge of the around we've seen as strikes take place, but i just want to show you what happened about 4 hours ago. that was that his bullet rockets attack just over the ridge the we actually, so at least 2 rockets, big launched into is really terrorist right now has volt, let's say, uh that that have been 7 operations. they can confirm so that they telling us about the 1st of the building they can pre settlement using if i the one that miss all. and then the, the match david base with 5, the 3 miss. all those a short to medium range missiles, the being used that then the announcement came out from these really sa

stephanie decker reporting from amman. jordan, and this is theresa bo reporting from un headquarters in new york. so theresa, you heard what stephanie was saying? um, what's happening there is being discussed where you are, our understanding is that there is some, at least embryonic diplomatic effort happening behind the scenes. but we don't know a whole lot more and i know you have a guest and then you'll get to that. but what, what do you know about that? any diplomacy going on as well? we do know that there's been meetings between antenna blink and the golf corp counsel's again. the secretary of state saying that diplomacy must prevail, but they've been talking to both sides trying to de escalate the situation. but that's what we know just now. but let me tell you about what we've been seeing here . and we're gonna ask the foreign minister from a sonia about what they know has been going on here at the general assembly was based, debate is ongoing. let me introduce you to michael's death, nasa. he's the foreign minister

jordan, thank you very much, stephanie. in addition to it's offensive in what israel calls the north meaning, living on the is really military has not stopped bombarding gaza attacks on the central and southern parts of this trip have killed at least $33.00 people since early tuesday, 6 palestinians were killed in airstrikes near the l out of hospital and on the sierra doctors and central guys that are treating a number of injured people from multiple strikes sites including children attacks on homes and hun, eunice have killed another 7 people. it also is there is any man who joins us live from outside locks the hospital in darrow butler. we can see this of the yeah, the, the ambulance just behind you, honey. i want to ask you, israel says that essentially it is. it has slowed down in gaza and is now focusing on the north. have you noticed any difference in a, in what israel has been doing in the gaza strip over the last say last week or so? yes. well, the, quite the contrary is thoroughly, we haven't seen any significant

let's go to stephanie deca. she's in jordan's capital amman, because is there any government is buying the aisle dessert from reporting inside israel? so stephanie, what is the latest we're hearing from these really is about the strikes on level. so yes, will they say that their operation is continuing and continuing, continuing successfully? these really are me saying that it also knew a target to that destroyed rocket launchers that test bullet had used earlier today to target type. ah, you know, it's interesting what of this happening as benjamin netanyahu is that the united nations and we've just had more leaks in the american media of just how frustrated the power to the american officials are as you charge a power to just text of a potential a 3 week a ceasefire was a question of when not if israel and hezbollah would agree. now this, you turned on by these really prime minister because of domestic pressure because of the backlash because of the threat of one of his cabinet ministers to pull out of governm

one on a good idea like you're thinking, stephanie. okay. good morning, stephanie.>> here's what's going on. happen. bay, by the way, there you have still some leftover fog in place there, but you see the peeling away. a little bit of sun starts to come out little bit there. but a waiver buddy on camera. yeah. look at our current temperatures right now. we're at 73, antioch, with the east bay. a lot of 60's in place 60's and 50's up north. 58, san francisco. 67 for san jose, relatively uneventful in future cast for which is has been the case. we get these heat spikes of the marine layer peels away little problematic in some coastal locations a bit. there you have whatever flare up. we have the monsoon, which really seems to be retiring a bit. tomorrow. same kind of deal peels away again for the afternoon. looks pretty good running out of moisture. looks like in the mountains, not for the season. just for looks like for the next few days. meanwhile, our winds continue on shore and that's all good stuff. helped out a little bit about that low way up north. but we'll t

good evening once again, i'm stephanie good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle and we are now just 62 days away from the election, and gun violence unfortunately is again the top issue on the campaign trail. why? because we experienced another school shooting in america today. a suspect opened fire at a high school in georgia, killing two students, mason schermerhorn and christian engel wrote and two teachers, richard aspinwall and christina leamy. nine others were injured. officials say the 14-year-old suspect used an ar style hindering the attack. last year police investigated online threats the shooter made but they found no probable cause for an arrest at that time. here is more from georgia. >> reporter: horror in winder, georgia, after officials say a suspected shooter opened fire in apalachee high school. >> the 14-year-old student here at the high school, again he has been taken into custody. he will be charged with murder and he will be tried as an adult. >> reporter: this video capturing terrifying moments after gunfire rang out. >> this was like a loud boom. reporter: au

stephanie deka is in jordan's capital amman for us 1st. let's go to emerald con, who joins us from monterey unit in southern lebanon. iran, israel striking his follow with full force despite recent calls for a ceasefire to control the leg just strikes as well as 1600 is really strikes in the last 24 hours alone. as we were coming to you, we had fight to just overhead. we have a, is really a strikes in the fall distance. russo heard about of his bullet. rock is not as bullets as it has hits, don't any the pool since you have high, as you mentioned in earlier, but to type areas. and these role as well as other towns including k, yet at the which it says it targeted with a short to medium range missile called the 5, the one so tensions, very, very much still escalate. take and with the top where it's coming from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and it doesn't seem like anybody's backing down right now now where i am never to the governor, it was the scene of intense uh, blooming uh yes. today i just show you, you can probably see that red a

i'm stephanie lin.half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr course in the weather center tracking it all for a stay first day of fall is definitely morning. a good morning to you will not feel quite like that way in the forecast both today. >> tomorrow and even into tuesday, there will get a little bit of relief come the middle of the week, but actually can to towards the end of the week, too. so all this week long we're not feel may be totally autumnal like it did from a previous weeks. here's the first things. first, let's check things out. the fog peeling away very nicely at san jose state really shows you how quickly this is going away. at least inland now letting some sunny out this morning. meanwhile, got a lot of work to do here at sfo about a half-hour delay cooking on all of this that you see there, some ground fog, even the kind obscuring some of the view we can say. so back to that fog, as you see, goes away, probably for san francisco. you'll get a nice clear patch going on in the af

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and for folks in san francisco along the coast, a little bit southern marin, it was a bit on the gloomy side from yesterday. going to make up for today, though. >> lot more sunshine. a lot quicker. is we peel away this fog and we're going to keep on further than that as we go into monday early next week. we'll get into that a bit right now, the east bay shoreline. you can see there's the traditional fog covering things up. don't worry. it'll clear on out. there's the golden gate bridge. now you can see it's lifted above at least the you can see the towers. but just an overcast kind of gloomy view for now. well, that fog will zips away real quickly by 12 o'clock. even up the coast. it's all been cleared away. now. this is the next part of the story. that's right. monday through y% wednesday, heat advisory, the bay-area in total. this is not only that. it's also the peninsula and san francisco proper. it doesn't include solano county. technically it's a differen

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stephanie. it's beautiful. it the skies are blue. the the bay waters are blue. >> we've had a gorgeous conditions, quite warm across the entire nation with the exception of the area you see is a trough in the east that's really stretching from detroit down toward nashville, up toward boston. cool there. but you see awful oranges and reds across the united states and even across the golden state numbers in the 90's, even 100 degrees in reading. and you do the numbers. it really popped out at me. first of all, half moon bay are point raise. that would be 80 degrees right now in point raze 81 in palo alto is not just crazy. 105 degrees. that is the high right now in pittsburgh. so we reached triple digit territory there. only 95 dublin. only 95 in vallejo and 94 degrees in santa rosa. so it a toasty day. no doubt about it. and a lot warmer than yesterday. yesterday was 19 degrees cooler in san francisco. 10 degrees cooler in fairfield, a dozen degrees cooler at this hour yesterday in san jose. so b

stephanie, happy huntin: squared. stephanie, happy hunting in _ squared.e can take a short break. great panel for you tonight. what�*s going on and a live press conference in florida about the assassination attempt on donald trump on sunday. plenty more to come. we will be right back. hello. where we�*ve seen some sunshine today, it has felt fairly warm. but temperatures are set to drop under clear skies tonight. just like last night, we could see some patchy fog reducing visibility, giving some poor travelling conditions first thing in the morning. now on the satellite picture, we can see this swirling mass of cloud — that is storm boris, that has continued to bring some heavy rain across central parts of europe. but we have an area of high pressure in charge, keeping things largely dry. many places will see clear skies overnight tonight. there�*s even a small chance of seeing the aurora borealis — the northern lights. but we will have more cloud in the mix across the north and the west of scotland, a bit of rain there moving across orkney and shetland. f

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stephanie deka is in jordan's capital on mine. bought a cab. i assume we'll have more from data by lesson central gals on the bum, boston sand, but 1st, let's go with dante caution. he joins us from tie up in southern lebanon, so highly. first of all, take us through these latest exchanges between has the line as well. a lot of sammy, i'll start with what has happened in the past couple of minutes. maybe ali can show us a bit of the smoke and the background does what couple of a strikes towards that area. it's probably position value. i mean part of these and just dropped off being hit by is road in this area in the fire region, which extends throughout on 270 square kilometers. they've been several strikes during this day. at least 5 strikes uh today. uh, we'd have to them couple of strikes that we had now. and of course, uh, several, a bunch of of rockets ductwork launched towards acre and as well. so this is the picture in general here in time, of course is really strikes out extending to every area in lebanon. and that's what we saw yesterd

it's a special hour featuring stephanie and anchored by our colleague, chris hayes. keep it locked for the big vp harris interview on msnbc right now. ♪♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris hayes. no, we did not skip an hour. joy reed is at the emmy's tonight. "the reidout" has been nominated for outstanding breaking news. well deserved. congratulations to joy and the team. tonight, i'm going to be with you for a very special edition of "all in" two hours. we have an exclusive vp kamala harris. stephanie ruhle sat down with the vice president in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, for an in-depth conversation about the economy. today vice president harris made her economic pitch to voters ahead of election day also in pittsburgh. >> i intend to chart a new way forward. and grow america's middle class. donald trump intends to take america backwards. for donald trump, our economy works best if it works for those who own the big skyscrapers, not those who actually build them. not those who wire them. not those who mop the floors. >> vice president said more than 100 million americans wil

kumasi stephanie. great to be with you. coming up here on gma on a wednesday a story that we know you're following the late season heat. so many folks all the way to the coast. that's what's pretty wild about this one. and it's going to be excessive heat all the way up to washington state. look at those records falling by the end of the week in seattle and portland. i'll cover all of that. plus talk about some wildfire risk and some flooding in texas. also on gma, the latest on the former aid for two new york governors charged with acting as an agent for china. what her attorneys are saying this morning and a top fbi official is here live an urgent warning about scams and how to avoid becoming a victim. it's an abc news exclusive. plus, the bachelorette jenn tran here live in times square after the surprising finale. very dramatic, i'm told. but also, she and so many others getting ready to dance. it's our big dancing with the stars cast reveal. they are all here live. it's beautiful chaos. we hope you'll join us on gma. >>

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >>> tonight, a monster storm about to make landfall. this hour, hurricane helene slams into florida's big bend as a category 4. plus new york city mayor eric adams is defined as he faces multiple federal corruption charges including bribery and wire fraud. and how wall street is responding to vice president harris and her economic address. the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >>> good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, good to be back in new york city where tonight we are tracking breaking news in the southeast as the incredibly powerful hurricane helene is hitting the florida coast. i want to bring in our own bill karins with the latest. what's going on. >> a horrific storm. the storm surge is in areas where people have never seen the water on the coast of florida, the big bend is getting a 20 foot storm surge. you can see it for yourself, this is the shoreline right here and wants half of the eye crosses the coast, we get the official landfall from the national hurricane center. what is historic is that this big

stephanie that goes in jordan's capital a month without. kimberly how could in washington dc, i might move. we'll have more from data by the in central gall. so on the latest, on bob mintz that the 1st, let's go to zeno holder, who joins us now live from bayard. so saying that 1st of all, i believe you are close if not at the sides where the lazy strikes took place or at least in a ball have the something. so it took us through the 1st of. busy of what the scene looks like of the family. i'm not sure if you can still hear me. we are in the southern suburbs and like you said, at the size of the latest attack, the 4th, the attack in, under a week behind me, you can see the apartment that was target to that residential building. we understand from some source design ground, that the of ms file of was fired from the other locations. as you can imagine, there's a lot of chaos here. i'm sorry, if we have to. there's a lot of k awesome. and a lot of the buildings around does have broken glass, so everybody is worried about the glass folding. so as

stephanie. >> thanks, amanda. happening today. the 40 niners are back on the practice field just days after their rookie receiver was shot during a robbery attempt. ricky pearsall is now recovering at home, and he won't be back on the field playing for several weeks. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live now from levi's stadium. and gloria, we spoke to the sergeant on scene that day. how is she describing what happened? reporter well, stephanie, the sergeant says that while they were waiting for the paramedics to arrive, she knew that keeping pearsall calm and conscious was key. >> we have some footage of that, sergeant. this is sergeant joel herl, the first officer to arrive after 40 niners. rookie ricky pearsall was shot through the chest on saturday. this after a 17 year old reportedly attempted to rob him while he was walking down the street near union square. the incident, happening just hours after pearsall appeared at an autograph signing event just miles away. our colleagues at abc news spoke with sergeant

stephanie.manda. thank you. the next presidential debate is next week. it's scheduled for tuesday, september 10th, right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5:00. >> let's take a look at our weather on this day. that's going to be another very hot day. right now, the wind is calm. it's a very quiet morning out there, but it's already warmer than at this time yesterday. 58 degrees right now in san francisco, low to mid 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city and a cool 55 are comfortable 55 at half moon bay. looking down onto the bay from mount tam you can see there are no clouds there, no real marine layer to bring us any cooling. 52 right now at petaluma, but mid to upper 50s at santa rosa, napa, fairfield and low 60s low to mid 60s. in fact, already at concord and livermore this hour of the morning, we're warming already in the afternoon is going to bring us some intense heat. look for high temperatures of 104 at fairfield, 106 at concord, 103 at antioch, livermore, 105. up in th

i'm stephanie lin. we begin with developing news out of the north bay and entire marine county school district closed today due to a threat of violence. well, for us to be says dusty was live for us now in larkspur near one of the schools impacted by this threat. theresa, what are you seeing? stephanie, where here in larkspur that's redwood high school that you see right behind me. that was one of the schools that were affected. >> by this call of a threat of violence. evacuated due to a threat of violence. redwood high school officials clearing out the campus early friday morning. >> after district officials say that they received a text message on the main line in the district office at 7.30 friday morning, although not specific to protocols, all 5 high schools in the tamil pius union high school district. >> swept out. law enforcement was called in to secure the sites and investigate the credibility of the threat. >> can scary and applause. you know, because you don't what. these crazy people are thi