the conflict before the global economy suffered further. radio host and political commentator, steve hill, again says it's time for wisdom. need us to start discussing peace with prime minister open waiting to lead by example, that you think it takes a leader to start the progress towards at least talking. you're not going to find any resolution and do a conflict like you have between russia and ukraine when, when nobody's talking. nobody's trying to bring the parties together to find a resolution. i think it's interesting that prime minister orbit has calling on the president to talk to conservative leaders in europe and in and in russia when president by money, even talk to conservative leaders in our own congress and sent it. so i think fortunately, it's probably a pipe dream by the prime minister of hungry, but i think that is, it is time for talk to start replacing the bluster, the propaganda, and the military fighting between ukraine and russia. i do think they are serious rifts in the european union about the ukraine, russia conflicts, and i know there's a serious risk between amer

lena: steve hill, spokesman for the fire protection services says now that the station is back onlinehe need for responses to fire, medical and other emergencies from other nearby stations. >> up until today, we have had to respond from neighboring stations. we have still maintained response times, but it is not going to be as good as having this station here. lena: the station will be complete with a traditional type one fire engine, and a type three meant for wildfires. the county was -- before fire season picks up. kristen: today, steph curry and they eat, learn, play foundation teamed up with workday for their annual golf tournament to raise money in an effort to help close the literacy gap for children in oakland. chris alvarez sat down with staff. >> when you walk up here, there's a lot of different statistics on these boards. staggering numbers across the board with what the literacy rate is, but what you guys are doing to combat that. how proud are you of the strides you have made? >> our town library where we can give kids access to free, age-appropriate books, culturally rel

and of course the rest of the region steve hill with the contra costa county fire prevention district warrants residents to limit outdoor activity from 10 am to 6 pm because of the threat of heat related illness with hot temperatures an extremely dry conditions. the threat of fires is another big concern hill says most are caused by human activity malfunctioning vehicles vehicles dragging chains on trailers people in those vehicles carelessly discarding smoking materials. those are all things that are present preventable, especially that last one in the east bay onset hassan abc 7 news. all right, so we know what's coming. let us get right to the forecast abc 7 news meteorologist mike. nico is outside in the sun. although it is san francisco mike so we can't complain it is a wonderful breeze that is for sure up here right now, but that will change is that breeze goes away and that allows the heat to build now. we're under a flexible right now and you can see only reading fresno in palm springs at 100, but just about the entire state will be in the 90s to 100 except for right along the

hutchinson once worked for steve scalise, but she is also a familiar face on capitol hill. because she held a prominent role in the white house legislative affairs office. and later was the principal aide to president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows. she spent considerable time up here on capitol hill, representing the trump administration. and we welcome her back. up until now, our hearings have each been organized to address specific elements of president trump's planned overturn the 2020 election. today we are departing somewhat from that model. because ms. hutchinson's testimony touches on several important and crosscutting topics, topics that are relevant to each of our future hearings. in her role working for the white house chief of staff, she handled a vast number of sensitive issues. she worked in the west wing several steps down the hall from the overall office -- from the oval office. she spoke daily with members of congress and high-ranking officials in the administration, with senior white house staff, including mr. meadows. with white house counsel, lawye

helping brenda or brendan walsh feel at home after moving from minnesota to beverly hills, or teaching the spoiled kelly and steve> abracadabra. >> how do you do it? >> reporter: and the soul. >> bugging me about hiring someone to help me out. i figured who would be nuts enough to want this? take you, you look nuts enough. >> take me. i'm nuts enough. >> reporter: the 1990s teenager juggernaut "beverly hills 90210." ♪ playing nat, the owner of the peach pit always there for a reassuring word. >> you know who. >> reporter: or a valuable life lesson. >> if i ever catch you gambling again, first call i make is to your father. >> thanks, man. i won't forget this. >> neither will i. >> reporter: his fatherly on-screen persona extending into real life, often helping smooth over disputes between the infamously combustible cast. ian ziering who played steve giving him credit for getting the cast to appreciate what a great gift they'd been given as a noted character actor with 88 screen credits, he was considered the og of the set later reprising his role in the 2008 spin-off. >> brenda. >> hi. >> it's so good to see both

you can see they are calling some of these officials up to the hill. >> steve: absolutely.f letters that chuck grassley has written to christopher wray. but christopher wray also appeared before congress. and answered questions about this team tebow. the thing about brian otten, he's been at the barrow for a long time. he's one of the analysts regarding crossfire hurricane, and he apparently, according to "the new york post" today and other reporting, he was one of the people who suggested that the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. before the election of 2020, aside from "the new york post" and fox news and the daily mail, we had been 50 intel chiefs, as griff just mentioned, saying it's all russian disinformation. that one guy is now on the board, so that is out there, but now we know it's not true. >> ainsley: everywhere i go i hear, please, tell steve that his son peter she keep asking these have questions of the white house because he's doing a good job. yesterday he asked a question that we have sat and asked for weeks. many people in our program have ask

our steve dennis falling asleep on capitol hill during the all-nighter.omeone who knows the all-nighter well would be jack fitzpatrick. let's get right to it. jack fitzpatrick knows all nighters from tomorrow union at arizona state university. let's start with the basic idea. is this any way to run a country? why are we doing something so childish as all nighters to pass important legislation? jack: if you ask senators, even the ones that take advantage of that process, the vote-a-rama process is not something anybody came up with as a good idea, it is something they hate, but now that it is part of the process they use at. this goes through the budget reconciliation arcane procedure that there are certain things they can pass with a simple majority, it is based on a 1974 law not made for that purpose but it has been repurposed. when you see them do dozens of amendment votes to torture each other, it really is assigned of the way senate rules have been twisted over the years and it is not something anyone endorses. it is just how it is. lisa: let's talk a

hill that is the united states of america. thank you and god bless you! ♪ >> >> we will take you live to dallas where former trump advisor steven and seth dillon are a dinner at the conservative political action conference. you're watching live coverage on c-span. >> just lay your hands on each other and call upon the holy spirit. as a

hill" is streaming now on showtime. kevin bacon is here tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on. come on!what a great guest plus, he is currently on his "funny is funny" world tour, and he also stars in the new movie "easter sunday," which is in theaters this friday. jo koy is here tonight [ cheers and applause and we've got great stand-up from katherine blanford, everybody. [ cheers and applause >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: right now guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: now, we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag and i ask you guys to respond to that topic. so this week i sent out the hashtag #addawordruinaproduct. i asked you to take a product and add one word to change the meaning. within minutes, it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so thank you for playing along [ applause ] now i thought i would share some of my favorite #addawordruinaproduct tweets from you guys. this first is from @melissamuraco she says, "johnson & boris johnson. [ laughter ] this one is from @christ0phrr. he says, "peeping t

steve. hey laurie. it's sprinkling and emerald hills along to 80 all just turned to a light rain for five seconds, and nowgood stuff there there. i appreciate that. also, there's two bands moving in one along 101, the other long to 80 emerald hills. they're safe to say not just right before crystal springs reservoir west of san carlos in between their san mateo county, so these two lines here we'll put this into motion the one on woodside emerald right there. that is heading north. so maybe belmont a little bit. the other line is moving more towards foster city and san mateo. so you have to there. so some light rain. all that coming up also had reports of rain sprinkles in san carlos . we had some rain and mountain view. looks like portola valley , woodside, maybe getting a little bit as well. the bigger activity those out towards rio vista, at least eastern contra costa county. heading into solano county, right there a couple of lightning strikes now heading towards dixon a little bit around bethel island as well. so a little bit of activity here after yesterday's hot, hot, hot for most not for all half

hill. what house speaker sam rayburner told him that the president's press secretary. steve early his telephone that the vice president was monitored in the white house. german ran through the capitol basement back to his office to get his hat and then with his driver fought his way through rush hour traffic to the white house without any secret service protection as garrett just pointed out. when he arrived in the private partners of the white house first lady eleanor roosevelt informed in the president was died. within two hours and 24 minutes of fdr's that's human was sworn in and shortly thereafter informed of the existence of the bomb. the nation's leaders gathered in the cabinet room of the white house including secretary of state edwards fitness now next in line of succession speaker of the house, sam rayburn and house majority leader john mccormick in a show support to keep the gears grinding on the wheels of democracy. after the swearing and ceremony truman asked the cabinets remain and stimpson stayed behind when they were dismissed informing the new president. tha

steve kornacki, great to see you. i thank you for that explanation. always interesting. >>> still ahead, victory for veterans on capitol hill. >>> cheers in the chamber as the senate approves a bill after a day's long sit-in. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi's controversial trip to taiwan is over, but the confrontation with china may have just begun. that's next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." ing "jose di-bazalart reports. you see, son, with a little elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ o

they really love each other. >> steve: it's a sad commentary that you can live in an $18 million mansion which is essentially a fortress in beverly hillse crisis. >> steve: no kidding. meantime, today in new york city, big news. the u.s. open kicks off today. but will it go ahead without 21 major champion novak djokovic? >> ainsley: meanwhile, serena williams preparing for her first round match and what could be her last major tournament. >> brian: it is. gerri willis with fox business joins us now. >> hey, brian, steve, ainsley. let me tell you, it would be a big week. just getting underway with to tell of tennis' big stars in the headlines. let's start wic stomach with serena, and nothing her devolution away from the game. what she means is she is going to retire. and novak djokovic which, also famous, he will not be here because of his covid status. he can't even get into this country. the government will not let him in. what do we see here? serena will be celebrating her 27-year career in tennis. she's made some $260 million in the game, she's 40 years old, and she says she wants to focus on her family. we will get some of that thi

well here i am, and we do have mostly good traffic out there, steve, but there is one problem in the oakland hills13. right before redwood road. there is a car that ran off the roadway. this turned out to be a deadly crash. shut down 13 coming up just before redwood road. one lane is taken away. it's not a huge backup, but there is a small one. and they're waiting for a little bit more authorities to show up here toad truck with evidence capability and also the alameda county coroner, 5 80 is not affected at all. and the oakland area and all the east pays off to a decent start here. no problems at the bay bridge getting into san francisco at 4 32. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. sal san francisco city attorney is accusing the san rafael police department of abandoning a homeless man in the city. ktvu is amberleigh shows us the video of an officer dropping the man off in a san francisco neighborhood. this video shows a marked san rafael police vehicle parked along 14th avenue near lake street in san francisco's richmond district police officer lets out a homeless man this took place on

hill on the raid and what comes next. lucas tomlinson has the latest from washington. lucas? >> charles, how republican whip steve scalise doubts the white house didn't know about the raid. >> merrick garland said he knew about it in advance and signed off. did president biden know about it? he won't answer that question. that breeds distrust, a lot of questions about who is really calling the shots here. >> rick scott written to the attorney general and the fbi earlier today. the american people are justifiably alarmed by the conduct of your agencies. this alarm has arisen because of the raid at the resident be of a former president and potential future political opponent of the sitting president and because of the lack transparency of you and the biden administration. nancy pelosi said this about the republicans. >> i know very well how vicious they can be. you would think there would be an adult in the republican room that would say just calm down, see what the facts are. >> earlier the top republican on the house intelligence committee questioned the tactics used in the raid on trump's home. >> knowing that t

truman was on capitol hill when house speaker, sam right near, told him that the presidents press secretary, steveearly, had telephoned that the vice president was wanted in the white house. truman ran through the capitol basement back to his office to get his hat, then with a driver, fought his way through rush hour traffic to the white house without any secret service protection, as garrett just pointed out. when he arrived in the -- white house, first lady, eleanor roosevelt, informed him that the president was dead. within two hours and 24 minutes, of fdr's death, truman was sworn in and shortly thereafter, -- informed of the bomb. the nations leader gathered in the cabinet of the white house, including secretary of the state, edward -- the next in line of succession, speaker of the house, sam rayburn, and house majority leader, john mccormack. in a show of support to keep the gears grinding on the wheels of democracy. after the swearing in ceremony, truman asked the cabinet to remain and -- stay behind when they were dismissed, informing the new president that a matter of the utmost urgency,

between the capitol hill and he said what do you think of donald trump's comments of venezuela is inappropriate. and they are out of bounds and unfair. somebody says outrageous. a pick on steve king. you can download, why did you badmouth me. it is not w the other way aroun. it is about him there yelling at the firefighters rather than arsonist. >> i never understand and have to explain that to my t constituents why do you say these things i asked them publicly i said you electedwh me to leave not to hide reporters take a low profile, and rather not have the answer of those questions. that's what we need more politics at least two people will trust in cynicism and all actors in the political system. it speaks to leadership your congressman in a governor yet to present proposals to the legislature and you had to help direct them and then they would shop on your proposals and sayl what they will and what they like and dislike and you have to hashe it out. that is what leadership is about i think we've lost a lot of them in recent years. my traditional notion of leadership and yours has been turned on its head in many respects. >> i agree jim edwards he was yearsrs ago and a gr

plus, steve kornacki grabs his spot at big board with a look at two democratic members of congress and friends who chair significant committees on capitol hill. now having to battle each other for who gets to stay in office. also this hour, record rainfall in texas has led to the death of at least one person. we'll have the details as the danger storm heads east. "morning joe" is coming right back. joe biden and democrats in congress just passed a law to lower the cost of medicine. the inflation reduction act lets medicare negotiate lower prices with drug companies for the first time. that's more savings for us. no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation... ...which means you could have fewer attacks, breathe better, and relieve your asthma symptoms. so, you can be you, whoever you are. tezspire™ is not a rescue medication. don't take tezspire™ if you'

steve. a warning for people living in the berkeley hills up next.firefighters want you to know as we get into the driest part of the year and with our continuing drought, saving water is getting a lot more attention, which show you some ways to make your home more watery fishing and save money at the same time. demanding immediate payment for a smart meter deposit to avoid disconnection. scammers are contacting customers via email and phone. they're falsely telling them that their utility meter needs to be replaced. pg and e says it will never ask a customer for financial information over the phone or email, and it will also never request payment by prepaid debit cards or money transfer services . time is 4 45 fire departments want everybody to know about fire, dangerous temper. cher's get hotter this week, the berkeley fire department's going a big step further. they're warning people who live in the hills. making evacuation plan now very dry and windy conditions allow fires to spread fast. officials say the last time berkeley had extreme fire cond

john harding, andrew hill, and dylan healy are charged alongside a man from sweden and another from croatia. the health secretary steved booster programme. the uk yesterday became the first country to approve a jab that targets two strains of the virus. mr barclay said boosters would be offered to all those over 50, and people in high—risk groups from next month. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes has more. cases of coronavirus in the uk may now be falling, but plans are being put in place for what could be another challenging winter. the aim is to minimise the impact of a winter spike in infections on a health service that is struggling to cope as it is. we know that the risk of covid and indeed flu increases during the winter months when we get the colder weather. it's important that people boost their immunity. so it's a real message to viewers to ensure that they get their booster — when they're contacted, they respond to that. it means those over 50 or those with particular health needs will have the comfort of knowing that their immunity has been topped up. from next month, the autumn booster programme will

steve will dano it getting yo canceled. you have people like jake,u have th paul and ross screaming from the top of the hill fore free speechple are really waking up to what's going on right now and we're just happy tre happy o the middle of this. shake out in six months rightou now. but andrew , tape showedt andrew showed up on to our platform yesterday and he did a live stream today and he had a one hundred thousand people watching him concurrently. soe watching this is a this is e moment, i think right now inw it the tech world. and how it shakes out iny te the next six months is going to be very telling. but we hav wee major influencers out there right now finally waking up to this and it's now d transcending politics. you can't have a fre e society can without free speech. it's really that simple. so i appreciate you doing. chris pavlovsky. thank yo u. >> thanks for having me.ng so "the washington post" hasren. just caught lying again. this that's a daily occurrence. but in thi ws case, a loast of pro-life, active, really one of the most brazen examples ofipulo manipulation of the truth by the media we have ever seen.t

steve: we have got joe rogan who is able to get the information from mr. zuckerberg. it's not that much different than what he had told capitol hill.eless, he said yeah, you know what? we throttled it back. and that's what republicans have been saying they have been doing. and all along facebook would say no, we are not doing that. >> brian: and the fbi who sprefsed the story and these whistleblowers coming forward will be more reputation as and there not hurt reputation. joe rogan his reputation is strong for making news on his three-hour podcast. if you want to know who is joe rogan a special rolling out on fox nation right now. >> steve: okay. it is 6:16 here now in the east. >> brian: whpresident biden tous reduction act. ryu title and groceries. shutoffs looming over millions ahead of the midterms. >> steve: plus, it's been one month since someone won the mega millions jackpot you know that? they haven't claimed the price. did somebody leave it in a glove compartment? has somebody made a mega mistake? we will go into what we know coming up live from new york city. it's "fox & friends." but even if your teen was vaccinated agai

. >> steve: you've seen the stats crime is playing the streets of california that's led to. a lot of it from last october when a cast member of the real housewives of beverly hillspoint inside her house. joining us now to discuss president and ceo kent moyer. kent, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. thanks for having me on your show. >> steve: you bet. it's a sad commentary when the atlanta simply cannot protect these people. >> well, i mean, it's a combination of a lot of different things, and obviously we could spend hours on the political issues but, yes. so, with lapd arrests are down 20%. >> steve: which means, what? >> well, more crime. we have a d.a. that we just didn't -- weren't able to recalled and this guy is a pro-criminal d.a. as well as someone of the laws, no bail, prop 47, 995 and get away with it it's a series of a lot of different things that go into this recipe for disaster. but, unfortunately, you know, unfortunately for my business, it really helps because people are in fear of their life at this stage. >> steve: sure. speaking of your business, ken, your business is doubling every month because people are freaking out, right? >> >

hill that is the united states of america. thank you and god bless you! ♪ >> >> we will take you live to dallas where former trump advisor steveannon and seth dillon are a dinner at the conservative political action conference. you're watching live coverage on c-span. >> just lay your hands on each other and call upon the holy spirit. as ago from john 6 verse 47, most assuredly i say to you he who believes in me has everlasting life. i am the bread of life, your father's manner in the wilderness and their dead. this is the bread that comes on from heaven that one may eat of it and not die. i am the living bread which came down from heaven. if anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever. the bread that i shall give is my flesh, which i shall give us for the life of the world. heavenly father as we dwell in your words, we ask that you continue to bless this land father god. give us the wisdom and discernment to stand up for the gospel of jesus christ. father, as we join together, let your angels a protection hover around us. we call upon your blood to renew our minds and our hearts to die so that we see and speak clearly. as

steve if you're heading over to concord, let's go right to highway four. you are going to see some slow traffic heading over the hille and today and you know you can start seeing the fall pattern, more traffic jams and then we had in summer. this traffic jam has been there for a couple of hours here at the bay bridge, at least a 15 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge and traffic on 80 in oakland is moderate. it's eight o'clock. let's get right back to the headlines. we'll learn today if a body found by a volunteer dive team is that of a missing teenage girl from truckee family of 16 year old kylie rodney reported her missing more than two weeks ago. ktvu james torres joins us dive team that made this up pretty sad discovery and lots of questions will soon be answered. once we hear from some of these officials and these volunteers, and less than an hour we'll hear from adventures with purpose. there are a group of volunteer divers. recruited to the case. they were called in over the weekend to help agencies like the plastic county sheriff's office and the fbi to find kylie rodney this morning. they say th

let's check in with steve paulson noticeably absent in that a bridge picture was no fog. over those east bay hills i doubt much at all ali here coming up in the next couple of hours. it's all about some very warm temps. the air aloft is already warming up. diablo's at 75. that's pretty warm for this time of the morning. that's you know, they do have a little northerly breeze as well. so everything is in place here to jump up those temps. i mean, it actually started about a week ago. very gradually, but it bumped up each day over the weekend will continue that today sixties for a few, but a lot of seventies eighties nineties to a few near 100 degrees 95 in santa rosa, oakland, downtown 80 to 98 , livermore, 90 and downtown san jose. tomorrow that's tuesday. excessive heat watch for inland areas so far, only inland, not coast in bay. possible records, he concerns and, of course, elevated fire. danger we are seeing some of that monsoon state where it has been for a long time. southern nevada, eastern arizona and a ton of it. into arizona, and some of it makes it into the desert of southern california

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steve paulson keeping track of a bit of a some warm weather, we should say, maybe even hot weather inland inland. not not so much on the coast, but chris henry or more gun hillrver was kind enough to kind of jog my memory because i remembered i was thinking about this on the weekend. we did not set any record highs in the bay area in the month of july, not one. that's the first time since october. every month between october and july. we did so, hey, something to celebrate. we did not have any record eyes. we had a lot of drizzle. we had some record rainfall. we had some record lows. now we're dealing with smoke coming in from the six rivers lightning complex northeast of eureka. some of that is drifting in so we're already getting reports mainly north and also eased, but some of that might play into our weather today and tomorrow are good friend kathy, the napa valley chick. definitely smokey and hazy here this morning, napa was an unwelcome orange sunrise . oh, we don't want that. but i understand, and there's some hazy skies also around mount diablo being reported some morning fog. there's a bigger fog bank today. we saw all weekend long, but it's mainly

steve williams on behalf of the per hit horde. i put up context. that is the subject site in the middle and the will appellate [inaudible] up the hill and to the side. there is no mule facts and no new evidence and certainly no injustice. what was presented in rehearing is that misinformation, incorrect facts and the same arguments real harshed and the same requests. the state of premise for the rehear suggest wrong. the question makes the claim on page one planning and the department of building inspection have different guidelines and procedures for roof decks as for the green roofs is evidenced by the documents and they attach the living roof manual unmarked exhibits. and they attach the residential deck hand out from planning. the problem is, that these are not different publications by different departments causing a conflict for guidelines and procedures. both publications are published by planning and have the same procedure. look at page 12 and 13 and pages 11 and 13, out line the exact same procedure for application and approval of a living roof or residential deck and that is what mrs. tammy tried convey to the board at the first hearing