tiffany: ¿dÓnde te patearon?a persona, y de esa forma se siente poderoso. tiffany: el doctor es profesor de psiquiatrÍa de la escuela de medicina de la universidad internacional de la florida en miami, ha estudiado por aÑos el fenÓmeno del acoso escolar. segÚn el departamento de salud de estados unidos 13% de los estudiantes de 12 aÑos a 18 aÑos sufren acoso con insultos o burlas, mientras que casi el 10% fueron golpeados. en sacramento los padres de santiago fueron a la escuela. ellos hace quejan de que no le tomaron suficiente atenciÓn. >> la secretaria dice que fue una pelea, no fue una pelea como una pelea no se hace entre cinco niÑos o siete niÑos contra uno. tiffany: "aquÍ y ahora" a solicitÓ informaciÓn a la autoridades del distrito escolar sobre el caso de santiago, nos responde lo que para proteger la privacidad de los estudiantes no podÍan hablar del caso, asegura que raÍz de lo sucedido han solicitado mÁs presencia policial a la hora del atra de la soledad de la escuela. esa misma tarde llevaron al niÑ

on jimmy kimmel, tiffany haddish. ama: have a great night. ♪ >> dicky: from the caesars entertainment's zappos theater, it's “jimmy kimmel live” in las vegas! tonight -- tiffany haddish, jimmy crashes a bachelorette party, and music from the killers. with cleto and the cletones. and now, upping the ante, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. goodnight, everybody. thank you. hello, friends. i'm jimmy kimmel. i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching from the comfort of your homes. welcome to the zappos theater. we are right in the heart of las vegas strip. that's very nice. this is our second night in the desert. thanks for coming to visit us. we are in las vegas, and let me tell you something. out of all the shows you could go to, you could have went to see ciara, you could have gone to see barry manilow, celine dion. you chose the one where a middle-aged man stands and sits almost completely still for a whole hour. [ cheers and applause ] and i appreciate it. than

tiffany: mr. tur lee, if the people -- tur lee if the people are -- turley if the people are not honorable in those agency, sit fixable? mr. turley: part of the problem i had with testimony earlier in the week when he talked about fie, is a he said that was the earlier director. the director may have changed but the people in fisa have not. there's been a culture of violations here, they go back throughout the history of fisa. this gets to again the sort of premise that was the flaw of fisa, trusting the government to act on good motivation. i think that it's repeatedly shown, frankly, it cannot be trusted with that level of discretion. mr. tiffany: i only have five minutes, i want to get a couple more questions. in what would be one reform you would say needs to be done if section 702 is left in place? turn your mic on. >> several have come up with a list of reforms and there are over 5 of them, perhaps the -- over 25 of them, perhaps the most important is the warrant requirement, the probable ca

i will stip stipulate with tiffany jackson. tiffany jack established herself and one of the city's true gems. in workforce development system. promoting this model of effective community based workforce services. tive no in her life experience has traveled a similar road. fighting obstacles and over coming them. keeping her spirit in tact and dreams alive. she set a high standard for community based work formals service. elevated hospitality house profile with a development system and i think that the committee would do well by voting positive on her nomination. and someone who devoted her work experience to lifting people up. connect them with life affirming careers. as well as paid jobs. and elevating better standards and higher standards both for community based workforce programs and employers across the bay area. i'm excited, please and proud of all of the work tiffany jackson has done on behalf of the city generally, hospitality house, specifically and job seekers across the city. thank you. >> thank you. >> that was our

tiffany, right. the eviction moratorium has been in place since march of 2020 and it will officially end on saturday. >> the moratorium, she'll the tenants who are unable to pay for rent because of the pandemic, which cause many to have a significant decrease in their income or an increase in their expenses to not be evicted evicted by a property owner over unpaid rent. however, starting tomorrow, tenants can be evicted for nonpayment of rent that became due on or after that date. now, if you are impacted by this are several resources that can help you out. go ahead and take a look at your screen. these are just a few of them. few the resources that are available. we also have a complete list on our website at kron 4 dot com. now property owners that can still take tenants to court over unpaid rent from march 2020 through july 14th of 2023 this year. but they cannot evict those tennis. the city also says it has recently amended the just cause for eviction ordinance, which prohibits property owners fr

ilia: este domingo un brutal crimen en medio de gritos, seguidos por un largo silencio, tiffany lovers la entrada de 24 horas. tiffany: y una extraÑa propuesta de las autoridades. >> que buscÁramos como familia a un testigo, y que le pagaremos a ese testigo. ilia: aquÍ y ahora este domingo a las 19:00. a las 19:00. fÉlix: popeyes big box ha vuelto. todo esto por solo $6.99 no tiene sentido. pero agregar un biscuit de fresa si. ¿soy solo un simple biscuit? ya no. no tenemos sentido, tenemos pollo. ♪love that chicken from popeyes♪ tu baño necesita febreze small spaces... el ambientador que siempre está activo y combate los olores. sin enchufes, baterías, ni esfuerzo. para que tu baño se mantenga siempre fresco durante 45 días. ese es el poder de febreze small spaces. mi pasión son las artes marciales. ¡yo nunca me canso de bailar! pero con mi eczema moderado a grave, puede ser complicado. tenía picazón constante. mi piel me hacía sentir muy incómodo. ahora estoy un paso adelante del eczema. hay un poder dentro de todos nosotros para vivir nuestra pasión. y dupixent trabaja desde el inter

tiffany justice, back to you. ok, tiffany, thank you very much.eat wave hitting the bay area, hvac companies are staying extra busy. >> because people want their conditioning fix before things get real hot this weekend and that's causing a shortage of ac parts and fans and other components there's a man on company's name said i sure am. he owns an east bay heating and cooling company and the last heat wave. and he says his employees have been busy fixing ac units working 14, 15 hours. each technician, one of the main cause he gets. he says he's for a part in see the breaks down. it's called the ac capacitor. that's provides the initial jolt of electricity. when you the air conditioner for the voter, you know, when you turn on it first goes all you know. this part becomes hard to get. so he always make sure that he hasn't stocked up. >> just case it is a short we always something to work with. >> the only are dressed or in the east bay. apparently that stocks the ac capacitor is bills ace hardware in martinez in concord. a lot of people come in aug

tiffany justice, back to you. >> thank you. tiffany. now, despite this excessive heat warning that's in effect in parts of the north bay. sonoma counties decided not to open up cooling center's this weekend. you might think why? well, that's because the county has specifications for when to do that. they see this forecast does not meet that level. the county opens cooling center's when the national weather service issued issues a heat risk level 3 or more for at least 3 consecutive days. and that puts the county under an excessive heat warning and the temperatures and sonoma county are going to be in the high 90's and low 1. 100's on saturday and sunday. that's today's. that's not and but it is hot enough for one shelter to provide air-conditioned space for people who want to cool down. robin phoenix is the director of that shelter. it's cots. mary isaacs enter in petaluma and there going to be opening their doors. >> and we'll have a portion of the dining room which has also has air conditioning. can do ice packs. we can help people wh

yeah, what this is costing tiffany. plus renters in oakland, the pandemic eviction moratorium is coming to an end. all have one that is happening and where >> 9.30, and the top story this morning is the heat wave, which really is going to get oppressive today and then dangerous territory tomorrow, especially for those who have to work outside. that's why as part of our team coverage, we have michael thomas with a look at what state officials are doing to help keep those workers safe. my and well, and we also have, john, that we're going to go to first because want to know exactly what temperatures we're talking about, john. looks like it's getting hot out there where michael standing over in livermore, things are heating up. >> continuously even more so this weekend than what we've seen so far this week that more triple digits on the map in the coming days, looking outside from mount tam. you can see some of the remaining gray skies. that is part of that cool ocean air that swept in overnight. and that is really cool. t

and that's where we find kron four's tiffany tiffany in the blank space for us. any fans out there >> yes, there are fans out here this morning. you know, the concerts at 6 o'clock tonight, but it's not stopping the fans from waking up early and getting in line to purchase a mix collusive merchandise. they are gathered right behind us. there's a few of them have a good handful of fans out here this morning. they arrived ready to go and to wait with their chairs, their blankets, coffee and some they also set up to have it more organized today. officials they have lined up everything today yesterday was kind of sprawled out across the parking lot. so today this area has its own little created space. >> the first concert was actually last night. swift is in town for her heirs tore yesterday. and today we're hearing most people are willing to wait in these long lines because they're not wanting to miss a second of the show. and a lot of this merchandise that they're selling here can only be brought here. so today it's going to be another busy day in and around levi s

tiffany, coming back to you. the trading day ahead.e us a quick reaction to unh results and the increase when it comes to full year eps guidance >> absolutely. listen, you know, we expect this out of the healthcare industry be bertha is right. this is the sign of things to come in the health care space. we are inn pvested in the companies. this expectexpected. >> one thing i want to hit on is data from bank of america today. u.s. treasuries at $8.7 billion inflows. the one-year yield of 5.3% would you put money in treasuries today quickly. >> absolutely, i would this window is not going to last forever. >> all right clear cut answer tiffany mcghee, thank you. quick check of futures before we toss to "squawk box. we saw all three majors flat higher/lower throughout the morning. something we will continue to watch. that will do it on "worldwide exchange." we have "squawk box" coming up next thanks for watching. >>> i think about 12 above the dow is up four straight days of gains prior to that now the attention turns to my favorite thing

tiffany justice, back to you. >> thank you very much.iffany. >> 7.31 and with the heat wave hitting the bay area, hvac companies are extra busy because everybody wants to get their air conditioning fixed. if they're lucky enough to have a c and that is causing a shortage of air conditioning parts and fans and the lake so sake a look. take a look at this there's east bay heating and cooling company and will you can see all the fans that are for sale too. and during the heatwave, this one company is talking about how their employees are so busy fixing ac units. they're working like 14, 15 hours a day. the technicians are and one of the main cause that they're seeing is to replace a part called the ac capacitor. it provides the initial jolt of electricity that an air conditioner motor needs to i know that when turn it on a cause common, i think that's that part because really hard to get. they have to keep it stocked up. >> just case it is a short we always have something to work with. >> the only a hardware store in the east bay that stock

tiffany.es, this is another chapter in an eight-year criminal justice the law a lot what is set to be sentenced today. >> last month he entered a plea of no contest to voluntary manslaughter in the alameda county superior court for the death of eric ford log would could face up to 12 years in prison. but the saga began in 2015 when lockwood was facing murder charges for 3 victims. eric ford, richard carter and washington. the 3 victims were shot to death in separate oakland shootings in 2008. now, if log would have been found guilty for those murder charges, he would have faced life in prison. but the case never went to trial in may of this year. district attorney pamela price was granted a motion to dismiss 2 of the 3 murder charges for the deaths of carter and washington after a key witness backed out from testifying. that decision made major headlines in just last month. da price down for an interview with kron four's haaziq mod-yoon where she talked about the difficulties with this case. >

since we see the panorama of the tiffany brand store and the advertising board, it is also importantnote the black traffic light on in the background, since this store is a very famous place on 5th avenue in new york , it was quite easy to find information about it on the internet, in particular, on the official website of tiffany nadkoza at 727 fifth avenue , new york, using google street view i managed to find this address of her by moving the camera back and forth a little, i was able to catch the exact angle that coincided with the angle in our video, the address on this rosa 737 is fifth avenue new york and this image was recorded on google in june 2022, that is , just a few months after the invasion russia to ukraine in february in 2022 is so important that in this photo taken in june of the 22nd year, the traffic light in the background is actually not black, but yellow. in public access, you can view images of locations for other years in the photo taken in august 21 under the same perspective, the traffic light is also yellow; in fact, in the last traffic light, it was recor

on the agenda today, pimco's tiffany wilding is with us why she says the second half of the year will prove to be very different than first and why credit may be your best bet going forward. >> plus, house financial services committee ranking member, maxine waters joins us the house kicking off a hearing on esg investing today, and what could be a contentious fight even black rock's larry fink says the term esg has been weaponized in congress >>> and later on, why amazon prime day is not exciting one veteran. >>> it is a celebration of the weaker inflation, softer inflation read than what was expected, and that than what we've seen in a long time, going back to march 2021 we got a 3% inflation read s&p is up 1% right now every sector is higher and what's leading us in particular, well, it's technology consumer discretionary, financials, they're all having good days. materials, it's cyclical also tied to the economy as well. what's lagging, more defensive groups like consumer staples and health care. also, carl, i just have to say, i'm watching the u.s. dollar, because it's making a bi

tiffany 706. san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the pacific heights neighborhood that happened 7 o'clock last night. >> it was at franklin street and broadway. police responded. apparently 2 cars may have been involved in this, but they were gone. by the time the police arrived. we have no other information, but as we gather will updated right here and on kron 4 dot com. >> another developing story this morning, a sacramento man now behind bars after being arrested in connection with a stabbing out at levi stadium. alondra villanueva charged with attempted murder. the stabbing happened saturday night during a soccer match between mexico and qatar. police say the incident started as a fight between villanueva and another man and ended with in a way to stabbing that victim video taken during the match here shows the chaos during that fight. santa clara police say they were able to find villanueva thanks to surveillance video and tips from witnesses 707. in the north bay, 30 familie

back to you. >> thank you, tiffany. it's 806. and san francisco police are investigating a shooting that happened in the city's pacific heights neighborhood around 7 o'clock last night on franklin street and broadway. >> 2 cars may have been involved, but they were gone. by the time the police got there, we will continue to update this right here on the morning news and kron 4 dot com. all right. also developing this morning, a sacramento man is behind bars after being arrested in connection with that stabbing out at levi stadium. >> i'll have villanueva is charged with attempted murder. the stabbing happened sunday night during a soccer match between mexico and qatar. police say the incident started as a fight between villanueva and another man and it ended with bill in a way the stabbing that victim. this is the video of the scene showing the chaos that broke out. santa clara police say they were able to find villanueva thanks to surveillance video and tips from witnesses. >> it's 807. and in the north bay, 30 families were abl

tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie.further inland here in walnut creek. we are expected to reach the high 90's today and there is a heat advisory in place for parts of the bay area that started yesterday and will go into tonight. so who is supposed to really feel that heat. antioch is expected to reach 101, santa rose in livermore. 99 degrees. a pretty hot. and you know, when days are hot like this, it's not a bad idea stay inside. that's actually a tip from officials. another one is keeping physical activity to a minimum drinking plenty of water and keeping an eye on anyone who could be sensitive to the negative impacts of the heat like children, the elderly, along with animals. this morning we caught up with residents trying beat the heat. >> the we've been early in the morning right now because i know everybody knows that that we have twitter. have a a good you early in the morning. like a just a time. yeah. weekend enjoy while. >> so there is also a spare the air alerts that has been issued today and these are only

and tiffany looks like here.rs. >> a woman's first place. winner writer joining you know, it's cool right now, but we are expected area of people out here. but joining us right now, sure at terry the first place started you. was short and getting ready for i more about, you know, use yes, yes, i was with new balance for a little while after college. you know, it was a good run. and now running for fun now. beautiful. it was coming from 110 degrees. this 50 some degree weather was amazing. i love you care in any way. you know, having to deal with you've got to be careful. what time of day you run, you have to be drinking fluids all day long. you have be very careful. this is can be cooling route see yeah, i saw a lot of aid stations. it's. >> this was really well put together to prepared for are you taking part in half marathon? yes, that's actually what i came out here getting ready for it. this 5 k was a great to to get ready for a long race tomorrow. >> how are you preparing for that when it comes for well, tom

tiffany, did anybody when ya?several of the runners have cross the finish line right behind is the finish lin for the full and half marathon we have some runners crossing right now right behind. as you people watching clapping for them. this is along >> long race for the full marathon. many miles there. >> it was an early morning for many of the racers. the first race started 5.15 this morning, which was the for marathon runners. got to enjoy a nice sunrise today. a nice day today as well as some video of the runners starting off around 5 making their way through the the second race started at 6.30 this morning, which was bridge half marathon, the city half marathon started at 8.15 and there's also a 10 k 5 k and in culture, race actually started last night that race officials opening up the 10 k race to dogs as well. participants getting the chance to bring their furry friends along to race beside other were some guidelines with that. but that was a 10 key race and that that started at 7 o'clock this morning. but

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tiffany justice is there for us this morning. and tiffany, we understand that in addition to the heat, people are also being warned about traffic around the stadium. >> yes, a lot of people are expected to be attending these games today. as you can we are anticipating another hot day today. santa clara is expected to reach the 90's today and the levi stadium right in front of it's in direct sunlight. so we know that those who are going to be going to the games are going to be trying to do with the heat today. we want to get you prepared with that as well. >> we want to also tell you that the gold cup is held every 2 years today. jamaica faces kids and needs at 04:00pm mexico. a play qatar at 06:00pm. america is still in the running for the title this year. their match against trinidad and tobago. >> is happening in north carolina. now the event is estimated to bring in around 68,500 people to the stadium. the parking lots will open around 2 o'clock this afternoon. and that is also when fanfest will get going outside of the stadiu

wrong document [ laughter ] tiffany.f t-bone [ light laughter ] it feels just yesterday that you were in diapers. and that's probably because it's the last time i saw you [ laughter ] i'm so proud of you today. today is all about you you're marrying someone so smart and handsome he's just like me. [ laughter ] and not at all like ron desanctimonious, who i could crush very easily if i wanted to. i made him, i can destroy him. where was i? oh, right. love is forever. wakanda is forever [ laughter ] marriage is for however long you want it to be. [ laughter ] now, let's raise a glass of diet coke to the happy couple. >> jimmy: oh, that was so sweet. [ cheers and applause so nice. switching gears, president biden just arrived in bali for the g20 summit. and when he landed, he received an extra special greeting. take a look at this. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i can't tell whether biden's happy, confused, or both [ laughter ] he's like -- [ laughter ] meanwhile, today in bali, biden held his first in-person meeting with chi

thank you, tiffany. i appreciate the mention of those three books there. pointing out the problem . phase of my life. you have to be able to see the problem with clear eyes. but this is our moment as conservatives, as liberty-oriented americans to now level up and to fill that void with a vision of american national identity that runs so deep that it dilutes the woke agenda to irrelevance. that is how we win. yes, somebody my age. what does it mean to be an american today? you get a blank stare in response. that's the vacuum, and it is our job to fill that void with something more meaningful than what the left does. i will give them credit for this. the left is very good at this. they will fill that void with a vision of identity, race, gender, sexuality, climate for too long. we've been complacent pointing out all of the endless hypocrisies with that vision of human identity. but what we need to do now is offer our own vision if they feed our kids race, gender, sexuality and climate. i want us to start talking more about the individual, the family, the na

tiffany justice live in the newsroom following that story for us.by the fda will make available the contraceptive to women from the same aisle as you would find things like aspirin, the food and drug administration has cleared the move allowing the company perrigo to sell its contraceptive medication without a prescription. the medication pill is a once a day pill. an is older class of contraceptives which contains a single synthetic war mode and generally carries few are side effects. the fda's approval came at the end of a two-day meeting, focused on discussing whether women can safely and effectively take the pill without professional supervision. the fda decision will not apply to other birth control pills only pill women. health advocates hope that this decision will pave the way for more over-the-counter birth control options. the company says they won't start shipping the pill until early next year. and there will be no age requirement. they also have not yet announced a price. back to you. >> all right, san jose city workers could go on stri

kron four's tiffany justice is in the newsroom with the details. tiffany. >> right. tonight's meeting is expected to be pretty contentious meeting tonight. >> is to go over prices. progressive criminal justice reform agenda. and it has been confirmed that opponents to her plan. we'll also be in attendance since the alameda county district attorney was sworn in in january, veteran prosecutors, crime victims, families and judges have all voiced their concerns that violent criminals could be let off the hook with pricing charge during her campaign, she committed to taking aggressive steps, restore the public's trust that included pursuing alternatives to incarceration in 2 established programs to address crimes committed by youths between the ages of 18 to 25 during her short time in office, there's been cases that have drawn a controversy over how they've been handled, including jasper wu, the toddler who was tragically killed when rival gangs exchanged gunfire between vehicles on 8.80, in 2021. and 32 year-old delonzo logwood a triple murder suspect who's been in jail

back to you, ok, tiffany, thank you very much.he north bay police are facing scrutiny over recent police shooting. >> they released videos of the june 27th incident where an officer shot a man in the face while responding to a burglary. one of the video shows officer brad cam running towards a car with his gun drawn. >> and then he gets hit by the car. the driver then drives across the street into a parking lot and crashes into a pole. an officer kim goes after the vehicle and then handcuffs. jim az, okay. tell who was then taken to the hospital. police say that officer kim fired 4 shots, but it's not clear if he fired his weapon before or after the car struck him. those videos were just released on wednesday in a town hall. >> all right. take a look at this surveillance video out of antioch, which shows a large group of people in hooded sweatshirts with their faces covered, roaming the streets. you see him in the background. there you see him here in the foreground breaking into cars. it happened early in the morning of july 6. t

tiffany justice, back to you. tiffany, thank you. >> 705, is a time. and another big story this morning. the city of santa rosa is trying something new to deal with sideshows. yeah, a different tactic. the city's actually going to be taking them to court. >> for polluting the environment. crawford's michael thomas live in santa rosa with this new approach. good morning, michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, it's definitely unique. we haven't been done before in the city of santa rosa's, actually using social media, instagram, specifically to find some of these alleged sideshow organizers and they're now suing more than a dozen. let's get video up on your screen so i can break it all down. talking about 13 men that are being sued by the city of santa rosa. and they they're suing them under the california fish and game code for polluting waterways with tire crumbs from reckless driving. the city says it happened during those sideshows which are known as reckless and informal car shows or street takeovers, saying that those tire crumbs ended u

people cross the road at the intersection of fifth avenue in new york, then we will go up to the tiffany billboard on which it is written in capital letters neither zelensky nor the war. what exactly was meant is unknown to those who posted it was also not analyzed too much in social networks. and this could mean that if there was no zelensky, there would be no war, or to directly point to the ukrainian president as the culprit of military actions, or to be a message to him, this video was distributed not only by pro-russian accounts in english and there were other examples in russian and in european languages, for example this post in french, the video went viral and went to one user with a huge number of subscribers, this video received 3 million views, it was popular and in the russian social network vkontakte, we see 39,000 views on this page alone, so this zelenskyi no war billboard attracted the attention of users on the internet on all social platforms. it is important that you managed to find confirmation that this new new york billboard is actually the result of a digital manipu

>> she felicia, george: that's tiffany and jamie's takes on file -- felix and oscar, the original odden: definitely worth your time to check out. that is going to do it for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 is coming up next. ♪ every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's long

tiffany justice was there and has some of the highlights from the race. >> everybody from here talks about how it's not very hilly. well, for my it was one after another. and they they they feel easy until they do. it accumulates. so that was the hardest part for me. but also the best part. it's it's nice to have a challenge. >> the san francisco 2023 marathon holding one of its largest event ever. race organizers say this year over 29,400 people registered. >> this is our largest previous to this. our largest see that was in 2019. those 27,000 runners this year. we're at 29,500. and i think it's because during the pandemic a lot of folks who are home to and they stuck to it. and it's you runners edge out. and now we have a whole new audience. millennials kind coming in and they're making up majority of race and they left community. and that's what this race is spending all and it was an early morning for many of those racers a first raise. the full marathon started at 5.15 this morning in runners. got to enjoy a nice sunrise. the bridge half marathon, which was the second race start

kron four's tiffany justice has more on the lasting impact. >> we break records with our ridership. >> the singer superstars first tour in the bay area since 2018 was a big hit with her fans with many commuting into santa clara from all over for her today, total of over 45,000 riders on the 2 days of the taylor swift concert. >> it was wonderful to see so many people out riding public transportation. >> the mayor of santa clara telling kron 4 the stadium is bringing in big talents and it's putting money back into the local economy as well as a greater bay area. we're told shows were expected to generate around 250 million dollars. taylor swift head to shows here friday and saturday night and with so many people attending public transportation was strongly encouraged and it was used vta hitting record. just taking >> saving the environment and also getting a quick and swift ride to the taylor concert. >> the da says ridership was up an estimated 23,400 people boarded vta trains before and after the show on friday night beating the previous record of about 15,000 which was set back in 2

on jimmy kimmel, tiffany haddish.♪ >> dicky: from the caesars entertainment's zappos theater, it's “jimmy kimmel live” in las vegas! tonight -- tiffany haddish, jimmy crashes a bachelorette party, and music from the killers. with cleto and the cletones.

six with tiffanie leading 5,000 to 4,000.n bragging rights? as for the goals, tiffanie wants to start another business and demari wants to buy a house and to travel. >> we're impressed they stayed together for the friendly competition as well. >> friendly competition. >> that being the key word. what are ideas so people can save? >> be sure to cancel any subscriptions you don't use even ones you don't remember you have. there are free websites like trim and rocket money that can help you. coupon and discounted websites like pay pal, honey and coupons.com and retail me not can help you save. you can also join a buy nothing group on face book to score some free things. even, lara, my favorite. you can shop consignment stores. >> let's go. >> eva, what did you say? what's mine is mine, what's yours is mine? [ laughter ] >> i'm surprised you heard that. >> that's not fair. >> team effort. >> lara? >> i do have pop news. good morning to you all and you. we're going to begin with some big news for our summer concert series fans. we

all expected to be an economic boon for the bay area as well reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> in livermore, a car fire then spread to brush and scorched. nearly 80 acres has been fully contained. it started off of 5.80, near north flynn road around 7 o'clock last night. crews fully containing it just after 11 this morning. fire crews originally responded to reports of a car fire. there were no reports of any injuries. earthquake rattles the south bay this morning. the magnitude 3.6 quake struck near morgan hill just before 7, unfortunately or rather, fortunately, the quake wasn't strong enough to cause any damage. let's turn things over now to your weather. and here's a look at the forecast from jail >> hello, dan. hello, everybody. here is a live picture of san francisco. you could see cloudy skies tonight. thanks to that coastal fog rolling in and we really been in the same weather pattern all week. and that is because we have this trough to our north in the pacific northwest and a high here near the desert. and that's bringingtus at summer-like temperatures. so not that

be evacuated, dublin because of a gas leak. >> crews quickly arriving in found that week reporting tiffany justice kron 4 news. >> the bay area air quality management district extended an air quality advisory for wildfire smoke through today. it can see the haze here, the smoke coming from the flat fire in oregon people and the higher elevations of the north bay east bay, santa clara county might even smell smoke. the flat fire has burned more than 15,000 acres. 0% containment even now. all right, taking a live look at the view from mount tam tam. and we can see a hazy there, too, that it's worse than it was yesterday. yeah, a little more hazy around the bay area. that's for sure. as we see more of that smoke. >> from that fire work its way back in our direction of the same time. high pressure starting to build overhead. so that wraps love the plude's near the surface and they just don't mix out so yeah, we've some fog early on this morning along the coastline, but that give way to some sunshine. and then we're looking at this. the fire still burning in oregon. you see that smoke plumerbeg

. >> let's bring in tiffany justice, co founder of moms for liberty. their group had a great turnout. it was sold out. let's begin with this national education association summit. you had the president, becky pringle, that spoke and gave a speech i think yesterday. you have the president speaking to that group now. the largest teacher's union. what was not mentioned by the national education association president in her speech was anything to do with test scores, the fact that they're as far back, students reading and math scored are down to the 1990s plummeting to 1971. they're fighting for what they say are students freedoms and bringing up book banning and lgbtq policies that are being pushed by organizations like yours. what is your response when this association comes together and that's topic number 1? >> well, i think it's just reflective of the fact that 2/3s of american children are not reading on grade level. we had the summit in philadelphia. what we talked about is the fact that our education system is failing. we had president trump, gover

the event happening today as runners took to the streets, tiffany justice was there and has some of the highlights from the race. >> everybody from here talks about how it's not very hilly. well, for my it was one after another. and they they they feel easy until they do. it accumulates. so that was the hardest part for me. but also the best part. it's it's nice to have a challenge. >> the san francisco 2023 marathon holding one of its largest event ever. race organizers say this year over 29,400 people registered. >> this is our largest previous to this. our largest see that was in 2019. those 27,000 runners this year. we're at 29,500. and i think it's because during the pandemic a lot of folks who are home to and they stuck to it. and it's you know, runners edge out. and now we have a whole new audience. millennials kind coming in and they're making up the majority of race and they left community. and that's what this race all and it was an early morning for many of those racers, a first raise. the full marathon started at 5.15 this morning in runners. got to enjoy a nice sunrise. the

tiffany. >> right. the icon passing away today. the brilliant mind behind many songs, including i left my heart in san francisco. the official unofficial song for the city. now, tony bennett's publicist confirming the legend has passed away at the age of 96 just 2 weeks short of his birthday at his home town in new york. now, at this time, there's no specific cause of death. but bennett was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease back in 2016 with his storied careers. he released more than 70 albums winning him 19 around these all. but 2 after he reached his 60's bennett school was to expose the audience to his music, what he called the great american songbook, creating hits all the way up to 2021 with his final album. love for self featuring hit artist in 2014 at the age of 88. he broke his own record as the oldest living performer with a number one album on the billboard 200 charts for his song cheek to cheek with his debut with lady gaga, seeing some something special for this legendary performer in 2006, he told the associated press

elizabeth: let's welcome to the show, cofounder of moms for liberty, tiffany justice.ats attacked her. she wanted to get tough on schools and crime. talktous about how your group is becoming really one of the most powerful king makers in races nationwide as parental moms group moms for liberty. we have vivek ramaswamy speaking to your group recently. >> yeah, it was great to see all the different candidates come to the summit. when they're talking about issues that parents care about, parents and kids in america are winning. that's exactly what happened. you showed a dad very concerned about the fact that a pediatrician, his son's pediatrician was asking him about his son's gender and it's happening in schools right now that there are teachers talking to children in kindergarten about whether they were born a boy, or a girl or a boy and a girl and maybe not either of those things and parents are concerned and we can see that american presidential candidates are concerned along with us. elizabeth: police and teachers that talk that like should be fired and be removed an

joining us now is tiffany justice, the co-founder of moms for liberty.ou are doing something that is rattling folks on the left because you are getting coverage like this from the associated press "moms for liberty, a "parental rights group" sought to take over school boards in multiple states is looking to expand efforts across the country and other education posts in 2024 and beyond. the effort is setting up a clash with teachers' unions and others on the left who view the group as a toxic presence in public schools." what do you say about coverage like that? >> i can't think of anything more toxic in public schools than children being indoctrinated and not taught how to read. the only thing a.p. got wrong, they put quotations around parental rights, we are, and you are seeing 120,000 moms and dads to put students first in schools, something not happening to this point, john. nearly two-thirds of american kids with not read on grade level but we spend $800 billion this year on public education. >> john: you take a look at the reaction on the left you t