trevor: quite amazing. earlier this week he said there was a point -- he was playing on the pga tour and one of the best players in the world, his strategy around the greens would be to land it on and keep it on. that's how low his confidence level was. luke doty says, now this week, right up at the top. jim: number one, 9-11. dottie: that has to come with good putting. if you're hitting good chip shots, that makes the putting part the best yet and frees up your game and that's what we're seeing. trevor: you like the putter choice here, dottie, for morikawa? dottie: i don't particularly like this choice. i think there's a little too much break in the fringe and would love to see him take a gap wedge and turn it down, jam it, one-hop it and let it run out a little. trevor: use the leading edge? dottie: yes. jim: for birdie. dottie: seemed like it hopped on him a little bit, trevor. trevor: exactly right, just coming over, that little fringe grass there after the good tee shot. just going to get out of here w

trevor nisbeth: you have time, right? i got time.t nothing but time. trevor nisbeth: we can do this. [music playing] johnny bananas: woo! [fireworks] [music playing] johnny bananas (voiceover): lucky for me, the party doesn't stop when the sun goes down. located on the eastern side of the island, jan thiel beach keeps the libations flowing with the biggest happy hour on curacao and serves up an array of activities on both sand. let me show you how beach tennis is done. johnny bananas (voiceover): and sea. woo! [music playing] ah! never done fly boarding. - no? what's fly boarding? it's flying above water. johnny bananas: i can walk on water. michael koster: you can walk on water. ah! [splash] ok, so here we go. try it. yep. ok, back on two hands. low ball. you see? it's blocking. it's not like tennis where you're not swinging through it. manuel mair: no, you have to do much more work with your legs than with your arms. [music playing] that was out! that was out! in your dreams, that was good. johnny bananas: 50%. i don't get more tha

>> david: trevor ault leading us off tonight. trevor, thank you. the system that brought these tornados has now moved out of the northeast. but in the west at this hour they are bracing for what's to come, that rare hurricane, hurricane hilary headed for california and the southwest. california, including los angeles, under the first ever tropical storm watch. take a look tonight -- hilary heading north, reaching california this weekend on sunday. it impact expected to last for days. crews in long beach already building sand berms. this will bring major flooding and more. let's get to lee goldberg of wabc, tracking it all. historic in nature, strength, and size. >> reporter: oh, a wingspan of about a thousand miles, david. a very potent storm, and still cat-4, so even if it weakens, it could be a mineral hurricane or tropical landfall. the satellite still impressive. very well defined eye. there are 40 foot waves toward the center. cabo, six to nine-foot waves. you see the track. it basically scrapes the baja come sunday. they're going to get gusty

trevor ault. trevor, thank you. >>> next, to another alarming moment. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell appearing to freeze again in front of reporters, appearing unable to answer a question for more than 30 seconds. so, rachel scott tonight on capitol hill, with more on mcconnell's condition now. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about the health of the senate's top republican, mitch mcconnell, after he froze in front of the cameras, seemingly unable to speak for the second time in just over a month. >> what are your thoughts on running for re-election in 2026? >> what are my thoughts about what? >> running for re-election in 2026? >> oh -- that's -- >> did you hear the question, senator? running for re-election in 2026? all right, i'm sorry, y'all, we're going to need a minute. senator? >> you want to head outside, senator? want to come with us? >> i'm okay. >> reporter: the senator ultimately taking a few questions before being led away. last month, a similar episode on capitol hill. mcconnell freezing for 20 seconds, unable to finish his sent

. >> her son trevor died of a fentanyl overdose in 2019. he was in his freshman year at sonoma state from the night that we found out that he died, we said that my husband and i said we have to be loud about this. trevor struggled with addiction throughout his teens, but ultimately it was a single pill that killed him. >> my son trevor died in his dorm room at sonoma state after taking one fentanyl laced m-30 pill. >> michelle and her husband own a handful of hardware stores across the bay area and they're teaming up with local health departments to help train customers and neighboring businesses to use naloxone. the nasal spray, best known by the brand name narcan last year we did this and we trained 100 people in the bay area, which i thought was great. >> and on sunday, hosting a training event at their san francisco store in laurel heights, we are teaching people how to use narcan. and once they're successful, fully trained, they will get their own narcan, courtesy of the department of public health. >> one of our goals within the healt

trevor ault on the news just coming in. >>> former president trump pleads not guilty to election interference charges in georgia. donald trump waving his right to an arraignment in fulton county, sparing him from a televised court appearance next week. republican governor brian kemp also rejecting calls for members of his own party to investigate district attorney fani willis. aaron katersky reporting tonight. >>> sentencing for two former leaders of the proud boys, convicted for their roles in the january 6th attack. joe biggs, who boasted about storming the capitol, today, in tears, pleading for leniency, before receiving one of the longest sentences so far. martha raddatz in washington. >>> supreme court justice clarence thomas disclosing trips paid for by his billionaire friend. five private flights last year. what his new filing also reveals. terry moran at the supreme court. >>> horrific images overseas. dozens of men, women, and children killed in a raging inferno. a massive fire tearing through a building. >>> 24 hours after that alarming scene involving senator mitch mcconnell, again

trevor ault at new york's rockaway beach. >>> new charges and several warrants issued in the disturbing brawl on the dock in montgomery, alabama. a river boat cocaptain attacked by a boater. others joining the fight. authorities asked if there's evidence of a hate crime. >>> a special election in ohio tonight. a high-stakes vote that could set the stage for a major abortion rights battle in the state come november. the republican-led effort to make it harder to change the state's constitution. >>> the new study showing more potential health benefits for patients using the popular weight loss drug wegovy. >>> and tonight's mega millions drawing. the billion dollar jackpot growing even bigger, now the largest in the game's history. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us on a tuesday night. i'm mary bruce, in for david. and we begin with the violent storms on the move tonight. a rare tornado touching down in massachusetts. massive storm damage from tennessee to new england. now, those storms turning deadly. near cape cod, massachusetts, a confirmed ef-1 tornado with 95-mile-a

trevor ault tonight with us. trevor, thank you. >>> there is also news coming in tonight of a deadly school bus accident on the first day of school. one child killed. several other children hurt in ohio. here's abc's alex perez now. >> reporter: tonight, a terrifying, tragic start to the first day of elementary school for dozens of students on a school bus just outside dayton, ohio. >> report of an auto accident, school bus in a ditch, on its top, children on the bus. >> reporter: authorities say around 8:16 a.m., a minivan veered into the lane of an oncoming northwestern local schools bus, carrying 52 students. the bus driver attempting to avoid that minivan, but the two colliding. >> after contact, the school bus traveled off the right side of the roadway and overturned. >> we got massive injuries. massive injuries. >> reporter: one student was ejected from the bus, dying at the scene. 23 other children taken to the hospital, one of them in serious condition. >> i just saw hundreds, it seemed like hundreds of c

>> david: trevor ault tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> now, to former president trump, and tonight, his property manager at mar-a-lago in court, accused of trying to help the former president delete surveillance video at mar-a-lago, until another employee halted the effort, allegedly saying, i don't think i have the right to do that. carlos de oliveira accused of helping to block the government's effort to retrieve those classified documents. they say he helped donald trump's aides scope out mar-a-lago for security cameras. in a tunnel with a flashlight, they say at one point allegedly telling mar-a-lago's i.t. specialist that the boss wants the surveillance server erased. and tonight here, the millions now being spent on trump's mounting legal defense. money that had come in as donations from voters. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: today, former president donald trump's new co-defendant, the property manager of his mar-a-lago golf course, surrounded by reporters heading into feder

trevor ault on the scene for us. >> reporter: tonight, the sound of gunfire. hundreds of shots raining down on a pittsburgh neighborhood, under siege for hours. the incident erupting around 10:30 this morning. >> we have multiple shots fired. multiple shots fired. >> reporter: deputies from allegheny county sheriff's office trying to serve an eviction notice in the garfield neighborhood, met with a barrage of gunfire. the suspect firing repeatedly at officers, even shooting down police drones. >> a tremendous police present. s.w.a.t. vehicles, multiple -- dozens of police vehicles, . s.w.a.t. vehicles, multiple -- dozens of police vece. s.w.a.t. vehicles, multiple -- dozens of police vehicles, actually, surrounding about a four-block area. we have seen multiple shots fired from inside one of these row houses along broad street. actually knocking a drone out of the sky, as the police tried to get that drone inside the home. >> reporter: authorities trying to safely rescue bystanders in the crossfire. heavily armed s.w.a.t. officers pulling this resident out of

trevor ault, you and the team please stay safe. thank you. >>> we're also watching the severe weather threat for million as we come on tonight. storms firing up from pennsylvania to maine as dangerous heat returns across the south and in the west. nearly a foot of rain in union city, tennessee. residents forced to evacuate this mobile home park. in northern alabama, flooded roads and treacherous morning commute there. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all. the northeast bracing for torrential rain tonight. >> reporter: yeah, whit, parts of the northeast have already gotten some of that. that front will be drifting into the i-95 corridor over the next few hours. severe thunderstorm watch for parts of pennsylvania, up through new england. vermont got hit hard again. some will add not just heavy rains, damaging winds as well. getting a break in tennessee for now, but more rains coming into the plains in the dakotas. that's overriding the ridge that's creating the heat. expanding heat warnings. from miss into dallas.

. >> reporter: beside the table, a picture of leopold's son, trevor. >> my forever 18-year-old son trevor died from one fentanyl laced pill in november of 2019. that was before there was a lot of awareness. >> reporter: now she works to teach people about narcan and what they can do to help prevent overdose deaths. >> i wanted to learn how to administer narcan. my son has overdosed before. this is before i knew about fentanyl and i didn't know what to do. i called the paramedics. >> reporter: others told us that they want to be prepared because of the opioid crisis and what they've seen on the streets. they want to be ready to help. >> when you have an unregulated drug supply, you never know what you are getting. for us, there are multiple strategies at the health department. that includes doing trainings like this and really making sure that narcan is available and also increasing our opportunities for treatment. >>> police in fairfield are asking for the help in a desperate search for missing erika brown. she was last seen at her home in fairfield one week ago. police are investigating

your thoughts on this, trevor?an talk about the power of both russia and china in africa and the u.s. seeing africa as a place of competition for u.s.'s expanding power versus china and russia? >> yes. [indiscernible] in other words, putin does she testing at home -- [indiscernible] putin not coming here -- [indiscernible] cap make up its mind on which side -- i think from the point of you from many people, what is at issue is how to stop the rich from getting richer. how we address the energy crisis . in south africa, most of the time we are rolling power failure. we have interest rates rising up almost every corner. there is a lot to be done. it does not really address the problem of the ordinary people. from this point of view, [indiscernible] amy: patrick bond, if you can talk about the countries that want to join brics, to expand it, like argentina,iran, saudi arabia, united arab emirates, what brics represents and also india, for example, rejecting the idea to give up its ruby in exchange for uniform currency

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. and at least one presidential hopeful says politicians over a certain age should have to take a mental acuity test. whether it was 90 year-old democratic senator dianne feinstein's, apparent confusion during a routine yes or no road. just >> okay. for 81 year-old republican senate leader mitch mcconnell's freeze of more than 20 seconds during a press conference the u.s. with the same questions are again being asked about the age and mental competency of some of the country's aging leaders. we need to have. >> term limits in congress and we need to have mental competency test for anyone over the age of 75. that's gop presidential candidate nikki haley solution. >> one too extreme for some of her fellow presidential hopefuls to test are not constitutional. mcconnell later told reporters he felt fine after the freezing up and offered no further explanation. i feel like he's going to continue to be the republican leader through the rest of this congress. republicans routinely question pre

topics that were discussed included technology, trade and education reporting from camp david on trevor shirley. >> now to the latest developments in hawaii following deadly wildfires on the island of maui last week. the emergency management agency administrator for maui has resigned herman has come under heavy scrutiny as people who escaped behind as fires reported getting almost no warning and no alerts preparing them for an event as cataclysmic as what happened. there have also been questions raised about where and that was when the fire hit and whether his background made him fit for the job. earlier this week before he announced his resignation and i a defended his own personal record. >> so news story talks about how i didn't have experience before taking a job and that's not true. before taking a job. i was a member of the cabinet was deputy director of department of concerns as well as the mayor's chief of staff for 11 years. and so during that time i reported, often times reported the emergency operation centers and i anderson, numerous numerous occasions. also during that time

. >> my forever 18-year-old son trevor died from one fentanyl-laced pill in his dorm room at sonoma state in november of 2019. and that was before there was a lot of awareness of fentanyl. >> reporter: on sunday, leopold partnered with the san francisco department of public health. >> this is very personal. this is how i'm trying to find some purpose in my pain. >> today we will do a sort -- narcan is the brand name but it's called naloxone training. that will include how to recognize an overdose and how to reverse an overdose. >> reporter: people learned what to do. >> i wanted to learn how to administer narcan. my son has overdosed before. >> reporter: another woman told us she just wanted to be prepared in an opioid crisis in case she ran into someone who needs help on the street. she plans to keep narcan in the car. >> when you have an unregulated drug supply, you never know what you're getting. for us, there's multiple strategies at the health department, and that includes doing trainings like this and really making sure naloxone is available. but it's also increasing our opportuniti

to get other folks out they got victor boot out the first person i got a cocaine smuggler out for trevorback in 2022 print they're trying to make a deal here the biden administration will negotiate. >> can you say that again slowly customer the buy demonstration is what? >> they appear willing to negotiate here but. >> will a negotiation succeed in freeing evan? >> it is hard to know. the question is what is that the russians are going to what here? are they going to want another spy? what are they looking for here in the past they have set hackers and the like pretty see the cocaine smuggler once now but we've seen arms dealer now part we went to see what they want for this trade. given the bite administration does really want to get evan out to the question then becomes can they also get paul out at the same time he has been there for quite a while as well. >> it is a policy of latimer pollutant to any can have an opportunity to grab an american and hold an american as a bargaining chip for potential trades? >> absolutely it is. unfortunately it's b is becomina policy of many nations.

just leave it out. >> trevor, thank you.oming up on gma, coco gauff's big opening day after some tensions on the court. lara is there live. >>> the woman stabbed by a sting ray its venomous barb barely missing her lung. we're going to hear from her. first back to ginger. >> orlando to wilmington has that hurricane threat. remember the outer bands of a hurricane, you can have tornados. that will happen tomorrow. also rain in excess of half foot. let's get your local weather now in 30 seconds. drew: i'm abc7news me meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. it is another warm afternoon, good to moderate air quality, 70's and 80's around the shoreline, our warmest spots inland in the mid-90's. overnight, mainly clear skies, limited fog once again, numbers falling into the mid-50's to the mid 60's heading into wednesday. accuweather 7-day forecast wednesday, warmest day of the weekend then sharply cooler. look at friday, temperatures only in the 60's >> it's always a beautiful day en there's a sale. coming up the labor day sale

i often think trevor could be alive today if they had narcan everywhere like we're working on now four years later. tara campbell, abc seven news. and if you or someone you know is struggling with drug addiction, you can find a list of local resources on our website. >> abc7 news.com/take action. an orinda police officer escaped serious injury after crashing his patrol car into a wells fargo bank branch just before midnight last night. >> the car broke through the side of the brick building at moraga way and camino pablo shattering several windows in the process. the officer was able to limp away. he was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. orinda police say the officer was trying to catch up to a driver believed to be committing a crime when that crash happened. a neighbor mabud exhibition shot this video and heard the crash. >> we hear screeching car screeching noises and the first set of noises seems to seem to make it around the turn. and the second set crash into a building or sound. just horrible. >> so, betty and ran to help and thought for sure he would have to pull that

thank you, trevor. appreciate it. >> coming up, a california store owner was killed in what authorities believe was a dispute over a pride flag. we have the latest on the investigation. also this morning, the dentist convicted of killing his wife on safari. >> he set to learn his fate. >> and a new study on drugs like ozempic and cardiovascular health. dr. ashton joins us live. but first, we head over to leslie lopez from our station in los angeles. she's in for ginger. hello, leslie. welcome. >> thank you so much. it's great to be here. but unfortunately, we're talking about record breaking heat. and take a look at the midwest, the heartland, dealing with some very hot temperatures, 134 heat index for it looks like places in kansas. and now we're looking about wichita, kansas, hitting about 111 degrees over the weekend. so those are some of the actual temperatures over the weekend. we still are looking at a lot of heat threats across most of the midwest. now, take a look at chicago. well, it's only 78

abc's trevor ault leads us off tonight on the scene at union square. >> reporter: tonight, mayhem in manhattan with thousands of young people packing the streets for a social media star's video game giveaway. >> there are several thousand people here. >> reporter: the crowds swelling as new york city's evening rush hour got underway. >> people have been throwing things at each other as well as at police in the streets, so this has become a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: people climbing on cars, statues, and subway stations after twitch streaming star kai cenat announced to his 20 million social media followers he would be giving away playstation 5 gaming systems, gift cards and more. >> it's a $100 gift card. $100 gift card. we're going crazy for new york, man. >> reporter: police using plywood as a shield as they're pelted with bottles and other objects. some officers reportedly injured. cenat seeing the police response -- >> yo, chat, i know y'all here with me, but what goes on from here on out, bro, everybody for themselves. it's a war out there, man. >> reporter: and even

trevor williams off now has eight home runs in just 24 games since being called up. the a's took a 7 to 2 lead to the ninth inning. trevor may gave way to kirby snead with three runs in and the bases loaded stole and garrett hit a ground ball to nick allen. that should have ended the game. allen boots it the nationals tie it on the two base error seven seven game and you had to know what's coming jeter downs flares one to left and no man's land and it's game over the nationals get six runs in the ninth for an 8 to 7 win their second straight walk off the a's fall to 33 and 85. 40 miners and raiders kicking off their nfl pre-season season with trey lance starting at quarterback for san francisco. lance did lead one scoring drive on what should have been an interception. the raiders duke shelley tips the ball into the air. it's grabbed by tight end ross dwelling seven seven game lance ten of 15 with the one touchdown he was sacked four times. former cal quarterback chase garver is trying to make his case with the raiders. garver throws a fourth quarter touchdown pass t

here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, disgraced former billionaire and cryptocurrency ceo samankman-fried sent back to jail after prosecutors accused him of giving a document to a media outlet to intimidate a witness. a judge revoking the 31-year-old's $250 million bail, remanding him into the custody of u.s. marshals. prosecutors say bankman-fried tried to discredit a trial witness and taint the jury pool when he shared excerpts of his ex-girlfriend caroline ellison's personal documents with the "new york times." ellison led bankman-fried's alameda research fund. she's pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate into the investigation into allegations that bankman-fried defrauded customers and lenders of his now bankrupt cryptocurrency company ftx. speaking with our george stephanopoulos late last year -- >> i'm trying to focus on what i can do going forward to be helpful and let whatever regulatory and legal processes are happening play out as they will. >> reporter: bankman-fried has pleaded not guilty to all charges. he has already filed an appeal to the judge's decision to rev

trevor, regular here on gb news. trevor, great see you. thank you very great to see you.ere do you stand on the of national stand on the idea of national service? it's a service? do you think it's a good or a bad thing? oh good thing or a bad thing? oh first of all, patrick, thank you for having me on. >> it's, um, i'm sort of split because, , if you want to because, um, if you want to start national service, i'm a firm believer that you get the people coming across on our boats they want to earn boats if they want to earn a british passport or british citizenship, then maybe let them serve and help serve in our country and help fix military. so i look at fix our military. so i look at it from that point of view. and then again, we lots of men then again, we have lots of men coming far as coming across. so as far as children are concerned , i think coming across. so as far as chiineed are concerned , i think coming across. so as far as chiineed toe concerned , i think coming across. so as far as chiineed to fix ncerned , i think coming across. so as far as chiineed to fix

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. cdc officials say a new covid booster shot will soon hit shows and they're also starting to see covid cases spike in different parts of the country. i've got that story coming up just ahead. but first, 2 children in the bay area were found unconscious in swimming pools will tell you what safety tips to keep in mind when you're to keep in mind when you're near the water. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. >> a reminder to parents this afternoon to keep a watchful eye on children near the water. this is coming after 2 east bay kids were found unconscious near swimming pools. kron four's will tran in contra costa county with the latest. >> the good news is those 2 kids are recovering, but they could have been added to the number of kids who die every year from drowning, which is a silent killer. and according to the cdc, even though they have lifeguards kids b

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington.schools and students from cyberattacks. i've got that story coming up just ahead. >> plus, late night screen time could be affecting your teenagers. emotions. more on that after the break. for your health today. late night screen time could be affecting your teenagers. emotions, social jetlag could increase the risk. >> of psychological problems among teens. it occurs when your body's biological clock and sleep patterns are out of sync. a recent study looked at more than 4,000 high school students in china. researchers found the more time those teens spent on devices right before bed. the more time was taken away from their body's natural sleep needs. researchers say the disruption lead to higher levels of emotional problems. the alzheimer's drug leqembi will soon be available through 5 major u.s. health systems nationwide. several mayo clinics across the country say they plan to roll out the drug in a matter of months. cleveland clinic and utah's intermountain health system are also w

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. the white house has announced the first 10 drugs it will be able to be negotiated by medicare for their prices. but the pharmaceutical industry is already pushing back. i've got that story coming up just ahead. and back to school. usually a fun time. but health officials are now warning covid surges are causing shutdowns. latest these reports in for your >> for your health today, it is back-to-school season and with kids heading back on campus as health officials across the country are seeing another rise in cases of covid-19, at least 2 school districts in kentucky have already announced closures due to illness. meantime, in texas, one school district has shut down after 10 staff members, a reported active cases of covid which san antonio express news 23% of the district staff and atlanta morris brown college is reinstating mask mandates for 2 weeks because of a surge in cases some health workers are calling it an overstep. >> to keep kids home were forced to wear masks is it is an o

. >> on trevor shirley in washington, veterans suffering health problems related to burn pits or otherds of toxic exposure. now have a few extra days to apply for special benefits. i'll explain when the deadline is coming up. just ahead. but first, the triple demic, the how states are preparing for the increase of rsv covid and flu cases. >> across the nation again this fall. >> for your health this afternoon, states are gearing up to protect people against a triple threat of respiratory illnesses this fall. health officials are encouraging everyone who's eligible to get vaccinated against covid-19, the flu and rsv once the shots become available, pharmacy chains have started rolling out appointments for flu and rsv vaccines. updated covid boosters should be ready by september. it's recommended that people get their vaccines before halloween. if it's possible, according to the american psyche cattrick association, climate change is a big stressor. high temperatures are strongly associated with an increase in suicides. he has been linked to a rise in violent crime and aggression. emerge

washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest from dc. well this weekend on the campaign trail, there wasn't much discussion of trump's latest indictment. >> as the candidates each try to carve out a lane for themselves without getting distracted by the former president's legal troubles for a group of presidential hopefuls eyeing the oval office. its former occupant continues to be their biggest hurdle. i will get the job done. florida governor ron desantis pitched himself to iowa voters as a trump alternative without saying much about trump's indictment last week and the closest former arkansas governor asa hutchinson got to commenting on trump was talking up his plan to overhaul the justice department. i would get a new attorney general that would enforce the rule of law in a way that's fair for our country. and candidate nikki haley, trump's former un ambassador avoided almost any talk of her old boss. but as gop candidates look ahead, the current leader of their pac remains glued to the past, namely his false claims of a stolen 2020 e

our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the details. as russia moves to continue to stop grain from leaving ukraine. >> the impacts will likely be felt all over the globe. >> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says russia is using hunger, particularly in poor countries as a weapon against the whole world. every member of the united nations. should tell moscow. treating the world's most vulnerable people as leverage. russia recently ended agreement allowing grain exports out of ukraine to continue despite the war. now russia says it will fire on any ships attempting to enter or exit ukrainian ports since russia has decided to tear up that agreement. >> we've seen prices go for everyone. lincoln says 90 countries are joining a u.s. pledge to combat the disruption of food supplies as a means of war. what he's russia's response been to the world's distress, an outrage. bombing, ukrainian grand juries. mining port entrances, threatening to attack any vessel in the black sea no matter its flag. no matter its cargo. 2 million this month. h

i'm trevor shirley. and make sure tune into kron. 4 news at 8 right after the debate.e'll be joined by our panel of experts discussing. >> who is now looking to most likely become the republican nominee. that's tonight. you want to miss it. all right. the teamsters have voted overwhelmingly to ratify the most historic collective bargaining agreement in the history of the ups the 5 year contract protects and rewards. more than 340,000 union members across the nation. it will raise wages for full and part-time workers create more full-time jobs and secure important workplace protections, including having trucks with air conditioning, the agreement was passed by the highest vote for a contract in the history of the teamsters at ups by 86%. the push for ev is just one concern from u a w union members who fear job security and are demanding higher wages and better benefits during the current contract negotiations with detroit's big 3, they're threatening to strike, which could cost billions of dollars in economic losses and even hurt small businesses. news nation's emily fi

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. there's a new push here on capitol hill raise the federal minimum wage. but it's facing opposition. all explain why coming up just ahead. but first, if you want to keep your liver in tip top shape, you may want to ditch sugary beverages. what a new study has found. >> for your help this afternoon. not so sweet news about slurping sugary beverages every day, especially. >> for older women, new research suggests older women who drink sweetened beverages daily are at a higher risk of liver cancer and chronic liver disease. the study tracked beverage choices for 100,000 women between the ages of 50 79 and their health outcomes over 2 decades. those who drank at least one sugar sweetened beverage a day were nearly twice as likely to suffer from liver cancer than those who consumed 3 or more sweet. and drinks less per month. some groundbreaking work from the cancer center at uc davis where researchers have launched the canine tumor genome atlas. >> what does that mean and why is it so impor

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington.awmakers from hawaii are calling on congress to provide emergency relief after those devastating fires. but even after all of this bipartisan cooperation is not guaranteed. i've got that story coming up just ahead. but first, an important lifesaving device in short supply. coming up, why emergency physicians are raising concerns ahead of the east fall sports >> for your help today, emergency physicians are spreading awareness about an ongoing shortage of automatic external defibrillators or aed ease, especially a student athletes hit the field for the fall sports season. the fda says a global semiconductor shortages to blame for is to blame and an increased demand after the sudden cardiac arrest of damar hamlin last year raised awareness about the devices. doctors say ongoing heat waves across the united states are also links to sudden cardiac arrest and athletes and they say aed is are the key to saving lives. >> and we're hotter. we're our body is doing more work is using more energy

washington correspondent trevor shirley has the very latest in d c. >> this development comes after a lawsuit was tossed out that was aimed at stopping the biden administration's latest attempt at another student loan forgiveness program. that lawsuit was brought by 2 conservative groups who oppose the white house's recent effort to forgive 39 billion dollars worth of federal student debt impacting around 800,000 borrowers. the judge dismissed the lawsuit monday ruling. the 2 conservative groups had no standing to sue. the complaint argued the administration overstepped its power when it announced the forgiveness in july. that announcement came as a plan b of sorts after the supreme court earlier this summer struck down the white house's initial student loan forgiveness plan that plan included forgiving up to $20,000 worth of federal student debt per borrower. the administration says because of monday's decision around 804,000 borrowers will see some of their debt forgiven. however, that case was dismissed without prejudice, meaning the lawsuit can be refiled. and at this point, it's

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. former president donald trump is indicted again of the 2020 election. i've got the latest coming up just ahead. >> but first, the number of alcohol related deaths in america increased. why experts say women are at high risk. >> some breaking news just into the newsroom this afternoon. there is police activity at the u.s. capitol in washington, d.c., this is a a live look at the scene there. as you can lots of crime scene tape up u.s.. capitol police say their officers are searching in and around the senate office buildings in response to a concerning 9-1-1. call. as of right now, we do not have any confirmed reports of gunshots, but officials are asking people to stay away from that area. and they're asking everyone inside the building to shelter in place at this point. we are working to get more information and we'll bring you updates as soon as they come into the newsroom. but again, there's police activity at the u.s. capitol building. a shelter-in-place has been issued and we will

i'm trevor shirley. >> coming up, an east bay man is on a quest to clean up the bay area. how he's doing it one weekend at a time. plus, a huge win for a women's sports. the volleyball match that landed the university of nebraska a spot in the record books. but first, parents in the north bay are fighting to keep a child care center opened in their neighborhood. the facilities lease ends today. >> parents in the north bay are fighting to keep a child care center open in their neighborhood. the fairfax children centers lease is set to expire today. kron four's amanda hari has the update. >> parents, community members and even former students pleaded with the board to do it. they can to save the children, they say it's a necessity for many families that have nowhere else to send their kits. the ross valley school district board started the meeting by explaining that this is a lease termination, not an eviction at this time. they've not started the eviction process and the fairfax and sal mo childcare center. we'll still provide some services. but the deer park facility is no

i'm trevor shirley in washington. president biden makes a controversial decision on the future of u.s. space command. >> coming up, i'll explain why it's got some lawmakers, including democrats, so unhappy. but first, a deadly fungus appears to be spreading across the united states. details from the cdc coming up >> for your help today, the national institutes of health is launching 2 new clinical trials to test possible treatments for long covid. >> they'll begin with a study of using the antiviral drug paxlovid participants would take the pills for 25 days, which is a longer period of time. then it's normally used to treat new infections. another arm of the trial will test 3 approaches aimed at helping with issues like brain fog and memory problems. as many as 15% of all adults in the united states have reported having bong covid symptoms at some point. meanwhile, the cdc is sounding the alarm on a deadly fungus. it's called candy heiress. it's a microscopic strain of yeast commonly found in hospitals and clinics an

i'm trevor shirley in washington. president joe biden makes a trip to to see the devastation left behind by fires firsthand. >> i've got the latest details on that coming up just ahead. but first, hold on to your belongings will tell you why there's a warning about a parking lot robbery scam. we're live in redwood city. >> from the bay station. you're watching kron. and news. >> and thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 news at noon. i'm darya folsom. usually on the morning news of sticking around to tell you what's going on right now. and this has become a common scam often directed at the elderly where somebody approaches a victim with an offer of free jewelry. well, they actually seal the jewelry that you're wearing. and now police are warning people to be mindful of their belongings. 12 hours. charles clifford joins us live from redwood city where a lot of these incidents have been happening in a costco parking lot. hi, charles. yeah. >> yeah. the police department is very clear that what's happening is in the

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. president biden is hosting a historic summit at camp david tomorrow with 2 asian allies. i've got the latest details on that coming up just ahead. >> but first, as kids head back to school, the tips from health experts on identifying health experts on identifying sports injuries in young kids. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. t

i'm trevor shirley. >> u.s.co home after a fall center to the hospital. >> she reportedly tripped over a chair in her kitchen and fell at her home. >> representatives confirmed the 90 year-old went to the hospital on tuesday afternoon as a precaution and say that her scans are clear. the fall follows a three-month absence from the senate earlier this year after she came down shingles and also renewed questions about her mental fitness when she appeared confused during a july vote on the senate appropriations committee. >> final decisions about bringing nuances of experience to those decisions gets lost. their phone calls that only members of congress can make. we are also counting on members of congress to be present in hearings and asked hard questions that get better governance back for us. >> the senator has said that she will not seek reelection in 2020 for the senate is currently on its august recess and her representatives say she does plan to return when the senate reconvenes in september. >> coming up ne

trevor shirley. >> and as we heard in that report, this indictment is different.s a bigger stress a wider ranging the democrats, for the republicans, for democracies. let's hear about that from michael yaki, our expert this morning commute. can hit that part first and how this is different. and and and it's more of a sweeping indictment of our our our system. >> tell you how different that during james? i'm going to be in studio today from 12, 30 to noon covering this live with catherine heenan because of the important what this event. meantime, this is the first. this is obviously not the now. trial proceeding involving former president trump. but this is the first one. this is when it goes to the heart. what was going on in january 6th and which was? was the big lie. more than a big lie was the big lie actually a means orchestrating intent to take over the united states government. 2 a free and fair election. all for the benefit donald trump. >> well, we know that that's what special counsel jack smith is pursuing with this indictment. trump's lawyers, though, h

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington as fema responders start to deal with the fallout from dahlia.eral officials say one big problem, though, face going forward is funding. i've got that story coming up just ahead. and there's a new study showing the connection between brain disease and kids. kids. >> playing contact sports. struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults. proven, full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements which may b

so, trevor, when do we think the roads will get busy?rter: so looks like, robin, thursday is when it's going to ramp up and not just get a little busy. that will be the busiest stretch of the whole weekend thursday afternoon from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. if you're planning on driving, it will be congested almost all day beginning at 11:00 a.m. and going until 9 p.m. late on friday night. we're also monitoring the fact that this storm might cause gas prices to increase because it could halt the oil production in the gulf there. right now the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.82. we've seen it slowly climbing over the past few weeks. we're now back up to where we were this time last year. robin? >> we'll keep all of that in mind, rebecca? >>> turning to the fatal shooting of a unc professor on campus. the suspect is in custody facing a first degree murder charge. alex perez is in chapel hill with more. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, rebecca. an exact motive remains unclear, but we know authorities are reviewing the su

>> exactly. >> then, said trevor and marissa.od. he stood on guard like he was protecting something. >> i said i was getting out of here right now. >> trevor and marissa left the man on the ground pleading for help, like some seasoned method actor. and ran from this twilight zone episode. when they got home, they called the police. so squad cars were on the streets. as it angle toward the horizon. but then, after supper, quiet. nothing out of place. nothing amiss. >> that was that. until, weeks later when police came back here looking for johnny altinger. and they wondered, was the guy in the alley, actually johnny, not an actor? a real victim? one of them went downtown to check on a report that was taken from trevor and marissa. and? it did not fit. that call was taken a week before johnny disappeared. >> besides, no victim ever came forward. no one claimed to have been attacked by a masked man. the whole thing sounded almost like, well, like a scene from a movie. coming up! just maybe, a tv show about a serial killer. >> what a

and trevor was somehow clinging to life.n i looked at her, she was still a very beautiful woman. >> in the chaos, neither doctor realized who it was. >> i think it's well known, a prince or something. and his girlfriend. or wife or something. like that. >> by now, photographer pierre had arrived. just as he was preparing to snap some photos, police showed up and ordered him out of the tunnel. but he still managed to get these dramatic shots from the outside looking in. >> i had a little telephoto lens. i took pictures of anything that i could see. >> meanwhile, the doctor was desperately trying to help diana in any way that he could. >> with my respiratory bag, i helped her to breathe. i lived her head. and, little by little. she regained a little bit more consciousness. more reaction. someone behind me told me that the victims spoke english. so i began to speak english. to the this young lady. >> what were you saying to her? >> i was just trying to comfort her, i said i was a doctor. the ambulance was on their way. and ever