joining us to talk about the impact is a professor of climate and energy policy at uc santa barbara.rofessor, you are one expert to work on this bill. how profoundly devastated are you when senator manchin walked away and said he was done? >> i was very upset. i cried. many other staffers and activists cried. senator manchin has been stringing along the democratic party for the past 18 months, pretending he takes climate change seriously, saying he cares about his grandchildren. his actions last week were really devastating. they showed that those were lies, that he isn't serious about the climate crisis and he is fine with condemning his own grandchildren to a broken planet. kristen: he cited inflation, tax incentives for clean energy. we want get into -- won't get into that but what was the deal he walked away from? what would that have enacted had it passed? >> funny you should mention inflation because you are right, senator manchin said it was because of inflation. this package would have dealt with inflation. it would have made energy bills, which are a key driver of inflation

i give enormous credit to my undergraduate education at uc santa cruz.really came to understand intersection led. >> go, banana slugs. how did you meet and start collaborating? >> we are both east bay residents and we are both loud and public. i heard about the first red american women book. i knew somebody that knew somebody that knew the artist on the book, miriam. she was in my backyard and then i saw the book. that's how we started hanging out together. kate had solidarity sundays to get active in politics in a real way. my wife and i went and took our kids because the events had childcare. that's when we started hanging around each other. >> tell me about this book. is this mainly for white people? >> it is not not for white people. we say in the book it is for white people just to be clear. it is not that a person of color or a black person or indigenous person will not have things they can get out of it. the heart of the problem is white people sitting on the fence thinking there is no way for them to get into antiracism. >> how do you suggest peo

a corpse flower is about ready to bloom at the uc santa cruz campus.s one of the largest flowers in the world that can go about 15 feet and it takes years for it to bloom. and when it does, it then dies within just one day. there's a short window. got to hurry up and see it. another corpse flower is set to bloom for the first time ever in silicon valley at san jose state university in the biology departments greenhouse. and this is a live look at the flower. would it blooms right now and both of the flowers are expected to bloom any day. so maybe you win the lotto and watch a bloom on one day. a warning, though, if you're interested in checking them out and this is important, the smelly bloom of the corpse flower smells like rotting flesh. sorry if you're eating dinner, which tracks flies and other bugs to pollinate it for more information and how you can see the corpse flower, you can go to our website kron 4 dot com. it's a cool live look right. there is a huge flower. it's the big plant there right in the middle. and that blooms and it stinks. yeah,

another expected to open up at the uc santa clara arboretum. powerful smell fades 12 to 24 hours. people throw up when they smell that. that's what i'm told. look at that thing. >> i just hate looking at it. >>> tonight, the guilty verdict against former top trump adviser steve bannon the jury finding him guilty of two counts of contempt of congress for defying a january 6th committee subpoena over allegations he stoked rioters, saying all hell is going to break loose tomorrow the punishment he now faces. >>> the growing fallout, the january 6th committee stepping up calls for an investigation into trump after powerful new testimony about his inaction that day. a former white house official saying trump poured gasoline on the fire with a tweet about vice president pence. secret service agents guarding pence fearing for their lives, making good-bye calls to loved ones. >>> president biden's covid battle, speaking today saying he feels better than he sounds. his doctor saying he's improving. my interview with dr. fauci. >>> the deadly heat wave,

are intrigued by rare plants which bloom only once in a great while we have a suggestion at the uc santaruz campus, a corpse flower. so to bloom any day, these things can reach 15 feet. one of the biggest flowers in the world. they do take many years to bloom and then die within about a day. and there is another corpse flower at san jose state university in the biology departments greenhouse. and just remember, they call it the corpse flower because in fact, the bloom smell like rotting flesh. you can get details on how to see these on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> so if you want to see what that smells like without actually have to smell a human. >> check out it's an odd when mystery and listening to murder podcast, like so many people are doing these 2, i actually would want to go small and just just to say, that's the story that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 and we will see you tonight at 8 on your bay area's local news station. have a good night. this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack

another expected to open up at the uc santa clara arboretum. the powerful smell fades 12 to 24 hours. people throw up when they smell that. that's what i'm told. look at that thing. >> i just hate looking at it. [ cheers and applause ♪

. >> i was talking to martin quigley here at the uc santa cruz botanic garden and arboretum. i covered it in berkeley and did not smell it then. you are saying when it blooms that we would not be able to stand this close to it. >> it smells like a large rotting cow in the sunshine with a powerful sent to attract insects for pollination. >> it is in a family with the lilies. >> normally this would be in a rain forest? >> yes, in southeast asia. >> you have thought that it will grow another foot and a half, when will it bloom? >> i think midweek next week. there is indication that the flower is about to open because the color is changing. >> why the bad smell? >> they fly at night and leave their eggs in rotting meat. the plants are scarce and they need a powerful way to attract pollinators and they put out assent that can go through the forest up two miles. >> reporter: and at stem? >> they get there and there's no meat, but it smells like there was. >> it will grow a foot and a half and then die within 24 hours and that top part will heat up? >> it will heat up to 98 point si

awaiting the powerful stench, short to hit the air very soon, from the general read direction of uc santa campus. >> this is the rare corpse flower, it is not bloomed, but experts are certain that it will happen any day now. this only looms every 7-10 years. it is known for its stinky smell, and the smell is compared to a rotting corpse. this week, a course file our bloomed on the state campus. >> did you smell it? >> you know, it is sort of like when you have a compost pile around your house, and it is hot outside. the plant temperature is 90 degrees. >> right, it is so fascinating. it attracts insects to pollinated. >> the aroma is pretty strong. >> you probably will not think about lunch after. it was really impressive. >> it is huge. very cool. >> i am shorter than that flower. >> and you smell better. we hope. >> there is enough of a breeze that helps, and around the bay area we have comfortable temperatures. we have no heat, making things uncomfortable outside. we have 62 degrees. the high later today, upper 70s. you can see the low cloud, 59 degrees. there are drizzle storms that a

. >> apparently uc santa cruz is on the same time line so a couple of smelly flowers out there soon. >>> it looks like brothers they should support each other but even if they are part of a rival city team, warriors star klay thompson was at the dodgers game watching his brother, trace thompson in dodger blue play against our san francisco giants. thompson knocked down a drink or two and celebrated after trace hit an rbi double, brotherly love for sure pu of course to our dismay the dodgers beat the giants in a four-game sweep this weekend and some people are a little bummed klay was so excited. >> for what? that's his brother! >> thank you. >> the family thing. doesn't matter the team. >> grew up in orange county, he's going to root for his favorite team. >> got to root for the home team, just going to say it. it is what it is. >> of course, amanda, of course. of course. >> it is his brother. >> yeah. i mean he loves the bay obviously. trust me, he's a warrior at heart. >> right. >> it is going to be that thing. >>> different at the ft. mason center one of our very own hosted a new

for the first time in 10 years, a corpse flower is about ready to bloom at the uc santa cruz.at you're looking at. there. >> these things are huge one of the largest flowers in the world. it takes many years to bloom and then dies off in about a day. another corpse flower is set to bloom for the first time ever at san jose state university. that's in the biology departments greenhouse. if you'd like to see them go. but remember, they are called the corpse flower because they smell the bloom. smells like rotting flesh. we've got details on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> everyone to know what running spent less smells like. i want your dhance. i would go just to say did it, lawrence. with the nose plugs or something. i mean, on you might as well experience. all right. well, one day to do it right with the flour. but hey, this weekend, you may have some plans around the bay area looking good weather-wise as we're going to see a lot of sunshine coming our way and that we do have a couple patches of fog that's kind of broken out there right now toward sfo that you have to get away

uc santa cruz has a special opportunity for you.t tall corpse flower is just about ready to bloom at the arboretum on campus. caretakers continues to grow several inches every day. there it is. and once it opens up for just 24 hours, that flower. he's going to give off a a the smell of rotting flesh, delightful, which attracts flies and other bugs to pollinate it. so quite the sight to see if you have a chance to check that out. we're seeing signs of the drought from outer space. take a good look at these images on your screen there. nasa released these new pictures showing severe water loss at lake mead over the last 20 years. now, the image that you saw earlier on the left that was taken from space in july of 2000. the image on the far right there. there we see there. there it goes right there. the image on the right taken just this month. and you can see just that significance difference there in the water levels. now, experts say that climate change is to blame for all of this. still ahead this afternoon, a family grieving after

. >> a corpse flower is set to bloom any day now at the uc santa cruz campus.e largest flowers in the world. >> and it takes many years to bloom, but then it dies within a day. there's another corpse flower at san jose state university in the biology departments greenhouse. if you want to check out, either them just be prepared. they're actually called corpse flowers because the blooms smell like rotting flesh. so, you know, maybe wear a mask. a checkout kron 4 dot com for more information on how to catch guys. i don't know why anybody would want to do that. >> it looks it. >> coming up next, forget with the fox says what does the gators say? the growing gator doctor downside of a florida here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and

another expected to open up at the uc santa clara arboretum. the powerful smell fades 12 to 24 hours. people throw up when they smell that. that's what i'm told. look at that thing. >> i just hate looking at it. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> mark: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - elizabeth olsen, gaten matarazzo, comedian samantha ruddy, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1681 >> mark: and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i feel the love. i feel the love. thank you. oh, thank you. good job, mark welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show," everyone you're here, you made it, thank you very much for being here, hey. [ cheers and applause well guys, i can't believe this today is the iphone's 15th birthday today. [ cheers ] which means right now nokia is in a bar somewhere going, "15 years ago i was on top of the world. [ lau

the first time in 10 years, a corpse flower is just about ready to bloom at the arboretum at the uc santale bit shy, but now she's ready to to blossom. it is one of the largest flowers in the world and can take many years to open up. and when it finally does, it only does so for 24 hours and another corpse flower is set to bloom for the first time in the bay area at san jose state university. a warning, though, for those of you interested in checking this out, that the odor from the corpse flower will smell like its name, like rotting flesh. and that odor is meant to help attract flies and other bugs to pollinate the flowers. so there is a purpose behind all of it. >> still behind are still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. the san francisco marathon returns. we have more on the road closures. you can expect. and police say robbers are targeting people with high value watches. the safety tips they're sharing this morning and a pilot is recovering from serious injuries after a plane crashes in san jose. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues. at olive garden, nobo

this is a gray, just horrific, deadly, the perpetrators of the crime involving oxford michigan and uc santa barbara were insult proponents. that is the hatred of women, gender, misogyny, extremism mixed in with the talks of race. this national threat assessment center released a study on terrorism who called themselves anti feminist or involuntary some feminists. they have the inability to develop relationships with women, the highlight is that, my question is, if you can finish the question which, is your focus on that? >> we are focused on all manner of ideologically focused or directed violence. certainly, the instances you mention, some of them are under investigation. i cannot talk about ongoing investigations. the general challenge is that individuals with a mix of ideologies are easily radicalized online and have access to significant and powerful weapons. >> the gentlelady's time has expired, the gentleman from california is recognized. >> thank you, thank you madam chair. mr. olson, in the 22 years that i have sat down therere and up here on the dais i saw the creation of your orga

this is a gray, just horrific, deadly, the perpetrators of the crime involving oxford michigan and uc santa barbara were insult proponents. that is the hatred of women, gender, misogyny, extremism mixed in with the talks of race. this national threat assessment center released a study on terrorism who called themselves anti feminist or involuntary some feminists. they have the inability to develop relationships with women, the highlight is that, my question is, if you can finish the question which, is your focus on that? >> we are focused on all manner of ideologically focused or directed violence. certainly, the instances you mention, some of them are under investigation. i cannot talk about ongoing investigations. the general challenge is that individuals with a mix of ideologies are easily radicalized online and have access to significant and powerful weapons. >> the gentlelady's time has expired, the gentleman from california is recognized. >> thank you, thank you madam chair. mr. olson, in the 22 years that i have sat down there and up here on the dais i saw the creation of your organi

uc left in the pac 12. neither ucl almanor cow have commented on the governor's remarks. santa clara county hosted its first monkey pox vaccine clinic today . the event was held at santa clara county health department in san jose county health spokesman said they had enough vaccine doses for up to 200 people. one patient we spoke with, said the covid-19 pandemic was a major reason why he chose to get vaccinated against monkeypox. if there's anything we've learned in the last couple of years, it's that it's up to each of us to protect our communities. and after being isolated from my friends and community for so long. i want to be able to give people a hug without worrying that i might be spreading something. so far, santa clara county has reported. 23 confirmed cases of monkeypox , doctors say getting the vaccine before or soon after exposure can help prevent becoming infected. francisco health department gave out some of the first of 4000 additional doses of the monkey pox vaccine as ktvu easily, rasmus reports, a long line of people turned out. for the vaccine clinic at san f

cal matters uc berkeley has been offering abortion pills to students since the fall of 2020. santara county sheriff's office is making sure a little girl has a positive frame of mind when she undergoes a lifesaving operation today, eight year old aubrey silva and her mom were invited to what they thought was a sheriff's training exercise instead. aubrey was made a special deputy for the day she was outfitted with a protective vest, body cameras, special glasses and even a tiara. she then put her detective skills to the test and solved the case. i liked it a lot. can you believe that? all these people did all of this for you? yeah that make you feel good at the end of the aubrey and her family deserve deserve this. so i'm glad we were able to pull this together. this is definitely going to lighten the load. of everything looking forward to something after the fact. doctors removed a brain tumor from aubrey, but it has grown back and it is affecting her vision, doctors say putting her in a positive frame of mind can help her through this difficult operation today. aubrey also receive

uc berkeley the green light to build housing for students coming up. and let's take you live calling all gamers . this is the arcade and pinball expo. we are live from santa at all the games that will be here. all weekend long look for your favorite. it's probably there. it's all coming up. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and taking you outside. looks like the sun is doing its work and trying to clear out some of that gray and foggy stuff that we've been seeing all morning long that little pet that one's hanging on tough creek. they're going. what's up with this? like i don't want to go anywhere and i'm gonna sit here for as long as i want to on this last weekend of july. can you believe it? welcome to mornings onto it. a saturday july 30th. i'm claudine wong school in a couple of weeks. come on. summer is flying by but are weather is kind of interesting. let's check in with rosemary and, uh and say, i guess, thank you. actually it's been, uh, quite mild, right? yes and i like that strip of low cloud. looks like a slow moving right over valley road. i think they're like, what are you gonna do about me was gonna be here