so, wallace returned to the fire captain's house.d gotten rid of all the shoes. the closet was completely clean. all of those keys were missing. now, interestingly, on the back porch, he left one pair of shoes though. the one pair he didn't get rid of. they had the same pattern of. where i did click those, as well. we use those to demonstrate that the marshall was one of the people who would wear his shoe this lie. >> more circumstantial evidence. nothing definitively connecting william marshall to the crime. that afterthought from even yvonne had been interesting, but might have meant nothing. then, back in cleveland, after the visit from the cops, yvonne got to doing a little soul searching. >> coming up -- >> i know with that thing was on the crime scene floor. >> what was it? in which he along last held a police? when dateline continues. when dateline continues. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that

i'm back with chris wallace, host of who's talking with chris wallace.oke to former republican california governor arnold about the charges facing trump. what did you have to say? >> he is no trump supporter, and in fact after january 6th, he compared what had happened, the insurrection of the capital to what's called crystal knocked, when not see sympathizers when after the jews in 1938. i asked him about the indictment about donald trump, and the fact that so many republicans are siding with trump against the justice department. take a look. >> mr. trump has been indicted on federal charges, but most of them top republican officials are siding with him against the special prosecutor. how do you explain that? >> if the charges are correct, and then he is going to be in big trouble. but, at the same time i have to say that we are always innocent until proven guilty. so we will find out what the courts say in the future. but if the charges are right, i think he's going to be in big trouble. >> like jail? >> they don't know, what the court decides. >> how

david wallace wells, "new york times" opinion writer.latest column is headlined "there's no escape from wildfire smoke and "as smoke darkens the sky, the future becomes clear." david is author of "the uninhabitable earth: life after warming." welcome back. it is great to have you with us . "as smoke darkens the sky, the future becomes clear." talk about what we are experiencing here in new york and through many parts of united states, how it connects to canada and what is happening there and how all of this relates to the climate catastrophe. >> in new york and across the eastern seaboard, we are breathing in toxic air. everyone who is outside can see it, feel it in their nose and eyes, can taste it in their mouths. this is not just unhealthy air, it is a level that has been judged to be hazardous. while it is true new york is registering unhealthiest air quality in the world, it is not just that we are breathing the equivalent air that people in delhi breathe every year where in that city the average resident loses nine plus years of li

nicole wallace of "deadline white house" with the big interview. thanks to you at home for staying with us. as you saw there, a busy time in the news, a busy time, frankly, at msnbc, where nicole wallace had the exclusive interview with the president of the united states. we have more on that and the context of what we're living through right now. we begin with the major news out of the supreme court. today, the united states supreme court ruled emphatically against affirmative action. this ruling effectively bans the diversity programs as they are currently operate, meaning what we know as affirmative action is now over, ending, dead in public universities and other private colleges around the country. this ruling ends that program. it ends it at basically all public institutions, and we'll get into how the force of this ruling will affect people's lives, but guarantee it will affect you or people you know or students that you know in your life. six justices today voted to end the longstanding civil rights policy. the ruling came down in cases tha

i'll read to you from grant's response to wallace. he was not part of a grant that we were to transport paroled prisoners. by the terms of the surrender they were allowed to return to their home and i ordered that their parole should go through our alliance where it's necessary to do so to reach their home and when they traveled the roads run exclusively by the government no fair with the collective. i didid not calculate the men fm north carolina, south carolina and georgia would expect to go home by way of new york. [laughter] why would one think so? inn other words he says we are not furnishing transportation and debt deal is off the table. part of the problem though doesn't have to do with baltimore or new york it have to do with richmond. confederates are flooding into richmond and they are paroled and i'm paroled then we can see on the capitol square confederate soldiers descending upon the hotel a place where confederates enjoyed having a cigar and brandy during the war and the occupied the hotel. there brawls the breakout and

he is the host of, who was talking to chris wallace? mccarthy there, not ruling out impeachment, per se. he is saying basically, not yet. we need more time. we need to do more digging. i was surprised by how strongly this statement came. do you think he is under a lot of pressure to cave on this? >> i don't know if cave, but he is certainly under pressure. this is happened with the democrats, too. in 2017, the first year of donald trump, representative of al green of texas filed a resolution. when you file a privileged revolution, it comes to the floor, there has to be a vote on it. he wanted to impeach trump. again, there have been no investigations, and frankly, obviously there are things people don't like. there really hasn't been anything that has ribbon -- risen to the level of this. it was sort of like verdict today, trial tomorrow. nancy pelosi did with kevin mccarthy is going to do. they brought it to the floor and they tabled it. this is in for or against it. this basically says, we will put it on the side, it dies a slow death

let me read to you from grant's response to wallace. it was no part of the agreement that we were to transport or feed paroled prisoners. by the terms of the surrender, they were allowed to return to their homes. i ordered that there paroles should be a path to go through our lines where it was necessary to do so to reach their homes. when they traveled on roads or boats run exclusively by the government, no fair would be collected. i did not calculate that men from north carolina, south carolina and georgia would expect to go home by way of new york. why would one think so? in other words, he says, we are not furnishing transportation anymore, that deal is off the table. part of the problem doesn't have to do with baltimore or new york, it has to do with richmond. confederates are flooding into richmond, both those who are paroled and an paroled. we see the mingling of confederate soldiers descending upon the hotel that had been a place many confederates enjoyed having a cigar or nice brandy they are infuriated that union soldiers occu

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wallace is coming for a shot for his first win of the year.been on a roll with four top five finishes in may. born darrell wallace, his older sister gave him the nickname bubba? a distinction from his dad? it's a work in progress. >> for the longest time my dad and i would be at the racetrack. i'm a junior. >> reporter: i'm a junior. >> they'll say hey, darrell and he would turn around and it's like no, the other one. bubba was to be distinct. >> reporter: when the phone rings at the house and they say is darrell there -- >> it's 2023. we don't have house phones anymore. >> reporter: i'm an old man. >> old man moment indeed. i forgot about the landlines, just a thing of the past. it was bubba with the quick draw to remind me of that. >> vern, you still have that vcr with the blinking 12 on it? >> that's right. when you unplug it and plug it back in, 12, 12, 12. >> i do. >> that's all right. we're here to remind you. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, a bay area wine bar owner is one of four black people in the world to receive the title of master s

and, be sure to check out chris's full interview with -- harrison ford on who is talking to chris wallaceight at ten pm, on cnn, and streaming on max. and coming up next, an outburst in the courtroom, today just moments after the january 6th rioter who used a stun gun on the -- sentenced to prison. michael joins me live on what happened inside of that courtroom. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, 48-month financing on all smart beds. shop now only at sleep number up to 8 weeks of relief with cytopoint. that's a lot more fun time, right max? yup. it's life-changing time. ♪ ♪ cytopoint is a long-lasting treatment for allergic dermatitis. just one injection given by your veterinarian can control allergic itch for 4-8 weeks. it's life-changing itch relief that brings back the fun in life, day after day. now's the time to ask your veterinarian for cytopoint. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times

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but now we have wallace going back on those promises. why do you think you have the allies keep changing their narrative? is this an ever dangling carrot as well? it is part of the propaganda narratives. and of course, we've heard a lot of talk of ukraine joining nato, but realistically, what this would actually mean if you crane was to join made. so is that essentially this would be the 1st step into a bird world war a nuclear war, because an attack home one is an attack on the whole. now what uh, wallace is actually set, and of course he has been the case for me. you're mad for dealing with ukraine policy is that he wishes in the future to sign defense packs with ukraine, which is along the lines of what is actually been occurring, continuing to supply ukraine militarily. and of course, of course, ukraine into further military activity. and this is. busy we've been seen going on for a very long time now. now, when we hear that they are going back on what has been said in the past, this is just a matter of a shift in terms of the rhetor

chris wallace, always great to see you. appreciate it.o's talking to chris wallace?" tonight 10:00 p.m. right here on cnn. "cnn this morning" continues right now. >> 63. the nays are 66. the bill is passed. >> good morning. i'm rahel solomon with erica hill. poppy harlow has the day off. crisis averted. the senate passing the debt limit deal days before potential economic disaster. live to the white house where president biden is preparing to sign the bill and address the nation later today. >>> a contractor this morning says he raised the alarm about an apartment building in davenport, iowa, warning it was a death trap before that building collapsed. as of this morning three men remain missing. >>> and erica, i don't know if you heard, but america has a new spelling bee champion. that young man will join us live this hour on "cnn this morning" which starts right now. ♪ >> well, this morning the debt limit crisis appears to be finally over. the senate passed the deal late last night and president biden is set to sign it into law today. he

the defence secretary, ben wallace — who had been seeking to become the next head of nato — appears toist magazine that he now wasn't going to get thejob — in the face of american pressure for the current secretary—general, jens stoltenberg, to remain in post. a firefighter has gone missing while attempting to complete a charity swim across the english channel. (ff iain hughes set off from dover with a support boat on tuesday before disappearing. a search involving military helicopters — as well as navy and police boats has now been called off. tents have been pitched and the flags are flying high — glastonbury is officially under way. more than 200,000 people are expected to descend on worthy farm this weekend. 0ur entertainment corrrespondent colin paterson has been helping some of the early arrivals settle in. day one of glastonbury was all about festivalgoers finding a place to camp. they fell into many different categories. there were the late arrivals... categories. there were the late arrivals- - -_ categories. there were the late arrivals... ., ., , ., , ., arrivals... you are

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wallace kron. 4 news. our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and give you a live look at the embarcadero in san francisco britney's here. she's looking at the micro climates around the bay area tonight. so you're talking about sandra fell looking and conquered and would yes, i want to be a professional liar was like, alright, let's take a look at looking good. so we do outside our studios. it was nice. it was a blue, ight? but take a look at this is going to the east bay. you can still see some. >> cloudy conditions, some hazy conditions as we roll into the evening hours. let's take a look at the bay bridge. you can see finally traffic is moving, the conditions here not too bad. nice and clear some slight hazy conditions. but overall. >> what you're really talking about, breezy conditions. so today with a little bit warmer than yesterday, but it was so breezy that actually can get felt chillier then yesterday. so that temperature change showing you just colder conditions right now compared to yesterday. bu

our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a breakdown of the results and what else that poll found. >> well, this poll asked respondents to weigh in on all sorts of matters. everything from who they support for president to whether or not they approve of the job of president joe biden and vice president kamala harris and the results may surprise with just over 8 months until the march 4th primary, california from both parties are painting a clear picture about who they support for president. we will prevail as the papal america's comeback. >> starts right now. >> and this just released inside california politics and emerson college poll, a majority of california republicans planning to vote in the gop primary say their choice is former president donald j. trump. the survey found he has 53% support up big time over his republican opponents. florida governor ron desantis comes in second with 19% and former vice president mike pence in 3rd with 10%. we're seeing trump nationally up. 35 to 40 point and that's what we're seeing here in california. spencer kimball is the emerson college p

kron four's 8 on wallace has that story >> well, this proposed project is not a new concept. in fact, it's been proposed for decades. but what is new? but the governor wants to streamline its construction, something. some lawmakers here say they do not support. >> it's arguably california's most precious resource. but the decades long debate over just how to get that water to millions of californians is once again front and centered in we got last month. governor gavin newsom signed an executive order and to fast track construction for key infrastructure projects across the state project. he argues have been delayed for far too long due to the state's strict and lengthy environmental review process required by the california environmental quality act. also known as c quote, something he wants to reform. i hear that all the time. why is it taking so long? one of the projects he wants to see streamlined along proposed delta tunnel conveyance project. it seeks to funnel water from the sacramento river through a 40 plus mile tunnel set to go underneath and arohnd a stretch of the

bubba wallace: i enjoy coarse racing. it is a little different.get to go over hills, hit curves, run off into the dirt. it is fun. but to be fast, that is where it gets frustrating. chris: to a different race, there was question at the belmont stakes because of their quality and if it would run a new york but it went off with no issues. no triple crown winner this year possible, but with the victory, jenna antonucci comes the first-ever female trainer to win the belmont and it's 155 year history. the nba finals resume game 5 in monday. denver. one year ago today, stephen curry was doing this. they trailed the celtics and staff single-handedly willing the warriors to victory, scoring a game-high 43, becoming the fifth guard in nba history to have a 40-10 game. they never lost again and they clinched the title, game six back in boston. unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. at kaiser permanente, we care for all those and who make y

bubba wallace: i enjoy racing. it is a little different.t to go over hills, hit curves, go over the dirt. it is fun. but to be fast, that is where it gets frustrating. chris: that will be fun tomorrow. the nba finals monday, with game 5 in denver. one year ago today in boston, stephen curry, a performance for the ages, the warriors trailed willing the warriors to victory, scoring a game-high 43, becoming the fifth card in nba history to have a 40-10 game. they never lost again here they clinched a title in game six back in boston. we have those memories. basketball blues. j.r.: you got me a little depressed. [laughs] chris: i know, but it was fun to watch. j.r.: it certainly was. thanks, chris. it was a cheesy job, and some may not have the stomach for it, but it may be the job for you. next, j.r.: if you have a love for pizza, cheese, and all things dairy, this may be your dream job. the university of wisconsin madison center for dairy research wants a panelist to describe the taste of dairy products for our development and research. dutie

eytan wallace kron. 4 news. california lawmakers also looking for ways to cool down our. >> kids schools as temperatures are heating up. the state senate has passed a bill requiring public and charter schools to come up with. >> ways to provide more shade for outside. areas on campus is that includes planting gardens and trees at school and replacing services that hold the heat like black tops with alternatives like grass or even wood chips. there's no timeline when the new plans would be implemented. in southern california. teachers in temecula valley are planning protests. this after the school board their band, the new curriculum over its inclusion of rights pioneer harvey milk. that just clarifies that he was responsible. that for some of the movement in california, look at your rights or my question is why even mentioned a pedophile? >> he's not a big to differ. biden mentioned that. what does that got to do with our curriculum in schools? why? why? why? that's a form of activism. it absolutely is not. >> m

our capitol reporter eytan wallace joins us with a look at the last minute budget negotiations and share. what the state capitol, the clock is ticking. for the california constitution. state lawmakers must pass a balanced budget before the clock strikes midnight thursday or risk not getting a paycheck. >> it all comes one month after the governor unveiled his updated proposed budget back on may. 15th will fast forward to now come to order democratic leaders from the senate and assembly say they have worked on added to the governor's proposal and now we're ready to vote on their version of the proposed budget. what it is protect the progress. >> that we. >> we, the legislature, administration and the public have done. >> to protect. >> our core programs or programs that include education of the total 311.2 billion dollar proposed budget. more than 110 billion will go toward public education. this is the end. a budget for education. the winners in this budget, ours, our kids are schools. other priorities include homelessness in its proposed budget version. the legislature adds to the gover

our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports on what desantis had to say who he's blaming for the current border situation and how california governor gavin newsom is responding. well, desantis certainly did not hold back criticizing california policies. he argues have contributed to the situation at the southern border that has our own. governor gavin newsom says to centers should look in the mirror. >> the sanctuary jurisdictions are part of the reason we have this problem. florida governor ron desantis slamming sanctuary states including california where laws on the books to limit cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials. all part of a policy supporters say provides protection from deportation. but one desantis argues has only incentivized more migrants to come to the u.s. mexico border without legal permission. you can see why some people when they're coming illegally. >> a place like california, they give benefits. and so you can see why some of those folks were going that direction in florida. we've gone the opposite way. we're not going to

reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> that's a national news. the biden administration has stepped up the pressure on the entertainment and travel industries to be more upfront about ticket and lodging prices calling them junk fees. you're sure. kron four's catherine heenan is in the newsroom with more on this. lot of people interested in this a lot of us are familiar with this. i think a lot of people have booked a hotel bought concert ticket online. >> only to be really surprised by the extra costs and fees tacked on. and in some cases resulting in a huge increase in the price. president biden held a white house meeting today with executives from companies including airbnb, live nation seatgeek. he says americans deserve to know what they're paying for upfront and says those companies are promising to be more transparent. for example, the world's biggest online seller of concert tickets. live nation live nation owns ticketmaster says it will begin to roll out what it calls all in pricing. that's where companies fully disclose their fees up fro

what i watched on msnbc with nicolle wallace, she was giggling throughout the interview. we are so excited to have you. completing his sentences. it just didn't serve anyone. the press serves an important role and they are not doing it now. >> i have to commend you. you have adjusted to your new role of being a host and analyst as well and given every candidate a fair shake. thank you so much for joining the program tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> today monumental affirmative action ruling is provoking quite the reaction in the media. more on the hysterical reaction after a quick break. >>> the liberal media is not taking the affirmative action ruling very well. but you can rely on joy behar for a balanced take. watch. >> they are talking on the right about post- racial society that we are living in, you know? they elected a black president and think that racism is over. it's not. that is what bothers me about this rolling back and also what bothers me also is that what is next? gay marriage? >> raymond arroyo is a fox news analyst and joins us now. can i tell you what

a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> let's check our 4 zone weather forecast.t the busy san mateo brittany begley standing by with more. britney love seeing that we could see the tires, meaning it's not too hazy, not to cloudy. that's the good news. a chilly for some people, especially up north just because of cloud cover linger on. >> trump, 2 o'clock. so we saw below average temperatures specially and santa rosa going gate bridge shows you traffic is also moving. that's the good news. but breezy conditions really the theme, especially the inland. you probably feel this colder temperatures, wind gusts fairfield. 23 miles per hour delta breeze again dropping down. that feels like temperature. but we already have a breezy conditions throughout the day. and unfortunately, that's going to the thing the next couple of days. so tonight, what we'll see is those increasing clouds with all that moisture in the air. that's going to drop down your temperatures, especially when you wake up and we have the potential for coastal for the morning commute. so sunset will be at

capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >> well, the something member behind this bill says in some of the state's largest cities and counties, redistricting process lacks transparency and importantly lacks an independent process. and now he says it's time for it's the leaked audio recording heard around the nation last fall white with kid. >> former la city council president nury martinez, current council member kevin de leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la county federation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw other districts for the next according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the state around the time of the census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves. 2 of the final approval over how the map should look all part of a process that d

our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a closer look at the proposal and what it will take to make it a reality. >> well, even the governor and his supporters acknowledge getting this amendment to the finish line will not be an easy process, but it's an effort he says is absolutely necessary. support. the 28, the 28th amendment to the united states constitution. that's exactly what governor gavin newsom wants to see specifically an amendment. he says to address gun violence through gun control. >> to protect our communities and protect our freedom governor releasing this video on his social media accounts explaining what he wants. the amendment to include in it. he says 4 main pillars, including calls to raise the minimum age, allowing people to purchase a gun to 21 years old. he also wants to see universal background checks. a multi day waiting period before the gun is released to the buyer and the ban forbidding civilians from purchasing assault weapons. this is the most comprehensive way we can make big, huge impact on mass shootings here in america. los angeles assembly member

you can fill out the form reporting from sacramento eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news. a new bill is making its way through the state legislature that would prevent employers from forcing their workers to confront shoplifters here in the bay area. we've seen. types of situations. they violent, sometimes deadly. even senate bill 5.53 was put together by san jose. senator dave cortese. >> who says the bill will protect workers and would require training for all retail employees. but how to react to active shoplifters. the california retail association, though, disagrees with the idea. it says the way it's written would create a free for all where thieves can do whatever they want. >> those are specially trained personnel understand how to de-escalate some of the situations. and if we don't have the ability to enable and empower abbas prevention personnel to do their job, it's going to create open door policy for people to come in a still from our stores. >> the amendment now heads back to the state assembly for approval. >> and now to the desperate search deep below the a

you can fill out the form reporting from sacramento eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> coming up nextsports, the a's back in action tonight hoping to snap a five-game skid as they take on the cleveland guardians. we're stretching. jason dumas has the highlights. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the a's had the day off on monday, but got right back to it this afternoon. they're out in the midwest, taking on the guardians and they're hoping to snap a five-game skid. they were playing some good ball up until you know, about a week ago. we pick things up in the bottom of the 6 a's up a run dina. he was dealing. he gives josh bell swinging on the high heat for plus shutout innings and for strikeout for medina's providence, 7. now tony kemp, right. that coming back. solo shot a pad. their lead to the 2. let's go to the bottom of the 7 a's lead cut to one jose ramirez and he's got foot in the brown can't make a play. it will go all the way to the wall. the tying comes on in to score and that is where we stand now. all tied up at 2 apiece top of the 9th. we'll have the full highlights

capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look at the legislation. >> this is my daughter, alexandra.. alexander couple ludo. 4 years after her death, her father matt says not a day goes by without remembering his late daughter. even though my daughter's in heaven, i couldn't be more proud of her and in honor of her, this father came to the state capitol urge support alexander's law. the bill calls for the state to issue a formal warning to california convicted of distributing or selling fentanyl on a first offense. the warning would be as such that if they ever faces second drug sale offense that resulted in the death than they could face a murder charge california. we don't have a single law on the books that holds. >> fentanyl dealers accountable for the deaths that they are causing. this law will do just that. but back in march, the proposal failed to gain support in the senate public safety committee with some of the committee members arguing the proposal will not lead to desired results. treatment. >> should be our focus. and but focusing solely on will not solve this problem. b

. >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace sat down with brendan for a one-on-one exit interview.s he still needs time to process and reflect on his tenure as speaker. but he did share with me his proudest accomplishments. >> and greatest regrets. i like the way that we were aggressive and forward thinking throughout my 7 years here, california 70th assembly speaker anthony remnants speaking one-on-one with us looking back on his tenure serving in one of the legislature's most powerful positions, a position he's held since 2016. that makes him california second longest-serving speaker in state history. but come friday will pass baton to fellow democrat robert rebuffed. now reading this, reflecting on his tenure, leading the assembly in a role that even he surprised he held as long as he did. i'm very shy, not much of a people you so my sort of make up a who i am as a person is does not exactly did not exactly. >> make me the most well suited person for this job. so it's certainly a shark from that job seen as powerful because of its influence over which bills get hurt on the floor

those results. >> when i see you this evening, we'll see you then reporting from sacramento eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> protesters gathered outside the san lorenzo library is a drag story hour was being held inside. demonstrators are believed to be with the same group, the disrupted the reading program at that same library last year. that is where homophobic and transphobic slurs were hurled at participants. this is footage from that incident in 2022, the group also organized a similar protest last month outside loss per seat. this college during a drag queen story time session there. in a statement to us today, the library says we support everyone's first amendment right to free speech and to engage in peaceful protests. the drag story time went on as planned as a library. it is our responsibility to invite, celebrate and take action to include all our communities. we will continue to offer programming that reflects the diverse voices and experiences of our communities. san jose mayor matt mahan is addressing some of city's key issues like homelessness and crime. >> through the upcomi

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wallace joins us from the state capitol with though what else the report says about the budget spending levels. >> well, the report concludes over the long term, the governor's budget most likely spends more than the state can a ford. but the newsom administration maintains this budget is fiscally responsible. it was just a few weeks ago the governor presented his updated budget known as a revision, a 306 and a half a billion dollar budget. he said prioritizes california's most pressing matters from homelessness to education. >> to flood control. but the governor also noted the budget comes with an anticipated 31 and a half billion dollar deficit. this is not an easy budget, but i. >> i hope you see we try to do our best to hold the line. take care of the most vulnerable, most needy but still maintain prudence. but now this report from the legislative analyst's office also known as the brings a possible budget issues. the non-partisan office whose job is to provide fiscal and policy analysis and advice to the legislature. >> estimates the deficit will actually be closer to 34 billion do

wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> still ahead, the 2024 gop race for president is heating up. the latest on who has anboy, is your local and national election headquarters. former new jersey governor chris christie has entered the already crowded race for the republican presidential nomination. kristie made the announcement. tonight's kron four's. catherine heenan live in our newsroom. share reaction from a couple of our political analyst catherine. yeah, well, you know that chris christie, a onetime friend, pretty good friend and ally of donald trump has turned into one of his biggest critics. political observers think christie now seems at least as interested in taking trump down a notch as dozen winning the gop nomination. bad blood between the 2 man includes the fact trump publicly fired christie from his post-election transition team. the january 6 insurrection was the final straw. as for what christie actually want, our analysts say he knows he's a long shot, but he's got other goals in mind. >> i put maybe near the top of that list for him. what we know about his person

nesheiwat, nicole wallaces as left as they get, she likes joe biden, fine. easy questions if that is what you want to do. why use the laughter, we are excited to have you, all of it. >> dr. nesheiwat: this giddy nature, like we see with kamala harris, they want to shine him in a good light and not display or show any corruption we're seeing come to light through his son hunter. we know the doj and fbi will do everything they can to shield hunter biden in effort to protect joe biden, especially with upcoming election that we see just around the corner. this just clearly indicates as we see from text messages between hunter biden and chinese, weaponization of our government organizations and it will not change until we have new leadership. >> kayleigh: no doubt and vil niezing the suburbs and democrats are defending her. >>-- the suburbs because they don't know a -- thing about how life is in the city. - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that ne

wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, how just sitting in traffic mainly to late life depression. but first, a new survey is ranking cities based on housing, affordability worth bay area stands. worth bay area stands. >> that's after the break. you've evolved. you've changed. so have we. that's why new dove body wash now has 24-hour renewing micro moisture for continuous care. new dove body wash. change is beautiful. >> if you happen to be looking for a new place to call home, a new study is ranking the best cities in america raise a family and believe it or not. several locations right here in the bay area have topped the list. this survey conducted by wallet hub ranked 182 major cities coming in at number one. its fremont. yeah. irvine took 3rd place followed by san diego in 6th san jose coming in 7th in san francisco. in 10th. now, some factors that determine where the quality of schools health safety and housing affordability. interesting. still ahead at 6 million dollars advertising campaign. >> launched today try to get people to visit san francisco. we have a look at the ad

. >> covers a john wallace is going to be joining us at 6.30 this morning. breaking down more. >> from that exclusive poll. >> all right, 603, on the clock. and the other big story we're following this morning. the latest now after 9 people were shot and rushed to the hospital in san francisco. this happened friday night in the mission district. 6 people are still in the hospital right now. let's go to four's will tran live in san francisco with the latest. well. >> one of them still in critical condition. the san francisco police department, they believe they have a possible break in the case. let's get right to the video. this all went down at around 9 o'clock on friday. it was a party at a clothing store in the mission district when all of a sudden shots rang out. there dozens of people there. according to the san francisco police department. they do believe that this was an isolated and targeted incident. good news to pass along at least 3 people have been discharged from the hospital and because of all the surveillance cameras in that area, they were ab

wallace reports some lawmakers are pushing back with their concerns. well, this proposed project is not a new concept. in fact, it's been proposed for decades. but what is new? but the governor wants to streamline its construction, something. some lawmakers here say. >> they do not support. >> it's arguably california's most precious resource. but the decades long debate over just how to get that water to millions of californians is once again front and centered in we got last month. governor gavin newsom signed an executive order and to fast track construction for key infrastructure projects across the state project. he argues have been delayed for far too long due to the state's strict and lengthy environmental review process required by the california environmental quality act. also known as c quote, something he wants to reform. i hear that all the time. why is it taking so long? one of the projects he wants to see streamlined along proposed delta tunnel conveyance project. it seeks to funnel water from the sacramento river through a 40 plus mile t

foam wallace, the chances of a political heavyweight are almost one hundred percent, given the role of united kingdom. in nato, the appointment of wallace will mean that the secretary general will begin to play his own important political role, if this post were occupied by few, influential provincial european politicians, their functions would not be secretary genes, but in fact just secretarial ones. the u.s. congress today will be presented with the testimony of witnesses who prove the fact that biden received a bribe of $ 5 million from a certain for a long time, the fbi refused to provide documents on this subject to a foreign citizen, but the head of the bureau of investigation was threatened with prison, and he surrendered his testimony against biden dates back to the period when he served as vice president. congress already had data on corrupt ties between the current head of state and businessmen from dozens of countries from mexico to china. however , according to the documents that the fbi will hand over today , there is an amount, count, names and surnames, that is, irrefut

ben wallace new general secretary.d wallace will be swept out of the way by the female danish prime minister , matte frederikson, who visited washington dc last week. she is considered the favorite for this post, because in nato there is an acute not only anti-russian and anti-chinese, but also a gender issue, and therefore there is an opinion that the most militant post on earth. it's time to give back to a woman, she not only appears to zero, but also positions herself as a man. so that britain may not get to this position. the united states signed the atlantic declaration, the essence of it. and the essence nato’s north atlantic alliance, the fight against russia only in the industrial and economic plane, now the declaration assumes that trade in defense products will be simplified , there will be cooperation in the field of nuclear energy and also an agreement on the supply of critical minerals in exchange for russian ones . it is curious that biden called for britain to be considered an internal supplier from now

but we did not hear back as of news time reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead here at 6, a driver caught on camera leaving the scene after falling through east delhi. we hear from the frustrated deli owners. >> queen legend sister roma recognized at the state capitol. the controversy surrounding the ceremony. but first, the latest developments on the a's possible move to las vegas. why the team? >> could actually stay rooted >> could actually stay rooted in oakland. small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don

wallace residency waiver approved. seat 12 donaldson. seat 13. dave you'd tality we residency waiver approved. seat 14 gilmore. 16 mologyly. i had trouble keeping up. seat 8ali ja malian. may i ask if seat 9 is adam haze. seat 11 apolo wallace. request residency waiver. >> correct. seat 12 dracary donaldson. >> yes. i have that. seat 13 david tally. with residency waiver approved. >> seat 14 shane gilmore. and seat 16antonet mologyly. >> thank you. >> roll call. >> on the motion to recommend the members to the referenced seats with residency waiver if required vice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye yovm chair dorsey. >> aye. >> motion passings without objection. >> thank you, mr. clerk. on that item then 7 have theeds recommended to the cannabis oversight commission and upon appointments move to the full board with positive recommendation. >> mr. clerk do we have further business >> that completes the agenda for today. >> thank you, clothes and thank you, everybody. we are adjourned. [music] >> san francisco is known as yerba buen

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. >> alright, tom wallace eoins us with a look at the dueling messages.has for california voters. >> off air force one, president joe biden officially arrived in the golden state for the start of a two-day trip focusing on environmental policy and fundraising for the 2024 election. among those who greeted the president at moffett federal airfield in santa clara county, governor gavin newsom. that to travel to the lucy evans bay lands nature interpretive centerin preserve in palo alto where the president announced a 600 million dollar initiative to launch a new climate adaptation effort. retaking was addressing climate action that just announced plan for the president will invest in projects to mitigate climate change impacts along coastal communities impacts like sea level rise, tidal flooding and storm surge, which means communities. >> communities can withstand the impacts climate change. she wasn't. it's a plan. governor gavin newsom fully supports. there's simply no president in modern american history done more to deliver. on the promise of addressin