attire what they do have, hamilton, warren county. they have boys who attacked the fbi compound, that is our problem and his problem in iowa. as far as the eye arrest attacking people with guns that is total -- irs attacking people guns that is total nonsense. >> to angela, good morning. >> i have a small business, i filed a schedule c as a pass-through. they show numbers of 4000 -- 4, 5, 6 million dollars, the number i keep is much less. when they talk about the $400,000 figure other talking with the schedule c or the adjusted gross income of my 1040? >> i think it is more likely to be focused on adjusted gross income. there are circumstances may be where someone is dramatically underreporting the amount of income baxley have. the -- they actually have. the irs would want to gather that. if someone reports they made $100,000 and they made $1 million the irs might be interested in auditing that person. >> we are talking with naomi of bloomberg tax, you can call up host: --(202) 748-8000. four -- as one if we could shift gears and focu

[cheering] >> warren county commissioner jeff huddleston. [cheering] >> venango county democratic party chairman jon clark is in the house. [cheering] >> if there are any other electives that i failed to mention here, i apologize and i will take full responsibility. welcome and thank you for being here to bring john fetterman back to erie. [cheering] [shouting] >> we are here to celebrate a great candidate for u.s. senate tonight. races all across pennsylvania, not just a statewide races but our district races and house races are critically important this year. please give a warm erie welcome to the candidate for the state legislative districts. [cheering] >> let us give a warm reception to chelsea all, our candidate for the fourth legislative district. answering a heavy rideshare with john fetterman back and forth to washington, d.c., the next congressman for the 16th district. [cheering] >> i was told that this was a bellwether crowd. is this a bellwether crowd? >> [shouting] yes! >> kayla of reporters asking over the last couple days what

my friend warren county commissioner jeff eggleston. when i go county democratic chairman john clock is in the house. if there are any other electeds i felt to mention, i apologize and i will take full responsibility. thank you for being here to bring john fetterman back to erie. raise a great candidate for the united states senate. we have a couple of the great candidates in the house with us races -- with us. races across pennsylvania are critically important this year. please give a warm welcome to the candidate for state representative in the sixth legislative district. [applause] let's give a warm reception to chelsea a lover, our candidate for the fourth legislative district. [applause] and sharing a heavy rideshare with john fetterman back-and-forth, the next congressman from pennsylvania 16th congressional district, dan pat sorry. [applause] i expected -- i was told this was a bellwether crowd. feels more like orange dormers to me -- barnstormers to me. a lot of reporters have asked me what it means for erie to be a bellwether co

this video proecvided by wlwt by the warren county sheriff's office, just one of the agencies involved more officers arrive, including an aviation unit watching from above. >> he is back up on his knees, back on his knees. >> reporter: it is a rare look at officers assessing the threat in real time >> got a rifle want to make sure we get heavy equipment there, and i think we come one a better game plan. >> reporter: the standoff lasts nearly six hours >> it appears he might have grabbed another firearm. >> reporter: eventually, law enforcement closes in. the suspect shot and killed. authorities have not confirmed the motive, but the suspect posted on social media about his desire to kill fbi agents after former president trump's mar-a-lago residence was searched back to you. >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> still to come, a touching tribute to charlie watt, one year after his death >>> and the nfl says good-bye to a true ground breaker. what's next for shaquem griffin. so, skin looks firmer over time. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be u

. >> the warren county board of supervisors approved an independent oversight of the sheriff's officeetween the sheriff's office and the residents of marine city. according to a civil grand jury report, the relationship between the sheriff's office in black residents of rain city. it's been strained. residents call their town a, quote, training ground for new deputies and claim they are over policed as a result. an inspector general has been assigned to oversee the sheriff's office and bring her findings back to the board in early december. license plate readers are coming to conquer the city council. there has approved them. 65 cameras will be installed all over the city and on some police cars. it will cost about $800,000. the information from the cameras will go into a police database. the idea, of course, is to help officers with investigations, things like a stolen car czar amber alerts. the cameras will be installed over the next 3 to 6 months. all right. time to look at the forecast as we take a live look at sfo. sfo makes you think getting away. but look who just flew in. ther

this video provided to nbc news affiliate by the warren county sheriff's office is just one of the agenciesved. >> [inaudible] car now has a pistol. >> [inaudible] >> the standoff lasts nearly six hours. eventually, law enforcement closes in. i suspect shot and killed. >> authorities have not confirmed the motive. but the suspect posted on social media about his desire to kill fbi agents after former president trump's mar-a-lago residence was searched. >> eugene, the attacks from the -- former president, the attacks from his allies, they have real world consequences. how worried is the white house about this investigation and the continued threats to federal law enforcement? >> this current white house is very concerned about it, so much so that, on september 15th, they are bringing people together in a day of unity. we are talking lawmakers, clergy people, activists and activists, to figure out how to tone down the rhetoric in this country. it's hard to do when you have a former president who is still the leader of his party, and a party following him blindly, as he kind of says whatever h

kron four's terisa south co joins us now live from warren county. theresa, i know you've been going through this year. mom working mom, get your kids off to school. so what are some tips that we can pass on to parents about how we can have the best year yet? >> well, they have a lot of tips in just a man has a fellow parents yourself. and so as you know, this can be a lot of fun to look forward to, but it also can have a lot of challenges. so here's some advice for mental health experts. >> mental health experts say the data is quite clear. students struggled during the pandemic. there were increased rates of suicide depression and anxiety for some of our families. their parents have lost jobs or are they lost loved ones? >> just it's and it's under heavy, say underwhelming to say there's a lot going on. but there is a lot going on. doctor nicole stelter is director of behavioral health at blue shield of california. >> but signs of the sizing the basics to create a solid foundation for kids to thrive. she has meeting children's needs of where they a

near the rest area, the northbound rest area on interstate 71 in warren county, one of our troopers didt the vehicle, attempted to initiate a traffic spot. this was at 9:37 this morning, attempted to initiate a traffic stop with that vehicle and a pursuit ensued. throughout the pursuit, it continued northbound on 71. the suspect vehicle did fire shots during that pursuit. the vehicle then exited on state route 73 and went east on state route 73. they traveled east to smith road. they went north on smith road, almost over top of interstate 71 where the vehicle came to a stop. once the vehicle came to a stop, gunfire was exchanged between officers on scene and the suspect. at this time no officers have been injured as a result of this. the scene is still active and there is still an active standoff situation occurring at this time. we will be back with further details in a little while, just to keep you all updated as to what's transpiring here. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> yes. so the situation is contained to a certain area. there is a perimeter set up within that area. so nothing outs

this video provided to nbc affiliate wlwt by the warren county sheriff's office, just one of the agenciesolved. >> now has a pistol. >> reporter: more officers arrive, including an aviation unit watching from above. >> the drive's side window is shot out. he is back up and on his knees, just so everyone is aware. back on his knees and he is holding a rifle. >> reporter: it is a rare look at officers assessing the threat in real time. >> since he's got a rifle, let's just make sure we get heavy equipment there and i think we can come up with a better game plan versus trying to engage with him and a rifle and he's ready for a fight. >> the standoff lasts nearly six hours. >> it appears he might have grabbed another firearm. >> reporter: eventually law enforcement closes in. the suspect shot and killed. >> just remarkable. thanks to gabe gutierrez for that, first appearing on "nightly news" last night. >>> and police chief fired. uvalde families and survivors coming together to hold accountable the man they entrusted to protect their children. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." ll re

and warren counties, three largest transit agencies do not have any plans right now to reinstate masks public health agency says marin is right now experiencing its longest period of high covid-19 transmission. since the start of the pandemic, however, hospitalizations are half the rate of what they were in january. and right now only 13 people countywide are hospitalized for covid. smart marine transit and the golden gate bridge district are only recommending that their riders wear masks, and at this point, there are no immediate plans to bring back the mask mandate that began in 2020 and ended in april . time now is 904 president biden out of isolation for the first time since catching the coronavirus for the second time. last month, he left the white house to a reunion with the first lady jill biden in their home in nearby delaware. the president tested negative this morning did so yesterday for the virus. biden's first tested positive back on july the 21st. he experienced only mild symptoms, including fatigue, runny nose and a cough. thousands of monkey pox vaccines are on their w

republicans could do in their gerrymander was to attach the city of cincinnati via an awkward string to warren countyich is a heavily republican suburban county, although, it does have some parts that are becoming more asian and more diverse. now, the democrat lanson was the only on file. i was surprised more democrats did not want to run here. he is a cincinnati councilman who republicans are attacking for trying to ban soda on kids menus in cincinnati. i think given the new contours of this seat, which biden ould d have won by eight or nine points, it is smack dab in the tossup range. he has a good chance of beating chabot despite the republican leaning year. host: pagosa springs, colorado. sean. a republican. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you guys doing? i just had a question for this guy about the 2020 election. do you think that $470 million were put into this election? what is going on now that trump is crazy? it should be hanging the cuban flag behind you because this is not america when you can rate a president. -- raid a president. it is crazy what is going on. guest host: in t

. >> the head of the warren county drug task force says the number of fentanyl pills seized doubled fromcross as well. fentanyl seizures are increasing at the border also. less than 5,000 pounds in 2021. more than 10,000 pounds last year, and this year more than 10,000 pounds have already been seized. kentucky's senior senator mitch mcconnell puts the blame squarely on the biden administration saying the president's handling of the border is a dereliction of duty. >> dana: thank you, mike tobin. >> bill: not just kentucky. students at college heading back to school d.e.a. warns cartels are lacing pills with fentanyl trying to hook young adults. you might think you are taking a harmless pill to help them study but only takes one pill to kill. martha maccallum on this story with us today. tough stuff to take here. i think the word has to go out repeatedly. >> cartels know how to make money and know what people want and they know that kids on college campuses are trading these prescriptions, getting their prescription filled again to give more people adderall and percocet. they tap into the

counties, and i am very concerned about this. i definitely want to make sure that our viewers know it ends up happening with. you andrew warrenxar county status journey, we appreciate you being here this morning. >> thanks so, much katie. and i will just, say people can come to support andrew warren nfl.com. andrew warren nfl.com. show your support and support democracy. thank you. >> thanks, andrew. >> coming, up culture wars and conspiracy theories on full display at cpac, the maga movement ratchets up its rhetoric, with a thinly veiled threats of violence. demonizing democrats at the conservative conference. did they not learn their post insurrection lesson? former rnc chair michael steele it is my, gassed and we're gonna break it down together just after the break. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had

this video provided to nbc affiliate wlwt by the warren county sheriff's office.of the agencies involved. >> the car now has a pistol. >> reporter: more officers arrive, including an aviation unit, watching from above. >> the driver's side window is shot out. he is back up and on his knees. back on his knees and he is holding a rifle. >> reporter: it is a rare look at officers assessing the threat in real time. >> he's got a rifle. let's just make sure we get heavy equipment there, and i think we can come up with a better game plan. versus trying to go in with the rifle and he's ready for a fight. >> reporter: the standoff lasts nearly 6 hours. >> it appears he might grab another firearm. >> reporter: eventually, law enforcement closes in. the suspect shot and killed. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez reporting there. joining us now, democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger of virginia. she is a formere cia officer. good to see you, congresswoman. let's talk about the threats to the fbi, threats to the irs now, other agencies that, frankly, some of your colleagues in the

> i am joined now by the man elected twice by the people's number that governor, hillsboro county, andrew warren to see you, andrew. i am certain that you have quite a reaction to what happened today. i want to ask this question, though, because i think the people might not fully understand what's happened today. were you presented with a case, where you were told or had the opportunity to prosecute somebody, who was seeking, providing or in some way, helping to acquire and abortion, and he refused to prosecute? or was this a hypothetical that you were released on? >> you will have to ask the governor. i certainly wasn't presented with any case, and just this shows how flagrant this overreach is. this is a play in violation of the most fundamental principles in our democracy that the people get to elected leaders. it is how democracy works. even my eight year old understands that. >> you and i are but prosecutors. i certainly understand the idea of prosecutorial discretion. there are choices made all the time about whether to pursue cases, whether to not pursue cases. this is part of the job and

county seal framed on the wall, of course, and a letter next to it. that letter was from a man named joseph murphy. he was one of warren's soldiers. when he returned, this county seal, it was accompanied with a letter, written in 1901, in the letter, he said that he accidentally, i love that part, that he accidentally moved the handle of the press and the seal just happened to fall out. that is his wording. and he said that for some time he wanted to return it, and he acted upon that impulse. so, that is in the courthouse. take a picture of that. i walk out of the courthouse, there is the confederate monument, the confederate soldiers who fought in sussex. looked across the street, there is an old general store, which you hardly see these days. the letters were t e thornton. i was like, all right let's see maybe i will run into someone who is a descendant, knows something about the local lore. so i go into the county store, and all of the wooden planks that creek when you step on it. and i'm trying to be discreet. and of course i'm dressed in something like this. and then making my way around the story, and i see some people at the

warren. a state attorney for hillsborough county. that's where tampa is.n twice as a democrat. most recently two years ago. >> when you frequently violate your oath of office you make yourself about the law. you have violated your duty. you have neglected your duty. you are displaying a lack of confidence. to be able to reform those duties. >> warren was one of several prosecutors who signed a letter declaring they would not press charges against people who seek or provide abortions. this was right after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. it wasn't about just abortion. warren has angered the governor in florida conservative several times. in april 2020 he supported the arrest of a mega-church pastor who broke all the rules by holding in person gatherings. once later he declined to prosecute dozens of people that people that police arrested during the george floyd protest. last year he vowed not to go over after doctors that vowed not to provide gender affirming care. >> florida law allows worn to appeal the governor's decision. he said he hasn't

joining us now, the recently suspended state attorney for hillsborough county, florida, andrew warrenhanks for joining us this morning. >> of course, thanks for having me. >> let me start by reading part of your op-ed for the "miami-herald." you do not mince words here. you say desantis suspended me for no greater cause than blind political ambition, the governor's illegal act is unwarranted and unconstitutional it is a blatant abuse of power by a republican governor, intent on governor intent on gaining national attention from the most extreme members of his own party as he looks to run for president in 2024. for desantis this is all political theater. let's look tough and kick out of office a prosecutor who is a democrat and who has embraced effective criminal justice policies he doesn't like. as desantis plays presidential politics he is playing with fire in undermining democracy in florida by trampling over constitutional rights and the will of the voters. is ron desantis is a threat to democracy overall? and how do you make this not personal between the two of you? >> it's not pe

and because that is hillsborough county state attorney andrew warren. governor desantis signed a bill into law in april that bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. the measure is facing several legal challenges. the fbi has arrested former puerto rico governor wanda vÁzquez over her alleged involvement in a bribery scheme to finance her 2020 gubernatorial campaign. vÁzquez is accused of accepting bribes in 2019 and 2020 while she was governor from several people, including julio martin herrera velutini, a banker who was under investigation by the agency that oversees puerto rico's financial institutions. in exchange for the donations, vÁzquez reportedly demanded the resignation of the agency's director and later appointed a new one, a former consultant of herrera's bank. vÁuez, herra, and former fbi agt also fe wire fud anconspira charg and up 20 yea in pris if convted onll cnts. in austin, texas, a jury has ordered far-right conspiracy theorist and infowars host alex jones to pay $4.1 million in compensatory damages to the parents of jesse le

and as i left the building, i noticed there was a county seal, framed on the wall in a letter next to it was from a man named joseph marie, one of warrens soldiers and when he returned the county seal, was accompanied with a letter written in 1901, and he said, he accidentally, accidentally moved to the handle of the press the seal just happened to fall out. and he said the for some time, he wanted to return it and he acted upon that impulse. so that is in the courthouse, take a picture of that and i walked out of the courthouse to the confederate monument and in the men who fought in there was no general store across the street and the letters were ce thorton pretty and i saw's importance in the textbook so i thought okay maybe i will run into somebody is a descendent ad know something about the local war so i going to get a sore, the thornton store handy the force of the wooden planks of the creek when you step on them pretty and i'm trying to be discreet and of course, i'm dressed like this and i'm making my way around the store i see people at the front chatting and i'm just to be very deliberate rated light, the cast, pet the cat.

there were public and governor says he is suspending hillsborough county state attorney andrew warrenolating his oath of office. warren's office did not immediately return an email seeking comment. ♪ ♪ an 8-year-old california liquor store owner fought back against a would-be attacker is pushing other businesses to pressure democratic politicians to change their soft on crime positions. correspondent matt finn shows us tonight from los angeles. >> 8-year-old being praised for acting fast. viral surveillance video shows him using a shotgun to fend off four armed robbers at his southern california liquor store. now telling fox news it was about ten seconds from the time a suspicious suv parked until one of the mass robbers -- masked roberts stump and with a gun. >> when you point a gun directly at me under that close to me and i see what you're carrying, i'm not waiting. >> viewing this was not the first attempt at robbery at his store. he's blaming politicians for going easy on bad guys like those who tried to rob him. >> crime rate is escalating, it's going to continue to escalate unt

joining me now is the newly suspended hillsboro county state attorney andrew warren. i've been excited to talk to you. i've been getting so many texts from florida friends about what's happened to you and i'm glad you were available today. i want to play what governor desantis said yesterday about suspending you. >> when you flagrantly violate your oath of office, when you make yourself above the law, you have violated your duty. you have neglected your duty and are you displaying a lack of competence to be able to reform those duties. >> what do you think this is about because you -- you've broken no laws. you've not gotten any prosecutions that you've declined to do. you just signed on to a letter. what do you think this is about? >> this is about the governor running for president. this is political theater, plain and theater. anyone who cares about democracy and free speech should be scared by this, and this is a core principle of our democracy that the voters get to decide who their elected officials are. even my 8-year-old understands that. it's just this is how

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the state attorney is andrew warren the state attorney for hills borough county that's where tampa isgovernor desantis is suspending the man. >> when you violate your oath of office and make yourself above the law, you have violated your duty you have necesglected your dutyn display a lack of confidence to form those duties. >> warren was one of several declaring they would not press charges against people who seek or provide abortions this was right after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade it wasn't about judgst an abortion warren has angered the governor several times. in april of 2020, he supported the arrest of the mega church pastor who broke covid rules by holding in-person gatherings months later, he declined to prosecute dozens of people that police arrested during the george floyd protest last year, he vowed not to go after doctors who provide generagender affirming care warren called the suspension a political stunt. >> trying to overthrow the results of a fair and free election two of them actually people need to understand this isn't the governor trying to suspend th

warren a twice elected democrat calls his ouster an abuse of power to overturn a free and fair election. joining me now is the hillsborough countyr being with us. what action are you taking this morning? >> well, the governor has violated two laws, one, he's retaliated against me for speaking out against him in violation of my first amendment rights, and he's abused the power that he has under the florida constitution to suspend an elected official. so we're fighting back to make sure that even though ron desantis is governor, the first amendment still has meaning. the florida constitution still has meaning and elections still have meaning. >> you're filing a motion in court, federal court, on what grounds exactly? >> well, there are two grounds, one is a first amendment claim because he's violating my first amendment rights, and the first amendment applies to everybody, that's the beauty of t that's why they put it up front in the constitution, too. the second claim is basically just to have the court admit and show that what he's done abuses his authority under the florida constitution. he can't just suspend an election, he ca

warren freeway watch for that. the rest of the drive throughout contra costa county looks great, including highway 4 eastbound, that crash that alert that's cleared, everything is cleared and no word on the injuries but so far, nothing major was reported, that's good. your commute's okay through that area and for the south bay, including south county, no delays. we haven't started with that build out of san martin. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> the sinking of the millennium tower is one of the most expensive mistakes in san francisco and they're still trying to fix it. a new building permit was issued. nbc investigative investigator jackson van derbeken reports on the luxury tower. >> reporter: as you could see, construction crews behind me are digging on this side of the northwest side of the building. they've already installed 18 piles to bedrock and the city now says that's enough. those 18 piles go down to bedrock, to anchor the high-rise to something solid and immovable. engineers believe that should finally stop the millennium tower from sinking and tilting and reverse some of the lean but each ti

was transferred to napa from a ventura county jail on a felony warren dating back to 2016.tealing a $2000 bracelet when he was a guest at a house in napa. earlier this summer. he was sentenced to 60 days in jail after he showed up to britney spears wedding uninvited. they are rolling out the red carpet in silicon valley tonight, the cynic west film festival kicked off at the california theater in downtown san jose and two other locations . the festival is back in person for the first time. time since march of 2020 and will screen dozens of independent films including 150, u. s and world premieres. it also includes a beer and wine garden festivals co founder describes some of the most anticipated films. very very fun movie very inspiring movies like sonic fantasy about michael jackson and the making of thriller, and we have a great film called the yin and the yang with jerry of gerry lopez's life , the great surfer and he'll be joining us for maverick spirit award tribute as well. quest runs through august 29th for more ticket information you can head to the web ling section

it is spreading in the largely unpopulated siskiyou county near the oregon border. officials warrenso-called dry thunderstorms produce lightning without rain, and could ignite new blazes. >> lightning is not unusual here. what is something to consider is every strike has a greater potential to start a fire. william: today, the fire claimed its first lives, bodies found in a car in a residential driveway. as flames raged in the west, it is the opposite in kentucky where , flooding has killed dozens, including at least four children. search teams scoured from above, while on the ground, sniffer dogs joined into try to find the many who are still missing. >> there is human scent in the water because others have drowned and have been pushed in the water. william: the torrential rains began last week and today more downpours slowed that rescue fort. officials say they have restored cell phone service in the area, which could make it easier for those stranded to call for hel >> after the water receded, all i saw was roofs of houses, that was all you could see. william: we spoke earlier wi

county is looking fine on the maps there. a crash southbound highway 13 getting down through the warren freeway.ther crash in san jose. 101 at 680. no slowing on the sensors. a crash in the area could mean an issue. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> governor newsom has a deadline today to sign a bill into law allowing for safe injection sites. drug uses could inject under supervision. there would be pilot programs, similar programs are up and running in the other parts of the world and new york city with an unsanctioned version. the investigated unit traveled to a vancouver safe site. this is where they were able to keep people safe while using drugs. opponents say it allows the illegal activity. we spoke with the oakland mayor who hopes the governor signs the bill. >> i am hopeful he will sign it. it is consistent with his bold, moral leadership to do things that are right even in the face of criticism and controversy and try new things. we agree that the status quo is wholly unacceptable. both with regard to the loss of life because of drug overdoses but also the impact on the neighborhoo

joining us now, that very ousted state attorney for hillsboro county, florida, andrew warren. mr.want you to just explain, as best you can, to people what it is that you stand accused of doing by the governor, and try to give as fair an account of why he's doing this before we talk about why it's ridiculous. >> i'll try to be objective and present what it is before we get into how ridiculous it is. so, the governor came in and suspended me from office, blindsided me with a plot that had been hatched days, if not weeks, before, with no warning, to overturn a fair and free election. and he's saying that it's based on things that i have done and policies that i have enacted, not to prosecute certain types of cases. but in reality, it's about what i said. it's largely about my stance on abortion and gender-affirming healthcare, and with regard to abortion, it concerns a 15-week abortion ban that has been found unconstitutional by the first judge who looked at it, and regarding gender-affirming healthcare, there's no law on the books in florida, so i'm being punished for not enforcing

hillsborough county state attorney andrew warren, twice-elected democrat in the tampa bay area, vowediting abortion or laws against gender-affirming care for trans minors. here's what both men had to say yesterday. >> we are not going to allow this pathogen that's been around the country of ignoring the law, we are not going to let that get a foothold in the state of florida. we are going to make sure that our laws are enforced and that no individual prosecutor puts himself above law. >> i was shocked at the blatant violation of one of the most fundamental principle of our democracy, that the people, the voters elect elected officials. i've been elected twice to serve as state attorney, and i served as state attorney and have done it well. crime is down. we're protecting people's rights. we have fought so hard for public safety and fairness and justice. if the governor thinks he can do a better job, he should run for state attorney, not president. >> i mean, what a dope. mika, ron desantis is such a dope. he didn't even wait for any action to take place. and he is doing the same thing

county. that's why we are fighting back. we want people to come join us at andrew warren nfl.com. this isn't about me. our democracy. >> absolutely. well, andrew, we will definitely keep our eye on this lawsuit, as we keep our eye on a lot of things. that florida -- does down there. so, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate having you. >> thanks for having me. >> and one last thing before we, go this week president biden signed the largest climate bill in u.s. history. and could out of come soon enough. this has been a summer of climate extremes for the entire world. china is currently experiencing its worst heat wave in 60 years. europe has been hit with nonstop record heat waves, leading to raging wildfires and drought throughout the continent. the united states has had its own share of extreme weather, with thousands of wildfires, 50 are currently burning right now. 5plus once a knife lifetime events like the devastating flood in kentucky last month. we have had extreme heat as well, with 48 million americans experiencing dangerous levels of heat today, just today. and a terrifying new st

counties. that smoke is now pushing our direction. you probably noticed if you look at sunset last night, notice that warren, just reddish roads glow tothe forecast hot enough that we do have heat advisories going into effect today at 11:00am. so a couple more hours here before we do see advisory status reached those will actually last through 08:00pm tonight so well into the early evening for the inland, the space llano county and upper elevations of the north bay. today, our hottest one, a lot of triple digits to be seen tomorrow. still going to be a hot one with some triple digits inland. just not as hot as today. temperatures further fall into thursday back into the 90's for inland areas. all this under sunny and dry skies inland and some spots of fog at times near the coastline, mostly during morning hours, bakersfield, fresno, sacramento, up to redding all in the triple digits today. and we are going to be joining them for many of our own inland areas here locally 60's 70's to even 80's in san francisco for mission and financial districts. 70's mostly at the coastline and 80's to 90's along the bay shore, a hot one in san carlos

enter warren today announced he is suing the governor for removing him from office. up until earlier this month he was the state attorney for hillsborough county, that includes tampa. he is a democrat elected twice. governor desantis suspended him, accusing him of violating his oath of office and neglecting his duty. desantis cited his pledge not to enforce safe abortion laws, which bans abortions after 15 weeks. here's a governor on august 4th. >> we are not going to allow this pathogen that has been around the country of ignoring the law. we are not going to let that get a foothold in the state of florida. we are going to make sure that our laws are enforced and that no individual prosecutor puts himself above the law. >> today, and his press conference, warren revealed the moment he was revealed from office. >> without warning i was forced out of my office by an armed deputy. removed from my elected position and replaced by a ron desantis accomplice. >> more context to this feud, warren has agitated the governor and conservators several times before. and april 2020 he supported the arrest of a mega-church pastor who broke covid rules by hol

warren. in other news and many in northern texas are picking up the pieces after this flash flooding near dallas, texas. the storm is moving east now, but 23 countiesan was found dead in her car in the wake of these flash floods. texas governor greg abbott declared a statewide disaster and requested support from fema with that in mind, let's toss it over to kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. she's following that storm and our forecast cuyler. my sister lives in on the eastern side. how concerned should be about this? well, you know, it's something keep an eye on all throughout the season. the monsoonal moisture, it's tropical moisture and it really gets going. and you can see right now that system that was in texas now bring some rain, some lighter rain over to new orleans. >> but you see those heavier showers and those orange and yellows that are popping up starting to head into parts of mississippi and also into alabama. so this system now essentially track across and i won't be quite as you step as it in dallas. thankfully now over here, check this out in california. we've actually got some flood watches and warnings going up in parts of the moun

warren endorsing him, bernie sanders endorsing him. stevens had to run to get this seat back in 2018. set had to run in what was then a very competitive district in oakland county. she won by about 5 points against a republican. so i would put her voting record and posture pretty liberal voting record, but she's not staked out as progressive as levin. so there's a difference there in how they present themselves. but this is one of those you get these redistricting years, two incumbents get thrown in the same district. one of these will be on their way to being a former member of congress tomorrow night. >> steve kornacki, michael steele, thank you both. >>> with so much at stake as kansas and missouri voters head to the polls, i'm heading there to host "chris jansing reports" live from kansas city tomorrow and wednesday at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. and because steve doesn't have anything else to do, he returns to the big board tonight to break down all the key house, senate and governor's races this midterm season. there's so many of them that are so good. 10:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc. and as you decide who or what to vote for in the midterm primarie

warren. who is going to pay me, i paid off my kids' debt. a hot bed of controversy. fairfax countynia, allowing a sex offender to work as a guidance counselor two years after his arrest. how does that happen? >> john: a lot in fairfax county when it comes to schools there. and millions off the hook for student loans. coming under fire from both sides of the aisle, and now fears the move will do the opposite of what the president says it will do. instead, widening the wealth gap while driving up the debt. charles payne is here and sounds off coming up next on "america reports." >> most of this money will go to people in the upper 60%. every day, hard working americans will have to pay, basically bail them out. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. you c

warren cannot, quote, pick and choose which laws to enforce. a federal judge in cleveland awarding $650 million in damages to two ohio counties from three major companiesch pharmacy distributed opioids to customers caused severe harm to their communities. lake county is to receive $306 million over 15 years, trumbull county awarded 444 million over the same time period. a spokesperson for walmart and walgreen's says the companies are expected to appeal. cvs has yet to make a comment. check out this bizarre video from venice, italy. it shows two tourists zipping around the italian waters using motorized surf boards. those motorists were arrested and had their boards confiscated they were expelled from venice and face more legal action for damaging the city's image. venice's mayor calling the surfers, quote, two overbearing imbeciles who are making a mockery of the city. those your headlines. venice is so beautiful. have you ever been there before? >> steve: yeah. you have got to figure the reason they were arrested is because they were going to fast. the gondola there is a wake. you start to rock the boat. >> carley: stepping back in time. you don't wan

what andrew warren is saying producing today tish is calling it a political stunt, is a legal overreach that continues a dangerous pattern and splits in the face of voters of hillsborough countyan aspiring presidential candidate who has shown time and again he feels accountable to no one. what do you say to that? >> governor desantis has shown time and again is that he will use the law on the constitution that requires him to take care of the state and ensure the safety of the state, and will take actions that are necessary for that result. and you know you can't sit by while tasha meanwhile you saw yesterday in the crib conference law enforcement came out and expressed their frustration. he said look, when you have prosecutors like those that have agendas that are put in front of the safety of the community, or helping law enforcement, that's a problem. they were feeling those effects. ron desantis is the chief executive had no choice. look at what is happening around the nation when you have these prosecutors that come in with an agenda that puts put victims in the backseat, that leaves law enforcement at the vic mercy of these radical agendas, crime rates spiked, the murde