whipple. to the 2023 tucson festival of books. this panel of you from both sides will end in one hour. please save your questions, the panelists until after all of them spoken. we'll have 15 to 20 minutes at the end for q&a. the festival organizers, thank c-span booktv for sponsoring this. and alice and bill ro for sponsoring the upcoming discussion. please make sure to stop by the book sales area and author signing after the session. book sales at the festival help support the cost of the festival and the local literacy programs it funds. you can also help keep this event free and open to everyone by becoming a friend of the or a sponsor of the festival. please stop by the friends booth or by going online to tucson festival love books dot org as we begin. please silence your telephones and whatever way that works best for you. all rights. i'd like to introduce each of our panelists and give a little bit background information and a couple of blurbs of promotions for their books, reviews that

whipple. [applause] >> welcome to the 2023 tucson festival of books this panel of you from both sides will end in one hour. please save a question for the panelists untiln. after all of them have spoken. we will have 15 to 20 minutes at the end for q&a for the festival organizers thank c-span booktv for sponsoring this location and alice and bill rowe for sponsoring the upcoming discussion. please make sure to stop by the book sales area and offer signing after the session. book sales help support the cost of the festival in the local literacy programs it finds. you can also help keep this event free and open to everyone by becoming a friend of the festival or a sponsor of the festival. please stop by the friends booth or by going online to tucsonfestivalofbooks.org. as we begin the silence your telephones and whatever way that works best for you. all right. i would like to introduce each of our panelists and give a little bit of background information, and a couple of blurbs of promotion for

[applause] and chris whipple. welcome to the 20 tucson festival of books this a panel of view from both sides will end in one hour. please save your questions for the panelists until after all of them have spoken. we'll have 15 -- 20 minutes at the end for q and a. the festival organizers thanks c-span, book tv for sponsoring this location and alice and bill wrote for sponsoring the upcoming discussions. please make sure to stop by the book sales area and offer signing after the session. book sales at the festival help support the cost of the festival the local literacy program it funds. you can help keep the event free and open to everyone by becoming a friend of ther festival or a sponsor of the festival. please set by the friends with ago all night tucson festival of books.org. as we begin, please silence your telephones in whatever way that works best for you. all right i would like to background information and blurbs of promotions for the books reviews that help us understand the scope of each one of their b

i believe this is the last of the crews around whipple.-check and make sure nothing else is going on. >>> we are following breaking news this wednesday morning. fire crews on the scene apent fi leaving dozens live in srancisco.it c less tha another huge blaze. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell is live at the scene. everyone okay out there? and do we know the cause of this fire yet? >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, everyone is okay. there are no injuries. san francisco fire department is still investigating the cause of this fire that burned through buildings here in the inner sunset neighborhood in san francisco, not far from the intersection of 8th and irving, not far from the golden gate park. the fire started around 8:30 last night and burned through a hardware store, a shed in the back of the store, and a three-story apartment building. because this area is so densely packed, the fire department raised this to three alarms to get more manpower to keep it from spreading. at one point there were more than 100 firefighters on the s

whipple rights there. quote, mr.eady signaled that in a second term, his department and cabinet officers would be expected to blindly obey orders. his director of national intelligence would tell him only what he wants to hear. and his attorney general would prosecute mr. trump's political foes. for mr. meadows, his place in history is secure as a primary enabler of a president who tried to overthrow democracy. but his example should serve as a warning of what will happen should mr. trump regain the white house. all guardrails will be gone. and seeming to prove that theory correct, here is donald trump confirming it in his own words, speaking with conservative radio host glenn beck just last night. >> you said in 2016, you know, lock her up. and then when you became president, you said we don't do that in america. that's just not the right thing to do. that's what they're doing. do you regret not locking her up, and if you're president again, will you lock people up? >> well, i'll give you an example. the answer is y

. >>> caltrans hit a person on the tracks along the peninsula tuesday afternoon were whipple avenue in redwood city. about 75 people were on board and there were no other reported injuries. >>> the home depot security guard shot a suspected shoplifter in san carlos. the sheriff's office said the two of them got into a physical confrontation and struggled over the guards baton. the suspect through it through the window and that is when deputies say the guard shot him. both were taken to the hospital. >>> a live look across the bay. this morning we are seeing widespread fog and low clouds. you can expect a cool down before the weekend. >>> it is cool and cloudy along the coastline today. that is kind of have been the case all week long. the 60 today along the coastline and we will see the clouds roll in. the marine layer is holding on tight to the coast especially in the morning where we see a little drizzle. daytime highs today are below average near pacifica sitting at 63 degrees . we warm up fast in the east inland hills, 80s antioch , fairfield and into the santa clara valley. that i

the slow lane is possibly blocked from the latest report just as you're traveling past whipple, shy of 92. there's no slowing over the last few. we'll track that. also, not far from here, woodside we have one-way traffic control for highway 84, different than we've had in weeks past. you cannot take the bike path up here, just outside petaluma, this will be having a lot of work done in the area. there's an alternate bike path that will add time and exertion. but, again, if you're not riding a bike, you're okay, highway 101 through the area, no problem. highway 37 shows a little build and so does the carquinez bridge and highway 4. those are the build we're seeing right on pattern. at the bay bridge itself, the metering lights have been activated. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> two-time reigning soccer champs are going home empty handed and heartbroken. still ahead, the very sudden and disappointing end for team usa down under. >>> president biden ending a week-long vacation. he's back on the campaign trail and the latest on the trump criminal charges. >>> also, living with deb

it happened about 12, 30 near whipple avenue. the agency says the train was heading southbound had about 75 people aboard. none of them were hurt. the victim has yet to be identified. this marks caltrain's 8 fatal collision of the year. >> in the north bay teachers in the sausalito and marin city school district could soon be going on strike after months of negotiations. contract talks between teachers and the school district have now hit a wall. the sausalito district teachers association says their teachers have been working without a contract since june of last year after 7 months of talking, the 2 sides have failed to reach an agreement. and according to the teachers association, the main sticking point seems to be wages. they say the district has offered a 4% raise this year and a 4% increase next year. but the union says that does not even come close to covering the cost of living increases. the teachers are deaeing with. we have reached out to the sausalito marion school district for comment. but so far we have not heard b

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i want to bring in former nixon white house counsel john dean, also chris whipple, who literally wrote the book on chiefs of staff, the gatekeepers, as well as "the fight of his life: inside joe biden's white house." also here is jason willick, an opinion columnist at "the washington post." let me begin with you, john dean, because for many people looking at this -- and you know this quite well -- the web of ople who havalleged to have been involved in this kind of activity, when you hear about the allegations of one mark meadows and the fact that he was the chief of staff in particular, at what point do people realize that it goes beyond the normal, hey, i'll make a call for you, sir, we'll get someone in contact with you, and it might sound and become criminal? >> it sounded to me as soon as i read that he had actually traveled to georgia and personally tried to intervene and inspect an audit that was going on. that is not chief of staff kind of activity. that's trying to swing your weight as chief of staff and doing things that normally a lesser light in the white house would do. th

for example, hayward has a crash northbound 880 near whipple.in both directions there. it's not great 680 is a little slow from earlier crashes on 680 and also on 84 through pleasanton. i want to mention the bay bridge is getting a little bit better, in fact, a lot better. did ten minutes just did a number on this. that's good. so if you're driving the san francisco that's a big improvement 801. let's get back to the headlines. okay. thank you, sal. what happened today? the state superintendent of schools is trying to hire more teachers in california. a recruitment summit is going to begin later this morning. let's go to ktvu james torres live for us in vallejo this morning, where students are headed back to school today. good morning, james. claudine, good morning to you. while a number of high school students are already in the classroom this morning, elementary school students are walking in right now. you can see behind me here, the first bell hasn't rang just yet. we're just a few minutes shy of that happening. but while these students are

caltrain says it happened near whipple avenue in redwood city at about 1230 today from skyfox, you can see the train stopped at the scene. none of the 75 passengers or crew on board was hurt. the transit agency says this is the eighth fatality this year. train traffic returned to normal at about 230 this this afternoon in less than an hour, vallejo police are heading or holding, rather, a town hall meeting. it is a chance for the community to weigh in on a proposed plan to reduce some police services. brooks jarocz joins us now with what this means for the community brooks. well julie, the proposed plan changes how police respond to alarm calls. in most cases, it means officers just won't respond at all. vallejo police hopes this will increase efficiency and focus resources on responding to violent crime. brazen burglars have hit tony's cakes in vallejo time and time again. we had to upgrade our security system, put a metal grates on the windows, really fortify the place. steel owner tony diaz says no suspects have been caught. vallejo police is suffering a staffing state of emergency.

this happened about 12, 30 near whipple avenue. the agency says the train was going south and had about 75 people on board. nobody on board was hurt. the victim has yet to be identified here. this marks caltrain's 8th fatal collision of the year. wright says getting more expensive in san francisco. according to the latest report from zillow, the average price to rent a place in the city is up more than half a percentage point compared to this time last year. so not drastic, but still an increase comparing month to month rates. if you signed a lease in june, you probably got a better deal. you're signing one. now, zillow says the average rent paid in san francisco right now is about 3,000, $188. the santa rosa city council just voted to make changes to their no camping law for people living on the street. >> they had to make the ammendment to comply with federal law. our country's ella sogomonian is live in the newsroom to explain what this all means. l a. >> well, vicki, all 7 council members voted unanimously to make those changes

this happened around 9:30 near the northbound whipple road off-ramp in union city. suv and a sedan collided. at this point it's not clear who was at fault or if anyone else was injured. >>> 6:35 now. antioch leaders this morning are considering new action in response to a chaotic late-night weekend sideshow that critically injured one innocent bystander. it happened early yesterday morning at antioch marina and the nearby parking lot. police say when officers arrived, a driver took off with no lights on and crashed into a hydrant on 9th and g street. a woman in her 50s suffered serious injuries. now, officers later arrested the suspected driver a few blocks away. several others were also injured in two other crashes. in one case, a car became submerged in the san joaquin river and one council member says leaders are looking at potential solution to say make sure the same thing never happens at the marina again. >> an option of bringing in some raised parking delineators, for lack of a better term, but rubberized, raised pieces that will be placed in the marina. they

we do know it happened around 9:30 near the northbound whipple road off-ramp and the chp says that anar who was at fault or if anyone else was injured. >>> we've been talking about that first day of school. let's get a look at the weather from meteorologist kari hall. >> it's still going to be hot for a lot of areas, or maybe you're enjoying the last few days before school starts this week. it's going to be 88 degrees in san jose and 93 in los gatos and 92 in east san jose. we move towards the east bay where it was really hot over the weekend and we're still headed for 99 degrees in antioch today, oakland reaching 80 degrees, and we'll see temperatures in the upper 60s for half moon bay, reaching 80 in redwood city. san francisco will reach into the upper 60s. for the north bay, we're hitting 100 degrees in clear lake, while sonoma will reach a high of 90 degrees. we're still looking at a high range of temperatures while the inland areas will cl offoo baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the faste