uh, they relied on hack documents to expose a legit payments made to wyatt. and they framed it as iranian government payments to a leader of the great zone. know, and initially to leaders of the greys zone. as though i were on the, i was on the take from iran, they retracted that as well on the taking this payment for journalistic. so it's like cnn paying for someone. exactly, i mean, so he did honest journalistic work when he was starting his career according to even the washington post, had nothing to do with the grades zone at the time. and yet the post, the way they frame it, is that the iranian government is actually paying the gray zone. and so since this articles come out, i've had to, for example, address this with like college buddies who say. so the washington post says that iran controls the grades and what's up with that is really media i $24.00 and it's really the government linked media's out media outlets reported that iran and russia are funding the great zone in a bold print headline. a complete lie that's not even backed up by this washingto

detective wyatt didn't hear anything about it. as he continued to dig for cruise, he had an unexpected wall. sandra announced she had no help as much as she could. she was done. >> she refused to meet with us again. >> the same thing happened with sandra's kids, jack's stepchildren. while jack's blood relations practically begged to absorb the case. what happened to that big happy family in the video? a mirage, perhaps? in fact, living with jack's daughters was like a fairytale. the kind written by a brothers grimm. >> she was just mean to me. she wanted me gone and did everything she could to try to get rid of me. >> when it come to her own children, sandra was indulgent. nearly so his son tom. >> to the point it was strange. very weird. >> weird thing to watch. >> they're always walking into the other room and closing the door. >> jack seemed quite happy with sandra -- until the spring of '98, that is. just a few months before the murder, when jack was diagnosed with colon cancer. a shock, of course, one of two shocks for sandra

why it read simply because 4 years ago, wyatt listed himself as a producer for press tv, which is the ronnie and state broadcast. or i should say, i was bored, i should say i, i worked for it up to the bbc for a short time. clicking i, they never told me what to do compared to the bbc when i worked there on the today program. sorry, go ahead. well, according to the washington post and the various books it mobilized, you violated us sanctions simply because you did work for press tv. uh they relied on hack documents to expose a legit payments made to wyatt and they framed it as iranian government payments to a leader of the great zone know and initially to leaders of the greys own as though i were on the i was on the take from iran, they retracted, that is the taking the payment for journalistic. so it's like cnn paying for someone. exactly. i mean, so he did honest journalistic work when he was starting his career according to even the washington post, had nothing to do with the gray zone at the time. and yet the post, the way they frame it, is that the iranian government is actually

when he picked was wyatt earp. who had a checkered past at best. that fabulous shootout at the ok corral is what we remember. guns drawn around horses and everything else. but what the ok corral really meant is this was a time when survivors, the earp brothers and a doc holliday were brought to trial. for people dying at their hands using guns. while they were acquitted, the case got great coverage. it really sent a message to the frontier. before, you could use your excuse that if you pulled your gun and kill somebody, i thought he was going to kill me. i pulled first. this meant the restrictf law had come to the frontier and will be there to stay. that what was -- is what was important about the subsequent trial. the gunfight itself at the ok corral was popular mythology that helped that --bat masterson cell stories to a lot of newspapers, formed the basis for a lot of movies people still like watching to this day. but it was not really what happened. >> how is it wyatt earp became the known earp over virgil earp, who was actually the sheriff in

and so the marketing of wyatt earp is greatly responsible for this shows we remember today. the truth is so much more interesting than multidimensional man who, like all of us had had his good points and bad points. but determined to make something of herself. the only regret at the end of his life was he was about too really get famous but he did not make any money out of it. >> sitting here in tucson we are 45 minutes, and our from tombstone, arizona? the founding of tombstone how to become of town? >> tombstone was one of those towns across the frontiers of america in thatra there were great mineral deposits discovered in tombstone's case, silver. the pesky apaches had been moved out or at least partially moved out. and so the minors came in. they found the place and settled in and began producing large quantities of valuable minerals against silver and tombstone mostly. this is when they all came rolling in. you needed a restaurants, and you needed bars where they could drink.k. you needed ladies of the evening so they could have a little companionship. and they would di

it was a grand slam clear out of the park, and five year old wyatt retrieved the ball from the streetholliday really wanted it, so he tracked down wyatt and exchanged the ball for a bat used in the game. fair trade. yeah, i think so too. next, a nearly impossible rescue. >> it involved saving a kitten that was stuck in a spare tire when soap didn't work, rescuers in california actually had to soar into the hub to free the kitten. finally, the olympic gymnast famous not just for winning a medal. >> she's also famous for being cheesy. italy's giorgia villa is an ambassador for parmesan cheese. >> that's right. besides competing, she's also paid to competing, she's also paid to pose with when your home gets bugs, the struggle-is-real. that's why you need zevo traps. zevo goes wherever bugs do— working 24/7, using blue and uv light to attract and trap flying insects, with no odor and no mess. getting rid of the bugs you see, and even the ones you don't. for effortless protection everywhere in your home. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. to catch up to twice the bugs, try zevo max. nexium

but it was it was really cool. >> wyatt says. if you haven't seen this yet, you still may have a chance in the coming months. >> as far as how long it's going to persist, i think we're we'll see at least another several months of activity. and it won't just, abruptly stop. it will kind of go through the cycle and wane. so there could be surprises as it goes out of its period of maximum activity. >> j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> it is amazing what these high powered cell phone cameras can do. those are some fantastic shots. >> so we have abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel here, checking in with our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> yeah, dan, it's going to be hard to top those pictures online. let me show you a live picture right now from our kgo roof camera. a beautiful view as we look across the bay tonight. fog and clouds is pretty much limited this evening, but tomorrow morning we're looking at patchy fog in the morning. 50s and 60s. mainly sunny at noontime. it is going to be a breezy and milder afternoon. lo

mark kassen: the next question is from wyatt from georgetown.yatt: my question is, what is one issue you think is especially divisive for people our age? and how do you think that we as bridge builders should approach this issue? rep. krishnamoorthi: do you have an easier question? [laughter] exceptionally divisive -- look, i think one that is exceptionally divisive is reproductive freedom. let's be honest. ever since the dobbs decision it has provoked the national conversation about it. i think the interesting thing is i think that young people can -- especially you because i trust you, i trust all of you are very mature people and our exceptional leaders, can have honest conversations about this. and right now, we are having conversations that really come in my opinion, do not reflect who we really are as americans in some cases. and so, that is one. the second is immigration. i come back to this because i am a racial, religious and ethnic minority with 29 letters and my name and i am an immigrant and i care deeply about this. this is america'

so there could be surprises as it goes out of its period of maximum activity. >> wyatt says. if you haven't seen the northern lights, you may still have a chance to do so in the coming months. >> that's great, but what am i supposed to do, just be out here? yeah, yeah, and just look up to the sky and wish upon a star. >> doesn't it look better through like an iphone, cameras or whatever. >> so it's not going to look like that just when i'm looking. >> not to your naked eye, but i saw them earlier this year, and you can really see, just like this faint glow of green on the horizon. okay. and then if you take your phone now and take like a long exposure photo, maybe like seconds really looks dramatic like that. >> so better on insta than in real life. >> i mean that's just that's everything. >> yeah. that's everything. >> you know this really cool though. you've seen it at least two times this year in northern california when people are chasing them and going to other countries to see them, you know, right here. so it's really cool. this morning we are tracking a clear sky inla

wyatt police? yeah. because you way already thought of, you know, give you them. but i think it is obvious. i might assure you that would have keyed off as a bit of a sudden. uh, i got a hatch is on bush and on hold. sure. you will receive up with someone with them as well as the match your boss. all do that showing up on some of it is a different as normal again. but i do understand benefit on the, on hall, but some of you know that the, this is so it's so yes it's so with the phone i'm waiting for you of the people. so all of a sudden the overseas will be on the, on some of the c uh, customers hold on one second. let's definitely stop started for me. oh yeah. function level of the button. let me get. but since i've hi a shop way outage on it, but it just says that it is file, i'll call you a call. it's a phone call to to they'll tell you, could that joe, matt, i don't wanna go through it. i'm gonna get it done. but i'm more, let's take a buzz and cut over half the sound for the show. and this will hold the bottle, but it will not call milan. so he'd get that mea

and why did the key vase wyatt? you see, because you're already told of you that be them. but i think it is obvious. i might assure you that was them kicked off as a bit of a sudden i got a hatch, they'll push it on hold. sure you will see what someone with them as well. i'll do that showing up on some of it. it's a different amount again, but i do understand that you know, that i don't know what the so this is so it's you get to see new service. yes, it's the. so the phone i'm waiting for you the people. so all of a sudden the what is it that i received in the, on the receive uh, customers hold on one second. let's definitely stop thought if employee function level of the button the make up myself. i'd probably a shop y outage on it, but it just said that this file, i'll call you a call. it's a phone call to to tell you that joe, matt, i don't wanna go through, i'm gonna get it done. what i'm more y c k was and could all they have to sound for the show and this will hold the bottle, but when i call them they don't. so he'd get me enough. i don't should, but it is often de

wyatt, in your estimation, would hamas continue towards negotiating a cease-fire deal when the lead negotiator was just killed by the people he is negotiating with? mr. sullivan: it is too soon to see the impact of his death will have on negotiations. i will not speculate on that, especially in light of the broader dynamics of the events unfolding in the region right now, what i will say is this, the cease-fire and hostage deal is the pathway to editing this war, the pathway to get it all the hostages home, including the american hostages. we remain determined to get it done. yes. reporter: was the president entered into speak with prime minister netanyahu? mr. sullivan: i believe the israeli government has put out that, we haven't announced that it, but the president is intending to speak with president netanyahu. but they have not spoken yet. reporter: reporter: will this president expressed displeasure about the attack on the hamas leader or the big things that have happened in the last few days? mr. sullivan: i will not preview the president's message before he has a chance to speak direct

wyatt fain and payden cosper are accused of pushing the 140 million year old rocks over a cliff backin their 30s. if convicted, they could face up to ten years in prison. >> walmart is recalling nearly 10,000 cases of apple juice. the great value brand juice was found to contain potentially harmful levels of inorganic arsenic. it was sold in packs of eight ounce bottles. the fda says the contaminated juice could make you sick, but it is not likely to cause serious issues. >> we turn now to the astronauts who just learned they won't be returning to earth for several more months, a far longer trip than expected because they're hitching a ride home. >> liftoff of starliner and atlas five. >> it was a mission that was supposed to last eight days, but now two astronauts at the space station have been told their trip will last eight months. >> the decision to keep butch and sunny aboard the international space station and bring the boeing starliner home uncrewed is the result of a commitment to safety. >> butch wilmore and suni williams launched to the space station in june on a boeing sta

and i would ask why that same metric is not applied to harris and wyatt seems to be applied to trump to make the obvious inference that somehow this is dirty campaigning and beyond that trump goes when it looks like 100% personal attacks coming out of the democratic side. the other thing i would comment on is this focus on 2025 that the press has been extremely cooperative with democrats and trying to push that out there. why don't we get some context when you look at democratic organizations like the center for american progress and john podesta is very close king makers. when they were in power these huge bills appeared. these think tanks put together these policies. there is nothing unusual about it. the policies are chosen and which one goes through. the press has cooperated with the democrats so enthusiastically. guest: on your first question, which remind me was about kamala harris and the difference in -- host: in fact checking. guest: you talked about personal attacks versus policy attacks and the big difference here as i reported it is with the donald trump campaign there ar

jim on wyatt failed and a detailed list of the personnel involves the roadblocks, set up a round box hello. now, after a while to john was speaking, but they didn't catch him. okay. is beyond the, the legitimate questions about how, what are the wider implications as i said, potentially very difficult situation for the national government led 5 hydro son. she has a lot of this has to do with this. i'm this the law that was passed in may the, i'm the single was passed. i didn't were ton separate. his parties were to give the support to sanchez's government. he needed support after inconclusive elections last year. but the supreme court excluded 3 people from i'm a single one of those is preaching mom, saying he still defies arrest. i'm trial for the impossible to present, but it's a funds body's money used to pay this legal independence referendum held in 2017. so because of that page amount and 2 of us comp benefit from this, i'm the still a now the leader of the party on the radio again this morning and it was saying the situation in catalonia has changed the sort of a hinge or an i

3 years behind falls that were found guilty of violent disorder and assaulting a police officer in wyatt some nationwide unrest following a faithful knife attack on 3 young girls last week, please. the pricing for dozens more fall live gatherings on wednesday evening. complex kids have jumped from egan's, has anyone participating and then will be swiftly punished. we're con as more from bolton, as that's concerned and certainly anticipation i'd be speaking to people from local shops. cafe is restaurants today, they said they will be closing the door. they will be shutting up shop. so they are preparing. they don't want to see that kind of finance descending onto the businesses. as we've seen this being a lot of violence and kelsey needs protest, um, many businesses happy, unaffected because of thought they did tell me the bolton, where we are just north of bunch of stuff to town. it's a very diverse, i place that community and they said when people came here on sunday, i looked at the find the brightest had come from outside of phones and as far as they knew and they were met, they told

been dealing with protest is the, unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wyatt's women business, the u. k. homes who mcculla knew lucy, it was in sentenced by attempts to bring the riots is under control. it labeled them pro democracy and essentially reading it that right to protest regardless of the violence, feared the authorities not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purchased were from the hod right. these rights were initially spoke, find those in the u. k. who of fed up with the countries immigration system, perhaps i should say lack of one, but the u. k. is crackdown has been moved. oh boy, anyone's done that. over $700.00 arrests with hundreds, low suspects being sold. the u. k is newly minted leader is being accused of gas lighting them. intensive case tom is free speech. he's now think of the last 7 days or so the way he has cooled do

one district, wyatt says going phone free will help build a better bay area. >> bags of evidence and of case they are making against the company that once tried to hook up a car with people inside, plus a live update from the i-team on the case of a home depot employee fired for failing to stop fraud. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> the fbi and the irs raided specialty towing in san francisco today, adding to the troubles of a company that has a history of illegally towing vehicles. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. specialty towing is the company that tried to hook up a car in traffic with people inside. what the are you doing? that was back in april, and that wasn't the end of things? no. >> in july, san francisco city attorney banned auto towing, which owns specialty towing, from doing business with the city. >> abc seven news reporter louis pena following the story for us and is in the newsroom with today's developments. louis >> yes. dan and i spoke to a witness today who said fbi agents and law enforcement officers arri

now it's much wyatt to the south of the equator, with lots of heat building in bought swan and gab barone coming up to 30 degrees celsius. that so well above the average, it is always looking much wilma and quieter and cape town on thursday. the a sense of the going to walk down any street in sales to feel the presence of expend community every day heroes communicate together. hello guys, always a little guy, a da 0 visits. it's effective community in toronto, canada, where locals are fighting to maintain their identity in the face of sky rocketing rents. and justification. a sense of community on a jersey to the the, [000:00:00;00] the want to go to 0 mind over told stories. those are your secretary states has said a ceasefire and guys a needs to be agreed in the coming days. as we bring things, told reporters and cuts out, but the u. s. has always been opposed to the long term occupation of guns. a fight is israel is attacked. a busy market area in general, obama in central garza is named thomas jennings being killed. the number of debt is expected to wines. monica bomb is received, a s

because we much wyatt across much of china with west of the weather across the south. and we're also seeing some very heavy rain for the south of this across south east asia, from the storms are expected for thailand rushing out across the philippines. we have got some warnings of the flooding here. i'm not sure why us, indonesia, you can see some heavier rain for, for the west and east over the next few days. but the west has to all, the weather continues to plague, india, we read warnings, awful, so restaurant. and as we go into friday, we'll see the heaviest rain switch, the red warnings to the east of india. the latest news, as it breaks, access to products are very limited and they tell and the road networks are badly damaged with detailed coverage, with thousands of prisoners still being held by russia and ukraine. the release of a $116.00 prisoners each comes as a welcome to congestion from around the world. the reconstruction of that was could take several months. a government would have to decide whether to tip that if you just yeah for move the mouse way, the

because we much wyatt across much of china with west of the weather across the south. and we're also seeing some very heavy rain for the south of this across south east asia funded storms are expected for thailand rushing out across the philippines. we have got some warnings over the flooding here. it's much why us indonesia, you can see some heavy rain for, for the west, the out east of the next few days. but the west has all the weather continues to take india, we read warnings out for so restaurant. and as we go into friday, we'll see the heaviest rain switch, the red warnings to the east of india. a unique perspectives, fema arkansas, bushman is going to go into the dr. using kamala harris's identity of the black women on heard voices, people who are close, political affiliations, can get a way that can connect with our community and tap into conversations you find elsewhere. are we going to live in a world where it absolutely normal journalists are targeted and blamed for their own? little place on earth is changing the world order the stream on out to 0 as the th

wyatt over here and you know, generally the doors close and i right, right. every day i come in and i ride for 6 months, and then in the barn where the cow is used to be r r a is a theater, and a and a post facility. so that's where we added all the movies and the screen them. and we have previews there and you know, it's very much like i put, you know, like to think of myself as a craftsman. you know, like that. all mesh person, the crafts, the perfect chair, that's my goal. and we both do our work in a barn. in retrospect, i guess that was maniacally driven. as a kid, i don't remember a single reading moment where i was in trying to become the rule. this cube champion, or the ping pong champion, or the spelling, the champion, or the number one in the class, just to drive to that, or a tennis player. you know, when it's, i'm tournament or this, or that, you know, and i guess i, there was this weird kind of desire to be excellent at something. and what was really interesting was i was doing feel making on the sides because i loved it and didn't apply this kin

castillo needs to monitor a detailed explanation of the operation they were supposed to catch. guzman wyatt failed on a detailed explanation. and a list of the posts. now involved on the must off of how to press companies a defensively, very defensive 2nd level. we set up a citizen of catalonia, that deny suggestions that they colluded and allowing food them on to escape a site. in fact, that they were going to were arrested with the most opportune time, so it was not to generate public disorder. but the put them on took advantage of the number of people around him. unplug the scene in the vehicle of the most of the tried to stop, but failed. so he's back in belgium was able to gressick a dress, a crowd of supporters on the thursday morning without interruption. and that is why it seems of causes embarrassments at the national level, although no national, the national leadership of the governor has not yet commented on. donald trump says he's committed to 3 televised debates next month with his rivals to the us presidency during a news conference. the republican candidate blamed come to har

wyatt was fought, and what it means today so our visitors will bebe inspired to what they learned.he campus is set up according to that mission. so in this building talks about how the war came about it. we have a couple other pavilions that talk about how it was one our brand-new liberation pavilion talks about the wars in meeting and our world today. >> how many visitors will come here kuester quipped that she will probably have little more than 6000. stewart what would you like to see? >> i would like to see 330 million americans come to this museum. [laughter] >> how is it funded? >> we are a private 5o1c3 or not a private nonprofit. many people think when they see the national world war ii museum that we are funded by the government. that's not really the case. >> i've got to ask cortina how did you see them survive? >> it was tough. this building was the museum for. >> are very close too the river. >> we are very close to the river and the flooding, new orleans is shaped kind of likable. were you and i are standing is below sea level. the closer you get to the lake the drier

destroyed many businesses. walls was accused of dragging his heels to send in the national guard when wyatt broke out in the city. but the governor blamed the destruction on the lock of equity and inclusion and the u. s. society that does not. but equity and inclusion at the center of it is certainly going to uh, eventually come to the places where we're at. this is a moment of inflection. it's a moment of real change. it's a moment that those folks who are out there demanding this are, are not going to take a commission or a report. they're going to want fundamental change and, and that is what i think that's one of the exciting things. in the midst of all this, you can feel a sense of optimism coming back. another point republicans are using to print as the criticize their democratic rivals is a congressional reports say, nearly 100 illegal immigrants on the terror watchlist have been let into the united states under the biden harris administration. a quarter of those controversial migrants are granted and bonds adding to concerns overboard or policy. christopher hello, only from the amer

wyatt with little to meet want to spend his honeymoon with a bunch of students, don't know.care either. he ran china funded sabbaticals with giant groups of students for decades. who loves china that much? turns out ccp loves him right back. tai chi tim was paid $80 a month or 651 double the salary of any chinese teacher. whwhite was the great walls of china's worth so much question former american student who traveled with a tim to china and 95 talk to alpha news and said tim walz mount 2.0. he said some said daily revelation of how much he adores the communist regime. there was no doubt he was a true believer. i've been trying to tell people this for 30 years and nobody wanted to listen. when the chinese sun set tim would hit the town hunting for his favorite souvenir little red book. at night we would go out we would walk the street fairs we would be buying souvenirs tim was always buying the little red book he said he gave them his gifts i saw him by at least a dozen on the trip. it would be like in germany and buying copies. chad said walz brought the school of governan

i want to know about a company called wyatt platforms. lauren: crypto infrastructure, all down.cro strategy, 4%, following the price of bitcoin lower. it seemed as the market was stabilizing from the lows in august there was a correlation for stocks moving in the same direction. it is happening a little bit today. crypto was hit harder. stuart: him and her. lauren: telehealth company, they prescribe weight loss drugs. they are down after eli lilly is selling single-dose vials at a 50% discount. it starts at 400 for eli lilly, 200 of him and her but it is competition. that is why the stock is down. stuart: competition and weight loss drugs. i want to know about hershey's. lauren: city says sell the stock, down one. 2%, citing cocoa inflation and weakness, volume weakness. city says hershey's plans to increase prices again, prices keep going up and they say with another price increase that won't be enough to offset the impact, their price target 182, down 7%. stuart: 37 days and kamala harris has not had a formal interview or news conference. critics say her campaign and, - campai

wyatt, and the big question i have is was a thomas crooks a lone wolf?ing with somebody else? all of these things we need to know in this investigation. molly: at one of the think specifically about the numbers we are seeing the five individuals placed on leave, for from the pittsburgh field office apparently this seems very local. what about higher-ups? clearly the director had previously resigned. but there are so many other people that must've been from a higher point involved in the planning or part of the approval process for the planet and yet we see local pittsburgh field agents placed on leave. >> you know, i have a feeling of other heads are going to have to roll other than the former director and now you have an acting director. as you said the pittsburgh field office was responsible for this investigation. but they answer to higher-ups. and as of today we do not see any of the higher-ups being held responsible. i think you are going to find in the very near future of their heads are going to have to roll in regards to this investigation. molly

well, joining us now is our home and security editor, mark wyatt. discovery of the final body, the news that the families no doubt were dreading. and yet expecting. and now it seems to be moving on apace. manslaughter cases , even potential cases for cases, even potential cases for lawsuits. could the superyacht turn into a super sized lawsuit to try and find out exactly how and who this what was responsible? why this happened ? responsible? why this happened? >> well, certainly it has the potential to get pretty messy in terms of the legal ramifications of what might come next. but i think immediately, as far as the lynch family is concerned, there will be of course, enormous sadness and grief at the realisation that hannah lynch has now been recovered, that her body has been recovered. but i think some relief as well, because the very last thing they and in shock are devastated and in shock after their bodies were recovered following the sinking of a luxury yacht in sicily. that's according to a spokesperson. this comes as a manslaughter investiga

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and that is your top job is to protect your protect the end that might've been wyatt, but again, we willacts are, but i'm telling you that this is occurring because they demanded accountability. >> john: nicole parker for us with her take on this. nicole, thank you. we always appreciate hearing from you. >> my pleasure, thank you. it's been a presidential shake-up inspected just hours from now, rfk jr. exit from the race? how that could impact those tight swing state races. the liberal media fawning all over the dnc for vice president kamala harris' acceptance speech to her and michelle obama's outfits. is that really telling us what we need to know? joe concha has a few thoughts about that. he's in focus coming up next. why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i need it a little cool and i need it a lot of cool. we're both cool like that. sleep number does that. actively cools and warms on each side. during our biggest sale of the year, save 50% on the sleep number® limited edition smart bed and free delivery when you add any base. >> john: independent candidate robert f. kennedy

i mentioned it's gaining strength again because wyatt sitting over 84 degree water right now and that this to kind of get its act back together and then it will believe it or not go back over land. so now at 60 miles per hour and you can see it's about 65 55 miles southeast of charleston, south carolina. here's the path that it's set to go on when it goes back shore. i just can't believe this rate it to see it go back ashore again and cause more problems in some of the places that are already dealing with flooding. and then it goes all the way up the east coast, even to canada before it's all said and done so still quite a bit of rain to come from this. if you seen any of the video pictures from this is just been unbelievable flooding that they've been dealing with. so this is the expected rainfall. you can see again, another 3 to 5 inches even higher than that along the coastal areas for sure. now, i want to mention what's going on in the pacific because, you know, we have tropical storm debby, but we also have tropical storm fabio and tropical storm amelia. now, thankfully, these ar

but yeah, sad wyatt separated. john. good morning. yeah, inspiring sunrise smoking he had. this is kind of what we've got those inland east bay varias. >> look at that view of mount diablo right now, the smoke, any sort of particulate matter in the atmosphere results in a letter, a fraction of the light. so that's your eyes detect a whole lot of color during your sunrise and sunset time. that's exactly what we got this morning. makes for a beautiful view, of course. and that fog down below is a sign of some ocean cool there. that is actually spared some of our coastal areas in bay shore from the worst of the haze and smoke impact areas further inland, probably even been smelling some of that smoke. that's how much it's really started to settle in, especially to our inland valleys. that sea breeze is relaxing further as we work our way towards the latter half of the week down. so we're going to be still seeing a little bit of that coastal influence, but far less of it. and in fact, a southern flow is monsoonal moisture in the high pressure. ridge builds in. this is actually