>> michelle. >> michelle was no doubt about it dissatisfied. here she was young, successful, attractive and, yet, wasn't exactly boredom eating at michelle. she started a new career as a psychologist offering counseling new couples. >> she was relatively new with her life. i think that was her first real job. >> michelle would have laughed at the idea that pretty soon now evens would propel her to such notoriety that newspaper reporters like melissa stoddard diaz would be poking around in her past. >> michelle, from everyone i've spoken to, wanted to be somebody and really worked hard to get to we ultimately got her degree and became a professional. >> then michelle even at an early age always seemed confident about getting what she wanted. she was just 16 when she started dating marty. marty was a couple of years older, worldly, bright, friendly, had big plans. he wanted to be an astronaut. he went to the air force academy. ♪ she was 20 when she married him at the academy's famous chapel outside colorado springs. >> marty, you may kiss your

someone had michelle's phone; someone who was not michelle. the more that day, without [inaudible] sister, it felt like it was becoming-- sinister. having this person text back as michelle, it was just extremely, extremely terrifying. what does it feel like to go through that? it's hard to put into words. living nightmare, i think, is the closest thing. narrator: in a strange way, as chilling as these messages were, they gave michelle's friends and family some hope. to them, it seemed obvious they were communicating with someone who had abducted michelle, and so their mission was now clear. michelle didn't just need to be found; michelle needed to be rescued. it's a time critical situation. every second that you waste is a second that she's hurting. we had to find her. narrator: saturday afternoon, 18 hours after michelle vanished, michael and a group of michelle's friends met with inspector fraser ritchie at the hayward police department. we had about 10 or 15 family members and classmates and friends at the police department. they were all t

she said, michelle. michelle's -- michelle and cinnamon were stabbed and buried on the west mesa. >> did you know who cinnamon was? >> no. no. never heard of her before. >> did you ask her where she heard that? >> yeah. her aunt ran the streets, knew michelle, knew certain people, and they had heard it from her aunt. >> reporter: dan immediately called detective ida lopez with the tip. but she was unable to find the aunt or to pin down the source of the rumor. it was all just unverifiable street talk, the kind ida lopez had heard before. except for one tantalizing tidbit. cinnamon was a name on ida's list. cinnamon elks, missing since august of 2004. but even if those rumors were true and human remains were cooling in the desert night on albuquerque's west mesa, the detective knew, it would take a miracle to find them. was a serial killer stalking the women working the war zone? >> i just always felt that they were going to be together. >> in death as in life? >> if you find one, you're going to find the

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michelle price: i think it will be to guinea pigs. they will get a lot of attention because they cast their vote so early. a lot of other states, they may not be the early states with the prestige of being early caucus dates, they are shifting away from caucuses altogether. the closest see we have seen to this is that the republican party in utah and 2016 try to run an online caucus. they were plagued with technical troubles. people overwhelming the health line -- the helpline. people struggling to enter their pin. party officials and nevada say they are troubleshooting that on the front end this time. host: we would like to thank michelle price, a palooka reporter for the associated press, for being with us, that's a political reporter, for being with us and talking about iowa and vada lunching -- and nevada launching phone caucuses. announcer: coming up sunday, the daily beast local reporter and a wall street journal national reporter talk about campaign 2020. will the cato institute discuss the department of homeland security's exp

michelle started recording, and you can see the father christopher cooker calling 911 after michelle refused to prove he had a friend upstairs all while his son begged him to leave michelle alone. >> i agree with him, daddy. please stop! >> cooker ends the call with police when michelle's friend shows up outside, and this is what michelle had to say on cnn tonight. >> my responsibility is not to make everyone around me feel comfortable. it's very important that people understand that. i should be able to walk around freely and not feel i need to constantly prove i'm not a threat to the people around me. >> michelle posted the video to facebook and it's been viewed now more than a million times and generating a huge backlash. but tonight the father says the story doesn't tell the whole story. he apologized in a post writing unfortunately there's a terrible pattern of people calling the authorities for no other reason than their race. the last thing i ever intended was to echo that history and i'm sorry my actions called wesley to feel unfairly targeted due to his race. he says what le

kron 4 news, michelle. thank you from the night of the fire today, one of the trial you can catch up on. >>all of our go ship coverage at kron 4 dot com. the fine would both defendants said on the stand and watch the defense attorneys reactions to court developments plus here emotional reaction from the victims families. it's all at kron 4 dot com. >>another big story we're following a tourist who was run over by a car in san francisco remains hospitalized tonight with a life threatening injury say all began with a car burglary at the city's legion of honor in the west side of san francisco that's where kron four's dan kerman is standing by to explain than. >>well you can see the broken glass, this is from yesterday right behind me this glass is still here and from one. plus another a total of 2 cars were broken into for what happened is is one of those persons whose car it was came out try to take a picture of the suspects that's when they ran him over with their cars. wednesday afternoon san francisco's l

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm michelle kosinski. it is early and a long race, but we now have proof that one debate can make a difference. a new cnn poll showing initial voter reaction to the first democratic debate has big moves up and down. top tier there. now plainly clustered into four leaders, biden, harris, warren and sanders the numbers include a substantial drop for biden, though, and big gains for harris and warren over the last four months. one noteworthy result for biden though. despite coming under scrutiny on civil rights issues, support for the vice president is strong among black voters. >> reporter: michelle and dave, you saw the first debates, now we're seeing the first poll in the wake of those debates and it shows a dramatically tightening democratic race. joe biden long the front-runner has seen his lead dwindle now to five points losing 10 points from a cnn poll conducted in may. now just leading the field at 22%. two other democratic senators skyrocketing to some degree. kamala harris on the heels of that major

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michelle: another u.s. relationship that perhaps needs to be reevaluated is the one between the u.s. and turkey. because under president erdogan, that relationship has become strained. purchased a defense system from russia and because of that the delivery of the f-35 fighter jet from the u.s. has been suspended. turkey, of course, is a nato allies. but should it be? should that relationship be evaluated, should turkey still be a nato ally? >> we have a military base in turkey. they are a nato ally. the chairman and i met with the foreign minister of turkey and the ambassador and said, we let you into nato because of the soviet union threat to turkey. it makes no sense for you to purchase s-400, you know, capabilities from russia that actually are in direct contradiction to the f-35. so we passed a resolution in the house condemning turkey and of fering them the patriot missiles as opposed to thes-400 which is russian and we are holding up the f-35 sales until they change their behavior. they claim they hav

dave, michelle. >> thanks. breaking overnight, three people stabbed, 16 others trampled while trying to leave a fireworks show at navy pier in chicago. police believe someone yelled guns or shots fired which caused a stampede. panicked visitors surging towards harry carey's tavern. a man who they thought was shot suffered puncture wound from an over turned table. >>> on independence day, a rare unifying message from a deeply devise sieve president. >> in the joy of freedom we remember that all share a truly extraordinary inheritance. we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. >> it rained on and off but not enough to stop president trump from urging americans to come together. ahead of the president's salute to america, days of controversy over his unprecedented military extravaganza on the national mall. >> after a fly over by the plane designated air force one when the president is on board, he paid homage to america's history and spoke about recent advances in civil rights an

michelle: another u.s. relationship that perhaps needs to be real value weighted is the one between the u.s. and turkey -- reevaluated is the one between u.s. and turkey, because under president erdogan, that relationship has become increasingly strained. turkey purchased the defense system from russia, and because of that, the delivery of the f-35 fighter jet from the u.s. has been suspended. turkey, of course, is a nato ally. but should it still be? for that relationship be reevaluated? sure tricky the -- should turkey be a nato ally? rep. mccaul: we have a military base in turkey. they are a nato ally. the chairman engel and i met with the turkey foreign ambassador and we said that we let you into nato because of the soviet union threat to turkey. it makes no sense for you to purchase s-400 capabilities from russia that actually are in direct contradiction to the f-35. we passed a resolution in the house condemning turkey and offering them the patriot s-400,s to oppose the and we are holding up the f-35

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michelle: gracias por estar con nosotros. pamela: con golpes y patadas fueron atacados el encargado de un edificioy su padre en un evento familiar. como nos dice nayeli chÁvez, las autoridades estÁn tras la pista de los agresores. nayeli: la fosa con la que fue golpeado este hombre de 60 aÑos cinco jÓvenes de ocasionó un par de moretones y nueve puntos en la parte superior de su mejilla. >> cuando me dieron la primera vez me parÉ y le tira una de ellas, pero me caÍ. nayeli: contac el ataque ocurriÓ en horas de la madrugada cuando regresaba a su casa y vio que su hijo discutÍa con el grupo. agrega que su intento paterna se apoderÓ de Él y sin importarle las consecuencias, se metiÓ a defender a su hijo. >> ellos se estaban desafiando para que saliera, entonces ahÍ fue que me jalaron para afuera. nayeli: los hombres que aparecen en el vÍdeo no vive en el edificio, son problemÁticos y le dieron a guardarel asador. su jefe le pidiÓ que lo sacara por seguridad y fue allÍ que comenzÓ su problema con las sospechosos

kingston joins us live from outside the courthouse to explain michelle. >>back in forth today with prosecutors is trying to get a yes or no answer at of derek al-mandab but today he just circled around the questions. go ship warehouse pastor tenet derick almena and it's on the stand on wednesday to not getting the proper permits for the work he completed in the building the building where 36 people died back in 2016 after a fire broke out during an electronic music party, one of those 36 people was carol stoudt likes daughter nicole. >>he won't take a credibility

i am sorry that my actions caused wesly michel to fill unfairly targeted due to race. he said that what led to the moment with the murder of his father, peter in 2012 outside of his home and berkeley hills. a mentally ill man walked into his driveway, he says. christopher cukor said one police did not arrive in a timely matter his father confronted the man and was beaten to death with a flowerpot. was a michelle carter the statement saying past experiences should not affect how we the other simply stood responded to the trespassing call, but they determined no crime had been committed.>> watch out. move. >>> about double car crash in oakland. new video shows the moment after the vehicle slammed into a patrol car. police investigated other kid another car crash that happened minutes before. a car slammed into grace baptist church, just after 8, taking out a wall. still no word on what caused both drivers crash. the officer was taken to the hospital. >>> and san francisco the victim of a car break and his death the crooks from striking again one of getting over and we ar

michelle: yeah. that is a big concern because many start to change the mentality of how consumers are willing to spend, how businesses think they can price. you get into a disinflationary spiral, which risks falling into a deflationary spiral. i think that is a big part of what of -- eight big part of what is driving central banks to be easy right now. they hope that it can actually lead to higher inflation. you cut now, generate higher inflation, and later you can actually hike again later in the cycle. david: isn't there a real dilemma for the central banks to try to inflate expectations by cutting rates? typically you cut rates when you think what is coming down the pike is not that happy. maddi: i think there is a different volatility picture of inflation then we have a few years back. today's inflation is not yesterday's inflation. today's oil and energy market is not yesterday's. the volatility of inflation itself has come down. there's only so much we can expect in terms of inflation at this p

are not michelle cook or just continue to call 911 of michelle's friend eventually showed up and took her just continued to be on the full 911 saying the show was a trespasser police never responded to the scene but michelle we caught up with him in an interview and he explains his side and why certain recording this video of the situation. >>when he told me he was going to be used call the police the first time. i decided to put my phone and i realize that the situation. i was going to need to prove that whatever this guy tells the police i would have to prove my side and the only way i can do that is through taping so i had to protect myself. >>cooker release a statement posted on a web site called medium saying his own reaction was based on his past history as his father was killed when he confronted a trespasser outside his home. tucker said quote unfortunately there is a pattern of people calling authorities regarding people of color for no other reason than the race. the last thing i ever intended to do was echo that history and i'm sorry my actions cause wesley feel unfairly ta

kron four's michelle kingston has the story. >>sanctuary is coming to a rural part of san mateo county this land is fabulous the 261 acres will be fenced in and have small house like enclosures for animals who likely can't be adopted due to medical or beeavioral issues, i'm holding here a little tow ted white is the president of the peninsula humane society and spca he says they've been looking into building this sanctuary for 5 years and now it's becoming a reality we get more animals who come to us sick. >>or behave really messed up succumb to his healthy the sanctuary will be home to hundreds of dogs about a 1000 cats and farm animals too. we'll have the opportunity to live out their very best life talking about the dog who maybe has been diagnosed with a horrible cancer. >>maybe 3, 4, 5, 6, months to live maybe $2000 a month and medical care it will be another 12 to 18 months before the sanctuary opens up. >>right now they are designing the site and beginning construction. >>white says the sanctuary is fully funded by donati

marilyn watson is still with me, bob michele, george bory. boj not even a part of the conversation going into next week. should it be? marilyn: they have been on the sidelines. expectations were high, maybe a little bit too high in terms of what the ecb may do. the bank of japan still has this enormous problem. they could maybe change their forward guidance, could do more in terms of qe. i think it is very hard for them to do anything. perhaps hoping for more from the ecb, they didn't come through. the bank of japan has been easing, has been so loose for so long, it fades into the background because it is accepted. we expect not too much next week. certainly, at some stage, they will have to do more. jonathan: your thoughts going into next week, bob? bob: i think the fed will do 25 basis points. i do not think powell, williams, and clarida have the vote to do 50. i think they are uber dovish, that they send the message they are serious. jonathan: if it were up to those three, they would go 50? bob: absolutely. they are mostly market practitio

. >> michelle and her son luca were on a walk friday with their dog when their neighbor's dog attacked them. >> it's a 90 to 100 pound dog, and it's running straight at me, and i know it has a history of being aggressive. >> knowing that history, michelle had started recording on her phone when they first saw the dog. within seconds it was running towards them. and in this moment she dropped it. >> get that dog away from me! >> michelle says the dog bit her on the finger and scratched her right calf. >> in that moment i'm thinking it's my life or my dog's or my mom's. >> despite their cries for help, michelle and luca say their neighbor was laughing. eventually he grabbed his dog and pulled him away. >> no apology. >> no, nothing, said nothing to us. >> reporter: michelle is shaken up but not surprised. she said for years this neighbor and his dog have terrorized the community. she says her family is one of six to have a restraining order against him. mike ellafano is another for these reasons. >> there are threats, the altercations, the continued harassment. >> neighbors told me they

about this in pescado italy via skype we have italian journalist stephano veggie in lisbon we have michelle believe it is the chair at the center for research on prejudice at the university of warsaw and in new york also via skype we have. did george she she is the manager of the far right program at the social enterprise group moonshot countering violent extremism good to have you all with us so far let me start with you how significant is this development do you think the seizure. of these missiles that appear to be. pretty have been acquired by this neo nazi group in italy. well according to to the telly and police the anti-terrorism police is one of the most significant seizure and the story of italy. is significant as in both near now the neo-fascist groups and one of the 3 people arrested. used to be in the can you gauge for a political party into the neo fascist political party called for time although. i have to say for some while there remains the statement right after the arrests since tensing itself from from this guy who's name is better. how how significant is it then in in ter

dave, michelle? >> okay. thanks. >>> florida congresswoman frederica wilson claims when democrats toured a migrant detention center in south florida tuesday they were only permitted to see a single classroom, an empty dorm, along with supplies like soap and toothpaste. that's where the access ended. >> i asked to see the girls. there are 700 girls in this facility. i saw 30. when i tried to go into the dormitory that houses the girls, they said to me they were in intake, and it might be dangerous or contagious. >> there's also new fallout from that facebook group of current and former customs and border patrol agents who joked about the plight of migrants. in an exclusive interview, an agent claimed he heard a supervisor making fun of dead immigrants. >> he was making fun of them. >> reporter: saying what? >> that it's just another life. he made a comment also regarding running over illegals. i'm like, you cannot run over people. >> the u.s. border patrol chief says the words of those few individuals

and when michelle refused to answer that question. well, he called the police. >>yeahethere's a trespasser. listen to your side. >>well that man was later identified as you tube employee christopher coke or that the video shows could corps young son at the bottom of the screen is tugging on him he's pleading with him not to call police michelle's friends eventually shows up and could course seen on camera still on the phone with 911 reporting the shell as a trespasser so michelle appeared on cnn last night to explain his side. >>when he told me he was going to be used call the police the first time. i decided to put my phone and i realize that the situation. i was going to need to prove that whatever this guy tells the police i would have to prove my side and the only way i can do that is through taping so i had to protect myself. >>well, christopher cou courts claimed his side on a web site called the medium he says that his father was murdered outside of his home by a trespasser that he confronted a lone he also says that there have been trespassers in that bu

marilyn watson is still with me, bob michele, and george bory. the boj not even a part of the conversation going into next week. marilyn should it be? ,marilyn: it has been on the sidelines for quite some time. expectations were high, maybe a little bit too high in terms of what the ecb may do. a complete change we will see from the fed when they do cut rates. the bank of japan still has this enormous problem. change theirybe forward guidance. they could do more in terms of qe or something. i think it is very hard for them to do anything. we are perhaps hoping for more from the ecb, they didn't come through. so i think the bank of japan has been soing and has loose for so long, it fades into the background because it is accepted. we expect not too much next week. certainly, at some stage, they probably will have to do more. jonathan: your thoughts going into next week, bob? bob: i think the fed will do 25 basis points. i don't think that powell, clara do and williams -- richard clarida and williams have the vote to do 50. i think they are uber do

and that does not benefit donald trump. >> let me go to michelle. your thoughts, michelle. voters are negative in many ways. they'll get out of the street and go vote on a rainy day or snowy day because they don't like somebody. >> well, that's true. i think there is no question in my mind that donald trump is going to lose the popular vote in 2020. i think the only question is -- >> what about the states that shermichael mentioned, though? they're the critical states? >> right. i very much hope he is right. i think he is probably right, but i don't think anybody should be complacent about donald trump's inevitable loss because i think that one thing we're learning is that there is a fair amount of white people who won't admit to liking what donald trump is selling, but in the privacy of the voting booths, that's where they cast their lot. >> i think that's true. i also think there have r some people who don't like thinking they're racist too. >> but tom bradley effect, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, i'm down with a, that i'm down with that. you go in the voting booth -- >> explain

of office michel a good day to you how well known as she's known approach her new role and how will she differ importantly from her predecessor ursula on the line. well i think the key point is that i come as leader of the conservative c.d.u. party and i'm going to michael's successor in that role will now add a lot more political weight to the defense ministry here and that's why everybody will be listening very closely particularly what she has to say on funding how much closer. we'll get to that 2 percent goal that nato goal of g.d.p. of actually financing and beefing up germany's military capabilities is quite a bit of political irony in the fact that those are funded lion whose star was sinking here in germany who once was seen as a potential successor to machall is now just become europe's most powerful woman arguably as you commission chief ok ours widely seen as you mentioned is the woman chosen by all americans to succeed her as german chancellor how does the step to the defense ministry fit in all the political life well it clearly demonstrates that she still has that aim

to vote for the lead and this is why the me was able to get 30 kircher cent of the votes all right michel if we if we could go beyond italy for a moment and look at look at europe more broadly in the rise of these these groups stefana brings up a number of issues there that are driving this like immigration globalization and so on to what extent do you see do you see this driving the rise of foreign movements elsewhere in europe. you know of course i mean the movements put on the agenda the problem so if you me gratian they are usually very const closely very much expressing homophobia and negative attitudes towards people and equality rights for gay and straight people in a society so there are some things that are very much common for them one thing that i think should we be mentioned is the connection with russia and of course when you think about these weapons found in italy i mean they are of no use probably in the current politico activity of movements and parties like forts and was going to home countries but they might be useful for their so-called international missions and unfor

michelle? >> stunning to hear talk of a deal like that after two years of the goal of complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. thanks, paula. >>> all right. a temporary truce in the u. u.s./china trade war. they agreed to table new tariffs and continue negotiations. the president is optimistic about a new deal with china. >> you just recently, hours ago, met with the chinese president xi jinping. >> i did. >> are you closer, do you think, after that meeting to a trade deal? >> i think so. we had a good meeting. probably the largest deal ever made of any kind, not only trade. we got along very well. we understand each other. >> white house chief economic advisor larry kudlow said there's no guarantee that a deal will happen. >> as the president said, continuing the talks which had been interrupted for a while is a very big deal. no promises. no deal made. there's no timetable. i want to emphasize that. >> investors do like the news of a temporary truce. wall street futures are positi

laura: michelle fleury, thank you. for more on today's decision, i spoke with a former governor of the federal reserve board who joined us from new york. the u.s. economy on thace seems to be doing well. was this a defensive rate cut? >> yes, it was in fact a defensive or preventative rate cut. that was really its rationale, ich is something unusual this is not the normal way monetary policy gets conducted. it usually is the case that the fomc will wait to see some real derioration. but here the fomc did not want to wait. the fomc wanted to highlight in particular three weaknesses. one weakness having to do with a second weakness having to do with trade tensions. the third weakness, which got probably not as much play at a press conference as it migve ut was still mentioned, persistently low inflation. those were the factors that justified the rate cut and that you heard about in the fomc statement as well as in chairman powell's press conference.re laura: thedent is none too pleased. he has tweeted "powell let us down

michelle? >> honestly, i feel like this country is in a state of emergency and we have a president who is compromised in many different ways and lied to the country about his finances. so almost any legal means to get those tax returns, which he's been resisting at every turn, whether be it through the ways and means committee, through new york state passing a law to release his taxes, i think all of that is good and in order. this it seems like a dangerous precedent, a legal leap, and i'm not sure how much it even ends up accomplishing because he's not competitive in california anyway. >> noah, yes or no, president trump's taxes will be turned over because of this law? >> yeah, no. legislators can pass unconstitutional laws if they want. it makes the judiciary's job a little more difficult, but everybody in this audience should think about what would happen if texas decided to pass a law saying you can't get on our ballot without releasing your long-term birth certificate. who are you talking

stark warning about the impact to the uk of a no—deal brexit from the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier. this document is the only way to leave the eu in an orderly manner. and if we just left, if we just tore up the membership card? the uk would have to face the consequences. at least 20 people are reported to have died in a fire arson is suspected. at an animation studio in the japanese city of kyoto. arson is suspected. the brother of the manchester arena bomber will appear in court later for the first time since being flown to the uk from libya. labour sacks baroness hayter as shadow brexit minister for comparing jeremy corbyn‘s leadership to the last to the last days of hitler. primary school children are being refused support for mental health issues despite a growing need for help. and coming up in sport — the open is under way in county antrim with one of the home favourites, darren clarke, holding an early lead. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. the official who led the eu's brexit negotiations, michel barnier, has issued a stark warning that the uk

dave, michelle? >> thanks. >>> florida congressman frederica wilson claims when democrats toured a migrant detention center in south florida tuesday they were only permitted to see a single classroom and an empty dorm along with supplies like soap and toothpaste. that's where the access ended. >> i asked to see the girls. there are 700 girls in this facility. i saw 30. when i tried to go into the dormitory that houses the girls, they said to me they were anyone take -- they were in intake and it might be dangerous. >> madeleine dean of pennsylvania became emotional when describing a meeting with detained migrant children. she said members of the group shout that they were members of congress who were there to help. >> you know what they did? they passed a note under the floor -- under the door. and we got in trouble. the guard worried we were sending something. the children sent us a note out. and the note said, how can we help you? the children wanted to help us. that's inhumanity. >> new fallout fr

there are, for example, michelle weapons depots nearbies. what is clear, there are 40 people and the death toll is rising. who are the migrants? why are they there? they're subsaharan africans who have left their homes to seek out a better life across the med in europe. libya is a transit point, of course. italy is the -- in the past the destination of choice. under hard lined migrant policy italy is refusing to accept these vessels and is sending them back. so these migrants are ending up in these squalored centers run by the libyan government. viewers said they should be shut down. human rights staff have documented severe over crowding, torture, ill treatment, forced labor, rape and acute malnutrition amongst other human rights violations. this is, michelle, the second time this center has been hit. the u.n. calling for a full independent investigation as to why this happened. as you rightly point out, no claim of responsibility as of yet. u.n. backed government blames the renegade general. he is saying his forces are being blamed to basi

michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. is just about 4:30. bring on the weekend and the sunny forecast. >>> the sunshine is coming as we are looking out the clearing, heading to the day but otherwise, we are starting off with the clouds and areas of fog because of the onshore flow. here's a live look with the treasure island camera and temperatures running in the mid to upper 60 at this hour. welcome to friday. temperatures will be seasonable this time of year. heading to the afternoon, the mid-sixties in san francisco. the low 70s. and for san jose low 80s and concord. in many locations we are talking temperatures around where they should be this time of year. we will talk about the weekends, coming up. >>> we are tracking a some trouble spots. it is early enough that they're not causing delays looking at main travel times we are all in degree no matter where you are, including the altamont pass. it is only a 25 minute ride out of the tracy try go to the dublin interchange. quarter of an already eastshore freeway, half an hour on how before

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levin oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>thank you michelle also happening now a fare hike is now in effect at the golden gate bridge. it will now cost you $8.35 to cross the bridge that's up from $8. and if you use the pay as you go method it will cost $8.20 per trip also up from 8 bucks the increase is part of a 5 year plan by 2023 that whole be as high as $9 and $0.75. also it's going to cost you more to get across the bay if you do so in a ferry. yeah, the ferry fare is now 13 bucks from sausalito and timber on to the city, it's 1250. if you leave from larkspur defuse a clipper card that ferry significantly less $8 or 7 if you're traveling from larkspur uni fares in san francisco are also up today a single right fair will now cost you $3 if you pay cash or by a limited use ticket. but if use that clipper card again you'll save money. the muni mobile app is also a way to save money both of those fares will stay up to 50. officials say the fare increase will allow me to keep pace with labor and other rising costs and gas

so unsurprising michelle obama will stay above the frey right now, as is her style anyway. >> wes lowry, in d.c., stay dry, my friend. thank you very much. >> i'm going to do what i can. thank you. >>> just a quick note to all of you about the next democratic debate. we are so excited. we are hosting it here at cnn. the network will do a live draw to determine who faces off each night. so don't miss that. that is thursday, july 18th, the live draw at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up in the next hour of the u.s. women's soccer team is expected to arrive back on american soil after their massive victory in the world cup. but they still have a court battle looming over equal pay. >> equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! >> i think everyone is ready for this conversation to move to the next step. i think we're done with are we worth it, should we have equal pay. i mean, we put on -- as all players, i'm saying -- every player at this world cup, put on the most incredible show that you could ever ask for. we can't do anything more. fact is, every insurance company hopes you d

>> reporter: kukor was not to say anything because of michel race. i live in a building with a security call box and residence in the building count on that security measure. i notice wesley michel caught the door and entered the building without using the call box. i did what came naturally and asked where he was going. i want to be clear on this point. this is something i do regularly regardless of who the other person is. >> dad, let's go. >> listen to your son, walk away. i will stop this. >> i will stop the recording. >> i agree. let's go. daddy. in his post, kukor explains his action writing i offered to hold the door while he used the phone to contact his friend. as i learned later, wesley was a friend of the guest of the residence. the encounter turned confrontational, i could not resolve it myself, i called the police. michel's friend does arrive to the relief of the boy. >> i told you,addy, let's go. >> my friend is handicap. give me one second. remember i am ble[ bleep ] recording you. >> i video tape this incident to protect myself and su

now, earlier, i spoke to michelle acres who's been there, done that. she's the golden boot winner who starred in the historic 1991 and 1999 women's world cup victories by the u.s. here's our conversation. michelle, what's going through your mind today? what does today's win mean to you? >> incredibly emotional. it's my -- it's my team out there, you know? i feel like i'm running every run with every single one. blocking every ball. and it's been a long haul. this team is fighting for more than just winning a world cup. they're trying to push boundaries and change the world, essentially. so it means a lot on many different levels. so i'm just really proud of this team. i know, i'm -- i could cry. i'm so happy for them and we got burgers going, margaritas going, so i'm celebrating. >> well, cheers. cheers to you. michelle, you know, the u.s. hasn't been known as a soccer-centric nation. i wonder if that changes today. what has this world cup victory accomplished, do you think, for women's soccer in this country? >> well, the usa, it's the usa mentality.

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michelle is very wicked smart. they also realize he's not up to it. they want to end. i think they feel that joe is going to self implode at some point. >> laura: jill biden spoke out tonight and if they were clearly stoned and ill-prepared for this attack. let's watch. >> big a surprise for you so far? >> the biggest surprise, i think, was the debates. i think probably kamala was a little bit of a surprise. i think that is a big surprise of five. >> laura: again. how are you not prepared for that? that is disqualifying in and of itself. >> of course it is. if you are not prepared for kamala, are you prepared for -- are you prepared for kim jong un and putin and people in china? [laughs] >> laura: no, they make too much money in china. >> honestly, joe is not prepared. that is a sad truth about him. >> laura: rudy, we got of a lot of other topics we want to get to. we destroy that topic. >> [laughs] >> laura: i want to get to what attorney general barr said about mueller's upcoming testimony next week. watch. >> i was disappointed to see him subpoenaed because i don't

i am michelle growing ao. we join u you with a lock at weather and traffic and seems like everybody is off. >> right. >> but they are taking off on vacation. >> we are here for you. >> yeah. >> you are going to be be by yourself tomorrow and the rest of the week. i am. >>> to glacier national park. >> we will miss you. you will have so much fun. but the weather is looking pretty good. >>> just spectacular. and a beautiful start to the day. check out this sunrise. isn't that just gorgeous. the sunrising over mount diablo. looking east of the bay bridge with clear skies. temperatures are at 60 for you in concord in the mid-50s oakland, livermore, san francisco as well as for san jose. and the upper 40s dropped another degree in santa rosa. as we head through the afternoon seasonal daytime highs with the sunshine. enjoy it. 82 for high in concord. 78 san jose. and 70 in oakland. 72 redwood city. 67 in san jose. cool and breezy along the coast in the mid-60s. we will talk about the rest of the week with the warmup