who matt is. before we take a moment to swear matt in. i want an opportunity for the people who know him best, the people who he worked for and members of the community to tell you a little bit about their experiences of who matt dorsey is, what he will represent for the district, and how he will be responsive to the needs of what is now the new district 6 of the city and county of san francisco. starting with our city attorney, dennis herrera. (applause). >> the man was city attorney forever. david chew is the new city attorney we know. dennis is the former city attorney. i keep forgetting. he is now director of the public utilities commission for san francisco. dennis herrera. [applause] >> general manager. now don't get mad at me, i am not coming back. madam mayor, you could not have made a better selection than matt dorsey for district 6 supervisor. unfortunately, it is true. i was around for 20 years, a long time. let me tell you, matt dorsey stood by my side for 14 of those years as spokespe

matt: this is after a 2% drop yesterday. we already had -- markets were anticipating that and i do not believe that the selloff yesterday was off of christine lagarde and the ecb in the united states of america, they were watching this report. lisa: let me parse through the data -- tom: let me parse through the data, please stay with bloomberg on radio and television. the yield curve screams further fed action. the two year yield is up 11 basis points, .11% and the 30 year bond yield is down four basis points. that is 16 basis points swing between the two year and the 30 year of this historic report. the nation considers 8.6% inflation. the president will speak at 1:45. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> markets plunging after a surprisingly hot inflation read. from our new york viewers i am lisa abramowicz, the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading, this is bloomberg "the open" with jonathan ferro. lisa: we begin with the big issue, more fuel for the

matt miller has lived in europe. explain to me the difference between 6% inflation and 6% inflation in america. matt: clearly, in germany, they had already high gas prices. here, that is a new thing for us to deal with. we have inventory issues here piling up as cathie wood told ed ludlow the other day. we could see goods prices here come down where they are not going to see that. tom: on a good -- goods dynamics, and that key core level many are talking about. i want to do a data check to get us started. the nasdaq with a little bit left. i don't want to put much to it because miller is with us and we have to bitcoin. 29,000 on bitcoin under the 30,000 level. oil does not give it up. i think that is an important statistic this morning. dollar with some legitimate dollar strength or is it. euro weakness moments ago. we can report this. 1.5 096 and i really want to point out with a note yesterday looking for a while. for a while this morning, lisa abramowicz. lisa: interesting to see even after i somewhat hawkish stat

so tonight here, our matt gutman takes us inside a gun show in texas. and what he heard from the organizer to a mother shopping with her own sons. raising the age on ar-15-style rifles. >>> the other news this tuesday night, the economy and gas prices. at least 13 states now paying at least $5 per gallon. the questions, where is this headed? and for how long? >>> we're also tracking severe storms as we come on the air tonight across several states. damaging winds, hail, possible tornadoes. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. the new images coming in. intense fighting in eastern ukraine. russia tonight claiming it is gaining ground. what president zelenskyy is now insisting tonight. >>> back here at home, in new york city, the scare on the subway. a woman thrown onto the tracks. >>> and tonight here, remembering the artist, part of a popular duo, part of the soundtrack of the '70s. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the very personal and emotional pleas today. actor matthew mcconaughey, who

let's talk about matt fitzpatrick. he has - about matt fitzpatrick. he has tasted victory before, nine years ago at the amateur event. he does believe this could give him an edge. he is a great story for a number of different reasons. he used to be one of the shorter hitters in the game, in the last year he has put on a lot of power, so he is hitting as far as the likes of dustinjohnson. four weeks ago, he was in the final pair on the final day of the pga championship, his game is getting better and better. nine years ago, one, he won the us open as an 18—year—old, the biggest amateur eventin 18—year—old, the biggest amateur event in the us. back with the same host family again this week. he knows the course, he feels this is his time. he will have the bit between his teeth. you need to tough it out, so who knows? big between his teeth. you need to tough it out, so who knows?— it out, so who knows? big names cominu it out, so who knows? big names coming up _ it out, so who knows? big names coming up behind, _ it out, so who knows? big names

but either way it never happened, matt. never happened >> matt: that landed. >> greg: isn't it interesting now they financed this out? like you would pick up a newspaper and they would insult you every time. the editorials at usa today, you just want to like, who is this person? >> matt: the gannett company has bought the paper in almost every midwestern town. they dominate the political conversation in all these places and i think what's interesting about the left you see the story about george soros has bought every hispanic neighborhood stations including the anti communist ones around miami. so what the left has have understoods if you have one or two outlets go buy it but when you buy it and push your socialist crap you might want to cam flash because people don't like it. and that's what's happening. >> greg: it took a long time. jim you are a media may venn do you miss the ads back in the village voice. >> jim: i made a lot of great friends there >> greg: don't you think there's a place for a good local newspaper? be

his name was matt walters. him and cindy had met before she married richie in 2013. >> we would hang out on slow nights, two shots together. there was one night when we had a good, in-depth conversation. ever since then, she felt this connection. that is how she referred to it, this connection. >> the chief trust you? >> she seemed like it. >> they lost track of one another, after cindy married richie and had a little girl. >> but after the murder, cindy found matt on facebook. >> she said something like, i suppose you heard. i said, heard what? she linked an article to richie being arrested. >> did you feel a bit sorry for? >> yeah, i felt really bad for. >> matt and some friends took sydney out for a drink at, where else, and talked about, you guessed it, richie's arrest. >> did she have any comment about his guilt or innocence? >> she insisted that he was home alone with her the all night and never left. i think that the only thing i ever said to her was, if that is not true, and you testified to that in cou

so tonight here, our matt gutman takes us inside a gun show in texas. and what he heard from the organizer to a mother shopping with her own sons. the rare moment of agreement on raising the age on ar-15-style rifles. tprsdicesueay. ws thi at least 13 states now pt tginay a per gallon. >> wre also tckge me onto ac st ear in ukrnetogh iges. ern ukraine. russia tonight claiming they are gaining ground. >>> back here at home, in new york city, the scare on the subway. a woman thrown onto the tracks. >>> and tonight here, remembering the artist part of a popular duo, part of a sodtckra oe f th >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the very personal and emotional pleas today. actor matthew mcconaughey, who was born in uvalde, texas, this is personl for him. the very rare moment today when he came out to the white house podium. and our abc news is exclusive tonight, amy robach with the teacher who survived in his uvalde classroom. he was shot. every one of his school children shot, too. and what

matt miller in for jon ferro. right now, we digress. we go to the port of los angeles , that barely describes this morning our more than ancient president as he will stand on the uss iowa and tried to bring a summit of america's to a better place. ed ludlow joins us. i think it is remarkable to see the public service in the atlantic and pacific of the uss iowa of decades and decades ago, and no, forget about it, it is a new america and a new pacific. what does the president want out of the summit of america is to show across the pacific? ed: his focus has been on western leadership. you look at the commentary he made in his remarks about the west, potentially could be a leader in all things freedom, all things capitalism, all things progress. the western world is not pulling its weight, you talk about the iowa, what we expect from biden at the port of los angeles is hiding talks, specifically dialed into inflation. he has been talking all week long about how ways we can tackle inflation, solve logjams in the past 18 months or so. for hi

cindy chavez and matt mahan. as you mentioned. the energy as scindy chavez entered the room, palpable. she had jumped out ahead, and when she finally took to the stage, she said that showed is a city with enormous potential, enormous promise but one that she believes has somehow gone astray. let's liston what she had to say. >> we are going in a wrong direction, but wian our community have the power to go in the right direction. >> yeah, so what's likely to be the matchup in the general election, cindy chavez versus matt mahan is going to really be a study in contrast. you have the most seasoned veteran politician in this race and someone on the other hand in matt mahan is a relative newcomer to politics. he's only been in office for about 18 months before deciding to run for mayor. but he is very optimistic about his chances as well. let's hear what he had to say. >> we're going to biwin in november. and we're going to win, because we have better ideas for where to take our city. we have a better team, better dedicated grass roor

shake-up. >> well, my question to matt, you know -- matt and i are old friends. my question to matt was what -- how would -- how could he personally fix inflation? he can't, right? so i think being honest about that is not a bad thing. we want our presidents to be honest and firing ron klain i promise you is not going to fix the inflation problem. firing ron klain is not going to get ten republican votes in the senate for gun legislation. you know, the president is not all powerful. he doesn't have the votes for a lot of his agenda in congress and on the big issue that americans care about inflation matt is right. the arp, most economists will say, contributed to inflation. we probably would have had serious inflation anyway but arp does seem like it increased inflation. at this point though he doesn't have any control over that issue, especially in the months before the mid terms. the best things that presidents can do if they want to get a lot of stuff done is make sure they have 60 votes in the senate and a majority in the house. >> 15 seconds, matt, because w

we'll leave the last word with matt. _ strikes. we'll leave the last word with matt. the — strikes. we'll leave the last word with matt, the cartoonist. - strikes. we'll leave the last word with matt, the cartoonist. givenl strikes. we'll leave the last word i with matt, the cartoonist. given the embarrassment that the government and others have been causing labour over its attitude to the strike. it has a quiet carriage, saying it reserved to labour mps who don�*t want to discuss rail strikes. 0ld old age pension. it�*s a nice contrast. those train britain is the photograph. it looks like cat no mac clapping —— clapping junction. basically saying the rail workers are out trying to get a pay rise, pensioners will get the triple lot restored. it doesn�*t seem much of a lock if the government can�*t do it when it is most expensive. taste government can't do it when it is most expensive.— government can't do it when it is most expensive. we obviously had a bi row most expensive. we obviously had a big row last — most expensive. we obviously had a big row last year _ mos

thomas, thanks for joining matt and i. getting an suv, what are you expecting, what should we be expecting, what is it going to look like. >> for what it looks like, you can have a look because we let a picture go. people were curious and it's out there, it's an aerodynamic looking suv, it's an entry into the premium suv market for us and of course we are very excited about it. we very strongly believe it will be a benchmark in the field. and you see here we have the clip from what was the concept car and now the flip to our three which we will show in october. matt: we are looking at it and more than i think any other brand, you have positioned yourself as an anti-tesla. am i wrong about that or are you doing that on purpose and is that part of the strategy. thomas: the truth is we are the one ev global brand delivering globally, producing in the united states and europe and china and i think that is certainly strong parallel between tesla and us and of course launching the competitor to the model three, all that brought

i matt and how much further can he go in your opinion?— in your opinion? i think this one is massive. in your opinion? i think this one is massive- as _ in your opinion? i think this one is massive. as you _ in your opinion? i think this one is massive. as you say, _ in your opinion? i think this one is massive. as you say, getting - in your opinion? i think this one is massive. as you say, getting the l massive. as you say, getting the first 1, massive. as you say, getting the first1, if massive. as you say, getting the first 1, if he spent a few more years coming close and then got this one in a few years time then maybe it's a little bit tougher but i do think with this one he's got a great chance to get a few more. definitely. what does it do for someone like yourself knowing a journey which started here, and destination is a major title? i think you can take a lot more from having seen him grow up from being young and practising and playing here all the time as opposed to just someone you see on the tv on you like him to see what you did and how he's

my name is matt and i'm an addict and alcoholic. [cheers and applause] it was the convergence of a public health crisis in accidental drug overdose deaths in the last couple of years. in my own personal journey in drug addiction that moved me to ask mayor breed to consider this vacancy. it was the collective toll of being on a monthly call with the office of the chief examiner and the officials of the department of public health. and it was the heroic championship of mayor london breed in the tender loin initiative and the hard fight that was and if there was a moment that moved me to say to think in my heart. i want to be an ally on this. i believe in the promise of recovery. and i believe that the city has an essential role to fulfill that promise. and i am inspired by the stories of my brothers and sisters in recovery. i'm inspired by the people, i go to meetings. as part of this journey, i was prepared to talk about how i was going to tell my personal story publicly. but it was interesting when i was sworn in and announced, i ha

what about you matt? what do you think? this is something new an area that we supported in the past or planned parenthood through fake sales within the bay area and just something that affects our entire team and we want to show support it affects women bodily autonomy freedom of choice privacy laws. it's such a real ruling that can have such devastating devastating wide reaching effects on women's health immediately that it was important for us to act and act quickly. there's going to be plenty of other opportunities for organizing voting and but it felt like we need to do something right away. matt actually is shave kay fico considering another fundraiser or another effort. we're certainly going to be evaluating that for us. it was just what can we do right now, but we will be working with our team to see what we can do on going got it and is the se sales also ongoing emily it is it's open for another 13 days before that closes and and they run the whole print at one time. so i would love to to blow that goal out of the w

that is in part due to matt's efforts. i have had the privilege of knowing matt personally for well over 25 years. i, too, grew up listening to matt on local television at first. i can tell you his wisdom, his counsel, his encouragement he has to offer to friends, family, colleagues it is something that he is known for. i never met anyone quite so positive as matt when it comes to life. in addition to his time at grand valley and his time on television, he also has served the state in lots of various ways on committees and commissions. one very notable one was the public service commission. as he was there. serving and trying to help lead the direction of the state through multiple administrations and various governors. i will tell you this, the thing that matt is especially known for is his michigan political trivia. i can tell you if you had been wondering who the lieutenant governor was in 1923, all you had to do was ask matt. and he would be able to tell you. and is probably telling and saying the name right now as he

a global problem might not be fixable in the next 151 days or whatever matt said. >> matt, when you combine how inflation is weighing on joe biden, and how the hearings are bad news for biden, bad news for trump, does this end up, in some perverse way, being an open lane for mitch mcconnell to get what he wants to hurt biden. >> mitch mcconnell's problem is, he has not done anything to put guardrails on his own party. so, what he's done is -- if it was only donald trump out there saying crazy stuff and doing crazy things and allowing the majority of the country to dislike him, that's one thing. the problem is, he now has candidate after candidate after candidate that says more bizarre and worse things than donald trump that are running for the united states senate or running for congress or running for governor running for secretary of state. that's the problem the republicans have in this -- so, when voters look at the choice between, okay, i don't agree with democrats on all these issues, but over there, there are a bunch of nutcases over there. they are a bunch of people that want to dis

and my colleague matt. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: so 35 minutes to go until the end of trading in europe. it is turning out to be a fairly interesting day. now i think there is a number of factors coming together to produce some real interest. stoxx 600 coming down. we are up by 4 -- 5.4 percent. while off the highs. euro-dollar, lagarde was dovish. that seems to be the market take. brent crude, catching a bid. we are up 1.4%. we are going to bring it all together in the next hour. the head of strategy at merrill lynch will be joining us. we will get his take on where we are as we head into summer. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill, over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. wow. i can do better. yes, you can. i can do bette

matt, how do you see this fund evolving? matt: it's going to be a big deal. five years or 10 years out, a lot of people feel confident that our immersion in the digital world is going to increase. it should grow, become, name, and we should get more assets in the fun. we are early in this opportunity. five years from now this will be a much larger asset class, these assets will be more familiar, and investors have the opportunity to access them today. they are able to get in early, megatrend. emily: i would love to get your thoughts on the crypto winter that seems to be ongoing. bitcoin can't seem to break out of it. where is the spelling? -- where is this going? matt: we are seeing a macro induced crypto winter. if you look under the hood, the fundamentals continue to be strong. developer activity is strong. new product launches are strong. coinbase is doing interesting things. all of this great activity is going on. we need macro markets to normalize and you will see the impact. i suspect we have a few months ago before the macro markets normalize, and once

chavez is a seasoned poll significance and councilmember matt mahan a relatively newcomer in politics, he's only been in office 18 months before deciding to run for mayor but he's still optimistic about his chances. >> we're going to win in november and we're going to win because we have better ideas for where to take our city. we have a better team. we have more dedicated, grassroots volunteers, and people know that it is time for change and for accountability. >> chavez and mahan are basically neck and neck. the expectation is the gap will narrow. the people who voted for other candidates who did not make it to the general election now have to decide who they will support come november. >> whoever wins in november could potentially serve ten years. because measure b appears to be moving, move the race to match the presidential cycle meaning the winner of this race could run in the following two. now let's take a look at the battle over law and order in three bay area counties. >> we've got one big surprise this morning, that's in the alameda county sheriff's race, challenger yesenia

>> all right, matt gutman leading us off here tonight, matt, thank you. and of course, tomorrow morning on "good morning america," much more from that teacher, anulfo reyes. his message to the police officers outside that classroom door and to the parents of his students. amy's full interview on "gma," it's part of our reporting all day long tomorrow across all of our broadcasts and platforms. a closer look at "guns in america." and tomorrow night here, our report on "world news tonight" on ar-15-style weapons and how many states can you get them at just the age of 18, as authorities say that texas shooter did, the day after he turned 18, buying his weapon. and the debate, of course, why not raise the age from 18 to 21? >>> this weekend, by the way, was the deadliest weekend in the u.s. from shootings this year alone. more than a dozen mass shootings this weekend in which four or more people were shot. at least 17 people were killed, 69 wounded this weekend alone. a suspect in custody tonight after a mass shooting in philadelphia. three people dead, nearl

guys >> that's the very latest from matt bradley in germany for us matt, thank you. >>> celebrations and protests took place across the country in the last weekend of pride month. new york city's annual pride parade rang throughout the streets with planned parenthood kickstarting the march following the supreme court's overturning of roe v. wade attendees pushed for abortion and lgbtq plus rights after justice thomas's opinion that the court should also reconsider the 2015 ruling that legalized same-sex marriage. san francisco's pride parade returned with thousands of attendees including house speaker nancy pelosi >>> and in st. louis pride fest was in full swing to support the lgbtq plus community for the first time in person since the start of the pandemic. >>> let's turn now to the weather and a bit of a cooldown along with a few storms to keep an eye on. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is here for us. good monday morning, michelle. >> good morning. and yeah, we're watchinga cold front that's going to bring some showers and storms, some wet weather early on this monday morning

i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >> thanks. going to stock up. >>> an extremely rare book will be auctioned off next month in new york. the "first folio" is a collection of 36 plays by william shakespeare that was first published in 1623. it's the only official record for 18 of those plays. there are fewer than 20 copies of the book in private hands. >> the "first folio" is without question the most important publication in the history of english literature. without this book, no "macbeth," no " 12th night," no "winter's tale." about half of shakespeare's plays were first published in this volume. >>nd wle ihas ains and is missing some pages, the "first folio" could fetch as much as $2.5 million.>> mysterious creature captured on mysterious creature captured on came outsi the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with

guys >> i appreciate the update matt bradley in germany for us matt, thank you. >>> in south africa at least 22 people had been found dead in a nightclub on the country's southern coast police say most of the victims are teenagers, the youngest only 13 years old it's not clear what happened to them local media reports they were found with no visible sign of injuries officials say the upcoming autopsies will likely establish a cause of death the teens were celebrating the end of school exams, and it appears alcohol was served to minors at the party. >>> celebrations and protests took place al across the country in honor of the last weekend of pride month. new york city's annual pride parade rang throughout the streets with planned parenthood kickstarting the march following the supreme court's overturning of roe v. wade attendees advocated for abortion and lgbtq plus rights after justice thomas's opinion that the court should also reconsider the 2015 ruling that legalized same-sex marriage. >>> thousands of attendees in san francisco marched in the city's pride parade, including house s

we thought we would ask matt walsh directly. he is a host of "the matt walsh show" and his documentary "what is a woman" is out now, at the daily wire. the thing's for making this, and coming onto its plate and it. those interviews, just those clips we showed were over the top, were those real? >> i wish i could say that we invented that. the thing is, if i was going to invent a parody of left-wing gender theory, i would never think to create, you know, a therapist tell me i am actually a woman because i like scented candles. i would have thought that was too far. this is very real. one thing that comes out in the film is a lot of this stuff, on the surface, it is hilarious because it is so absurd, but then you realize this gender ideology is utterly pervasive and it is all over the country and what you just heard they are, a therapist will tell you, yeah, you might be a woman because you like scented candles. there are people actually confuse going to these counselors and therapists and coming out even more confused, which is a

so, matt, different issues at play but more misery for travellers? for an bod but more misery for travellers? if?" anybody trying to get away this summer, it is turning into a nightmare. the aviation industry is still trying to recover from all of the job losses suffered during the pandemic, it hasn't quite recruited enough staff to deal with the increase passenger numbers. easyjet were hit by this and they announced today that they are going to be returning to a pre—pandemic level of 90% capacity, rather than the 97% that we were told. they said that this was a result of staff shortages, but that the majority of passengers affected will be put on other flights. passengers affected will be put on otherflights. they passengers affected will be put on other flights. they also said a problem with other airports such as gatwick and amsterdam, they are now capping the number of total flights across the summer so they are not able to get as many flights into the air as before. talking about airports, i have spoken to heathrow because of those pictures we

she contrast that with matt mahan and matt mahan says it is time for things to change on the way of doing things in san jose has to change because we are not getting the results we really need. so, he says it will be a clear choice in november. cindy is packed more by the labor faction in the south bay and matt mahan is backed more by the business aspect. so, when you say there will be a choice, there really is going to be a choice. there may be no gray area between cindy chavez and matt mahan. we will find out in november. >>> in the meantime, santa clara county is getting a new sheriff for the first time in more than two decades. this comes after the decision to not run for a seventh term. here is the current look at the results. kevin jensen is ahead by 32% but robert jonsen is very close. with 30%. today in the base reporter is in san jose with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: it is the first time that lori smith was not on the ballot but the incumbent sheriff cast a shadow on the race. at this point, the two main candidates who appear poised for a run up are bob johnson, the p

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chuck, i welcome you back, matt, let's let's do this thing. do you think a crime was committed, based on what you've heard and if so, do you think we're gonna see anybody pay consequences? >> it's a really difficult question to answer, stephanie. i think the department has enough to write an indictment, they probably have enough to win a conviction. i think the reason you see them acting so carefully enacting so cautiously is -- they would have to sustain a conviction -- this is a court that has been very deferential to claims of executive power. it's a court that has been skeptical in the past of applying the criminal statutes to acts piloted officials that can be defined or argued are political acts or part of the normal political process. there are things that are hard to argue on criminal acts, by the president. his pressure on the justice department is a difficult one. his pressure on vice president pence could be a difficult one. i do think his interference with the state, with state election officials, his involvement -- in a scheme to

it's core ideas put questions to matt and after some back and forth between matt and paul. which i will moderate will open things up for questions questions from all of you in the room and also questions from those of you who are watching live online if you are watching us online, there are two ways that you can ask questions of matt by email or if you must on twitter, but by email you can send a question to john roach. that's john dot roach at aei.org if you're on twitter, you can use the hashtag aei the right. and with that we can just jump in matt first of all, congratulations on really an important and superb book. maybe the way to get us started and help folks get a sense of the book is by telling us a little bit about why you wrote it and why you wrote it in the way that you did why the book has the particular character and form that you've given it. great. thank you all thank you paul for coming and thank you all for attending and thank you to aei for providing me a home where i could write this book, which is been many years in the making. and finally when you've al

cindy chavez was the top vote-getter, and matt mahan came up second. both will now face off in the runoff in the fall. >> well, this is shaping up to be a classic mayor's race here in san jose with the experience labor-backed candidate cindy chavez against matt mahan. cindy chavez was right back at work the morning after finishing thee as the top vote-getter in crowded san jose's race with 39% of the race. >> people are excited about change. they want the city cleaned up. they want to address affordable housing. they want san jose to be the safest big city in america again. >> reporter: matt mahan was planning for a runoff. he took 32% as a relative new comer to politics. >> our campaign has grown by leaps and bounds over the past few months. i think it's a message of our common sense solutions on some of the big challenges we face. >> so it's shaping up to be a hot race. >> reporter: san jose state political science professor melinda jackson says the race will tighten up. >> there will be higher voter turnout and more moderate and conservative voters

we'll have more on matt fitzpatrick�*s remarkable feat. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel... reaction to the decision made by swimming's world governing body to stop transgender athletes from competing in women's races if they went through male puberty. good evening and welcome to bbc news at six. britain is facing its biggest rail strike in 30 years with significant disruption to services across england, scotland and wales. last—minute talks between unions and rail bosses failed this afternoon. the strike action begins tomorrow, and will continue on thursday and saturday. network rail says passengers should only travel by train if necessary. the extent of the likely disruption is shown by this official map. the red line shows where limited services will operate but many areas, as you can see, will have no services at all. the dispute — between the rail, maritime and transport workers�* union and the companies which run britain's railway — centres on pay, job losses and changes to workers�* terms and conditions. the

it appears cindy chavez and matt mahan will move on to november. the voters who opted for the others will decide between the top two. >> we are going in a wrong direction. but we and our community have the power to go in the right direction. >> chavez is a season the politician and councilmember matt mahan a relatively newcomer in politics, he's only been in office 18 months before deciding to run more mayor. >> councilmember matt mahan will be joining us live in just a couple of minutes right here on kpix. >>> for now let's get a quick check on weather and traffic beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica burch and that heat wave fast approaching. >> yes, it is right around the corner, len. let's start off with something a little bit lighter, a live look just from the salesforce tower cam over the bay bridge, beautiful sunrise. we're dealing with passing clouds into the afternoon hours. high pressure starting to build as we extend into friday's forecast, that's going to change the weather significantly. the national weather service issued a

a few members of the san jose city councilor vying to become the next mayor as well, including matt mehan, a relative newcomer to the political scene. at this point, he has 32% of the vote. now let's move on to some statewide races. governor gavin newsom cruising to an easy victory in today's primary. here's a look at the numbers. 59% to 15% newsom will meet republican challenger state senator brian dally in the general election, and three republicans in a green party candidate were up against attorney general rob bandit tonight among the republicans attorney eric early, who served as lead counsel for the effort to recall governor newsom, one of the candidates can see bonta at this 10.58% of the vote close race for second with nathan hochman and eric early. and there are six candidates by the way, vying to replace turned out controller betty yee. this position is essentially the state's top accountant and bookkeeper who oversees the pay out of public funds. and at this point, you can see laney channels 34% of the vote. and malia cohen with 22% those are the top two vote getters at this po

great work, matt. i appreciate it. >>> turning now to capitol hill where an agreement on addressing gun violence could happen any day. could be the writing could be published today. three sources tell nbc news that the team negotiating the bill hit over the weekend to try and hammer out the deal as the discussions have reportedly been moving in the right direction. joining us with the very late jake sherman co-founder of punchbowl and msnbc contributor. jake, good to see you. on capitol hill, the team says the deal is 98% done. what do you hear? >> reporter: your capitol hill team is excellent, and you're right, the deal is very, very close. there's a couple of things to keep in mind. number one, time is of the essence. they want to get it done before the july 4 recess. if we accountant to see text today, tomorrow, somewhere in that time frame, we're headed into a weekend session on capitol hill or next week. those things are possible. although the leadership would like to avoid it. they might not be a

matt _ need to come to the party. thank you very much, matt graveling _ need to come to the party. thank you very much, matt graveling there. - militants have attacked a sikh place of worship in the afghan capital kabul. two people are said to have been killed. the attackers threw hand grenades at the building but the taliban say a car bomb detonated before reaching the temple. the attack is said to be over now, with the authorities carrying out a clearance operation. here's the latest from our correspondent secunder kermani who is in kabul. well, the attack began around 6.30 in the morning, local time, and it seems the assailants tried to force their way into the compound housing this gurdwara, or sikh temple, using hand grenades. and according to taliban officials, guards then opened fire on the assailants, forcing them to detonate a car bomb they had prepared before it reached its target, but that still sent huge plumes of black smoke into the sky and there were, for a number of hours, the sound of gunfire and further explosions coming from the site. around an hour ago, though,

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