from this debate is liz truss, and that is because i is liz truss, and that is because kemi _ is liz truss, and that is because kemi badenoch _ is liz truss, and that is because kemi badenoch has _ is liz truss, and that is because kemi badenoch has done - is liz truss, and that is because kemi badenoch has done so - is liz truss, and that is becausel kemi badenoch has done so very is liz truss, and that is because - kemi badenoch has done so very well. those _ kemi badenoch has done so very well. those are _ kemi badenoch has done so very well. those are the — kemi badenoch has done so very well. those are the two _ kemi badenoch has done so very well. those are the two candidates - are basically fishing from the same poot _ are basically fishing from the same poot i_ are basically fishing from the same poot i agree — are basically fishing from the same poot i agree with _ are basically fishing from the same pool. i agree with what _ are basically fishing from the same pool. i agree with what has - are basically fishing from the same pool. i agree with what has been . pool. i ag

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liz: in the past. can i just jump in and ask you, what do you think, when you pinpoint tesla for this , because i mean, a billion is certainly a lot and 931 million is what they got, but he said that he sold that money, that bitcoin, because he needed to cover liquidity concerns, because his shanghai gigafactory was shutdown. so we used it as a rainy day fund. doesn't that help the premise that bitcoin is there for certain issues? >> i think that there's this , there's a term within the cryptocurrency sector known as huddle, hold on for dear life and elon musk went from this hero whose bringing mainstream adoption, using tesla 's balance sheet to bring crypto to the masses, way back in december 2020. he even tweeted in may of 2021 saying tesla has diamond and it doesn't take a cryptocurrency specialist to learn exactly what that means so he's gone from this knight in shining armor to the cryptocurrency space to someone that's made mass sell-off and yeah, people don't like people that sell in crypto. ch

liz: okay. waiting til that moment, what will be the signal,? phil? >> well, we've got to get past peak earnings, peak if inflation, peak fed, and we're not there yet. second quarter earnings that that just started has the toughest comparison of the cycle. earnings a year ago mt. second quarter, liz, remember were up 88%. companies are talking about a slowing economy, slowing revenue, slowing earnings, margins are shrinking. commodity costs are up, transportation costs. we've got to get through all of that, and it's going to take a month, probably until mid august, to get the bull of the earnings behind us -- bulk of the earnings behind us. the inflation data, we think, will peak later this year based upon aggressive fed action. but the fed, basically what they're doing now is what they should have been doing a year ago. they're trying to get out from behind the 8-ball here, is so it's going to take another couple of hikes, sharp hikes, to begin to slow the economy and inflation. the risks here,

i would be worried because liz truss— minister. i would be worried because liz truss is— minister. i would be worried because liz truss is looking a lot more calm and comfortable in tonight's debate as she _ and comfortable in tonight's debate as she was — and comfortable in tonight's debate as she was in last night's bbc debate — as she was in last night's bbc debate i_ as she was in last night's bbc debate. i think liz truss's team will be — debate. i think liz truss's team will be buoyant that not only is she on poles _ will be buoyant that not only is she on poles done at her course to beat sunak. _ on poles done at her course to beat sunak. but— on poles done at her course to beat sunak, but also labour.— sunak, but also labour. what you think they can _ sunak, but also labour. what you think they can do _ sunak, but also labour. what you think they can do to _ sunak, but also labour. what you think they can do to regain - sunak, but also labour. what you think they can do to regain the i think they can do to regain the ground they may be lost of liz truss? �* . .

. >> he will, liz. liz: so make sure. all right, thanks so much arnold donald, ceo, soon to be former ceo of carnival cruise lines. all right, in the legal boxing match between twitter versus elon musk, round one as we told you went to twitter, but will the billionaire come up with a counter punch to get him out of this $44 billion deal? up next, the columbia law professor who predicted the twitter win is here in a fox business exclusive on what's next and whether there are any legal holes left for the tesla ceo to crawl through. closing bell 24 minutes away, dow gaining 681 points we've got a rally on board here, you can't miss it all the way up to the closing bell. with my hectic life, you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions, and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zepo

i know, liz claman gets it. liz: [laughter] charles: she gets it all. liz help me. liz: i want silk lining my coffin. [laughter] i want audio. charles: you want it all. liz: i want it all. anything wrong with that charles charles: absolutely not. liz: thank you, sir. lyft shares let's take a look you'll want it all because that is popping right now for the moment we see that stock moving higher by about 5.8%, as we kickoff the final hour of trade, just hitting the tape in the last 45 minutes the wall street journal reports the ride hailing service is grabbing the company's structure steering wheel. the journal citing a staff memo that says lyft is reorganizing global operations and consolidating regions, and it is also pulling the plug on its rental car business. now as part of the move the journal says the company is going to lay off about 60 employees just under 2% but the staff mainly in operations. this upside move this afternoon is no doubt welcome considering the stocks down about 66% year-to-date. all right, let's begin the show here, fox market alert just a

i'm liz kreutz. we'll get to more on the wildfire in just a moment, but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: hi, liz, we have seen a return to the marine layer growing if depth, it's moving across starts of the bay and where we have it is bringing some mist and drizzle along the shoreline. there's a look at live doppler 7, as we go in a little closer, you can make out from marin to san mateo, the fog. the advisability, it's down to the --

, between liz's results and penny's, liz has gone _ liz's results and penny's, liz has gone up — liz's results and penny's, liz has gone up and _ liz's results and penny's, liz has gone up and penny has gone down. i'm not saying _ gone up and penny has gone down. i'm not saying anything negative about my colleagues. in liz, you see a positive — my colleagues. in liz, you see a positive representation of the conservative position, and the conservative position, and the conservative values that drive her. you will _ conservative values that drive her. you will see — conservative values that drive her. you will see colleagues come to that as well— you will see colleagues come to that as well in_ you will see colleagues come to that as well in the results we've just had _ as well in the results we've 'ust had. ., ., ., , ., ,, had. let me add one reason perhaps wh ou had. let me add one reason perhaps why you should _ had. let me add one reason perhaps why you should be _ had. let me add one reason perhaps why you should be a _ had. let me add one reason perhaps why you should be a b

liz? liz: lottery officials confirm one ticket purchased in illinois matched last night's win in numbers. 13, 36, 45, 67, 57, and the mega ball, 14. one ticket in california matched five numbers, worth more than 4.2 million dollars -- not bad. but people were dreaming of striking it rich. tim johns has more. >> $1 billion? how could you not try at least. tim: for the second time this week, lotto fever swept the bay area. a whopping 1.28 billion dollars, the second largest prize ever. >> an incredible amount of traffic. we were probably more than doubled the amount of traffic we normally are. tim: in san leandro on friday, people lined up to buy their tickets. the odds of winning? one in over 300 million, but that did not stop everyone from daydreaming about what they would do if they struck it rich. >> i would definitely give a lot to my favorite charity, nonprofits. i would pay for my daughter and college education. tim: although some were more uncertain than others. >> i don't even know

liz truss for years.— liz truss for years. i have been here before. _ liz truss for years. i have been here before. she _ liz truss for years. i have been here before. she joined - liz truss for years. i have been here before. she joined the - liz truss for years. i have been - here before. she joined the cabinet here before. she “oined the cabinet as environment — here before. she joined the cabinet as environment secretary _ here before. she joined the cabinet as environment secretary in - here before. she joined the cabinet as environment secretary in 2014. i as environment secretary in 2014. she has beenjustice secretary, do. it is early days of. bud it is early days of. and international - it is early days of. and international trade - it is early days of. and - international trade secretary it is early days of. and international trade secretary as well. liz truss was already in a cabinet when rishi sunak was elected in 2015, but his rise was rapid. he was a minister by 2018 and chancellor by 2020, and it is his recor

i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. let's talk about the fourth of july holiday weekend and the weather. let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: classic in the city with the mist and drizzle. we are brightening into the east bay around concord and clayton. saratoga looking at son. temperatures ranging from the mid 50's to 60 where we get partly sunny skies. 56 in santa cruz with highs in the 70's. people setting up for a sunny afternoon but are breezy one on the way. gusts to 26 miles per hour. not only cooler than average temperatures but breezy wind today with highest only in the 60's and 70's around the bay and inland valleys. we will talk about a return of the 80's when we get to the fourth of july. reggie: the holiday -- liz: the holiday weekend getting off to a bad start for one nonprofit per day sell fire works every year to donate to kids in need. >> to have someone take away our livelihood was very disappointing. tim: a less than explosive start at this fireworks stand in newark. it is run by the nonp

liz truss. it is very clear _ his opponent, i suppose. liz truss. it is very clear that people in the conservative party feel that the last nine — conservative party feel that the last nine or so days has been pretty bad for— last nine or so days has been pretty bad for the — last nine or so days has been pretty bad for the party with candidates kind of openly attacking each other. it's kind of openly attacking each other. it's given _ kind of openly attacking each other. it's given labour a lot of fodder. they— it's given labour a lot of fodder. they produced a campaign video which basically— they produced a campaign video which basically consists of senior conservative politicians attacking the conservative government and its record. _ the conservative government and its record. so _ the conservative government and its record. so it — the conservative government and its record, so it is a bit of a gift to lahour~ — record, so it is a bit of a gift to labour. but i think when you take a step back from this, you know, just going _ step

who does liz truss, or saying exactly that. who does liz truss. or is _ saying exactly that. who does liz truss, or is she _ saying exactly that. who does liz truss, or is she elizabeth - saying exactly that. who does liz truss, or is she elizabeth now? l saying exactly that. who does liz i truss, or is she elizabeth now? we have had her cold that as well. who does she fear most from the other four. i does she fear most from the other four. ., ., ., four. i have never had that discussion _ four. i have never had that discussion with _ four. i have never had that discussion with liz, - four. i have never had that discussion with liz, to i four. i have never had that discussion with liz, to be i four. i have never had that i discussion with liz, to be honest, and i do not think she is necessarily fearful of any of the candidates. liz is an enormously talented politician, she has got real conviction in her beliefs, she has a plan for what the country needs next, she was not scared to be bold when she gets into number ten to deliver that plan. liz is not focused about who she doe

we have now heard from patric, supporting liz truss — now heard from patric, supporting liz truss. and saying that if interest _ liz truss. and saying that if interest rates go up to 7%, it would be no bad _ interest rates go up to 7%, it would be no bad thing, to put it in context— be no bad thing, to put it in context in— be no bad thing, to put it in context in 2007, they were a 5.75%, but that _ context in 2007, they were a 5.75%, but that would really hurt a lot of people, and that is the real issue. you need — people, and that is the real issue. you need big tax cuts. it's going to be inflationary in a very difficult time _ be inflationary in a very difficult time for the economy and the bank of engiand _ time for the economy and the bank of engiand is— time for the economy and the bank of england is going to have to raise rates _ england is going to have to raise rates even — england is going to have to raise rates even more aggressively than it is planning _ rates even more aggressively than it is planning to. is rates even more aggressively than it is planning to

a lot of what liz truss in the daily express. a lot of what liz truss has _ in the daily express. a lot of what liz truss has been _ in the daily express. a lot of what liz truss has been saying - in the daily express. a lot of what liz truss has been saying relatedl liz truss has been saying related to rishi sunak but liz truss has been saying _ rishi sunak but liz truss has been saying that she is going to cut taxes — saying that she is going to cut taxes she _ saying that she is going to cut taxes she feels like conservatives have been— taxes she feels like conservatives have been acting very conservative and taking — have been acting very conservative and taking money out of consumers packets _ and taking money out of consumers packets and trying to bring together her feuding party. we have seen a lot of blue — her feuding party. we have seen a lot of blue on blue attacks in the recent— lot of blue on blue attacks in the recent weeks and she is promising to put that— recent weeks and she is promising to put that all— recent weeks and she is promising to put that

liz? >> liz: this is a problem. you know, and of course we had senator kelly laufler in the past get involved in this situation. i don't know what the answer is, but we need some type of change, i think. hillary, thank you very much. fox business alert, take a look at the markets as we head into the final 28 minutes of trade. we are witnessing session lows right now. i want to give you some perspective here. the dow is down 171. at the top of the hour, when we first took control from charles, the dow at the low of the session had been down 73. so we are just breaking through floors here at the moment. it is not the worst thing. it is half a percent drop for the dow. for the s&p 3/4 of a percent. same for the nasdaq, nasdaq is down 80 points. we're watching all of this. if you check alphabet shares, today is the first day of trading since the company officially split the stock after the closing bell friday. with the 20 for 1 split now in place, shares are gone from just more than 2200 a piece to now at this very mome

there _ vote rishi sunak against liz truss. there has— vote rishi sunak against liz truss. there has been a real campaign to elevate _ there has been a real campaign to elevate those two as the centrist figure _ elevate those two as the centrist figure and — elevate those two as the centrist figure and right—wing figure in the final two— figure and right—wing figure in the final two because it seems like that is what _ final two because it seems like that is what will— final two because it seems like that is what will happen, you will have a candidate _ is what will happen, you will have a candidate from either side of the party _ candidate from either side of the party it— candidate from either side of the party. it is— candidate from either side of the party. it is described as a battle for the — party. it is described as a battle for the soul of the conservatives. i do think— for the soul of the conservatives. i do think penny mordaunt is one of these figures, you cannot rule her out and _ these figures, you cannot rule her out and i— these figures, y

of liz truss. , ,. , ., ., liz truss. they say all the momentum is with liz truss's _ liz truss. they say all the momentum is with liz truss's campaign. - liz truss. they say all the momentum is with liz truss's campaign. rishi - is with liz truss's campaign. rishi sunak is desperately trying to come with new lines and new headlines but you look at people like zahawi who formally endorsed liz truss ac see what they are all actually really doing isjust what they are all actually really doing is just acknowledging the inevitable, they're bending the knee to the next person was going to be the next leader of the party because love these people are hoping she might give them a job and as the stringers, they have joined might give them a job and as the stringers, they havejoined others who have endorsed liz truss we should also say it's been, ben wallace, his decision not to run himself in a lot of people and i think also the line—up of these people that endorsed liz truss of the last week seems quite choreographed. for thos

truss's_ sort of view in the paper is is it is liz truss's to lose and is certainly— is liz truss's to lose and is certainly was sad, that is what the polls _ certainly was sad, that is what the polls suggest. however, the tory membership isn't, party memberships are always _ membership isn't, party memberships are always difficult to plan to get an accurate read out of. there is a good six _ an accurate read out of. there is a good six weeks to go until we find out the result during which tory members — out the result during which tory members will be voting. so quite a lot can _ members will be voting. so quite a lot can change in that time, but i think_ lot can change in that time, but i think it's — lot can change in that time, but i think it's right that it is liz truss's_ think it's right that it is liz truss's to _ think it's right that it is liz truss's to lewis. i think the difficulty for the state conservative party is that they have been in _ conservative party is that they have been in power for almost 12 years now _ been in power for almost 12 years now they— been

liz: indeed. and you're already seeing that with the first countries involved in the accords, and that's the uae and bahrain. listen, nothing would be better, in my opinion. business does solve a lot of problems, doesn't it? ambassador jim smith, thank you very much for joining us. >>> we are hearing, by the way,9 that the president is going to make -- this is just hitting the tape -- make some remarks from his hotel in saudi arabia. could be within this hour. if it does, we are going to bring that to you live. in the meantime, america's ports no longer dead in the water as the supply if chain logjam that held up everything we needed to get now sees some easing. madison alworth live at port jersey where shippers are suddenly seeing a long-awaitedded drop in the cost of freight. all right. closing bell, 38 minutes away. the dow up 586, ask we do have a lot of strength here on behalf of the bulls. don't go away. ♪ with my hectic life, you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. than

, there was some retreating of an article that says liz truss cannot win. of an article that says liz truss cannot win-— of an article that says liz truss cannot win. ~ _, ., , ., cannot win. we continue to put that ositive cannot win. we continue to put that positive focus _ cannot win. we continue to put that positive focus on _ cannot win. we continue to put that positive focus on us. _ cannot win. we continue to put that positive focus on us. we _ cannot win. we continue to put that positive focus on us. we are - cannot win. we continue to put that positive focus on us. we are not. positive focus on us. we are not talking — positive focus on us. we are not talking about the other candidates. penny— talking about the other candidates. penny has — talking about the other candidates. penny has brought people together and that— penny has brought people together and that is why she has support from across— and that is why she has support from across the _ and that is why she has support from across the party. she is not focused on one _ across the party. she is not focused

the rishi sunak has targeted this policy into a swipe at his rival liz truss because he says when liz truss was an education minister from 2012 to 14, an education minister from 2012 to 1a, no fewer than nine of these confucius institutes were set up in the first place. a third of the institutes around the uk were set up he says under her watch. on the one hand launching his national security policy or setting out his priorities but also using it to at the same time attacked liz truss. she heads back saying that actually, it's very rich coming from him to be talking about china would only last year as chancellor he used his house speech to talk about how he wanted to facilitate greater economic ties with china. and says this is a far cry from the line he was using this weekend. ~ ,,., , cry from the line he was using this weekend. ~ , , ., ,. ., weekend. absolutely fascinating. i'll stick weekend. absolutely fascinating. ru stick with — weekend. absolutely fascinating. i'll stick with you _ weekend. absolutely fascinating. i'll stick with you on _ weekend. absolutely fascinating. i'

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fall in liz truss's favour. tom tugenhadt is now backing her, favour. tom tugenhadt is now backing her. as— favour. tom tugenhadt is now backing her. as weit~ _ favour. tom tugenhadt is now backing her, as well. when you consider the tom tugenhadt is a centrist, a one nation _ tom tugenhadt is a centrist, a one nation conservative, someone you thought— nation conservative, someone you thought may be further back in the campaign — thought may be further back in the campaign that they might have more in common— campaign that they might have more in common at that point. but the tintes— in common at that point. but the times here — in common at that point. but the times here is saying her tax policies. _ times here is saying her tax policies, he's very much in favour of that. _ policies, he's very much in favour of that. and — policies, he's very much in favour of that, and clearly rishi sunak is getting _ of that, and clearly rishi sunak is getting a lot of criticism at the moment— getting a lot of

truss was saying _ the rwanda scheme and liz truss was saying she _ the rwanda scheme and liz truss was saying she would extend it, send more _ saying she would extend it, send more migrants to africa and everyone's reaction is more than zero _ everyone's reaction is more than zero because it hasn't worked so far, zero because it hasn't worked so far. and — zero because it hasn't worked so far, and there are lots of practical difficulties— far, and there are lots of practical difficulties around the fact that the rwanda government says currently it only _ the rwanda government says currently it only has _ the rwanda government says currently it only has capacity for taking in 200 migrants from the uk. also they are free _ 200 migrants from the uk. also they are free to— 200 migrants from the uk. also they are free to leave rwanda, they correctly— are free to leave rwanda, they correctly attempted to go back to uk again _ correctly attempted to go back to uk again. spending 120 million on that upfront— again. spending 120 million on that upfront as — again. spending 120 m

liz: next, the showman. a man of many talents, but he is showing up more than his great golf game at the celebrity tournament. tournament. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. liz: locum back, check out the fog at the golden gate bridge. there is the traffic delay, thankfully it looks like things are moving quickly. let us talk sports. tennis star novick djokovic won his fourth straight championship, defeating an australian who at one point complained about a female fan and try to have her remove. the royals were on hand to watch him win the 21st tennis grand slam title. that is the second most of all time, only behind rafael nadal. mo

has moved on from liz cheney. in the rest of the world, her smears and her lies will be used by the nation's enemies as anti-american propaganda to discourage their people from working with us. let's not forget that she is allied with the radical anti-americans on the left right now. she wants nancy pelosi to remain as speaker of the house. by supporting her and the democrats she supports the radical anti-americanism that tears down our statues, hurts our standard of living, undermines the military, trashes the culture, tells the rest of the world that america is and always has been evil. at this point you might wonder why has she turned against america while claiming she is the defender of the constitution. why she spending the last few months of her career in congress to pursue vengeance and spread lies. i think the answer is obvious. she belongs to a political movement that was committed to open borders, endless wars, shipping jobs to china, making sure roe vs. wade was never overturned -- in 2015 and 2016 the

liz truss takes paul lead. i mean, liz truss takes paul lead. i mean, liz truss focusing on tax cuts, saying, you know, wants to reverse the recent national insurance rise, cancel the price that's plan for corporation tax. they could have a popular appeal, couldn't they? i think cutting that national insurance for the low—paid i think is essential, especially with the economic crisis. cutting corporation tax seems to me a totally unacceptable thing to do at the moment. and, you know, to make the sweeping promises which liz truss is doing is economically illiterate. i mean, she said that she has won a communist, i can't remember his name, apparently he's discredited by most other economists, and she's basing all of this on his wild optimism. basing all of this on his wild optimism-— basing all of this on his wild otimism. ., a ., ., optimism. patrick, who would get interview earlier _ optimism. patrick, who would get interview earlier today. _ optimism. patrick, who would get interview earlier today. she's - interview earlier today. she's tal

liz: i say 139 for a small. drew: dozen inflation now no bounds -- doesn't inflation know no bounds? we have very limited fog out there this morning. dense fog over the golden gate bridge right now. we are in store for a clear skies, moderate air quality. there is that limited fog. it is a warm to hot afternoon. today is the hottest day we have all week. you will see 80's and 90's for a lot of us. refreshing the cooler weather will move in by the idol of the week. 60's this morning. it is a little bit warmer this morning compared to yesterday. we will get 95 in morgan hill. along the peninsula, 88. 82 san mateo. upper 60's along the coastline. partly cloudy. the north bay warm to hot. into the east bay it is a warm one. inland well into the 90's. 93 pleasanton. overnight tonight we will have more fog. most of us dropping into the 50's if not low 60's. here's the idea of a seven-day forecast. how does day of the week is today. -- hottest day of the week is today. we have little changes thursday and friday. all in

i am liz kreutz. if you are watching that you are probably not the person in illinois that got that ticket. lisa, i know you are remaining hopeful. lisa: good morning everyone. cloud cover out there is a stock from low clouds at the coast to mid and high-level clouds moving out from southern california. it is sunny in the inland valleys. look at the clouds from albany to san francisco through nevada. sun at walnut creek. 58 downtown. 62 in oakland, 66 in san jose. right outside our window there's a lot of clouds. temperatures are milder. 56 in santa cruz going for a high in the mid-70's. mid 70's and lend by noon. cindy of son inland. -- plenty of sun inland. it will be gusty at the shoreline, only in the low 60's, a little cow average around the bank with upper 80's inland. we will talk about more cows -- clouds. liz: and theya millions layer is waking up wildly. one ticket purchased in illinois last night matched the winning numbers. one ticket purchased in california matched five numbers. that tick

liz: that was maryellen parks reporting. with the ba.5 variant running wild here in california, it seems like nearly everyone has had a brush with covid. there are exceptions. leslie brinkley caught up with some people who never got the virus despite some close calls. >> is getting covid inevitable? not according to those who have somehow walked through the covid minefield unscathed. you could call them covid virgins like this woman who took care of her mom and sister unmasked. >> i was lysol in the house, i put a towel under the door, everything was getting sprayed with disinfectant, but i didn't catch it. i don't know how i didn't. it was a miracle, for sure. >> just a few weeks ago, my dad had it and i'm living at home this summer with him. he went upstairs and lived in his room and i tested negative. >> these two friends avoided covid despite a college roommate testing positive. >> i've just always managed to test negative, which has been lucky. >> for people out there who have still not gotten covid, i think it take com

liz truss hasn't . different taxes. liz truss hasn't said she'd — different taxes. liz truss hasn't said she'd get rid of vat on energy bills as _ said she'd get rid of vat on energy bills as sunak has said — she says she get rid — bills as sunak has said — she says she get rid of a green levy, a different tax on energy bills. sunak is clearly— different tax on energy bills. sunak is clearly behind on the bowls and yougov puts them at 39% compared to her 50% _ yougov puts them at 39% compared to her 50% among tory party members. it's clear— her 50% among tory party members. it's clear that one of liz truss's appeals — it's clear that one of liz truss's appeals amongst tory members is her tax-cutting _ appeals amongst tory members is her tax—cutting agenda, it's like a fight — tax—cutting agenda, it's like a fight between thatcher wright and thatcher _ fight between thatcher wright and thatcher light. yet his whole persona _ thatcher light. yet his whole persona is, "i am the solid candidate, the consistent chancellor, i've been ruling for the last

liz: also, the warriors are shuffling the deck in free agency. we liz: walk back. let's get a check of the weather with lisa argen. lisa: half moon bay, a mile and three quarters visibility. elsewhere, the deck of low clouds is taller in the breeze is making it to the inland valleys. low 50's at the coast, upper 50's at the delta. you can see the clouds stacked up. low clouds and drizzle, receipt to gusty wind with five to 15 degrees of cooling today. tomorrow should be the coolest day, but some are returned by the middle of next week. here is a look at the cloud cover through the day. beginning to get sunnier in the north bay. 9:00, a lot of cloud cover. along the peninsula, mist and drizzle into the east bay. early sunday morning, gray skies again. by the afternoon, the north bay has workloads and the south bay looking writer for sunday. into monday, the fourth of july, patchy clouds. a week boundary will allow for more drizzle at the coast. by noon, partly cloudy skies and fog moving into the bay area. low 70's around the bay on tuesday as we warm up through the

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liz truss has been speaking _ pupil. what is this idea? liz truss has been speaking to _ pupil. what is this idea? liz truss has been speaking to the - pupil. what is this idea? liz truss has been speaking to the formerl has been speaking to the former prime minister, this is her pitch on education, education, education, and she is pulling a bit on her own background. she is not shy on telling anyone she went to school in paisley, just in case anyone missed that so far! but she is making quite a valuable point, in particular, she says women and people from less well off background are less likely put themselves forward and are maybe, in certain circumstances, put off putting themselves forward for the likes of oxford or cambridge, so she is saying is every people in england who applied, different education system in different parts of the uk, every student who gets straight a stars in their a—levels would automatically been given an interview at oxford or cambridge, which then effectively gives them the offer to turn down rather than them having to either find within themselve

hi liz. well, we're starting now with the entire radar for state of california because there's a lot going on moisture moving up from the southwest. we'll be influencing our day today in the form of extra cloud cover and you see some of those showers in the atmosphere. reaching the ground but many layers of clouds. it is 72 on top of mount tam where it is 60 in oakland 63 in san jose and i'll look at emeryville we can see how cloudy it is 58 in santa rosa 61 by the delta visibility about a mile at the coast and here is a look at santa cruz where temperatures today will be a little coor

liz _ run? for the members and mps who intriguingly, liz truss _ run? for the members and mps who intriguingly, liz truss is _ run? for the members and mps who intriguingly, liz truss is building - intriguingly, liz truss is building a bit of momentum with. early in the contest, others picked up support which rishi sunak appeared to start to peel off and other parliamentarians of the conservatives in scotland as the race progressed, but in the last little while, we have seen liz truss build up more endorsements from the group and it is the basic, very basic conservative position and this is topical because nicola sturgeon wants to hold a second independence referendum next october and she's going to the supreme court to find out if they can legislate laterally and is widely believed that the relevant powers of the constitutional right westminster and it meets the agreement of a prime minister and nicola sturgeon road to borisjohnson in agreement at the same time she submitted her paper to the supreme court, borisjohnson pretty much, his last act as prim

liz. liz: lisa, thank you. in the south bay, residents are returning home this morning after a mandatory evacuations from the armsby fire. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon in an area west of morgan hill. crews are holding the fire at five acres. containment is at 30%. here is abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo. the reporter: frommed add t -- from admission on, cal fire and rescue crews agencies responded to the armsby fire, burning in the unincorporated portion of morgan hill. >> how a fire can develop especially this time of the year, we try to go really aggressive on it to slow it down as fast as possible so it stays small. the reporter: with air attacks, ground crews and more, fire specialist chris williams says first responders were able to hold the fire at five acres. good news for frenchy's louis and bosco, owner and resident pat blair says she was working around the house with she was alerted by her son. the fire, not far from the family's home of four years. >> when i came out to get the car to lo

liz: the baguette. it's getting really hard for people out there just to buy their daily bread, thank you very much. we have a new definition for cash cow. one company that went public friday is turning waste into an alternative to diesel fuel as truck drivers search desperately for cheaper diesel right now we have the ceos of opal fuels in a moment to see if their idea could really be the real thing. closing bell 27 minutes away. we are coming right back the doubt 31862. just under a tenth of 8%. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you shop at walmart, you get it. ♪ you save on what you need without skimping on the things you love. ♪ you know how to spend a little less to get a little more to make life a little better. ♪ liz: the best we can say about diesel prices, they are at least going and the right direction, that is lower. if you look at them right now. at $5.41 a gallon. that is the national average. a week ago they were more, $5.53. a month ago $5.79 but look where they were a year ago, $3.27 a gallon. there

liz sunak and liz truss, that's what we have ended up with.— have ended up with. liz truss had cuite a have ended up with. liz truss had quite a start _ have ended up with. liz truss had quite a start to — have ended up with. liz truss had quite a start to her _ have ended up with. liz truss had quite a start to her campaign, - have ended up with. liz truss had| quite a start to her campaign, she was stuck in indonesia, and that gave the chance for a penny mordaunt to emerge. she was in second place right until the ballot for today. the crucial thing was kemi badenoch falling out, and she used her support to leap forward. liz truss obviously comes from the right wing of the conservative party, even if she paints herself as... she was a remain, it's really going to be a personal battle, an ideological battle about how the tories think they can win the next general election. ., , ., election. that is what the demonstrators _ election. that is what the demonstrators are - election. that is what the l demonstrators are fighting election. that is what the - demonstra

liz truss 50. nadim zahawi, 25, that might be a surprise to people because he was the rising star of the partyjust moments ago, the newly appointed chancellor of the exchequer. he newly appointed chancellor of the exche . uer. , ., newly appointed chancellor of the excheiuer. , ., ., , exchequer. he is to answering questions _ exchequer. he is to answering questions even _ exchequer. he is to answering questions even today - exchequer. he is to answering questions even today about i exchequer. he is to answering i questions even today about what happened last week and obviously he took the job as chancellor on the tuesday and by wednesday he had written a letter to borisjohnson and that went down quite badly with the guys inside parliament. he made a few unforced errors and confusion about his tax policy. fitter? about his tax policy. very extravagant _ about his tax policy. very extravagant promises i about his tax policy. very extravagant promises for | about his tax policy. very l extravagant pr

liz backing liz truss. only 3896 favouring rishi sunak. liz truss very much _ favouring rishi sunak. liz truss very much emerging _ favouring rishi sunak. liz truss very much emerging as - favouring rishi sunak. liz truss very much emerging as the - favouring rishi sunak. liz truss - very much emerging as the favourite in this leadership contest now. the times focuses on their tax plans or lack of tax plans and rishi sunak�*s case that both of them attacking the other�*s proposals and saying that they would wreck the economies and make families poor. liz truss has got a £30 billion package of tax cuts which will play very well with the conservative members who are going to select one of these two candidates over the summer. rishi sunak has ruled out any tax cuts before next year at the earliest. both candidates are saying that the other one's plans are ridiculous and not going to help the economy. they are both making claims that they have their solution to the crisis that the country finds itself in with inflation in double digit fig

congresswoman liz cheneys. offering some much needed truth during a time of so many dangerous lives. >> liberals have never 10% love ,but they're not the voters here in wyoming who seems to meo are tired of her tedious games . >> b this is a great and beautiful state and the people of this state deserve a representative who is more interested in advancing wyoming mor interests than liz cheney's own rabid crusade against the old gop..p >> so forget trump for a minute .. >> do you think liz cheney is going to be supporting or campaigning for someone like rhonda santurce or mike pompeo if they run for president and let's say she doesn't run? of course she won't remember. her litmus test is if you do not denounce trump , you areno a danger to americane and frankly, you need to be canceled. >> liz cheney is where shee is because she has a famousha father that is literally the only reason she won her house seat here in wyoming in the first place. the >> but america is a representative democracy. it is notcy an, i ari

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truss but the pressure is on to unite behind liz truss. . ~ pressure is on to unite behind liz truss. ., ~' , ., , . pressure is on to unite behind liz truss. ., ,, , ., , . ., ., truss. thank you very much for that and it was quite _ truss. thank you very much for that and it was quite a _ truss. thank you very much for that and it was quite a lot of _ truss. thank you very much for that and it was quite a lot of detail- truss. thank you very much for that and it was quite a lot of detail and l and it was quite a lot of detail and really interesting because that is the kind of elements and splits within the party that you need a bit of time to explore. taking a bit of a step back i suppose and a wider perspective for a second, what do you make overall of the race of the candidates and where this leads us? i think it's going to get nastier before — i think it's going to get nastier before it — i think it's going to get nastier before it gets cleaner. i think it's all to— before it gets cleaner. i think it's all to play for between rishi sunak, penny— all to play for between r

with a focus on liz truss? she was very much _ that? with a focus on liz truss? she was very much in — that? with a focus on liz truss? she was very much in contention to get second _ was very much in contention to get second place in the vote today, and i second place in the vote today, and i think your— second place in the vote today, and i think your team will be feeling guite _ i think your team will be feeling quite disappointed that penny mordaunt is stealing all the limelight and that really there seems — limelight and that really there seems to be such a sort of strong anti-rishi — seems to be such a sort of strong anti—rishi sunak camp that liz truss is not _ anti—rishi sunak camp that liz truss is not yet _ anti—rishi sunak camp that liz truss is not yet who bring up. she obviously— is not yet who bring up. she obviously did come third in the race but she _ obviously did come third in the race but she is not exactly where she would _ but she is not exactly where she would want to be particularly as rishi _ would want to be particularly a

liz: thanks. and sports, the giants are still looking to break their losing streak at oracle park while the a's are seeking redemption. the giants take on the chicago white sox at 1:05 and oakland is taking on the seattle mariners. teams will be back on the courts today for the nba summer league games. the warriors face-off get the lakers today. chris alvarez has more on the california classic. chris: the giants managed just three hits in a loss to the white sox. great day to bring your family to the yard. bobblehead day. there goes his third career leadoff homerun to right-center. 1-0 giants. liner to left. joc pederson mis-play that one. it is 3-1. ground ball to first. donovan walton's throw was off. 5-1 white sox. rally hats in full effect. mike yastrzemski representing the winning run but giants lose 5-3. they look to avoid the sweep later today. this man is dancing with broccoli. the a's scored first on a sac fly. but the bullpen could not hold it. justin upton, solo shot, just gets out and

this is liz truss, once again channelling margaret— is liz truss, once again channelling margaret thatcher. she is going to reveal_ margaret thatcher. she is going to reveal her— margaret thatcher. she is going to reveal her plans to turbo—charge economic— reveal her plans to turbo—charge economic growth. she wants to build a string _ economic growth. she wants to build a string of— economic growth. she wants to build a string of low regulation investment areas where business can flourish _ investment areas where business can flourish and _ investment areas where business can flourish and be quite similar to the enterprise — flourish and be quite similar to the enterprise zones that were created under— enterprise zones that were created under margaret thatcher. she is saying _ under margaret thatcher. she is saying this will not be driven by london — saying this will not be driven by london bureaucrats, it will be driven — london bureaucrats, it will be driven by— london bureaucrats, it will be driven by local... i think this is part— driven by local... i think this i

liz, we have to be honest, we have to he _ liz, we have to be honest, we have to be honest — liz, we have to be honest, we have to be honest. borrowing your way out of inflation _ to be honest. borrowing your way out of inflation isn't a plan, it's a fairy— of inflation isn't a plan, it's a fairy tale _ of inflation isn't a plan, it's a fairytale |_ of inflation isn't a plan, it's a fairy tale-— of inflation isn't a plan, it's a fai tale. ,, , ., ., fairy tale. i think it is wrong to ut fairy tale. i think it is wrong to put taxes _ fairy tale. i think it is wrong to put taxes pp — fairy tale. i think it is wrong to put taxes up because - fairy tale. i think it is wrong to put taxes up because that's i fairy tale. i think it is wrong to i put taxes up because that's what fairy tale. i think it is wrong to - put taxes up because that's what we are talking about. he put taxes up because that's what we are talking about.— are talking about. he found himself defendin: are talking about. he found himself defending his _ are talking about. he found himself defending his own _ are t