straight ahead, what kamala harris is saying about who will pay for the student loan bail out? monica, joe concha, joe needs his own media show, will be here when we get back. for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. i >> been a week since president biden announced student upon loan forgiveness. nobody at the white house explained how they will pay for it, that includes the vice president kamala harris, not that she knows much about anything, take a look. >> who is footing the bill for student loan forgiveness? >> let's start with this, a lot of the same people criticizing what we rightly did in following through on a commitment we made to forgive student loan debt are the same people who voted for tax cut for the richest americans. >> sean: she didn't g

what struck me when i saw kamala harris' tweet, her statement expressing this outrage about brittney griner, first of all, let me say i don't think anybody anywhere in the world should be imprisoned for marijuana possession, period, full stop. when you look at kamala harris' statement on twitter, she's expressing this outrage about brittney griner. my question for her and the biden administration, where is your outrage for your fellow americans sitting in prison today, here in the united states of america, because of minor marijuana violations. how come you are not fighting as hard for them to be returned home and reunited with their families as you are for brittney griner? to me the message to the american people, through their actions, is loud and clear, that if you are rich and powerful, or famous, then you will get special treatment from this administration. if you are not, we don't care about you. we'll let you sit there and rot in jail. >> will: tulsi, do you think that's what it is, simply sheer, unadulterated elitism or a reflection of kamala harris' emptiness, that she's sim

vice president kamala harris had to cast the deciding vote. >> on this vote, it is 50/50. the senate being equally divided the vice president votes in the affirmative and the amendment is passed. [cheering and applause] >> democrats made it happen even though senator bernie sanders agreed with the congressional budget office. economists and a bipartisan congressional study that found that the bill would not meaningfully reduce inflation. >> i want to take a moment to say a few words about the so-called inflation reduction act. i say so-called according to the cbo and other economic organizations that have studied this bill. it will in fact have a minimal impact on inflation. according to the most recent gallup pole, the approval rate for congress is at 16%. >> little detail on the bill that democrats do not want to talk about is $80 billion to the irs budget adding thousands of agents and thousands of more audits on middle-class americans. senator ted cruz on "sunday morning futures" says middle-class will pay for this one. >> those irs agents are designed to come after yo

el acceso a la universidad en las comunidades desfavorecidas kamala harris se ruenió con sectores para el tema de viajes >> vino la vicepresidenta kamala harris a hablar con nosotros de asociaciones de compañías privadas y trabjajar juntos >> se tocó el tema de los derechos reproducivos publicaorn una nueva imagen la adolescente de 16 años nunca con la esperanza sobre su paradero >> la joven estuvo en una fiesta pasando en otras cuestiones datos de la viruela del mono las autoridades aplcian vacunas una compañía llamada (nombre en inglés) está haciend pruebas para detectar la enfermedad a través de las sesiones puede ser doloroso en una posible infección >> os conagios preocupan a padres de familia recomendaciones para afrontarlo >> siempre lapiceros a marilor le preocupa que sus hijas estén expuestas en la viruela del mono mucho de qué pensar uno como padre dice si se enferman los niños no tenemos suficientes horas para quedarse en casa con ellos le voy a dar a ella su antibacterial >> le voy a dar sus toallitas para el momento de calor no se limpien en cualquier cosa >>

it's not totally clear who the air is but i think kamala harris or joe biden to win re-election and kamala harris would be a formidable candidate. the first woman in history to be a national elected official. >> you think should be unopposed in the primary? >> now i think she will have a robust primary and democrats are going to see the t nomination if biden doesn't run. >> there will be an intense primary within the more progressive wing of the democratic party and among a more m moderate sort of factionf democrats. they still see a number of governors given a look and i think senators cabinet members and perhaps mayors. i can see the governor of the state being a -- gavin newsom in california roy cooper in north carolina stacey abrams wins the governorship this year absolutely. phil murphy in new jersey and gina raimondo on the more moderate wing democratic party and perhaps mitch landrieu and consider bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. they have run for president before that's a pretty good indicator that they would consider doingga it again. and other senators like amy klobuchar. >>

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will another another note of hypocrisy coming from kamala harris. this administration is , as you mentioned, how during her illustrious record as attorney general in california, you gave some of those examples. she kept prisoners in prison longer than their sentences to use them as free slave labor. yet at the same time, these very same people are condemning other countries for doingoi the exact same thing. and it doesn't make anyng sensek the thinge that struck me whenet i saw kamala harris tweeting her statement expressing outrage about brittney griner. first of all, let me say i don't think anybody anywhere in the world should be imprisoned for marijuana possession, period. per. top m when you look at kamala harris, a statement on twitter, she's expressing this outrage about brittney griner.ue my question for her and thede biden administration is where is your outrage for your fellow americans who are sitting in prison today hereau in the unitd states of america because of minor marijuana violations? how come you are not fighting as hard forrd th

with respect to your point about kamala harris that this is a win for her. the problem is what this is going to do, the cost of the american people. you are 100% right, inflation is only going to get worse. jerome powell raised rates of effectively to try and tamp inflation down or we get stuck deeper in a recession. the irony with respect to expanding the irs in this way that's going to impact the low and middle classes those are the people you promised you were going to help. now you're going to come after them, they are defenseless. they don't have the kinds of money to spend on lawyers and accountants bear they get scared, they get upset, they just want to settle at a time when they are already being more across-the-board. essentially going to add more taxes in their laps. it's troubling for the american people. >> during a recession. that is key here because democrats do understand basic economics, they threw it out the window here but the snow would said prior to this moment. >> i don't think during a time of recession you mess with any taxes or increa

and that include, thatncludes te president , kamala harris. not that she knows much h about anything. take look who specifically it's footing the bill for student loan forgivenessth. we haven't gotten a concrete foe answer from the administration yet. well? , let's start with this. sam first of all, a lot of the same people who are criticizing whatn we rightly did in following through on a commitment that wed made to get students loan debtse are the same people who voted for a tax cut for the richestris americans. didn' just remember, she didn't giggle. she gets points for that. now, penns wharton school doest. estimate the cost, the real cost could reach urealp to $1 trillion over 10 years onceew the new income based repayment system is implemented, although you will be taxed on that mone y and that means 40%, you'll have to pay the federal government. you can't make it her with reaction. fox new contributor, by thed. way, he needs now whatwith the humpty dumpty big fall. we need a real media host on this network. joe is the man and the host

all right, vice president kamala harris is not on fire. she's cooled off and failing so badly even the liberal media is starting to notice. a new york magazine piece titled the kamala conundrum notes, 18 months in thanks to accommodation of biden's age and unpopularity the punishing inflation is relentless opposition and most visibly her own struggles to communicate satisfactory woo for herself and reached an unperilous low point. that's a run on sentence. she has a 35.5% rating. has she reached the point of no return? the party panel is back. jason meister, olivia rondo and marie. is this what mutiny looks like, jason? >> it sure does. look, it's nearly impossible for any u.s. politician, democrat or republican to compete with joe biden's poll numbers but somehow kamala harris is able to achieve it. many people forget though she was polling at about 5% when dropping out of the democratic primary and the truth of the matter is no one likes kamala. that's what you're seeing these poll numbers. she prefers and has more interest in talking ab

. >>> also vice president kamala harris back in the bay area. we met with the vice president this afternoon. >>> good evening, a lot of things happening. we start with that new information about that shark attack yesterday in the monterey bay. tonight, the paddleboarder involved in sharing his story with us. his name is david stickler, and he and his german shepherd brutus were out on the water just off lovers point in pacific grove. david was watching some seabirds when he noticed a shadow under him. at first he thought it was a small whale and then the shark took a bite. >> that's when i hit the board, and turned really hard and grabbed the front of the board. that was really jarring. >> both david and brutus were able to get back on the paddleboarder before the shark struck again. from there he was able to flag down about which followed him until he got back onto the beach. as for brutus -- >> he was shaking the whole way, like when are we going to be done? he was just -- we got back to the shore. he was okay then. >> it is all good for him a

vice president kamala harris will be here soon. and because of that, they're starting shut down streets, get everything prepared, insecure in the building that will be in making sure that secret service does the sweep, that it is completely ready for her and safe to make this announcement about the generation fun. she also be joined by mayor libby schaff and this is a big announcement for her to make in her hometown. take a look at what the breakdown of what this fund will go to, who this fund will go to because this money, it's it will give a total of 50 million dollars to support low-income students to 2035. take a look. $500 college savings accounts will be made for all oakland babies born within the next 4 years in low-income families, $1000, annual scholarships for all low-income oakland, public school students. while they're pursuing college degrees or do a trade certificate within 4 years, the generation fund will serve 30,000 students for the next generation. now this was helped out and put together, but not only the mayor.

so recently kamala harris foster speechwriter she no longer wants to work for her. for a brief moment we thought that would make a difference in the public appearance, but it is obvious that it hasn't and she needs a better speechwriter maybe she hasn't found any speechwriter at all here is the result. [cheers and applause] >> can we give it up for this gentleman of the united states? [cheers and applause] [laughs] [laughs] >> tucker: what did you notice about that scene? what didn't they do? they didn't touch each other. this is the couple that kissed while wearing masks. and if that isn't heartwarming to you you are a science denier. give it up for the first second gentleman the man who kisses his matt wife with the mask on. thig a speechwriter. kamala harris you got this. that's it for us tonight. [laughs] will be back tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. every night at mpm. sean hannity takes over next. >> hannity: that could be a part of the new curriculum. that is not a real kiss. >> tucker: it helps prevent spreading monkeypox also you that. [laughs] >> hannity: i guess you

we track kamala harris to hawaii where we caught her hiking. if you call it that, with some secret service agents. wait a second, isn't barack obama in hawaii right now? is he scheduling a meeting with her? we know how barry feels about kamala. he did say she was the best-looking attorney general in america. i wonder if michelle is going to be at that meeting? whatever happens i'm sure the fbi has the place wired. if joe is on vacation and kamala is in the pacific plotting something with bk, who is running the country right now. according to reports it's shadow co-presidents ron klain and obama puppet susan rice. and they appear to really enjoy being in charge without any distractions susan rice is leading a team of about a dozen staffers and is basically running everything behind the scenes. she is the gun czar, writes biden's speeches and according to politico, senior aides said biden's trust in rice is so profound she can see and meet with him whenever she wants to. rice has walk-in privileges. i don't even give those to johnny. and ron klai

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i thought it was interesting because windows kamala harris make decisions? she has been in the white house how long and a complete flop and all of a sudden he decides to listen to her? >> trace: i don't think because karine jean-pierre said it is fully paid for and the expression how much is it going to cost? we don't know what it's going to cost. and to cheryl's point, you have people saying, "why is that the guy who owns a bodega is bailing out some guy who went to harvard?" i don't know where we are as a country here. you know this will cost a bunch of money. we had a woman on the said i feel like i've been swindled and i pay for my loans. my husband paid for his and we couldn't buy a house for a long time because we were paying off the loans. and now, i feel like i have been swindled. you have to ask in america, what is going on? why would you get in line and go through the process to actually get an american citizenship if you can walk across the border and why would you pay off student loans? >> kamala harris said that that is the reason they were unab

. >>> vice president kamala harris making her bay area rounds. the message she is sending on reproductive rights and the leaders she's set to meet with today. >>> also, the weekend is just about here. meteorologist kari hall is looking ahead, tracking your weekend forecast. mike has gas prices in case you want to get away. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> good morning to you on this friday. thanks so much for allowing us to be a part of your start to the weekend. i'm marcus washington. >> are we starting the weekend? >> you better believe it. >> laura is starting the weekend. she's off today so you got me, i'm kris sanchez. thanks so much for joining us. we're going to take a look at the roadways this early friday morning but we want to start with a look at the forecast. >> it looks pretty good once again. we've really had a nice week around the bay area. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, we are starting out with our usual clouds and we'll temperatures around our microclimate

yeah kamala harris, probably right. yeah somebody that you for? sure. um, the democratic candidate doesn't look like they can win. i would possibly vote for liz cheney. i like pete buttigieg, um i'm also a little open minded. i think it would be great to see mitt romney run again. i'd love to see some moderates come in either party. and mark dicamillo says that it is still early and, he says of democrats keep control of the house and senate during the upcoming midterm elections that would give president biden reason to run for re election loss, though likely would increase pressure for him to sit out and let someone new step forward christina jana katsuyama in the newsroom tonight, jenna. thank you. we could learn more next week about why the fbi searched the florida home of former president donald trump. the justice department has been instructed by the judge in the case to make redactions before he decides what to release. the deadline is thursday, the justice department has warned. they're likely to black out so much that the public will learn very l

so days after they said this for like the fiftieth time in a row, kamala harris arrived at the munich security conference and publicly reading from a script called for ukraine to join nato . she read the words they were written by someone, the state department. so they knew exactly what they were doing when they did it. they wanted a war with russia and now we have one . we're not winning at war. by the way, the main american casualties so far has been our economy, which is dying. so what was the point of this exercise? maybe someday they will tell us , but we don't tend to think about it because now we have yet another potential war to contend with and it comes in asia just what we need. this week, with the blessing of divided administration, nancy pelosi decided to head to taiwan. it's all but confirmed at this point. government officials in taipei have just been notified that pelosi's arrival is imminent. she may be in the air right now . she's definitely coming. one source told the wall street journal the only variable is whether she spends the night. so nancy pelosi goes to taipe

he chooses then senator kamala harris. and what it was was a moment where gender and diversity were seen as an asset. it was a choice made from a powerful position. that is a really big sign of progress. the reality that democratic leaders saw that they could not just run the same ticket that americans had seen time and time again. instead, they needed to elevate someone out of this field of amazing diverse candidates, and that person was kamala harris. >> what does it say to you, ali, that a lot of the people who have been leading this sort of anti trump train on the right or women? >> that has struck me so many times, alicia. as i'm camped outside the january 6th hearing room, i think on the right there is this desire to not put gender or identity first. it is something that republican operatives i spoke to for the book regularly say. the grassroots hates that kind of conversation. however, you show up how you show up. these conversations are going to be had, but it also strikes me that on the republican side right now,

that would explain why i sent kamala harris of all people to avert a war on ukraine knowing full well kamala harris would read the notes they wrote for her and insist that ukraine join nato and guarantee that russia invades ukraine and constricts the world energy and food markets and makes us weaker. maybe they knew it would happen, maybe they're not that stupid. maybe that would also explain why they set nancy pelosi over to taiwan effectively as the administration's representative even though nancy pelosi rivals kamala harris in her inability to form a coherent thought. we alluded to this but it's true. watch this stuff we hope you don't we hope you have a real life. if you've seen nancy pelosi recently since he turned 82 years ago you know this is someone who is having a lot of trouble speaking. here she was at a briefing back in november for example. >> the other thing that we are getting -- we are sending stuff over to the senate -- most of the product that we've done -- except what we've added in the last day or so and some of what we added in assent to the bill like a hearing -

. >> greg: kamala harris bail fund released a guy out for murder. find out next. ♪ ♪ felite. we'll replace your glass and recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ so i climbed into the cab, and then i settled down inside ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪ ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow that was fast! good news, pal. i'm not detecting any of the six most common arrhythmias. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long. yeah... ♪ get kardia mobile card at kardia.com or amazon. ♪ ♪ >> dana: president biden wants to get tough on crime but he might want to talk to his vice president. the minnesota bail fund promoted by kamala harris during the george floyd related riots of 2020, recently helped secure the rel

you call kamala harris a super villain. how has kamala harris failed our country. >> well, during the riots, you know, being a leader, she is supposed to be calling for peace and she was telling protesters to protest, to continue with their protests and then she set up a bail fund for them to bail them out of jail. that's absurd. she should have been charged with inciting a right there because it just increased and can a don'ted the violence happening in our country. >> carley: it has been two years since the black lives matter protest and riots and now crime has soared in cities across the country one california county yellow county is reporting 70% of people released on zero bail went on commit other crimes some of those crimes are violent. what's it going to take to get lawmakers to change these policies. >> we need to start electing better politicians and really looking into their background. people like our kim gardner, who is our prosecutor and you have kim foxx and other prosecutors across the country who are soros-f

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i think that there is a constituent that will be upset if kamala harris who is the sitting vice president is not the person nominated in 2024, but lack women and women in the democratic part have said that we show out and having a democrat in office is more important than anything else. >> rachel: bypassing kamala harris they will still go? >> jessica: what is on the other side, both parties feel this way that the risk of sitting out because you are mad about this thing and then getting someone else who espouses policy that you disagree with is not work it. it will be an issue for sure, but no one will set out 2022 or 2024. and certainly donald trump is on the ticket, they will show up for whoever has the d next to their name to make sure that won't happen. >> rachel: what is the best change? >> tyrus: that person has not emerged, it's still early in the game. we don't know, same thing with republicans, a lot can happen from now and then, donald trump is the front one, but we are not there yet. a couple of years left to go. he is doing this for the moderates and he is doing this for the i

go to golo.com to get yours. ♪ ♪ >> kamala harris closing of the support of rabid online fan base. the base online. the latest embarrassing story to rucker vice president. a report with disappointing diehard followers know as and i just learned this, the k hyde are finishing. supporters with high expectations have given up on her failures oneself subscribed member of the group, "the disappointment israel." ouch, no wonder the fans want distance at the fox poll neck and puts kamala harris approval at a measly 39%. dana, didn't she hold less than 1% of the democratic primary? >> dana: yes, but she quit in 2019 before the primerica and pulled out because she didn't have money. but then vice president of the united states, these numbers show that people are disappointed with that. and it is always hard from the white house and the last nine months as the poll numbers have been so abysmal is that we just don't communicate as well. and our solution we will get out on the road in d.c. and travel more and talk about all the great things. so this past week, the house passes inflation reduct

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>> of course it is name familiarity, but some of the else does,, let harris. -- kamala harris. suddenly he has gone on the air, airing ads on red states, this image of the fighter for democratic values because he sees democrats, by large part, are not fighting for democratic values. he is going to do it. he has a safe seat and a safe reelection run. part of it is name recognition, but he has also finished behind bernie sanders and kamala harris, who finished third behind californians who want to see her run for president. kristen: senior political editor joe guerra fully. thank you for -- >> thank you. kristen: up next, we will talk about what it is really like living on san francisco streets amid the drug addiction crisis. amid the drug addiction crisis. i was injured in a car crash. amid the drug addiction crisis. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes

and late today with vice president kamala harris passing the tiebreaker, democrats passed the president's economic agenda that had been left for dead. it's a mix of climate spending, lower health care costs and corporate taxes. >>> also, the president left the white house today for the first time in two weeks since he first tested positive for covid. he'll leave tomorrow to tour kentucky's flood damage. natalie brand is on capitol hill for us. natalie? >> mark, the president acknowledged that this bill required compromises, but it includes some of his top policy goals. the legislation now heads to the u.s. house for a vote there expected later this week. >> a great win. >> reporter: after a marathon weekend session that started more than 24 hours ago and ended in a major legislative win for democrats -- >> the vice president votes in the affirmative. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris delivered the tie-breaking vote to pass the climate, health care and tax bill known as the inflation reduction act through evenly divided senate. >> i think it was a historic vote. >> it's an inflatio

maybe if kamala harris didn't praise the defunding of the lapd maybe we could protect more people. of course it is only the latest example of far-left policy failures in major cities as residents in urban precincts all across the country continue to suffer under far left failed leadership. for example, out in minneapolis, the teacher's union there has reached a new agreement which stipulates that white teachers are to be laid off first regardless of their seniority in what appears to be blatantly racist and unlawful. here with reeks clay travis with leo 2.0 terrell. leo, to me that's simple basic fundamental discrimination 101. racism 101. >> for 30 years i've been fighting for equality as a civil rights attorney and that's inequality. that's backwards. you're a hundred percent correct. it's racist. it's discriminatory, it's illegal. it should be invalidated immediately. i read what the union says. they said they want students to have teachers that look like them. wrong. the students need teachers who will educate them. educate. not what they look like! it is insulting that people

and vice president kamala harris is here to launch that she is going to be here any minute now. we believe. i mean, at least they're preparing for her arrival, making sure the whole area secure. you can see them have this entire barricade up with a lot of law enforcement and then all the people who are going into the convention center, they're checking each car, sweeping it, making sure that everything is secure and safe for kamala harris's arrival. now again, let's talk about the why she's here. this is the generation fun. let's take a look at the breakdown of who this money will go towards. it will be $500. a college savings account made for all oakland babies born within the next 4 years in low-income families, $1000 annual scholarship for all low-income oakland, public school students who are pursuing a college degree. >> or trade certificate within the next 4 years. the generation fund will serve 30,000 students for the next generation. this will was all put together by the mayor. community partnerships with the school district's hundreds of local and regional donors. the g

it passed the senate on sunday along party lines, and vice president kamala harris cast the tie-breaking vote. democrats say the bill will use inflation and reduce the federal deficit. republicans have framed it as a package of tax hikes and unnecessary spending that could hurt the economy. >>> the cdc is rolling back covid guidelines regardless of vaccination status. health officials announced new recommendations yesterday saying that the virus is here to stay. chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook explained just one of the biggest changes last night on >> reporter: if you are exposed to somebody with covid, you no longer have to quarantine whether you are vaccinated or not. however, you do need to wear a mask for ten days around others and get tested at day five after exposure or sooner if you have symptoms. >> among other changes if you test positive for covid, you still need to isolate for five days. if you test negative on days six and eight and have either no symptoms or your symptoms are improving, you can go back out, no mask required. in schools, the cdc dropped the test-to

just kamala harris's to take. >> ashley: is there anyone left in biden's corner? we'll ask joe concha next. [sleep app ] close your eyes. deep breath in. i mean, obviously, let it out. ghaa. yeah, i'm not really sure if this is working either. >> todd: "new york times" urging president biden to give up his re-election dream claiming democrats need to nominate a different candidate in 2024. >> ashley: it may not be as simple as selecting vice president kamala harris to run. >> she should have been positioned powerfully and been a person that can lead and she's been in the back. >> the primary is wide open and it is not just kamala harris's to take. >> todd: joe concha joins us now. happy monday. your reaction to the latest iteration of jumping ship, we seem to talk about every two days or so. >> joe: it feels that way. i thought the inflation reduction act would change and turn everything around. as we saw on the sunday shows yesterday, it is speculation about election that is not occurring for another 28 months. i can never remember an administration that has been

every terrible idea that comes out of joe biden and kamala harris, part of me grieves, and part of me celebrates because it is opening people eyes and it is celebrating -- accelerating a coming back. in november we will see a tsunami sweeping this country. [applause] people understand that this is idiocy. think about the idiotic mass schools that the democrats tried to worse on us. remember the rules when you walked into a restaurant and you must wear a mask. until you sit down. and then when you sit down and take your mask off. and remember, this is because of science. and actually, i have a. , -- i have a theory, the covid virus reacts to altitude so that at six foot it is deadly, at three feet, it is completely harmless -- were the bones. [applause] by the way, that is why felty is safe he is only five feet tall. [applause] but people see this, people understand this, and they understand it is not make sense. when i look out here one of the things i love to see is all the young people here at cpac all the young people suffering under communist woke professors. i talked recently wit

a tie-breaking vote from kamala harris. we take a look at one of the biggest investments in climate and what comes next. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> announcing the most recent unprovoked attacks on asian elders. >> calling for more concrete efforts in the city to protect members of the aapi community. christie smith was there at the rally and has more. >> people gathered in washington square park carrying signs and a message. a unified response to violence attacks on asian elders with two must recently in san francisco. >> we are mobilizing because we are tired and overwhelmed. >> they conducted for patrols to help escort seniors around. >> is clear to us and our community that there is an epidemic of racism and violence targeted toward our community. i hear from the elders we patrol worth with and we hear from family members and loved ones as well. >> a 70-year-old woman was beaten and attacked at her senior living facility and the residents of the notices are posted in the buildings

>> gavin newsom and vice president kamala harris. we'll >> 7.29 right now we're checking out the weather. here's a look at the airport. nice ani sunny. a little bit of a breeze, not bad. we've got john in the weather center with another gorgeous look this time at coit tower. john, good morning. yeah. looking a little brighter and brighter. is the mornings gone by? we definitely have seen some great this morning. but starting to see less of it now, as we work our way through the rest of the day, you'll notice that temperatures are actually going to be a little bit warmer than they were yesterday already starting to see those numbers bumping up into the 60's. more and more san jose and fremont at 62 brentwood. you're at 63 right now. cooler spots are certainly in the north bay nevado in petaluma at 54 degrees. keep the light jacket on hand, especially if you are further north in the bay right now, you won't be needing it later today. and temperatures later on in this forecast. we'll make jackets. the last thing you think of you just as

vice president kamala harris returned home to oakland this afternoon. she announced the generation fund a program that aims to help break the cycle of poverty in oakland by making it easier for children in hardest hit communities to go to college kron four's camila barco has the details. >> in her hometown of oakland, vice president kamala harris helped launch the oakland generation find. it's an investment that will help 30,000 oakland students in their education. >> a 50 million dollar fine is now in the bank and ready to get to the next generation of students. with the help of many donors, the oakland generation fund has been established. the fund will expand to programs that have already been up and running the brilliant babies and the scholarship program at the oakland promise. here's how it works of $500. college savings account will be made for all open babies born within the next 4 years going after their college degree or trade certificate within 4 years, that's going to help 30,000 kids by 2035. vice president kamala harris spoke how the oakla

kamala harris, doug imhoff, lisa, this is just spit balling. against mr. kamala harris. are kamelot good? yes. carmello h, whatever doesn't matter. the man she's married to orss kissinger with american. here's a tape. wouldn't you hate him? read i got too excited every day. i need a and he seems completely unfazed that his blocking was clearly those parking spots. . i really got it wrong that i don't know why i figured thatn the first lady doesn't drive .ed yeah, that's a good point. or a real champion married to kamala harris. okay,, question too far above us and snowy canada. the lawmaker, doug ford froml ontario was holding h a news conference and something very unusual happened him. was it a he was pelted with an egg? was it b , he swallowed a bug s or was itne c, he had a sneezing fit? i'm going to go with a he wass pelted with an egg. he p was pelted with an egg that made me deserve that. it actually happened. i don't know. roll tape, please. act i not coming from not coming from a government say it's comingro from the health sectorm. oh,, i just on that one . they

a huge announcement right here in vice president kamala harris's hometown of oakland. she'll be joined by libby schaff to announce this generation fund. and let's talk about who this benefit in benefits of low income families and babies into 4 years old. take a look at your screen. you can see the fun will give a total of 50 million dollars to support low-income students there. 2035 and breaking that down. that's $500. college savings accounts will be made for all oakland babies born within the next 4 years in low-income families, $1000 annual scholarships for income. oakland public school students while they're pursuing their college degree or trade certificate within 4 years, the generation fund will serve 30,000 students for the next generation. and this will this was helped put together by made by the mayor, mayor libby schaff community partnerships. it was a local school district and hundreds 100's of local and regional donors. the goal is to break the cycle of poverty but increasing college access and completion for those most underserved people in oakland. now t

also, vice president kamala harris and governor gavin newsom both in the bay area today. we'll tell you why. and it's a first in california, a latina will now be the chief justice of the california supreme court. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> and welcome to the finest hour. 9 o'clock when things are looking up. yeah, things warm up brighter. if have kids that you hopefully already got them out of the house, maybe you're back now and can enjoy like 5 minutes of peace. for the next we got john in the weather center starting off the 09:00am. good morning, john. yeah. now that moment of quiet to this is if you want to go outside some actual nice, enjoy weather to get out there. maybe get back in the routine of a jog or something. >> look at this. nice clear skies above quite hour right now. doesn't matter where you're at with your at the coast or further inland, there's just patches of low clouds out there. some of our coastal areas are actually a little clearer this morning and some of our bare

. >>> day two of vice president kamala harris' trip to the bay area. she went to her hometown of oakland to celebrate a new program and that breaking the cycle of poverty. belinda jones is in oakland with the promise of higher education for thousands of students. >> reporter: this new investment of millions of dollars could change the trajectory for students for generations to come. >> i want to introduce vice president kamala harris. >> reporter: and i hometown visit, she brought renewed hope and a powerful message about evening the playing field. >> we must pay attention to this issue of equity if we are to expect and allow people to compete on equal footing. >> the emphasis on equality comes as harris joins city and state leaders to announce the launching of the generation fund. oakland's $50 million commitment to increasing access to college in underserved communities. >> i grew up in this community that told us we could be anything. we dreamed of being. i grew up in this community that said dream with ambition. >> reporter: the mayor and community

with kamala harris, we know what is coming out. it doesn't make any sense. >> sean: if you have these challengers around you that think that could run, it's important to announcerly. again, i don't think america wants to see him again. just quickly, only a couple of seconds. the fox news poll showed the right direction and wrong direction numbers, it wasn't republicans that had the largest number of america going the wrong direction. it was independents. how do you win races when independenting are saying at the highest level the country is running the wrong direction? >> the democrats are saying that. the democrats don't want joe biden. that tells you the policies are not working and he's not the torch barer that they're trying to cast him as. and kamala harris all she could repeat is torch barer but doesn't add up to anything. there's no constituency there and they know it. >> sean: you don't get better results if you don't have good policies. >> equity, sean. >> sean: i have to go. you equity man you. >> have a great weekend. >>

senate, kamala harris was the last one. she talks a lot about not being the last person to be in that particular job. i think the beasley campaign is saying that this is an official event and shall be elsewhere, but this has campaign overtones. it would be easier enough for her to fix her scheduled to be there. but we have heard from a lot of democrats nationwide when pressed on these issues, they have mixed feelings about both biden and harris. they are keen on running their own races. it will be interesting, we are to see a lot of midterm-related travel. harris making the trip to north carolina. president biden in pennsylvania, ohio on monday, the record of whether democrats want to be seen with them is different in different places. but this did surprise me a bit because i did think it would be eased enough for sherry beasley to be there. kristen: it is interesting is everything we have talked about. rick klein, thank you so much, we appreciate it. rick: thanks for having me. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about li

and kamala harris is loved0% by blacks. you've got about a 70 percent approval among blacks, even higher among black females. and when you're looking at the primaries, alabama, georgia ,south carolina, you're talking about 50% or more of the democratic primary voters are black and they will be angrylaangr if they perceived ka harris to be dropkick because of her cackle or because of her alleged airheaded. this a criticism they believe and racist.en youd can't spend decadeseo training black people to react to every criticism as a racist criticism and think they're going to stand by passivelyme while kamala harris is run over by somebody else, especially a white male like mayor pete or the governor of california, gavin newsom. gothey are stuck with her. t their diversity, inclusionhe equity party. so you're really here if biden does, she will be the nominee. it's okay. suing chose not the candidate 2 in 2020 four and she would be ai front runner. you're saying if gavin newsom people to judgen challenge her that this is going

and vice president kamala harris made the announcement over at the national hurricane center in miami this afternoon. our dc correspondent raquel martin has that story. the biden administration is investing more than a billion dollars to help communities combating climate related disasters to protect the people >> of nation. vice president kamala harris announced the new funding after visiting the national hurricane center in florida monday, the first day of hurricane season every year. >> more and more powerful hurricanes and tropical storms make landfall. >> and the colts harris says the grant money will help communities prepare and respond to disasters by investing in more resilient infrastructure. >> i it comes as kentucky faces deadly flooding >> and as wildfires spread in california and montana, it is been devastating. what we are witnessing the billion dollars is more than double what the administration spent on resilient infrastructure projects last year. the investment is an effort to meet growing demand for federal aid, according to fema communities last year requested a rec

. > >> today, kamala harris will be in her hometown of oakland. she will join them and to watch the city's generation fund geared toward supporting students from low income households. hundreds of local and regional donors have chipped in to improve access to college and break the cycle of poverty. yesterday, harris met to discuss reproductive rights. > >> a judge will decide in the next few months whether to grant grant a trial to scot peterson. on thursday, the judge in san mateo county questioned the 2000 trial that led to the murder of of lacey and their unborn son. a a decision on a new trial is liy is likely due by mid december. > >> merrick garland is asking a federal court to unfilled a want want for this week's search of the mar-a-lago estate. the search on monday is part of a justice department investigation investigation into the former president's handling of classified documents as he was leaving the white house. good morning to you. it is 5:01 and we have finally made it. oh my gosh! > >> there is so much going on this weekend. this

and vice president kamala harris is expected in the bay area today. we're going to break down what we know so far about her trip and the white house and lawmakers in dc all making responses to the recently released place in numbers. we're going have a live report from dc and just a few minutes. make sure you stick around. >> well, now to monterey county, where a man was attacked by a shark off the coast of lovers point. and does it grow old? it happened as the man was on a power but with his dog on wednesday. well, for us, justin campbell has that story. a local guy was out on a stand-up paddleboard with his dog when all of a sudden a shark attack them. you are looking at bite marks left by a shark. it managed to tear through the installation of a 12 foot paddleboard. well, it's a large shark and the only species that are in our waters that are large enough to create a bite like that are usually white sharks. >> or the great white pacific grove police say the shark swam underneath the board then turned around and took a chunk out of the front end of t

vice president kamala harris who also chairs the national space council. so the government must deepen and strengthen its partnership with the commercial space industry. and to do that, it must bring regulatory rules into the current century. we must write new rules that allow flexibility to incorporate the innovation that is occurring in real time. the vice president says it's become clear the u.s. is not moving fast enough to take advantage of technological advances. we know that we really are quite behind in terms of maximizing our collective understanding about how we will engage on the technology of today. >> and what we can quickly and easily predict will be the technology over the next decades. harris says the public private partnership in space is already benefiting people on earth. >> the with tracking hurricanes are identifying wildfires and she says there's more to come. a new generation of satellites will help us fight the climate crisis. bice tracking and and and allowing us to see the patterns. >> a greenhouse gas emissions. and to see that i