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americans are tired of this. they are tired of all the problems we have. they are tired of demeaning police officers. they are tired of making our army navy marines woke. they are tired of what happened in afghanistan. they are tired of not having a real energy policy. they are tired of fentanyl and open borders. we have enough illegals living here, many of whom are dangerous that literally we could make up another state, it would be the 35th largest state in the union. they are tired and they are tired of joe biden and the democrats. >> new jersey republican congressman, we appreciate it. thank you. >> my pleasure. the congressman was just talking about migrants in the latest slowed of migrants arrived in new york city earlier today. the governors of texas and arizona have been sending buses to new york, washington, d.c. and as of last wednesday chicago. just a taste of what they are seeing at the border. joining us now is the mayor of rio grande city. thank you very much for joining us. it is not clear to us where that bus arrived, where it came from. is

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a warning sign for a low tire would be pulling say your passenger front tire was low. it would start pulling and you would notice that that you would have to physically turn the wheel. the counter react to and most people would not understand that. that was 100 plated tire. that's about to have a field. >> 7.21. the time and also for your money this morning. a warning today about a scam involving payment apps like venmo or zelle. the la times reports that scammers are using stolen credit card numbers to send money to people well, they. pretend like it was an accident than asked them to send the money back. but when you do send the money back, the scammer, then deletes the stolen card from their count and replaces it with a new card that somehow takes your money. if a stranger does send you money. security experts say the safest thing to do is let it sit your digital account and give your bank a call to help you sort it out. we'll take a break at 7.22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. could elizabeth holmes be getting a new trial? will tell you how key witness in h

instead of talking in public, she writes in private my country is tired, tired of betrayal. my country, you are song less and voiceless. i. she was angry. she blamed the west for abandoning afghanistan, 2 men who limit her life. my girl is emerson marlin called in the us here at the command. if i have a president on, the 1st thing i would done would be to form an old female government found not a single man would be thought of it, but i thought i would make sure that women could choose any job they wanted to. again, last that they would be allowed to study and it didn't really belong color open on bass. bohannon hasn't regular basis with mother miss upon them, but some of them left the men with a stay at home for a while to learn what it is like to be a woman van to be prevented from walking and studying on encore at home. they would understand how difficult it is to be confined to a life of breathing children let fall before they would understand what kind of life on berman have to tolerate alone, cadillac escalade up issue, and with a saving water anyway, possible san dieg

, very tired. 0k, we appreciate your _ could get very, very tired. 0k, we appreciate your analysis. businesses in the uk will learn today how the government will help them with their energy bills this winter. the business secretary, jacob rees mogg, is due to announce more details later this morning. the bbc understands the plans will include a discount of a quarter to a third on the current price of energy in the markets and will apply for all businesses for six months initially. michelle 0vens is founder of small business britain. good morning. if that is the announcement, you will get help for six months definitely and for six months definitely and for some businesses, may be longer. you're looking at one third off your energy bills, what will that mean? the bi est what will that mean? the biggest challenge - what will that mean? the biggest challenge for - what will that mean? iie: biggest challenge for a what will that mean? "iie: biggest challenge for a small business is there have been a new energy price up until now. we have seen increases for some businesses up to 1000%. we

they are tired of broken promises. tired of being misled. tired of spin from a white house that seems to govern on the principle that you can fool the people. some of the time and tired of a congress that raises their taxes and wastes their money through the lens of c-span cameras. americans are just dismayed by the sight of a revered institution corrupted by absolute power. a house of representative that now routinely stifles free and open debate cobbles together thousands of pages of bills behind closed doors and refuses to live by the laws it imposes on everyone else. and most damaging, has adopted as its central philosophy, the belief that ordinary people cannot be trusted to spend their own money and make their own decisions. if the american people are willing to let us, we're going to change all that. today, we republicans are signing a contract with america. we pledge ourselves in writing to a new agenda of reform, respect and renewal. reform of congress and other government institutions. respect for the people we serve and represent,

it's not just we are going to go out and we're going to slash tires, deflate tires, a fil. gov. gov courses with cement to stop the privilege from using water when the rest of us can, you've actually done that direct action. and then what happened to you? yeah, i think i have done different direct actions as part of the dakota axis pipeline protest. i had locked myself to horizontal drill. that was boring under the des moines river, which is a source of drinking water for $40000000.00 people. and i was trying to do the felony. i served a month in jail. i had to pay you guys $7000.00 in restitution and $65.00 per day in jail. and i was in there and you know, i'm here to speak on behalf of my friend just who is locked up for 8 years. and i really appreciate history, your comment about the very real risks people face with this, like it's exciting to her port those, you know, tactics and i think acting outside of what has been working as important. but i think i'm here today to speak about the increased criminalization of water protector is the increased criminalization of protesters and how ar

it's not just we are going to go out and we're gonna slash tires, deflate tires, a feel golf, golf courses with cement, to stop the privilege from using water. when the rest of us con, you've actually done that direct action. and then what happened to you? yeah, i think i have done different direct actions as part of the credit access pipeline protest. i had lost myself to her on full drill. that was boring under the de moines river, which is a source of drinking water for $40000000.00 people. and i was trying to enter the felony, i served a month in jail. i had to pay because $7000.00 and restitution and $65.00 per day and jail when i was in there. and you know, i'm here to speak on behalf of my friend jet who is locked up for 8 years. and i really appreciate stream your comment about the very real risks people faced with this. like it's exciting to report those, you know, tactics and i think acting outside of where it has been working is important that i think i'm here today to speak about. the increased criminalization of water protector is the increase criminalization of protesters and

a loose tire busted the window added apartment complex. kumasi: the shocking moment a car nearly hits a little girl at a san mateo intersection. reggie: a vote on whether to extend a mask mandate. kumasi: plus, why you may want to lock up your car if you have a kia. good morning, it is thursday, september 22. reggie: drew, tonight is the first night of fall, do i have that right? drew: you do. reggie: it is the last day of summer. drew: a warming trend is underway. we got rid of the showers yesterday. we are dry and we have really clear skies out there. temperatures a lot cooler this morning compared to this time yesterday. yesterday we had a lot of cities in the 60's. you might need a heavier jacket this morning. 57 right now in san jose. all the way over to the east bay hills, plenty of storms. we are mainly fog free this morning. eyes on the afternoon with a lot of sunshine. 70's and 80's. fall begins at 6:03. kumasi: breaking news in the south bay. a wild crash in san jose. a car plows into an apartment building left a trail of destruc

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. >> one was under the front tire or near the front tire. he was face down and wasn't breathing too good. the other one was in the bushes in front of the house, and on the side of the house the little girl was knocked underneath the bushes. >> the driver of that car might not be to blame. witnesses told police another car, this red chevy impala tried to pass the tan mercury illegally and ended up slamming into it sending that tan mercury right into the children. >> my heart is broken for these kids and i hope and pray they're going to be okay. >> reporter: antioch p.d. tells us multiple witnesses reported seeing it all happen. two of the kids were hurt so bad they had to be life flighted to children's hospital in oakland and the third was taken by ambulance. >> while we understand that everybody is trying to get somewhere quickly, even more importantly than that is getting there safely. >> two adults were also injured and hospitalized. we don't have information on their condition. >> we do know that that red car was towed here to the antioch

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i'm tired of being sick and tired. so i'm taking things into my own hands. and i wanted to clean the park up. i want to make it usable. put some plants, put some grass, some benches so people can come and enjoy a park that was intended for them. >> reporter: so he's leading an effort to clean the area up. but -- >> again, this work is unauthorized and constitutes trespassing. >> reporter: san jose's parks and recreation department, which has jurisdiction over the would-be park says espinoza and those working with him are going rogue, and it won't help or fund construction of the park unless it's safe. >> for example, if rocks are kicked up it can become a tripping hazard, and any below grade infrastructure can be damaged or water lines or power lines can be disrupt. >> reporter: as to what happens next, mark says he plans to continually very gradually develop the park here. the city says if that's the case, they plan to issue a warning. in alviso, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> there have been a lot of people left without power throughout this week, bu

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we have a good day tire by air comparing the there is really a negative trend, political economic distress, spying journalists, worsening situation for the journalist when it comes to that, a safety, abusing justice system, i own generalist. so you ask about how it is possible? well, a we very lying a lot on member states, rules and legislation, and at some omen we realized wait a minute. this is funny reference problem. and if we let the threat continue, if the media will be weakened to be on some line, we will not be able to see democracy protected sufficiently. so that's why we are coming with the legally binding rules. and i believe that we had a difficult legislative process maybe, but i'm ready very to push it through because i believe we need it. so you saying that the member states are to blame for the situation? no, i would not formulate that i, i just realized that we have a very even stunned down level of protection of media in our member states. that our country's out a lot of safeguards and i can name germany. that's why i had to give a lot of promises to different german figu

but that the people in ukraine don't have this luxury of getting tired of the war. socrates in pakistan now estimate that some 1500 people have lost their lives and the devastating flooding their hundreds of thousands more are said to be homeless as huge sways of the country remain under water. many areas badly hit by the flooding a heavily dependent on agriculture. meaning many farmers have also lost their livelihoods sailing through what was once it banana grew. mohammed eunice is counting his losses. flood water has swallowed up his entire plantation, a vast area, foreign land stretching nearly 15 football fields. it is now nearly fully submerged . hoping to salvage some of the crops, he instructs a worker to jump in. but the water has seep through the fruit. again, no trader is going to buy these bananas even animals. what 8 them because they're rotten inside. like that unit says that his yield was normally worth the equivalent of almost $3000.00 us dollars for every harvest. but it's not just his livelihood that's at stake. like it to the mean if anybody i own these lions and now t

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he is tired of government working against the people. and i tell you we all need to get out and go, we need to get everybody registered to vote, this is a dead heat. warnock never knew that was going to happen. he could win this, and all eyes are on georgia. [applause] if you want to win this, if you want to a fighter, and if you want a freedom fighter of the patriot. someone who will walk for -- watch out for your money and kids, you will elect a senator who will never stop having your back. give it up for herschel walker. [applause] >> herschel walker. herschel walker: how are you doing? another day to be glad in it. i give lord to my father jesus, if you do not acknowledge him he will not acknowledge you. i came knocking a let me in. i want to acknowledge my wife, because i am in this fight. she's in this fight with me. i want to thank haley for her words and a great example of how american indian community. she is a great example. [applause] i will talk about leadership. we are on the unity tour. my opponent raphael warnock, i rememb

. >>> plus -- >> work all day, tired, trying to get home. this is not fun. >> all that heat sparking a major commuter slowdown. the issue bringing b.a.r.t. trains to a stop in contra costa county and the repairs under way. this is "today in the bay" live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> good wednesday morning to you. thanks for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. we want to get right to kari hall who has another scorching day ahead. you said yesterday was the peak. >> it's a little bit lower today, but still pretty hot, especially with it happening day after day. we're starting with our temperatures in the upper 60s. we have some low 60s in santa rosa, napa at 69 degrees. 74 in martinez. 76 in livermore. as we look at our south bay high temperatures for this afternoon, after yesterday's 106, how about 103 today? we'll see a high of 106 in morgan hill. and for the east bay, we're still seeing widespread triple digits with martinez hitting 104. oakland reaching 89 degrees. we'll s

>> tired. very tired. >> tired now. the worst is over. we're there, aren't we? we're practically there. at least one's a trooper. she has done so well. >> how old is she? >> she's 8. >> reporter: 8 years old. wow. becky, people from all ages, all areas. we've met people from all cray yos grenade, from scotland, wales. start canada, the united states, south africa, the list goes on and on. in about an hour and 20 minutes or so, in theory, the last person should file past the could have been. people have been given numbered wristbands here. the very first ones that were given out on wednesday had single digits. the first american to go in, his wristband said 12. the wristbands that these folks have on right now, they say 241,000. becky? >> wow. that's unbelievable, isn't it? well, i know that the queue was finally closed between sort of 8:30 and 10:00 p.m. last night. and it is, as i say, just after 5:00 in the morning now. scott mclean, thank you. well, security in london is at its highest level in memory as dozens of world leaders gather for the queen's funeral.

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i think folks are tired of talking about, hearing about covid. we're going on three years practically. at a certain point people start to tune out. as you guys said in your intro, even the president is say, the pandemic is over. people are generally tired of thinking about and talking about these issues. >> in terms of human psychology, when we're tired of something because it's gone on for so long what starts to happen? what kind of things do we man test and what kind of things do we decide to drop and how do we decide to behave? >> two of the biggest things for sure are attention. so people are likely at this point, rather than turning toward things having to do with covid that they see in the news or on twitter or elsewhere, they might just turn away and stop thinking about them, stop listening to them, start ignoring them a bit more. the second is behavioral. so with that lack of attention comes a lack of motivation to want to do anything about things related to covid and what got us thinking about this in particular is the rollout of the biv