them back. this is american voices. hello, everyone i m julio castro in for alicia menendez. we begin this hour with president trump s rage against democracy. and those calling it what it truly is, a danger to democracy. saturday in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, trump ranted for more than two hours at a rally for pennsylvania s gubernatorial candidate doug mastriano and gop senate candidate doctor oz. it was the former guy s first public rally and speech since the fbi search at mar-a-lago last month. as you can imagine, it quickly devolved into nothing more than a tirade against the man who beat him, president joe biden. he called biden an enemy of the state and the fbi and the department of justice, vicious monsters. well it s pretty much always the case, trump is clearly more angry at biden-than-normal after biden gave a primetime speech last week and philly, trying a clear line between maga and mainstream republicans. and this morning, just hours after donald trump muddy t
incredible. just gives you goosebumps, all the feels, what a loss, and what a way to honor his dad. a special moment from the foo fighters. good morning to you, everyone. welcome to your new day. i m amara walker. i m boris sanchez. there was a bizarre scare in the sky, a man stealing a plane threatening to crash it over a small town in mississippi, even posting a good-bye on facebook. what we re learning about the pilot and how the situation was ultimately resolved. and for a second time, nasa is forced to call off the launch of the artemis i rocket. this time because of an hydrogen leak. how long will it take to fix the issue and when will they try to launch again? plus, over 40 million people under heat alerts today amid dangerous temperatures. we re going to tell you which cities could potentially break records and what it means for the rest of your labor day weekend. and troubling news in the classroom. testing scores plummeting across the country after t
won t come until tomorrow. these conditions making the already dangerous fight against two raging wildfires in northern california all the more peril yous. more than 10,000 acres scorched and still growing. governor gavin newsom is declaring a state of emergency. hundreds evacuated as flames race closer to homes and structures. our chris winn and cnn meteorologist tom sare here to walk us through it all. you have in santa monica, and that s where we in the west go to cool down. how hot is it there now? hey, sara, temperatures are approaching 100 degrees. simply put, people here aren t used to this, especially with california in its longest heat wave of the year. state officials are once again issuing a flex alert asked to conserve energy between the hours of 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. that means bring up the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher, avoid the use of major appliances and turning off lights when possible. it all sounds very basic but it s meant to be helpful because govern
To have two in one year that are like this is just its something i cant even fathom. A massive fire in the same spot not once but twice. And hours after this fireball in the east bay crews remain at the scene tonight as an unstable crane has residents on edge. Its scary. First of all, we dont know what to expect, what every day, you know, will bring. Good evening. Im eric thomas. Crews are working right now at the scene of that massive fire in emeryville. The fire starte around 5 00 this morning at a construction site that has now burned twice in one year. 18 hours later the fire is still smoldering in some spots, and theres also an unstable crane in the middle of the burn area. Abc 7 News Reporter lisa aminute galician joins us live from the scene at adeline street. Whats happening now, lisa . Reporter eric, this situation is still very unstable. The heavy equipment arrived a short time ago and we were forced to move back to this area in case that crane falls. The man is to dismantle
There, they find an air dome. Once they got there, gina started experiencing problems. This air is not good. The pressure. Put your regulator on. I cant. You can hear her panicking. Shes communicating that her inflator isnt working. In fact, it came loose. And now its taking in water. And that is what keeps you buoyant. Stop, stop, stop. This is a nightmare. Literally peoples nightmares, the kind people wake up from a cold sweat from, but shes not waking up. Shes been diving for 25 years. Nine years cave diving. Breathe off the regulator. Breathe off the regulator. The air in here is not good. Breathe off the regulator. It really just does go to show that if you let things snowball, even the best diver can get into a bad situation. Youll be happy to know that everybody was very calm around her and able to guide her out of this situation carefully. You can see exactly what happened. The video is on rightthisminute. Com, click on tv show, or check it out on our mobile app. Streets of mel