This country in more than a century. From the areas local news station, youre watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. Good morning. Thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. Im stephanie lin. It is sunday august the 13th, another warm one for us today. Lets get your day started with a first look at the weather with dave sphar made good morning, stephanie. Good morning, everybody. And it will be quite warm. But again, for those inland valleys, it looks like by this afternoon as were Still Holding on to summer here. However. It looks like conditions will be much hotter away from home will be showing you this a little bit. Heres whats going on outside. Heres the leftover fog along the east bay shoreline. But right above and you can see the blue skies. Thats basically the future that were talking about. Our temperatures thus far were in the 60s in the east bay. For the most part. 71 in antioch, 50s cover most of the west to ken. Nice. Cool. 55. There and Half Moon
Harris and we have breaking news now. The Defense Attorneys for former President Donald Trump have just wrapped up their third day of Cross Examination of the convicted liar, the star witness for the prosecution, Michael Cohen. And it has been another key big day. Earlier today, cohen admitted to stealing from the trump organization. Or, as my guest, matt whitaker, said last hour, embezzlement. Cohen also lied about trump to congress and secretly recorded their conversations. We knew all that, and now the defense is hoping all of these details, along with the new one of how he was embezzling cash from the trump organization, will leave jurors with a single conclusion the prosecutions star witness cannot be trusted. This is outnumbered trade im here with my coasts, Emily Compagno and Kayleigh Mcenany in Fox News Contributor and editor in chief of the federalists, mollie hemingway. And 32nd Undersecretary Of The Army and attorney patrick j murphy. For today, it has been a devastating str
Good evening, everyone. Good evening. Thank you so much for that very kind introduction. Im really happy to be here. As you can tell, i have an amazing support team which includes three tiny people under the age of 3. It is a wonder that this book ever got written in the last few years. [laughter] but i told them id tell them thank you to cyrus and jasper do you want to wave . Want to wave . And asa, whos too little to wave, and my mom and the flannerys and so many of you who are familiar and my friends and my distant family. Thank you for coming tonight. So i was told that over the next 30 or so minutes that i should do a reading and speak for about 25 of those. Id like to make that a little more brief so that we can have a little more conversation if theres an interest there, and we can have some questions. But i would like to tell you, and im going to go light on the reading tonight, heavy on just the storytelling. I would like to tell you about the entrepreneurs that bookend what i
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Plaza. Pam there a San Francisco firefighter in the area tackled the man, and he was arrested and will likely be charged with numerous counts of hit and run as well as car theft. Reporter happening today 20 million gal. Of water and counting that is how much gushed out when a 93 year old water main burst near the campus of ucla gushed out. Reporter uclas Pauley Pavilion is drying out from flood los angeles uclas storied basketball arena Pauley Pavilion is drying out after the court was deluged by 10 inches of water when a 93 yearold water main burst angeles westwood neighborhood. Reporter ucla chancellor gene block says workers were busy cleaning up and assessing damage from tuesdays flood. He says they hope to quickly floor. Reporter Athletic Director dan will play in pauley this fall, either on a refurbished or new court. The 49yearold building containing precious artifacts from the john wooden era was renovated for 136 million less than two years ago. Reporter parking structures wil