at one: 45, president obama is in california meeting with 1:45, president obama is meeting with mark zuckerberg. at 5:15, jake sullivan. in 90 minutes, david hawking of roll call on the sit-in by house democrats calling for a vote on gun legislation. at 9:15, lawrence hurley, the supreme court correspondent. he is here to discuss the supreme court rulings and the university of texas admissions program. will continue to exist, -- demand action, whether it is on the floor around america. we are not giving up, we are not giving in. we will continue to work. john lewis outside the u.s. house of representatives after yesterday's wrapup of the 25 hour democratic sit-in on the floor of the u.s. house over gun legislation. good morning and welcome to "washington journal" for this friday, june 20 4, 2016. we begin the program asking you about them and the impact of the house democrat sit-in on gun legislation. here is how to join the nv

the obamas have landed in northern california. right now-- the first family is making the rounds at yosemite national par >>> the obama's have landed in northern california. they are making the rounds at yosemite national park. maybe not right now. earlier, hiking and a speech by the president. the president there in honor of the 100th anniversary of the national parks system coming up in august. he's early. thursday, he will be in the south bay participating in a global entrepreneurship. that's being held at stanford. he is pushing the fact you have to not only have the national parks, you have to maintain them and keep them up. there he is. thanks for watching nbc bay area news. "saturday night live" coming up next. good night. >> welcome back. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. welcome back to "at this hour." i'm kate bolduan. i've got the brain for msnbc but the hair for fox news, so here i am at cnn. well, it's been another bad week for donald trump with women.

.: the reverberations have been felt in the united states where president obama spoke today in californiapresident obama: i think yesterday's vote speaks to the ongoing changes and challenges raised by globalization, but u.k.'s relationship with the eu will change, one thing that will not change is our relationship with the nation's. ts. the eu will be one of our indispensable partners. john h.: negotiations will now commence in a hurry if the jilted continentals have their way. brussels is trying to calm other nervous nation's. netherlands is talking about following britain's lead. we did talk about the politics in britain which is now totally irrelevant at this point, but my biggest question is is this the beginning of the unraveling of the eu? john m.: possibly. we are already seeing france and germany beginning to argue. merkel says i want a quick divorce. she also says maybe we need to reform the eu. she is taking one lesson away from this. britishtally, the thought it was not that good and that is part of it. she wants to push through reforms. leader who said it is impossible to per

california. >> let's remember when hillary clinton beat barack obama in california it didn't change the directionf 2008 nomination. i believe that hillary clinton will win california and i think her speech yesterday turned the corner in that regard. the bottom line, she's mathematically the nominee, bern ji-- bernie sanders has to win 700%. >> that was in february when she beat barack obama. >> she's won the popularity vote and no matter what happens in california, that's not going to change it. >> the way it's going to change it, bernie sanders has a chance of winning and the momentum. she's limping to her convention. every single person out there, most of us think she's a weak candidate and i think-- >> i think that's my friend ed's wishful thinking liz: that's why we have you, fair and balanceded. we'll have much more on the 2016 race in just minutes. trump spokesperson, katrina pierson how the billionaire businessman plans to nab the group of voters he's struggled with, women. don't miss that, closing bell, we're 44 minutes away. and the alarm bells are sounding in venezuela. is venezuelas ab

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. >>> the obamas are in california they are making the rounds at yosemite national park. hiking and a speech all part of the itinerary today. the president is there in honor of the 100th anniversary of the national park system. the weight to get into yosemite today four hours because of the president's visit. and on thursday, mr. obama will be in the south bay to participate in the global entrepreneur ship summit. things warming up. >> starting to see a little bit of a warm up today and a lot more over the next couple of afternoons. clear skies right now, including san francisco. we are now down to 65 cease,deg. you see numbers still hanging on to the 70's, 72 in san jose where we've got some hazy skies. earlier temperatures close to the low 80's around downtown. you see 77 degrees outside and into san francisco we should see a few patches of low clouds heading towards tomorrow morning. 65 degrees wind speeds still out of the west at 20 miles per hour. we should see a little less of that ocean air conditioning as high pressure strengthens. let's of an on-shore breeze and

. >> we all know recent history and remember what the fear was in 2008 when obama lost california and became the nominee and everyone said he will never unify the party but hillary clinton played ball. if you recall she said okay, i am in it for you and she came to his side. >> look what is happening with the never trump movement, you have people back in march saying never trump under any circumstances. he became the nominee. there supporters are migrating towards trump because he is the nominee. >> maybe it is his politics and dollars hunky-dory. what is it that bernie sanders wants? your thoughts. >> great question. we will find out at the convention what he ultimately wants. i will say this in regard to bernie sanders. he will lose the nomination but bernie is the precursor to what comes next, the democratic party has been moving left. i think bernie is the messenger for what comes next. >> people don't understand what he is talking about. when you have supporters of bernie sanders that say they would vote for donald trump, that tells me hillary clinton is just a bad candidate beca

the campaign will point to the fact, look, barak obama lost california back in 2008. but secretary clinton, with a long long democrat, sanders not a long time democrat. i asked him if he felt a loyalty to the democratic party. he sort of side stepped the question and said he feels very vigorous about defeating donald trump. he wouldn't say he feels loyalty to the democratic party. that's a big difference in how he will think about this moving forward. i did talk to one of his top officials, chris, who said, if we can't win california, it is going to be tough to stay in the race. there will be disagreement about that after tuesday if he doesn't win this state. you are right, if clinton loses here, it would be a blow. it wouldn't be a fatal blow, certainly, because as you have been reporting all night, it's likely that she will clinch the nomination before all of the votes are counted here. i think though when you talk about walking a fine line, the tone is going to be really important. i have to tell you, chris, there was a little bit of news earlier this evening when

later today hillary clinton condemn the violence, but neither bernie sanders, nor president obama, nor california'sernor, jerry brown, personally came out and condemned the violation. and very likely -- the violence. and very likely the national liberal media will in no way hold them accountable or the left-wing activists who assembled and led the mob. we take all of this up with former house speaker newt gingrich and the weekly standard's fred barnes. we have a lot to discuss tonight, including the fight for california's democratic delegates, clinton and bernie sanders are knotted up in the most recent polls. there are only four days until tuesday's primary. hillary and her husband bill campaigning hard in the golden state, holding more than two dozen events before election day. also tonight a shockingly disappointing may unemployment report that makes the case for a president who truly cares about creating jobs. the economy added only 38,000 jobs last month. but don't worry, labor department math means the unemployment rate actually fell, dropping to 4.7%. we'll have a full report for you here to

obama on the west coast this weekend celebrating the 100th birthday of the national park service. the president and first lady met with fourth graders at yesemite national park right there in californiamr. obama says he wants more people to appreciate and visit national parks all across the country. >> these spaces are sacred, they are for everyone, not just for the few and be preserved for future generations. >> the president also used his trip to point out effects of climate change. he says rising temperatures are causing parks meadow toss dry out. president obama will stay in yesemite overnight and head back to washington tomorrow. >>> no word if hillary or bill clinton were with their daughter today, who gave birth to her second child. chelsea tweeted this morning that she gave birth to a boy aidan clinton mezvinsky. baby aidan joins big sister charlotte who turns two on september 26th. >>> it was all about family at a festival in germantown. >> ♪ >> the local community gathered to celebrate juneteenth today, juneteenth started as a celebration to commemorate end of the slavery in the u.s. today is a daze to honor african-american history and achievement. it is organized by the p

arantxa: cerca de 400.000 inmigrantes en california que no pueden acceder al programa de atenciÓn de obamaciÓn de ley para que entre en efecto. >> el gobernador jerry brown, se aprovecharon de una clÁusula que permite a cualquier estado solicitar del gobierno federal que le permita dar acceso a los programas de obamacare a los indocumentados. Éste deberÁ probarlo siempre y cuando no le cueste un centavo al gobierno federal. reportera: esto beneficiarÍa casi 400000 indocumentados que atraen la mente no pueden cubrirlo. >> serÁ el seguro que ha comprado el indocumentado es que cubra los gastos mÉdicos. reportera: es buena noticia que los indocumentados pudieran tener acceso al obamacare, los costos de cada uno de los planes y lo que cubre podrÍa desalentar a una comunidad que no siempre tiene los mejores salarios. >> siempre, el que tiene mÁs va a tener mejor servicio y el que no tiene va a recibir servicio pero quÉ tipo de servicio? esto desanima al paciente. yo no lo veo muy alentador aquÍ lo que se quiere hacer con este gobierno es no cargar ya con la carga, valga la redundancia, con la c

between herself and sanders, if she loses this, it is a big black eye, she got california in 2008 against president obamakennedy: usually, i think by time you get to california, you already know the landscape, long before this late in primary season, i guess we're going to know earlier that evening when new jersey polls close. >> first time in 5 election cycle that california counted at all even californians are like, really be wait, me? kennedy: what about inland. >> some of the inland counties he gave one speech but so did donald trump, he poke t spoke to the farmers saying that the drought conditions have been infairly imposed on you saving these little fish. inland is questionable. other strong suit as far as independence, san diego you saw a lot of people came out against trump, we don't know what they are for. but there is a big naval base that goes republican. kennedy: you know the republicans strong hold is real in the oc but this san diego you are right on the border. >> yes. >> 50% latino in theory for clinton but general theme, ex-burbs, and subsao diseush suburbed sanders. >> this race so far

. >> president obama will travel to california tomorrow. today he was in orlando. something he's done many times consuling victims and family members following a mass shooting. there is new details of what the gunman was doing during the attack. here is nbc's jay gray. >> 49 roses, public display from president obama and vice president, biden. >> survivors and families of the victims and first responders in orlando. >> today, once again, this is been true too many times before. i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked why does this keep happening? >> a question that echoes across the cities and stunned the nation. >> congress again based o p gun control. >> the investigation intensifies here. federal agents confirmed that mateen spent significant time on the cell phone during the attack making calls posting terrorist propaganda online and searching headlines about the massacre and texting his wife. >> one point she writes "where are you"? >> she response, "do you see what's happening." >> his last text "i love you babe." >> we know that

and up next, president obama and his family are in california, the anniversary they will mark with a to yosemite. . >>> president obama request his oral daughter -- about his older daughter arrived today. they will travel to the park. president obama is expected to focus the need to preserve our countries national treasures in a speech. some visitors are hoping that the president's visit won't disrupt their vacation plans. >> people travel to see the beauty of yosemite. waterfalls. half dome, hiking trails. >> gorgeous -- i think it's exciting. >> i hope it doesn't cause problems, these are our parks and he's our president, hopefully he's sensitive to that. >> while crews are setting up for his speech, visitors hope his visit won't damper their plans. >> it's wonderful, it's poor timing for us. >> she's attending a wedding and hope crowds don't spoil the ceremony. >> or make it difficult to get groceries, i'm sure it will work out. >> a lot of people didn't know president obama was coming here to chris suchan, they southern california -- yosemite. last year the president launched eve

connell: in california. >> she beat obama in california, was the nominee, supported him on the platforme party was united. there is no difference. bernie sanders represents the base of the party that historically has always been strong in caucus states in certain liberal primary voting states. if he wins in california, difficult for people like me to cope with that but she will be the nominee and i guarantee you on the air they get their hands raised and the night of her acceptance speech on the platform with hands raised with moderate and conservative and all kinds of democrat supporting clinton. bring me back -- connell: we have got the tape. good to see you for making the case. for hillary clinton, we talked about jeff bezos's story, how he is predicting a major emergence for artificial intelligence, how big will it get? how will it affect our lives next? nicole: i am nickel pedallides, we are starting june with down arrows so we are off the lows of the day, happening over 120 points, the dow is down 28, the be down 2 and the nasdaq relatively flat, fractionally lower. looking at a c

libertarian so i'm -- what are we doing thinking of more ways to spend money, especially in california. obama said you can keep your plan, and no it's not for illegal immigrants. deirdre: this is being considered in california, colorado is watching, other states as well. oregon. so the expansion to kat's plan offending looks like it's inevitable. >> this is not a vast left-wing conspiracy. these are -- this an opportunity to engage in some kind of innovation which is something the obama administration has done in terms of education. and -- >> it's malarkey. >> the fact of the matter is government -- we paid for this anyway when individual who are documented go to our hospitals and take advantage of the opportunity. deirdre: what about how it somehow saves money? >> it doesn't save money. we are one of the most sanctuary cities in the country are in the state of california. what the democrats are hoping is governor brown will pass this and hillary clinton as president can weigh in and they can use this to keep people on the dome across the country so they can control the white house until the

mark: president obama is in palo alto, california for an entrepreneur summit. rst topic he addressed was reaction to the u.k. decision to leave the eu. president obama: just a few hours ago, i spoke with prime minister david cameron. david has been an outstanding friend and partner on the global stage. based on our conversation, i'm confident the uk's committed to an orderly transition out of the you. -- the eu. mark: the special relationship between the two nations will not change. itsident vladimir putin says is not the kremlin's position to interfere in decisions made by britain. the prime and asked her said the result had risks for the world economy and therefore the russian economy. pope francis bringing a message of hope and solidarity to armenia. the pontiff will pray in armenia stirrer site -- genocide memorial and pray for peace during in the -- a service. the u.s. military has launched its first airstrikes against the television in afghanistan since president obama's decision to expand america's involvement against insurgents. the airstrikes began this

obama. >> >> the california secretary of state says nearly 18 million californians are register to do vote. that is the highest ever statewide total heading into a primary election. many of those newly registered voters are young people. that's bad news for secretary clinton. good news for senator sanders. many of the young think, like our next guest. erin is just 25. she ♪ only a sanders supporter but also a california candidate for congress. if she wins in tomorrow and november she will be the youngest woman ever elect to do congress. erin schrody joins us. people like bernieg me. sanders? >> it's that energy. the ignored, the excluded, the disenfranchised. he is giving a voice to so many people who have never seen their perspective represented in the political arena. well, but doesn't it bother them in terms of, quote, a voice is that he has been in congress for about 30 years and he hasn't given them that vote? he doesn't have a huge record? does that in any way distress this sort of young people as they sort of get whipped up in the enthusiasm? >> you know, i think it's that messaging

this was an area barack obama won in california even though hillary clinton was winning the state. so we're looking to -- as you look back in, now we're up to 35%. so we're beginning to get a trickle. we're get votes as opposed to absentee ballots. the clinton campaign had a good absentee ballot initiative. these are healthy leads. this is a very significant ashgs very qu , a very convincing lead at the moment s this possible? i would say, you know, let's stay tuned a little longer so we can get about 50% of the vote statewide. as you move around, everywhere you go, 32% here. very healthy clinton lead. these are very small areas of the state. so if you look at this now, yeah, if you were on a late flight from l.a. to vegas, you would put your money on hillary clinton. i would like to see the state count the votes faster and get us above 50%. >> if she's at that margin with above 50%, then there is virtually no way he's going to be able to overcome 400,000 lead. >> right. you just want it to goup a little bit. to put in context, let's reinforce this. earlier, secretary clinton was i

she doesn't have obama and everyone else making the case for her. once california'sin the primary is over, she will have the whole party behind her, and obama will be an asset, because he is right now at a 52%, 53% approval rating. when the incumbent president is at an approval rating like that, usually helps the candidate of the same party. i also think the case against trump that obama will make is a case that he has made even before trump's candidacy existed. john: although he is extraordinarily good as a campaigner, he did not love the campaign. he liked governing better than campaigning. jon: i think so. with the exception that he really likes making the case. he likes being out on the stop -- stump and telling a story and making the case. john: you think he would be a real asset to her, and enjoy doing this. he has the bit between his teeth to go do this. jon: i think he has been itching to do this, is also acts as a cap on his eight years in office. he's going to give a farewell address at some point, and at that point, there will already be a president and a

. >>> a live look now on the global entrepreneurial summit in california at stanford. president obamaeech there in a few moment. it will be the first time since we heard from him since the united kingdom voted of european union. when we see the president, we'll go to stanford california. president obama is against britain -- the white house issuing a statement saying in part, the people of the united kingdom have spoken and we respect their decision. the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom is enduring, nato remains a vital corner stone. ron allen stations where he is outside the white house with more on the brexit fall out and the vote here. first of all, ron, do we know where president obama have spoken to prime minister cameron just yet? >> no, we don't. he will we veal threveal that i comment. president obama went to london and spoke very force fully against britain using eu. it is not american's interest. the president said, you know, we are friends and friends should say what's on their mind. he and cameron has a really good working relationship.

president obama is heading to california today for fundraisers and to take part in the global entrepreneurship summit at stanford university. at 1:45 you will be sitting down with mike zuckerberg. we will have live coverage here on c-span, again, starting at 1:45 eastern. we'll be live with jake sullivan, foreign policy advisor for the democratic presidential candidate for hillary clinton. he talks about national security and foreign policy in the 2016 presidential campaign. that will be this afternoon at 5:15 eastern. >> you realize this is not only something i'd love to do but something that could be different from the kinds of books that have been written about macarthur in the past and a way in which to really rethink and re-evaluate who this person was, what his real significance was, what his virtues really were that made him the most -- one of the most adored andage lated figures in american history but -- agilated figures in american history but his flaws and made him unpleasant and even hated by millions of people. >> sunday night on "q&a," hudson institute senior fellow arthur herman

the california state teachers retirement system and the public employee retirement system has voted to divest from companies that make guns. >>> president obama will be back in california later this week. the president who spent part of father's day weekend with his family at yosemite will return to our part of the state on thursday. he will spend the night in san jose. the president will speak at the global entrepreneurship summit being held at stanford on friday morning. >>> right now it is 11 minutes after 4:00. and honoring a fallen san jose police officer. coming up in 20 minutes, what is being done today to pay transit to officer michael catherman. >>> the warriors are rumored to be targeting big name players in free agency this summer. up next the latest report that says they may be eyeing a dallas maverick. hmmm... >> reporter: good morning. we're looking at that east bay commute. so far so good on the roads here. you can see 80 westbound, a nice-looking drive as you drive through berkeley and emeryville and oakland. >>> and i am eyeing maybe higher clouds but also some very warm temps. not smoking hot like l.a. though. that's for sur

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reverberations have been felt in the united states where president obama addressed the brexit results today at the top of the summit in californiapresident obama: i think yesterday's vote speaks to the ongoing changes and challenges that are raised by globalization, but while the u.k.'s relationship with the eu will change, one thing that will not change is there a special relationship that exists between our two nations. that will enter. -- endure. the eu will be one of our indispensable partners. john h.: negotiations will now commence in a hurry if the jilted continentals have their way. the eu officials in brussels are now trying to calm other nerf's nations as oculus groups in france and the netherlands are talking about following britain's lead. john, we could talk about the politics of what happened in britain, which may be totally irrelevant, which may be a totally irrelevant country at this point. but my biggest question is is this the beginning of the unraveling of the eu? john m.: possibly. we are already seeing that bit where france and germany are arguing about what to do. merkel says i want a quick divorce. let's g

obama. even in california. the polls looked close that fall. brown actually thought he could lose. he had to do something. and so what did he do? he swallowed hard. he swallowed very hard. he reached out to the man he had tormented all those years ago. >> president bill clinton! >> former president clnl urged democrats to put aside their disappointment about the economic climate and the state of politics and do something about it. turn out to vote. >> elect jerry brown and gavin newsom! will you tell your counterparts you were not here tonight, they have to vote too. bring it in, god bless you. >> here's the thing about politics. everything that everyone does, well, it's for a reason. jerry brown needed that boost from bill clinton in 2010. it could not have been easy for him to ask for that favor. but he felt like he had to and so he did. but bill clinton didn't have to say yes, except that he had something to gain as well. after all, who wouldn't want to have a friend, a new friend, an enemy-turned-friend, who happened to be returning the largest state in america? a friend who ri

california. >>> president obama scolds congress after today's major supreme court ruling. the supreme court split and blocked president obama's plan to protect 5 million undocumented immigrants from possible deportation. >> we have local reaction to the ruling. lyanne? >> well, when you have a tie, the decision of the lower court stands. >> she believes it helped bring down the president's immigration policy. because her children were born in the united statesooç the pla would have protected her. of the undocumented immigrants, the policy would have benefited 5 million of them. >> we're going to have to decide if people accept the cruelty of ripping children from their parents' arms. >> the death of justice scalia left the court divided on on the issue. >> there is no public hearing or notices required and this is something that congress needs to do aay with. >> the fact that he tried on this does help them. it would have put a big feather in his cap if the supreme court had given the program a blessing. >> and the president could decide to give it another shot. by then, w

both being adjudicated by a federal judge out in california appointed by president obama.t those six plaintiffs in perspective and context, they are six out of somewhere around 10,000 people who were students at the trump university. six. out of about 10,000. good grief. how big is the role of the democratic party in all of this is this wel ? well, as the math would suggest, it's so simple that you would get democratic are involved. the federal judge presiding over the california cases is an obama appointee. how political is he? he had ordered a hearing on the first day of the national convention, but he recanted after news outlets took note of his blatant motive. and one of the law firms representing the plaintiffs, i can't tell you if it's two, three or four or five, robbins, geller, rudman and dowd paid the clintons almost $700,000 in speaking fees. and it includes speeches made while the lawsuit has been you said way. that might to some laymen seem like a conflict of interest, but not for the law. of course hillary clinton today trying to capitalize on the lawsuits say

reporter: president obama was out in california earlier today. he gave a just very brief speech about "brexit." he said that he had spoken with david cameron, british prime minister, earlier in the day. also said he had spoken with germany's chancellor angela merkel. he described cameron as a good friend and good partner on the world stage. you might remember a couple months ago when president obama was in that region he had someone gave a warning to uk voters if they were to leave the european union they would go to quote, back of the queue as it relates to trade deals. that could have taken at the time some five to 10 years to shake out. when he was speaking in california earlier today, president obama did not repeat that position. listen here. >> based on our conversation i'm confident that the uk is committed to an orderly transition out of the eu. while the uk's relationship with the eu will change, one thing that will not change, special relationship between our two nations. reporter: vice president joe biden happened to be in ireland givin

we'll tell you about the unfinished business that brought president obama to the california national park. (whispering): what are you doing up? (whispering): mom said i could have a midnight snack. (whispering): well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. (whispering): why? (whispering): because i am the boss. (whispering): you're not the boss, mom's the boss. (whispering): well, technically, we are co-bosses. (whispering): technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. mmmm... yoplait. (adli) >>> welcome back. it's a beautiful day. we look at san francisco from san bruno mountain on a very warm father's day. it will get hot. find some air conditioning if you can. >>> there is a report that apple is backing away from the gop national convention and it has to do with the party's presidential nominee donald trump. politico is reporting that apple told republican leaders it will not give any money nor support to the upcoming convention in cleveland like it has done in the past because of trump's controversial comments about women, immigration, and minorities. the news outlet is citing t

obama. still, i think california is bigger than anything else. >> i don't think that it is a surprise to the sanders people what obama is doing, he's been pretty open about how he was approaching this. and i think that he probably was open with them privately and as we've said before, he and senator sanders had a long conversation over the weekend. he's been very respectful of bernie sanders. he has not stepped out in this race and, you know, he's waited for the verdict of the voters. and i expect that he will proceed in a way that is respectful of bernie sanders and what he has accomplished in this race. as he tries to bring everyone together. >> and -- >> i think, i think president obama's going to be crucial, obviously, but i think part of the process, the most important part of the sprosz hillary clinton and bernie sanders sipting down together. i know their campaigns have been talking, but you know, there's there needs to be some air cleared. they need to get things off their chest about what was said during the campaign and how it was said. and they need -- >> "saturday night live" ski

. >> you know it is unclear because obviously she won california herself eight years ago. she beat barack obamaeally soundly in california in 2008 but we forget before we get to the california the polls close in the great garden state of new jersey, my home state, where harris lives now and she will clinch it before the polls close because new jersey closes at 8:00 eastern time. the question for bernie sanders. he does not have the pledged delegates to two forward. the superdelegate system, elizabeth warren agrees as well, it is insane system and should get rid of it, since it exists for now, what she should do, what hillary clinton should do is get enough superdelegates putting letter out in the next week saying we're not switching our vote, bernie sanders, give it up. if this goes to the philadelphia convention, if donald bernie sas sets his sight on donald trump, he knows this is silly thing to do. >> he wants to defeat donald trump and defeat hillary clinton. he has to stay in there. we don't know what will happen with the fbi. none of us are psychic or privy to the conversation and investi

president obama is in palo alto, california for an entrepreneur summit at the first topic was his reaction to the uk's decision to leave the european union. president obama: i think yesterday's vote goes on -- spoke to the challenges that are raised by globalization. while the u.k.'s relationship with the eu will change, one thing that will not change is the special relationship that exists between our two nations. that will endure. the eu will remain one of our indispensable partners. mark: the president said he had spoken by phone to david cameron and is confident it will come to a orderly transition. the u.s. navy has fired a second commander in connection with the 10 american sailors whose boat drifted into iranian territorial waters in the persian gulf in january. the sailors were detained by iran for about 15 hours. a u.s. official said additional punishment against seven other sailors are under review and decisions will be announced next week. a new report from the cdc confirms just how harmful the flint, michigan water crisis was to the city's youngest residents. children under six

california. they're going on at father's day getaway in yosemite. present obamacelebrate the 100th birthday of the national park system and highlight the threats to our national parks over the next 100 years. what he speaks about his family he will be speaking about climate change and funding for national parks. >> mark: serra cisco mayor adlai will raise the eligibility flag to celebrate pride month incenses go. will start at 11:00 this morning in city hall. >> james: the a's in oakland are trying to beat texas in the series finale. clubs louis was on fire. texas 15 to one. to the series three games to one. the a's will play against the angels tonight at the coliseum. if given her right out former giants pitcher tim once again will be pitching in an angel's uniform. it's starting at 635. >> james: j. the giants took the game officer. they'll be playing its tampa bay three games over the weekend. next week it would be playing against pittsburgh. the giants won five straight and a current 6 1/2 games in that division. >> mark: is a live look outside its kind of mi

the obama family arrived in california yesterday. the family toured a cave in new mexico.oday they plan to spend their time at yosemite national park. >>> we have another hour of "action news" coming up. local seniors keep active while protecting the environment. we'll have details on this mission to keep philadelphia's water safe. >> also, a local radio celebrity brings his fight with prostate cancer to this year's gary pappa run. those stories an more when "action news" continues in just a moment. let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. squuuuack, it's what you do. staying with us. it is now 7:00 a.m. on this saturday, june 18. here's some of the stories we're following f

california. president obama and vice president biden meeting the victims of the orlando shooting. >>> golden stateriors steph curry ejected from the game. king james leads the cavaliers to victory. they tie up the series and head to a historic game 7. and demi lovato live in central park. >> police are praising a california man who put his own life in danger to save a total stranger from a burning car. the heroic actions were caught on video last saturday. he pulled the driver to safety. the driver is charged with suspicious of driving under the influence and arson. he said it doesn't matter, he couldn't stand by without helping the man. >>> a ridley park teenager took a leap toward fulfilling his ambition of becoming a police officer. joseph chambers graduated from the philadelphia police academy last night. two years ago he rescued police officer from a burning car. after that he knew what he had to do. >> i can't wait to get out there and get on the job and the street and make a difference. >> i'm proud, salute proud i couldn't think of a better person to walk across the stage and went to be a

california. >>> president obama is spending the father's day weekend with his family in yosemite. the visit marks the first time a sitting president has traveled to yosemite since 1962 when john f. kennedy visited with then governor pat brown. during a speech today the president touched on several topics including climate change and how the national parks affect local economies. >> national parks aren't just fun to explore they're good for the local and national economies. it turns out that studies show that every dollar we invest in our national parks generating $10 for local economies. >> the visit coincides with the centennial celebration of the park system. the president's visit made getting around little bit difficult there. we have that part of the story with linda myoma. >> reporter: as president obama took the stage in yosemite -- >> it's a park that captures the wonder of the world. that changes you by being here. there's something sacred about this place. >> reporter: roads were closed. traffic was backed up. and drivers were forced to endure long lines and wait times ju

california. president obama said the results should give democrats a good sense what it looks like for the nominee the primary race is almost over. >>> we're less than 2 months away from the democratic convention in philadelphia. the committee said it is $10 million short. post committee chairman ed rendell is trying to close the gap. the former p-a governor said companies who donate to both conventions said they are wary of donald trump becoming the gop nomine so they are withholding funds from both conventions. >>> the justice department is allocating $43 million to the event forenational security. it goes -- for national security. it goes to police wages to parking. >>> time to turn to karen rogers you said it's going to be a nice day. >> reporter: last month, 6 1/2 inches of rain. our second day we're liking already. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry and we're staying dry. we have a fire amount of clouds. we have some pretty shots. as you look at the shot of the center city skyline we have a good month of cloud cover. we have sunshine poking through, it will be partly sunny sk

al reÉs que sufrÓ la semana pasada la acciÓn ejecutiva migratoria de barack obama en el tribunal supremo, aquÍ en californiare fue detenido por la policÍa por una infracciÓn menor. unas horas mÁs tarde, la familia recibiÓ una de las noticias que mÁs temen las familias inmigrantes. >> nos esposaron, lo llevaron a la estaciÓn. desde ahÍ se lo llevaron a los Ángeles. lo metieron al sistema. luego de ahÍ, en esas cuatro seis horas lo deportaron a tijuana. reportero: sospecha que lo detuvieron para que agentes de migraciÓn pudieran pasar por Él. el joven se presentÓ al capitolio este martes en apoyo a la medida conocida como el acta de la verdad. [hablan en inglÉs] el autor de la propuesta asegura que actualmente varios departamentos de policÍa y del alguacil colaboran de manera extraoficial con agentes de migraciÓn. por ejemplo, avisÁndoles cuando una persona arrestada serÁ puesto en libertad para que puedan esperar la y detenerla. algo que segÚn legisladores tradicional a intenciÓn del acta de la confianza del aÑo 2014, la cual no permite la transferencia al gobierno federal. >> esta ley es importante porque r