. >>> saw knee -- saw knee shaw, san ramon and the bay area. >> we use our mobile phones everywhere these days and whether we know it or not, are likely being followed. >> now how to keep people knowing where you are and how you have been. michael? >> i warned you about software that tracks where you are going on the web. now that the web browsers are in our pockets, it is not just your habits being followed but it is you. >> honeymooners ross and gabrielle law didn't know our smartphones are always keeping track of every move we make. >> i don't know how comfortable i feel with that. >> are you? there is a digital log under google location settings and iphones two. >> they showed us a prur map. here is how you can find out if you are being tracked. on your phone click on privacy. and then click on location serviceses. scroll and it will hit frequent services. it is a history of where you have been and even how long you spent there. lont like seeing that? hit clear history to erase it. >> you think it is a phone and it is a diary. we know what happens when personal things in diaries get e

. >>> we shaw blue -- she saw blue skies there. >> what a difference 24 hours yesterday makes. we had clouds stubborn to break on friday. a cold front swept through and now we're left with beautiful bright skies. doppler d. had a couple of sprinkles this morning in the north bay but heat out of here and we're quiet. outside we go, this is just a perfect ten day, not a cloud to be scene, really, from this vantage point and comfortable temperatures that have jumped the past 24 hours. 13 degrees warmer in napa than yesterday, eight degrees warmer in palo alto, and san francisco, eight degrees warmer than yesterday. 67 in san francisco currently. san jose, 75. 77 novato, oakland at 76 degrees. overnight tonight, clear skies. plenty of stars. comfortable. 55 in san francisco, dropped to 57 in san jose, and overnight, antioch will drop to 60 degrees, heading into father's day on your sunday, really going to have a bright start. 7:00 in the morning the sun is up early. you notice a few clouds working into the picture by noon. it's warm and sunny in the afternoon, and notice temperatur

. >>> oh, it was a very special birthday celebration in shaw today.ildren, grandchildren, great grandchildren threw this birthday bash today. green is from south ballston, virginia but moved to d.c. in the '60s. the celebration is a book signing party. green started to write his first book more than seven decades ago but put it aside to raise his family. he finished the book on biblical teachings after he retired. it was published congrats. >>> some folks spent part of their father's day at the kids museum. one father who works at nasa brought his 4-year-old son to the museum. they spent quality time bonding and making planes out of cardboard. >> one of my favorite things about my childhood is i spent a lot of time with my father learning about all kinds of things. it's a real joy to share this with him. >> they tested out the planes to see if they would fly. the kid museum is on the lower level of the davis library on democracy boulevard and it is open every weekend. >>> now the storm team 4 forecast. >>> after a beautiful weekend, the humidity level

. >>> saw knee -- saw knee shaw, san ramon and the bay area. >> we use our mobile phones everywhere these days and whether we know it or not, are likely being followed. >> now how to keep people knowing where you are and how you have been. michael? >> i warned you about software that tracks where you are going on the web. now that the web browsers are in our pockets, it is not just your habits being followed but it is you. >> honeymooners ross and gabrielle law didn't know our smartphones are always keeping track of every move we make. >> i don't know how comfortable i feel with that. >> are you? there is a digital log under google location settings and iphones two. >> they showed us a prur map. here is how you can find out if you are being tracked. on your phone click on privacy. and then click on location serviceses. scroll and it will hit frequent services. it is a history of where you have been and even how long you spent there. lont like seeing that? hit clear history to erase it. >> you think it is a phone and it is a diary. we know what happens when personal things in diaries get e

. >>> prison escapees joked about shaw shank redemption.es that allowed them to succeed. they later told investigators said he could break out in half the time as the character did in the 1994 film. >>> national parks for two individuals for a rock in the grand canyon national park. spotted a couple spray painting this rock. the couple left park park rangers could contact them. the park asking for anyone with information to step forward. >>> prince's estimated $27 million estate, the special administrator fast tracked for claimants. so far, the sisters and children have taken steps. along with a man in federal prison, they have friday to file. >>> meanwhile, minnesota governor has declared today "prince day" on what would have been his 58th birthday. >>> check out this alligator going about his business in florida. two flagger county deputies brought traffic to a standstill, so the five-foot long gator could cross the road. >>> well, who knew that baseball could be so terrifying. well, the ghost from the film went head to head at a japanese

moving onto page 19 we're in the middle where would that be sergeant kill shaw. >> 1914. what is that for the public? >> i'm getting there. sorry. page 16 at the bottom of the page in yellow. >> the language that we have is the above circumstances which include applying a discharge of firearm officers shall reassess the situation when feasible and safe to continue a pose act of threat. there is additional language here officers are not required to reassess the situation between each shot being fired or the time needed to reassess is not needed to...: [reading]. >> you have to speak into the mic commissioner. >> the definition above the suggestion is fine. i think it's a little bit confusing down here i don't think you need this section. >> i think language that can clarify can be helpful i tend to agree. this language says officers shall reassess the situation when feasible and safe whether they continued to pose an active threat. to me, that allows for the officers to make real time determinations what is in their best interest in terms of safety i don't want there to be

. >> lisa shaw says she received a letter from the district implying they'll take no further action. superintendent penny weaver wouldn't clarify. >> that's an answer to your question i'm not able to provide. >> reporter: attorneys for the families tell us this case could be criminal if it's considered threatening or exposing minors to pornography if i. police have forwarded the case to the santa cruz county district attorney's office. no word yet if the d. a. plans to file any charges. reporting live from scotts valley, laura malpert. >> see why account parents are so upset. >>> just in, a berkeley middle school is on alert tonight. police increased patrols at marin luther king middle school after the principal received a threatening e-mail talking about a teacher who took part against the white nationalist group on sunday. ten people were hurt. the anonymous e-mail said if certain actions were not taken against the teacher within the week, someone would come to the school to harm the students. there are two summer catches being moved to another location as a precaution. >>> a devel

shaw and dry conditions. a leather the sermons that will continue to move over the northeast. add to the higher elevations but says will the as we go into the next accursed a week see dry pattern starting up over region. a restart the sea temperatures cooled down and we see the weather disturbance as we head toward the end of the work week. it was clouds in the marine layer. endicott to return to us once again through this on forecast in the east bay. 72 tomorrow and sandro 81 union city. what creek we see a high tomorrow 84 degrees in danville 84 a big difference from this weekend. the a's for evergreen that's a lot. >> steve: the of a dramatic rescue in contra costa county. a hiker pass out on a trail of lafayette grant is here with video. >> grant: one dealer every second literally counts. and passed out saturday after not new. >> gary: the calico warm the crowd up. and then hugo's sharks are a line change. he delivers here in the third sharks down to one. there's no quitting in our group. the sharks try to stay alive thursday. like a very has played. they go interesting to

they're not at the 52% level like we shaw in the vote today in the referendum. >> wilfred, thank you. former chair of the federal reserve, alan greenspan best summed up the fears behind the brexit. >> i think this is just a tip of the iceberg. the reason i say that is that this -- the problem that's causing the british problem is far more widespread. fundamentally, what we are looking at is a massive slowing in the rate of real incomes across the whole european spectrum. >> so, is this the tip of the iceberg? that question is particularly important on a day like today, because that basically answers, are we going to see more selling pressure? are we going to see more volatility ahead? >> my answer would be yes. i do think this is the tip of the iceberg. now, the question is, how big is that iceberg and how long does it last. these things take time. when you talk about the potential break-up of the eurozone, is there going to be contagion to spain, i'm not worried about greece or the smaller countries. spain has an election this weekend and france, and there, you look at some of the ba

. >> carrie broad shaw bus comes on by.ile fashion truck is inspired and run biopsies ter joy and ramona mallry. >> i'm the youngest, the baby. >> the baby. now joy wasn't always working in fashion. >> i was working in the health field. i reached a point where i didn't want to do it anymore. i got burnout. started brain storming other things that interested me as a kid, fashion was one of those things that kept making it to the forefront. >> reporter: another sister gave her an idea of making a storefront mobile. so she then pitched to it her other sister ramona and they have been riding the road to success for two years. >> will you show us inside. >> definitely. >> meet your sister. >> yes. >> welcome to fashion in the city. >> reporter: equipped with the dressing room and latest trends. >> i love that. >> yes, very much so. >> ramona tells us their styling and stock is for everyone and in budget. >> yes,. >> that is great. >> your price points are very affordable. >> yes, very reasonable. >> yes. >> i feel like this call

the shaw of iran -- the shah of iran had brought thousands of students to study and the united states. when he fell in 1979, there they were. not expectstates did eturn home, but there's no mechanism to stay. so, we had the refugee act of 1980. this is when the u.s. finally made refugee and asylum law part of the immigration lot regime. -- the u.s. had ratified the u.n. protocol in 1967, which meant it had ratified the definitions from the prior 1951 convention, and as i said before, the new to -- take did take of definition on the one five grounds. also, just as a side note, it did incorporate article 33 of the convention, which is the article that basically says the united states agrees to not expel a refugee in any manner whatsoever to territories where his life would be threatened. this is a mandatory decision. there is no discretion involved, as the reason asylum. that980 act provided anybody who was granted asylum even one you're later would be eligible to apply for lawful permanent residents, the green with and like anybody else a green card, would be eligible to apply for citi

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and having to do a lot more heavy lifting before we can get anymore in the growth part. ,ark: i shop shaw- ashok shah from the canadian government. we will speak to the company's ceo life from the conference in dublin. selling aircraft in a world where oil is $50 a barrel. you'll interview the chief commercial officer of embraer. -- we will interview the chief commercial officer of embraer. ♪ mark: the international air transport association's conference kicks off today. we'll have great interviews for you today. the country's federal government. let's head to the conference we bellemare.o a land -- alan bellemare. how are the talks? -- alain: working closely with eventual and the government for the past few months. on the quebec side, we have a very good solution and we are still working with the federal to find a win-win solution going forward. mark: are you expecting a culmination of these talks with the federal government soon? if not, are you willing to walk away? like i said, these are convex situations. we are working -- these are complex situations. we are working with them and in

. -- the shaw neighborhood. she spoke with muriel bowser and councilman jack evans. sad update to a 7 on your side investigation into horse abuse at a virginia farm. some of the horses have been abused again. in october, about 81 horses were seized from a farm in orange county. the owner of a nonprofit has been charged in the horses taken off to different rescue and rehab facilities. now the orange county sheriff's office says they have seized dozens of horses from one of the facilities that were part of the initial rescue operation. the 7 on your side will look into this and will have more as soon as possible. marijuana aonsider harmless drug, the police and prince george's county are seeing an al played a huge part in drug-related problems. murdered on a was bright afternoon in early may, his body found in a suburban brady why neighborhood. as father collapsed in grief he learned he lost his son. iseek later, a 22-year-old found murdered in a car in largo. law enforcement soon learned both crimes, like many othe, are related to marijuana. >> the thing about marijua

cory: lucas shaw, thank you very much. can voice in ai recognition change the app landscape?ll discuss the biggest headlines. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." director john brennan updated lawmakers on capitol hill today on the islamic state. brennan says they are working to the employee operatives for further attacks on the u.s., and they are relying on guerrilla style tactics for territory losses in iraq and syria. of americans view the republican party favorably, include -- according to a bloomberg politics poll. lowest result for the gop since the start of the paul in september 2009. the democratic party is seen favorably by 49%. hillary clinton has won the endorsement of the afl-cio, the world's largest labor federation with 12.5 million members. the group had withheld its endorsement during the primaries when secretary clinton was challenged by bernie sanders. and a fizzle to 13 straight months, the global average temperature for 2016 is averaging 55.5 degrees, which beats the previous record set last year. to blame, both man-made climate change and the el niÑo w

enraged by the repressive rule of the american backed shaw, popular protests drove him out.rican embassy for 444 days. the united states watched helplessly as americans were held hostage. >> but there are indications large numbers of shiite -- >> november, 1979, cataclysm in saudi arabia. the takeover of the grand mosque in mecca, islam's holiest site. it was stormed by heavily armed insurgents, demanding the overthrow of the american-backed saudi king. these events were like rocket fuel for islamic radicals. they have taken control of iran and in saudi arabia, the monarchy makes a fateful decision. it decides to appease the ultraconservative wahabi clergy who preach of puritan cal and into him rant interpretation of islam, giving them free reign to run schools and mosques and oil money to spread their poisonous world view to other muslim countries. >> it's ha ready to imagine a muslim community anywhere on this planet that hasn't been touched by this ideology. >> remember, saudi arabia is one of america's strongest allies. >> if you are talking about a country that presents

it is not unlike in my mind, the shaw of iran overturned by the eyi the/iaeye -- ayatollah. >> at the end of the day this is about isis dividing the world into land of islam and the land of war, people say, why would isis attack turkey they have been supporting islamist movement in syria, remember, turkey is divided. biggest thing weakening isis is exports of mass movement of people out of syria, sunnies and majority of those leaving that constituent see that isis would pull them they gain any acts of terror, gains net gain for isis. it makes them have to go back and be part of this war, this cosmic war against the shia of iran, and, assad, and struggle forever a battle for south of islam that is happening, we see targets in europe, america and turkey. and where that is frying t is trying to help those movements of people outside of the war torn area. charles: there is talk of bringing turkey into the eu. what kind of role does west have in coming to aid of turkey in helping too push this back. >> flip side, turkey right now is not sun by seculars it run by muslim brotherhood of turki

. >> the shaw family just moved into the hills.heir new neighbors already cleared dry brush around their homes. they also know gets homeowner's insurance coverage up in the hills makes it easy. >> it makes it more difficult that's for sure. >> the fire on quimby road required an attack from the air and ground. that's in part to the quick and big response, crews were able to knock it down and save at least one home. >> cal fire is now reporting there are 3,000 firefighters statewide fighting 10 large wildfires. . >> it is problematic right now, we're seeing it all across the west coast right now. >> it's so hot and dry. >> we're seeing a taste of that in our hilltops. humidity levels less than 10%. very likely more widespread mid and upper 90s out near the trivalley and the south bay starting tomorrow. you didn't have to go too far to find relief. san francisco and oakland not all that bad. there you see sonoma and livermore up to 92 degrees, and half moon bay a cool 66. as you move south of san jose, down toward morgan hill, 93 deg

it all starts with a man named phil shaw. >> i thought, why not iron outside, rather than inside.housemate came home and discovered me ironing in the garden and said, what are you doing? >> he has a eureka moment. >> i said, i'm extreme ironing. we thought, what if we took the ironing to extreme places and did it on the side of a mountain or a river or lake or something? >> a bona fide craze is born. extreme ironing. in short order, it's all over the place. >> we've seen people extreme ironing on the top of a mountain, under water extreme ironing, antarctic, on the back of fast-moving cars. >> but no one takes it to greater extremes than andy ford and mike frost, two professional skydrivers from great britain. >> i read about it in a magazine. we can make it sick. we can really make this look good. >> at the time, andy and mike are focusing on another extreme sport, sky surfing, a mix of sky diving and surfing. >> you surf on the actual air and burning this great big trail through the sky and have as much fun as you really want to you can think, what am i gonna do this time, fly m

after the month donald trump has with self-inflicted wounds she shawed be running away with this thing. >> should both be panicking this month. >> the races is in november the polls are only in june. it will go up and down. these we all knew they were going to tighten up. it is going to be a close election. to add a little bit to this is they were looking at registered voters. they are not historically reliable. we don't want the panic to be there just yet because we have a long ways to go and it is june. >> the conventions haven't even happened yet. now it is really about uniting the parties and both sides have work to do. bernie sanders is still in the race. he's struggling to un neat the gop. >> donald trump needs to stay out of his own way. you have current events. you have this horrible thing happened the terrorist attack in orlando the brexit. all of these things look at the obama administration. it is an indictment of the years. the current events couldn't be better for donald trump. he needs to stay out of his own way. >> there was so much talk about a gop contested convention.

. >>> a swoifr urvivor of the sho rampage at pulse nightclub says he shaw taw the shooter having drink at the bar earlier in the night. the fbi has not provided a time line accounting for mateen's movements that night. new documents show mateen talked to a fellow recruit in a florida department of corrections training class about bringing a gun to the training program in 2007. his colleague wrote in a report that mateen asked him, quote, if he was to bring a gun to school would i tell anybody. mateen was involuntarily dismissed. >>> one of of the young women from philadelphia who survived the rampage is out of the hospital. you may remember 20-year-old patience carter shared her riveting story of survival this week. she posted this photo on instagram today. the caption read in part, thank you to all the skeptics that believe my pain isn't real. it's your outrageous insensitivity that makes me want to heal even faster and grow even stronger. #discharged. this comes as some of the doctors talked about how the shooting changed their lives. >> we focused on the patients and it will come la

house, then sent back to the new hope home where orders are filmed. 20% of the sales go to the hazel shaw> helped fund the parks for kids with special needs. >> so remember back in december then we invited hazel and her friend, adam, debbie the designer, moms to come into the studio, so we got to finger paint with them. that would eventually get turned into another scarf design. look what's arrived. bosses. >> these are some of my favorite colors. >> and it is based on your creations from. >> well, little mix in there, little business. the purple, the materials, these are gorgeous. >> so, by the way, if you are interested in submitting art, your own art, your own creation, consider this. you got to e-mail them, debbie at debbie martin designs. com. >> debbiemartin designs. com. >> put your child's name, age, address, phone number then attach the art samples and boom you are ready to center. >> and you will have a scarf coming your way. >> that's cool. >> that's really need. >> very nice. >> okay, let's go to west philly high school, yes, by the way, how did west philly go? >> awesome, it

is on tuesday and yesterday presumptive presidential nominee hillary clinton made a quick stop in shaw, but avoided questions about a potential vp pick. the day before, bernie sanders he a stadium. there are more than 300,000 registered democrats in d.c. >> we have to turn out to win. but there are a lot of people who feel strongly about the candidates one way or the other. >> well, you can catch more of the conversation about next week's primary on "reporter's notebook" airing at 6:15 in the morning right here on "news4 today." >>> the time right now on this saturday, 9:05. just hours away from one of the biggest parties of the year right here in d.c. >> yes. thousands will soon line the streets for the annual capital pride parade. this year's grand marshal, the fabulous leslie jordan from "will & grace" fame. we spoke about how his activism and career came together. >> two ways to combat homophobia, humor, and two, put a face on it. at "will & grace" they welcomed these characters into their home and i felt the shift as an openly >> the capital pride parade starts at 4:30 this aftern

liena shaw's story echo eskerry's. she paid a platinum fee. she said rentals of her maui condo drastically dropped and so did her search ranking. she has been having vrbo to refund for platinum membership and in luck. keri and liena aren't alone. complaint about vrbo litter the internet. even creating a facebook page. >> we received multiple calls. >> the complaint landed in another michael bous's office. filing a class action lawsuit against home away which owns vrbo. which accuses the company of bait and switch and charges the new service fee. so it took people's money under one set of circumstances and then changed the circumstances after it took their money. >> keri and liena aren't part of this lawsuit yet but they do want their money back. >> i want my money refunded. it is a breach of contract. >> we asked vrbo if krry and liena would get a refund for their platinum membership. the company wouldn't answer our question citing pending litigation. vrbo statement said since adding its new service fee, it is actually delivering more happy co

shaw, that is are these -- we have duel citizenship. >> no, i am british.what is going to happen. >> as far as u.s. economy not a lot, as far as markets a lot, the unvarnished truth about broughtish exiting eu, they are a pillar of european central bank, if you remove one of those pillars you have a real problem. all other countries -- charles: they don't have the money. >> right, this will manifest itself in europe and world. charles: risk we know market will be crazy and volatile, an element of y2 k . >> there is life after divorce. charles: you sound like a man who might know that, hard way. >> i have learned my lesson. one way or another this will work out, one of our international money managers there, david cameron, and remain vote, business leader politician they want to keep status quo, but the guy on the street, they want change, they want to cut the ties with brussels, a similar dynamic to here, a populous movement, i think it will happen. charles: what i understand, is that different elements, that there is populism thing, we want to control our

. >> this wrap has red shaw, red cabbage, red onions, beats, see wood, the carrot tuna, jerk mushroomsh is very, very popular in our cafe, and kale greens, and so than sauce all over it, everybody always asks us for extra sauce. >> oh, i would which. >> okay? >> and then just scoot it over. >> that's very filling. >> yes. >> and roll it up. >> where can we find you on sunday? >> finds us here. i don't know my exact spot yet. but you can find us at adunde festival. great time. guys, i'll eat this, don't even have to wrap this. okay, you're going to wrap this. it is huge. it is huge, and it is healthy. you don't want to -- >> says good morning. >> we should do it. >> shore house. >> we did the 20 hour live show. we know how that ended. >> oh, god that was just unreal. >> yes. >> so can we sleep at least -- >> you can sleep in the house, right? >> yes. adventures, people coming in and out, late nights, if there are any hookups. >> what? >> what? >> everybody is pretty much married here, so no hookups. >> well, all right. >> i kind of -- you and lauren are single. >> but no one else. just