the victim of the flag burning is city mayor heidi harmon.someone burned the rainbow flag she had displayed at her house in recognition of pride month. the mayor has no doubt that someone did this on purpose. many in the area are upset over what happen.<> ( marty ) police and mayor harmon say they are unware of any other hate crimes similar to this in the area. ( marty ) comedian bill maher is under fire for using a racial slur on his h-b-o show. maher used the n-word during an interview with republican senator ben sasse. in a statement the comedian said the word was offensive and he was sorry for using it. the comedian took the beating on twitter, including some calls for him to be fired. h-b-o has called his comment "completely inexcusable and tasteless." sasse wrote on twitter that he wished he had immediately criticized maher for using the term. ( marty ) still ahead. police are still searching for any

and to negotiate with foreign governments or entities on regulatory reform issues, regulatory harmonization and one of the things that made that difficult was many places regulation happens completely out of a black box. there is some kind of summary of a rule or some kind of description of an intent to regulate, some kind of pulmonary report of the effects of the rule and then a boom regulation pops out in some backroom and there are very few bases in which one can actually challenge that ruling get it we thought. -- get it rethought. compare that to what we have under the administrative procedure act. there are a few exceptions, but by and large an agency has to issue a proposal, that proposed rule has to go out for public notice and comment.

the victim of the flag burning is city mayor heidi harmon.harmon says someone burned the rainbow flag she had hanging at her house in recognition of pride month. the mayor has no doubt that someone did this on purpose. many in the area are upset over what happened. (sot) mayor heidi harmon/ san luis obispo:"those of us in the community or allies seem to be equally at risk with the blow back and negativity." police and mayor harmon say they are unware of any other hate crimes similar to this in the area. (justine) comedian bill maher is under fire for using a racial slur on his h-b-o show last night. maher used the n-word during an interview with republican senator ben sasse. in a statement today-- the comedian said the word was offensive and he was sorry for using it. the comedian took the beating on twitter, including some calls for him to be fired. h-b-o has called his comment "completely inexcusable and tasteless." sasse wrote on twitter that he wished he had immediately criticized maher for using the term. (jr) fremont police have identif

he's behind this man one chair behind brian harmon shot 67 going into tomorrow round. he's part of young guns taking over majors. >> a bunch of young guys winning on tour and bunch of young guys doing well in rider company and president's cup. so i'm not very surprised by it i think it's a matter of time before you know the younger guys start playing well. they've been doing it all y year. >> if means i'm a part of hist rainy have a lot better chance to win the tournament i did when the day >> it's all self explanatory in terms of what it means. just like for me i thought i've been plague well this week and didn't have the numbers to show for it and obviously today i had something to show for it. >> sounds better than going in. moved up 22 spots in leaderboard. tomorrow, shaping up for epic finish aaron hills. u.s. open record has match four times with rounds of 700 already that werd justin thomas round 63 today. he and brian harmon tee off eastern "fox5" and coverage ever that round begins 7 a.m. >> national at met rivalry lost a bit of flavor. nationals lead the met

i'd like to begin with jane harmon who is on my far left. jane harmon is a very familiar face here on capitol hill. she resigned from congress in february of 2011 to join the woodrow wilson center as its first female director, president and ceo. jane served on all major security committees and has made numerous congressional fact finding missions to hot spots including north korea, afghanistan and guantanamo bay. she has been recognized as an expert on security and public policy issues. she has received the medal for distinguished service, the cia seal medal and the distinguished public service medal. immediately next to jane is congressman pete hookstra, the chairman of the house committee on intelligence between 2004 and 2007 where he partnered with congresswoman jane harmon in 2004. the first modernization of the intelligence community in 50 years. chairman hookstra is currently working with the investigative project on terrorism. congressman will heard, a former undercover cia officer. he's the representative for the 23rd congressional d

. ♪ anchor: i'm sarah harmon. welcome to the program.e will have more on those stories in just a moment. we will start with breaking news. german police halted when of the world's biggest rock music festivals due to a terror threat. tens of thousands of people are attending the opening of the three-day rock am ring festival. a short while ago organizers asked volunteers -- is use me, visitors, to clear the site to allow police to investigate. they said they hoped the open air concert will continue on saturday. it's being held at the famous nurburgring race track south of bonn. it comes less than two weeks after a suicide bomber killed 22 people at a concert in manchester in england. let's bring in our political correspondent for more details. can you tell us anything else about this terror threat at the rock am ring festival? reporter: the festival was suspended at 9:00 this evening, when more than 70,000 people were asked to leave the festival grounds. the police, which is on the festival grounds, with more than 1000 policemanan right n

i would like to begin with jane harmon, on my far left. jay harmon is a very familiar face here on capitol hill. she resigned from congress in february of 2011 to join the woodrow wilson center as its first female director, president and ceo. representing the aerospace center of california during nine terms in congress. jane served on all major security committees and has made numerous congressional fact-finding missions to hot spots including north korea, afghanistan and guantanamo bay. she has has been recognized as a national expert on security and public policy issues has received the defense department's medal for distinguished service. the c.i.a. seal medal and the c.i.a. director's award and the national intelligence distinguished public service medal. immediately next to jane is congressman pete hoekstra. congressman hoekstra is the former chairman of the house permanent select committee on intelligence between 2004-2007 where he partnered with congresswoman jane harmon in passing landmark intelligence reform legislation in 2004. t

bull's-eye on brian harmon's back. started the day with a one-shot lead. brooks koepka was charging. won his first pga two years ago. look at him at eight. how about a fresca? took the lead at 14 under. matsuyama at 16. he became the clubhouse leader at 12 under par. finished 4 shots off the lead. meantime, wheels just fell off for harmon. lost his lead with back-to-back bogeys. back to brooks koepka. from the cat box at 14, he was clinging to a one-stroke lead. you could sense a momentum shift his way as he birdied to go up 2. he navigated this long 7800-yard course and at 15 did it again. at 16, just go ahead and lock it in. birdie train kept going. sixth of the round. the little peck from his girlfriend jenna simms. round of 5 under 67. 15 under par. won by 4 shots. tied the lowest score in u.s. open history to win his first career major title. ranked 22nd coming in. it is sure to go up. you won't believe this paycheck. 2.1million. >> wow. >> a record payday for the u.s. open champion. >> absolutely. and the title. thank you, vern. >>> and happy father'

open to attend his daughter's graduation, brian harmon was in the running to become the first lefty to ever win this major. but he has a major letdown with three bogeys. koepka has six birdies on the day. get in the hole. he finished at 16 under par for the tournament. nobody in u.s. open history has ever finished with a lower score. winning his first major. in fact it is the seventh-straight major in which there has been a first-time winner. >>> the union hosting the new york red bulls. and this is a red card. 52nd minute. the union's jones ejected for taking down felipe. the coach is not happy. union playing down a man the rest of the match. the red bulls have wings. bradley, right, philips scores scores -- two goals three minutes apart. lost three-straight. remember, it was a slow start. got on a winning streak, playing really well. now back into another funk. >> thank goodness for the soul. that's all i got to say. all we got. >> thanks, jeff. quick break. more action news when we come back acronyms are fun. lol laugh out loud, btw by the way, and of course, wbyceiydbo we'll buy yo

this group from cupertino is renowned for its harmonic combination of eastern and western cultures, young, and the founded in 2000. yeah, in the beginning, we only have 20 students, now become about 150. robert: that's really great. young people playing traditional chinese instruments, that's such a unique sound. thank you very much for bringing them here. all right, we have the firebird youth chinese orchestra. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ robert: such an impressive ensemble. you have to check out the full orchestra if you get the chance. now stay with us, anh tran playing the zither is one of my favorite performances from our past shows. she's coming up next. robert: and welcome back. the zither is a unique instrument, and it takes a unique person with talent to play it. the zither is a string instrument that dates back to 433 bc, and yet it was played for us by a very young, talented musician, anh tran, who intentionally or not gave that historic instrument a contemporary sound. i was impressed by the artist and her artistry. here's anh tran on the zither.

harmon had the lead going in to the final round, was down a shot.g birdie on the par 4 third hole. he is the coal leader with koepka at 13 under. koepka regained the lead knocking in the long birdie putt. he moves to 14 under and mat uyaum a shot a 6 under 66, he was in the clubhouse at 12 under. that is when koepka put his foot on the gas. from the bunker, no problem, sets up an easy birdie on the par 5--14. how about three in a row on 16. you bet. a 4-shot lead, shot a final, with a par on 18. and he ties a u.s. open scoring record at 16 under par. it's a 4 shot victory in the first major championship. >> what i have done this week is amazing to be even in the same category and to win the tourms is, some of the guys on the trophy is unbelievable. you know, it's just really truly special. >>> nascar in michigan, this is owen, son of driver kyle larson, hoping his dad brings home the checkers. three cars get side-by-side, danieal suarez is bumped and takes out danica patrick. wrong place, wrong time. she finished dead last in 37th place on the resta

as monroe sought to harmonize relations with the indians, he faced an even greater immediate challenge brought on by western expansion, the increasingly bitter debate over the extension of slavery in the territories west of the mississippi. when missouri sought admission to the union as a slave state in 1819, it precipitated a political crisis by threatening to upset the balance of congress between slave and free states. the series of agreements hammered out by henry clay and john c calhoun collectively known as the missouri compromise settled the issue for the time being. monroe signed off on the andromise with relief, express optimism the slavery question would be resolved before tearing the country apart. his old mentor called the missouri compromise the fire bell in the night. that did not bode well for the union's future. much as he believes separation was the solution to problems between the indians and whites. monroe sought marriage and efforts to send free blacks back to africa. although not as active within the movement as others, monroe was present for the founding meetings o

>> i guess the surprise was be .he harmonic convergence -- part of that is mike pence who served in the house of representatives before we went to different offices and rights -- that she -- chief a couple of days ago in the white house sitting caller: it is helpful and i think it continues to be hell for. host: do you consider the president's apology full full or -- guest: i was quite impressed with the president's commands of the issues. -- continuously to prop up the system that is failing. i think the president understands what we are up against. markets are collapsing in and keep reading these history books and.the u.s. jumped >> we can do something a lot -- better coverage than medicaid. if you have a choice of getting , rather than staying on medicaid. sen. wicker: that have begun a minute or two. guest: iour viewers if do joined with the president limited to say, from the outset hemer president donald trump changed his tune yesterday but -- guest: think we are close to getting something very helpful i think leading full host: senatorth lugar energy for time on a busy day. we con

the 24-year-old is one shot off the lead, brian harmon in control heading to the final round in aaron hills in wisconsin. >> finally the undefeated sole hosting mykel benson. four touchdowns tonight, barrels into the endzone, sole wins 62-41. how about this walter, perfect 9-0. the way the sixers are starting to build, maybe they'll get a 9-0 season. bad basketball for a long time. it's about to turn. >> this town allo allos a winner. the biggest rubber duck in the world, making a splash in tacoma washington, 16-tons and four stories tall. "action news" at 11:30 is next. a dramatic rescue at cape cod when a ferry full of people slams into a jetty. >> and it's the queen's birthday, but her great grandchildren steal the show. >> "action news" continues. >> saturday night, i'm walter perez. reaction pouring in after jurors fail to get a verdict in the sexual assault trial against bill cosby. and a ferry hits a jetty. >> and a shark joins swimmer at the coast. >> first, a mistrial after deliberations that lasted longer than the trial itself. this may be just the beginning for the embattle

there is no guarantee it will be harmonized to your satisfaction all the time, but it will be harmonized. >> even the seniormost dealing with the subject probably never typed because we had somebody who used to take dictation and shorthand when you first started out. i didn't on a small, portable computer so i had to educate myself to be able to come to where he am but if you are a bureaucracy you have it growing up. some of these things are new, some of the questions you are adding on by having said -- it comes from a younger person -- and what about a qualifier coming from an older person? but once you can actually sit down people and pointed out without being aggressive and without being dismissive, usually you do get results. have thempanies resources, the smarter ones get angry and frustrated much more quickly and they can somehow create collaboration to try and deal with the regulations and whatnot, it is not just for one company. you have to pull together. several can pull together and try to deal with getting the recommendations and figure it out. because and figure out. the inte

harmon will be with thomas in the final pairing on sunday.rooks koepka and tommy fleetwood are just one shot off the lead. >>> if the a's played the yankees every game, they'd be in first place, right? all right, maybe not. but despite having the worst record in the american league the a's have won three in a row against the first place yankees. this guy paying tribute to the yanks' aaron judges is from lyndon just outside of stockton. first inning matt joyce leading oft game with his eighth home run of the season. joyce on base five times in this game. oakland takes a 1-0 lead. now to the second, yankees up 2-1. not anymore. ryan healy goes on a power trip. it's his 16th homer of the year. that tied the game at 2-2. then in the fourth it is a replay. healy with a second home run of the game. 17th of the season. as for aaron judge, he struck out three times in the game. jesse hawn gets him here. hahn picks up the win. five innings. he struck out six. the a's go on to win it by the final of 5-2. >>> giants and rockies. dad enjoying a special d

these charred remains are all that's left of the pride flag san luis obispo mayor heidi harmon had hunger home for years. someone also put up signs promoting unity and inclusion -- rather cut them up. those signs were on display in front of her house. for her part harmon has stood strong saying "love will always triumph over fear." >> acts like this will not work in terms of keeping allies or people in the lgbt community from standing up for themselves. >> police are investigating this incident as a hate crime. >>> motorcycle officers pr all over northern california showed off their skills today. the fairfield police department showed off this video of today's motorcycle training competition. it's the first year of the event which is open and free to the public. some lucky kids got to take their bicycles through the course as well. >>> well, next we're about to show you a school project like you've never seen before. fifth-graders using the latest technology right there in their classroom to change a fellow classmate's life. abc news reporter marci gonzalez has our story. >> reporter: i

pete hoestra and now the director of the center, congress member harmon. member harmon, how unusual do you get the prepared remarks with such detail a day before the witness shows up? >> i don't know another example of this. i gather it is at comey's request. i'm not sure comey come played. i think pete would agree. this is not reality tv. this is not house of cards. this is american democracy on trial. it is not just about trump. it is really about whether congress can thoroughly investigate the matter which it is entitled to do. did it in macarthur hearings. i think the president drives news in this direction. i think the networks do too, these days, i hate to tell you. >> meaning we shouldn't cover it? >> you should cover it. it is all about he said-he said and what is the latest tidbit. if you step back and anybody in the world, you are looking at this and thinking what has america become? is this tryouts for president in 2020? i hope not. congress has had great moments. pete and i did not do badly a few years ago as ranking member and chairman. congre

brian harmon was in the approach all weekend. and he leads to a birdie.armon finishes with a 72 ends up being tied for second. four strokes back. by the time koepka parred out of the 18 he had a final round of 67 and his first major championships. the last seven majors have been won by first timers. the final score of 16-under par matching rory mcilroy's record. four strokes better than matsuyama. and five strokes back. heading a group of three golfers tied up six strokes off the lead. >>> well the standings say the a's have the worse record in the american league, but don't tell that to the first place team in the al east the new york yankees. father's day mood dawned by the major leagues teams all weekend. and a warm day for the dads and kids at the oakland coliseum. aaron judge doubled the lead in the third off of cotton. judge goes opposite field driving in brett -- brett gardner. first chad pinder reached out to make it to the gap in the right center. the game was tied. then with pinder at 2nd, khris davis hit a no doubter. davis takes cessa way out.

and they're quite harmonized i might say as well. >>> a pricey teaspoon of nutella is sparking socialedia outrage and skepticism from us. >> a $5 dollop is being sold in melbourne, australia. some people were asking whether the whole thing is a joke. >> we actually think maybe. ask and you shall receive. we did a little internet detective work and traced this pop-up site to a man who does branding and artwork business down under. haven't been able to reach him for comment yet. but the cafe where this whole thing was supposedly sold? no evidence it even exists online after using google australia. >> oh. not just a regular google. >> no. >> we went -- >> nutella naughty. >> naughty. >> it said naughty nutella. >> maybe that's why you're paying $5 for a spoon of it. >> that's with the australian accent. it's actually nutty until you make it naughty. >> you got that right. >> all right, coming up, tlc creeps back on the scene with a >> creeps. ♪ yeah ♪ creepin' on the down low >> they were one of the biggest-selling groups of all time until tragedy struck. hear how they were finally able

brian harmon was in the mix all weekend.s to a birdie, fini with the 72 and finished for the second place spot. by the time koepka parted -- parred out of 18 he had a final round of 67 and his first major championship. the last seven majors have been won by first timers. >>> here's a lock at the final leader board. koepka 16-under par by four strokes over matsuyama. then brian harmon with five strokes back. he tied just six strokes back. >>> well the numbers say the a's have the worse record in the american league. but don't tell that to their first place team in the al east, the new york yankees. down by the major league teams this weekend and a warm day for the dads and their kids at the oakland coliseum. aaron judge bit way from linden high school. he got into the scoring acts for new york off of cotton in the third. judge goes the opposite field. yankees had a 2-0 lead. sot a's responded by scoring four times off of luis cessa. chad pinder reached out to poke one. that scored josh bagley and matt joyce. the game was tied

i'm sarah harmon, welcome to the show. it's good to have you with us. british prime minister theresa may is resisting stepping down and says she will form a minority government after the snap election that she called in hopes of strengthening her mandate. conservatives losing their majority in parliament. she plans to work with northern irireland's democratic unionist party. >> this is hardly the way she imagined things. there were no smiles as may made the traditional journey to buckingham palace for the queens go ahead to form a government. she insist only her conservatives have that mandate. though they will need some help. >> what this country needs more than ever is certainty. having secured the largest number of votes in the greatest number of seats in the general election, it is clear only the conservative and unionist party has the legitimacy and ability to provide that certainty by commanding a majority in the house of commons. >> these are the allies may is relying on. it would give a slender majority. many predict it will be on - -- uncomfort

brian harmon was done a shot but hit a long birdie on the par 4 third hole.ained the lead by knocking in a long birdie putt and moves to 14 under parful. matsuyama put on the pressure, 6 under 66, he was in the clubhouse at 12 under par. that is when koepka put his foot on the gas and his third out of the bunker on the par 5-14, sets up an easy birdie and gives him a 2 shot lead at 14 under par and hit the birdie putt on 15. and gets three in a row on 16. reading the green perfectly. nice right to left break, 16 under par on a 4 shot lead, shoots a final round 67 with a par on 18, ties the u.s. open scoring record on 16 under, a 4 stroke victory and a first championship. >>> oakland was a tough out at the coliseum. only majors have a better home record than the a's. oakland going for the four-game sweep of the yankees. cotton pitched well. the rookie knocks in a run with a base hit. and new york has a 2-0 lead. the a's respond in their half of the inning. pendeltoner doubles to the gap. they score and the ball game is knotted at two. two batters later. davis

challenge will be, as you suggest, how to harmonize these approaches and also harmonize them with china's approach in the region, which certainly sees the need for a change in behavior in north korea, but they're roar wind about instability. it's not going to be easy, but having these meetings is an important first step. >> yang: ambassador kathleen stephens, thanks for join us. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: improving health care in the nation's most rural communities. and from the "newshour bookshelf," humorist david sedaris and his book of autobiographical essays. but first, schools are paying a lot more attention to what students post online, and that can have severe consequences for students and schools. harvard university pulled the admittance of at least ten incoming freshman who had reportedly posted violent, racist and sexually explicit content in a private facebook group. high schools are cracking down, too, with some hiring outside companies to police social media posts. but monitoring online behavior is difficult, and civil rights groups are watching. sp

brian harmon is the overall leader after three days at 12 under. >>> and the sharks defenseman, muellerseventh and fourth round pick. all right, that is it for sports. we )ll see you back herni >>> long story, but we don't have much time. >> thank you for choosing nbc bay area news. >>> you're watching an nbc bay area special report. arrested at school. winner of broadcast journalism's prestigious peabody award. tonight, we investigate. children slapped with criminal records before they even hit puberty. >> they brought the handcuffs, and then i got scared. >> reporter: our two-year investigation exposes a disturbing trend in schools that is leaving minorities and kids with disabilities most at risk. >> it's a child, it's your -- baby. >> reporter: tonight, we hold the powerful accountable. >> you have no idea that these kids are getting criminal records? >> i would not know that one way or the other. >> reporter: we expose the misuse of police and the lack of training. >> how much can you really learn in 30 minutes? >> you can learn a lot in 30 minutes? our investigation prompts the ob

to cart a 9 under 63 in us open history, starting sunday's final round one shot behind the leader harmon. but how about that shot? >> amazing. >> >. looked like miniature golf. [ laughter ] >> what did you think about the fight? did you think andre was going to have it? >> i was a little nervous, it could've gone either way. the other guy is like the terminator. you can't stop him, and then right at the end ward was able to catch him and finish him off. >> all right, thank you. we'll be right back. >>> the temperature in ukia tomorrow? >> 111. >> close, but no. 108. well, i didn't sleep very well last night, alan. i had nightmares. nightmares. nightmares. i dreamed i ate a five-pound marshmallow. a five-pound marshmallow? yeah, and when i woke up, my pillow was gone. pillow was gone. pillow. t-tillow. pil... tillow. pftil... alan? yeah? you're starting to scare the crap out of me. oh, oh, this? this is, uh, just a new hobby. charlie, say hello to danny o'day. howdy-do, charlie. that's not a hobby. that's a cry for help.

that was four strokes better than -- and harmon. then there's tommy fleetwood, five strokes back.heads a group of three gulfers tied six strokes back. >> we continue to follow the latest developments from -- where a compost center caught fire overnight. we will talk about the biggest challenge for fire fighters as they continue to fight these flames. also get ready if you haven't been ready, more extreme heat. >> all around the bay area today, up next, steve will take a closer look at where the hottest temperatures will be and when we may finally get some relief. >>> we do have a lot of slow traffic on this monday in june, and a little unusual for it to be so slow but there it is backing up to bay bridge. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> strong winds caused a fire to spread, more on the impact it could have on the morning commute. >> high temperatures in forecast. we will tell you how to beat the heat. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> welcome back as we give you a live look at the oakland up for another hot monday morning out there. if you are looking, or even toward pacific ocean. it is monday, june 19

. >> because of the harmonal changes in pregnancy still cause blood to be thicker so to speak mowing pregnant woman have swelling in their legs to begin with so blood flow through legs isn't normal and they are not moving as much especially after having a baby so, that combination of things will often lead to this condition. >> reporter: on facebook kate says plead let my experience serve as a reminder to always listen to what your body is telling you. it would have been so easy to write off pain as muscular or think i'm too bus toy go to the er and sometimes that's the difference between life and death. >> she did the right thing. she came to a hospital, list toned her body. >> reporter: doctorate is applauding kate for going public with her story, people he said need to necessity not to ignore unusual pains. >> quicker the treatment that you get, the better the outcome. >> reporter: main symptoms for pulmonary embolism are chest pain and shortness of breath, it is treated with blood thinners and they are usually no long lasting complications, with this. also we want to tell you kat

the congressman proposed legislation to harmonize the rules. the data is protected under what statutory or regulatory regime does that just make sense? >> i am very much in favor of the congresswoman's privacy bill, because it does the things that are most important, which is it does three things that i think are critically important. it says everyone has to live under the same rules. in the world that you are seeing business models: i'd come and you call them the website companies. companies. that may be how google and amazon and others are started, but they are more than a website companies today. i think they are getting into video distribution, there is a video product in the marketplace. amazon has amazon prime and it won't be long before they have their own bundle of content so all these companies should operate under the same rule. that is one of our main contentions by. if location data is sensitive to doesn't matter who is collecting it. if we are going to have the rules around location i should have the same that amazon has or faceboo

cracks i would love to find voice who can harmonize.ee fire in their belly. >> rita ora is the host. america ends and up having the opportunity to text in and go on the mobile lab and vote for their favorite toy. and slowly we will find the band. if you want to see two of the biggest boy bands of all time, and new kids on the block and boys to men, this sunday at the verizon under, we have tickets for you right now. : number seven wins. good luck to you. have a great time at the show. it sounds like it will be a unique show in the sense that they narrow it down for us and america gets to vote. ultimately, we could put together the next big boy band. will you get to say that you are a part of that? i think it could be fun. autria: one direction crumbled so we need a new one. kidd: selling a tequila company for the box. thatwas a private label was licensed in 2013 now, a multinational company is buying the brand and it could be a billion-dollar deal. congrats t duke's is the perfect companion for so many things. it makes a tomato taste mo

very good idea maybe that's the case in washington ok appreciate your insights on this as ever mark harmon director of the crisis research institute thank you for that. thank you. we've just heard a lot of this is the u.s. the conflicts in line with russia's proven effective at mitigating strategic miscalculations and deescalating it tensions that line from the u.s. led coalition. the u.k. now a van is plowed into a crowd of pedestrians near a mosque in london injuring ten people one person also died at the scene although the cause of death is currently unclear the incident which is being treated by the authorities as a terror attack took place in the north of the city police first responded to reports of the vehicle hitting people outside the muslim welfare house on seven sisters road within a minute of it happening crowds were leaving ramadan prayers at the finsbury park mosque prime minister to resign may has already condemned the incident. country woke to news of another terrorist attack. on the streets of the capital city. this was an attack almost claims made place of worship police

it's first task, to harmonize the size of tramway rails.it has grown into publishing nearly 2,700 standards a year. in the uk it is best known for its kite—mark quality standard. but while it is primarily setting british standards, it now has 80 offices in 30 countries and employs over 3,800 staff. joining me is howard kerr, global chief executive of the british standards institution. i'm not sure if we were quite accurate, does britain make up the most amount of your standards? only 596 most amount of your standards? only 5% of our standards are purely british, the international standards environment is made up of local, national and regional standards. you go around the world setting standards in different countries? we shape the standards with industry and with regulators and academics and with regulators and academics and consumer groups to make sure that best practices are available to use. we collaborate with other countries and bodies to elevate those standards, leading to an —— to a universal standard. that is the holy grail. nation

since then congressman blackburn has proposed legislation that would seek to harmonize the privacy rules that isps and web sites face. where do you see the debate going on privacy, and how do we insure that consumers' data is their own, is protected under what statutory or regulatory regime does that best make sense? >> guest: well, i'll say this, i was -- i'm very much in favor of congresswoman blackburn's privacy bill. because it does the things that are most important to at&t. it does three things that i think are critically important. one is everybody's got live under the same rules. in a world where you are seeing business models collide, you call them the web site companies. they may be how google and amazon and these others started, but they're way more than web site companies today. i think they're getting into video distribution. they look a lot like us. i mean, google's got a video product in the marketplace. hulu's got a video product, amazon's got amazon prime, it won't be long before they have their own, you you know, aggregd bundle of content that's not historic look, if yo

brian harmon and tommy are on they are these.s not letting pregnancy keep her off the tennis court. she posted this, work on swing and over six months pregnant. her baby is due either the end of august, early september and serena plans to return at the beginning of the next year, she's putting in work here, that return might come sooner than later. and phelps has his sights set. he's going to race against a shark. phelps said he loves sharks and wants to give this a whirl. do you beat back away a free style, butter fly? one piece of advice, if you have a cut don't get in the water. you don't want any drops of blood the shark will come over into your lane. >> wow >> i don't know how they're going to do this. that's going to be good tv. >> must see tv. >> he's going to lose. >> we'll be right back. restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia: a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. learn more at m

brian harmon is in control entering the final round in aaron hills, wisconsin, i'm jeff skeverski. father's day. >> it is fas is a father's day mission. we're live at the gary pappa run at the philadelphia museum of art. >> sky6 live hd a peek at cape may, it's clear out there, but we'll see the sun. >> reporter: we could be talking about rain, but we're not, it's hold and humid today. the humidity will make it feel like the mid 90s at times. again we're dealing with clouds, but as i mentioned we don't have any showers or storms developed on the radar just yet. numbers north and west, 70 in cuts it is -- kutztown and center city, 76. the far western suburbs, 73 in bethlehem. newtown, 72. over into south jersey, dover, 75, agenda beach -- gandys beach, 74. tuckahoe, 75. winds are shifted out of the southwest ahead of the front. that means we're pouring in all the humid air from the carolinas and the virginias that will make everything unstable we head into overnight hours and especially tomorrow. as this front moves into that stable air we'll get fireworks monday afternoon which i'l

brian harmon is in control, heading into the final round in erin hills, wisconsin. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski happy father's day. >> another hour of "action news" is straight ahead. >> here's some of the stories we're have for you. with school coming to an end, we'll tell you how thousands of children in south jersey will get the nutritional meals they need throughout the summer. >>> plus, oh, baby why it's a extra special father's day for the carters this year. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on "action news" following a mistrial in the sexual assault case against him, bill cosby faces more legal battles. >>> plus police officers who responded to a fatal crash in the port richmond section get a visit from the family. >> hundreds laced up their running shoes for the gary pappa run. this year's event has extra special participants. >>> those stories, but first a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers, hey chris, how are you? >> reporter: i'm good, gray, h

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mayor harmon is sending a strong message saying love is greater than hate or fear. >>> this weekend about six months since the devastating fire at the ghost ship park in oakland. yesterday was the last day for those who lost loved ones in the fire to make a claim against the city of oakland. i-team reporter dan miller looks at the possible criminal and civil charges. >> reporter: the restoration crew hired by insurers at the ghost ship. they say they can't wait to take the building down. but the civil and criminal cases must first play out. >> that could take many months, maybe years. >> so many people contributed to this. as a matter, the district attorney will have to make some decisions about how many people to charge. >> you are saying it's not a question of if charges are coming but how many people will be charged? >> that's my supposition. >> reporter: weissberg believes charges are certain because of the conditions at the ghost ship that left to the fire. hazard electrical wiring that often sparked. the rvs parked inside the building t. collected junk t. rickety staircase made out

there's another book called the harmon hate speech which discusses the issue of free speech and when it really is free and when it isn't, i was concerned about some of the debate going on in some of the colleges now where you have people, to give you an example, there's the guy charles murray who wrote the bell curve along with richard which basically came out with ideas around racist blaming black people specially for some of the ideas you mentioned. he actually was going to be speaking in college recently and there was a protest that prevented him from speaking. personally, i think -- i would like to know your opinion because i actually think that that was a actually a good thing because the problem is hate speech, i think, is something like yelling fire in a crowded theater, some laws against that and in a racist society that creates the conditions that exist to build racism to blame people and as charles murray has done for their own problem for their own predicament is to me danger and potentially harmful and people die from this. you know, it's a tricky free speech thing, but t

one of the things we've been working with the administration on is how do we find ways to harmonize regulationsa and the united states? whether that is within nafta or even separately. liz: right. >> to make it easier for small, medium-sized businesses on both sides of the border to do business without it costing too much money? we had a great response from the administration. i think you will see really good news on that front in the months to come. liz: let me shift gears quickly, you being the canadian ambassador to canada. canada has said it is going to up its defense budget, do more spending on defense. canada is the fifth, i believe, has the fifth biggest defense budget in the world but last year canada contributed just under 1% of its gdp to nato. you're supposed to do 2%. the president has been very upset with countries that don't play in and pay in their fair share. does canada anticipate getting up to 2% of its gdp to nato this year? >> you know, what the, our minister of defense announced last week is that we are going to increase our defense spending by 70%. i think, you know he, se

brian harmon is in control heading into the final round in erin hills, wisconsin.hat's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a father's day. >> philadelphia soul once again has kept their perfect record in tap. they hosted the tampa bay storm. mike benson ran for 22 yards to score a touchdown. the soul blows away the storm 62-41. they are a perfect 9-0. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. a father's day mission the action cam live at the gary pappa run by the philadelphia museum of art. you see the folks there gathered along with the philly if a philc for this very, very important e

. >> reporter: stanford marketing professor wesley harmon says that might not happen simply because amazon is incredibly efficient. something whole foods is not so much. >> i anticipate amazon should be able to lower the costs, allowing them to compete in that market and start bringing organics, not necessarily capturing your whole paycheck. it's an extension to end their business molds as we thought about moving more towards the grocery spaces. >> i think it could happen. people will tend to do something that's easy. clicking on amazon is easy. >> reporter: in one sense this is amazon getting in on the internet access. >> and then it's easy. but you could order something and they will bring it to you. >> wal-mart took their firststeps, all in recognizing their need to move into space. >> and for things to consider, it's a publicly trade company and bought on the stock market. so this done deal may not be all, especially if they offer a lot more money. tom vacar forks 2 -- tom vacar fox 2 news. >>> so you're talking about a hot stretch. we've been advertising that today with the upper 90s