i'm like, yo, that's paul dixon. i know him. >> estrada was surprised that dixon who has gone to jail numerous times before was so distressed. >> i'm not saying he's faking but sometimes you do stress out in here. some people are not built for this. >> he's going through some stress of his own. several weeks earlier he pled guilty to aggravated manslaughter for killing an 88-year-old world war ii veteran. he was described by his family as a vibrant and active great-grandfather. >> i don't want to go to hell for what happened. i'm really afraid. you kn, i don't wa to spend the rest of my eternity in hell. what happened was i was smoking angel dust and i ended up in one of my fr graie'sfather's house. it was like, it gets you really paranoid and i went crazy and lost my mind. i went into the kitchen and i grabbed a pen to hit him twice or three times. the velocity of it was so fast, it was so hard that the pot itself was bent. it was bent in. i heard him yell, turned around and i started running and i remember the only

francine: peter dixon stays with us.il gains as opec puts pressure on countries not cutting production. we will talk about that, and of course, venezuela and what that country is going through. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm francine lacqua in london. this is what we are hearing from vice president mike pence. he had just said the u.s. is welcoming the military commitments. he said president trump assured the baltic states the u.s. stands with them. this comes on the back of extra russia sanctions, which has huge political implications for geopolitics, and for the standing of the trump administration within the republican party. on to other things. oil in new york briefly rising above $50 per bale for the first time -- per barrel for the first time in may. the abu dhabi will take place after saudi arabia said it would step up pressure on countries that are not complying with opec. this comes amid reports that the u.s. is increasing sanctions on venezuela's oil industry after the c

moving mainly east as opposed isolated showers straddling the mason-dixon line at this hour.at stuff will stay north and it will become sunnier this afternoon, the way it looks. tomorrow, hot again with isolated storms in the afternoon and in pittsburgh, a better chance of showers and storms on friday. 95 today with an isolated storm and 79 for the low in town and 70 in the cool spot. 90 tomorrow and the heat, dangerous heat with potential of 105 tomorrow and friday, scattered storms and 95 and that could be a yellow weather alert. over the weekend, a great saturday and sunday with isolated storms and low from fields and factories they came looking for opportunity. they worked hard. we helped them work harder. they are the students of strayer university. for 125 years, we've supported as they've rewritten the future. and to all who seek their true potential, let's get it, america. >>> a viral story about a woman asking her boss for a mental health day. it sparked a debate on social media. tonight, what many of you say about how to >>> we're looking at a lot of heat. 95 with a

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the fire is burning in dixon near highway 128 near pleasant view road ... there are mandatory evacuations and sveral road closures in the area... highway 128 near lake berryessa dam and pleasant valley road is closed tonight... is it expected to reopen tomorrow... (steve) happening now two popular hiking trails in san jose are closed after mountain lions were spotted in the area... it's happening at alum rock park will be closed until saturday.. officials say at least one mountain lion has been spotted just a few feet from the "one way road trail" the south rim trail is also closed.. rangers say the trails could open saturday if they think the threat is gone. they say if you do encounter a mountain lion..try to look as big as possible..make as much noise as you can..and do ánotá turn your back to them. (dan kerman)here at the coliseum bart station another mob style robbery involving juveniles.bart says saturday evening about 630 a juvenile grabbed a woman's cell phone aboard a bart train and then ran off the train with a dozen others. the woman was not inju

we'll catch up with robyn dixon find out what went down.rnard fine out what's happening. bob you had a chance to talk with the crew of the helicopter? >> reporter: we did. a short time ago, steve. they said they were actually doing normal training in many area when they had some kind of mechanical issue. this is the helicopter that has the issue they were initially back at the tale. now they've got a mechanic in the front portion of the helicopter if you pan to the next there's second helicopter this one right after we were live with you ten so ago, this second helicopter landed from joint base andrews. it landed in a couple of guys came out they're over here now trying to figure this thing out and see if they can get this helicopter working again to take off. here now you mentioned we did speak to captain chris mitchell one of the pilots on this helicopter that made an emergency landing here this morning. >> we're basically just flying normal training. flying around just south of beltway here and we got a caution light like a check engine

thaddeus dixon, everybody!ave you back with us, thaddeus. >> thanks so much. >> seth: my first guest tonight is an emmy-award winning actor you know from t.v. shows like "taxi", and "it's always sunny in philadelphia", he was just nominated for a tony award, for his role in arthur miller's "the price", now on broadway through may 14th. please welcome back to the show, the very talented, danny devito, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back! >> hey, baby! et >> seth: it's good and congratulations. >> aw, thank you. >> seth: tony nominated. >> tony. >> seth: this is your first broadway show. >> and he gets a tony nomination. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] nice, yeah yeah. it's very, very, very exciting. >> seth: for your first time, do you think this spoils your second time now? >> i don't know, what do you think? >> seth: i don't know, i feel like you're gonna say i'm -- >> a high expectation? >> seth: yeah, i'm a lock for a tony now. >> i don't know. >> seth: have you ever been to the

not far from dixon park. fredericksburg police say they found the woman had been shot in the head. they haven't released any suspect information. but they do ask to give police a call immediately. >> a woman in fairfax county is recovering after she's stabbed on a popular trail. >> megan mcgrath has more. >> reporter: folks are going to be gathering here later on this morning. they started to come now. they're going to be handing out these flyers, canvassing the area. looking for anyone who witnessed the attack. the we do have two police officers who showed up a little while ago. we're expecting that activity -- a disturbing crime on this popular trail, the trail is adjacent to vaiden drive, not far from the vienna metro station. a 21-year-old woman was walking on the path at around 7:30 thursday morning when a man came from behind, stabbed her in the neck and then ran away. police say that this was a completely random, unprovoked attack. people who use this path say it is just scary. >> little unsettle. this is, in general, a pretty safe neighborhood and people always walking arou

. >> one of those friends is adrian dixon. >> this is my best friend. i talk to dix more than -- more than anybody else. >> so we've seen ups and downs. we know all of the flaws in our character. and we try to make each other -- >> i have no flaws in my character, don't let her fool you. >> right. it breaks my heart because i know that she is a -- a good person. i just wish -- i know that her appeal's going to work in her favor. i know. >> don't make me cry. >> you learn to be a family when you're incarcerated. i mean, it's kind of neat to see the groups of people that become friends in here. because they're people that you would never associate with out there. but you come in here, everyone's facing the same hurts and the same hangups so we kind of lean on each other for that. you know in 20 years i'm going to be so good at this game. >> hilberling might need all of the support she can muster. her sentencing, which could be up to 25 years in state prison, is only days away. robert hill is also facing an uncertain future as he awaits trial for first-deg

the fire is burning in dixon near highway 128 near pleasant view road ... there are mandatory evacuations and sveral road closures in the area... highway 128 near lake berryessa dam and pleasant valley road is closed tonight... is it expected to reopen tomorrow... (steve) for up to the minute updates on weather and wildfires download our kron4 mobile app it's free in the apple app store and google play store. you can also see radar and the latest forecast for the day... we will also notify you when breaking news happens in your area with push alerts. another big story we are following tonight..protests erupting in germany where the g-20 summit is being held. police used water cannons as protesters threw bottles and smoke bombs during the anti- capitalist welcome to hell march((steve))the clashes resulted in at least one arrest..and dozens of injuries. ((vicki))and as david daniel reports..larger numbers are expected for protests friday and saturday. frederik pleitgen/ cnn senior international correspondent: "things are kicking off here. you can see the wate

. >> and dixon proposed a more liberal version of obamacare.this has always been the conservative plan. born in the research papers of the heritage foundation. so suddenly when they had to find an alternative to obamacare, they didn't have anything. and they still don't have anything. >> yeah. this was a policy that no one was going to find. there wasn't going to be some special moment in that room, adam, where they were going to find the sweet spot and go okay, there's 50 republican votes right there. >> right. and that's republicans, that's a problem of republicans own making. because they spent the last seven years running around the country telling everybody that obamacare, which is fundamentally a centrist health care reform measure that preserves the private insurance market and a socialist takeover of government. so suddenly when they are in charge, they have scorched the earth in the middle ground where negotiation is supposed to happen and there is nowhere to go. any sort of centrist health care reform will end up looking a lot like ob

it crashed in dixon. the sheriff tells us the pilot reported his engine failed. the plane crashed while the pilot tried to land at an airport. faa investigators are looking into this morning's crash. >>> blue-green algae has been found in several bay area lakes and waterways and been linked to the deaths of two dogs in southern napa county. the dogs swam this a pond within the last week. it's most common in pets but children and adults can also experience liver, kidney and nervous system injuries if they swallow affected water. >>> traffic backed up as responders blocked the far right lane on the interstate. that's one of several grass fires in the bay area this week. three of them burn in san jose on thursday and wednesday there was another one in marin. three other fires broke out in the north bay and planes were called in to help from sonoma. wayne, what was that like? >> reporter: just a typical day in the office. it used to be used in the cold war to chase subsubmarines. if you look at the number 86, we're going to tell you about the man who flies this plane

that is if an enslaved african escapes north of the mason-dixon line. you probably know that the united states not only tried to enforce the rights of slaveowners to get their property back north of the mason-dixon line on the basis of alleged constitutionality, but they're trying to force other countries like the british empire, bermuda, canada, to return this property. that becomes a point of contention between london and washington. that contention leads to war in 1812. it repeatedly leads to conflict. you are correct to suggest that slavery was at the heart of politics in the united states, is reflected in the constitution, is reflected that a disproportionate amount of slaveowners -- excuse me, of the u.s. presidents were slaveowners. i know this is an audience that carries the pictures of the president wherever they go -- >> [laughter] here,sor horne: this chap andrew jackson, who was not only a slave owner, but probably a slave trader, and was responsible for some of the most violent and vicious degradations against the indigenous population. wha

keep in mind during the dinner time our the heavier band along the mason-dixon line is well to the south. a next 24 hours. we will keep you updated right here on abc 7. , friday theomorrow heavier rain, mid 80's. next week we dry out nicely, lower humidity, middle to upper 80's, near 90 degrees. alison: it was a beautiful day for a summer swim. we love seeing this every year, the ponies on assateague island taking full advantage of the chincoteague island pony swim, the 92nd year for this event. about 200 ponies took to the water before 7 a.m., all to get to the other side for tomorrow's auction, which raises money to help care for the wild horses. meanwhile, stormtroopers descending on bethesda? jonathan: but they are not here defending the empire, next. nomake this a greatniture, specialtime to save. inancing through august 7th, find savings in every room. plus, twenty-four month, no interest financing makes every decision that much easier. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't.

dixon, o to terry illinois. hi, go ahead. caller: hi, how are you doing? yeah, i've been follow two sgiving story and lied on a kushner security form fwe would have done that, each one would have five-year imprisonment, his meeting was on june 9 of last year, 4:00 that afternoon ust so happen the president, mr. trump, was tweeting about the 3000 e-mails. think the american people need to ask what did donald trump when did he know it. i think donald trump knew about his meeting and i think this our s to collusion between government and a foreign basically which is our income. and i'm sorry, i stand for the flag of the united regardless ofica, what party you are, we need to get to the bottom of this. involved, he was needs to be held accountable. no man is above the law. you. host: "new york times" story goes on to say two people briefed on the meeting intermediary, a journalist and he president of a company called we too entertainment that orked with the miss america pageant. mark carello, said on sunday the was not aware of and did not attend the meeting.

freshly the line develops just to the west of montgomery county, frederick county, towards the mason-dixonline at about 3 p.m. you tomorrow evening, if are having barbecue, picnic, or outdoor activities planned, this will be overhead with gusty wind, heavy downpours, maybe even a severe thunderstorm warning. download the stormwatch 7 weather app. molly and josh will keep you updated all weekend long. the futurecast, 9:30 tomorrow night, clearing out nice, lower humidity on the way sunday. tomorrow will be hot again, daytime highs in the lower 90's, feeling like middle to upper 90's. make sure that you have plenty of water and also find a little bit of shade if you are outdoors a long time. sunday, 91 degrees, beautiful monday, 90. fourth of july, big holiday, 90 the high temperature, macy isolated showers and thunderstorms. early evening. the fireworks display at the national mall starts at 9:09, should go off with no problems. it lasts about 17 minutes. a lot of things going on downtown. ther 80's, lower 90's over next 10 days, nighttime lows in the 70's. tomorrow will be the best chance

stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, a few showers along the mason-dixon line, a chance of showers moving through the overnight. the next best chance of stronger storms will be tomorrow afternoon come into the evening mid-atlantic. daytime highs tomorrow well into the 90's. the heat index values will be closer to 100 degrees. the timing of the strong afternoon storm, and once they are gone how cool it will be saturday. more on that, plus another heat wave on the way next week. alison? alison: steve, thank you. stay connected with the stormwatch 7 team when sweltering heat sets in with the updated forecast by following us on facebook, twitter, wjla.com, and the stormwatch app. jonathan: criminal charges have leads -- reads like a scandal plot line. two staff members of a congressman arrest the accused of stealing explosive photos of her and sharing them online. tim barber has the story. tim: allegations of sex, lies, and politics. sounds like fiction, but the investigation on capitol hill is real and there are now indicted aides. tonight, a former congressional aide is accused of leaking n

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. 5- >> tennis up top, this story continues to be king because of a queen of a court. five time wimbledon champ venus williams faced great britain in this ladies semis and williams came out firing, a 103 mile-per- hour serve taking the first set 6-4. age 37, get out of here! watch her go to work in the far court. williams reache

: the first forecast this tuesday evening, a few showers and thunderstorms just north of the mason-dixon line, north of hagerstown. should not amount to a whole lot. tonight we are not falling much, only to the middle 70's downtown d.c. tomorrow we will crank up the heat and humidity. daytime high temperature tomorrow, 95 to 98, feels like closer to 100. if you like it hotter than that, wait until you see what is on the way. hottest day so far this season, coming up. nancy: developing outcome come a promise the president ran on -- repeal and replace obamacare. alison: the latest effort to do that is now dead. president trump said he will let the affordable care act fail. michelle: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell late tonight insisting a procedural vote to repeal regardless, this is a big setback for the trump administration. several republican say they will not vote for the bill. despite the lack of votes, the president believes there is hope. >> i don't think it's dead, no, but i'm certainly disappointed. for seven years i've been hearing repeal and replace from congress. and whe

a sign in dixon was changed last may and a year ago along highway 1 another sign was hacked, also a sign in san francisco has been changed before. >>> we're hearing about more possible new features to come with apple's iphone 8. they will reportedly let you unlock your device with a face scan instead of your fingerprint. the scan would use a 3d sensor to let you log in to confirm payment and launch secure apps. apple is also reportedly testing eye scanners. >>> let's take a look at the big board now. see how the markets are doing. the dow is down about 5 points. >>> on the healthwatch this afternoon, one in five men's will develop skin cancer in their lifetime but who ten prevent that there's a new high- tech way to monitor the effects of your time spent outside. danielle nottingham reports from los angeles. >> reporter: as a junior lifeguard in training, she spent a lot of time in the sun. >> i use sunscreen. i like to reload on sunscreen every two hours. >> reporter: the 16-year-old says she is worried about getting skin cancer. so she is trying this high-tech wearable called the my uv

. >>> this evening, most of them should stay north of the mason- dixon line.et into your tuesday morning. some of the parades tomorrow morning or whatever you're planning will be okay. go for a run. in the afternoon, we'll see spotty to scattered showers and storms. nothing looks like it will be severe. you get caught under one of these at the wrong time, yes, it could ruin your day. with this front hanging out near us, better chance of showers west of town come wednesday. even that front nearby into thursday. they help kickoff showers and storms here as we get into thursday afternoon. no day is a washout, that threat is going to exist here for the next several afternoons. upper 60s to 70s. that is it's on the lows. muggy with winds out of the south, five miles an hour will bring some of that moisture back. 70s and '80s it morning with an isolated shower and then your independence day afternoon, upper 80s and low 90s. >>> wednesday and thursday mid- as we head towards friday, 94. the weekend upper 80s. a couple storms saturday, but sunday looking dry. >>> now

there cells along the mason dixon line south of berkley springs in couple better land and western maryland and hagerstown they've seen a thunder shower or two this afternoon. more severe in pennsva better energy with passing of cold front there and this front while very broken line is still a line nonetheless that extends through parts of west virginia that's a couple miles away. and we could see some thunderstorms or two. it's behind that front that we're really waiting for. it's a welcomed break from the heat beginning tomorrow a lot less humidity much more comfortable temperatures and dry air mass that will making outside bareable. which it has not for the past peek week. 86 annapolis and 88 frederick and 87 martinsburg. today i thought it felt a little better than the weekend. due point were at least down to 60s. look at that storm that moved by. raised due point to 75 in washington incredibly high. any moisture you bring out from the storms will make it more steamy out there. but dew points are dropping. so by tomorrow in the 60 and noticeable category and much better. fox future cast

nigel walker,he force behind eat well farms in the solano county community of dixon died after a relapse of myeloma. he established his form in 1997 and converted his grand to grow organic crops three years later. he sold his fruits and vegetables in san francisco. walker was 56. >>> policen hayward are looking for an at-risk man last seen leavinging his assisted care facility. matt bonds left the facility and has not returned. they say bond functions at about a 15-year-old level. he wasast seen wearing a black shirt and pants and carrying a red backpack. >>> turning to a look a the weather, hope you get a chance to enjoy the sunshine around the bay today. here's a live look from our abc7 roof camera as people enjoy this weekend preceding the fourth of july. the big queson is, what's it going to look like on the foth. >> good thing the fire wor happening this evening. the east bay hills camera, they're aeady getting socked in with fog. we'll take a look at the forest coming up. >>> gushing water and strts buckling, this is not what you want to deal with on a holiday weekd. >>> these peop

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. determine what killed a humpback whale that washed ashore in montere >>> marine biologists are trying to determine what killed a hump back whale that washed ashore in monterey. a lot of people were noticing that dead whale notified authorities and now officials are trying to figure out what happened. they are collecting tissue samples, checking to see if the whale might have been

also feeling that loss, sterling's former boss, anthony dixon runs a heating and air conditioning outfit and he has left sterling's work truck virtually untouched with the toolbox still inside. he considered sterling his little brother. >> terrence was selfless. he would do for anybody, and would never bring it up >>>. i have been trying and judging everybody in my company as if they are terrence and they never match up. >> he was driving his bicycle erratically and rammed a police cruiser. witnesses say it looked like an accident. either way, an officer opened fire. that offers turned on his body camera only after the shooting. he and his partner remain on paid leave. the u.s. attorney general continues to investigate, but will not comment on the case. th the police department for 50 million. >> the full and powerful conversation between deal ya and terrence sterling's family is available for you right now if you want to check it out at wusa 9.com. >>> matt and laura met in preschool. in fact declared to the class he marry her some day. they lost touch for a while, but you guessed it, t

also looks like areas to the north and mason dixon down towards hagerstown and a little bit more to the south could be hit harder tonight, to the south, this is where they're really getting hit heavily right now, with storms also moving their way towards st. mary's and charles county. we do have a flood warning, it's for alexandria as well as the district, fairfax county and prince george. then also for montgomery county the same thing. this expires at 8:15, the others not until midnight. here's a look at some of the 24 rain totals so far. and as you take a look at what we've to get end anticipate that we can get anywhere from at least another one to up to four inches, localize in some areas, this is only going to get worse, you can see more than two inches in many of our neighborhoods already and even up to three. what do we want to tell you? just remember, it takes six inches fast moving flood water for an adult to be knocked down. when it comes to inches of rushing water can carry away a small car and up to two feet can actually carry away any size vehicle. don't take a chance by thi

that's good news if you're planning a trip to europ my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> two of the most well known home shopping networks have struck a deal. qvc is buying its long time network the home shopping deal, an the merger will enhance its competitive everyone happensment. they produce more than 55,000 hours of shopable video content a year. the deal is set to close later this year. liberty says it plans to spin off its cable tv operations into

we still could have a couple thunderstorms, especially across the mason dixon line to our north.by noon we're humid, generally dry, but it won't take long in the afternoon. let's say by 2:00 or so to about seven or l in the evening when we'ring going to chase the storms around . 5:00 temperature 93 greece. maybe not into the upper 90s like we were today, a mix of clouds and sun, low to mid 90s definitely doable and a quick look at the futurecast so you can see that we develop the storms around 2:00. we still have them going strong around 5:00. some with some very heavy rain. this is a new and improved futurecast. james taylor fans maybe that storms activity will be out of the nats park area by the time the concert gets going. in meantime the weekend loose much better, 89 and 930 respectively on saturday and sunday, but a big drop in humidity so it will feel a lot better. we're in the low 90s monday and tuesday with a few storms possible and then we see the temperatures climbing back into the mid 90s.s that ease your seven day forecast. now over to tony and shawn. >> hot on the we

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. where a massive wildfire is now >>> now to a story we are following near sacramento. a massive wild fire spreading to neighborhoods. you can see the structures here are fully on fire. this is a wall fire burning near the city. it has grown now to 2,000 acres. cal fire says the flames have spread. they are destroying at least ten structures there, including homes. evacuations are

nigel walker, the force behind eat well farms in the solano county community of dixon died after a relapse of myeloma. he established his form in 1997 and converted his grand to grow organic crops three years later. he sold his fruits and vegetables in san francisco. walker was 56. >>> police in hayward are looking for an at-risk man last seen leavinging his assisted care facility. matt bonds left the facility and has not returned. they say bond functions at about a 15-year-old level. he was last seen wearing a black shirt and pants and carrying a red backpack. >>> turning to a look at the weather, hope you get a chance to enjoy the sunshine around the bay today. here's a live look from our abc7 roof camera as people enjoy this weekend preceding the fourth of july. the big question is, what's it going to look like on the fourth. >> good thing the fire works happening this evening. the east bay hills camera, they're already getting socked in with fog. we'll take a look at the forecast coming up. >>> gushing water and streets buckling, this is not what you want to deal with on a holiday week

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this is dixon machado, 146 at-bats in the major leagues and he'd never done that, a two-run homer. 6 and 2/3rds. gives up five runs. not entertaining for that young lady. the giants come home after a pretty good road trip 4-2. >>> interesting golf tournament going on back east. phil mickelson out for the first time without his caddy of 25 years as he takes on greenbriar. golf classic back there, mckay has been with mickelson for 25 years. nine iron, number 11. it goes astray for mickelson to say the least and winds up hitting that gentleman in the noggin. mickelson, despite that bad shot, was 3 under 67 for the day and a guilty handshake and a glove, hits the putt, and walks over and gives the gentleman a ball as well. mickelson is 6 off the pace as we come to that point in the evening where we must check this out. some of the activities from around the major leagues. remember ron washington, one of the best fielders when he played and a great instructor. get out of the way, ron. now 3rd base coach for the braves. happy to be alive after that one. his former pupil josh donaldson, for

you can see that 80 westbound between vacaville and dixon and fairfield looks good. a little congestion at the cordelia junction. after that it looks good to vallejo and canoeing out to crockett with no major issues. as you look at the east shore freeway, 16 minutes between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. when you get to the toll plaza, does not much going on. there is someone backing up here, you always see this. what is going on with these people? we will see -- that's very dangerous but i think he got into the wrong lane >>> we haven't seen that in a while but that's crazy. thank you. >>> police and richmond have arrested a youth tennis coach, accused of molesting two of his teenage players. 53-year-old, norm burgos was taken into custody yesterday and point richmond where he was scheduled to give a lesson to a student. he runs a tennis academy and teaches in marin county as well. his website and facebook page promises to prepare teen players for college tennis and beyond. one boy said the coach sexually abused him when he was 14 years old. he told hi

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the sign in dixon was changed last may. the signs along highway 1 and in san francisco have also been hacked. >>> new york city police officers are mourning the loss of one of their own this afternoon. a veteran officer was ambushed as she sat inside a parked mobile command unit. cbs reporter don dahler reports police shot and killed the gunman a block away. >> shots fired ... >> reporter: an early-morning police patrol was interrupted by a violent ambush. suspect alexander bonds allegedly walked up to an nypd mobile command post window and shot miosotis familia in the head. >> it's clear this was an unprovoked attack on police officers who are assigned to keep the people of this great city safe. she was sitting in the vehicle and he came up and fired a round into the vehicle. >> reporter: her frantic partner's desperate call for help came moments after the shoeing. >> my partner is shot! my partner is shot! >> i feel like a brawl happening in the police van like someone was in there like a crazy guy with a gun, and then a

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what are your thoughts, doctorjane dixon?is incredibly safe. so, i very much support easier access to it. from the faculty of sexual and reproductive health care, we would support free provision of emergency contraception. it is also available widely in sexual reproductive health clinics, family planning clinics, free of charge, and also people have the anonymity so if they do not want theirgp to know anonymity so if they do not want their gp to know about it. one thingl their gp to know about it. one thing i would say, it is very safe but it isn't the most effective form of emergency culture section. is there an element of the consultation around it notjust about how safe it is but why someone is in the position of taking it? are they being responsible around contraception? are they making the right decisions in what they are doing? i don't think we should talk about responsibility but about women being safe and adequately protected. long acting reversible contraception, like the iud, it is actually more effective. the emerg

bottom 2nd-- detroit up 2-nothing, dixon machado... sends one deep to left field.gers lead 4-zip. --in the 6th, giants trying to rally.. joe panik...gets a triple down the first base line... and sends denard span home. still 5-1 detroit. --in the 9th, san francisco with their last chance. but they go down in order as jae gyun-hwang lines out to 2nd. 6-2 tigers your final... and stratton with a respectable 7-inning performance. here's bruce bochy on what happened pregame with cueto. -machado homer -panik triple- <>"johnny was actually prepping to get ready for the game and he got dizzy with his inner ear infection, so we weren't comfortable putting him out there in that situation.""it was definitely different, like i said, it's a dream come true to come out here and compete and i'm glad i gave our team the best chance i could to be in the game late, so." speaking of giants pitchers-- their ace madison bumgarner continues to work his way back. packed house in san jose last night...as madbum was on the hill for the san jose giants in his 2nd-rehab start. statistically

rbi single 1-0 tigers(cabrera: hit .364 in the series against his former team)bottom 4th/ 2-0 tigers dixonhado hits his first major-league hume run a 2-run job of stratton 4-0 tigers bottom 3rd/ 4-0 tigersalex pressley chops one into right another run scores 5-0 tigers(stratton: 6 2/3 ip, 6 hits, 5 runs)final: 6-2 tigers giants still finish the road trip 4-2 first winnig road trip in a calander year (june 2016) the a's are opening a four-game series in seattle against the mariners right now -- this week's lexus 'experience amazing' ultimate highlight goes josh harrison. in last night's pirates phillies game -- harrison makes a great place at second -- he backhands it and gets the out at first pittsburgh won the game 5-2 warriors free agent target, vince carter is coming to the golden state but not to join the warriors the 40-year-old forward has reportedly agreed to a one-year deal with sacramento carter is expect to earn eight million dollars he will be one of the oldest active players in the league carter and dirk nowitzki are the only two players from the 1998 n-b-a draft that are still

want to add louis between appellation and ozarks-- applachia and was about 160 miles from the mason-dixonline. terroristsy had coming from all areas. defining therea rioters -- that is true. it is unknown how many came from little farming and mining towns around southern illinois and even kentucky. yes, they did come from those areas. two more questions. >> can you talk a little bit about the political atmosphere at the time? do you see any parallels as far as the issues of immigration then and the way that issues of immigration are painted today? issues at thecal time and immigration today. one of the reasons -- one of the many reasons that the white citizens of east st. louis ride rioting against the political system. it was not only deeply corrupt, but the blacks were the swing vote. and the mayor had received the white -- the black vote and many whites opposed him for that reason. yet, i think when you think about, in many cases, the jobs that blacks were taking at the stockyards for instance, were jobs that middle-class e st. louis people did not want. toertainly see a parallel -- fu

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surfers of all ages converged in santa cruz today, to pay my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate andeldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. ==take vo== >>> well, what a tribute to surfs of all ages converged in santa cruz today to pay tribute to a surfing legend. surfers paddled out. take a look at this, just a rainbow of surf boards there. their honoring jack o'neil. he died of natural causes last month at the age of 94. people crowded the rocks there and then dipped into the water while wearing thei