presidential election >> joining to his talk about the trip and more is niles stand itch and michaelhopkins, let's start with you niles, these summits are no big deal, are we -- do we have too much going on when we say are they going to talk about the election or what >> i think that would be the big question here in the u.s. clear's, there are a lilt of allegations in the general atmosphere about that. i think president trump would frankly rick looking weak if he did not raise the issue at all. but as shawn pointed out a there's no confirmation from the white house that he will do so. so we'll just have to see >> i'm just curious, what's your take if he doesn't bring this up? a lot of folks are saying this is the big issue and we know it wasn't until recently that he even acknowledged that russians may have had a hand in messing around with the election. >> it's still terrifies me that we have a president who sometimes admits that russia hacked into the election and sometimes says it didn't happen. an idea that he would g 20 meeting and not acknowledge that and russia, put pressure

he has an election campaign next year, this is important for him >> nile, what about optics the rest of the world? how does the rest of the world perceive the u.s. or the president >> i think one of the real dangerous for the united states this weekend and maybe longer, shawn, is the idea of angela merkel, the chancellor of germany has been talked up as the new leader of the free world and there have been a couple of polls, to international impressions of the united states declining significant, since president trump took office >> one of the big announcements before the g20 was that japan and the european union were entering in a free trade agreement. their discussions about china and mexico doing free trade agreement, while we've been looking at how we renegotiate old agreements, our major trade competitors are moving forward with new ambitious agreements. and so there's a real disconnect with what the rest of the world is doing at least the way we're looking at the white house, i think capitol hill probably looks at it more like the way the rest of the world is looking, which is h

let's bring in niles standage white house columnist. it was announced the senate judiciary committee. let's talk about this second meeting that the white house confirmed but then president trump said the media blew it way >> the white house is pushing back strongly against the media reports, suggesting this was a casual chat at a meeting where not only the leaders but their spouses and various other people were present. the problem here, jim, is an issue of trust. seems to me. because there's this whole cloud of suspicion administration and russia. things that might otherwise be seen as innocent where the president might be given benefit of the doubt >> isn't there also concern from people that he did this meeting with no other u.s. official present and the only other person besides vladimir putin was vladimir putin's trans literary. nobody knows what really was said except for the translator. >> that's exactly right, shawn. it's a major issue because of the lack of trust. but also an issue because typically at these meetings, an offici

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nile suspects days 1600 pennsylvania avenue and pending night here as final five rolls on >> let's try to make more sense of what d.c.. niles stan is columnist for the hill.com and what happened the president made the big decision i don't think we're surprised by this what have you heard today. >> i think that there was a sense of president trump had grown frustrated with the weakness of reince priebus and obviously there was controversial interview in which he gave to the new y yorker. >> and the fallout if that has to be -- i know he tried to down play it and said i'm pass at about my support. man, oh, man. >> it's extraordinary people are in a states of shock about that interview and with the fact there was no real pressure brought to bear in saramucci to apologize to reince priebus for comments. >> those are the two guys he president brought in the same day before he was up august rated the statement came out it looked like rinse rips priebus would be liaison and steve bannon would be liaison that got that got president truth elected and you know was saramucci where it went wrong o

west nile is a neurological disease. >> west nile is more common around here. >> you want to use mosquitoellent. doesn't matter which kind it is. they are all safe and safe for kids. >>> i have huge hornets nest outside my window and had it taken down. if you get stung and itchy and red does that mean you are allergic? >> no. allergic means you have a systemic reaction. you have swelling away from the sight of the sting. if you get a large local and very sitty you are not allergic. that is a li . >> when it comes to bees can your child be allergic and you not know that? >> no. your kid have to get stung. it is rare to have a life threatening sting allergy for little kids or kids under the age of 16. if you have it there is treatment. be sure to get to it because it is not just an epipen but >> spiders seem to be everywhere. you say spiders aren't inclined to bite. what happens when they do? >> so in the end they really don't. if you don't mess with them they won't mess with you. the fangs or the teeth on the spider is too short to pierce your skin. so spider bites are rare. the scary ones

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killed after the car flipped on a busy stretch of "niles canyon >>> in fremont, this deadly car crash sparked a six-hour road closure. authorities say that the driver was killed after the car flipped on a busy stretch of niles canyon road. the closure that followed lasted into the evening commute affecting680 to mission boulevard. it reopened around 7 p.m. he cause is under investigat ion. >>> the city of santa cruz is weighing a plan to limit vacation rentals so that locals have better odds of finding housing. you've heard this story b the proposal in santa cruz would affect full-time vacation rentals, roughly 300 properties in the area. the city says the goal is to get those spaces offered to local tenants instead. >> so that 300 units is significant. that could be for a firefighter, a police officer, trying to stay in the neighborhood or for teacher or nurse, those who are struggling to stay in the community. >> opponents say the ban would also mean the loss of millions of dollars in tourism money. the city council is expected to vote this year. >>> a spectacular sight as waves glo

for all of this it we are joined tonight by a journalist tracking these stories and more niles standom the capital. he is white house columnist at the the hill." first things first, nile, the voter fraud commission the issue here is not only its lineage, invention and purpose for being but how much they now want from all of these states, one of which now famously told them where to jump. >> that's exactly right, brian. and i think it's that point, the point about private information that has caused even republican secretaries of state to object to this. once you have lost the republican secretary of state in mississippi if you're a republican president or republican presidential panel, that's probably a bad sign. and i think it does go in fairness to the tradition on conservative -- traditional conservativism where there has been skepticism about government infringement on personal privacy. and that's really why there is bipartisan pushback on this proposal at the moment. >> on to the subject of tillerson, and all things foreign policy, a busier than average time is coming up for him

local and state health departments are concerned about the spread of west nile virus.hey're asking homeowners to get rid of any standing water on their property because that's where mosquitos can breed. and while mosquitos are something to look out for, it's the heat that we're focused on tonight. >> first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza is here with an update on the dangerous heat headed to our region. >> a warm and muggy night. the temperature in philadelphia, 82, but feels like 87. many of you are kind of feeling the sweat, special hi after today. south-southwest winds continue. we'll see that westerly flow tomorrow that's going to keep us just as warm. take a look so far in july, all the red boxes right up to here. those are the days we've already been in the 90s. here's our current heatwave and it looks like we're going to add at least four more days to that. so a lot of 90s this month. july record high is 104. our average temperature for july is 87.1 degrees so we're well above that. and 90 degree days so far this month, eight. again, we're going to add at

. >> nile great to see you. >> and you shawn. >> let me can you.ow much trouble is the white house having staying on message even when they're all the way over there in france talking about this russia issue and donald trump. >> well, the problem really, shawn is that these e-mails have under cut their previous defense. that previous defense was the idea that yes, russia may have meddled but there was no coordination or certainly no collusion with the trump campaign. collusion hasn't been proven but these e-mails certainly under cut that defense in a fundamental way. >> we asked this question earlier in the week to some people whenever this first broke, nile, but the question here is, was this a donald trump being naive, was it something that was wrong but not illegal or something that was pat patently illegal and i think that's where a lot of questions remain at this point. >> yes, that's right, as with almost any legal offense or alleged offense it depends which lawyer you talk to as to whether it is perceived as illegal or not. there is the poss

. >> janelle the shop owners we talked to say they like to celebrate the diversity of niles. so they are shocked that this confrontation happened yesterday over the rainbow flag. >> she usually leaves the pride flag out but after a confrontation with two men she died to bring it in at night. we blurred faces because police are still investigating what happened she says the older man started the confrontation but asking about the rainbow flag. >> can you tell me why you're flying it? and i said buy am i flying the rainbow flag because i'm an ally. >> and he goes uh-huh and why aren't you flying the american flag. >> there is not a lot and yet so much. >> she flies both and rotates them regularly but the confrontation unraveled fast she told them to leave and that got them ultimates. >> it began with the f yous and go f yourself. and and that was all in front of my customers. >> he left but returned with another man who cursed about the flag. then she started taking pictures of them and they got are both got angry. >> i was tolding my phone up to take a picture he goes to smack

an earlier accident near alvarado niles. a problem over along 84. avoid the area or use 680 if you can. not looking good for the wednesday morning commute. san mateo bridge getting reports of a crash as you approach the toll plaza. a motorcycle crash near grant line is heating up in the east bay. 101 along the peninsula is good. >>> it's a typical summer day here in the bay area. our weather camera live toward the ferry building, no waving in the tree limbs at all so the winds are flat with a slate of gray. how about this view? another view looking out towards the bay waters. it's equally gray this morning but it's typical summertime weather pattern so we have the sunshine from mount vaca looking towards the suisun valley this morning. we have temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it's 63 degrees and overcast in san jose. we have clouds in redwood city in the low 60s. the winds have been picking up at 10 out of the west in oakland. so that's more of an onshore "pushhhh" but then we have west- southwest winds in berkeley, we have a westerly in antioch at

the first at west a street, the second near alvarado niles. and then up to 25 miles through the san leandro area. a closer look at westbound 92 coming up in less than ten. >> thank you. >>> we continue following that breaking news from the white house. president trump saying moments ago, transgender people will not be allowed to serve in the military. and we now have local reaction pouring in. >> new concerns about your roomba, that robot vacuum some of you have. exactly what it's collecting when it's moving around your house. >> and we told you about this burger last year. it bleeds like beef, but without it bleeds like beef, but without the (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> that breaking news from our live desk, as we told you alt 6:30, president trump tweeted this morning that transgender people will not be all

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a new confirmed case of west nile virus this year. where it has been detected ..nd what you need to know to stay healthy.(pam) we have more news headed your way... next on kron 4 news at six. (pam) more fallout tonight from the sex scandal that rocked the oakland police department. protesters give the city an earful as some officers were given promotions. good evening... i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. kron 4 broke the story about the sex scandal last year. it is clear the community has not forgotten about the shockwaves it sent through the police department. kron 4's dan kerman is outside police headquarters in oakland... he tells us what what should have been a celebration was met with protest dan? sotnancy armstrong-temple was among those protesting outside an oakland police department promotion ceremony friday. she says three of those promoted oversaw what a federal judge called severely mishandled investigation into whether police officers were having sex with this woman jasmine abuslin, who at that time was an underage prostitute.sot nancy arms

this changed everything, her honest publisher, not thomas niles, they later become little brown, wouldn't advise louisa to keep the copyright which was wonderful advice which meant she could really make money on this book, and became quite wealthy. by the standards of the day, that of course made the family very comfortable and allow their depth to be repaid, and kindnesses for others, and should do it and often helping others, when she was young by ralph waldo emerson, under a tablecloth and something like that, they find it later and not able to say wait a minute, and the same sort of thing. they were near her. the literary history of concorde is so multifaceted and depending on one's interest, you could bypass that office home because you could read the book. there is something about this particular book and this particular house, as far as i know is the only piece of literature, not only maintained its importance to so many people, never been out of print, widely translated, over 50 translations, varied by people of all cultures, written and set in a house that is now open to the publ

this of course changed everything partially because are very honest publisher, his name was thomas niles of robert carruthers publishers, they later become little round, thomas advised lisa to take the copyright which was wonderful advice because that meant that she could really make money honest look and she became quite wealthy. by the standards of the day. you probably would think of it like a millionaire today. that of course made the family very comfortable and allowed all their debts to be repaid, he's in that regard and luisa was so generous she was always doing kindnesses. if someone needed something, and she could do it, she often would be helping others in much thesame way they had been helped . >> particularly by close family friends, he was always taking a $10 bill under a tablecloth or something like that and trying to make sure they would find it later and not be able to say wait a minute, you put that there. he was trying to help luisa and they took notice of that into the same sort of thing she made a difference in everyone's life. it's interesting, the literary history o

. >>> niles canyon is closed and likely won't reopen until 6:00 tonight because of a fatal accident. it happened just after 12:30 this afternoon. no details about the accident have been released thus far, but take a look at our drive time traffic map. niles canyon road closed from mission boulevard in fremont to main street in simole. >>> four people escaped injury after their single-engine plane crashed as they landed at the hayward airport this morning. the nose gear just collapsed when the plane touched down on the runway. the plane skidded to a stop. sky 7 flew over the accident just minutes after it happened. there was minor damage to the plane and it was towed away for repairs. >>> we're learning more about an early-morning shooting in san jose. police have someone in custody. matt keller talked with police about the investigation. >> reporter: santana row in san jose bills itself as the ultimate destination for style. but today many unusual visitors, san jose police officers armed with rifles and s.w.a.t. gear. >> there were shots fired in an apartment. they're trying to secur

. >> while it does not carry disease, other species do like west nile virus and zika. coming up at 6:00 we'll tell you why they're not as concerned as they once were. >>> firefighters come under fire. we have exclusive video of a shooting we told you about yesterday in atlantic city where first responders had to take cover. members from the police and the fire department were killed when someone started hiring in their direction. you can see a man riding a bike on the left side of the screen. the victim died. first responders heard more shot that they were tries to help and they had to duck for cover. >>> tonight in chester county people can learn about recent drinking water issues. a meeting is scheduled with representatives from the water department. they've complained about low water pressure as they continue to work on the pipeline in the area. >>> today p this walt would be set up with penn memorial tomorrow. and in north hampton camera, strolling into the hospital, the pops wander the halls of [ luis hospital in easton. they stumbled upon some friendly faces who

. >> fighting the west nile virus in maryland where the state will be spraying this evening.e're back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> live look outside this morning. what a beautiful day it is. >> uh-huh. >> it should continue to be not just today but the next couple of days. >> yeah, storm free next few days and the for me the best part low humidity. >> hat is the best part. >> huge difference. >> huge difference much yesterday as we mentioned felt like september. >> no complaints. friday was the only day i was like oh, man, you can keep this day. >> yeah, well, i mean -- >> saturday was -- >> from a meteorological standpoint it was fascinating frday night, you know, with the heavy rain and the yes. >> i was one of the very few then yes, i did it. obviously the flooding was no fun. let's go to the weather. we are looking at 68 now in washington. very comfortable. you can see regionally that conditions really couldn't be nicer for the last -- can you believe this is the end of july. >> i know. >> back to school is right around the corner. >> before you know it we'll be doing our hal

. >>> the windsor police department is asking for your help to identify the juvenile niles who vandalized the middle school. you can see several broken windows. it's reported they were seen breaking sping breaking sprinkler heads. you're asked to call windsor police. >>> evacuees from the massive fire are starting to return home. the sheriff's office lifted mandatory evacuations. the fire is now more than 74,000 acres. it's 15% contained. 58 homes have burned to the ground. >> reporter: people are coming home to ash and rubble. >> i can't think, could i have grabbed a picture or two. i probably could have but i grabbed the kids. >> reporter: she only had four minutes. >> the living room. this would be my kitchen area, my dining room. >> reporter: now all that remains, the home's foundation. >> my worst fear is they wouldn't be aware there was going to be a house here because we live so far in. that was my worst fear. i think that's what happened is they didn't get here in time. >> reporter: people are making their way back but the unpredictable nature of the fire still looms. >> they can

to monitor the possible spread of the west nile, officials are collecting and testing a sample everyer. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >> well, a family up in new york is turning their daughter's medical diagnosis into a mission to help others just like her. >> this family is changing the lives of hundreds every disable children around the worlds, by helping them to move again. here's kenneth craig with more >> two year old bella shore is getting around in waves for parent never thought possible. >> bella's homemade wheelchair is giving her mobility, for the first time. >> she's just happy to be, you know, free, to do what she want. >> turn around, bella. >> bella was born with subpoena bifita, a birth defect of the spine, that has left her with no feeling below her knees. >> everywhere we went, we had to carry her, put her in a stroller. >> common in. that's. >> that's when bella's great uncle got involved. using a plan he found on line, he construct add wheelchair using a seat for kids, tires, wooden boards. >> as we saw herma

well, after our story aired this week, the nile says calls have been pouring in.ship goals for the summer but they're not out of the woods yet. donations and more new members are needed to take care of all of those repairs, we'll keep you updated. thanks for helping out by the way. 4:48 this thursday morning, trying to get through it, bob. >> you got it. make sure you got that flip and fill ready to go for later on after the show. good morning, everybody, 4:48. live look at some police activity here. this is westbound, on the schuylkill expressway, right near montgomery drive. not sure whether this gentleman here is ending his night, or beginning his day. but, nonetheless, police have him pulled over here right near montgomery drive. so just look out, if you are leaving center city, philadelphia. otherwise, no problems on the schuylkill expressway, if you're coming inbound on the schuylkill, again, we had overnight construction, between belmont avenue and center city, all of that is pick up, gone, so good to go there. we still have that closure of the vine street

. >> i want to start with you, nile. president trump tweeted 13 times yesterday, prolific even by his standards. is this because he's operating under the let trump be trump scaramucci rule? >> to take the second question, first i don't think there's any really realistic chance of this changing. president trump has noted he thinks his use of social media is a good thing. as far as just what he's trying to achieve, that's always a more difficult question to answer. he has lam basted republicans in congress, as well as china and various other people and forces even within the past 24 hours. i'm not sure honestly what he believes is accomplished by that, but he's clearly tethered to that as a mode of communication. >> one tweet included a threat most notably saying bailouts for members of congress will end soon. what does he mean by that? >> it's hard to know exactly what president trump means by his tweets. it's certainly not a good way to get people on his side. the bigger problem with the health care bill is that republic

southbound 880 in union city just before you get to niles.he right shoulder, we still have not gotten word of injuries. a quick check of the backup, you're down to 9 miles per hour, and it locks like you're backed up to 92. pretty sure it will merge with those delay north of 92 soon. next traffic update coming up at 6:00 a.m. >> thank you. >>> it may be summer break for most kids in the bay area, but not for these adorable students. this is panda kindergarten. the new video shows dozens of baby pandas enjoying a typical day in school. lots of socializing, rolling around. yeah, just kind of hanging out. this is at the giant panda conservation and research center in southwest china. the little furballs are pretty hilarious. they have a little playground. and they're just pretty cute. >> pandas gotta panda. >> a popular all vegetarian drive-through is expanding. where they want to set up a second location. >> right now, a search on for the identity of this man. do you recognize him? he's accused of robbing a bank in the north bay. we'll have det

niles canyon road was closed in both directions to accommodate the investigation.ened before 7:00 tonight. >>> a small plane made a hard landing this afternoon at the hayward airport. it happened around 12:40 today. the faa says the plane's nose gear collapsed when it was trying to land. the four people onboard were not hurt. >>> police have arrested a driver after he allegedly hit a pedestrian and then took off from the scene. the incident happened about 2:25 this morning. a crown victoria taxi is suspected of hitting the pedestrian. the victim later died at the hospital. authorities have arrested simon hernandez gonzalez. they did so at his home in redwood city. >>> a construction company now says oakland's waverly project that burned down earlier this month will be rebuilt by 2019. anderson construction notified neighbors today that the company has started cleaning debris at the site in downtown oakland near broadway and grand. the atf finished its investigation last week but has not said whether or not the fire was arson. the company says it is also hired more

still ahead fighting the west nile virus in maryland. we head to break on this monday morning.beautiful day it is. look at the sun reflecting behind the building. should be fantastic. off to a cooler start. 66 in the city. much cooler in the burbs. weather and traffic coming up next at 6:15. >> ♪ (male announcer) are you ready to take the scenic routes? then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings. like redhead castmaster men's shorts and shirts starting at under $20. bass pro shops. your adventure starts here. >> 6:15 an traffic alert. flooding closed both directions of 16th street northwest. you know where it runs under scott circle there. high water has overtaken the lanes so no one is able to go through. you'll have to stay up top and go around. >> looks like they're working on that. hopefully until get that fixed. the outer banks might take longer like say two weeks to get the power back on on ocracoke and hatteras islands. tens of thousands of tourists evacuated since friday after a construction crew accidentally cut a transmission line. as you can imagine the busin

nile, it's been a tough week for jeff sessions.t's "new york times" interview where he said he was thegeneral were recusing himself on russia and then "the washington post" report that he allegedly discussed these campaign-related matter with the russian ambassador, according to intercepts which is contrary to what he said. you think he's going to survive this. >> it's very questionable, i think, at this point. jeff sessions was obviously skating on rather thin ice even before this latest revelation. i think the key point about this actually extends beyond sessions himself. he now is at least the third person very close to donald trump who has had to correct the record more than once about contact between himself and the people connected with russia. that's also happened with jared kushner. it's also happened, obviously, with donald trump jr. so, this gets to the point that there's -- that the trump administration or people close to the president can't quite get their stories straight pertaining to connections or communications wit

they mostly cleanup bugs for us, including mosquitoes that carry west nile. >> rabies is fatal in humansnot detected and treated. there is a treatment, five shots, in the arm. that is a bit of an ordeal as well. >>> president donald trump's new staff is ready to take the oath of office next week. more on that coming up after the break.>>> >>> republicans are regrouping after a bitter defeat on friday on their plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the senate is in session for two weeks to work on other items that were stalled due to the healthcare battle. when they return in the fall they will have a lot on their plate. both parties say it is time to move on but in order to do that, both sides need to work together. >> nobody has said obamacare is perfect. the problem was, when they tried to just pull the rug out from under the existing healthcare plan. change it, improve it, but don't just take a knife and try to destroy it, leaving nothing in its place. >> there is no shortage of work for congress when it returns from its august recess.>>> all eyes will be on general john kelly next wee

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the department says the west nile virus was detected in mosquitoes collected earlier this month. >> they're reminded to protect them -- to wear protective clothing and insect repellant. did you know there was an international tree climbing championship. it's right in our own backyard. the contest at the national arboretum. 18 different countries. international p p -- took part in five events. raised awareness about the environment. what a beautiful day for that. >> swing frg a tree. might as well go tarzan with it. go big or go home. let me get out there next time. >> see? never mind. we're already looking forward to the solar eclipse on august 21st. we told but that. >> before you see that, though, you'll be able to see the perseid meteor shower. best time to see nature's annual fireworks display is august 12th and august 13th. the shower happens when the earth has a massive cloud of dust and debris from a comet called -- >> is that really the comet's name? who names these things? >> it takes on the name of the two astronomers who i guess were swift and tuttle. >> don't you remember deep i

. >>> tonight, spray parts of the park to prevent the spread of west nile and other mosquito born illnessespray. sections will be closed during the spraying. >>> two gutsy seniors from bucks county making life long wishing come true. both in their 80s took a leap of faith with sky dive philadelphia. they give us a gopro video of their jump. look at this. women have been friends for 20 years. they're just crossing items off their bucket list. >> good for them. >> different view of one of the ladies doming in with a smooth landing. look at that. she said the scariest part was jumping out of the plane. the rest was a piece of case. >> beautiful ride down. >> that is crazy. i wouldn't do it. >> i like the promotional hfessa helmet on. she does not. >> i can't see jumping out of a perfectly good plane. >> no. i would like you to take me to greece or something. take me somewhere. >>> we'll see things falling from the sky today. really didn't cool down much overnight. skies mostly cloudy. partly sunny skies today. see a quick warmup. from the 70s and some 60s into the 80s and 90s this afternoon. w

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. >> reporter: the first hit of the year, will compton on niles paul. watch coach gruden's reaction. is that a low clap? >> he might have got in there. good job, you know. i couldn't remember because i think i was just walking off. >> reporter: off tomorrow and then the hitting continues next week. new this year, the roster stays at 90 players until the end of the preseason. in rich mond, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >>> and currently burgundy and gold have three former members of the criminal soson tide on t roster. jay gruden is trying to get to know them jonathan allen isn't making that easy for his head coach. >> he's a good guy obviously. and very strong. very strong. and wants to work. which is good. really mature. it comes to a big time program and that i don't think they have any choice being mature coming from alabama. so great work ethic and good players. >> second year running back keith marshall was carted off the field during practice today. he missed his entire rookie season with an elbow injury and also tore his a xrchltcl in col. there

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vin the enough nile, young crab population is down by 54%. no one can blame them on the spawning females that are at high levels. >> if take you all the females, you are killing the next year's population. >> if they don't protect future crab harvest the industry will crater. state officials are shortening the commercial crabbing season by 10 days and reducing limits for me males. >> get while the getting is good, i guess. >>> a virginia man is upset after he drove his expedition into a sinkhole in norfolk. it formed af police say the guy drove around a squad car that was blocking the road then drove into the sinkhole. >> so sad. >> the s.u.v. was nearly submerged but the guy made it out okay. police charged him with reckless driving. the driver said he shouldn't be charged. >> it was not marked clearly so i could see it as a warning. they put the barricades after the incident occurred, after my truck was in the sinkhole. >> all right. a long overdue contribute to some heros has become a reality. the navy seal monument was unveiled yesterday

change is happening or else said maybe it is but we don't do anything about it one hundred percent the nile isn't the paris negotiations and the concluded in december twenty fifth teen were intended to reach a verifiable treaty. they couldn't. just keep the promises closer public and congress wouldn't permit the reply and now november it lists were it was just space could pull the snow isolated in the world literally only salute and racing toward the precipice while the rest of the world is trying to do something not enough but at least something to deal with a probe that was professor noam chomsky. thank you for watching join us next week for part two of our conversation with professor noam chomsky you can find us on our t. dot com slash on contact until next week. rejected tonight. not defect by the. goal after the corporations just lawyer profit over people and. their tactics not for. medicine it's like a cancer for all the stress that the news puts you under redacted tonight is your show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to jus

and the you've nile female and two juvenile males were very forthcoming with officers. they complained how they ebterd home and were later released to parents. >> if your house is empty, because you don't have anybody living there, or are you on vacation, it helps to alert neighbors of that situation. give them your phone number. also ask them to contact police if anyone comes on the property and is acting suspiciously. >> the principal of white man high school september a letter home to parents that she hevd from homeowner of house. i can read that in part it's come to our attention that whitman studentties party to a number of friends and then videos and photos were saent round on social media. your child may have seen them or have knowledge of the parties. if you're a white man parent we would greatly appreciate any help. if your child heard anything about the party and even better video r pictures of those involved. we are devastated the house was trashed and appreciate your support. we reached out to the homeowner here and did not hear back. the names of the teens

. >>> a major commute alert in the east bay, a fatal car crash, a shut down niles canyon road from interstate 680 to mission boulevard in fremont. it happened just after 12 :30 this afternoon, both directions still closed. chopper 5 was over the crash a short time ago, it involved one car which flipped over. there is no word on what caused it and also no word when the popular shortcut will reopen. >>> firefighters worked fast to keep this brush fire from spreading in the south bay. the blaze broke out this afternoon on quinby road and east ridge boulevard in san jose. chopper 5 was over the 10-acre fire, as you can see it could have been a lot worse, but crews were able to quickly get it under control. >>> firefighters in mariposa county continue to increase defensive lines around that massive detwiler fire burning outside yosemite national park. the fire has scorched over 76,000 acres, and is about 50% contained right now. over the weekend more evacuation orders were lifted and residents were able to return back home. >>> meantime, firefighters have gained control of another brush fire, this

between the two world leaders and other things going on in the last couple days in the g20 summit is nilesfrom the hill. a lot of talk has been going on about the questioning of putin and putin now saying that the presen statement by russia's president. is that the end of it? can that be the end of it? if vladimir putin said no, and donald trump said ok and they shake hands and take a picture >> there's a couple of things, i believe the president of the united states needs to change or challenge that narrative if he wishes to do so, at the moment we have putin himself and fiorino minister saying he accepts the denials. if he doesn't he needs to say so. the other point is about this idea of moving on or forward from this. i do think that's a little bit problematic. this isn't something argument betwen friends where you say, we were both wrong, let's move on. the wrongdoing is on russia's side, it's not a 50-50 game. so that's the problem with saying we're going to move on. >> the president is attempting to this morning while you were on the air, the president was tweeting he basically said

that could increase the risk of west nile this year.hree people have tested positive for the disease this year. mosquitoes carrying the virus have been detected across the state. remove standing water where mosquitoes can lay eggs and use bug spray if you're outside to prevent getting bitten by a mosquito that may or may not have west nile virus. >>> today at 9:00, we're live with the newly elected chair of the democratic party about health care and the future. >>> a confrontation between skateboarders and police is caught on san francisco delores park. >>> plus, coparenting your children without ignoring your partner or jeopardizing your marriage. ♪[music] ♪ oops i did it again ♪ >> will she do it again? britney spears performed in 2001 at the super bowl. there are talks that she might be part of the halftime show at the super bowl in minnesota. many artists use this as a chance to kick start their career or reinvigorate.

west-nile virus. this? five billion dollars in property damage. and how about this one?disease. [male announcer] once you know the serious threats they pose, you'll never see household pests the same way again. learn more at pestworld dot org. >>> welcome back. a stretch of 680 in san ramon may be renamed in honor of a fallen officer. tom smith was killed by friendly fire. he was serving a search warrant in dublin three years ago. a fellow officer mistook him for an armed suspect and shot him. it would rename 680 between bollinger canyon road and crow canyon road in smith's honor. >> surfers around the world paid tribute to the late surfing icon jack o'neal. he invented the wet suit. he passed away last months and hundreds of surfers joined a paddle out yesterday in his honor. it's where he lived. >> he's a legend. he made surfing what it is today. to honor him with going out in front of his house and just remembering him out in the water that he used to surf is like a huge honor to participate in. >> organizers say they managed to break the world record for the largest

discounts or have they sigh spoken out a with nile stanage from the hill newspaper. now that's a mighty fine necessary presidio wearing an honor i think of america's two hundred and forty fest but type up. speaking of molten donald trump has defended his use of twitter as modern day presidential but is the strategy helping at this point beyond the space. it's not i think it's a base only strategy that he is pursuing were seen criticisms from other republicans such on catia governor for ohio talked about coarseness. i think a lot of republicans see it both as course and us distracting from the policy agenda. speaking of the a policy agenda just this week republican senators up back in that. states and that getting an earful on my over that healthcare bill that they want to try and pause wouldn't they rather the president used to twitter account to sell out built. very much so and they didn't want this recess work troops who are opposed to that bill could make their feelings. hurt i think that one of the issues the republicans houses that they have to defend. these som

. >>> a 69-year-old woman died in a crash along niles canyon road in fremont this afternoon. sky 7 flew over the accident near the railroad trestle. the car hit an embankment, veered 50 feet off the road and crashed. they're investigating the cause. chp said both directions between mission boulevard and fremont and main street will be closed until 6:00 tonight, about an hour from now. >>> a woman pushing a 2-year-old in a stroller was hit by a car this morning at d and fourth. it appears both the woman and child were in the crosswalk when they were struck. the driver is cooperating with police. >>> a woman in burlingame has been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of a man that she lived with. this mugshot of the suspect in the case, mia smith, is just in the newsroom. the stabbing happened on saturday night on myrtle road. melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: well, this couple had been together for a few years. the victim had just begun a new job, just a few moments ago a couple of his co-workers stopped by, and they along with everyone they've talked to to

foster competition, that he believes that this creates a better performance if you will so i spoke with nilestanage you know he's a friend of the show white house columnist for the hill. listen to his take on that. >> this is something that we do here from time to time that the president enjoys competition among his staff and quite enjoys the drama of internal rivalries. that's a complete 180 from his predecessor who was famously nicknamed no drama obama. donald trump seems to like the drama of these kind of rivalries. >> reporter: well, then the other part of what scaramucci said this morning basically saying that the leaks are so treasonous that if these happened over a century ago people would be hung for it. i spoke with debbie heinz an attorney to just get a better picture of what does happen to people who leak today and if they do go treason. take a listen. >> we're talking on the one hand about deliberately willfully on purpose leaking classified documents that you would know would be classified documents, an unauthorized person and for that crime it's a 10 year maximum penalty and or

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this happened around 3 pm on a quaint stretch of niles boulevard in fremont. she said a man in a blue shirt walked in. >> why are you hanging that flag. i said, the rainbow flag out front? he said, yes. i said because i'm an ally. >> reporter: she said he became belligerent and refused to leave. >> he was just -- throwing out the f you. go f yourself. you don't have any respect for this country. you're not patriotic. >> reporter: her grandfather was a marine and her father was a former fremont police chief. she said she was shocked. the man eventually walked down the street became back a short time later with a second man. she said she caught her husband and started taking photos of the men 11 hit her hand. >> he went to smack my phone out of my hand and smacked my hand out of the way. >> reporter: police say they are investigating incident along with another that happened at bell springs shop, color me quilts, a block away. >> when she showed me the pictures, we said, that's them. i cannot believe they came back. >> reporter: she said the same two men stormed

day, anywhere, and as we get into the heart of the day, the wind will slowly use across the northern nileland but the chance of pregnancy and there. the bulk of the showers as you see running into central and western parts of scotland, pitching in on a noticeable breeze so the cool fuel. —— actual feeling. if you have a plan for the evening, don't think the wind to —— weather gets in the way, same again for scotland when that will be a mixture of the odd sunny shower. some showers across england and wales through monday. that weather through the south—west will not be an issue for wimbledon, nor indeed that front coming in from the north. a of cloud but that will break up and it should be a case of an interrupted play at wimbledon during the course of the day. to get you a sense of how many showers there are, there are few and far between. another day when you will just get on with things. a bit of a different story for monday into tuesday where we will push this atla ntic tuesday where we will push this atlantic frontal system at speed into the heart of the british isles with the high—pr