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back in to you. >> a lot of fun things to dot glen echo. thanks so much. >>> 6:14 our final right now. r the second straight day the department's top watchdog on capitol hill. >> democrats grill michael horowitz about whether james comey's actions hurt hillary clinton'sid for the white house. republicans focused on fbi agents who expressed opposition leading up to the 2016 election. horowitz told lawmakers while he department find the fbi's actions to be politically motivated in the clinton administtion, he cannotay much about the start of the russia pope. >> more to be determined on that? >> more to be determined. >> thenspector general says the fbi broke poe tow col and not recording it. >>> the parentsf accused keeping their 13 children captive inside their court will be incourt. back in january one of their children escaped from this home, called 911 and reported the h horrorpening inside. prosecutors say the children were shackled to their beds, barely ate and showered once a year. the turpines are charged with child abuse. >>> more th

jim, glen, thank you so much. we're going to leave it there for so much. >>> up next, intense hearing on capitol hill. house republicans do their best to discredit the fbi director and deputy attorney general. but first, we just talked about this most recent gun tragedy. we have been keeping track of gun violence in the country. according to the trace there have been at least 28,420 incidents of gun violence in the united states this year. including 1,135 in the last week. today, there are more sensors on our planet than people. we're putting ai into everything, and everything into the cloud. it's all so... smart. but how do you work with it? ask this farmer. he's using satellite data to help increase crop yields. that's smart for the food we eat. at this port, supply chains are becoming more transparent with blockchain. that's smart for millions of shipments. in this lab, researchers are working with watson to help them find new treatments. that's smart for medicine. at this bank, the world's most encrypted mainf

i live in glen park. i'm about 1,000 feet away from the parcel in question. i want to let you no he that there is much support in the community for building more housing here, even if it's at the expense of parking, to the extent that we've created a mailing list in march that is now up to 120 members. unfortunately, i did not announce that mailing list that it would be before you until less than 24 hours ago, but 100% of the feedback so far including 34 of those 37 letters that mr. snyder mentioned are all in agreement that it's fantastic and be able for a temporary, 5-year conditional use approval for parking, not a permanent one, where we would have to trust that the property owner out of the goodness of their heart would continue to proceed with the development. and i just want to make sure that those emails made it to your attention, even though they arrived, some of them, just a few hours ago. they include the president emeritus of glen park association, vice president, several board members on the g.p.a. and i hope that you will go along with the zonin

and this is the glen park bart station right here. itis, as sharon mentioned, currentry used as an existing, public parking lot. there is no enforcement action on this right now, the owner has in good faith come forward to the city with the intention of both legalizing the parking lot and beginning the process to develop housing here. without this proposal, commissioners, this ordinance, only the n.c.t.-zoned portion of this property and only with your conditional use authorizization and only for a period of five years could a parking lot be permitted. the yellow portion of the property, rh-2, could not under any circumstances have a legal, public parking lot. i do want to briefly touch on the history here because we believe it's relevant. the parcel itself was created no the that long ago, in the 1960s, when bosworth street was widened. it's been used as de facto parking lot since that time. since about 1971, we think, could be a little bit before. it was actually slated originally to be a city-owned parking facility. the plans were

and the other third is glen park nct. glen park nct allows for much more dense housing, the kind of housing that the planning department usually likes to see located near transit corridors. so the very first recommendation after the use is discontinued for parking would be to rezone the entire parcel of glen park nct. at that point the property owners would have the option to sell the land, to continue to try to find funding or loans to develop land into housing or to do any one of the uses that is currently permitted under glen park nct or allowed with conditional use. >> president breed: all right. supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: under the glen park nct, a parking lot is permitted with a conditional use authorization. so if in six years, for whatever reason the landowner wants to continue this use, they would just go through the normal planning process where they would get a conditional use authorization. now, it's clear that the planning commission does not want that to be the particular use. and so we'll keep pushi

a willow glen act i getting mor. >> it's all hours. it can happen during the day. it can happen at night. >> reporter: what's your biggest fear about all this? >> someone getting killed. >> reporter: well, the neighborhood watchers say police cautioned residents about confronting racers. police are investigating and are try being to li trying to link some of the vehicles with other crimes in the area. nbc bay area news. >>> we are learning an elderly woman who was robbed and assaulted in a bank parking lot in concord has died. 93-year-old ann marie peterson was hospitalized with a broken hip a man knocked her to the ground and stole her purse. it happened at the sun valley mall last month. the suspect eventuallyned himself in. police tell us they cannot say whether peterson died as a direct result of her injuries from that robbery. >>> a boy who was nearly killed after a tree fell on him will receive a $47 million settlement. in 2012, zachary rowe was camping with his family. a 72-foot-tall tree fell on his tent while he slept. his leg and pelvis were amputated. in

and glen hirschner. charlie, i'll start with you. extensive, revealing report, of the couple dozen or so points elaborated upon, 15 points of which you write about and try to put into context, give me the most critical aspects of what you learned. >> absolutely. so i think the most important legal claim in this memorandum is that no matter what, pressuring comey to go easy on flynn or firing comey or other things, with corrupt intention of covering up wrongdoing by himself or his friends, even if the evidence clearly showed that it wouldn't matter, the law does not touch him because he is the president, because he occupies this unique role in our constitutional system. congress lacks the power to inhibit him from obstructing justice, even though congress can make it a crime for literally everyone else in the country. that's a sweeping assertion of executive power. they're using it defensively here. butts implications could go offensively. it means the president because he controls the justice department, the law cannot prevent him fr

of scotla nd and northern ireland, but the glens of scotland will be cool overnight. the north and west as well. most of the weather fronts are being pushed to the north of the uk on thejet being pushed to the north of the uk on the jet streams or the kit builds by the day and increasingly by night. it will be more uncomfortable as the week goes on. on monday, the difference is more cloud coming into east anglia and the south—east, drifting on the northerly breeze, and more cloud for the western and northern isles, and north—west of the great glen in scotland. it could provide drizzle, but for most, it is a lovely day with sunshine. temperatures heading towards 30 degrees in the far south—east, with little wind. a similar story on tuesday, breeze for the south coast, but we lose the cloud further north across the highlands of scotland but particularly in the islands as well. that will allow the temperatures to go higher again, that will allow the temperatures to go higheragain, and that will allow the temperatures to go higher again, and we may see the focus of the hi

, and it could ta ke of the highland glens, and it could take infora of the highland glens, and it couldvely day, temperatures are a few degrees higher, heading towards 30 in the far south—east, quite stifling day, very little wind. 0n far south—east, quite stifling day, very little wind. on tuesday it has a similar story with a breeze for the south coast. we lose the cloud further north, across the highlands and the islands as well. that will allow the temperatures to look tired again. we may see the focus of a higher temperatures across england and wales further west. we pick up and wales further west. we pick up an easterly breeze on tuesday into wednesday and we are chasing we were going to see the highest temperature. for the vast majority, it isa temperature. for the vast majority, it is a dry, sunny week ahead. graca pollen levels are at their peak at the moment, very high for many areas and the sun is about as strong as it gets, so those are the provisos to what is otherwise looking like a fine and dry week ahead, and hot one. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at

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he couldn't answer whether he'd ever talked to glen simpson, a journalist. why couldn't he answer that question? >> i appreciate you saying it isn't personal. sometimes it feels that way. how do i know, sir? you interviewed mr. strzok, i didn't. >> works for you. doesn't work for us. >> there are 115,000 people who work for me, sir. >> mr. rosenstein, did you threaten staffers on the house intelligence committee? media reports indicate you did. >> media reports are mistaken. >> sometimes. but this is what they said. "having the nation's number one law enforcement officer threaten to subpoena your calls and e-mails is down right chilling." did you threat on the subpoena their calls and e-mails? >> no, sir, and there's no way to subpoena phone calls. [laughter] >> i'm reading what the press said. >> i would suggest you not rely on what the press says, sir. >> i didn't ask if there's no way to do it, i asked if you said it. >> i said what? >> what i just read you. >> no, i do not. >> who are we supposed to believe? staff members who we worked with who never mis

what is your overall feeling from this, glen, your takeaway?the meeting characterize it th this way with lester holt? >> it is hard to mischaracterize when you see the president's words on state. let me go into wiggle room. >> such a lawyers. >> spending the last few years in courtrooms, and i'm looking to parse those words and see what they really mean, but when he said, listen, i thought the russia thing was a made-up thing. if i'm a defense attorney i would argue that because he believed there was nothing to the russian investigation or the allegation, it didn't factor into his decision because he thought it was a fiction. the prosecutor in me would rather be on the side of concluding that, you know what? he was driven by the russia investigation. i'm just playing devil's advocate. >> i don't think there's any wiggle room here. as jean luc picard might say there are four lights. trump said on television why he fired comey, to go back and say he fired comey for a completely different reason doesn't hold water. if trump's lawyers want us to lo

the family too shaken to go on camera outside of the scene on mis misty glen court. san jose police responding at 1:30 this afternoon to find a man shot and killed inside of his house. >> i saw all the cop cars in front of my neighbor. >> reporter: both the family and neighbors shocked to hear what happened. >> i don't know how he got shot, who shot him. >> this is a quiet neighborhood. never no problems around here. >> reporter: police kept the road closed as crime scene unco as t murdered in broad daylight. and, again, no suspect description has been given. this is the 13th homicide in san jose so far this year. reporting live, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. >>> san francisco police revisiting a cold case that involves multiple murders over 40 years ago. a new sketch shows an age progression of a suspect known as the doodler. in the mid-70s, five gay men were killed in the golden gate gate park area at the same time several other gay men were violently assaulted. in those cases, one of the victims says the suspect was a cartoonist who doodled while

far police ha made no arrests((map/vo)) the shooting happened around 1-30 this afternoon on misty glen court near brodie drive in san jose.that's where kron 4's gayle ong is live tonight with the very latest. san jose police have been out here at the scene ever since. they still have the area blocked off..i spoke to a relative of the victim..she says the man was in his 50's, he used to be a doctor in vietnam and was living here with his wife and three children who are teenagers.. the family says there were no signs of a domestic violence situation,this is a total shock as you can imagine. here's video of the scene from earlier..san jose police got the call of a shooting just before 1 30 this afternoonin the 3600 block of misty glen court.that's where they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound..neighbors say they saw police trying to resuscitate the victim on his front lawn.. he died at the scene .. residents call this a quiet neighborhood..

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glennow, wit the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district,t's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ >> in 201,755.7 million passengers traveled through san francisconternational airport. we have on average 150,000 people traveling through the airport every day. flying can be stressful so we ve introduced therapy dogs to make flying more enjoyable. the wag brigade is aartnerip between the airport and the san francisco therapy animal assistant program to bring therapy animals into the airport, into the terminals to make passenger travel more enjoyable. i amgen casarian and i work here at san francisc

sean smith, ambassador chris stevens, tyrone woods, and glen daughtery. >> the united states condemnsn the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack. >> bret: the obama administration promised to bring the killers to justice but during the election year administration officials and the president himself refused to say for days whether the brutal attack was planned or an act of terrorism. >> any regrets about producing the film? instead at first placing the blame squarely on anti-muslim video made by an american. >> best information and the best assessment we have today, this is a response to a hateful and offensive video. it began spontaneously in benghazi. a direct result of a heinous and offensive video that was widely disseminated. this is something -- >> bret: we would later learn the comments by then united nations ambassador susan rice on all five sunday talk shows were met with shock by state department employees. but those comments were backed up by secretary of state hillary clinton who maintained it was unclear at the time what was behind the attack. later an email

in scotland, the glens could get down to 5 degrees.are chasing cloud. more for the western and northern isles, perhaps north—west of the great glen. it may produce drizzle and light showers, but essentially another fine day. cloud and light showers, but essentially anotherfine day. cloud police tango, but 29 degrees, a couple of degrees upon today. elsewhere, in the law or mid—20s. that continues for the rest of the week. we might see a drop in temperatures and some atla ntic see a drop in temperatures and some atlantic air towards the weekend, showers in the south, but for the moment, foremost, it is fine, and sunny. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. england have scored six goals for the first time in a world cup. harry kane hit a hat trick in the match against panama in russia. hejoins geoff hurst he joins geoff hurst and hejoins geoff hurst and gary lineker by hitting a hat—trick in a world cup match. new measures aimed at halving the number of obese children in england by 2030 have been announced by the government. voting is

this happened in on misty glen court near brodie drive in san jose. that's where we find kron-4's gayle ong. she joins us live...gayle do we know why this happened. this is still an active investigation police have this area blocked off.i spoke with relatives on the scene they say the victim was a man in his 50'she lived here with his wife and three children.they also say there were no signs of any domestic violence situations. this is a total shock as you can imagine. here's video from earlier san jose police got the call just before 1:30this afternoon a call of a shooting in the 3600 block of misty glen court in san jose.that's where they found a man inside a hime suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he died at the scene. it's not clear what the motive is at this pointthere are no arrests i did speak to neighbors here and you'll hear from them later on kron 4 news at 9. for now that is the very latest information we havelive in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news (vicki) a big story we're following. as the house fails to pass an immigration bill in

i'm joined by barbara mcquaid and glen kirshner a former army jag, a military prosecutor.lain, is there press department for this? have we done this before as a country? >> let me start in the year 1878 an move forward through yesterday in 60 second. okay. in 1878 a law was enacted. it means the power of the country. it prohibited the military from going out and enforcing civilian laws, which makes sense, right? so then in 1986 congress either amended or modified the statute to say, if t jag, the judge advocate general of the army decides there is a military interest. >> the head honcho lawyer of the army? >> correct. >> okay. >> if there is a military interesting to fulfilled then he or she can basically deputyize jags to go into federal court and handle relatively minor cases. now, this has been done routinely since 1986. i was an army jag in the '80s. here's what this looked like. let's assume that -- on every army installation there is basically a grocery store. we call it the commissary. there is a walmart or a tart. we call it the px, the post exchange. if a soldier

quickly, before we go,glen, this lying, not a legal issue? >> the lying is a legal issue and it's a factual issue and it's a consciousness of guilt issue. you don't have to lie if you didn't do anything wrong in the first instance. i appreciate noelle saying she's not going to drink the kool-aid. if we all start drinking from the cup of truth, we're not going to be thirsty moving forward. >> can you go to -- if what rudy giuliani says is a fact and there was a mistake, let's just say trump forgot that he issued a little bit of talking points or guidance with his son on a memo, is that okay? i mean, are you as human beings allowed to make a mistake? >> robert mueller's team was engaged on that statement issue within one month. within one month i had heard that mueller's team was interested in that. so it's obviously very much a concern of federal investigators. and not a pr issue. >> president trump says he loves winning bug apparently not winning teams. the philadelphia eagles will not be honored at the white house today after the president a

i want to thank our great congressman, glenn grothman, yeas glen? glen, thank you very much -- where's glenn? glenn, thank you very much. great job, glenn. and we have so many other officials. but i have to thank a man who i gave it to, i -- it's like handing the football off and he ran for 2,000 yards that game. because most people couldn't have done it. terry and i have had a great relationship and terry was and ng about doing this, you want to talk about another successful guy, he was in my office and he said, a friend of mine set it up. said, i want to invest $50 billion in the crites. i said, -- in the united states. i said, you mean $50 million. that would have been ok. that would have been worth about a five-minute meeting. $50 million. [laughter] and so i thought he was saying $50 million. when it was set up, it was $50 million and i wanted to make it quick. but i heard about him. he, along with terry, they're best friends. he came out and i said, so, good, what are you going to invest in? he said, -- i said, you can't do that for $50 millio

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dettori also won on kay—licks and monarchs glen. a nice day indeed.t is all from sportsday with me tim hague and olly foster in moscow too. thanks for watching, and coming up in a moment, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writer, mihir bose, and the senior political correspondent for the times, lucy fisher. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports jitters on global markets over fears of a trade war between the united states and china. the telegraph says the culture secretary thinks children should have their mobile phones taken off them at the school gate. the guardian leads with the head of gchq warning that they provide intelligence that all of europe needs, and that he hoped this would continue after brexit and the times goes with the same story, as well as reporting that rank and file police officers are asking for cannabis laws to be re—written so a varied set of front pages. let's look at some of them in a bit

i want to thank paul ryan, i want to thank our great congressman, glen grothman -- where's glen? thank you very much. great job, glen. [ applause ] and we have so many other officials. but i have to thank a man who i gave it took. like handing the football off. he ran for 2,000 yards that game. most people couldn't have done it. terry and i have had a great relationship. terry was thinking about doing this -- >> clearly a busy news hour here in the cnn newsroom. you're watching some live comments now from the president speaking in wisconsin as he visits the new foxcom manufacturing plant that's going to be developed there. meantime before that, we were just listening in to that hearing that has been a contentious hearing on capitol hill today involving the fbi director, christopher wray, you see, as well as deputy attorney general rosenstein, grilled by republicans on all things from media leaks to the russia investigation to the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. we're going to continue to follow both of these live events and continue our special coverage when we come back. w

i want to thank paul ryan, i want to thank our great congressman glen grafman. where is glen? great job, glen. and we have so many other officials. but i have to thank a man who, i gave it to, it's like handing the football off, and he ran for 2000 yards that game because most people couldn't have done it. terry and i have had a great relationship, and terry was thinking about doing this? and you want to talk about another successful guy, he was in my office and he said, a friend of mine set it up, said i want to invest $50 billion in the united states. i said you don't mean 50 billion, you mean 50 million. that would be okay, worth a five-minute meeting. 50 million. [laughter] >> so i thought he was saying 50 million and when it was set up, 50 million and i wanted to make it quick. but i heard about it am he along with terry, they're best friends. he came out and said so, good, what are you going to invest in. he said yes, i said you can't do that for 50 million! he said no, no, 50 billion. and he misrepresented to me. i can tell you he did, because he spent much more than $5

he couldn't answer whether he'd ever talked to glen simpson, a journalist. why couldn't he answer that question? >> i appreciate you saying it isn't personal. sometimes it feels that way. how do i know, sir? you interviewed mr. strzok, i didn't. >> works for you. doesn't work for us. >> there are 115,000 people who work for me, sir. >> mr. rosenstein, did you threaten staffers on the house intelligence committee? media reports indicate you did. >> media reports are mistaken. >> sometimes. but this is what they said. "having the nation's number one law enforcement officer threaten to subpoena your calls and e-mails is down right chilling." did you threat on the subpoena their calls and e-mails? >> no, sir, and there's no way to subpoena phone calls. [laughter] >> i'm reading what the press said. >> i would suggest you not rely on what the press says, sir. >> i didn't ask if there's no way to do it, i asked if you said it. >> i said what? >> what i just read you. >> no, i do not. >> who are we supposed to believe? staff members who we worked with who never mis

i'm also with glen hirschner. he spent 30 years in washington, d.c. and worked for bob mueller. clint, i want to start with you with what we've been learning throughout the course of this hearing, and particularly those text messages that have come to light as part of this inspector general's report. specially peter strzok, one of the agents involved, suggesting via text that he would do something to prevent president trump from being elected in the course of his back and forth as these investigations were ongoing. obviously, republicans have seized on this, even democrats in that hearing. you heard senator dick durbin there saying, no one is defending what he did. he was trying instead to make clear that this didn't ultimately impact the investigation, but how damaging is this revelation to the fbi and their credibility? >> i think it hurts, and it has for basically most of the last year. we've been talking about these text messages back and forth. i think ultimately what we're going to find out is fbi agents aren't going to be sending text messages anymore, and they're definit

and glen kirschner, a former federal prosecutor in washington with over 30 years of experience. welcome to both of you. thank you for being with us. barbara n 1974, the deputy of justice wrote regarding presidential pardons under the fundamental rule that no one may be a judge in his own case, the president cannot pardon himself. and i don't know what sort of standing they had to offer that opinion. that was not a court ruling is that thought to be the case? because according to this memo the mueller investigation, they don't share that view. >> there is no clear answer to this because it has never been litigated so a decision has never been made by the supreme court. but that would be the most persuasive guidance. i think the justice department will be consider that to behe binding polict least. it makes sense. it's important i think to distinguish whether we are talking about an impeachment proceeding against the president or criminal charges like everybody else would be subject to. >> bhey are different legally. >> they are. the president may issue pardons for cases against t

you're the dean of the business school there, glen.ou're reaction. >> obviously a positive development there will be a meeting. we'll see what happens. the president had right amount of patience and caution, we'll see. trish: that is what he said's well. may take some time. it is progress we haven't had one of these. let me ask you about something else he brought up. this is something you've been watching very carefully. and that is sort of this whole idea of globalization, trade, tariffs, and what it has meant to the american worker. i'm excited to have you here today. i was reading, saw your piece recently in the "wall street journal" you talked about how you say look, globalization has had many benefits but it hasn't come without costs. you want your students to see this. so you have taken them to places youngstown, ohio. can the president solve this leveling field on tariffs. >> no. but he picked up the problem. globalization and technology are big plus for our economy. they have left people behind. the right way to help those "peo

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glennow, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ >> supervisor breed: good evening afternoon, welcome to the board of supervisors meeting for may 22, 2018. please call the roll. [roll call]

see their street blocked off by crime tape.the shooting happened around 1-30 this afternoon on misty glen court near brodie drive in san jose. that's where kron 4's gayle ong is live tonight with the very latest. san jose police have been here ever since they got the call this afternoon.homicide detectives are still combing through evidence at the scene right now..this area is still blocked off, this is as close as we can get. relatives of the victim were here at the scene earlier today..they say the victim was a man in his 50s..he used to be a doctor in vietnam and was living here in san jose with his wife and three childrenhis family also say there were no signs of domestic violence situations -this is a complete shock..for thempolice got a call of a shooting at his home in the 3600 block..of misty glen court..police found the victim suffering from a gun shot wound..they tried to resuscitate him on his front lawn but he died at the scene. neighbors who were home or heading back home were not allowed to leave or enter the area -- they are stunned..as you can imagine..

they are shasta, folsom, glen canyon in arizona, grand coulee dam and hoover dam in nevada. the expected general report found two out of five dams are at low risk of outside cyber infiltration. but they are at high risk of cyber threats from within. the report made recommendations on how to better ove cyber securitythose dams. >>> a home invasion could be connected with others. the questions investigators have for the latest victims. >>> remembering those killed at the pool's nightclub fire -- shooting in florida. >>> traffic on the bridge looks good coming into san francisco. it is a nice drive so far and we will have more coming up. >>> rricane bud decreasing and will be a tropical storm. >>> welcome back. it is the middle of the week, wednesday, june 13. >> we continue to follow breaking news this morning out of walnut creek. a man was killed overnight in a house fire. crews were called to thome on mandarin lane at 12:45 am this morning. no word on the

detention facilities in a new report the watchdog group human rights watch says poor medical care and the glen have led to a number of deaths among those people in detention and sixteen of the eighteen cases that were analyzing this report that led to death sixteen of them were definitely they could have been prevented kevin seems resigned to the fact that his father will almost certainly be deported the father is like the base of everything you take out the babies everything comes crashing down without him each is i feel a loss one of a chain of broken families across the country as the crackdown on migrants intensifies robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. times you all still had all the news out include.

it's been a >> glen: when the government claims that things things have to be kept secret, one of two the information is incredibly banal and isn't the kind of thing that needs to be kept from the african people, or the reason they want to keep it secret is not to protect national security but to shi their own reputations and potentially their own legal interests because they were engaged in secret wrongdoings. in a healthy democracy, the presumption should be, the people should know what their government is doing and the government should know people are doing, and we reverse that. now they know almost everything we do and we know nothing they do that it's disturbing. >> tucker: that is true. glenn greenwald, thank you. he's one of the most honest commenters on american politics and he i also deeply committed to dogs and runs a dog shelter out of his house. so we will talk tim about that in great detail in the next inside the issues special lady of the summer. stated for that. up next, robert de niro's run of anti-trump contact on my comments has fired up hollywood. but could it para

trying to run a last minute votes, and at the bart station in san francisco, spending time at the glen park station, and each men talked about what is important. >> the housing crisis, 134,000 homeless people in the state of california, making sure that kids get a world-class education. >> healthcare, climate change, immigration, vote for a cost of living that is so out of reach for so many people.>> reporter: good y la he thinkshe people on homelessness and making housing more affordable are the most important issues he has to tackle. >> 49th out of 50 in per capita, only utah develops less housing, at the end of the day, the state of california needs to intervene.>> reporter: most polls have gavin newsom as the hands-down front runner, but the second place is open, some say that he is pushing for john cox to take second place, that weight would be between him and a race of all -- at all. >> number 1 out of 4 voters are republicans, he doesn't have a chance to mount a serious challenge.>> reporter: if it was today, it would be gavin newsom, 33%, san diego businessman and republican ca

. >> glen, i will note here that the former director had a chance to respond.eeted about the report and wrote an op-ed piece from the "new york times." let me read one of his tweets. james comey writing, "i respect the d.o.j./i.g. office, which is why i urged them to do this revi review. the conclusions are reasonable, even though i disagree with some. i pray no director faces this again. thanks to the i.g.'s people for hard work." what do you think your now former colleagues should do with the information they have here? they're going to make their way through 500-plus pages and have to chart a path forward. we heard christopher wray, the head of the fbi, talking a little bit about what that pat mig h might be like. >> director ray said this is a sobering report, it troubling what has gone on. he's going to take very seriously the criticism and put out training and guidance for the entire federal bureau of investigation. mr. comey continues to boy scout his way out of this. he really can't and shouldn't be allowed to boy scout his way out of this. however, let

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. >> a wild fire broke out and about 12 acres in open space in glen canyon circle. the fire never reached nearby homes. the one person hurt but minor injury. >>> temperatures across the bay area, 15 degrees higher. from the walnut creek area. hitting nearly 100 degrees. drew tuma letting us know when we can expect the drastic dip in temperatures. >> it is warm to hot and to the 80s and 90s. 74 in oakland, 91 san jose and antioch, 98 and santa rosa future tracker temperatures tonight, it will be a mild evening. clear skies early on. 50s and 60 spz tomorrow morning by 10:00 a.m. spots well into the 80 the accuweather accuweathforeca few minutes. >>> the warriors practicing today after thursday. abc7 news inside the arena while they fine-tuned their skilled. the team looked energetic following thursday's overtime win over the cleveland cavaliers. all of the nba finals games here on abc7, game two tomorrow, at 4:00 p.m. and game three on wednesday and game four friday. you can show your support on facebook adding a dubs on 7 frame on your profile photo. to find the fram

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district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glennow, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ - >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their showing up and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 san francisco owes must of the charm to the unique characterization of each corridor has a distinction permanent our neighbors are the economic engine of the city. >> if we could a afford the lot

this happened in on misty glen court near brodie drive in san jose.t's where we find kron-4's gayle ong. she joins us live...gayle do we know why this happened.

so -- but why isn't glen park sustaining their same mtss funding? what's unique about them? >> i think we'll need to look at how the social worker allocations were done. sometimes, schools will look at whether or not they want to see a social worker increase or a nurse f.t. increase, and so we're working with them to see which of those they'd like to sustain and then keep them at level for fall. >> okay. so the plan is to work with them to see how to at least sustain whatever it is they need at their school site. so that may be a reduction but we're going to make sure that the service or resource that they need is not disrupted. >> correct. >> got it. thank you. okay. any other questions or comments on this nice sized budget that's been different than in the past? so i just want to thank everybody that's worked on this. this is always a big deal for us, and we've seen some real improvements at the statewide level. certainly not to our total excitement, but we're going in the right direction, and i just also want to just thank all of the voter approved dollars that come to th