delicate we intended lee julie his girlfriend bacon splashed her onto the canvas wild and raw more a human animal than a woman but despite all the disfigurement it was their figurative thinking that connected them countless painted and sculpted portraits come together for the first time at the exhibition in basel switzerland. why it's so show it is not truly is a portrait of somebody it's much more so portrait of their own in tell you more from everything seemed to be mauled him was abstract out. they were like silvani votes from a great tradition. to unconventional minds swimming against the artistic tide of their day. and what else did they talk about. the moment the two from stayed together until right through the night it's obviously with a lot to bring with so they can bring you hardly back to the smoking to have a link and now for the first time the two artists works have come to gether in perfect harmony. when you're celebrating your eight hundred seventy fifth birthday then you'd expect to have a major party and that is what is planned for the german city of lubec the port ci

julie. >> amber lee live downtown. last-minute campaigning, former l.a.ayor led san franscs mi distric wespoke with riders at the glen park station. the latest you see berkeley poll, aaron persky and john cox led the pack. they in november. >>> voters in nine bay area cou increase in bridge tolls for transportation infrastructure. they would gradually increase tolls on the seven state owned bridges in the bay area the tolls go up y bridge. dollars over the next sev years. supporters say the money generated will help fund major transportation projects including extensions of the south bay, 300 new train cars, and an ext to downtown san francisco. 70% of the money would go to public transit. tolls on the golden gate bridge are not affected by the measursouth bay, the charge against aaron persky to sway voters. the six month sentence for former swimmer, brought turner convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman sparked worldwide outreach. among those against their recall are a retired judge arguing a recall would set a bad precedent. >> we ask peop

lee. he joins from us outside the facility on that hospital campus where ruby anderson lived. henry. >>> reporter: >> reporter: julie, ruby lee anderson did live at a residential care facility behind me here on the hospital grounds. the state is now investigating her death as well as the facility which has a history of violations. ruby lee anderson lived in this building on the grounds of sf general hospital. it's less than 150 yards from where her body was found 10 days after she went missing. anderson was one of 59 who lived at this care facility for the elderly who could come and go as she pleased. >> that's because she was not a patient. she was a resident of a board and care facility that happened to be on the campus. she regularly signed herself in and out. >> reporter: her death is now under investigation by the state's department of social services. state officials are looking into whether the facility followed state regulations in caring for anderson. a san francisco public health official acknowledged that hospital patients are much better tracked than residents like anderson. >> so very much are aware of

july 10th. then she will serve the remaining term of the late mayor ed lee.ng to be until january of 2020. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:32. as we head outside taking a live look from our exclusive "salesforce tower" camera looking north, we have had clear conditions to start this morning for most of the week early this week. but not this morning. "karl the fog" is definitely in the house. "june gloom" definitely in san francisco. >> that's it. transamerica pyramid. >> at the very top. >> "salesforce tower" covered by the higher clouds but the fog is back and giving us all a hug this morning. especially if you are anywhere near the water. so that's really where we'll see it. let's show you san jose right now. today cooler, not as hot as what we have had. this is looking south and yeah, all the water pretty much covered in low clouds and fog. this is the cliff house camera also showing low clouds and fog along the coastline. temperatures 53 for san francisco. livermore 54. 58 in concord. santa rosa you're still in the 40s. so waking

july. henry lee has more on the bust and the man who is under arrest. >> reporter: acting on a tip, policed -- police seized these fireworks in san leandro. i learned officers arrested a 45-year-old man, a convicted felon. >> he was arrested for a variety of illegal fireworks charges and this will be presented to the district attorney's office for review and charging. >> reporter: they seized more than a ton of fireworks with up to $50,000 on the street. with names like supercell and thunder bombs, they could've been used for legal displays like this one which is a familiar site to oakland residents. it might be pretty but the damage from these imported devices can be ugly. >> our concerns is that they are dangerous, we do not want our community members injured and we don't want fire starts. >> this is from yesterday's bust, this is a 3240 pound firework, most of it is a real. >> reporter: the sheriff sergeant is on the bomb squad and helps safely removes the fireworks found by police. they sit in the shipping container at the sheriff's office. >> there is individual tubes in here. sometime

joining lee, we have julie smith, senior fellow and director of the transatlantic security program at the center for american security. before that, she served as deputy national security adviser to vice president biden, the principal director for european nato policy at the office of the secretary of defense and she has a deep background in issues of european security and transatlantic relationship and many of the values that we hold dear. and then finally mieke eoyang, vice president for the national security program at third way. in this role, builds on her extensive congressional experience, defense policy adviser to senator ted kennedy and she served in the house permanent select committee on intelligence and the house armed services committee. lee, let me start out with you, just assessing where we are now, where we have been. what are we even divided on within the party, and more importantly, what have we taken for granted before now that have led to these divisions? >> well, this is an important conversation to have, and it's not necessarily an easy one, but i think we can sta

this year, he released the ep "love process" and we'll start the "love process" tour on july 27 with samu and latasha leeand also with us, fresh from his job with san jose, our old friend, the organizer of the seventh annual island reggae festival, danny osi perez, the driving force behind this unique cultural event. welcome and welcome back, good to see you. sammielz: thank you for having us. robert: give me an idea, we've been followingfesta. what's in store this year? danny osi perez: we kept it more back home. some of the other parts of the world. this year, we're going to keep more of the artists back home in the south pacific islander artists that are out there. robert: very good. sammielz, kind of a good time, this festival? sammielz: yeah, it's a blessing to be out here, you know, and just thankful to be a part of, you know, something amazing that, you know, that danny and the team put together for only us musicians, but for the people that love the music as well. so yeah, it's always a great opportunity and a blessing to be out here. robert: from a musician standpoint, of course i just was reali

lee, ktvu. >>> the price of the monthly pass will rise beginning july first for the train.the least expensive monthly pass is going from 89 dollar to 96 dollar. cal train is raising the cost because the system has more riders than ever. >>> time is 4:16. watching the commute, good morning. we have traffic off to a nice start. if you are driving on the gill roy commute as you drive gill roy looking good. that whole stretch is moving along nicely and continuing up to the main part of the silicon valley. so right now off to a nice start with no major issues and a live look at 280 and san jose. looks very nice. and also looking that bay bridge you can see traffic is light here at the toll plaza. no problems on the bridge and locking at the -- looking that flags, they are basically not moving. >> a little puff from the west but not much. a good fog bank out there and i think that wail burn off a little sooner. high pressure is coming in. a few high clouds drifting by, probably only those in weather would notice. it was a pretty good fog bank yesterday. we were at seasonal averag

july. ktvu's henry lee joins us now from the newsroom with more on the bust and the suspect now under arrest. henry. >> reporter: well, the suspect is a parolee and the fireworks all illegal and capable of maiming or killing people if they ended up in the wrong hands. acting on a tipoakland police seized these boxes of fireworks on tuesday night in san leandro. i have learned that officers arrested huh-year-old kong truong din a convicted felon from hayward. >> he was arrested for a variety of illegal fireworks charges and this will be presented to the district attorney's office for charging. >> reporter: police seized more than a ton of fireworks worth up to $50,000 on the street with names like super shell and thunder bombs. these fireworks could have been used for illegal displays. it might be pretty but police say the damage from these imported devices can be ugly. we don't want to your community injured and we don't want any fires to start. >> this is all from yesterday's bust. this is 3240 pounds of fireworks most of it aerial pyrotechnics. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's sergean

lee was in court. no agreement was reached today, but the offer is still on the table. >> reporter: yeah. julie and andre, good afternoon. the offer is still on the table. there was much anticipation that those two men would take that package deal of eight years in prison which would spare the victims' families of going through a trial but that judge ordered everyone back to court next tuesday. now, the defendants master tenant derick almena and the second in command were both in court today max harris. now each having charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one count for each victim dead. now there's a possible plea deal in the works. a couple of weeks ago the d.a. proposed18 years but almena said it was too high. now the judge said eight years for each defendant if he pleads no contest to voluntary manslaughter. both have to agree. no agreement, trial set for july 1. i spoke to almena's attorney. he is prepared to go to trial but the client is ready to take responsibility. >> this is a case that could be won. it's a moral imperative. my client has a conscience. he is taking respon

julie? >> thank you. >>> congresswoman barbara lee and jack -- jaclyn spear are going to see this situation for stand for themselves, they will both be heading to texas to visit those detention centers on friday. today, two florida leaders, senator bill nelson and debbie wasserman schultz, were denied entry into a detention center in homestead just south of miami, that center holds approximately 1000 children. >> we are here because of the result of a ridiculous policy that has offended the morality of the american people.>> according to senator nelson's twitter account, the facility told him they need two weeks notice to allow them inside. >>> hundreds of protesters shut down the street in front of san francisco's immigration office for hours this afternoon, saying they are angry that children are being separated from their families of the border. right in the middle of this protest today, we are joined live, christian, they say the recent shift in policy has galvanized them? >> reporter: they sure do, and also today, i can tell you, the mayor and mayor elect london breed, both decried the policy of sep

july. rishaad: richard lee is said to be laying the ground work f i.p.o. for his insurance company.t me on this. am i getting that right? >> one of the biggest insurers in asia. hong kong, macau. japan. they offer a wide range of services within the insurance industry. you ty much get all you need from them. it is a fascinating story. they have been going over the past five years via acquisitions. now they are starting to think what is next. with the i.p.o. market here being so hot, that could potentially be a good move. rishaad: this is not a company which is stand alone. they have some serious backers. >> exactly. the owner, richard lee, but on top of that, they have -- richard li. you may remember earlier this year, we were also very busy ollowing another deal. definitely a good set of investors in the company. haidi: what else do we know in terms of the details of the listing so far? >> so far it is still very, very early stage. they are starting to kind of like think about it. kind of like you know, midterm strategy, how to grow the business to prepare to get the right size and

. >> martha: the president plans to name the no lee before he leaves for europe on july 10.think we'll hear before july 9. jonathan turley, constitutional law attorney, georgetown west professor. >> good to see you. >> martha: first of all, he spoke with maria and she asked him are you going to want to know from this potential justice where they stand on roe v. wade and whether or not they would overturn. he's didn't think he would get specific about that in his discussions with the potential justices. do you think about that? >> it's circumspection and restraint which is reassuring in the president. he deals with the cards face outward. that's been a liability in the past. here he's playing this very smart. not asking those type of litmus questions. if he does, the witness will have to address that. the fact is, there's lots of ways to figure out where some one else on an issue like roe v. wade. many of the people on the list of 25 are very familiar to people in d.c. many of them come to conferences and their views are fairly well known. so you don't have to ask the questio

july holiday. >> our crime reporter henry lee is live in dublin with more. >>> reporter: beginning tomorrow, this booth will offer so-called "safe and sane" fireworks which are legal in dublin but several miles away the sheriff's office is throwing away more than 3,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized by oakland police. >>> reporter: acting on a tip oakland police seized these boxes of fireworks on tuesday night in san leandro. i have learned that officers arrested 45-year-old congress truong din a convicted felon from hayward. >> he was arrested for a variety of illegal fireworks charges and this will be thdist attorney's office for charging. >> reporter: police seized more than a ton of fireworks worth up to $50,000 on the street with names like super shell and thunder bombs. these fireworks could have been used for illegal displays. it might be pretty but police say the damage from these imported devices can be ugly. >> illegal fireworks are very dangerous. we don't want to your community injured and we don't want any fires to start. >> this is all from yesterday's bust. this is 3240 pound

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since fortnite was launched last july, the shoot—em—up has gripped millions of children and been downloaded more than 45 million times. dave leey event in la and tells us what all the fuss is about. the idea with fortnite is there up 100 players all online and they fly in and it isn't basically —— and it is basically last person standing wins. it sounds simple but it has many people absolutely hooked. the best game right now. all my friends play it and it is really fun. it is everything, like the way... just everything. all the stuff is consta ntly everything. all the stuff is constantly going on in my head, they are all talking about it. up up on the stage around 100 players playing the game and what they are doing is it's been shown on the big screens and all around them are fans, absolutely transfixed. the makers of fortnite epic games are making hundreds of millions of dollars every single month. when you come to an event like this, it is easy to see why. my my two eldest sons i must consent are hooked and they do the floss and if you do not know what it is, he will learn later on. . one in five of the uk's mammal species

we get more from amber lee, she is live in the city with reaction. >> reporter: julie, we spoke with homeowners and renters, everyone told me they are not surprised by the new definition of low income. many don't know if they can afford to stay here themselves. san francisco has long been known for its beautiful skyline. in recent years, the city earned a dubious distinction, lack of affordability. >> it's insane, expensive to live here, it's crazy. >> reporter: this homeowner is raising two young children with her husband, with two incomes, they have to be careful with suspending. >> not just housing, after you incorporate other things like transportation, food, all of that -- >> reporter: had released new numbers monday on what it defines as low income. in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties, $117,000 a year qualifies a family of four for certain affordable housing programs. >> and jaw-dropping is how i described it. >> reporter: he looks at quality-of-life issues. despite the numerous construction projects going up in san francisco and elsewhere in the bay area, housing ha

lee is live in sausalito. amber, this situation developed quickly and could've turned deadly. >> reporter: julie, that is what the coast guard tells us. we are at that coast guard station in sausalito. behind me, the vessels used to rescue the group. they initially transferred to the victim and towed the sailboat here to fort baker. shortly after to me him -- 2 pm monday afternoon, they received a call a sailboat was in distress on baker beach. the coast guard responded with rescue boats and a man had fallen off a 30 foot sailboat named warlock. he had been on board with four friends heading for mild rocket lands end when the accident happened. >> one of the lines on the mainsail snapped. he was leaned against the mainsail and he tumbled backwards. >> reporter: he said they tried to throw his friend a rope but could not reach him. >> after a minute, he stopped fighting and trying to swim and floated. i kept my eye on him. >> reporter: the coast guard said rescue vessels were containing outs of conducting training exercises nearby and responded within six minutes. the man is identified as a 35- year-old from s

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the deadline is july 12th. ( will ) congresswomen nancy pelosi and barbara lee are inviting the goldenol to celebrate the team's n-b-a championship. they sent a letter to coach steve kerr... congratulating the team for winning back-to-back titles. pelosi and lee wrote -- "you continue to make the bay area and indeed the country deeply proud. we look forward to honoringour championship in the heart of our democracy." traditionally... the winning team visits the white house after their victory... but the warriors declined to do so last year and they've already said they're not going this year. ( will ) the warriors celebrated their championship with a parade in oakland... and of course there was a lot of cleaning up to do. the dubs parade route stretched for about a mile and a half. the entire route was packed with people. along with the confetti on broadway... there was a lot of trash piled into trash cans and garbage on the streets. but before the parade ended... crews were already cleaning up. oakland officials say the parade cost between 2 to 3 million dollars... which the warriors h

july heat d.w. . everyone along to another exciting edition of the show i'm your host make him lee from a star in the pop world to a long distance train ride we are covering lots of ground on today's show here's a look at what's coming up. sounds of success over our solaire is making a splash on the european pop scene. a sentimental journey discovering trans-siberian in style. and handyman patrick can is a sport stacking the world champion. we sort of to show with the largest art event this year in the u.k. the great exhibition of the north now over the next eighty days the northern english cities of newcastle and gateshead will host exhibitions and live performances highlights include a special eighty meter water sculpture while we checked out some of the attractions that await visitors. damien hirst's shop preserved in full mile high and john lennon's last piano objects associated with two artists who stand for the north of england in the city of newcastle and its neighboring town of gateshead the art of culture from the region is being celebrated in the great exhibition of the north it's a culmina

lee. he has been a noted bitcoin bowl -- bull. juliealking about the interest on the part of institutions. this is insider reported -- nessted fidelity is looking to build a custody solution. all this tal it, a yet cryptocurrencies have not really moved on it. are they not -- in the stkmarkeg about something like this the stocks would be rising. is crypto not a discount mechanism or a predictable mechanism in the same way that other assets are? tom: i guess i would agree with that observation. i think if you were to say, 2018, have the steps been positive or negative for institutions to get involved and is the interest arising, 100% would say it is rising meaningfully. and i think that he mentioned a few. we see it ev interaction with our clients. but crypto does not need to this yremember, bitcoin is prod7 billion, and supply this year so unless you absorb it with institutional mocoming is in ovt why e is price tension whereis the coin is not doing much, but the fundamental story has improved dramatically. scarlet: you see it in the wa

lee. it's delivered in one chunk, so e aren't phasing this one. the lease commences july 1, it's a 10-year initial term with two five-year options. so you see the consistency of 350 rhodes island, brennan and bryant, being able to return to an entirely differnt hall of justice site. remember there was a rationale for doing leasing, because we have a long-term vision to bring these units together at 850 bryant in a totally new wonderful resilient building. connece doos. cohen: vhow yo thank you, i try. we did secure riht of first option which was important given the amount of money we are proposing to put in the tenant improveme dithe best we could given conditions under the financing that burdens the property. they couldn't give us a solid tori purchase at a price and date certain. but if they elect to sell the property we have the first option to acquire the property. the numbers $37 a square foot a year, annual increase 3% a year. renewals at 103%, the most recent base rate % fair market rent, whichever is greater, that's what you are more used to seeing. we provided ma

joining lee, we have julie smith, senior fellow and director of transatlantic security program center of new american security. before that served as deputy national security advisor to vice president biden. principal director of nato policy at secretary of defense. she has a deep background of european security and transatlantic relationship, many of the values we hold dear. finally we have the vice president of the national security program at third way. in this role she extensive congressional experience and where where she was chief of staff to congressman issue and house permanent select committee on intelligence and house armed services committee. we have a wide range of expertise here up on the panel. so, lee, let me start out with you. discussing where we are now, where we have been and, what are we even divided on within the party? more importantly what have we taken for granted for now that led to these divisions? >> this is important conversation to have, not necessarily an easy one but we can start with some of the big picture. after world war ii there was a broad consensu

july 10. >> reporter: the most recent election was to appoint a successor to ed lee following his untimely passing. they will be voting for will or mayor again in n in 17 months. ths. >>> this morning the mayor elect stopped by to discuss her top priorities. she said they include affordable housing and the homeless. >>> mental illness is something that so many people who sadly are homeless on our street are struggling with. reforming our mental health system here in san francisco, to make the conservative sure that it works and is effective that we are able to provide a guardian that can make decisions for someone who can't make decisions for himself. it's something that i am focused on, something i'm determined to address to help people with mental illness. >> she promised to do more to clean up the city, clearing homeless encampments while finding housing solutions for the homeless. >>> we are learning new details about a shooting that left five people injured last night at a funeral home near the hayward city union line. that shooting at chapel of the chimes happened as a viewing was going on i

july needs to w. i want to welcome to the highlights edition of euro max with me are host to meghan lee we've put together the best fix of the week for you so here's a look at what's coming up. diving down a free diver and her amazing underwater world. birthday bash for sure the sports car much turns seventy. and forgot the flowers for chocolates for richard fisher documents in danger and p.c. . how long can you hold your breath. ok. really only five seconds right or guard this my heart is founding of but it's nothing in comparison to french or free diver and. she can hold her breath underwater for up to six minutes while filming her adventures seeing is believing so we met up with go to a during a dive project on malta. filmmaker surely good captures surreal scenes by the camera. but the most unusual thing about this shoot is really good he doesn't need an oxygen tank she can remain underwater for minutes at a time on just a single breath of air. what's amazing with filming in freediving it's the freedom because you have no tank you have a light. and it in knows you to do really day nomics us and to real

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july date to w. kyra want to welcome to this special birthday edition of your max i'm your host meghan lee we're turning fifteen and have some surprises in store for you on the show today here's a look at what's coming up. needed to camouflage a british photographer blends his subjects into the background. sentimental journey take a trip back in time on the fantasy simpson orient express. and magic moments magician through time balance who joins us as our special studio guy. but first for talk of her joseph ford doesn't just doesn't just take pictures he likes to blend his subjects into the background of whatever he's shooting and this involves wrapping them in elaborate net where there's a lot of preparation that needs to take place before an image take shape we've got a closer look on a shoot with ford in the u k. it isn't often that internationally famous british d.j. and musician fatboy slim blends into the background but today is an exception here in the english town of brighton he's the model for photographer joseph ford for dresses his subjects in hand items matching their surroundings creating a

. >> the tennessee volunteers coach, lee majors, if that sounds familiar, it was the $6 million man. they will train in july as well. sports doesn't take any time off. always transitioning from one sport to another. to tell the nba draft, we put the 2017-2018 season to bed with a parade.>> [applause]. i feel the makings of a possible script here. >> i think you will have a lot of sequels. and adversaries. we will have new heroes. >> you have to have all of that. >> [applause]. hennessy. >> i appreciate you talking today.>> did you see with the warriors dead?>> you do realize you are interrupting a very intimate moment with the fans. >> you want to say happy birthday to somebody special. >> i am thinking about my dad who turned 80 years old today. >> you had winning titles as a player and now as a coach. how do they compare? >> i am still here. >> hundred 30 days, it will be time for the season to start again. for now, the players are on their own time. they will be on the talk show circuit, etc. they will take a little time off and then they will hit the gym to stay in condition.>> coming up in our next hal

july 10th. >> reporter: the most recent election was just to appoint a successor to ed lee following his untimely passing. san francisco will vote for mayor again in just 17 months. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a plan to connect every home and business in san francisco with high speed internet service has reportedly been put on hold. according to the examiner the outgoing mayor has decided not to place an initiative on the november ballot to pay for the project. they found the tax measure to fund to project doesn't have strong support from voters. >>> today transit moved into the third phase of service expansion. as a result there will be more buses and longer hours for several routes in hayward and nearby communities. they'll expand service to the south land mall as well. >>> tomorrow santa cruz county will begin accepting short term rental permit applications. if you rent your home on airbnb you now have to be a permit. the cost is $145 for property owners that want to rent out one or two bedrooms. the county is capping the number of short term rentals to 250. there could be more lima

julie haener.. the man that fell overboard was wearing a life jacket and the coast guard was training nearby. live coverage tonight from ktvu amber lee in sausalito. she has more on what went wrong and how everyone is doing tonight. >> reporter: rescuers tell me, unfortunately, everyone involved in the accident survive. the coast guard tells me it was conducting training exercises with these vessels when they received the call for help. shortly after 2 pm monday afternoon, san francisco fire received a 911 call reporting a sailboat in distress off the shores of baker beach. the coast guard responded with rescue boats. they found a man had fallen off a 30 foot sailboat named warlock. he had been on board with four friends headed for mile rock at length and when the accident happened. >> one of the lines on the mainsail snapped. he was leaned against the mainsail and he tumbled backwards. >> reporter: sam says they tried to throw his friend a rope but could not reach him. >> after a minute, he stopped fighting and stop trying to swim and floated. i kept my eye on him. >> reporter: the coast guard that rescue vessels conducted training

july 10th. >> reporter: this most recent election was just to appoint a successor to ed lee following his deathsan franciscans will be voting for mayor again in 2020, in 17 months. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ch is police released body camera -- san francisco police released body camera video of the officer-involved shooting in north beach. they stopped men with open alcohol containers. [ yelling ] >> foot pursuit! [ gunfire ] >> on the video, you can see the suspect 28-year-old oliver barcenas a documented gang member fleeing before being shot. the video was released last night at a police town hall meeting. police say while barcenas was running he took off a jacket and pulled out a glock gun with a laser sight and extended magazine. according to police, one officer fired two shots. barcenas remains in the hospital. he is set to be charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm among other crimes. >>> a big rig rollover caused major problems for people in the east bay this morning. it happened on westbound 580 in castro centrally near eden canyon road. the t

july 10th. >> reporter: this most recent election was just to appoint a successor to ed lee following his death. san franciscans will be voting for mayor again in 2020, in 17 months. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. cisco police released body camera video of last saturday's officer- involved shooting in the north beach area. it happened after police stopped a group of men on grant avenue because they had open alcohol containers. >> no, no one's going anywhere. [ yelling and cursing ] >> foot pursuit! [ gunfire ] >> on the video you can see 28- year-old oliver barcenas running away from an officer before being shot. the video was released last night at a police town hall meeting. police say while barcenas was running, he took off his jacket and pulled out a gun with an extended magazine and a laser sight. on the video, you can see the officer chasing him and then shooting and hitting him twice in the back. barcenas fell to the ground and is in the hospital tonight recovering. this is the second time barcenas, a documented gang member, has been shot by police. back in 2012, wo

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lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a summit between president trump and russian president vladimir putin is set for july 16th in finland. the white house said today that the two leaders would discuss u.s.-russia relations along with a range of national security issues. the two leaders have met before but this will be their first full one-on-one summit. before the meeting president trump is scheduled to attend a nato summit in brussels and he is also planning to visit the united kingdom. >>> house republicans passed a resolution today demanding that the justice department turn over sensitive documents regarding the russia investigation. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein testified before a house committee along with fbi director christopher wray. rosenstein oversees the investigation into the russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and whether the trump campaign colluded with russia in that effort. house republicans grilled rosenstein showing their frustration that the special counsel's investigation has dragged on. >> if you have evidence that this president acted inappropriately, present it to the a

july 24th. and that's when the tasers allocation is expectsed to come up. vic lee>> thanks. >>> in sacramento right now, a state senate committee is voting on a bill requiring law enforcement agencies to release body cam footage within 45 days of an incident. the rule would apply to calls where force or violence was used. it's oppose pd by the state sheriff's association. which maintains agencies should be able to decide when and how such recordings are released. the bill is authored by san francisco assemblyman, fill teng. a spokesperson says they are confident they have enough committee votes for this bill to advance. >>> now to developing news from central texas where an explosion at a hospital injured several. video posted op by a witness shows the smoke pouring out of the hospital in gainesville qb, southwest of dallas. one person we have learned has been killed. 12 otherseninged. all the victims were construction workers no patients hurt. part of the hospital has collapsed. emergency respond frers all over central texas have been dispatched to the scene. >>>

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lee unexpectedly died. london breed was named acting mayor following his death. on january 23rd, the board decided to appoint an interim mayor. the earliest brieed can serve i july 10th. >>> happening now, san francisco police are holding a town hall meeting about last weekend's officer-involved shooting that left a man in life-threatening condition. on saturday, police say two officers were chasing a suspect in north beach and then shot him outside the taupe lounge on grant avenue. no officers were injured. sources tell abc 7 news the suspect's name is oliver barcinez, also a known gang member, this is the second time in six years he's been shot by sfpd. >>> a one year ago a worker shot and killed two of his co-workers. a private memorial was held to honor the victims. the drivers were killed in the shooting. two others were hurt. the shooter, jimmy lamb, was also an ups driver. he turned the gun on himself. >>> today marks one year since the apartment fire in london where 72 people died. today all of their names were read, followed by a moment of silence and a silent walk. the mourners wore green. it started as a small fire and swept up the 24-story building i

crime reporter henry lee is in the newsroom now and henry, those men say they were subjected to graffiti using the "n" word and black dolls hanging from nooses. >> reporter: well, julieworkers say they cannot believe that it's 2018 and they are being subjected to all this. they say they are taking action now in part to help protect future workers from a similar experience. >> yeah, open it up. yeah. right here. >> reporter: this is what they found. black dolls hanging from nooses inside a porta-potty at a san francisco construction site. there were also racial epithets on the outhouses that used the "n" word. >> black operators suck whatever ... all kind of racial slurs. >> i want this to be exposed. this is 2018. we shouldn't have to go through this. >> reporter: these former elevator operators say they were terminated after they complained about messages at park tower in transbay a 43-story office skyscraper being built at 250 howard street. they say the black dolls came with messages reading kill n and their names. >> i have seen it. and i got to believe it. but if you it just told me it, i wouldn't believe it. >> reporter: civil rights attorney john burris filed

lee commissioner mccarthy commissioner moss commissioner walker commissioner warshell the motion carries unanimously. our next item is case number 6845 60 clifford terrace. own of record and appellant dorian and julie stone. we will have the department come forward. >> i apologize. my representative is running a little bit late. if we could please just defer that item for a little bit. we would very much appreciate it. >> we will hear out of order. >> we are going to hear item f. the hearing request. items f1 and 2 should be heard together. possible rehearing of an item. this is case number 6843 3515 santiago street. heard and decided march 21 2018 at the march 21 2018 hearing the aab voted to uphold the order of abatement and hold it in abeyance for a period of 90 days. on the condition work be commenced within 30 days and be completed within 90 days and to impose assessment of cost that the order of abatement was properly issued. >> seems the last a.a.b. hearing, numerous reinspections have been scheduled but cancelled because the work is not completed. as of yesterday, phone call with the owner, she stated she had completed some minimum work in the kitchen but we have no activity on the active p

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lee memorial cemetery. events including those in charlottesville should make the change and county leaders say they don't have the m dey to it all rightmoving on. >> we have a warni for owners on 4th of july. orw rep shows 30% more pretty lost between july 4 hadd anthan any other time year. the 5th of july is one ofbuz buzzest days for shelters. only 14% of lost pets actually get returned to owners during that time period.. experts warn pet owners should not take pets to fireworks display even small one. there's tips t keep them say. keep them indoors make this el safe put windows up and t it v on and make sure your pet is wearing an id or tracking device if they stray away from home. >> here we are. within thet week getting ready for the 4th of july. >> sue is coming quickly. wee watching thunderstorms possibly. >> yeah, acally, mothernature'. that's far norm and west.we ek from today, shawn, jim, we'll be wrapping up fireworks optimal and it looks li as we start looking towards next week it's going to be hot. and looking live at the capito. it's a not as utally hot tonight as it has been other night. boy, is it humid and that is a great shot tonit do no doubt about it. most of the area

lee are stocking up on certain products while they can. >> it's not something i like but it is something that is happening so we just have to go with the flow. >> all retailers have until july 1st to get rid of any pot products that do not meet state regulations. packaging will have to include how potent products are, where they came from and what other ingredients have been added. everything has to be tested or else it can't be sold. >> you either need to send the product back or get it off the shelf before july 1st. >> jaime is the owner of henry original. his products already meet the standard but he said once dispensaries clear out all the old inventory there could be a cannabis shortage. >> every dispensary i think is scrambling to meet the deadline. >> that is concerning for consumers who use it for medical reasons. >> i'm really scared about that because this is really good medicine and this helps a lot of people. >> state regulators say they are not bunling from the deadline. >>> authorities have broke up a big drag trafficking ring. in all more than 40 pounds of pot, 22 pounds of cocaine and 1800 doses of crack cocaine were seized there. four men and two women were

lee doc to. the first korean american negotiations started in '51 and ended two years later in july.hey like long talks. they like long process. is this going to be like that? >> if it's successful, of course it's going to be long. it's going to take years to get a successful completed agreement. that's why i joke this is the first inning. maybe the first batter because it's going to be a long process. and i think we need to judge it by the results each time, you know. it's easy for the white house to come out and say it was a successful summit. i worked for the obama administration. we said that for every summit. that's what they're trained to do and it's obvious from the body language already they're going to try to convince us it's been a great success. to me what is a success is a joint statement that leads to a road map that ends in denuclearization. and that's not the goal that i set. that's the gold that the trump administration set at the outset for this meeting. meetings are easy to have. they are means to objectives. they are means to national security outcomes, and that's

, senator mic lee, we understanding, is being seriously considered as the president has been asking other staffers about him and what kind of justice he would be. ainsley: the justice julytors. mostly democrats red state democrats because their states overwhelmingly voted for president trump. they are up for re-election. if they don't support the justice he nominates they are stuck do. they go with the democrats or support what their constituents would want. >> one of the senators who sat down with the president last night is heidi heitcamp hot president had just blown up out on the trail in her home state of north dakota. ainsley: the night before. steve: exactly right. heitcamp, manchin and donley. he also met with senators. he has to worry about rand paul as he has always got to worry about rand paul and worry about jeff flake. what he is trying to do is get those same three democrats who voted for judge gorsuch to come on board with whomever the name is and according to sources, apparently they are looking very seriously at just five or six of the names on the list of two dozen. brian: the democrats going for extreme measures. i don't know what they're talking about

joining lee we have julie smith who is senior fellow and director of the transatlantic security program at center for new records security. before that she served as deputy national security advisor to vice president biden, the principal director for european nato policy for the office of secretary of defense and many of the values we hold dear at truman community and finally niko oyang vice president to the national security program. in this role she will build on their extensive congressional experience where she was chief of staff to congress and served on the house select committee on intelligence and the house armed services come see. so we have -- committee. so we have a wide range of expertise on the panel. lee, let me start with you, discussing where we are now, where we have been, what are we even divided on within the part and more importantly, what have we taken for granted before now that has led to these divisions? >> well, this is an important was it to have and it's -- conversation to have and it's not necessarily an easy one. i think we can start with the big picture. af