linda has been good at including us. >>speaker: i think you are correct we will know more about the cost of the project and the illrating model a how be shared between the city and the collected provider based on this question and based on answers it sounds like the rfp to try contract with the vendor to help us think this through. >> i think, well and linda can speak better to it than i. an now we want it to bedo know constructed. we know that we have our construction specif specificatid how it needs to be dug into the ground or on the poles, so all of that helps inform what will be bid, so then it becomes a question of how the model wil play o and weow will share those costs and what we will nues will be.hat weeliere isathere wetart to talk to them about what expectations are and what ours are, and it will be a nitio bring that there is lots forward and have more decision makers in that process. >> linda, i know you just got to the team on this. thank you mr. ben. what's been your personal involvement with the municipa

linda: preparatoria y secundaria. todos los de san josÉ.universidad. los pasos a tomar y diferentes tipos de universidades que hay. palmira: no es asÍ como que va a tomar la casa de -- clase de pintura u otra cosa. quÉ tienen que hacer los padres para escribirlos? linda:marnos o ir a la pÁgina web. palmira: la pÁgina web. perfecto. cuÁndo empiezan? linda: el Último programa estÁ por comenzar este lunes. porque sode 4 a 6 semanas. tiene que ser desde un principio.has gracias. linda: de palmira: manifestÓ que con el inicio del verano comenzÓ la labor de alimentaciÓn y ciÓn de carreteras. serÁn 25 millas que o. llegÓ la ra de saber cómo estarÁ el clima para los prÓximos dÍas, con estas iÁgenes enlazamos con elista con la ventana el tiempo.t elena: bues noches. comenzamos analizando la temperatura mÁxima durante este jueves en san josÉ. se reportÓ 77. una temperatura por debajo de lo normal que es 81 en esta Época del aÑo. en el resto del estado, tuvimos temperaturas cÁlidas. fresno la mÁxima se reporto con 93. bakersfield 94. igualmente sacr

is a political analysts and linda musser leader is a human rights activist an m.p. candidate for harare central it is good to have you here tower and linda i am going to show you a tweet from about a month ago from your president he's delighted to proclaim july thirty as the date for the twenty eighteen harmonize elections these elections will be free fair transparent the voice of people will be heard i call on all candidates to campaign peacefully and focus on the issues that really matter how's the peace really campaigning going linda. because of the structural reform it is that we have in a society in zimbabwe where women are still used to second class citizens you will find get we've got twenty three candidates in the hold of the women but every time we. won he of the men spoken about and it is rather unfortunate that twenty eight hundred mexicans have got the least number. in the lections because of the dominant which is a struggle that will still continue as women in zimbabwe are trying to top one of a couple dominant so they lection campaign is a bit hectic i

[applause] and administrator linda mcmahon. thank you, linda. thank you. [applause] they are fighting hard for small business and for large business. they're fighting hard for our country, frankly, each and every day. and they're doing a terrific job. most importantly, i want to thank all of you, the small business owners who are the engine of american prosperity. and i've been saying it for a long time but you really are. you look at even the stats, you look at the numbers, you look at the taxes that are paid. you look at the jobs. it's all about small business. so small businesses really, i say this to linda mcmahon all the time, head of small business, but small business is really big. right linda? it's really big. for many years washington tried to hold you back and tear you down, crushing the american small business with crippling taxes and oppressive regulation. but all that has changed starting in november, 2016. cheers and applause] the trump administration is with you and we are with you 100% and always will be. [applause] instead of punishing ent

more on this let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crank linda this is one of merkel's key ministers haul see her for the interior minister threatening to go it alone on an absolutely major issue on migration help us understand first of all how dramatic the situation has become absolutely very dramatic it has the potential to bring down the government and even to be the end of chancellor merkel's time in office if he thought that follows through with that ultimatum which basically would say that he would use his powers as interior minister beginning this coming week to essentially contravene merkel's wishes and the coalition agreement and act unilaterally to reimpose border controls on some of germany's borders and then to turn away migrants and send them back to the first european countries where they were registered if he did that he would be deliberately flouting the chancellor's authority and it's hard to imagine she wouldn't be compelled to let him go to dismiss him theoretically she could warn him but that would be very problematic so if she were to let him go his

fortunately, for linda, she has a close relationship with the building owners. they are paying the dogs medical bills and police who arrived on scene within minutes of the attack. a police officer transported the dog in a vehicle rather than waiting for animal care and control to arrive. linda is waiting for answers hoping her dog survives the night. >> he is all i live for. >> reporter: animal care and control is handling this investigation. if you have any information or recognize the suspect, reach out to them or san francisco police. >>> president donald trump says comedian samantha be should lose her job. he is talking about this comment on the tv show full frontal directed at his daughter. >> let me just say. one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices you [ bleep ]. >> earlier this week, abc canceled roseanne barr's sitcom after this tweet comparing a former obama advisor to an ape. today, president donald trump tweeted why aren't they firing no talent samantha biko -- bee -- samantha bee? >> sam has made a poor choice of wo

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johnson linda johnson. and our moderator today distinguished nbc journalists andrea mitchell. >>> this is not my best side. such a privilege to be here and thank you so much. thanks to the myers and the members of the family the foundation the trustees. the wonderful staff here. and to be here with secretary clinton and linda johnson is just a great privilege for me. thank you all. to be considered a friend of betty ford is such a high honor. i have my own reflections but i wanted to first ask my colleagues here to talk about betty ford. one of the quotations in that wonderful video. lady does not require -- first lady is archaic and some fashions. it has been both empowering too many women that they have carve their own way. but also constricting tucson. who have struggled against the norms. betty ford certainly broke out of those -- and she took it chances. she was such a role model for me long before i knew her personally. my generation which is the same as hillary clinton's generation. she was just a st

linda: thanks for the question.t he said is basically, is national security the abra cadab ra that trumps every other right? and the unser -- and the answer is no. we talked to the bill of rights, i will keep focusing. u.s. vt famous case is nixon. he claimed executive privilege in a criminal case, the court said that executive privilege does not trump everything, it that nixony said cannot raise the issue of national security. they are not saying there can never be an issue of national -- that is a big deal. next question. you have then that udp mic to before. >> can you talk about competing rights such as a baker who will touse on religious grounds bake a cake for a wedding versus the right to same-sex marriage? linda: thank you. the question had to do with a case currently before the court. they are probably writing the decision as we speak. who knows where justice ginsburg will wind up on it? , called the masterpiece cake decision, there are laws throughout the united -- they aresay that generally known as publi

their flight began on linda's father a little i learned off the northeast coast not far from the scottishborder coney island it's called now. beyond his reach causeway at tide and the place is a magical it sir. it was an e.f. six thirty five the first monastery was founded on lindisfarne before long it was the spiritual and cultural center of northeastern. teller entail a form of gloom. in six eighty five that was ordained bishop with linda's fon in recognition of his devout life you accept to be office with reluctance two years later was freed by death from the unwelcome. ten years later when his place of burial was changed his body was found not to decay it was as if heaven itself had approved of an erection of cuts known to spawn became the most important place of pilgrimage in northern england. the pilgrims brought money the vikings learnt of it and raided the monastery the monks fled taking cost but soon manes with. his wish had been not to be left behind is after the monks abandoned the island. cut down the monks felt safe. on the crag they built what's known as the white house cost

lakeshore park and linda mark, roosevelt, and surfers beach are all in san mateo county, as well as cowl beach in santa cruz county. the reason, poor circulation and runoff from polluted rivers or storm drains. the risk, heal the bay says, getting in the water can lead to a respiratory or gastrointestinal illness. >> no one should get sick from a day at the beach. so, we publish the beach water quality information in a really simple a-f letter grade. it's a simple way for simple to go to -- people to go to the beach. they can make more informed and educated decisions about which beach they want to go too. >> heal the base rankings are based of levels of weekly bacterial pollution, measured by county health agencies. >>> on the positive side, most of the other beaches in all of the bay area counties got either and a or b grade, including here in san francisco. at baker beach, and markovich, kpix 5. two heal the bay just released a retold website with real-time data and predictions. you can find a leech to bring -- beach report card.org, on

. >> jonathan was at home with his mother, 71-year-old linda, when one of linda's tenants showed up at house on oak street. >> there was an argument. the tenant assaulted one of the family members of the landlord. >> reporter: jonathan says he's the one who answered the door when the tenant came to the house this morning, and when he wouldn't let the tenant inside, the tenant started beating him with his mother's cane, beating him at least three times on the arm, leaving big bruises. >> i put ice on it. it's now just sore as hell. >> reporter: the landlord's daughter said the tenant then dragged her elderly mother outside and forced her into this gray coupe, saying he was going to kill her. >> as officers were arriving to the scene, that's when the suspect and the victim, who's the landlord, were leaving in this vehicle that you see right here. >> reporter: police chased the car through oakland for almost 45 minutes. the suspect at one point slamming into a police suv while backing up, trying to get away. the suspect eventually stopped on lorenzo avenue. he was arrested and linda was r

linda, thank you i'll taste this and toss it over to hometown hero.g it back inside. [ ughter ] >> annie, tony, wisdom, maureen, steve,ellison. love you tick of tucker>>. hat's going down that's my ybody.n. distracted by all that good fo food. >> i get it. double duty this morning fors li cafe. >> i love linda. i do. >> in and out. it's all good. i 9:35 the time let's take a minute scene what is coming u fresh at 10a this morning we'ret all abo the world cup and music. we'r marking day two of the internatennal tournam with someal flavor. then r and b legendreddie jackson talks bybo to talkut his new album keeping it real with cheryl lynn she joins us live in the loft. >> wis we got to be real. >> we got to be real. >> i need an encore of that. >> i see what you did right there. 9:36. let's head back o to lexington park. annie and tucker first responders. always doing their best to keep us safe. >>> all right. thank you guys. as always it's friday it' timefy several folks we want to talk about a couple things going on here in lexington park. to my imme

linda, you are a conservative republican. he worked for ronald reagan on these issues. and i'm wondering what you think has changed? because ronald reagan was once asked something about illegal aliens, and he said, i have another word for illegal aliens. it's willing workers. a long way from today. >> that's exactly right. and in fact, i think he would be mystified by what's going on. and by the way, illegal immigration when ronald reagan was president was actually at a higher level than it is to see. so this whole idea that there is this huge infusion of people coming across the border, it's a crisis, we have to do something about, we've got to build walls, we've got to keep people out, simply doesn't comport with the facts. and unfortunately, i think that the republican party has seized on this issue as a way to galvanize working class whites to try to turn their economic anxiety into a kind of fear of immigrants, that immigrants are stealing their jobs. and i think that's bad for the republican party, bad for

in the state followed by linda march beach in pacific. roosevelt beach at number five and surfers beach at number ten. cal breach in santa cruz came in eighth. >>> uber has developed technology to use artificial intelligence to use drunk passengers. it says the system could improve uber service. driver may be warned of their passenger's state, and intoxicated riders may be paired with drivers with relevant experience or training. ai can identify riders who are drunk based on walking speed, typos and the amount of time it takes you to request a ride. >>> warriors fans can breathe a sigh of relief as they get ready for game four tonight. >> kevin durant confirmed to espn he will re-sign this summer. his 43-point performance on wednesday is one we'll remember for a long time. k.d. has a chance to help the dubs win back-to-back titles. abc 7 the only place you can

thank you. >> thank you, linda. biz? >> hi there. my name is biz. i am here today to speak on behalf of mr. dave thomass san francisco water taxi group. he asked me to speak to you today on my success of being a female captain in the maritime industry. it's heavily thought of as a male dominated industry, depending on geographically where you are at. i'm here to give you the weight that many owners or to operators that provide entry level captain's positions in order to gain experience and eventually earn credibility in the field to advance. mr. dave thomas took a chance on me, even though he was not hiring. it was in the middle of the season, and i really just wouldn't let him say no. that was kind of cool. currently, he has the majority of his female fleet. that's wonderful. i'm one of the lucky recipients, as well, and i'm certain that most of my fellow female captains would be -- agree -- would agree with me that we are grateful for the opportunity that mr. davis -- mr. davis? mr. dave thomas has bestowed on us. each day, we are exposed to the c

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and it obvious the chief political correspondent linda korean joins me now from the chancellor we are here in berlin i'm linda it seems that there's a lot more to this than meets the eye how much of this is down to a power struggle and chancellor angela merkel's future. it's absolutely a power struggle and at least in some quarters including the chancellor's own bavarian sister party the c.s.u. the knives are out and we see that the interior minister is possibly willing to bring down the government and certainly potentially bring down the chancellor over this issue but the struggle is as much about politics as it is about principles there's a very important regional election coming up in bavaria and the topic of migration has been a sore point an absolute bone of contention between that bavarian conservative sister party of the chancellor and the chancellor's own christian democrats basically ever since the migration crisis began in twenty fifteen that wrangling that you talked about that took so long to form this new government that wrangling was very much about the same issue with t

linda jackson, really good to talk to you. thank you for coming in.of how to get in touch with us. stay up—to—date with all the day's business news as it happens on the bbc‘s business live page. there is insight and analysis from our team of editors around the globe. get involved. we are on twitter and you can find us on we are on twitter and you can find us on facebook. what other business stories has the media been taking an interest in? george isjoining us again to discuss. we were talking about youtube earlier on, about how they might have to start paying stars like taylor swift and ed sheeran for their music content. the most interest thing in that article was last year the music industry made more of the vinyl royalties in the uk than it did out of 25 billion music videos that were watched. what you're seeing is gradually the law is catching up with big tech. spotify pays billions in royalties and youtube pays very little and youtube will be forced to play —— forced to pay. it will be a level playing field. it will be much more regulated in the

quarters in munich and outside the chancellor here in berlin is our chief political correspondent linda crane start with you maximiliano the various conservatives the c.s.u. are threatening to defy medical and go it alone on migration is any compromise in sight. well that's the question that's being discussed right now here in munich as the party leadership is meeting up in the headquarters the question is what is their end game the question is how do they want to go forward what do they want to reach out they're supposed to give a statement fourteen. two pm here in munich and until then we have to wait what they're really going to decide there's certain scenarios to think of how they're going to play this out it's one thing is they're going to really make this about the refugee politics they're really going to take a stand selva is going to defy the chancellor and that can mean the political risk between the two and between the two parties the other option will be that that's trying to say phase they're trying to make like get a compromise and then find a solution that both parties wil

linda sarsour, stay with us as we talk about the travel ban. we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: "immigrants" from the hamilton mixtape. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: in a series of extraordinary legal decisions tuesday, the supreme court has upheld president from so-called muslim travel ban and a federal judge in san diego has ruled immigration officials must stop operating immigrant children from their parents at the border. and must reunite all parents and chil within 30 days. on tuesday, the supreme court ruled five to four to uphold trump's travel ban, which prohibits people from entering the united states from five majority muslimountries as well as people from north korea d some government officials from venezuela. amy: in a scscathing dissent, justice sonia sotomayor condemned the van as harrowing and said it was "motivated by hostility and animus towards the muslim faith." she also said the decision to uphold the event involved " ignoring the

here's a question for linda. if she really worried about kids at the border. or is her concern her own brand. maybe it's just part of a larger political agenda. probably all of the above. she is arrested regularly. like a hobby. she was arrested outside of speaker ryan's office in march. outside of trump tower last year and wears it as a badge of honor. she relishes all of the media coverage. you have to understand this: she wants your daughters, your wives and your sisters and our students to join her in what is a deeply anti-free market, anti-rule of law, anti-american founding mind set. she is thousands like her are really, really depend at protecting anger and outrage. i was thinking about this today. who what end? what is the game plan to make america better? for making it stronger and more prosperous? i guess freebis for everybody from the government. guaranteeded preschool and open borders. more abortions? where does it all go? i i have a question. is this message getting through to younger generations of women. republicans better hope not. they better

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or it will that brings us to you and linda here in berlin and your in from the chancellor not in front of the city new party headquarters will that give the chancellor enough time to hammer out a european solution. perhaps first of all just to note the chancellor merkel had said in the past that she had no issues with turning away exactly the refugees that it seems mr say hope for we'll now want to turn away directly those are refugees who had already been denied the right to enter the country and we're talking about only about one hundred hundred fifty refugees per month who fall into that category so indeed this is also a face saving issue for the chancellor herself so beyond that it will not be easy to get the kind of agreements that she's going to be looking for in the next two weeks in the run up to a very important summit essentially she wants to talk with the countries on the southern perimeter of the european union those are the countries where migrants are first registered and those are the countries to which mr say ho for the interior minister wants to now send migrants back

[applause] and administrator linda mcmahon, friend of mine for a long time. where's linda? where's linda? thank you. and also paul just got -- just left. i said, go, because we have to pass legislation, we're passing so much. look at what's happening with our supreme court. look at the victories we've had. look at the victories we've had. and, terry, i didn't speak to m about, it but he'll be particularly happy about one of those victories. do you know which one i'm talking about? i think you do. i want to thank paul ryan. 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 t

that would be linda. >> oh, dear.y dna right away because i thought i have to see this on paper. right here at the bottom, it says m. maye mother. >> not your mom. >> not my mom. >> in the early morning hours of bethesda ross perot, two baby bureaus were born. >> 30 minutes later -- >> you got switched. >> yes weeks g switched. >> for 72 years each has gl unknow walked in the other's foot steps. lend a, a red head i a family of blondes. and denise t blond among bruin ets and red heads, not the least bitthletic while her siblings excel. >> my sister got adopted into the on the. >> linda, the only athlete in her family. played soft ball into her 50s. for seveny decades t have lived each other's life answering to each other's name. >> i was really supposed to be another person. >> yeah. >> yet neither has an answer for why this happened. >> we'll never know and i'm sure the nurse a that are dead who probably took care of us. >> i kno they told me you were born easily. >> i just caught howou said that denise. >> and speak

a side by side of me and linda hamilton.ng to happen. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> what's a boogie man? >> as a matter of fact, it was. >> no known fact about me. i hate scary movies. so i'm very glad i wasn't even born yet when the first "halloween" hit theater. jamie lee curtis is not afraid to visit the past. she's starring in a new installment in honor of the 40th anniversary. we have a look. >> i pray every night that he would escape. i'm going to be 60 years old in november. i'm standing on the the movie set of a movie i made 40 years ago. >> he's here. >> michael! >> he's back. and so is he. it's been four decades since the evil masked murderer, michael myiers first terrorized her in the original halloween. [ screaming sthchld. >> in the new film, meyers is on another murder spree. this time, jamie lee's character of laurie is ready for him. jamie lee starred in previous sequels where it was revealed that she and michael meyers were brother and sister. >> i'll see you in hell. >> this is a true reboot. t

in doing so, i want to acknowledge linda at the back of the room. linda, thank you very much. linda was a guest of bpc at one of our sessions, and i greatly appreciated it. also want to acknowledge elise. elise, it is great to reconnect with you as well. i also want to acknowledge in the audience today beverly. beverly is one of my colleagues at bpc. and has been interruptal in -- and has instrumental in helping us put together this report. i appreciate your efforts. i'm talking about this report because bpc will be issuing its own report on congressional oversight on july 9th. this is a culmination of almost a year's worth of effort at the center in looking at congressional oversight. oversight in general and the role of the igs. in doing so, i think we came up with some interesting observations which i'm not going to go into today because i don't want to spill that we will be issuing in a short three weeks' span. i want to give an overview about what put it together, who we talked to and our process. when we came together to do this report, we assembled a high level task for

linda has found that buying here gives most people a chance to buy a starter home. >> i think at first, they feel like they have to move, like, oh, i have to move to valerio, and they get here, it's not so bad. betty yu. kpix5. >>> one bay area bart passenger is calling another out for protect behavior. -- prohibited behavior. eating a burrito on the train. >> you don't get it? you don't get it? you must be stupid! >> the clip was posted to reddit. eating and drinking is prohibits and subject to a fine. bart has not commented on this incident. >>> people online have dubbed the complainer burrito bob. >>> san francisco bay elect read will be sworn in in just a matter of weeks, she will become the city's first african- american female mayor. breed won in a close race with former state senator mark leno. she replace the late mayor ed lee who died last december. >>> all right. paul, your turn. hot weather? >> pen lump is swinging back and -- pendulum is swinging back and forth. out side, foggy, chilly. we will all begin our thursday in the low to mid-50s, free month, 54, a fire weather wat

in the room had part of these conversations and certainly think through the working group, through linda richardson as the chair of the transportation sub committee and through the advisory teams, there was robust dialogue about so many different things. i've taken part in a lot of different public planning processes, and to see the room fill day in and day out, and to hear folks say, i watched you on sfgov tv, and i'm like did you? that's incredible. thank you for pushing the port and pushing the public to be involved. i think that certainly happened. secondly and last thing i'll say, my day job is i'm the advocacy director of the san francisco bicycle coalition. i know that can be -- the bike coalition evokes different feelings in people, so it was particular for me to be able to be a part of this process. and what i've learned is i didn't know much about the water taxis. i didn't know about all the ways that the port really is multimodal, and certainly, you know, when we were talking before my time in the 80's, when there was a double decker freeway in the embarcadero, we could never

i constantly catch myself saying my fiance linda.e. >> it took him six months to stop saying girlfriend and get to fiance. now it is start over again. >> fell in love by chance, but today you are making a choice. let's get you two married. >> drew and linda said i do just three weeks ago in southern italy in front of 300 guests with both brothers bringing the water works. >> we're rugged, tough contractors. >> grown men cry, right? >> we don't cry. >> yeah, yeah. in the moment i see her come down the aisle i was like -- i was crying. >> i made it two words into my speech and completely fell apart. i knew it was going to happen so i was like, i don't care. the good thing is when you are wearing a kilt it is a built-in tissue. i took it off with the kilt. >> i do. >> from the vows to cake cutting cameras captured the entire affair and fans get to see it all in the tlc special "linda and drew say i do" this weekend. >> what is that? ninja warri >> as for the honeymoon, it is on hold until august when they head to ecuador for a charity t

we have linda. jorrell, chief technology officer for city and county of san francisco as well as director of the department of technology. thank you, linda, it's good to see you again. i'm looking forward to your esenprtion. >> thank u, supervisors and i would like to also thank the project team that is here with tome y, we are happy to be here to answer your questions. i would like to give you an overview of the whole project and be able to answer your questions as we move through to the end here. just to move forward, what is the problem we are trying solve. there's many aspects of the problem we need to solve, primarily closing the digital divide, 15% of public school students lack internet access. a third of african american and latino students lack access. 25% of households g in $25,000 or less lack access d over 50,000 residents have sluggish dial up speeds. so you ve to say why is this important and what is the impact? in our world today this is an essential utility and technology. medicine,

here is a question for linda. is she really worried about kids at the border? or is her primary concern burnishing her own grand in this global human rights super hero wynn? is it part of a larger political agenda? probably all the above. she's arrested regularly, kind of like a hobby. she was arrested outside of speakerine's office back in march. outside trump tower last year. she wears it all as a badge of honor. they release them quickly any way. of course, she relishes all media coverage. now, you have to understand this , she wants your daughters, your wives, your sisters and our students to join her in what is ultimately a deeply anti-free market, anti-rule of law, anti-american founding mind-set. she and thousands like her are really, really good at projecting anger and outrage. you know, i was thinking about this today. to what end? what is the game plan here for making america better? for making it stronger? more economically prosperous? i guess freebies for everybody from the government. guaranteed wages. guaranteed college education. guaranteed unive

that linda and brooks lee cared about. you know, i didn't know many of the men mentioned well enough, but i would say that something i do try and underscore in the book is how important male mentors were, and obviously they had to be, because they were the only folks around, right? most people well into the 1960's, whether it was a government office or law firm, you know, had possibly one woman around who was at the lawyer level. and, you know, i think we would have to know something about the men's biographies to know, you know, did they have four girls at home and felt the sky should be the limit for all women? the only thing that i think i could say that i do know about the characteristics of the men would be the husband that i mentioned or that the women mentioned. if you want to call a husband a mentor rather than all the other things we call our husbands. [laughter] dr. norgren: all the other good things. [laughter] dr. norgren: but, you know. but clearly, whether it is somebody in government or a law firm, they had

at number 3, linda marbury h due to pleaded runoff -- linda marvin beach due to polluted runoff.h bacteria counts and number 10, surfers beach in half moon bay. >> week circulation and muted waves, lowers the dilution rate at the site that can exacerbate poor water quality. >> officials say beach sites located at the mouth of flowing streams and creeks often have elevated bacteria levels due to many pollution sources draining out of the creek and into the ocean. >>> baseball fans at the oakland coliseum once again be able to purchase a beer from a roaming vendor without leaving their seat. the service has not been offered at pro sporting facilities in california since the 1980s. now, fans of legal drinking age are able to choose from a variety of beers and aluminum containers at nine dollars each. they say between 40-50 new employees will be hired as the new bill will -- new mobile beer vendors. >> that will cut down on the line. that will be nice. not that i care about a long line for beer. >>> temperatures outside today, lots of 70s and low 80s, warmer than yesterday. the warme

alan: linda se ve muy linda y saludable. se ve preparada para este verano.de salud. alan: tiene 47 aÑos. >> es obvio que no te verÁs como cuando tenÍas 20 aÑos. karla: ahÍ esta el momento en el que saliÓ con las fanÁticas. a mÍ me da el soponcio. yo que crecÍ con luis miguel, lo llego a ver asÍ... alan: iba a todos los conciertos. se asomaba ahÍ. sigo viendo esas imaginas y no puedo creer que luis miguel estÉ asÍ. karla: y con esa sonrisa que era tan caracterÍstica. alan: hablando del gran mariachi que tenemos hoy aquÍ. imagÍnate quÉ belleza. >> Él honrarÁ a las personas que ahora lo acompaÑaban. el seÑor tocaba el piano, Él mismo le aplaudÍa. un luis miguel renovado.. >> cuÉntanos de tu chacan el mundo de la moda. alan: asÍ es. mira. la invitaron a modelar asÍ, para ayudar a niÑos con autismo, prueba cerrar lo que es en miami fashion week. iba a salir con niÑos, y despuÉs sola. lo agarrÓ y vÁmonos sus deditos en la boca y todo. fÍjate que no querÍa en el sentido de que estaba cansada pero le explicaron que es para ayudar a los niÑos con autismo y te juro qu

secretary acosta, alex and administrator linda mcmahon. thank you, linda thank you. they are fighting hard for small business and large business. they are fighting hard for our country each and every day, and they are doing a terrific job. most importantly, i want to thank all of you small business owners who are the engine of american prosperity. you know, i have been saying it for a long time, but you really are. you look at the stats, you look at the numbers, you look at the jobs, it is all about small business so small business, really, i say this to linda mcmahon all the time, head of the small business, but small business is really big, right, linda it's really big. for many years, washington tried to hold you back and tear you down, crushing the american small business with crippling taxes and impressive regulation. but all that has changed starting in november 2016. the trump administration is with you and we are with you 100% and always will be instead of punishing entrepreneurship, we are now promoting entrepreneurship especially that guy in the corner main

and administrator linda mcmahon, friend of mine for a long time, linda. where is linda? where is linda? thank you. and also, paul just got -- just left. i said, go, because we got to pass legislation. we're passing so much. look at what's happening with our supreme court. look at the victories we've had. look at the victories we've had. terry, i didn't speak to him about it but he'll be particularly happy about one of those victories. do you know which one i'm talking about? i think you do. so i want to thank paul ryan. i want to thank our great congressman -- where's glen? thank you very much. 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 2,000 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, mass hassan was in my office. he was in my office. said a friend of mine set it up. said i want to vest $50 billion in the united state

where is linda? where's linda? [applause] thank you. and also paul just left, i said go because we have to pass legislation, we're passing so much. look at what's happening with our supreme court. look at the victories we've had. [cheers and applause] look at the victories we've had. and terry, i didn't speak to him about it, he'll be particularly happy about one of the victories. do you know which one i'm talking about. i think you do. 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 milli

[applause] and administrator linda mcmahon, friend of mine for a long time. where's linda?here's linda? thank you. and also paul just got -- just left. i said, go, because we have to pass legislation, we're passing so much. look at what's happening with our supreme court. look at the victories we've had. look at the victories we've had. and, terry, i didn't speak to him about, it but he'll be particularly happy about one of those victories. do you know which one i'm talking about? i think you do. i want to thank paul ryan. i want to thank our great congressman, glenn grothman, where's glenn? glenn, thank you very much. reat 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 thinking about doing this, and massa san, 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 suspect eventually stopped on the renzo avenue and was arrested and linda was rescued by police. she was shaken up but not hurt. >> if the officers had been late, they would not have seen the suspect vehicle leaving with the victim. >> reporter: the tenant accidentally flooded his unit with an improperly hooked up washing machine and they said based on his reaction, he could be dealing with a mental health or substance abuse issue and the tenant is now behind bars facing a laundry list of charges. katie nielsen, kpix5 from oakland. >>> we are learning about the most wanted fugitive living under an assumed name in the bay area. william howard he was vanished from the air force in 1983 and it was at the height of the cold war. he had top secret clearance and 35 years later, he was caught while being investigated for passport fraud. he was known as team in daly city and had been living there with his wife. >> the best neighbor a guy could have. >> you never know a person unless you dig deep. >> he could face up to five years in prison. >>> a show of sportsmanship at a baseball game