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, the republican, did h.t thro it is seeming like he's solving a lot of -- you know, support on the rht did get the president's endorsement a couple of weeks before the primary. you know, he wants to make this not about trump, which i'm sure newsom would love to kp talking about. he wants to talk about the affordable crisis, the housi crisis. the message from republicans is that california is doing well economically but there's a lot of people who have been lt hind and that democrats broke it and, you know, they think they can fix it better. so i think that this will be an interesting race. the numbers are not in johnox favor, you know. republicans have less voters ons their rol now than independents in california, but i think this will be -- it will be a race. i think it will be interesting to vet cox because he's very unknown and we don't know a lot about him. what of the economy, if it tanks for some reason over the >> it could. generally it takes a while for people to feel that and things are going so wl right now in california and the country. but, you know, we -- one big questhon

commissioner hirsch: yeah, chief, i was just wondering, does that reflect the actual practice that we're rht now, does it change anything we're doing right now? >> no, it just provides guidance for the station personnel. the only true change is the authoring of the letter. that's only a recen p in the l year, 1.5 years, where we have to obtain that asked to apner hirsch: bei ove something tha actually reflects the practice. >> once this bulletin is approved, that will become the practice hirsch hirsch are we do sill fec the practice, that's -- rschom are we doing something that will ct theractice, that's my question. >> this bulletin captures that process hirs process. >> commissioner hirsch: thank you. >> commissioner mazzucco: commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: one quick question, and i'm not quitee if'm understanding this right. on page two of two, understand the section releasing suspects from custody once they're booked in absentia -- it's been a long few days, is there a process that states that the district attorney's office or officers on the hospital ct watch and notif

liberal community, a very conservative county and people respect each other's belief, but you have a rht to not serve somebody. >> i don't agree with the way it was handled. i don't think it represents the county as a whole. >> people online are confusing th with the restaurant in the bloomingdale neighborhood in d.c.es thaturant says it is receiving threats and negative reviews on yp. on the facebook page, ty say bisds in d.c. are prohibited icom discriminating from anyone because of pol affiliation. they reiterate the fact that they'reunaffiliated with that one restaurant. >>> we'll have much more on all these topic later on "meet the press." moderator chuck todd joining us later this hour to talk about another busy week at the white >>> a new community kitchen up and running working for you in montgomery county. the kitchen at the silver spoon united methodist church tak produce from farmers markets and turn it into important meals to feed the hungry. they're workingith a nonprof group. they say this helps solve one of the world's largest problems. >> it is hunger. not t onlys country

. >> and it i football like what it's like to be on the field with help fromt'hes 6:355 rht now. night.did the other >> kev comes up fm bathroom dmam next hourwe. >> l see it all happen he'll be boarding plane. >> let's do the forecast sglcht yes, beautiful, 6 washington. low 80s later today. dry, winds northeast off the ocean and that gives us cloudyness satellite pictu and we are. featuring quiet conditionea y and should again be a ni f afteror us. we have a heat wave on the 7p day or big warm-up. u can see by end of week here 90s by friday and mid 90s saturday, sunday and monday. with not much of a chance thunderstorm. so we'll be hot and humid for the weekend. >> trport, yourn. >> i love a good pool day. thank you, tuck. >> 6:56 we move to traffic and we have a crash we've been racking on the shoulder you can see the red zone frederick to clarksburg over 50 westbound wid open 97 to get way good throh buoy. and then also volume on 5, northbound, nine minute ride 301 to seratz and stoand go condition. inner loop branch avenue 18 minute ridooxon hill 25. backing one volume once

action has been so far and not what is contemplated under the permit program but we always reservehe rht if there is a public nuisance to bring an action if so nolteed. i think that what you have seen so far is the city in a cordnated way has been operating to try anditige publicuisance so far. in terms of a letter to cease and desist and the director of public works dedicated the resources needed to ensure th we minimize the possibility that there were scooter nuisances on the street and i think what you see from the three of us collectively standing here in terms of resources already dedicatnd the quickness with which the pilot program has been made alablehat the city is willing to dedicate the resources that we need to make sure that we strike rightbalaces transportation invasion and not sacrifiesing con screen conveni. >> will you address helmets in any way . >> the current state laws requires person using scooters to have a driver's license, we are a helmet and ride in the street. our permits say that they have to comply with state and local law. >> does it require they offer helmet

european suppor for this, the minister will carry out the orders himself, messy situation in europe rhtve could collapse angela merkel's government. attorney general jeff sessions speaking at national sheriff's association annual conference, expect today address key law enforcement issues and immigration, sessions will be joined by department of homeland security kirstjen nielsen and house minority whip, house majority whip steve scalise at the event new orleans. jillian: in washington president will outline plan for winning frontier, the president delivering keynote address at national space council meeting which is intend today boost momentum in space exploration in private and public sectors. in december the president signed ordered directing nasa to send humans back to the moon. rob: all right, heavy rain triggering massive flash floods, a lot of water in the midwest. jillian: roads completely washed out in michigan where people were told to shelter in place. rob: and in birmingham, alabama, streets, look at this, turning into rivers. wow. jillian: janice dean is tracking it all, wh

. >>> rht now were waiting on a news conference on the shooting in t annapolist left five people deadbring it to you live. >>> we're also gettingr a bet idea of who the victims were and the iact they had on our >>> officialsre about to update us on the shooting yesterday at the "capital gazette." we want to go live now out to annapolis high school where the press conference is about to art. >> weant to identify the two people who were injured and he been treated and released. that's rachel pacella. and janet cooley. both are employees with the "capital gazette" as well. with that, i'll turn it over to the chief.te >> good oon, ladies and gentlemen, i'm sorry to see you here today. bear with me as i take my i want to start today by offering sincere condolences of the anne arundel county police department to the "capital gazee" staff. much like police, local newspapers bece a family, and their family sfered tragedy yesterday. most of the folks that work at the "capital gazette" work with us daily, weekly. and we know them. it's not only a loss for them, i want them to know that. it's a

. >> dana: h g rht tou impeachment. >> kimberly: put him right over the top. >> dana: what do you thinkut what howard schultz was saying? is this a democrat, he says he's not thinking about 2020 or maybe he will. i think he is definitely runnin running. is this something the democrats need, someone to pour cold water on their ideas? >> greg: to kimberly's point, america is this great beautiful restored house on the hill except there is one room that's rotten, and it's california. why is it rotten? it's a culmination of spending and identity politics. and a fear of dealing with the problemshehave that schultz is talking about. as a california boy and you are a california girl, you keep wondering, what is it going to take. here's why nothing's happening in california. the rich liberals are safe. they got their real estate, and it is behind a gate. meanwhile, it's a real-life dystopia everywhere else. it really is like the set of "mad max." you have disease spreading. i'm not going to getnto it again. garbage trucks accidentally almost throwing people away. it is like -- what you are talki

sounds like it may have moved over to the right shoulder. 66 looks okay for you rht now. taking a look through prince gorges county, into town and out of town, okay. everything here is rolling along pretty nicely at least right nos still have t problem though in northwest. northbound 23rd between i and washington bcircle,ken down tractor-trailer blocking some lanes there. aaron? >> messa, thank u. 5:01. primary day in maryland is in the books no most races have been called but some are still outstanding and that's because of the compute glitch tha impacted voter registration information for 80,000 people. >> tese races will decided by provisional ballots. ben jealous wil faceff against governor larry hogan in the fall. he beat shernaker last night. news 4 camera's were at the jealous victory party last night in baltimore. in hispeech jealous said hogan will move in november because he does not know how to build a people poweredmpaign. >> i'm not running to the ft, i'm not running to the right, i'm running towards the people of our state. health care, education, mas incarc

bold ideas to continue making progress.ng lamont: i'm vofor mayor bowser because she's moving in the rhtction and that's we need and our kids are thriving as a result of that. he. >>> 5:45 reht now. ights and sounds of children being separated from their parents at the border sparking outrage now across the thousands of families have been split up under president trump's zero toleranceig ition policy. >> the president will meet with republicans on capitol hill tooy as lawmakers prepare vote on immigration reform.e news 4 tratts is tracking the latest from washington. tracie, what is the president asking for here? >> weon, he wants for the border wall. that's the only thing that came up when he met with a couple of republicans yesterday. a larger group later today,th a -- there are democrats and republicans who do not like how his zero tolerance policy is out.ing even some who supported it said we need more border security.t even those tay we need a wall don't like this idea of kids being separated from their families. the president blames democrats, but there is no law that was put forth

now, homelessness has plagued our city for decades, but the situation has never been so dires it i rhtwe will not solve this epidemic with one single answer, and this budget takes a multifacet multifaceted approach to making a real dent in the issue, to help stem the tight of homelessness and push back on the challenges that have confronted us for years on our streets. i also understand the roots of this tragedy are complex, they are not simple, and they are also not unique to san francisco, which is why over the past few months, i have partnered with ten of the mayor's of the other largest cities in california and advocated in sacramento, advocated with our governor, spent hours in sacramento together as mayors to ask for more than $1.5 billion in our state budget so that cities can address homelessness on our streets because we know the solutions that are working. and i want to say a special thanks to assembly man -- senator weiner, assembly men chiu, and this budget, as large as it is and as large as the investments are within homelessness does not reflect a single dollar of that as

. >> i'm trying to follow my dreams rht now and i hope it takesom meewhere cool. it somey. >> we hope this gorilla hero gets to use it too. >> that's it for the news at 10:00. "fox5" news at 11 with sarah and bram starts rig now. >> right now at 11:00, a new version ofev ts. >> it wasn't negligent. it was an intentional act. >> first on fox, what police are now saying about a dead accidenting involving edc p and dirt bike rider. >> popular daycarender afire after employee accused of assaulting children in care. >> paul manafort is back behind bars and the heated debat over a link between coffee and cancer. yoursews s now. >>> first on fox, the police report from ay deadlrash involvin a dc police officer and a dirt bike rider is telling a new story. >> activists hel a rally for jeffrey price tonight. the 22-year-old die after his bike slammed into a police suv that was blocking the road last month. fox5's evan lambert was at the rally and evan has more o what the police report says. reporter: yeah. first erin and bram i w to point out where this happened, rallypeni

course we all know it has been the secretaries general who have come together to protect ople's civil rhte esident tried to inconstitute the travel ban which of course is still in the cour >> you if democrats get control of the house, you could do a lot of those things with the majority in the house, subpoena power, chairmanships, with the ability to convene, you know, hearings, whether, you for example it is a group that's, you know, the drug manufacturers, with opioids, things like that. there is certainly a lot of ability. everything you jedabout, t is ay to do that if you have a majority in the house which right now looks like good possibility. so why -- why risk potentially -- you could lose this election and suddenly be in neither place. >> that's true. but let me tell you, when i checked the minnesotans -- they are telling me about their concerns, being taken advantage of in student loans n nursing homes throughout the state. they are telling me about these critical problems. before i was a congress penn i was a lawyer. i did that work for 16years. i enjoyed the ability the get in

. >>> dus situation rht now in new mexico. take a look at these pictures. fast moving wooire is forcing residents to evacuate their home and people were trying to drive away from the flames. a mandatory evacuation order after this wire grew to 30,000 acres. right now zero percent containment and help rain in the forecast will help the firefighters today. >>> what was a 25 acre brush fire is now 200 acres in california. the fire forced officials to issue mandatory evacuations in the city of -- the laguna beach fire department tweeted to piedmont who live there your safety is our number one priority. as of this morning, the fire is not contained at all. >>> right now police in arizona are looking for the person they say shot four people in and around phoenix. >> police believe at least three of these are connected. among the victims is a forensic psychiatrist. he worked on the jonbenet ramsey case. two others are paralegals who were killed in their law office and a fourth victim was found dead yesterday morning. scottsdale police department is working with ph

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beautiful out there rht now. very hot already. 20 minutes after 9:ea. humidity will continue to build through tomorrow. weather art for your sunday and monday because of the heat and humidity. temperatures out there right now, in the 70s and low 80s at the point. we're taking the temperatures into the mid to upper 90s today. ve will be the day time high today. humid out there. we'll have plenty of sunshine, as well. t this i feels like temperature as we go hour by hour. by noon, it is alrea goingo feel like 97 degrees. we're just around 100 by 2:00. 4:00 and 6:00, headingo dinner. out and about tonight, it is still really muggy and really warm. as david was saying, hydrate with water out there. it is goingot to be a one. outside dining, good luck. find some shade if you want to att outside. exercise, hydr and stay inside. pool, find somebod if you ven't already. it'll be a perfect weekend. no rain thanks to high pressure. up and down the eastern seepo seaboard, because of the pressure, we are dry. weather alert for tomorrow because the heat index is goi

the same thing o rht. won't sit and take, swallow leaders who are force fed to me by the establishment in either party. that is a change, right, that we have seen on both sides? >> josh: it would be a grave mistake for democrats to say this is a liberal district and one off and aberration. what this is, is discontent with the leadership of the democratic party that stretches far beyond the ideological and in the grassroots of what makes up the disparate coalition of the democratic party. i think what we see, mark my words is an impeachment movement, abolish i.c.e. movement and a more radical left wing than we have seen develop at any point in the last probably two decade. it will be out in the open for the people who witness. i don't think that is great for the democratic election process. >> messy for sure. they are on capitol hill to take questions from the lawmakers. how will peter strozk answer stop trump being president?ld we'll hash it out. max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of

. >> while you do that- okay, we got new jersey rht here. the story is this -- bob menendez was on trial on bribery charges in federal court. it was a hung jury. prosecutors declined to go after him. then the senate ethics committee just a month ago, democrat and republican severely admonished him for his relationship with a donor, for the gifts he accepted, for what he did for that donor, they gave him a former rebuke. the entire democratic establishment in new jersey nationally rallied behind him. no serious opponent emerged. so menendez's name was on the ballot in the democratic primary in new jersey tonight. there was another name, nobody knew much about her, lisa mccormack. bob menendez, not all the votes are in, last i saw 61-39. this is a name nobody knew getting nearly four in ten democrats to check her name off again. we talk about senate control, democrats in those trump states trying to hang on to get a chance in the senate. this is a state in new jersey that donald trump lost by 14 points. menendez is relying on the national clim

we're following breaking news in rginia where a verizon wireless outage is affecting your 911 service rht now. verizon experiencing an outage affecting both 911 and ten-digi. dial so fairfax and arlington county residents are being urged to text 911 from a verizon phone as an alternate. while they try to work out this problem. again, if you have an emergency 911.t now, text don't try to call. we'll be providing updates as oon as we get information o this. aaron, back to you. >>> it was a sight seen for miles around. huge pillars of smoke after a deadly tractor trailer incident on the woodrow wilson bridge. the driver of the tractor trailer was killed and threeer wo had to be rescued. the driver lost control and crashed into a gorup of trucks there. and the horrible traffic continued for 12 hour >> news4 transportation reporter adam tuss is one of the people stuck in all of that traffic mess last night. hes joins live from near the wilson bridge with more on why the backupsere sobad. adam, you were not alone out there, struggling to get home. >> reporter: it was -- it was brutal. i mean, i

if you can't be there tomorrow, watch it rht here. we willadca and stream the parade live. our coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. on the bay area. >>> a san jose officer hurt in a bizarre way. the problem with the patrol car that has everyone puzzled. in el we brought it to you last night as breaking news at 11. investigators say, this man, "alex studer", stood on a balcony with a rifle, aimed at a >>> a follow-up to that standoff. this man, alex scooter, stood on a balcony with a rifle aimed at his neighbor's home. this is a photograph that the neighbor took. it was just after 4:00 in the afternoon. sheriff's deputie evacuated the neighborhood as a precaution, then seven hours later, deputies got studer to surrender. he was booked on corruption charges. >>> the officer was driving in her patrol car to a parking garage in downtown san jose. you see the car right there. suddenly the side airbags deployed. the police cruiser, the chevy a caprice and officers are trying to figure out what made those airbags deploy. the officer is okay. >>> you said you were going to come in a yello

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. >>> rht now we're getting an inside look at the vast wealth of president trump's daughter and son-in-lawo serves as two of his top advisers. it's raising ethical questions. ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner earned $82 million in outside income last year while serving in the white house, ivanka trump bringing in earnings from the business overseas on her clothing line, trump international hotel, trump organization and advanced book payment, to name a few. jared kushner earning money on other investments. we're talking to cessman adam schiff. any concerns here, ethical or legal concerns, from your perspective? >> both ethical and legal. certainly if this information is derived from foreign services that are violating the emolients clause, we simply don't know if the trump organization is up for sale. there was word that jared kushner was trying to get money from the golf organizations. we don't know and we shouldn't have to ask these questions. that's why in the past presidents have divested themselves. in this case the first family, which has a first policy poll. we have to wonde

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you are rht. were here and witnessing history in singapore. president trump has been prepared for this meeting and he is ready, as he said multiple times , too walk away if he does not think the north korean leader is sincere about his commitment to denuclearization. his top aide was a great example of the president exercising restraint. he did not read the letter aloud and he said he did not read it until he left the white house and so there was some display there that he is capable of restraining himself and that he will not walk into this meeting with kim jung-un tomorrow and be smiling and shaking hands and giving north koreans material they can disseminate brother country. i do think like i said earlier he needs to give a little in order to get some firm and tangible commitment from the regime out of this meeting tomorrow. ed: deal or no deal. it's a simple question as we wait as all this plays out. gabby, we appreciate your time today. >> thank you so much. ed: any minute now president trump will be leaving his hotel here in singapore fo

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something you can talk to the chief with and fix the bulletin -- if this is still not fixed, to put the rht code section in and i think their recommendation is to fix that, it looks like the department bulletin so the officers are aware of it but also to implement immediately a system that provides the victims with the incident report within the statutory deadline as the california code requires. >> i just put it on my agenda. i meet with the chief tomorrow. >> good. it's something that can be easily remedies and so i don't know how long, this is the first quarter report. i don't know how long it's b like that but it's something that can be done quickly. thank you, look into that and let us know if it's completed. >> i'll let you know at the next meeting but, i meet with the chief tomorrow afternoon. >> great. >> thank you. any further questions for director henderson? please call the next line item. >> line 2c commission reports,. >> there's n fng me to report. is there anything you would like to report on? >> so, bear with me. i was late but i did attend the e.i.s. wort today and i don't

. >>> this is "mtp daily," and it stigarts rht now. ♪ >>> good evening.'m chuck todd here in chicago. welcomily." we are going to tell you what's really going on with the president's lawyer, michael cohen. is he flipping? is he not flipping? what's the deal with splitting with his lawyers? what's it all mean for the president? this is a story that's been the subject of intense speculation today. but the key word is speculation. okay? the only confirmed is he is going to get a new lawyer. we will get to the bottom of that later in the hour. >>> we bin tonig with a development that's arguably much more urgent in this moment. folks n the last 24 hours have seen multiple warn prosecution inside the republican party that presint trump isn't just overtaking the gop. he's turning it into something that resembles a cult. all of a sudden, that word is starting to pop up more and more, and it's all coming from the right. here's republican senator bob corker earlier today. >> it's becoming a cultish thing, isn't it? it's not a good place for any party to end up with

l rht. thanks for clearing that up. appreciate that. >> commissioner mazzucco: i just want to say chief, it's great to have you here tonight. i t it's recognition what a great decision we made for you to be one of the three finalists in your home department in los angeles, and i think that shows that we made an excellent choice in having you here because the changes you've made, the reforms you've gone through, we cannot forward to lose you, so i want to thank you. i want to congratulate the chief and his wife, virgene. his son graduated from medical school on friday, as valedictorian. and not only did he get his medical degree, he graduated with an mba. >> is that all? >> yeah, an underachiever. i want to thank you both, for making brandon into the fine young man that he is. he'll be doing his residency in san francisco. it's good to have another young man in san francisco. please call the next item. [agenda item read] >> good evening, mr. henderson. >> good evening. >> commissioner mazzucco: how are you? >> great. a c

all rht? are you ready? >> i'm you. >> take it >> good afternoon supervisors. naomi kelly, city administrator, i want to start off with the first slide to give an overview of everything that is under the city administrators office. someone has the clicker? i don't. all right. just a quick reminder of all the different divisions here. on the left-hand side, there are six departments that are technically under the city administrator. what up which you will hear separately. but the other departments consist of th medical examiner, the entertainment commission and animal care and control. we have many programs including 311, things of that civic engagement and immigrant affairs, the bachelor programs, the community grants, the county clerk, the mayor's office on disability and grants for the arts. the office of cannabis regulation, transgender initiatives and treasure island. and then w have the back office, which we call interpersonal services. our contract monitoring division, digital services, -- fleet management, real estate, we often stop resilient, risk manag

on the right people argued why it wasn't rht to say bad things about bain capital.ed with the message that have campaign. donald trump is turning ms-13 into the lens that everybody will look at immigration through and democrats defending immigration have to be careful if not -- to not look like we're defending gang violence. >> it's also permission for people to vote against hispanics without saying they're anti- -- up next, these three will tell me something i don't know. you're watching "hardball." but he never called me back! if your cousin's wife's sister's husband isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. >>> president trump today ramped up his attacks against harley davidson just a day after the company or motorcycle company announced it would shift some of its production abroad in order to avoid retaliatory tariffs from the eu. one of the tweets trump warned a halle davidson should never be built in another country, never. their employees and customers are already angry at them. if they move, it

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