al: when i'm at the firehouse, i'm running into burning buildings, putting out fires. but come sunday morning... i'm goin' up in the church startin' some fires! steve: yeah. al: you all go hear me. ha ha! steve: that's amazg. al: yes, sir, steve. ha ha! steve: who want to win some money? al: johnson family, yeah!

. >>> also, too hot in the firehouse? the firefighters busted in a pornography investigation. >>> and taking fast food service to a whole new level, the chick-fil-a worker going to extra mile to help a customer. >>> important run, the fries are better when they're hot. as we say good morning on this tuesday. >>> we'll start though with the sights and the sounds at the southern border as more children are separated from their parents. >>> and we're seeing images now of families in metal cages and for the first time hearing the cries from those being separated. this as the white house said that the zero tolerance policy is necessary to enforce the law. stephanie ramos has the latest from washington. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: absolutely, good morning. you know, we have heard from lawmakers, former first ladies, the current first lady, all seemingly not on board with taking children from parents who have crossed the border illegally. but president trump doesn't seem to be budging on his zero tolerance policy. oppos

two akron, ohio fire officials have been suspended for getting a little too hot in the firehouse. >> egedly produced pornographic videos on city property and posted them online. the two are romantically involved and may have broken the rules when it comes to fraternization.

two akron, ohio fire officials have been suspended for getting a little too hot in the firehouse. >> they allegedly produced pornographic videos on city property and posted them online. the two are romantically involved and may have broken the rules when it comes to fraternization. along with the shooting porno thing. the fire chief says they've been good employees for 15 years. if they were recorded on city property, they could lose their jobs. >> too bad there was no way of cooling them down in that firehouse. there were no hoses around. >>> and a video here catches a moment when swagger turns into stagger. >> a man expertly loads a glock pistol, puts it into a holster in his pants and everything was fine until he bent over to pick something up. you can just guess what happened next. >> [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! call 911 right now. >> oh, my god. >> the man the reportedly is in stable condition with a gunshot to his groin. >> oh! >> the video was submitted anonymously to a gun website by a reader in nevada. >> this is not the same colorado dude doing the back flip, the fbi -- >> no, thi

the firehouses almost completed. the workmanship is first class. i'm very pleased. i had a question on fleet week. what are the dates of that? >> do you know the dates of fleet week? >> october 2nd through the tenth. >> and final question, i know that one of our priorities in the department has been to update our fleet, whether it be fire engines for trucks, or our ambulances, and i had a question for you. just how many of our rigs currently are old and need to be replaced, if you had to give a guesstimate? one of our priorities in the department is to replace the old fleet to make sure that we have the best that we can get. i just wondered how many of the old ambulances need to be replaced of the 300,000 miles on them, as well as trucks and fire engines? >> i can get those numbers for you. i don't have them off the top of my head, but i do know that we do have three trucks in the works and six new engines in the works. july 1st, we will be developed -- developing the new spender sr ambulances because they would have been in the field for some time. we will take the

david derosa, candlelight vigil is held outside the firehouse in long beach, california. responders and opened fire when they arrived, second firefighter was hit but will be okay. >> across the country putting themselves in harms way. capt. rosa answered the call to service in his community and paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> he leaves behind a wife and two children. rob: the former sailor suing james comey and barack obama facing a major legal setback. the attorney has been disbarred after allegedly taking thousands of dollars from a dead client. he spent a year in prison for taking photos of a submarine, donald trump earlier this year, called his attorney's suspension retribution by the liberal court system. usama bin laden, terrified as sammy a will be deported back to his native for years. and whiteface torture back home. sammy a has denied any links to terrorism. >> and alex lazar. and debbie wasserman schultz denied entry into a detention facility. wasserman schultz getting tour of a migrant shelter, new york times reporter says she praised the city saying they have

what's the firehouse favorite, by consensus? >> mike: oh, steaks, man. >> anthony: steaks. pen rebellion. [ laughter ] >> mike: why? >> anthony: first of all, i'd be making stews, because they're cheap and i think they're delicious, plus i'd be trying out like tripe and guts on you guys. i don't know how that would go. >> paul: that would not go. >> anthony: you'd be eating like italian peasants every day if i was the cook here, pretty much. you'd have like a big bowl of stew with a big hunk of bread and that would be about it. i'd be pocketing the difference. yeah! lamb chops seared in the pan then finished over the grill. then, caesar salad with chicken. ever find out, like, how are the other firefighters eating around the city? >> firefighter 2: you know, like at a fire you'll say, what are you guys having for chow? >> anthony: do you ever get tempting to just kind of like -- with the other guys and say, "oh yeah, we had like foie gras with truffles and -- the other day?" >> firefighter 2: all the time. i'm going to be puking lobster in a minute. >> anthony: yeah, lobster

lemonis: after seeing nick's performance at the firehouse, or lack of performance, i need to talk to about nick. he's making over $100,000 a year in salary. something's gonna change. i'm concerned that the guy that's leading the sales organization doesn't understand the basic fundamentals of a sales presentation, so we're gonna have to make some adjustments there. sal: okay. all right. -lemonis: hey. -nick: hi. how are you? lemonis: good. i thought maybe we could chat for one minute. nick: sure, sure. -lemonis: the three of us. -nick: yeah. lemonis: um... you know, there's no question that you put your heart and soul into working... nick: right. lemonis:...but i'm a big believer in working smarter, -not necessarily harder. -nick: right. lemonis: and in the past, you've been collecting a salary that really isn't connected to what you sell -- it's whether you sell or not, you collect the salary. and so, we need to move you on to a different pay plan, so i'm gonna put you on a 100% commission plan. nick: no, i know i can do it. it's just about refining myself a little bit. lemonis: and

police say the attackers ran off and have not been seen since. >>> a new firehouse on the peninsula. let's take a look. it's located in downtown menlow park. it replaces the old firestation from 65 years ago. the new building is safer and has a wooden bench for people to sit and drinking fountains for the dogs. t community open house will happen later this year. >>> a unique program to prepare people in tech. holding a seven-week program in richmond, starting july 3rd. the program coordinator grew up in richmond and works as a software engineer. she says it's important to teach these tools to a community not heavily represented in the tech industry. >> i wanted to see how can i teach others a skill that i have, and kind of get more people -- or sfro deutroduce mo people to the techd you are int signing up, go to the website. there may be a wait list. if enough people sign up, they'll add more chass. >> what a great program. jeff ranieri is back with us. what if we went to the pride festival sunday morning and jumped in a helicopter and went to the giants game, and then the nascar rac

we will touch on the entire firehou firehouse. >> every news day is a week. >> all right. >> it is makingne, fine cheese. i don't know. >>> let's get a check on "cnn money." mick mulvaney taking a swipe at the consumer watch dog. firing all members of the advisory board. the group of academics and executives. it helps the cfpb shape policy on under served communities and lending. some members have been critical of mulvaney's leadership. the board was told it was being replaced. nobody is being fired, but elizabeth warren says this is what happens when you put someone in charge of an agency they believe doesn't need to exist. >>> what trade war? global stocks higher. a glitch delayed the london stock exchange. it opened an hour later. wall street ignored the trade tensions. dow back above 25,000. nasdaq with three straight record highs in a row. speaking of trade, the u.s. trade deficit fell to a seven-month low. imports fell. exports hit a record high lifted by increase in oil and soybeans. >>> tesla stock up 10% after elon musk said model 3 production is back on track. shares are still d

with the purchase of any drink and ten wings. firehousee medium sub, for the purchase of a full-size sub and a drink. take him to tcby for a free yogurt. finally we'd like to recognize our dad's at "early today." happy fathers day to them all. grand dads, father figures, all of you. thanks for watching, have a great weekend and don't forget go out and do something special for them. the weekend. so let )s get today started right. >>> it is friday. so close to that weekend finally. let's get it started right. taking a live look outside overlooking downtown san jose, a cool start to our friday morning. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura kbar sgarcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> much cooler for the inland areas and looking forward to a lot of sunshine away from the coast. the coast will be cloudy today. as we look at our south bay temperatures today, gilroy will be up to 75 degrees. 77 in mill meet 77 in antioch. upper 60s for san mateo. palo alto

. >> basically, the same a dixon here i have the same role at our california firehouse we have twv stations are theyrom your house? >> they're from both stations. >> okay. brought some of our uutakes we here. >> hello. >> whole bunch of other members here to comeut and supportthis . >> we want to talk about something very important it's your smoke alarm project it's interesting how this works. what you guys do. tell us about wt. >> sohat we do in our area for smoke alarm project is couple years ago we actuallyent around to all. our neighborhoods and walked around checked every single house in most of our ighborhoods to seef they had working smoke detecto around and we would install them for free for tm. we have quest on our website that any lives in our immediate respons area can go on, submit a request we'll have one of our members and smoke detectors they do t ten year lithium battery ones or the d wirric ones or h >> that's great. >> that is great. i told tony on my most of the time when we're coming down here 75 miles by the way -- [ laughter >> we usually come down here f weather row l

messaging is on point, bringing in the fire department who are increasing their activity in schools they have a program where they are trying to make sure every firehouse has a -- and make sure that the firement is talking to kids about safety and about street safety and bringing the san francisco transit writer's group. we really wanted to make sure that as mode shift is a key goal of the obeg funding that is funding this program we are working on biking and transit use as we expand to 103 schools means we will expand into the middle school and high school program. with that, i think i will close. i want to thank every hear, i think 13 cit 13 different city departments and -- have worked on this. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. i do want to acknowledge the work of vice chair tang and her staff as well as my staff sonny and g urninulo and thank you fol the school districts to come together to revamp safe routes to school. why don't we go to commissioner tang. >> supervisor tang: thank you. i echo my staff for all involved in the series of meetings to hash out how we should re format this program. i have read through the report and think you have liste

the man accused of ambushing and killing a fire captain facing a judge today. thomas kim charged with murdering capt. david rosa a candlelight vigil was held overnight outside his firehouselifornia. kim set a fire on the second floor of his retirement home to lure first responders and opened fire when they arrived. a second firefighter was also hit that is expected to be okay. >> firefighters across the state and across the country are putting themselves in harm's way and service to the community was capt. rosa answered the call to service and pay the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: capt. rosa leaves behind a wife and two children. the supreme court will not hear an appeal from a netflix documentary series making a murderer. brendan is serving a life sentence after convicted of helping his uncle murder a photographer in 2007 when he was 16 years old. lawyers say he has intellectual disabilities and was coerced into a concession. >> who shot her in the head? why didn't you tell us that? >> i didn't think of it. >> reporter: he is 28 years old. 's lawyers say they will continue to fight for his freedom. occupy ice, the protest movement against us immigration policy is spr

on thursday, as part of wish of ali time, players joined sal as he returned to his old firehouse. and the day of hope week, fresh aharcuts. the yankees jned the ymca for hair cuts. >> it really was time well spent. nese folks, w the players walk in, they just light up. and the players genuinely enjoy it. 's a mutual experience. >> they're winning on the field. went to the game ye rerday. that'slly winning. they're winning in the game of life by having hope week.he >> tenth year. >> they'll keep doing it, for sure. >> thank you, sheinelle. >>> we'll be back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we have a big fourth hour coming up. you know who is co-hosting with me? jenna bush hager will be here. she always adds a little spark. >> she's cry. >> the wheels came off. >> jenna started doinghe rodeo dance. it was crazy. >> the rodeo dance? i know that dance. >> announcer: this is a news 4 newsbreak. > 8:56 is your time nown this monday june 18th, 2018. good morning to you, i'm eun yang. right now we want to check on yo morning commute with melissa mollet and first4traffic. how is it

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