they sent the information on to the capitol police and the capitol police found out that this man had a -- some real serious concerns and it was hard to track him down because he was trying to use aliases but they found him and he is in custody -- in federal custody and hopefully he gets a serious sentence. you can't allow this kind of threats and violence against people based on political views. >> laura: did he have postings on social media about you? did he have a -- was it a purely political axe to grind? mentally deranged or a combination of both? >> clearly he had some strong disagreements with my political views and others. he threatened others as well. he's going to have to account to that. and the justice department has him now but my thanks and true appreciation goes out to our law enforcement and united states capitol police acting quickly and working with new york authorities to make sure he got into custody. >> laura: what you see with antifa across the country, taking over the portland i.c.e. office, black hoods, the beatdowns of conservatives and intimidation of conserv

the capitol police have used tear gas to control the demonstrate has they're angry at the poor state of roads and the deaths of two people well the home minister said enforces a showing patience does not mean they will keep crossing the limit and will sit idle and watch tough action if the limit is crossed. student protesters have blocked streets and boggle desh for the past week they're demanding government action to improve road safety traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year two young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week. i'm going on we have been protesting on the roads for a few days with some of our demands with demanding justice for those students of the college killed by a bus and we want safe roads. over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds demonstrators were further incensed by a government minister who questioned why there was uproar about two deaths in bangladesh and a lack of anger about thirty three dead in a bus crash in india the previous day i'm actually going to st

i first want to thank, once again, our united states capitol police.to act when my office received this threat. capitol police did research, found out that this man has had some real serious concerns. it was hard to track him down because he was trying to use aliases. but ultimately they found him. he's in federal custody. and hopefully he gets a serious sentence because you can't allow this kind of threats and violence against peoples based on their political voous. >> views. >> did he have postings on social media about you? was it a purely political ax to grind? is he mentally deranged or a combination of both? >> clearly he had strong disagreements with my political views and others. there were others that he threatened as well. he's going to have to account for that. the justice department has him now. the police acted quickly and worked with the new york authority to make sure that he got into custody. >> does what you see with antifa across the country, taking over this portland i.c.e. office, black hoods, the beatdowns and intimidations of cons

rosa parks, billy graham, and two he was capitol police officers who were killed while defending the capital in 1998 have received that special honor. >>> calfire crews are maintaining their fire lines around the ranch fire which is the bigger part of the mendocino complex fire. the ranch fire has grown to 628 mi.2 for most of that growth is because of back burning that is keeping the fire from spreading. fire crews expect to have a fully contained by saturday. in lake county fire crews are keeping a close watch on a new fire burning about 5 miles west of highway 16. that started at about 5:00 yesterday evening in a remote and rugged area. you can see it is called clearlake oaks. no buildings are threatened at this time. no injuries are reported and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> northbound interstate 880 in fremont is open again after two separate crashes shut it down last night. chp says it -- at least eight cars were involved in the crashes. investigators are still looking for the cause of those collisions and to see if there's any link between them. no one was

joe biden, former vice president: "we shall not see his like again." ( drew )capitol police are expectingweek here in washington was dedicated to honoring the life john mccain. ( darya ) thanks drew. ( james ) coming up at 7 o'clock ... karma for a burglar in the southern california.where he was found before he was carted away on a stretcher. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) our warm-up continues with highs today in the 60's for the coast with 70's and 80's elsewhere across the bay. plenty of sunshine can be expected yet again with warm weather to take us through the weekend followed by especially warm conditions into next week. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. <"i have a lead on a great enemy of our people. adolf eichmann.""the architect of the final solution?">( james ) now showing... "operation finale." the movie tells the real-life story of israeli agents tracking down nazi leader adolf eichmann... 15 years after the holocaust. the drama stars oscar isaac and ben kingsley. "operation finale" is rated "p-g-13." ( darya ) coming up in the

police have no idea who's distributing the flyers. if you find one or have other information, call the department. >>> a group of white supremacists were met at the capitol yesterday. police escorted about 30 people to the unite the right rally. this weekend marked a year since the death of a counterprotester. >> i'm okay with sharing this country with people from around the world. but if you bring in too many people at once, it's not the same country anymore. >> i'm a white person and i don't want to be associated with the neonazis. >>> yesterday omarosa called the president a conand con and a racist. she produced this recording of being fired: released book "unhinged".. which documents a search for a recording of mr. trump using the n-word during outtakes of the reality t-v show, 'the apprentice.' after her book went to print - she says she found the recording. the white house says the book is quote -- "riddled with lies." time is 4: caught on camera: bay area officers rush to save dozens of animals from a shelter... threatened by a wildfire. redible light show >>> time now 4:47. caught on camera, officers rushing to save dozens of animals from a shelt

capitol police who are a fixture of the capitol hill community.tes to be inside the rotunda, the camera that'll capture all the events are going to continue to be here, we were only given a couple of minutes to be inside and take you into a place where you can see it in a personal way, it is solemn way. it is solemn, to be sure, and it is respectful as people want to say their last good-byes and acknowledge the life and service of john mccain. >> let's bring in presidential historian mark up de grove. he is the president and ceo of the lbj foundation. republican strategist tim miller, the iowa director for john mccain's 2008 presidential campaign. mark, one of the things most striking to me all week and this morning especially, i saw rod rosenstein there and i saw jeff sessions. i saw nancy pelosi standing right there with speaker ryan. there has been such a visible display of bipartisanship in a city that is no longer known for that sort of thing. what's been most striking to you, mark, over the past few days and over this morning as we have all

capitol police. we understand about 9:00 this morning, they found a vehicle in the 300 block of new jersey avenue with with what looked like a weapoinside. so with the owner's consent, they went into the vehicle and didap find a and ammunition b and the owner has been placed under arrest. as soon as we have more, we'll have anything available through our app. >> that's where you can find the ♪ three, two, one. five, four, ♪ >> there is aar going on. it's a war of words between kim kardashian and tyson beckford. kit isscff. t evans and comedian brian here. it has been a week for kim kardashian. >> yeah. >> we talked about this week getting slammed for some say glorifying arexia and her sister says kim you're skinny. she's getting backlash from the lbgt and black communities as beckford.a clap back to tyson here's how it started. if you haven't been following along, s

she says the capitol police radio report is that there were shocked at the washington hilton. do you know anything about it. i said no and they ran back towards the residence. she ran backes this way. we went back to the hospital in spite of the fact they didn't want her to. no one knew what was going on. >> i think she even said we are going to the hospital and they said a few weeks we will drive you over. forget i will walk. at that point you didn't even know he'd been shot. >> no, he just found out and told her. it was the same. a lot of it was chaotic. i was trying to figure out how i could be useful. she went to the chapel. i went back downstairs and started talking to the nurses. i need a list of anyone that is part of the party i need to know what hospital. she gave me a list and i walked about 10 feet before i found out that it wasn't true but that was the most affordabl portable thrs of my life. but there was a false news report that he had died. it was a reporthere was a reporo that can't on an airplane after driving from greeley colorado to go to an airplane and hea

mccain's body will lie in state tonight in the capitol rotunda with a ceremonial unit of the capitol policets. they're walking through there, waiting in long lines just to get an opportunity to say goodbye to a great, great american. once again, stay with cnn as we bring you more of the official tributes to senator mccain. i'll be back tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m. eastern for our special coverage of the funeral service of john mccain at the washington national cathedral. that would include eulogies from former presidents george w. bush and barack obama. erin burnett "outpru d"outfront right now. >>> outfront a key witness admitting he helped funnel an operation. tonight he's now cooperating with robert mueller. >>> a top official said he had trump, quote, over a barrel. >>> calls to impeach. will democrats listen? let's go "outfront." >> i'm jim sciutto in

capitol police officers found an unoccupied vehicle with a gun inside. they were doing parking enforcement when they spotted the gun in a sedan parked on new jersey avenue northwest. they searched it, found ammunition and other items in the car. police arrted a 23-year-old man from georgia. they say there is connection to terrorism. >>> we're learning more abouter inec bizarreity breach inside the u.s. capitol. three young brothers from new york managed to get past the first set of security posts and get steps away from the u.s. senate floor. scottoi macfarlane us with the story you'll see only here on news 4. >> thein three brotheruded teenager from long island and they managed to enter a space where they did not belong inside one of america's most secure rildings. a policeort that the capital police officers saw it in theio lock corridor where senators frequently walk and meet. when the officers stopped him en, they said the men claimed to be staffers of u.s. senate democratic leader charles schumer yf newk. police say they checked and the men had no s

rosa parks, billy graham, and two and 2us capitol police officers who were while defending the capital in 1998 have received that special honor. calfire crews are maintaining their fire lines around the ranch fire, whic the ranch fire has grown to 628 mi.2 most of that is now because of back learning that crews are doing to keep the fire from spreading. markers expect to have it fully contained by saturday. >>> up in lake county fire crews are keeping a close eye on a new fire burning about 5 miles west of highway 16. you can see where it started at about 5:00 yesterday evening in a remote and rugged area in clearlake oaks. no buildings are threatened at this time. no injuries are reported and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> westbound interstate 880 in fremont is open again after two separate crashes last night shut it down. chp says at least eight cars were involved in these crashes just south of maui avenue. investigators are still looking for the cause of the crashes to see if there is any link between them. no one was seou . the freeway reopened just before

the phone is ringing which is very unusual and it is a reporter from the washington star said capitol police are reporting their wives shot at the washington hilton do you know anything about it? i said no and dropped the phone and ran all the back to the residence she was running display we went to the hospital the secret service did not want her to because nobody knew what was going on and they like safety to know what is going on before they walk into the situation i think the agent that we will just wait and she said forget it i will walk. he needs me. that is exactly what she said we did not even know until we got there. . . . . i went back downstairs and started talking to the nurses. i said i need a list of where anyone who was injured -- who wart part of the party, i need to know where they are, what hospital. and she gave me a list, and i said, well, wait, where is james brady? she said, he died. and i walked about ten feet before i found out that it wasn't true, but that was the most horrible three minutes of my life. and he was actually in surgery. at that same hospital as we were

capitol police say robert combs had a gun and ammunition in his car. a witness taking p thisto at the scene on new jersey avenue. that's just blocks from the capitol building. officers on routine patrol noticed the man's weapon and did search theehicle with combs' concept and he's from monroe, georgia, now charged with having an unregistered firea and for transporting it across state lines. u.s. capol police say there is no link to terrorism in this. ca >>> and alcohol may have contributed to a deadly n hit-and-rash on the beltway last night. maryland state police say it happened nearooheow wilson bridge. two men were pulled over on the shoulder. they were having car trouble. investigators say another driver in the northbound lane hit them both and hit their. c one of the men, christian guerrero, was killed. police cautht up wit hit-and-run driver and have not identifi charges have not been filed. >>> police say that this is the weapon that a man had when an off-duty prince george's county police officer shotle and k him yesterday. that officer had hear

a capitol police officer tried to return it. congressman, thinking it was just a dime, told the officer, "keep it." it's believed that officer's family may still have that super-rare penny. but the mint is now on record saying it would like it back, just like it wanted randy's. i guess you could say the mint's really pinching pennies these days. i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> he was the man who had everything... >> this has about 750 to 800 horsepower. >> ...but never enough of these. >> he told me he was bringing in about one tank a week. >> i imagine a small country could win a war with these. >> yeah, i hear that a lot. >> my dad started a tradition of getting an old, beat-up car, and then he would crush it with a tank in the field out here. >> his death puts his heirs on a mission. >> is this what your dad would want? >> you push up on that. >> start. [ engine turns over ] >> just like that, she comes to life. >> and talk about sticker-shock and awe.

capitol expressway. all lanes are shut for police avcrdiscento get more information. northbound 680 at capitol expressway all lanes closed. >>> several cars crushed by a toppled tree in the east bay around 12:30 this morning on hardy circle and pleasant hill. witnesses say the nearly 100- foot-tall city protected heritage oak damaged 7 vehicles. no injuries are reported. we have anne makovec heading to the scene and will have an update later. >>> a san jose teacher is arrested in class. he had a loaded gun at school, police say. he is accused of a road rage incident in february. tactical police arrested him. christin ayers reports. >> you hear about it happening. you don't think it will happen in your school. >>> reporter: the parent we spoke to didn't want to show her face on camera but said charles so was her eighth greater arts teacher at chaboya middle school until he was arrested on campus. police say they found a loaded gun in a satchel he had in the classroom. >> he is going to have a difficult time trying to explain why he had a loaded firearm in a classroom. >

capitol police said 17 people were arrested for obstructing after a demonstrate in the hart office buildingeliev grassley believes that they will hold the hearing. >>> if you at any time know the rate that the commander in chief makes false claims, according to "the washington post" the president has made 4,229 false or misleading claims in his days in office, averaging 7.6 a day. that's up from the 4.9 trump average touring his first 100 days as president. in the first six months of his second year in office, trump nearly matched the total from his entire first year and the rate continues to increase, by the way. in june and july of this year alone, the president averaged 16 false or misleading claims day, both ranking first and second for most in a single month during his presidency. on july 5th he hit a new record, everybody. what a record to hit, by the way. >> 79 false or misleading claims. single day? >> yeah. i was hoping to deliver that, but -- >> i was excited to deliver it. >> yeah, there you go. >> a fact you can't believe. >> 79. >> sounds like bill karins' weather forecast, a l

capitol police have just taken over from the honor guard to stand watch over senator john mccain's casket. not a dry eye in the house it looks like. michael steele if a moment that transcends party. >> and we give you thanks, almighty god, for the appearance among us of great men and women hong serve as inspirations for all americans to be their best in service to god, country, and neighbor. this day, we honor a true american hero, senator john mccain. he dedicated his entire life to public service as a vocation, first in the military, and then in elected office. he placed himself directly in harm's way during the vietnam war in his great sacrifice of personal freedom is well-known. as a senator, he served with honesty and integrity working both with those with whom he agreed and many with whom he did not. his willingness to speak the truth as he understood it, even when it was not politically expedient to do so, proved to be a rare phenomenon. for that reason, it was all the more precious. as we continue this celebration of honor, grant that all who attend to these proceedings might tran

according to capitol police, 74 people arrested and charged. counts around crowding or obstructing because you can't interfere with the gathering places there. when disability rights activist aidy barkin was wheeled into a police holding area he was cheered by.protesters. the battle is still in the early stages, democratic senators saying they not meet with kavanaugh. they want more facts from his time serving as bush's staff secretary in the white house. meanwhile, republican chuck grassley who leads the judiciary committee says he has mot said when these confirmation hearings will actually start. but he does admit they are not likely till september which, of course is getting close to the midterms themselves. if today's any indication what's to come, it could be a lot more bumps on that road. it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. man: (on tablet) preparing classic campfire trout. say what? trout. trout. alright. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make summer go right with ford, america's best-s

all lanes are south down at capitol expressway as police look for evidence in a early- morning freewayg. about 3 a.m. san jose police got reports of a shooting victim who was parked at a convenience store. the man told police he was shot while driving northbound 680. chp responded they closed down the freeway at capitol expressway and issued a "sig alert" around 4:30 this morning. now, as we were driving

if we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately -- get out of here you low life scum.people call me the maveri maverick? >> yeah. >> well, i thought i might try a strategy called the reverse maverick. that's where i do whatever anybody tells me. i don't ask questions, i just go with the flow. if that doesn't work, i go to the double maverick. that's where i go total lly besk or freak everybody out. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. every baby can have the freedom to move their way in pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom for our driest best fitting diaper. pampers i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. lik

capitol today after police spotted a gun inside a parked car. owner showed up and allowed officers to search it. they recovered the gun and ammunition and took the man into custody. police say they have found no link to terrorism. outside houston today, a swat team rescued eight children from a daycare center. they were trapped when a gunman running from the police barricaded himself inside. all the kids are safe. the gunman eventually gave himself up and was taken into custody. pope francis today declared the death penalty unacceptable in any case, calling executions an attack on human dignity. that is a change from previous catholic teaching which accepted capital punishment if it was the only practical way to defend lives. up next, her letter to a cartoonist led to a serious change on the funny pages. and e. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart at

. >> [inaudible] >> if we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately.et out of here, you lowlife scum. in: that was senator mccain 2015. voice a heard your little time before that, talking about holding kissinger accountable for the people of laos and cambodia. close the question is, why would john mccain bring in henry kissinger as an expert to tell us how we should move forward with u.s. foreign-policy? for the time in the late 90's, john mccain threw his lot in with the project for the new american century and the neocons. john mccain has been looking towards people who see militarism and u.s. intervention and u.s. right to overthrow ever governments as his ticket. i would say for his personal ambitions. and i think really calling us lowlife scum instead of looking at the record of henry kissinger or, let's just look at the record of john mccain himself, and say these are not the people that we should be lionizing. >> what is interesting about that exchange, amy, is not just the whole defense of kissinger and a militarized foreign policy, but the lan

all lanes are south down at capitol expressway as police look for evidence in a early- morning freeway shooting. about 3 a.m. san jose police got reports of a shooting victim who was parked at a convenience store. the man told police he was shote ivnorthbound 680. chp responded they closed down the freeway at capitol expressway and issued a "sig alert" around 4:30 this morning. now, as we were driving down ac saw chp officers out on the freeway in the lanes of traffic on northbound 680 about a half mile north of alum rock where they were looking for shell casings or any evidence related to that shooting. so again, all traffic being diverted off the freeway at capitol expressway. those cars are being directed around on the surface streets on jackson and then they are being let back on at berryessa. as you can imagine, a huge traffic backup, major mess for these morning commuters. we have been told that the victim has been taken to the hospital. we don't have any information on his condition. chp says they are not going to be able to re-open these traffic lanes until they have completed

capitol today after police spotted a gun inside a parked car. the car's owner showed up and r.hey recovered the gun and ammunition and took the man into custody. police say they have found no link to terrorism. >>> outhouston a s.w.a.t. team rescued eight children from a daycare center. they were trapped when a gunman running from the police barricaded himself inside. all the kids are safe. the gunman eventually gave himself up and was taken into custody. >>> pope francis today declared the death penalty unacceptable in any case, calling executions an attack on human dignity. that is a change from previous catholic teaching, which accepted capital punishment if it was the only practical way to defend lives. >>> up next, her letter to a cartoonist led to a serious change on the funny pages. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and compl

look the military, law enforcement, capitol police unfortunately, it's obviously a sad occasion but theyng extremely well. i've had family buried at arlington national cemetery and despite how sad or grief- stricken the occasion may be you still spend some time amazed at the precision of the individuals that are assisting and doing this sort of thing, so yeah, it's obviously thoughts and prayers going out to the mccain family and it's a sad day senators and congressmen come and go with some reg you lauer it. you rarely get somebody with this background, this history, so it deserves to be noted. stuart: well yes, indeed. the man was a national hero. he was in prison in north vietnam for five and a half years, tortured on a regular basis, comes out of it, comes back to america, runs for congress, becomes a senator, what an extraordinary career for a great man and by the way he is only the 30th person to lie in state in the rotunda building and our long nation's history, nation's long history i should say, only the 30th person. >> it's surprising you hear that number and you think of all of

the lights and electricity and air-conditioning in the room, a piece of the salary for the capitol hill police officer at the door, all as part of medicare's administrative cost? dr. book: i was trying to do an apples to apples comparison between medicare and private. senator warren: i'm just looking at what you said. dr. book: the items you mentioned are pennies. what is more important -- senator warren: look. i am trying to use the best data possible. there only pennies because i got a few things. i am all for trying to use the best data possible. when trying to figure out what something costs. but this approach does not have any credibility at all. this is a game to inflate the numbers. i want to look at some of the numbers that are not in dispute. mr. eyles, you are here working today for the insurance company. the five largest for-profit insurers reported roughly $20 billion in profit last year. can you tell me, how does that compare to the profit the federal government makes on medicare and medicaid? mr. eyles: it is important to look at the context of profit. senator warren: how does it

out a large forest fire three villages in the south with sorry south west of the capitol building been evacuated local police warned it will take some time to a sting the fires as unexploded munitions have been buried in the forest since world war two. us federal emergency officials are warning residents of formal of hawaii to be prepared for the worst rain from hurrican lane is drenching the u.s. states heavy rain already caused flooding and landslides on hawaii's main island the big island as they call it heavy gusts of wind fueling a large wildfire on the island of maui as well and residents of oahu island to the sea to the capital of been warned they may lose water and electricity. they're called disasters because stuff is broken after the after the fact that citizens need to realize that we're looking at major hurricane it impacts if things are going to break and we need to set the expectations that the power could go off for quite some time on any of the structures going to be heavily impacted the hurricane will pass dangerously close to the hawaiian island chain through the day today into tonight and

police flanking them on both sides trying to keep order. tonight reaction is coming in from capitol hill with senator tim scott issuing a call for unity. >> it's obvious that we continue to exercise our freedom of speech, guaranteed by the constitution. it certainly should also be an opportunity for us to thank the good lord that we have signs of progress in this nation and that we have much progress still to be made. i hope that the rest of the nation takes the time to find a way to break bread with someone who is not like themselves, to say to those folks who believe that there's one superior race, that they are dead wrong. jon: we have fox team coverage now. griff jenkins is following the counterprotests, but we want to begin with peter doocy, who is

the private ceremony will be held this morning at the capitol rotunda. >>> number four, police investigating another grab and run robbery at an apple store. walnut creek police say four suspects entered the store at 5:40 saturday and began ripping iphones and laptops from security testers. >>> number five, we are waking up to less cloud cover and cooler temperatures this morning. even with the extra sunshine this afternoon, temperatures about one to ten degrees cooler than average. >>> number six, we're looking great for the morning commute so far today. i did tell you about a crash in emeryville just a few minutes ago around powell street. i couldn't find it on our camera because it clear already. that was not blocking for very long. >>> number seven a lot of people excited, you can get paid to eat avocados. researchers at ucla and three other schools are recruiting 1,000 people to figure out if avocados can help you lose weight. if you want to go we have more information. there's fine print to look at on our website, abc7news.com. >> the fine print includes you have to be a certain size to

police use of force. yesterday, at the state capitol building, a simulator was set up by california chiefs of police so lawmakers be confronted in life-and-death situations. ab931 would put strict new limits on when officers can use deadly force. now this would change the legal standard from "reasonable" to "necessary" use. >> ab931 would take a very dynamic rapidly unfolding situation and evaluate that, that incident from the benefit of 20/20 hindsight. officers don't have that luxury in that instantaneous decision. >> this is something police officers are trained on and they can do. it's just a question of whether or not california law enforcement are willing to do it. >> supporters say the bill would force officers to seek non-deadly alternatives to use of force if ab931 receives enough votes. it will move to the full senate if it gets enough votes. >>> time now 6:52. disgraced bay area politician, he will not face criminal charges despite more than a dozen accusations of sexual harassment. >> and the man arrested after a crash that killed a chp officer and another driver is due in court today. coming up, why

a private ceremony will be held this morning at the capitol rotunda. >>> number four, walnut creek policeur thieves. they rushed int the broadway plaza apple store on saturday and grabbed $30,000 worth of merchandise. >>> number five, check out the early sunshine and cooler temperatures this morning. upper 40s in the north bay. we still have a little bit of fog. upper 50s to the rest of us. we'll end up in the 60s and 70s, cooler than average this afternoon. >>> number six, things are looking better in walnut creek, 680 before treat boulevard. a crash on the right shoulder but those speeds starting to pick up about a 10 to 15 minute delay. >>> number 7, the conservatory of flowers announced the name of the new corps flower called amore. now they're waiting for it to bloom and when it opens we will smell the worst for the first 48 hours. i like the name, amore. >> it means love. >> yeah. >> yeah. love that smell. >> love stinks. >> i like it. >> that's a good one. what is stinks in spanish. i looked it up. m >>> good morning, america. summer scorcher. 59 million facing dangerous and deadly

a live look inside the arizona state capitol where the body of john mccain is lying in state. earlier today a policeort accompanied mccain's body to the capitol as scores of military veterans, law enforcement, fire and first responders lined the sides of capitol plaza for the procession is. william la jeunesse is in phoenix with more. >> reporter: it's about 106 degrees here, and it has been all day. here is the amazing thing, the line that you see here, it snakes another quarter mile around the corner herement it's been that way uninterrupted for about four hours all for the chance to spend 20 or 30 seconds next to the casket of john mccain, just enough to say good-bye. many don't know john mccain planned these services. he personally reached out to the pal bearers, the ushers and the people who speak tomorrow on what would have been his 82nd birthday. today was, as you said, more solemn than celebration. cindy and her two sons met the casket along with governor doug ducey and his wife. a motorcade tomorrow to knot phoenix baptist church. -- north phoenix baptist church. the country, he said, will

trigger before they vote on a bill to change the standard for police use of force from reasonable to necessary. yesterday, at the state capitol building, a simulator was set up by california chiefs of police so that lawmakers can see what it's like to be confronted in life and death scenarios. bill ab931 would put strict new limits on when officers could use deadly force and would change the legal standard by which california officers are judged. >> ab931 would take a very dynamic rapidly unfolding situation and evaluate that incident from the benefit of the 20/20 hindsight which is clearly -- officers don't have that luxury in that instan stain just decision. >> it would force them to see nondeadly alternatives. the bill will be discussed at the state capital this morning. >>> on the fire watch now, an intest deadly "firenado" in read -- an intense deadly "firenado" in redding last month as the carr fire burned. the firefighter who died on july 26th was killed by the "firenado." the "chronicle" obtained a report that says the "firenado" was the size of three football fields with winds up to 165 miles an hour. it swept down o

capitol was overshadowed by counterprotesters. tony dokoupil has our report. >> reporter: police escorted a group of white supremacists through a much larger group of counterprotesters. they gathered in lafayette square just across the street from the white house. >> we're here for first amendment. >> reporter: activist jason kessler organized the event in virginia one year ago that led to the death of protester heather heyer. >> i'm okay with sharing this country with people from around the world, but if you bring in too many people at once, it's not the same country anymore. >> reporter: counterprotesters gathered early in d.c. many say they came out to make a statement that there's no room for bigotry in this country. >> i'm here because i'm a white person. i don't want to be associated with the neo-nazis, white supremacists, and that hate. >> heather hire's mom was there to urge others. >> i don't want other mothers to be in my spot. i don't want other mothers to go through this. >> reporter: sunday's unite the white rally ended sooner than anticipated. kessler and 30 of his supporters left washington in van, escorted once again

. >>> an effort to give prosecutors greater power to charge police who use deadly force has ended at the state capitol. lawmakers cite too many discrepancies and opposition and still require more stringent policy and training protocols as well as more disciplinary action for officers who do not follow procedures. >> seattle and san francisco have had this policy in place without the prosecution of officers attached to it and they hav seen positive results. >> the measure was drafted in response to the officer shooting death of stephon clark. current california code allows an officer to use deadly force when reasonable and would have changed that to permit only preventing the imminent death or bodily force on an officer. >>> a surcharge on your power bills, the bill would allow utilities in the state to sell bonds and pass on the cost to customers. it could help cover debt when utilities equipment starts wildfires. supporters say it's written so it won't become excessive but others say it's a bailout for those like pg&e expected to pay billions of dollars for the wildfires that tore through our region

he had a relationship with the people that drove the subway between the capitol and that building. the policeg. the people that worked in the . he always had a word to say to them. this was a place that really grew, as i said, to love john mccain. even as he waged some pretty epic battles in that batting and ruffled a lot of feathers and irritated a lot of his colleagues. look at them there. above all, above all, it was respect that they had for john mccain. >> we see john kelly right now, one of the members of the administration, chief of staff. lindsey graham one of the quote unquote three amigos. kellyanne conway from the administration. rod rosenstein as well. an unexpected out for some of the administration, clearly showing their respects. the governor of arizona. inside the rotunda, coky, it's standing room only. it doesn't look like you can fit anyone else in there. they leave the center of the rotunda completely open. >> on that pedestal that was build for abraham lincoln and until recently kept underneath the dome in a kind of creepy place in the united states capitol, now we have na

there were no women police officers on capitol hill. there were all sorts of areas that were off-limits to women, we were not supposed to go there. we didn't even have a restroom. it was like what, are we all going to have bladder infections? there was one woman in the senate from senator smith from maine, and when she retired, the senator made a tv room out of a restroom, like there would not be any more women coming. there was an awful lot of that. women pages, we did not have any young girls for pages. it was a male plantation. i'll never forget walking out one time, there is a porch right off of the speakers lobby , and i thought i'll go out and sit on the porch. then i say oh my word, it was like i had violated every law of the book. there were guys out there sunbathing, they were taking their trousers off. of course the gym was a place where many things happened and women, they finally decided to put a gem in this building here in rayburn for women, and had 20 hairdryers in a ping-pong table. it was like is that your definition of

there were no women doorkeepers, no women police officers on capitol hill. there were all sorts of areas that were off-limits to women, we were not supposed to go there. have a restroom. it was like -- what, do we all have bladder infections? i remember there was one woman in the senate, senator smith from maine. quickhe returned, senator made a run to the restroom, like it wouldn't be any more women coming. like we had that one, she's gone, yet a. that.was an awful lot of women pages, we didn't have any young girls for pages. -- it was a male plantation. i will never forget, walking out one time, there is a porch right lobby. speaker's i thought -- well i will go out and sit on the porch, it's a nice day. , it was like i had violated every law in the book. there were guys out there sunbathing. i was like -- sorry, it never occurred to me. [laughter] so yeah. of course, the gym was a place where many things happened and decided to finally put a gym in this building here in rayburn for women. it had 20 hairdryers and a ping-pong table. and a masseuse or somet

police investigation. bob redell is following that. approaching capitoly, it's jammed because folks are forced off the freeway at capitol, funneling to that one exit, and then they have to hit city streets. we'll take you out to the maps and show you what it's like as well. if you travel north from the area, san jose heading up to tesla, a good landmark in fremont, folks are taking the side streets. it will take 45 minutes and maybe more as you slow drive through the area. it ripples over from 680 and now hits 101. the waze system, you can find another alternate. a lot of people are hitting the street, a surface street. if you stick to the freeways and jog over, it's ten minutes faster than what you thought might be a good option. not a great option right now. >> we're also, of course, show you the other maps we're showing in the traffic. capitol expressway to berryessa, you're fine heading through san jose. milpitas and in towards fremont. 101 is jammed up. folks taking capitol expressway as an alternate, and now 87 from capitol to curtner shows a jam. 8

found that victim yesterday aftnoon on boones hill road in capitol heights.it his ide has not been repor released. >>> yesterday afternoon police responded to a call about gunshots onar meadow avenue in upper marlboro. deade found two adults inside a home. investigators have not released their names yet. f> new calls the football coach at the university of maryland to be fired. late satday coach dj duin after alleging abuse in the program. that program under review in may when jordan mcnair collaps during practice. a preliminar taptopsy report shows he died of a heat stroke. his family says coach durkin should be fired. other members a on administrative leave, as well. >>> prosecutors in the paul m a manafort trial plan to rest their case. a trial weresume inco federal t in alexandria. >>> former white house aide omarosa kicked off her book tour on "meet the press" yesterday. >> she released a secret recording she made in the highly secure situation room in the white house the day she was fire s chief offf john kelly said he wanted to make her departure friendly a without any difficulty in the future. she said she was complicit

capitol hill, than you. >>> an arrest during the unite the d.c. police declared the operation a success saying there were no injuries or deaths. there was one injury in d.c. a charlottesville and assaults to three police officers marking the demonstration at the white nationalist rally. authorities say there were eight arrests including one person arrested twice. >>> an historic agreement with el saldor is official. returning home to monitor sunday's rally. both the mayors hope it will further develop cultural ties between both cities. part of the agreement forms a partnershipetween ita college and the school in columbia heights. >> more problems at our area's centet v.a. medical some veterans desperate for medical care find their biggest battle is getting to the front door. showing the unique and growing parking problems there. >> reporter: many of the 100,000 veterans who use the washington, d.c. v.a. medical center have physical. challenges n some struggle to walk and some to stand. some veterans are making long grueling walks just to get to the front

capitol. for david and all of us here, have a great evening. good night. police6:00, grab and go. >>> a road rage incident leads to the arrest of a teacher inside his san jose school and surprise officers did not expect to find. >> unlike the ranks of parents who stood outside my child's school -- >> it's a club no parent wants to join. live outside san francisco's balboa high school sorting out today's confusion from the gun scare on campus. >>> details that could lead to the discovery of a missing canadian mother and daughter last heard from along the san mateo coast. >> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> we now know what happened to the student accused of bringing a gun to school. after that gun went off inside a balboa high school classroom. good evening. >> right away, let's begin with abc7 news reporter from san francisco with the latest on the 14-year-old suspect in today's accidental shooting at balboa high. katie. >> reporter: police sources tell us the 14-year-old freshman ran from campus but his mother later brought him to the bellevue station

police are searching for this woman... and little boy. we tell you where they were last spotted... in the next hour. sigalert in san sigalert in san jose nb 680 at capitolnaes now closed for police action. use jackson to berryessa berryessa use jackson to berryessa much like yesterday skies today will be clear from morning through afternoon for ( robin )plus a tree falls on plus a tree ( robin ) ( robin )coming up at 5 on the kron 4 morning news... we are following breaking news out of the south bay where police are investigating a shooting on interstate 6-80. we have the latest details in a live report. it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends labor day. ( james ) we are following breaking news out of the south bay a shooting on interstate 680.( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live on 680 with the latest.with the latest. lydia. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets

. >>> a security scare on capitol hill blocked streets for a time this morning. capital police discovered a vehicle with a weapon and ammunition parked along new jersey avenue. robert combs of georgia was arrested and chargedar with fi violations. police say there's no evidence linking this incident to terrorism. >>> a prince george's county icon is no more. al's country kitchen among the homes and businesses destroyed by fire ernight. the restaurant's located nextcoo the urthouse which made it a go-to spot for years. news had4 owes justin finch reports. >> reporter: the damage is bad, enough to stop people inks thei trnd enough for others to come see for themselves. >> this is the scene and it's weird that this is not be here anymore. >> reporter: above a gaping hole from this-mile-an-hour street building best known for al's countryki hen. >> just devastating. good people. they have been here for years. >> reporter: and then this. about 1:30 a.m. fire ripped from the rooftop of al's and some 10e ighters were called in. the prince george's county fire chief told us the fiery co

listening to their e interesting it was quite a day on capitol hill if thanks for taking us through all of life from new york and . ok to africa where police in zimbabwe reportedly say about three people have been killed after the army opened fire on opposition protesters in the capital tanks moved in now as tensions rose over the delayed results of the first elections since longtime leader robert mugabe was always that. i. far only partial results. but the ruling zanu p.f. party is on course for a parliamentary majority i made claims of vote rigging voter intimidation e.u. observers have criticized the lane declaring the final results on will give a further assessment later of the presidential election result isn't yet declared either but on rest is for your successor emerson. staying power the opposition m.d.c. alliance has already declared its candidate nelson chamisa as the winner. and millions were drawn to polling stations the turnout was high around seventy five percent on two first time candidates are in a close race for the presidency after the gabby was posed in a military coup in the autumn his former right hand man took over an

capitol. >>> now to a history solved. policebells in the middle of the night. she appeared to be barefoot. police say they found her and the woman is safe, but her boyfriend was found dead inside a nearby home. apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police say they are not going to publicly identify her. they believe she's a victim of domestic violence. >>> detroit will start with no access to water fountains because of contamination surgeon concerns. they're shutting down drinking fountains after tests found 16 schools with higher than acceptable copper or led in their tap water. >>> also this morning, could the rules an how universities handle sexual assault and harassment cases be about to change and give rights to the accused? kate snow is following that for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. proposed rules by education secretary betsy devos obtained by "the new york times" could strengthen protections for students accused of sexual misconduct and reduce the potential liability of schools. it