to go back to the history of knox.er boyfriend were convicted of slaying her roommate, a british exchange student. the claim is a death occurred in a sex game that took a deadly turn. their convictions were overturned in 2013. finally in 2015, italy's highest court acquitted the pair saying among other things, the investigation had flaws including a lack of biological traces. so following the acquittal, knox has written a book, done speaking engagements. in 2017, she told "people" magazine the only way for her to come full circumstance toll recover from her ordeal is to literally come full circle. shep? >> shepard: thanks, mike. up next, the nba hall of famer dennis rodman accused of helping pull off quite the heist. it's on videotape coming up. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfo

last august, the knox county sheriff's office adder three -- arrested three individuals. what law enforcement tells me about methamphetamine is that it's causing a new spate of crimes, somewhat closer to the cocaine crimes committed in the 1990's. heroin is a drug that does not create the same stimulant effect. it's not a psychosim lant so the -- stimulant, so the crimes are primarily to pay for the crimes. when the meth crimes are often crimes of violence because it is a stimulant like cocaine. so these law enforcement tell me they are very concerned. their jails are being crowded now with meth users who are there for serious crimes. their big issue that they are look being at is how do you get people through successful recovery? here's the other bad news. we don't know much about how to help people with recovery are methamphetamine. with opioids there are medicated assisted treatment and in general recovery practices that work for opioids can work for meth, taking people through a therapy process, but there is not the drugs to be able to help you through it as there is

. >> reporter: so the knox county sheriff's department pays him a visit. >> he didn't say a whole lotust kind of in a daze a little bit and sad over his girlfriend losing his life. >> reporter: riley takes to social media to publically mourn his lost love. "rest easy now, sweetheart. i love you forever and always." >> what stood out to me from these tweets immediately was the repetitive nature of him saying, "i love you. i love you. i love you." if you just saw that, if you you would think that this was an ex-boyfriend who just lost his first love. >> reporter: emma's friends are devastated. >> i was confused. all i knew is she was dead and there was nothing i could do. >> it didn't register in my mind. no one would expect our emma to be>> rter: a town in mourning, honoring emma with a candlelight vigil. >> students will be gathering at central high school tonight to remember the life of a classmate who recently died. >> reporter: her fellow cheerleaders releasing balloons in her memory during the next football game. >> big round of applause for emma walker, ladies and gentlemen. >> r

>>> amanda knox, that's a name you may not have heard in a while.f murder and imprisoned and acquitted by in 2015. when she left italy, knox had said she would never go back, but she's now agreed to speak at a criminal justice conference in italy next month. knox and her then-boyfriend were initially convicted in 2007 of killing her british roommate. their convictions were then vacated after years of back and forth by italy's highest court. we'll see how the italians feel about her coming back. >>> tonight, hollywood is remembering actress peggy lipton. ♪ ♪ lipton who was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2004 was best known for playing an undercover officer in the series "mod squad." that role earned her four golden globe nominations and one win. she later starred in the television series "twin peaks." she's survived by two daughters from her marriage to music producer and legend quincy jones. she was 72 years old. >>> in honor of mother's day, prince harry and meghan, his wife, the duchess of sussex, released a new photo of their baby archie. we catc

has most of its gold in fort knox. thomas: large gold bars. that is the way it looks in goldfinger.homas: it spoke to me and i said please take me back to the rembrandt. david: what is it that makes a leader? --mas: the longer i realize the longer i live, the more i realize character is defining. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me. just leave it this way? all right. ♪ i don't consider myself a journalist and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of the -- running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ where are you from originally? thomas: i was born in new york. shery: your father was a businessperson? thomas: i lived in new york until i was eight, then moved to florida. david:thomas: i was born in new. shery: you wanted to reduce your taxes, you moved to florida. thomas: very precocious. i knew at eight capital gains taxes were best paid in florida. david: you went to high school at the rose, one of the

knox tweeted that italy innocence project didn't yet exist when she was wrongly cept t iatio sak do the italian people. new york stock exchange was studied in italy when she and her boyfriend were found guilty of murderering her roommate in 2007. they spent four years in prison before the convictions were overturned. >>> still ahead, pitching drugs. tv ads for prescription medicine may soon be required to provide a price for the product. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms. if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vacc

has most of its gold in fort knox. thomas: large gold bars.hat is the way it looked in "goldfinger." david: what made you interested in rembrandt? thomas: it spoke to me and i said please take me back to the rembrandt. david: what does it that makes a leader? thomas: the longer i live, the more i realize that character is really destiny. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me. just leave it this way? all right. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: where are you from originally? thomas: i was born in new york. david: your father was a businessperson? thomas: my father was a businessman. i lived in new york until i was eight, then moved to florida. david: you wanted to reduce your taxes, you moved to florida. is that why you moved? thomas: i was very precocious. i kn

amanda knox has announced she will return to italy.onvicted for the murder of her roommate and spent four years in an italian prison. that conviction was overturned in 2015. knox says she is honored to accept an invitation from the italy innocence project to attend a criminal justice festival next month in northern italy. >>> dallas cowboys ezekiel elliott is being praised for his generosity. he has offered to pay for the memorial service of 14-year-old star football player jay lon mckenzie. he was killed by a stray bullet on saturday at a party near elliott's hometown of st. louis. jerry jones confirmed the news to reporters, telling them he's not surprised by elliott's gesture, adding that, quote, zeke has always had a wonderful heart. >>> one of the rarest baseballs ever is going up for auction. this ball dates back to 1939. it includes 11 signatures from hall of famers. we're talking babe ruth, honus wagner, and walter johnson just to name a few. similar baseball fetched $623,000 at auction last year. looks just like the one from t

us sportswear company knox says it will change the way it treats its famous athletes who are returning from pregnancy mike received criticism after it was revealed that some of its athletes if a male athletes that it's been said were facing financial penalties if they became pregnant now the company says it away for 4 months based targets for 12 months to any of its pregnant athletes. now reported jonathan cranes been following this story for us jonathan tell us mall very embarrassing for night green damage control mode of memory back or i think various high high profile u.s. run has spoken out against the treatments in interviews with the new york times that leaked memo from knight via vice president said she was humbled by this event they've also released a statement saying we recognize knight can do more there is an important opportunity for the sports industry collectively so overalls to better support female athletes the kind of thing. we're not the only ones here guys but of course we have to say that athletes track and field athletes get pretty much all of their income from comm

married samuel polk who knox. -- jane knox. samuel polk. a lot was written about him. then his grandfather, william polk. not a lot known about him. he will be the main focus of what i have to say and where he came from. what we know about him is that he married a lady by the name of martin -- martha taylor. they lived in maryland and i moved to pennsylvania and moved to north carolina in the early 1750's. they had five sons. they have three daughters. -- had three daughters. no one knows where they lived in north carolina. no one knows where he is buried. he is not a well-known figure. course -- the president was the fourth -- generation of in north carolina. by that time, they have lost track of their early history and where they had come from. what they know about it was expressed in the words of colonel william polk of raleigh. late in his life, when he is in his 70's, 1830, he wrote a short biographical sketch in which he talked about himself. he has this short statement of the origin of the family. he says that william polk, talking about himself, a third is an a

pinned a tweet showing a selectively edited video from the same press conference that aired on the knox business network. this showed the speaker stumbling over some words. the tweet is no longer at the top of the president's twitter feed. "the washington post" is reporting that right wing groups are slowing down videos of her to make it appear she is slurring her words. >>> back here at home police are stepping up security at the bottlerock at napa valley. jackie ward tells us about some of the new features. >> reporter: bottlerock welcomes more than 100,000 people. security is this their top priority. they've been working 24/7. wet weather made this challenging to get everything in place. >> we were ahead of the game and then 5 inches of rain comps and that set off delays in terms of being able to actually put turf down and everything else that goes upon it. >> reporter: that includes the new deck and a lower tower in the middle both to help people see the musicians. >> we have a policy of shutting up and listening and we make the changes. >> reporter: it's been called a music festiva

supreme court justice sonja sotomayor is a native of bronx knox. she gave the commencement address this year at manhattan college, a small roman catholic liberal arts college in the bronx. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming and congratulating the latest jasper among us jasper sonja sotomayor. [cheers and applause] justice soto mayor hello, i'm thrilled to be a new jasper. president o'donnell, i thank you and the board of trustees of this college of bestowing on me my honorary degree. i take great pride of joining the great class of 2019. [cheers and applause] justice soto mayor: it is an honor for me to share this occasion with all of you. it is elastically lovely for me to be here because it lets me return to my home borough, the bronx. [cheers and applause] >> a place that makes my heart smile whenever i come back to it. you can send a girl to washington, d.c., but you can't take the bronx out of her. [cheers and applause] >> just notice how i have been saying the bronx, the right way. president o'donnell,

new overnight, why american amanda knox is heading back to italy. >>> floodwaters causing major damage in houston. several schools remain closed. it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. newspapers ar >>> a look at some of the headlines around the world. a historic vote headed for defeat in the mile high city. "usa today" reads denver says no to magic mushrooms. it is unlikely to pass following yesterday's vote. >>> and a criminal trial is under way in new york. "the new york post" reports that a one time nxivm slave case. >>> according to the guardian, hopes of a brexit before the eu election are fading. if britain take place in the eu elections it would come at a cost of $150 million. people who live in and around houston, texas are bracing for another day of heavy rain. >> in some cases inches of rain fell in less than an hour's time. a massive sinkhole formed in kingwood, north of houston. students at a near

along the edge of his town, b & s railway wants to reactivate the line that now runs through miller knox shoreline park, old end of the line has not been used in years and considered a de facto part of the trail. >> yeah, people walk on it like all day pretty much every day. >> we reached out to b & s railway to find out what their intentions are. we haven't heard from them, but the city of richmond going on record in opposition to the plan. >> the park district says they bought the right-of-way several years ago and the only reservation the railroad took was to serve any new industries that happened to be at the end of it. well, there is nothing at the end of it. it's all parkland now except land owned by the city of richmond. so some of this way play out in court. >> reporter: okay. so what happens next? thel take this up tomorrow as they preside over the park in this respect. the city, city council will take this up tomorrow night and officially go on the record against it. so what does the railway's next move look like? i asked the mayor what he thinks and he is not exactly clear of

in august of 1942 she was sworn in by the secretary of the navy frank knox.ly overnight two major training centers were established for women. one for officers at smith college in north hampton, massachusetts, the other for inletestued waves at hunter college in new york city. this training facility was nicknamed the s.s. hunter. by the end of the first year, 27,000 women were in navy uniform, and more were coming every day. ♪ >> the first birthday for america's waves, and the very healthy 1-year-old. across the nation the women sailors celebrate the anniversary. then the candle goes out and the waves' second year begins. one year old and already 30,000 officers and enlisted women. in philadelphia they had a 10 foot battleship cake to celebrate with. ensign moore, whose birthday is the same day, eats the first pete. the lieutenant commander speaks to the women of america. >> we hope that many thousands more will join the navy. to volunteer their services as this second year goes by, encouraged by their parents, their husbands, their fiancees, their friends to

someone will start rolling transfer the miller knox regional shoreline park in richmond. jackie what is live in richmond with more on today's vote. >> we are right in the middle of the park on brickyard cove road. the rail line is actually tucked away inside the park, the grassy area and it has been dormant for years. if you are familiar with this area, we talk about the area that is, it goes out to ferry point and it is just beyond the tunnel. people walk right on it because they know there is no chance of a train coming down it since it has been inactive for years. if the bnsf rail company gets its way some of that could change. it wants to reactivate the rail line. and there are actually two separate votes happening today before that could potentially happen. the first one will be happening at the county level, secondly happening here in richmond at the city level. richmond mayor says he is very much against reactivating the line. >> the regional park district says they bought the right-of- way several years ago, and the only reservation the railroad took was to serve

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the burning holocaust memorial much of divorced family was murdered by the knox's when he decided to stay in berlin one opinion was particularly important to him that of his grandfather hines watts he fled from hamburg to shanghai with his mother in 1941 and later emigrated to israel went all wanted to settle in berlin to talk to his grandfather. that's because when my grandfather was happy about my decision. or and he said. i'm glad that you are going to germany. you are the 1st of my descendants to return to my home country and speak my mother tongue my name with us by welcome that we so do it. because. a synagogue in berlin spoke to strict comes here when he wants to feel closer to his native his round. even though he likes to live in by a limb sometimes he misses his family. my heart is always a little torn. but still i'm not going back to israel. at least not permanently even if i miss people you know i know for sure that as soon as i'm in israel mr lin a great deal for me. and he really has no reason to leave he feels at home in the german capital. i love berlin or lin is also

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in august 1942, she was sworn in by the secretary of the navy, frank knox. ♪ tworactically overnight,nters were established for the women, one for officers at smith college in northampton, massachusetts, the other was at hunter college, new york city. this facility was nicknamed the ss hunter. by the end of the first year, 27,000 women were in navy uniforms, and more were coming every day. ♪ >> the first birthday for america's waves and a very healthy one-year-old. all across the nation, the women sailor celebrates the anniversary end when the candle goes out, the second year begins. one-year-old and already 30,000 officers and enlisted. and in philadelphia, they had a 10 foot, 500 pound battleship cake to celebrate with. and helping to cut it was francis rick's daughter. she eats the first piece. the commandant, commando mcafee, speaks to the women. >> we help many thousands more will join the navy. to volunteer their services as this second year goes by, encouraged by their parents, their husbands, their fiances, their friends, to do their part, to help the navy help the nation to w

she also described knox harris says one of the 2 defendants in the trial as personable kind of decent man adding that she never felt unsafe inside of the warehouse. >>everybody's going to smile just like she did say that he's a kind honest hard working person. he was in charge of anything that way. >>well max harris and eric all men are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, both of them are accused of failing to provide adequate safety equipment exit and signage testimony continues today. well let me say families looking for answers after their son was injured by a hit and run driver, 13 year-old alex up or so d you had to get stitches on his lips. he also had several chipped teeth and other cuts and bruises, his parents say that a silver minivan struck alex and just took off friday when he was leaving harvest park middle school. the saudis say that the woman driving the van actually picked up a student from he school just moments before this hit run have. >>i think that's what really gets me. the most is that she didn't even you know stop i think we're lucky that he did

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. >> new, amanda knox is returning to italy for the first time since being convicted and later acquittedf her british roommate. she will attend the innocence project. she and her boyfriend were initially convicted in the dates of her roommate. the story made international headlines. both were acquitted after a series of high court decisions. >>> new details on what appears to be a big legal victory for the trump administration in it's battle over immigration. a federal appeals court has reversed a lower court ruling. forcing asylum seekers to wait in mexico for their court hearings. many come from central america. the white house finalizes plans for a new merit-based immigration which could roll out in a matter of days. for 6:30, the money a praoufd in oakland while you were sleeping overnight. >>> cooking spray explosions. a lawsuit alleges that popular products many families keep in their pantry could be dangerous. at 6:45, what the victim claims and how the company is responding this morning. >> but first brand-new information about a deadly shooting in colorado. at a school. just ove

harold: abraham lincoln loathed james knox polk.e thought he was an adventurer, a warmonger, who lied about the causes of the mexican-american war and took too much power upon himself in a noncrisis moment. i'd imagine he rates below the fold? brian: i will get there. amity: there is something about that statement that gets at the presidency. does the president run everything or does he preside? some might remember the saturday night live parody of president carter being called up by a lady at the post office. president carter, my machine in the post office doesn't work, and president carter says, i was just working to my cabinet this morning about the problems of your machine. if you push this button and reset, the machine will work great, mrs. jones in the post office in kansas or somewhere. and that, how much does the president run everything is always the question. what i like about coolidge, i will say, he delegated ferociously. he really didn't like the tax policy that andrew mellon planned, because he thought it might raise t

he is the author of the book, "trump knox."efend yourself but let me just say what i was struck by watching your character get impugned is that nobody even mentioned your views on relevant issues at all. it was you are a bad person because you told a joke that must have not been a joke, you must be a baguette. i was fascinated to see that cnn where he worked up until 20 minutes ago was leading the charge against you. >> let me just say, i am bummed out because i hate quitting. i'm not a quitter so i'm sad about that and people in airports, at restaurants and they come up to me and they were so great to me about to let these guys get you. what surprised me and look, i'm not playing the victim here because the truth is, i have a 0 speeches and articles and i have said things that are impolitic. >> tucker: did you make a mistake of telling a joke? >> i'm not saying that everything i have said, some are stupid and i wish there was a statute of limitations on stupidity because some of these things were 25 years old. >> tucker: who c

has most of its gold in fort knox. thomas: large gold bars.ay it looked in "goldfinger." david: what made you interested in rembrandt? thomas: it spoke to me and i said please take me back to the rembrandt. david: what does it that makes a leader? thomas: the longer i live, the more i realize that character is really destiny. >> would you fix your tie,

of signs visors will discuss whether to oppose plans to reactivate a rail line through the miller knoxichmond. it goes from bnsf rail yard to the point district onto the shoreline. they do not support reactivation of the rail line. the signs visors will meet on this issue at 9:30 tomorrow morning. >>> you drivers who use the road that is a shortcut, you may see delays. the county is making safety upgrades on marsh creek road. the work includes replacing traffic signs and adding a center line rumble strip. new lights are going to bow added at the intersection. that work will take place between 8:30 in the morning to 4:30 in the afternoon when traffic isn't that heavy there. >>> camilla harris is calling for fair wages for teachers. she held a rally in los angeles yesterday. if elected she will increase teachers' pay with a federal mandate to close the teacher pay gap. >> our teachers make almost a little over $10,000 a year less than similarly edge cateed college professionals and that is just not right. >>> senator harris said this weak she will announce a new plan to address the pay g

stage to take their photos are joined by their father or mother and as they go around i was at fort knox and having lunch with them and i said how many of you come from a military family? 100% raise their hands. young people -- maybe a previous generation did. answer uncles serving in the korean war or world war ii or vietnam, that is the challenge we face. there is mythology about service as well. the biggest thing is to go back into america's 22 largest cities and go to the kids where they are, in atlanta, la, seattle, talking to governors and mayors and school boards to get access to the schools and talk about all the opportunities we have in the military, good paying jobs, job skills, duty and loyalty and service and showing up to work on time. and you can get a bonus of $40,000. you can spend an entire career and come in for 3 years, either way. we have to reach out to kids where they are and there's a lot of opportunity in military service. on a personal note, i say this to young people. the friends you meet in the military and the time you serve will be the best memories of your l

are not talking about the my favorite moment the president of the correspondents association olivier knoxng story from the dais. february 2017 the president of the united states called us enemies of the people. if you days i was driving my thin 11-year-old son to practice on site is donald trump going to put you in prison? >> raymond: laura, we should put this in context. woodrow wilson tried to censor the press. you have john adams who made it illegal to write judicious things about the president. >> laura: that is all. >> raymond: you when i have been censored and tried to defund us and our jobs threatened but i've been threatened with excommunication okay? this is part of the job of being a journalist, you call things out and people will attack you. >> laura: obama was trashing fox, talk radio, cable news dismissing them in the most -- at least trump tweets about it. obama would not sit down and talk to most people who didn't agree with him. >> raymond: journalist shouldn't be saying -- they should be sayin,g, i'm still standing. >> laura: most of these people aren't journals but comme

. >>> amanda knox has announced plans to return to italy for the first time since her murder conviction was overturned. according to cnn the american former exchange student is scheduled to speak at a criminal justice conference in northern italy. the murder of her housemate, british student meredith kircher. >>> mcdonald's brings its foreign favorites. the four new menu items. >> long lines for a special pop-up. what all these people were waiting for. >>> a live look outside along the embarcadero. >>> do you know the sneaky new way to get the very best price on airline tickets? i'm michael finney and this is a 7 on your side quick tip. you've probably been told since you were a little kid roundtrip fromhe aiat aonol true. it turns cle hacker fares can offer you an 11% to 18% discount. a hacker fare is when you book a one-way trip with onelian a one from another airline. many online travel agencies are actually posting the hacker fares now. well, you can check out their deal, but you can look for your own, too. if you with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema,n got an awful skin condi

amanda knox has announced plans to return to italy next month. to cnn the american former exchange student is scheduled to speak at a criminal conference in northern italy. 2015 of her housemate. >>> traffic congestion has risen 62% in recent years and guess why. a new study says that uber and lyft are partially to blame. looking at traffic delays between 2010 and 2016. they say ride hailing accounts for two-thirds in the rise. they worked with researchers from the university of kentucky on the study. >>> some people would rather spend time in jail than deal with the stress of moving. >> apparently more than one in ten people surveyed said they find moving more stressful than a week in jail. the survey found moving day is just part of the battle. people spent on average three hours procrastinating, two hours arguing with their partner or roommate, and two hours crying either happy or sad tears. what? i mean, moving sucks, okay? moving is the worst. i think we can all agree on that. >> but jail? jail is a lot, mike. >> i like to know where they fo

a lot of this doesn't warrant a knox news alert. suspicions and allegations that have been out for quite some time. the detail and the degree to which they were snooping around is interesting. what do you think? >> it is, neil. this is a story that from my perspective gets more and more interesting the more we learn. the fact that the fbi apparently sent an undercover investigator to meet with papadopoulos abroad to try to elicit some sort of admission that the trump campaign was conspiring with russian is extraordinary, this is a technique that they would use in terrorism investigations, narco trafficking. for this to be used in a presidential campaign is unprecede unprecedented. >> neil: so they would have to get commands from higher ups. that's not something that an agent does on his own. >> i can't imagine this is something approved at a low level in the bureau. goodness. sending someone undercover to see if the presidential campaign is in cahoots with the russian government? if that doesn't call for something to run up the flag

currently at the equal what knox it reaches the rear windows until almost 5:30 p.m. with the proposed four-storey project bocana would lose an hour and 20 minutes of sunlight on the day when the rest of us enjoy sunlight until after 7:00 p.m. sunlight to this dwelling will end at 4:05 p.m. however, if it were reduced to a throw-storey project, lots of sunlight would be reduced to half. instead of loosing an hour and 20 minutes, they would lose 40 minutes. and to them that's significant. the impact of the proposed four-storey mass on the mid block open space is also dramatic. this perspective is taken from our solar model and it shows the sense of outdoor space in the mid block. you have it in your handouts. this is taken from the first one at 260 bocana. this is the massing. the proposed project sits less than 18 feet from the rear windows of 260 bocana and looms over 40 feet high. this perspective shows how reducing the project to three-storeys would reduce impact of massing on neighborhood dwellings. we do think the project will still allow development of throw dwe

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as for interstate 215 that's been closed between cactus and harley knox in both directions for more thaneople are hoping it will reopen soon. >> as soon as we get the thumbs up that the situation is safe, we will get the roads back open. hopefully in time for friday afternoon traffic, but if it has to be a little longer, just encourage people to find alternate routes of travel. >> reporter: rob mcmillan, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. we are getting a break from the rain today, but it is not going to be beach weather for long. >> no. spencer is tracking the storms all weekend. stay with us. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to

my name's randy knox. i wasn't born here, but i've been here about 37 years. and i've seen the changes that san francisco has gone through especially in the last 15 years. i served with frank fung on the board of appeals, after i was appointed by supervisor matt gonzales, and i've seen that frank has an understanding on the board of appeals between development, restoration, and he knows how to balance and reconcile those interests. if we want to preserve a middle class in this city, and it is dwindling every day, we need to be able to understand the tensions that exist between people who want to make money through real estate, people who want to live here, raise families here. i moved here because san francisco had a lot to offer, and it was liveable then, and it was expensive, but it wasn't like it is now. frank understands it, and his decisions reflect that. his opinions are thoughtful and measured. and even when you don't agree with him in the outcome, you respect his process and his judgment. and he will bring the sort of knowledge and experience that the

he -- kfo -- knox creek near his home. he didn't hesitate. he jumped into his john deere tractor and headed north on monastery road, a route he had taken thousands of times before. as james approached the scene of the stranded motorist, he was c cronlted by raging water over -- confronted b ranging water over the bridge that he needed to cross. emergency responders already on the site tried to guide james and the tractor over the bridge when itt suddenly collapsed. the tractor plunged into the water with james inside. james perished in the accident, after a desperate search by neighbors and family and friends, wilkie's body was recovered down stream nine hours later on a creek bed near his own farm. he was generous with his time and giving, said a friend. ththe kind of persothat people don't think exist anymore. he would help anyone. a friend of mr. wilkie posted this tribute on social media. he said, james was not only a great all-around guy, he was a great family man and he was amazingly strong in his faith. a true hero who wore a t-shirt,

supervisors will discuss whether to impose plans by the railway to reactivate a rail line through the miller knox regional shoreline park in richmond. the rail line goes from richmond rail yard through the richmond business district out to the shoreline. the state regional park district does not support reactivation of the rail line. the supervisors will meet at 9:30 tomorrow morning. >>> the stanford blood center is asking the public for blood donations. anyone with 0 positive blood. officials say supplies are critically low and the blood center says it needs donations to meet the demand from hospitals. donors are encouraged to walk in to one of the blood centers in campbell, menlo park, and mountain view. >> a big surprise for the graduating class in atlanta. the commencement speaker who is a billionaire with ties to the pay area says he will pay off their student loans valued at some $40 million. reporter, will nunley has the details and tells us how the class of 2019 reacted. >> put yourself in the shoes of a morehouse student. working for years to get to this moment. now imagine the feeling

they would have to back ten trucks up from fort knox to account for all of the things that i feel likellion is a generous offer. i mean it is -- it is something to actually look forward to and to be able to know that my bills can be paid for the rest of my life and i don't have to worry about that. but my life is worth way more than that to me. billions. if i could put it in monetary terms. >> i was looking at your website for your paintings which are richard phillips gallery.com. you are a gifted artist. >> i don't think i'm gifted. >> i don't think i'm gifted. >> you are gifted and you just need to take the compliment. and you've been painting since 1990 and we put the pieces of art up and it is hopeful and haunting. so if you were to paint yourself now, what would that self portrait look like? >> that is a very interesting question. i've never thought of it in those terms. however, i probably would have to paint myself as -- i don't know. that is so very good -- you caught me off guard with that question. >> i try. i try. >> um -- i don't know. that is a question that i -- >> a lot

jackie ward is live in miller knox regional shoreline park in richmond with more on this controversy. >> we are on brickyard cove road right now and the rail line is tucked away into the park. it has been dormant for years. there's a lot of concern regarding the location and possible reactivating it. it is the track that is beyond the tunnel that goes out the very point. people walk on it because they know that there is no chance of a train coming down since it has been dormant for years. if the bnsf railroad company gets its way, that could change . th happening today before that could potentially happen. the first will happen at the county level, the second at richmond at the city level and richmond mayor says he is very much against reactivating the line. >> the east bound regional park district says they bought the right-of-way several years ago, and the only reservation the new industries that happen to be at the end of it. well, there's nothing at the end of it. it is all parkland now except land owned by the city of richmond. >> so some of this may play out in court. >> there's

me this day to share their reporting and their insights julie pace with the associated pace, olivia knox with sirius km, karoun demergian and let's start with the white house chief of counsel saying no way, you don't get don mcgahn. not surprising. they said no to every subpoena. in this case what does it tell us -- is it an evolving white house strategy or are they just locked in on no? >> they see no matter what the investigation is or what the request is, whether it's not the president's taxes or about having white house officials appear before committees, about turning over documents, they believe that their best strategy is to just say no, and that is both for substantive and political reasons. you know, from the substantive standpoint there's information that they don't want expanded on that, they don't want to be pushed further into the public spear but from a political standpoint one of the strategies for this white house is to push these investigations deeper into the election, and it might sound a little counterintuitive and what trump believes is they had success in casting th