demps. with the news that we saw today, with progressive activists being outraged at the senate capitulation to the republicans -- >> the house capitulation. >> and the border security, i just don't think today is the day to come out and say, we can work with republicans. this is possible and have that resonate with a democratic base. >> i agree. it goes deeper in that biden has a different theory of the case than what is growing within the democratic rank tz. his theory of the case is very simple. trump is the problem, i'm the solution. that's it. for i think the growing part of this party, a broken corrupt system is the problem and major reforms are the solution. and so when he comes out there and says, hey, listen, trump is aberration and we can all get together, i think it's going to land badly. who is going to benefit if pete buttiegieg. i'm going to tell you the fact that we can all say his name is a miracle. this guy was nowhere three months ago and now we all had to like take speech

if you have the demps caught up in a situation where they seem to be, while saying he's not a racist, he's not a racist, they keep on bringing up these big moments with their front runner for racist situations, whether it was state's rights, bussing or whatever it is, how do you beat somebody if you are that hurt going into it? >>> all right, let's get one more take on this. jim, are you still with us? >> reporter: i am indeed, chris. listen, i'm just digesting again -- if i could pipe in here. this, i believe, is the first time the president has stood next to the russian president in a public forum where they're making comments since that helsinki moment which by all accounts republican and democrat was an embarrassing moment for the president to take putin's side against u.s. intelligence agencies, u.s. lawmakers, et cetera, about russian interference in the election. the first opportunity to correct that, to make a tough stand, to choose country over politics, perhaps, and the president makes light of russian interference in the election, and that is a remarkable moment. it's a mom

i think demps piling on biden on an issue like this is just -- it's cannibalism.d trump if this is the kind of purity test they are going to apply to demps. i don't think biden -- does anybody really believe joe biden was happy to pal around with segregationists? his record in the senate doesn't reflect that. his time serving with barack obama doesn't reflect that. so is this really the issue they want to try to kneecap him on when he has the biggest appeal right now to beat donald trump? i just don't think it's an issue that is going to move the voters that democrats need to defeat trump. could biden have handled it better? could he have used a better example? probably. i can work with people that are segregationists. older voters understand that, especially older black voters and they're the ones who go out and vote in primaries. >> bakari, the fact that biden won't apologize for these comments, we heard dr. west saying he should, i guess he's apologized or had to kind of walk back a bunch of things. i don't know if that's part of his calculus for not doing that

she is now starting to take the lead among liberal demps according to monmouth university and that'se she's dominating right now. >> how much of it is about monmouth versus suffolk poll? any better numbers for bernie? >> the suffolk poll that doesn't have a trend line, baeshds was at the same 15%, elizabeth warren was 10%. you might find bernie sanders ahead of warren, warren ahead of sanders. there is no aggregated polls. warren has risen from mid single digits in march to now double digits in june. bernie sanders went from double digits to 10. >> he hasn't seen a real challenge yet. we'll see what happens because everybody is starting to get loved up by the media one by one. beto, then kamala, then buttigieg, now warren. we'll see what that impact is. if you are bernie sanders and you're looking over your shol der at warren, why, what are you paying attention to? >> i think there are a few things i would point out that i'd be paying attention to. and this i think is a rather interesting thing that's going on. elizabeth warren has focused her campaign on issues. the policy plans, i

a member of harvey milk's demp crattic club says they want want to take part in the festivities. they also want people to honor their lgbtq history. because the theme this year is generations of resistance. >> we want people to enjoy pride and celebrate. but then also remember what got us here. all of the year uprising and protesting and fighting? said pride means just knowing who you are, owning who you are, not being ashamed. just being you. >> now, the 49thable annual pride parade kicks off on sunday at 10:30. it starts at the embarcadero. and ends at the civic center. and you can watch the encore presentation of our ktvu special, a history of pride. we are airing that again this sunday at 6:30. right after ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >>> our time is 4:45. in other news, pg&e is talking about wildfire safety and spreading awareness. pg&e hosted an open house last night in napa, talking about what is being done after the catastrophic wildfires of the past few years. pg&e had to file for bankruptcy after many of the fires were connected to the utility's equipment. its new strategy

costs but i think there are more bend the benefits than disadvantages and at the end it's it's up to demp to decide whether to go on or not i mean. when with when we see all these and when you see that the growth is slowing down and actually in the 1st quarter of this year. vehicle sales fell by 11 percent in china and 4 percent in the u.s. and europe you need to find other solutions to keep profits and the best way is by doing these kinds of operations so how habits changing and i mean why why are people putting off buying cars. well many things are involved i mean as cities get more crowded and public transportation is improving many people are just getting rid of their cars or are just not using them because a car is becoming more a problem than a solution in cities like romnick new york and so people are not buying cars anymore this is especially the trend among young people and and also we must consider that communication and working abbots are changing so people are working from home so they don't need to move to move around as much so has the industry been too slow to respond to th

costs but i think there are more bend the benefits than disadvantages and at the end it's it's up to demp to decide whether to go on or not i mean. when with when we see all these and when you see that the growth is slowing down and of actually in the 1st quarter of this year. vehicle sales fell by 11 percent in china and 4 percent in the u.s. and europe you need to find other solutions to keep profits and the best way is by doing these kinds of operations so how habits changing and i mean why why are people putting off buying cars. well many things are involved i mean as cities get more crowded and public transportation is improving many people are just getting rid of their cars or are just not using them because a car is becoming more a problem than a solution in cities like rome like new york and so people are not buying cars anymore this is especially the trend among young people and and also we must consider that communication and working abbots are changing so people are working from home so they don't need to move to move around as much so has the industry been too slow to respond

but i think there are more bend in the benefits than disadvantages and at the end it's it's up to demp to decide whether to go on or not i mean. when with when we see all these and when you see that the growth is slowing down and of actually in the 1st quarter of this year . vehicle sales fell by 11 percent in china and 4 percent in the u.s. and europe you need to find other solutions to keep profits and the best way is by doing these kinds of operations so how habits changing and i mean why why are people putting off buying cars. well many things are involved i mean as cities get more crowded and public transportation is improving many people are just getting rid of their cars or are just not using them because a car is becoming more a problem than a solution in cities like rome like new york and so people are not buying cars anymore this is especially the trend among young people and and also we must consider that communication and working abbots are changing so people are working from home so they don't need to move to move around as much so has the industry been too slow to respond

costs but i think there are more than the benefits that disadvantages and at the end it's it's up to demp to decide whether to go on or not i mean. when with when we see all these and when you see that the growth is slowing down and actually in the 1st quarter of this year. vehicle sales fell by 11 percent in china and 4 percent in the u.s. and europe you need to find other solutions to keep profits and the best way is by doing these kinds of operations so how habits changing and i mean why why are people putting off buying cars. well many things are involved i mean as cities get more crowded and public transportation is improving many people are just getting rid of their cars or are just not using them because a car is becoming more a problem than a solution in cities like romnick new york and so people are not buying cars anymore this is especially the trend among young people and and also we must consider that communication and working abbots are changing so people are working from home so they don't need too much to move around as much so has the industry been too slow to respond to t

>> good two nights the demps, i thought good enough.here who can take on trump which is what they want to hear over and over again. i think for a lot of the shiny objects, now they're going to get into serious debates about issues that affect american families. reports will come out july 15th. i think a lot of candidates are going to be in trouble when the reports come out because they won't have money. the cnn debate is up or down for many of them. >> i want to thank everybody here. debate coverage continues. as we said presidents trump and putin are meeting in osaka japan. we want to turn it over to chris cuomo for cuomo primetime. >> thank you. when the russian president meets with the president, we will take it. however, the main event, boy, it was en fuego. second slate of demps, what an entirely different universe of debate. they talked a lot about the president right now and it was not favorable. and they got personal, and it was a tough night for joe biden. was he ready for what he got? is this him at his best? and who was the b

mueller's testimony will come as demps continue to weigh whether to move forward with impeachment proceedingsinst presidnt trump. >> a group of pg&e creditors have a plan to pull the utility out of bankruptcy and give it a new name. the proposal was filed in u.s. bankruptcy court. it includes the investment of $30 billion to get it out of bankruptcy protection and help pay wildfire claims without raising customer rates. pg&e has the exclusive right to file its own reorganization plan by september, but those creditors want to get that right terminated and they plan to ask a judge about it next month. part of the plan also includes a name change from pacific gas & electric to golden state power light and gas company. by the way, the utility was named pacific gas & electric 114 years ago. >> a live look now at s.f.o. which is working on a new terminal named after late san francisco supervisor and gay rights activist harvey milk. >> the $2 billion project is almost finish now. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee got a look at the new facility. >> reporter: old photographs of the country's first openly

while formula e's demps to connect with the new bodies have exactly hit home, the sheer number of potentialnd trying —— with a new fans. back in berlin, the ep is also home to the first green tech festival, founded by nico rosberg. one thing that remains is my passion for innovation and innovative technologies. that is the same in formula one. i'm finding this now in the sustainable technologies. i'm so passionate about the innovation, the pioneering thatis about the innovation, the pioneering that is happening there. on show here are some greener ways to travel. like this fully electric ship that can travel up to 100 nautical miles on a single charge. but some things are just, well, conceptual, to say the least. this airbus drone is supposed to lift ca rs airbus drone is supposed to lift cars out of traffic and drop drivers to their destination. they will have a range of 30 miles. but it may take more than these to solve some of the pollution problems. fossilfuel cars, bikes, and buses are turning some of india's teaming cities into snarled up and smoking mega giants. according to greenpea

he said to give congressional demps time to find a solution. >> the house passed the senate's versiona border funding bill today only after house speaker nancy pelosi changed course. the emergency legislation is required to ease overcrowding and often harsh conditions at u.s. holding facilities for migrants seeking asylum. the bill passed after pelosi reversed her previous call to reconcile the house and senate bills before the july 4th recess. ahead of the vote she told her colleagues passing the bill was necessary to get migrants help, but this isn't over. >> as the senate bill passes, when it does, if it does, it will not be the end of this debate. it will be the battle cry. it will be the battle cry. as how we go forward to protect children in a way that truly honors their dignity and worth. >> the bill now heads to president trump who is expected to sign it. >> all right. as we continue, we've opened up the archives here at abc7 news going back more than 40 years. >> its unofficial mayor is harvey milk, part owner of a camera store, unsuccessful candidate for supervisor and assem

the united states leaving the agreement first, a decision made by president trump and criticized by dempsand now. >> the united states pulled out of the agreement which would have limited them. it's hard for us to say now when we pull out of the agreement. >> reporter: president trump's national security council blames the situation on the, quote, horrible nuclear deal that left iran's nuclear capabilities intact. tension between the u.s. and iran was already escalating. the united states claiming iranian forces were responsible for attacking a pair of fuel tankers in the gulf of oman. this video captured the iranian revolutionary guard patrol removing a mine from the hull of one of those tankers. >> it's clear what's going on here. saudi arabia is in agreement. others aren't sold. germany and japan saying they need more proof as iran's foreign minister denies any involvement. the pentagon is reportedly considering sending as many as 6000 troops to the gulf in spongs. the secretary of state mike pompeo is only saying all options will be considered. trevor ault, abc news, washington. >> th

and with poll after poll of demps saying beating president trump is a kia tribute for their party's nomineeght now, at least, is polling best against him, joe biden. tonight's lineup features the self-help author, two well regarded colorado politicians, small town mayor pete buttiegieg with a big-time buzz, sitting congressman with aat

costs but i think there are more bend the benefits than disadvantages and at the end it's it's up to demp to decide whether to go on or not i mean. when with when we see all these and when you see that the growth is slowing down and actually in the 1st quarter of this year. vehicle sales fell by 11 percent in china and 4 percent in the u.s. and europe you need to find other solutions to keep profits and the best way is by doing these kinds of operations so how habits changing and i mean why why are people putting off buying cars. well many things are involved i mean as cities get more crowded and public transportation is improving many people are just getting rid of their cars or are just not using them because a car is becoming more a problem than a solution in cities like romnick new york and so people are not buying cars anymore this is especially the trend among young people and and also we must consider that communication and working abbots are changing so people are working from home so they don't need to move to move around as much so has the industry been too slow to respond to th

. >> reporter: the president gave demps and republicans two weeks to find a solution. that decision came after pressure from democrats and a personal phone call from house speaker nancy pelosi. >> when i spoke to the president i said, look, i'm a mom, i have five kids. children are scared. you're scaring the children of america, not just in those families, but their neighbors and their communities. >> reporter: the show of force, to target nondocumented immigrants with deportation orders including families and was said to be carried out by immigration and customs enforcement officials in ten major u.s. cities. >> the deportation rates, as you call them, are really very, very good law enforcement people going by the law. >> reporter: hours later, the president backed off, punting it to congress to sort it out. this as president trump faces growing pressure for what is being described as torture-like conditions inside some immigration detention centers. >> we are full. we do not have capacity for more of these unaccompanied children who come across the border. >> reporte