and she said michael jensen. and i said okay.nk you for telling me, and we left her alone after that. >> reporter: 21 year old jensen was convicted while another mother's children, two boys. >> he took their innocence. >> reporter: the mothers say it was the way michael became their babysitter that ultimately shattered their faith in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, commonly known as the mormon church which they once held sacred. >> i am the third generation. my children would be the fourth generations of the church. >> i have children who have nightmares every night and want to sleep in my room to feel safe. >> reporter: so the moms decided to sue the church, local abusers and the family, alleging that they had failed to warn or protect them from a sexual predator. the church says michael's actions were horrific and insists that as soon as officials learned of the abuse, they encouraged the parents to report it to police. what has this done to your faith? in the church? >> it's not taken faith from me as far as m

so that just leaves bob jensen to try to tie for a putt-off against holly fine. holly looks absolutely dejected, doesn't she, rob? she does. her body language is... not that of someone who is still in the thick of the fight. ♪ [ crowd cheerioo and we will have the pressure of a putt-off for the championship. wow, the tension is so thick, you couldn't cut it with a knife! it's that thick, joe. so, here we go with dueling six-foot putts between holly fine and bob jensen to determine the champion of holey moley. ♪ [ whispering ] come on, holly. tessitore: holly fine! mighty fine! sink that! -[ screams ] -sink that! sink that! tessitore: a fist-pump, and now the pressure's on jensen. -let's go! -nice putt. evan: come on, holly! riggle: oh-ho-ho! well, mr. lumberjack, do you have the answer? ♪ ♪ for the championship for fine! she wins it! evan: yeah! yeah! -shoot. -oh, my god! oh, my god! she did it! she got the win! look at holly. [ laughs ] look at the pure joy and bliss. you did it! riggle: oh, she couldn't be any happier. this is an amazing turn of events. she was

"today in the bay's" thom jensen has a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: one island of gas pumps remains closed at the shell station on the corner of newark boulevard and jarvis avenue after several drivers say they filled up and broke down, in some cases just minutes after leaving the station. >> i'm sitting at the red light, the car just starts chugging and it was just, it was unusual. it was unusual. and the light turned green and as i put my foot on the gas, the engine just, i got a little bit of acceleration and the engine just went. >> reporter: robert mokrey was confronted by other drivers who also pumped regular unleaded gas at the shell station and then experienced complete engine failure. >> got out of the car and one of the guys comes up to me and goes "did you just get gas across the street?" "yeah." >> reporter: the drivers shared notes, pictures and videos and started a facebook group. mokrey said the fuel he pulled out of his tank would not light. the owner pledged to do the right thing and pay their mechanic bills. >> you can appreciate from the peopl

nbc bay area thom jensen is live in alameda where the account held the first ever transgender job fair. thom. >> that's right, terry. more than 40 county departments represented at the job fair at thommunity center in alameda. state labor statistics show the unemployment rate for transgender californian is twice the state average. and one quarter of all of those workers make below national poverty level wages. santa clara county supervisors decided to have this fair, to highlight the need for equality in the workforce and the job market. >> i think it's critical that the county leads by example. we're the third largest employer behind apple and good will. 20,000 employees and county and a community can only be as strong as the social and political and economic fabric, and who is includes. we are stronger when we include a broader swath of community. >> every office from santa clara county was represented from the public defenders office to 5:30 department, parks and rec you ellen erik says she hopes other private businesses and from alameda and across the silicon valley will step up an

tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> tom, thanks very much. the flames are out, but investigators say they still don't know what sparked a fire at a massive construction site in santa clara. the firerted late flare-ups throughout the day. they say this is completely normal. >>> take a look at this video of the flames tearing through what would have been new condos. firefighters say a construction worker was hurt trying to get away from these flames. a person of interest was detained, but was later released. >> a vigil is planned next week in the east bay to oppose the president's planned immigration sweep. they'll take place on monday at churches in oakland and in hayward. the purpose is to show solidarity and end fear of deportation in the latino community. they also hope the vigil will encourage law enforcement not to collaborate with i.c.e. >> the san francisco giants announced today that c.e.o. lar larry baer will return next week. you might remember they suspended him several months ago showing him get into an altercation with his wife. t

nbc bay area thom jensen is in castro valley where everyone is safe but two families are out of a home. >> reporter: yes, good afternoon, five people total displaced right now with neighbors or other family members. when a neighbor first heard an explosion and then saw the fire ablaze it was blazing in the garage here on keith avenue. you can see the damage to the garage there. and it actually spread to the house next door. one of the firefighters or some of the fabs living around the corner jurpd into quick action. two of them are current off-duty police officers. and another a retired fire captain. and one of them posted this video on social media at least alameda county fewer did after they got it after the fire was reported about 9:30 last night. and he and the other neighbors heroes were out making their way into the home and using a planter -- they use to do crash through the window and got in where they rescued a man and woman asleep inside. while that was happening, that other neighbor i talked about crass the street was already investigating after hearing that explosion. and c

thom jensen. >> beer is not a good substitute for water. it will dehydrate you too. >>> with more hot hot weather there will be no doubt for mire concerns around the bay area. firefighters yesterday were quick to put out three small grass fires in the east bay, the south bay and the north bay. in contra costa county a grass fire burned dangerously close to one home which you can see from bay area sky ranger. we brought you that as live breaking news coverage during yesterday's newscast at this time. at one point homeowners were so out with hoses. firefighters did manage to keep the flames away but not before that fire burned about 25 acres. >>> also yesterday afternoon a grass fire briefly burned in the hills above san jose milpitas. that one was about 35 acres. and we just got word that it is now 80% contained. >> in marin county a small fire burning a couple of acres yesterday afternoon. this is near point reyes. meanwhile, it will still be a hot one on the fire lines for crews battling the sand fire in yolo county. people living nearby a

not in the general enlistments of the less the or unpleasant situation but in the very specific jensen's of a social media backlash and in the medical and even casual drop this word on more than one occasion should storm much to the shock of the english language media. as well as about one will be back soon with more english words the germans use wrongly you then. so here's a fun fact the word shitstorm has actually made it into the german equivalent of the oxford english dictionary and that would be the do and as soon as a word is included there well it's frequent use in conversation is of course more than justified so hopefully we'll have no shitstorm over the fact that we featured it here today. well as if berlin didn't get enough flak for its never ending airport project which continues to defy completion more than 7 years after its originally planned opening and now we have a delay on the cultural front the humboldt berlin is one of the city's most ambitious building projects as it involves the partial reconstruction of the former palace that belonged to the dynasty of kings. it was

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> steven lee fired from his job, that's when he retrieved his gun and shot his supervisor. we spoke with the woman one of light's last customer. >> he was kind and helpful. that's why i know he would be the hero he ended up being. i had wish that i had given him a hug at the end of our last meeting and i am sad that i didn't. >> at that ford dealership today, only limited service and grief counselors were on hand. >>> a supreme court ruling that could lead to hundreds of millions of more federal funding for california. it is all about the proposed citizenship question on the 2020 census. also, someone is posing as one of our own. i am consumer investigator, we unravel this. our bob ridell next. >> high level clouds are putting on quite a show. amazing sunset views around the area. those same clouds could bring a few sprinkles by tomorrow's commute. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfort

we're live in san jose, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> 6:03. and we're still waiting to hear from police hoping to identify the five people killed inside a south san jose home yesterday. one man and three women were killed before the suspect took his own life. no word yet on a motive. >>> an east bay man supporting hitler is expected in court. a judge should decide if there is enough evidence to send the 23-year-old ross farca to trial. investigators call him a nazi sympathizer and say that he built a homemade assault rifle and posted online threats to use it for some kind of terror attack against jews. someone noticed the threats on a gaming website and tipped off police. >>> happening today, the future of a decades old school mural may hang in balance. this is with a hearing in san francisco. the mural sits in the lobby of george washington high school and depicts his life and dates to the 19 nirts. but some people find some of the history offensive. it includes dead native americans and images of washington slaves. others say that it is an i

tom jensen live for us in the news room. what does the deal include? >> durant made this announcement on h terms on a instagram page he owns called the board room. he posted this message which just reads, deven durant to sign with the brooklyn nets and a sign like rapper notorious big plays under his major free agency announcement. dur rabbant has been a team lean the warriors championship machine since joining the team in 2016. despite heroic efforts by the rest of the warriors, the team could not recover from his season ending achilles injury against the toronto raptors. teams around the nba still willing to sign durant even though this injury is also expected to keep him out of the entire upcoming regular season. under league rules, free age like durant were not officially allowed to start talking to teams until an hour ago and they could not ink a deal until july 6th. but deven ckevin durant says th done deal. >>> pride in san francisco. but it wasn't all fun. protestors blocked the route and angered a lot of people who were hoping for a nondrama c

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thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> not guilty is the plea from the self-proclaimed nazi sympathizer from concord. he threatened to commit a mass shooting in a synagogue in an online chat room. they fountain illegally assembled semi automatic assault rifle and high capacity magazines at his home he made threats, possessed an assaultn assault we7 on. he will be back in court later this month. >> employee safety at the wag hotel in santa clara. five employees have been treated for serious dog bites in a span of three days. you are looking at an injury from one attack. you can see the arm and the blood. it's a story we first broke on friday and we learn the state agency is investigating. marian favreau joins us with this developing story. marianne? >> raj, cal osha were notified that several employees were injury and they are looking into whether wag hotel violated workplace safety regulations. >> another coworker -- >> sandra went to work saturday and left with this. a deep dog bide requiring stitches. her injuries were so severe she went to the hospital. she said she was injured while help

but thom jensen is reaching out to deputies to more information and he'll have a live update in our 5:00 hour. >>> more safety concerns for b.a.r.t. after a new report showing crime has doubled over the last few years. >> today in the bay's pizet petd dough suratos is live for us. >> reporter: yeah, this report from the grand jury shows a dramatic rise in incidents in b.a.r.t. over the past five years. some folks are connecting to the fare problem that we've seen station wide. let's get into the numbers. robberies between 2014 to 2019 are up by 128% when you look at this report. and aggravated assaults are up by 83%. the two combined jumping nearly 16% between 2017 and to 2018. b.a.r.t. officials blame it on fare evasion which is significantly higher than expected. the report showing that 15% of riders don't pay fares. b.a.r.t. police saying a lot of the crimes are carried out by folks sneaking on to the trains. the report also says that b.a.r.t. could marginalize itself with all the other transportation available, so folks here in the bay area, but also went on to recommend that b.a.

we're live in newark, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> tom, thanks very much. other stories, we're tracking a developing story out of sa llano county. officers went to check out what they thought was a dligs on i-80 east at orange drive. they get there, they find the man who had been shot. they also found a pickup truck riddled with bullets. the man died there in the road no. other victims, no other damaged vehicles found. we don't know the man's name or what led up to that shooting. >>> a grass fire in yolk radulovled a homeowner who used a garden it. fireworks. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: fire investigators say it did start in this field. it burned three acres, but several witnesses that we talked with say it was started by ark. all the way across the street. fire crews quickly attacked the flames, keeping them from burning any of the nearby homes. they soaked the area with foam to make sure there are no flare-ups. joe and his son tell me they heard what they believe started the fire. >> we heard a big boom, some fireworks goi

live in san jose, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> now amid the threats on capitol hill, speaker nancy pelosi predicted the house will pass a supplemental border funding this afternoon and it will provide $4.5 billion in funding to help the humanitarian crisis on the southern border. >> it is for the children, the children, the children. it is about lifting them up in a way that takes them beyond what we do today. >> the legislation would increase protection and health services for migrant children and impose stricter rules for temporary shelters. this is after hundreds of migrant children who had been kept in a filthy texas detention center have finally been moved. >>> also just in, stephanie grisham is the new white house press secretary. melania trump tweeting out the news. she is the communication director. she'll replace sarah sanders leaving at the end of the month. she'll be the third press secretary in three and a half years. >> the ghost ship warehouse fire, where the wife is expected to take the witness stand. micah did interviews shortly after the deadly fire in 2016. the tw

nbc bay area's tom jensen will have a live report tonight coming up at 6:00. >>> the so-called second in manned of the ghost ship warehouse confessed he lied to police before the deadly fire when he said that people weren't living there. prosecutors got a chance to grill the defendant max harris, and derrick almena are charged f involuntary manslaughter. the executive director of the warehouse was meaningless and used it to sound official. the mother of a 32-year-old couple of years ago believe that harris was coached by his attorney. >> i think he's been very well-trained into lying and what to say and what not to say. >> he's not trying to be evasive at all. he's being extremely forthcoming. >> harris also testifies that he did not organize the party that drew dozens of people to that warehouse on the night of the fire. >>> well, it's looking like another first for san francisco. late today, supervisors unanimously voted to ban those e-cigarettes from being sold in the city. nbc bay area's ali wolf joins us at city hall with the details and the pushback. ali? >> reporter: well, raj,

we're live at lainy college in oakland.om jensen. >> democrats have a jam packed schedule. many presidential candidates are speaking at the convention. like senator warren, some are holding separate events. tomorrow morning, senator amy klobuchar will speak at a breakfast hosted by the sciu labor union at 7:30 in the morning. and senator bernie sanders is bringing his campaign to san jose. he's holding a rally tomorrow evening at 5:00 on the arena green next to the s.a.p. center. >> we knew it was coming. today it's official. president trump is running for re-election. today he sdweeted out he will hold his kickoff event on june 18th in orlando. he'll be joined by first lady melania along with mike pence and karen pence. >> the family of a man who died after sheriff's deputies tased and pepper sprayed him is suing san mateo county. last october, the man was killed in a confrontation with deputies who tried to stop him for jaywalking. here's some of the video there. the redwood city man, who had a history of mental illness, was unarmed. the d.a. declined to file charges agai

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jensen to be sure the great thing before they design. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our q. and moscow thanks for joining us this hour. a u.s. military judge has ruled the lead prosecutor in the case of a navy seal accused of committing several war crimes one week before the trial has pleaded not guilty to the charges and the republican congressman himself a former soldier recently defended the accused in a way that shocks. and reports the case of a u.s. navy seal accused of some pretty nasty crimes in iraq has grabbed headlines the man is eddie gallagher he's accused of murder attempted murder and a slew of other crimes now according to reports when his team initially reported him and demanded an investigation nothing was done about it he is teammates say they saw him taking pointless shots they say they saw him gunned down and. old man in a white robe as well as a girl that was simply walking with other girls furthermore the teammates insist that he was unloading gunfire as well as rockets on the areas that w

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thom jensen, "today in the bay". >>> thank you, thom. good work by firefighters. >>> they are calling it a milestone. damian trujillo joins us. >> reporter: they were running phase one. now it's on bart putting the finishing touches on that extension. let me show you what this means. right now the bart in fremont. the new 10-mile extension will have a station in milpitas and another at berryessa in san jose. this does not happen overnight. we have been talking about this since 1984 when the early studies took place. since then, this has been vta's project. bart now has control of phase one of this extension. it means now the agency can integrate the project with its main system. bart will now conduct test runs and perform their own safety checks. and perhaps most importantly for riders, bart will set the fares. it will now take you one hour to get to san francisco from the milpitas station. you can add five minutes when you take off from berryessa. then comes phase two. that will take bart through downtown san jose, santa clara. phase tw

. >> thom jensen with the latest on k.d.'s injury and the reaction from the team. >> especially feeling it for kevin durant. >> he wanted to be there. >> he definitely went back. a lot of questions about whether or not he should have returned already from that calf injury. but he's a competitor. he had to get back from game 5. he pivots on that calf injury. almost immediately goes down and reaches for the achilles tendon. toronto fans actually began cheering the injury before the raptors players motioned to stop, showing good sportsmanship for their opponent. steph curry reminding fans on both sides, the trophies are great. but being compassionate about your fellow human, shows true greatness. >> everybody gets so wrapped up in chasing championships and the greatness that you see on the floor. but life is more important in terms of, you know, carrying about an individual and what they're going through on a daily basis. >> he gave us what he had. he went out and sacrificed his body. and we know how it turned out. >> again, no

. >> we'll know better if in fact they do -- >> jensen huang, it was a lot of different products that at -- if you look -- undo the product, you'll see in the nvidia piece next to the melanox piece, and jensen huang tells me would favor this would the chinese cut their nose off to spite their face? >> i don't know. it is being watched closely. as you might imagine, any ceo is considering a deal in which there would have to be antitrust approval, whether as a seller or buyer, is going to think long and hard about it. >> this is the one if you want to know -- >> if you think -- the administration is not even focused on this, at all. >> they won't disapprove it. they won't approve it. same with nx -- >> they'll hold it up? that would be so bad that would be very bad if they hold it up nvidia does not go up if they just do that >> yeah. >> amazing what everyone is talking about, how broadcom all the way back almost to where it was before they had to short fall the group did get legs again but it is all because of the tweet. not because of the fundamentals, which are just okay without chin

owners and that electrician should be in the defendants stand in the morning for live inoakland, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> we have details about the chaos in the caldecott tunnel. this is part of our breaking news coverage during our 11:00 newscast. the chp says someone shot a driver in the head. this was between oakland and moraga. a bullet grazed the passenger in the car also. that passenger will be okay. the chp closed the caldecott for nearly three hours last night. no update on the condition of the driver. >>> on the hunt for homeowners who didn't clear out dead brush around their homes. the deadline to create what's known as defensible space was this weekend. if you didn't do it, now the county is stepping in. they're going to clean it, but you have to pay for it. jodi hernandez joins us live where some property owners are about to get a big bill. the reason is that is a fire issue when it gets hot. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. this is one of the properties that will soon be cleared out by the county at the owner's expense. you can see not only is it covered with long

if you look at the interview for instance, chris jensen going after simone sanders, a senior advisoro the biden campaign, ec aggression that have not seen with any other candidate. it is not about anointing him or trying to get across the finish line. it actually seems to me like they're trying to systematically dismantle him. which is the opposite of the narrative. >> understand they are trying to get him, there trying to be helpful to get him back on track because it's almost like he didn't get the memo about the d&c platform change from 2016. quickly jump in here because they'll have about a minute left. i want to get to the plagiarism story which i thought joe biden got a bum rap your staffers in the campaign look for language from advocacy groups drawing up the policy platforms. this not the awful embarrassing joe biden plagiarism scandal of 1987 when he stolen from other politicians could he didn't even know about this and let's start with you. yet it was like you know, joe biden committed this awful episode of plagiarism. >> if you want to impose joe biden, posted because is w

thom jensen with the latest on his injury and the reaction from the team. >> we're still waiting to see how significant this injury is. waiting for an mri scheduled for later on today. the injury happened in the first half of the game, early in the second quarter. he had just come off a calf injury. you can see him going down. the coach tearful in his reaction. >> let me tell you something about kevin durant. kevin durant loves to play basketball. and the people that questioned whether he wanted to get back to this team were wrong. he's one of the most misunderstood people. he's a good teammate. he's a good person. it's not fair. >> going to bat for his player. no final diagnosis on his injury. it is believed to be one that could keep him off the court not just for the remainder of the playoffs but also possibly all of next season. in fact, if it is an achilles, we know a lot about that. warriors back thursday night in oakland, hoping to push to game 7. everyone worried about k.d. a lot of people talking about the fans in toronto cheering when he was injured. >> that was not very classy

thom jensen, day "today in the " >>> and we are still waiting to learn the identities of the victims and suspect of a murder-suicide that happened at a south san jose home. police say one man and three women were killed and the suspect who took his own life, also a man. still no word on a motive. >>> new for you this morning, in washington president trump's national security adviser says that the door is wide open for iran to negotiate with the u.s. this comes days after the trump administration announcing new sanctions targeting the country. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live for us in washington. and things are really starting to amp up. >> reporter: they are. and marcus, we're hearing president trump say that he does not want to go to war with iran, but here on capitol hill, lawmakers are questioning whether he actually can go to war with iran without their okay. >> are any senators here who wish to vote? >> reporter: today the senate is poised to reject the push by democrats to hold up defense spending to force a vote preventing president trump from going to war with iran

"today in the bay" tom jensen joins us live at the warriors store in walnut creek. this fan, i wonder if they will be allowed to be back on friday. >> reporter: you have to wonder. a lot of people are talking about this. good morning, we have not seen whether or not the warriors are going to do anything. i have been looking at their twitter feed, checking the website to see if there is an official statement yet about this fan. but they have not yet made that statement. we don't yet even know the identity. but we did see a warrior staff member escort that fan from the court right after the incident. this is a play about ten minutes left in the game. a block shot towards the seats. raptors point guard kyle lowrie jumps into the crowd trying to save the ball. look at the fan to the right of lowrie. he reachs into the seat next to him and shoves the raptors player and allegedly was swearing that's him. there is no doubt whether lowrie wants the fan to return. >> he had no reason to reach over two seats and say as a result far language to me. no place for people like tha

trump: and now, by the way, because of what we did with respect to the jensen amendment -- you know whatalking about -- all of our leaders who have been so supportive, our pastors, ,inisters, priests, our rabbis all of our religious leaders are allowed to speak again, are allowed to talk without having to lose your tax exemption, your tax status, and being punished, and the people we most want to here, our great -- hear, our toat clergy is now able speak without retribution. i am very proud of that. i said i was going to do that. i am very proud of that. and are allowed to speak -- less space the against me, and then we will bring it back. [laughter] pres. trump: we will bring back that johnson amendment so fast, sean. [laughter] pres. trump: i am only kidding. they are going to take it seriously. they are going to go out -- "we have breaking news." "see, i told you, he wants to be a dictator. i told you that." they are unbelievable, what they do. you have to say it with a big smile on your face, and even that does not work. bill understands that. we're cherishing our nation's religious

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al jazeera and these are the headlines protest leaders in sudan are accusing the ruling military jensen. of using widespread intimidation to prevent a civil disobedience campaign judy just on its own sunday they've been calling for a transition to civilian rule at least 5 political leaders have been arrested with some of them saying they've received death threats protest leaders are refusing to negotiate with the military unless certain conditions are met emergency has rejected any preconditions with one. i hope that our brothers in the other parties will respond without preconditions we appreciate the efforts of our friends and brothers who care for sudan we want to reach a solution but if we don't reach a solution our alternative is clear we will form a caretaker government people in kazakstan have started voting to choose their next presidents near sultan nasser baez was in charge for 30 years before stepping down in march is chosen successor talk ayad is favored to win but some of called for a boycott of the vote to stop what they call didn't last tick succession 6 other people are

boris jensen answer the question respectively to me so what are good and tough question it was, he a and in detail, it was a very impressive answer from boris, and a fair question from rigby. one question he didn't answer was about drug taking, which was in the news very often with michael gove and the other candidates, he seemed rather evasive when he asked if he was taking cocaine. yellow mackey wasn't asked if he had taken cocaine, he was asked by the daily mail about a quotation that was in a magazine in relation to something that happened when he was a 19—year—old. that happened when he was a 19-year-old. and he answer that to my mind pretty fully, a company in savannah, and! my mind pretty fully, a company in savannah, and i think the point here is that people don't care what 19—year—olds do. they care what someone 19—year—olds do. they care what someone in their mid—50s is going to do to deliver brexit and unite the country, that is what boris' campaign is about. people say that as foreign secretary, one of the great offices of state, he was actually not a very good foreign se

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jensen wong gave me an identification for nvidia.a can go through the gate any time into the headquarters here is the issue. nvidia is trying to buy melenox. the chinese want that combination and it is for everybody. that acquisition is the one that i think is the test of whether china will show any white flag i don't know given the huawei beat down -- i don't know >> you don't know what >> the chinese -- i don't know if they are reeling or they are saying -- >> erickson is so halfless it is going to be killing it nokia in finland samsung is going on strike >> china is cutting tariffs on imports from canada and germany and japan. they're going to try to make friends quickly including europe >> i am waiting for the president to attack jeerm agerm, what's taking him so long? >> marco rubio sent a letter demanding information to congress about investing in china. we know that cutting the supply of u.s. capitol markets would be another blow >> well, i got to tell you something. you are messing with henry fernandez if you try to get infor

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well tim jensen father of a family who recently got sick there had this advice in our last hour to would-be it's going to happen to you. it does. me personally, and the family, we're never going to the dominican republic again. >> where does this leave us? we are hearing there may be a press conference in the next 24 to 48 hours from dominican officials which could tell us more about toxicology results that would be very telling. meanwhile officials are using a social media #be fair with dr. guys? steve: we need some answers. griff, thank you very much. ainsley: hand it over to jillian who has more headlines for us. >> we start with a fox news alert. syrian refugee under arrest accused plotting to attack a church in the name of isis. prosecutors say he brought bomb making materials and told an undercover fbi agent about his deadly plan at the pittsburgh church. the pastor is relieved to see him behind bars. >> i was indeed grateful that god protected us. god carried us and covered us. >> the suspect moved to the u.s. as a refugee in 2016. do not mess with this granny. a woman greets a suspe

the jensen of america's life sciences innovation system is that we are able to put in place a system that enables us to invest to try to solve challenges that are currently unsolved by the frontiers of medical skroins and we are in the best country in the world to do. >> you plan for the future and you reinvest to help the lives of folks you're saving already to make it better. some of my colleagues are the advocating for breaking the patent system in the united states as a way to address drugs. would this work? >> well, you know, one of the things i want to get to is the fact that several people have described that with an earlier patent -- an earlier going generic a year earlier i want to emphasize the only way drugs provides come down in the generic market is if there is jep eric competition. the fact that it's going to be -- the patent is broken a year earlier and there will be one company making a generic drug is not decades attentioning the price of trufd aif. maybe decrease something five or ten% but we are not getting the skouns we need to so the patient who need it can acces

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