a group of teens robs a woman on a bart train.ear what bart police are doing about this latest incident. ( james ) good morning i'm james fletcher.( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a shallow marine layer near the coast this morning will bring some fog and drizzle. otherwise expect a modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( mark ) our top story this morning... a mother who lost her two young children in a hit and run crash in the east bay is demanding justice.( james ) this morning her 3-month-old son is still in critica

a witness saw a woman get onto a muni bus with the baby. this helped police track down the baby on a bus in vistacion valley. that baby was found ( tiffany ) plus... nine people including two toddlers are recovering this morning after a crash along highway four. it happened near the brentwood mall when a car driving the wrong way and crashed into a mini-van. police say the driver that caused the crash was driving a stolen car and was driving under the influence of alcohol. that driver has been identified as rafael duarte. he is now facing charges.( james ) a teenager has been hit and killed by a train in hayward. 18-year-old isaac andino went for a run on friday and never came home. his body was found on saturday near the train tracks. it is not clear what happened before isaac died. (james)( tiffany ) now lets get a check of weather and traffic. hot spot in south san francisco sb 101 at oyster point. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (james)we'

take a look at a video a cyclist was sideswiped by an suv in tennessee.rash sent the bicyclist tumbling to the brown. police tracked down the driver who was charged with leaving the hit-and-run incident on saturday. >>> sixers fans can breathe a sigh of relief. markell fultz did not play in the game and pulled from the rest of the summer schedule he is expected to be back for training camp after a sprained ankle. >> changes are coming for septa riders. a teenager described how he survived a bear attack that had his head in the bear's mouth. we'll be right back. ♪ what's better than an iced or frozen coffee on a hot summer day? nothing. dunkin's got all your favorite flavors this summer. keep cool out there, kids. america runs on dunkin'. >>> breaking overnight, severl people including a state trooper are in the hospital after investigators respond to a possible haz/mat situation in chester county. >> developing news, four young men in bucks county are missing. their families are desperate for clues. >>> the heat and humidity are making a come back. it com

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a stage at a music festival. more than 22000 people had to be evacuated. a fire broke out, thinking it was sparked by a fireworks show. >>> time now 7:07 the wildfire burning in the syria foothills have forced a number of people from their homes, 70 miles east to the city of stockton, spreading to 600 acres and 30% contained. several roads are closed, many homes are threatened at this hour. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >>> a cyclist in san jose died after being hit by a light rail train near interstate 280 yesterday afternoon. police say it appears the cyclist tried to bet the train, investigators say these signals were working and the crossing arms were down. >> well, it applies to pedestrians t vehicles, they should never try to beat a train, it's not worth it. these trains pass through here from 30 to 55-mile the an hour. you are better off yielding to the signage. >> service on the winchester mountain view rail line was affected for several hours. and the bus bridge was out, trains are ar

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(will) we have a traffic a hot spot. in san jose. car on its roof. and the bay bridge is getting better. we are down to around 15 mins to cross the span ( james ) a central california teenager has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for human trafficking of younger girls. 18-year-old jelina jane almario was arrested in hanford in may of last year. police say she operated a pimping ring that involved girls 14 and 15 years old. despite being a juvenile, she was tried as an adult for human trafficking, sending threatening emails to a family member of at least one of the girls and making terrorist threats. she was sentenced yesterday, just two days after her 18th birthday. still ahead on the kron four morning news. a bay area soccer player in critical condition this morning. we'll show you what happened just before he was rushed to the hospital. (terisa) anny is here tracking the forecast... (anny hong): .a slight chance of thunderstorms over monterey and san benito county today otherwise low clouds clearing back to the coa

simpson will be a free man in a few months. where he will not be welcomed when he is released from jail. >>> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that is light in many areas. we will tell you more about the weight at the toll plaza. >>> i will have a look at the numbers for your neighborhood coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 . from spain more than 50 people hurt in barcelona. a commuter train crashed into a barrier a train station. 56 people were hurt but only one seriously. when the train was pulling in and the conductor applied the brakes, there was a strange noise and then passengers were thrown to the floor. there was some damage to the front of the train. >>> the family of a cal state long beach student killed in the paris terror attacks says the internet company should be held responsible. the parents of nohemi gonzalez said youtube allowed isis and its supporters to post videos. google is now relying on a 21- year-old law that says websites cannot be held liable for content provided by others. >> tw

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a fire hose, a bucket.s just enjoy the fourth of july at a professional show. sit back and enjoy that, rather than take your chances with fireworks in the backyard. >> i was a nervous wreck last fourth of july. >> who knew that sparklers were so dangerous? >> i thought that was the safe choice for kids. >> be careful. >>> a lot of folks looking to dylan dreyer this morning. >> yes. >> looking for good news. >> and i have fairly good news. not a lot of activity going on across the country. this ridge in the jet stream. temperatures will be well above average. we'll see another heat dome build into the southwest. temperatures will start to work in. tucson, arizona, has qualified as the warmest june on record ever. with temperatures well up over 100 degrees in las vegas, as we get to wednesday. back up to 110. portland, oregon, will get in the middle of the 90s by the middle of the week. salt lake city, 102. and phoenix, 113 by wednesday. temperatures will be warming up. in the meftidwest, highs to get back in

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it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> ♪ >> welcome back., the debate over the controversial name of a falls church high school is over. late last night the fairfax county school board voted to change the name of j.e.b. stua h named for a confederate general. the process will begin in the fall and the official change could happen before the start of the 2019 school year. now the decision was made after several hours of public comment as well as deliberation at the school board meeting held late last night. j.e.b. stuart was a confederate state's arm general who was killed in battle during the civil war and each side presented very strong feelings and passionate debates. suppoters of changing the name say j.e.b. stuart does not represent the current values and integrity of the school fairfax county and the community. they argue the county represents inclusion and said j.e.b. stuart high is one of the most diverse schools in the county. the most common concern out there is the cost and burden on the school system. those in support of keeping t

they showed a glimpse of vance throwing out a pitch a long with some highlights. after the try bought there was a moment of silence to honor the legendary anchor man. jim vance skyed saturday. he was 75. the new documentary step is premiering right here in the nation's capital tonight. itself eat true life story of a girl high school's step team in baltimore. kevin mccarthy has all the excitement from the meums. i'm here at the museum called step. our own maureen umeh is screening. i had a chance to catch up with the women who are involved in the team. they had to over come extreme atd verse ticketed event. i spoke to the women about this story and what it meant for them to be in washington, d.c. >> one is unstoppable and can do anything and the other is she feels lost and stuck. we're talking about what that line means and what that line is because i think it's a very powerful thing you said. i think it's something that people deal with on a daily basis and that's why my story is relatable . i fought against it, i kept going. i was resilient. i continued to per c

instead it's only a denial of a subsidy. on its face you can argue the case has some facial plausibility. missouri is not telling the church what it has to be believe, how it has to worship, not even telling the church it can't a playground or dicare center. it's simply telling them we won't subzdize and replace. the right is the right to participate in a government program without having to disavow one's religious character. finally, and i'll talk quickly about footnote 3, missouri relied heavily on a previous decision of a court i think in 2003 or 2004 called lock v. davy of denying scholarship funds based on one wanted to use those scholarship funds to prepare for the ministry. and the court read lock very narrowly and said lock is not about the status of the grant ruseepiant but instead about the particular use the grant recipient wanted to use the public funds, and that is to use them for the ministry, which they said are unique public spending clause. and so the court narrowed lock v. davy. a brief note, footnote three

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a. three bodies were found in a buried cooker. we'd still be looking for jimmy patrick had we not made this agreement. i rode there in a car on the same site as the other three men were found. it was so far away that i started getting sick to my stomach on the ride. now prosecutors say the disagreements arose over a drug deal gone bad, but the district attorney says he doesn't have an answer as to why dinardo nor krats may have resorted to murder. dinardo told investigators that he tried to burn the bodies after burying them with a backhoe. search dog ses later found the bodies, again as we mentioned there, dinardo led police to the final body, both dinardo and krats are held without bale this morning on murder charges, among other charges as well. a community vigil to help people heel is scheduled for tomorrow. >> thank you so much. cost cosmo dinardo's confession implicated another man, as sabina a just mentioned. his 20 year old cousin in three of the four murders. police worked overn

we are also monitoring a fire at a junkyard. it broke out at the alco, iron and metal company on davis street. for miles into the air. firefighters issued a shelter in place order for residents around that area. fire crews put multiple streams of water on the fire. there were no immediate reports of injuries. the fire was put under control about an hour ago. we'll have a live update on both of these fires tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >>> obviously this time of year the weather has been a very big factor in these fires. want to touch base with meteorologist. >> live doppler 7 not loonly ha the ability to track rain but smoke particles in the atmosphere. the fire was burning near allen rock park. and you can see live doppler 7 under a west wind. you take a look at today's satellite. you see a lot of brown in our hills. our vegetation is very dry. we had a record setting winter but a lot of our vegetation is drying out right now. and the fire danger is running high. the highest threat is between noon and 6:00 in the

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a bit of a vacuum.ow we are just getting grips and grabs. >> tucker: so why did the prime minister do this? >> that's really a question for him. i think many canadians would have preferred to have seen this play out in a court of law. the prime minister had said that this was done for some sort of financial reasons to save money, but the reality is that this was a decision that was made by his government and not by a court of law. i think that's quite confusing and quite outrageous for many canadians. >> tucker: so there's an effort online in canada to raise money for the family of christopher speer, tabitha speer. but also for the other soldier. >> speerkids.ca. . you have to understand is that this is not a partisan political issue, this is something that people who actually voted for this government are saying i'm not comfortable with. you have to understand that canada values the relationships that we have in terms of our men and women in uniform serving shoulder to shoulder with each other. i think

basado en su experiencia, ¿qué cree que llevó a esta mujer a asesinar a sus hijos y a su esposo?stá marcada por un historial de padecimientos psiquiátricos. maría elena: una enfermedad que inclusivamente pues es de nervios, ¿no? que inclusive pues, yo la padecí. vilma: maría elena martínez, mamá de isabel, quien vive en benito juárez, michoacán, dice que tanto ella como dos de sus hijas padecen de trastornos mentales. maría elena: una de ellas yo he tenido que cuidarla para todos lados. y andar al pendiente-- vilma: ella dice que cuando habló con su hija tras la muerte de su esposo, isabel parecía estar bien. hasta que se enteró por las redes sociales de los múltiples asesinatos. maría elena: no, pues yo, me quería morir de dolor. imagínate. vilma: aunque su amor de madre la lleva a excusar la conducta de su hija. maría elena: si ella cayó en depresión y estaba fuera de--de sus facultades mentales, no puede ser culpable. porque ella no estaba bien. vilma: de regreso a georgia, esa mañana isabel martínez fue arrestada y procesada tras confesar el asesinato de su esposo y cuatro hi

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it's a witch hunt, it's a hokes. it's a conclusion in search evidence. honestly, what are we doing here? what is this about? the taxpayer money? the diversion of resources in time? he's talking about america. they're talking about russia. congress is also set to pass a billion with a new round of sanctions against russia. the billion would also block the president's ability to rollback the sanctions without congress' aproperty. the white house has been pushing hard to have that part removed saying it would limit their ability to negotiate . today on fox new's sunday democratic been carter says they're confident it will pass. this is billion. it i am poatses mandatory sanctions on russia. it provides for congressional review if the president wants to eliminate sanctions. it's very bipartisan. it has broad support in the senate and in the house. if he vetoes the billion we will override his veet on. the white house has said it's supports the veto in the plan. but has mixed plans if the president plans to sign it or make it his first veto. >> now to the sta

it's perhaps taking a break. they have a long way to go. a lot of smoke, a lot of fire. you can see right there. count on nbc 10 to stay on top of the breaking news and bring you new information on air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> from the state house in trenton to the beach to the ballpark ahead the latest controversy with new jersey governor chris christie front and center. the unfriendly encounter the governor had with another baseball fan. >>> keeping the peace despite the dangers of gun violence. next we sit down with members of a philadelphia group dedicated to making the streets safer. >>> gun violence and crime have devastating d communities. one philadelphia neighborhood organization has worked for years to take back the streets. one of the most popular initiatives is the peacewhh beg. joining me to highlight some of the events and the impact they have is anton moore, the president and founder. >> thank you for inviting me. >> tell us about peace week. what's it all about? >> it's an initiative to engage the community to stop the violence and put down the guns. >>

it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.sco man who sold "hamilton" ticks- >>> welcome back at 6:23. a san francisco man sold his hamilton tickets. >> it actually cost him money and he didn't understand what went wrong. he turned to our respond team for help. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the story. >>> good morning. this man was the hook for more than $2,000 and he learned a lesson that anyone who sells tickets should know. nick williams sold six hamilton 60s valued at $500 each on stub stubhub but it wasn't quite a done deal. nick hadn't yet received the fiphysical tickets from the theater. now they say it's okay for consumeers to sell ticket before they have them but sellers must provide the date that they'll have the tickets in hand. and nick says he did. he says he based that date on when the theater told him it would mail the tickets but those tickets from the theater never arrived. >> i was trying to remain calm and hopefully i could still rectify the situation but every day that passed it didn't loo

tell me a little bit and die a little bit into experience as a congressman.you were responsible for some pretty major pieces of legislation. >> guest: i also was on the defense committee. >> host: tell me a bit more about how that helped inform you, particularly in the presidential race, because it would seem to be a lot, you brought a lot from that to that race. >> guest: i was very comfortable on the international scene. i served on the armed services committee for the 18 year i was up there, and for the first i think it was six years it was the only committee i served on. and in that role i went to the soviet union before the "walking dead" i went to saudi arabia before the gulf war to visit the troops obviously. i was in, way too many places. i went to africa. that was a little different purpose, but i was there. i also, as a part of national security, i became friends with bono and resorted to try to figure out how to help in africa, use foreign aid effectively that would help leverage who we are and show people who we are. i went places, i went to panam

a fatal crash involving a pedestrian. a woman was hit by a car just before 5 am near atlantic avenue and railroad. a 35-year-old woman from antioch suffered severe head,. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. neither drugs or alcohol more distracted driving appear to be factors. >>> palo alto police arrested a man on suspicion of setting a string of fires. terri hill junior is facing four felony counts of arson. four fires were set in the downtown area early friday morning between 2:00 and 5:30 pm. a car was set on fire in a calteron parking lot and a dumpster was set on fire on palo alto avenue and just about an hour later there was another dumpster fire on high street and a small brush fire on a small bike path. on saturday, an officer took him into custody after recognizing him from a surveillance photo. >>> back to developing news in san francisco where a standoff has entered its 12th hour just north of the castro district. we will bring in alex savidge for a live report. >> reporte

man with a bane in a stroller. can you -- baby in a stroller. can you tell us the status of the child? >> the baby is okay and in our custody. we are reunites the baby with the family. we'll be bringing in cps to make sure everything is safe for that child to go home. it's just a tragic scene. any time a child is in the crossfire of something like this, it hits at a community pretty hard. >> reporter: sergeant ray kelly with the sheriff's department. thank you so much. we'll let you get back to the investigation. it looks like they'll have this closed for quite a while as they look at this and try to make an identification on that victim. we'll stay here and get some updates and brick it to you later on -- bring it to you later on. we'll send it back to you. >> have they said whether the person that was the killed was the father of the baby? >> reporter: that is something they're trying to piece together. it is something where they're talking to relatives so they're getting some information there, but really, they'

quite a few. the chronicle reports he just got a $24,000 a year pay raise. the san francisco chronicle reports the pay increase is more than double what the average city worker received this year. he's already the highest paid mayor in the state. so that raise brings his salary to $326,000 a year. i think that is going to surprise a lot of people. unlike city workers, elected officials receive raises every five years set by the city's civil service commission and based on the pay of similar positions in other bay area counties. uncomparison, the police chief makes $323,000. so almost as much. the fire chief, $317,000. california governor jerry brown, quite a bit lower, $190,000 a year. >>> okay, the 40th annual san francisco marathon being called one of the most successful yet. >> a record 27,500 runners hit the street yesterday. 39-year-old jorge maravilla and devon mcmahon won the men's and women's races respectively. >> we share one thing, to get to the finish line. i'm fortunate to be part of that community. >> two san francisco police officers ran in th

i get caught with a gram a dope one point five. i would hurt anybody but myself i wouldn't sell it you know i don't give it to kids or anything like that and i go to court and i would try to hear anything need their used it three strikes. and they gave me a twenty five year since i've been in a box just live with bigger than this for the last seventeen years and to be locked up and treated as i've been treated here there's not a man alive that would feel the same way that i do now they've created a ball i hate me yeah i mean the pinotage but you know something i've never never been caught with the thing i've got to get naked in front of females and these officers and i got to bend over and show them. yeah humiliating it it's beyond. i had all i had all. i had those kicked out on the robertson unit i was beaten almost to death they broke eight ribs they dislocated my arms motley they broke my jaw they kicked outlaw greil they broke my ocular bone not know. but you know something the first time that i did get my head ripped off three

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i have a son who's a great young man, a fine person. he took a meeting with a lawyer from russia. it lasted for a very short period. and nothing came of the meeting. and i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. mr. president. >> yes. to answer your question -- [ speaking french ] -- domestic life. and i do believe that both of us have direct relationship with russia. president trump had more than two hours' meeting with president putin during this past g-20. so myself i had two very long meetings with president putin. the very first one in versailles and the second one during the g-20. and this relationship is very important. we have a lot of discrepancies obviously with russia. but in the current environment, especially in middle east, it's a necessity to work together, to exchange information, to share disagreements and to try to build solutions. so that's my relationship with russia. and we don't have obviously the same relationship as the one with the u.s., but that's a long-standing relationship with russia as well and i think it's import

a group filed a lawsuit that stopped the gas pipeline. they say the project was not properly and they say it will address energy needs and create jobs. >>> time for a check on the roads with jessica boyington. >> yes. we are live over the scene. a tractor trailer overturned pilling out its entire load of scrap metal. we have 322 completely closed down. there's a lot of clean-up underway. it may take a while considering the scrap metal right now. a lot of crews on the scene. we have to get you around it. we are heading in that direction. there is a little closure in here. it is pretty much closed many this general area. pretty big delays on 322 getting in that direction. you can take 282. it turns into wallis avenue before it heads down. that is why i put it on there. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the building boom is underway. up next, why more than a name change is coming to businesses along the center city corridor. >>> technology smoking gun, why it could tell police during a crash. did you know when you buy any bag of dog or cat food

a nice-looking day, perfect for a day off, more son that than a day at work perhaps. temperatures have warmed up considerably, a great day for the pool, plenty hot, though. most neighborhoods above the 9 on degrees mark. there's a very small chance of a shower today and tomorrow. future weather coming up in a bit, but tonight if you're doing barbecuing, the weather will be near perfect. 88 degrees in washington, all right 90 at quantico. today's he up in downdown right around 94 degrees. again, not much of a threat no rain in the next couple days, but who will be have it. >> prince george's county police have an urgent plea, they have to know who shot a father of four over the weekend. justin finch has local relax and the family's family. >> reporter: good morning. just got off the phone with police. they tell us no new developments in this case. what we know so far, the victim in this says adriana lombre, volunteered to drive a friend back to their house in d.c., it was a favor no one thought would end with him losing his life. >> off the beltway in pennsylvania aven

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tomorrow, humid a tad hotter, but a high of 91 and not a bad summer afternoon.sday we turn up the humidity a little bit and we get to 92 for the high. could be a pop-up thunderstorm especially in the northern and western suburbs. thursday, humid, pretty close to the 90s, 89 degrees, if we manage to hit 90 it could be heat wave number 6. another thunderstorm here or there, more of the same on friday, warm and humid, 87. spotty thunderstorms. the cold front that scoots this out of here comes in on saturday. the storms that will accompany the front will be late morning midday up to lay late afternoon. we're hoping to dry things out in time for a good evening saturday night with the union. sunday looks fantastic. >> much more ahead in the next half-hour of "action news" at 12:30. la la landslide danced its way into the heart of moviegoers nationwide. now you can enjoy the film with the chairman about -- chamber orchestra of philadelphia. >>> a barber offers free hair consults for the homeless, find out why he stepped out of his shop. pro-tip: chop all your veggies f

it is a sign you are a good mountaineer.if someone has climbed k2 unlike you are more likely to climb mount everest. if it's something that's difficult and goes to whatever the weaknesses of what you're protesting our and it depends on sort of if you try to change congress its congressional district. you have to figure out your movement repertoire so you basically building up capacity to tell the person that the thing i'm doing has teeth and you should be afraid of this and that's when you get social change. they either respond to it or give into it or you get new people in. >> i would like to follow a bit of-- when you say signaling capacity. we sometimes mix everything together in the digital era. we are tagamet revolution, government or not necessarily talking about change of policy, making a new law or change a law or we can even talk about before that changing a story or conversation, changing people's mind. these are different levels of political communication. >> absolutely. >> can you give example of one of those dif

he took a meeting with a russian lawyer. not a government lawyer, but a russian lawyer. it was a short meeting. i think from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. >> but those e-mails released by don junior were clear. he agreed to meet with the russian government attorney who he was told had incriminating information on hillary clinton and it was all part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. >> nothing came of the meeting, and i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. >> and trump backtracking after repeatedly bashing paris when pressed by the french press. >> you were implying at the time that paris was not safe anymore. those are very strong words. would you repeat them today? >> you better let me answer that one first. that's a beauty. it's going to be just fine because you have a great president. you have somebody that's going to run this country right. >> and a moment sticking out for many. president trump's comment about the french first lady's figure. >> you're in such good shape.

it appears to depict a woman who looks a lot like amelia ehrhardt and a man who looks a lot like hernd navigator fred noonan. some believe the pair survived a crash and were captured by the japanese. a history channel special debuts this week with a closer look entitled amelia ehrhardt, the lost evidence. we're joined now by dan hampton, histories aviation expert for the program. he is a decorated former pilot and author of vibra pilot. thanks for being here. this picture, what is a come from, how did it suddenly come to light? >> it came out of the national archives. it's the only one like it that's ever been found. a gentleman by the name of it lest kenny found it which then made its way to the history channel. >> molly: when he found this, did he know what he had or thought he had? >> i think he was well aware of what he had. my first inclination when i saw it as it can't be real, but then we had it authenticated by the fbi and they showed me how it had matched to these two people, i became more and more convinced. >> jon: the facial recognition software was employed. >> if you lo

i'll have a drink, drink and a half. you talk to the bartender and they say, she knocked down four or three. >> and if you repeat the question? >> if i repeat the question, if i repeat the question? i'm trying to think of an answer. it may not be the best. i turn those again around on her. >> how has alex changed? >> so 19 books later i'm actually 24 years older than when i first created her. she's aged 3 years, which is nice. physically she was 35. she's only 38. she's learned from experience. it's not easy to work with victims of violent crime. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning" we'll look at the history of this key

we're a small operation in a large facility in a world of broken lives. that's the business that we're in. >>> coming up -- >> that full sense of i'm living that lifestyle when you don't have a pot to piss in. or nowhere to throw it out. >> the youth tier's mother figure shows tough love. >> they say you don't understand where i come from or live. i'm like i understand 100%. >>> and -- >> requesting east again, group goes west again. >> and weapons search enters a new phase. >>> pay attention here. >>> pay attention here. this is what we got. that's the blade right there. >> one hour later after suffolk county jail correctional officers discovered two shanks one in a drain basin in the yard and another in a gak member's cell, sergea investitor lundquist orders a top to bo shakedown of the entire facility. >> one group will go east again. my group will go west again. >> while no new weapons turn up. >> close 40, close 39. >> the sergeant says the two that were discovered share something in common. the blades were wrapped in sheets of electrical tape which

the fire started from a spark of a car fire.passed the car and the tires had burned to the ground. they are using shovels and axes to make their way up the hillside. cal fire has ordered people living near a one-mile radius to evacuate. so far no homes have burned and no injuries reported. a fire has now grown to 40 acres doubling in size in one hour and 40% contained. cal fire has been doing consistent water drops. so far this fire has burned 40 acres. and if we want to take a look over here, we can see the helicopter is going in quickly with another water drop to the fire zone. reporting live in san jose marianne favro. >> okay. good visual. about to make the drop over the homes there. east of 101. no flames towards the homes and that is good. 40% contained at this hour. our twitter feed is a great resource. we were live twitter after the fire broke out. our twitter handle is @nbcbay area. >>> president trump's inner circle on defense tonight. so the question is what was the purpose of that meeting. and we are hearing reported

a car went off a highway and sparked a fast moving wildfire.de toward homes. air tankers quickly went in to douse the flames. >> firefighters in san hose are investigating what kazzed this car fire that quickly spread to nearby brush. it was spotted around 4:00 yesterday morning. investigators are not sure if the car caught fire before the fire started or if it was left there afterwards. >> and people living in lake county are feeling the impact of a wildfire that broke out just yesterday, but it's miles away. the grade fire in mendocino county broke out around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. within hours, lake county dispatch was getting calls about smoke. it's burned 1,000 acres. it's just 10% contained this morning. >> happening today, work finally begins to repair a year-old sinkhole breaking the bank in one town. drivers in moraga have faced detours since the sinkhole opened last year. repairs had to wait until caltrans signed off on the plans. part of the job includes replacing an eight-foot culvert. moraga has already spent millions on the sinkhole

this is a limited set of rules that make this half a fight, a quarter of a fight.even take one round. >> wow. he's going to get his butt kicked. >> mcgregor, well, then it's of course mayweather's turn. let's hear how he did. >> god don't make mistakes, and god only made one thing perfect, and that's my boxing record. you going in on your face or you're going out on your back. now which way you want to go? i'm not even the same man i was 20 years ago. i'm not the same fighter i was 10 years ago. i'm not the same fighter i was five years ago. i'm not the same fighter i was two years ago, but i got enough to beat you. see, that's how you deliver. mayweather looking more animated than ever. to be fair, both of them had plenty of hits, but conor seemed not so crisp. >> like he normally is. >> i cannot repeat, but they're comical. speaking of which, while mayweather may have won in the trash talking, we got to take a look at the style, because mcgregor blew that one out of the water. >> mayweather was rocking his brand, but conor's suit was fly. >> and rem mbet of the t

>>> video captured a man leaving a 16-day-old baby in a parking lot and driving away. tonight, hear from the people who found that newborn and ant the safer alternative. >>> new details tonight on an attack by the richmond b.a.r.t. station. there is video of the attack. but what it shows depends on who you ask. >>> plus, drugs on demand. the bay area company that can deliver prescriptions to your door within an hour. >>> live, where you live. this is "abc7 news." >>> personally, i'm a father myself. it bothers me. >> he's not the only one bothered. significance video showing a man putting a baby's seat in a parking lot and driving away. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the baby is getting medical care and is in protective custody. the parking lot where he was found is in the sunset shopping center. >> laura anthony joins us live to explain what happened. laura? >> reporter: ama, police say daniel mitchell had a history of drug offenses and he was out on bail for a recent burglary arrest, when, for some reason, he drove into

they only have a month left to file a claim to receive money. it's still a mess with piles of trash in the street and a lot of work is being done on the apartments and houses here. thousands of people were evacuated in february after heavy rain flooded the area. the residents were not warned in time, and they want to be compensated for their losses. >> in my mind knowing this is preventable, it's not just about suing for my family but -- but as part of a group who really need and deserve justice in this case. >> an attorney is helping victims file claims against the city of san jose, santa clara county and the santa clara water district looking to recover for property damages and the pain and suffering caused by the flood. >> and it's demoralizing to have trash all over your neighborhood, but a lot of people are still displaced. they are not home, and they are -- they may never get back to the home that they -- from which they were >> reporter: city officials allege they informed the public will the flooding late because they relied on faulty pr

he took a meeting with a russian lawyer, not a government lawyer but a russian lawyer.a short meeting. >> the presidents say they discussed efforts to fight terrorism in the middle east. mr. trump also hinted at possibly changing his position on the paris climate deal. >>> a bay area congress woman plans to lead a protest tomorrow against a decade's old ban against women wearing sleeveless toms or dresses on capitol hill. you are looking at a tweet from congress woman jackie speier that ends with, quote, because women have the right to bare arms. they follows women being removed for wear sleeve less outfit. republican paul ryan urged compliance with the dress code though he will look into possibly changing the dress code. if you are wondering, men must wear coats and ties. >>> new tonight, an exciting new attraction for fans of the movie "star wars." >>> you just saw the big reveal earlier tonight on a 3d model of the future "star wars" themed land that will be opening at disneyland and walt disney world resort in 2019. the model is on display this weekend at the offici

it really doesn't have a a lot of moisture to work with.y of an isolated shower or thunderstorm north and west of philadelphia as this moves through tonight but generally it's just a warm night, partly cloudy skies, again, isolated evening thunderstorms north and west. 66 degrees in the suburbs, about 73 degrees for center city. and for your fourth of july, this is a pretty nice fourth of july forecast. 88 degrees. it will be slightly humid but dewpoints in the low 60's, so really not all that oppressive. with this weak boundary that pulled through tonight it sinks to the south so what this means, could have an isolated shower or thunderstorm cropping outpatient south of philadelphia in the afternoon and evening hours. i really don't think we'll see anything all that widespread and heading into wednesday, wednesday looking really nice as high pressure moving just east of us, plenty of sunshine, 86 degrees. the normal high for this time of the year is 87, so seasonably warm. then as that high pressure continues to push into the east, it will