a full stoppage on the freeway has been reinstated. affic flow has two left lanes and will probably remain at least an hour as we track the traffic flow. that's because of a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. on the east way bay side they should be clearing the traffic. a break there. you are forced off and back on the freeway. it was causing a backup just past 980. both sides of the bay do have a major incident causinging slowing for a short section. the rest of the bay shows light traffic flow. waze getting back to the peninsula. highway 101 looks like traffic flow has been reinstated. waze will save you a couple minutes taking you 280. you see two minutes is better than the route down 101 on the other side. and continue to stick with waze because they'll give you the alternate. join our team because we can share that information that we learned. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 4:49. conservative columnist lashing out at delta airlines and what's become a back and forth battle on twitter. the 6 foot tall coulter says

i heard my friend, the republican leader, say well, we're going to have a full amendment process. he's trying to convince the folks on the other side that, oh, we'll do a bunch of amendments and then we have no choice, we will have to send something to conference because we couldn't get anything major done. that is a lot of bunk. we have had no hearings. we have had no amendments. we have had no bipartisan discussions. and we won't even be able to have debate on many amendments on one of the most major bills affecting us that affects tens of millions of people's health and affects one-sixth of the economy. so don't fall for this, oh, we're having a full process. i like my friend, the republican leader. we get along well, but sometimes he says things, when i hear them, i get a little twist in the stomach there. we have a full and open amendment process. he said it three or four times. everyone in this chamber knows that's not the case. everyone in this chamber knows that's not the case, and don't be deluded into thinking, well, we tried. we haven't tried until we go back to regular

a terror attack on holiday. also the european court of human rights. and on the full face veil in public the country is among a group of european nations which outlaws the clothing. you're watching on international live from our moscow studio with me today welcome to the program. some five thousand eight hundred civilians may have been killed by iraqi and u.s. led coalition forces in mosul in the last four months that's the latest estimate from human rights organizations amnesty international and his new report the group says pro-government forces relied upon imprecise weapons during the liberation of west mosul and ignore the growing number of civilian deaths it also claims pro baghdad troops are pit to have repeatedly violated international humanitarian law something that may amount to war crimes amnesty international collected testimony from those displaced it says more than six hundred thousand people were forced to flee west mosul. and here are some of the latest pictures from as you can see vast parts of the city lay in ruins the smoke still rising in some of th

tower for dinner taking him to the top of this a full towerfor dinner in order taking him to the toper in order to persuade him to reconsider things like the paris agreement?” persuade him to reconsider things like the paris agreement? i think it probably is but who knows. who knows. i don't know if it will have an impact because macron's has his owi'i an impact because macron's has his own agenda, he is trying to act as a bridge between europe and the united states. i was thinking last night that trump hadn't made any and it'd bea that trump hadn't made any and it'd be a successful desert but then he commented to mrs macron, the 60 something —year—old wife of mr macron but she was in great physical shape and was caught on camera so... i don't know if the trip has been as successful as donald trump would have liked. are you a cashless man oi’ have liked. are you a cashless man or do you prefer coins? if you opened by wallet this warning he would find a fiver. i already have! this morning, in a sense, we are already in a cashless society because people use their debit cards in this pa

try our new pepper crusted new york strip, our outlaw ribeye, or a full rack of baby back ribs. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger, or any steakhouse lunch combo. only at longhorn. glue this right here is the picture that has a lot of people talking, governor christie's toes in the sand on a closed state park beach during the weekend's government shutdown. it's still stirring a tidal wave. >> with the approval ratings down, we wonder what this means for the legacy. we ampled opinions. >> reporter: once the governor close to the top -- >> 3, 2, 1, launch! >> reporter: governor christie has quickly barreling downward. one word to describe governor christie. >> irresponsible. >> not happy. >> reporter: most by because he soaked up fun and sun on a state park beach he closed to the public, then to not apologize. >> run for governor, and you can have the residence. >> reporter: he continues to to stir up criticism. >> reporter: we spoke to several families. >> we planned to go to a park, and didn't go, so we came here today. this is our fourth of july here. >> i wasn't real happ

, we have video coming out of that building into a sheriff vehicle in an orange jump suit he gave a full confession being involved in the commission of or participating in all four murders. dinardo telling reporter he was sorry. this is his attorney, paul lang explaining. >> in exchain for the confession mr. dinardo was promised by the district attorney that he will spare his life by not invoking the death penalty. mr. cosmo did give the full confession and he was forthright and gave all relevant details that he could. >> reporter: lang saying his client gave a full confession and the death penalty is off the table and lang says his client feels deep remorse and agreed to be truthful about everything that happened in recent days including the location of all four bodies. and lang was asked if others were involved. he declined to say and left it up to law enforcement. and matt weintraub is planning to have a news conference again later tonight and there would be significant developments and we know what the significant very manies are. cosmo dinardo confessing to the murders of those four

instead the two world leaders now who have been sizing each other up from afar whether hold a full-fledgedording to the kremlin. and this comes after kim jong-un sent trump a fourth of july message, so to speak, that rogue nation will remain defiant, testing a long range missile, it claims could reach targets anywhere in the world. trump responded by calling on china via tweet, calling on china, japan and south korea to take action. both north korea and this meeting will, with putin will prove to be a major diplomatic test for the president of the united states. so let's talk about all of this with cnn political analyst and correspondent for politico, cnn political analyst and historian, and politics reporter for the daily beast. good to see all of you. and we're also learning more information on this fourth of july, the russian president, vladimir putin says what it is important for russia and china to push their initiatives to resolve the korean peninsula crisis, so that being said, julian, it appears as though the russian president is getting out in front, really controlling what potent

welcome back with some a in full swing in europe british holiday makers have been asked to watch this video on how to survive a terror attack before booking their flights abroad. will the video include scenes of a hotel under siege and a clear reference to the deadly terror attack on british tourist in two musea two years ago in which thirty britons were killed polly boyko went onto the streets of london to find out if such tips cost doc clouds over holiday moods british police have now released a video showing british terrorists how to react in case they get caught up in a terrorist attack if it's a safe route to get out now if this is the best option it outrages people to think of the instructions in the same way they think about line safety videos everyone is away if we're going to need a plane you get a safety briefing of what should happen if the plane came down and that's what we're trying to say here that the chances are very unlikely there's just giving you the knowledge of what to do and what not to do if you are caught up in such an attack kind of what's your response to tha

we did have a full overnight closure on southbound 680. i watched them pick that up. they got it done about an hour ahead of schedule, a little before 4:00 this morning. then we still had lanes closed between 680 and pleasant hill road. according to caltrans, that has been picked up. it was scheduled to wrap ought 5:00 a.m., but we have residual delays that will take a while to make up. delay your trip or go to b.a.r.t. or you sit through that. near 11th in oakland, we had a tree on fire. we had the left lane blocked in each direction. looks like that has wrapped up and things are resuming at normal speeds through the area, and our drive times for the bay bridge commute so far looking great. westbound 80, 18 minutes. 9 across the bay bridge, and southbound 101, you look great as well in the green at nine minutes. >>> it's a flight like you probably have -- a fight, i should say, like you have probably never seen. a man with a machete and a man with a trash can go toe to toe. we'll show you how it escalated on a busy street. >> he's a very old guy. >> look at this. shot

a half day needed a full day. i did not think it was determinative upon the fact that you should have parents lobbying on your behalf for your child in kindergarten. every child in the city of chicago today has a full day of kindergarten. we've had a 60% of increase in our full day pre-k for our children. we ran the first race to the top for our early childhood so parents could compare the models of early childhood education. and we've also increased the funding where, as i said, for full-day pre-k for all four-year-olds. and the reason is we can see the data for full-day pre-k, what it does for kindergarten and first grade and onward ward, i have a fundamental shared by our schools that kids drop out of college in third grade. kids do thought drop out freshman year. if they're not reading and doing math in third grade, it's not fourth grade is any easier. i do not believe the kindergarten and 12th grade model -- i told you a couple of things we've done on the earlier side. universal full-day kindergarten. a 60% i

chuck schumer saying, quote, it is a full hardy trade to exchange lower yums and copayments, in addition, preexisting conditions will almost certainly be left without access to affordable and quality health care, making it even worst than the house bill on

french nationals tourists facing a fine while those who force women to wear a full covering could face a fine of up to thirty thousand euros and time in jail in the netherlands m.p.'s have already back the idea of this yet it's not become law but european countries are not the only ones that have instituted a ban or are considering it the african country of chad which is a muslim majority country actually a ban on the full face covering back in two thousand and fifteen and that was following two suicide attacks in the country and they said it was necessary to prevent terrorism in. the names trump and russia never seem to be out of the headlines but now is the president certain that the spotlight is turning on its own concerns a meeting he held with a russian in the lead during his father's election campaign well we can cross live to. a new york has been staying across this story caleb story it's been circulating for several days now but jr has just released a statement on the details please well yes it began with allegations from the new york times about a meeting which took place in j

meteorologist vianey is going to have a full look at your forecast. that comes up in five minutes. >>> happening now a major weekend traffic issue you need to know about if you're going to the sierra. crews are closing lanes of highway 50 over the sacrament tomorrow river for the whole weekend so they can repave the road again. we've told you about some of the issues on the bridge in the past. this is the third time crews have had to repave that bridge. the last two times cruised used a bonding that the wore down and it just broke apart. repairs have cost the state tens of millions of dollars. a caltrans worker addresses the concerns about some of those rising costs. >> in reality, if we hadn't put that down, maybe we would have done this anyway, right. so it's not -- it's and added cost, it's a cost that we would incurred later. >> lane closures start tonight at 10:00 and they last through 5 could clock monday morning. the work will continue over the next six weekends. drivers should expect delays of up to an hour. >>> search crews right now are looki

headquarters in moscow with a full sixty minutes of news for you this hour first germany's economy minister says there's a possibility that the new countermeasures against america's anti russia sanctions

covering whether they are french nationals or tourists facing a fine while those who force women to wear a full veil covering could face a fine of up to thirty thousand euros and time in jail in the netherlands m.p.'s have already back the idea of this yet it's not become law but european countries are not the only ones that have instituted a ban or are considering it the african country of chad which is a muslim majority country actually instituted a ban on the full face covering back in two thousand and fifteen and that was following two suicide attacks in the country and they said it was necessary to prevent terrorism in future. reports claim the u.s. is looking to build up its military presence in libya amid a recent increase in violent clashes outside tripoli. according to the country's health ministry the latest shooting left at least four people dead including civilians dozens more injured parties point to sneer has the latest on the libyan crisis. the clashes have broken out east of the libyan capital of tripoli between forces that are aligned to the un unity backed government in tripol

so, a full review. with us is jane foley, a senior strategist at rabobank.

that's pretty significant if you're saying you can't go into a full recess to avoid a potential jamming in of an acting attorney general. how would you do that? >> we're exploring the ways right now. >> would you try to filibuster or can you give us any -- >> i think i told you as much as i can tell you at this moment. the idea this president would use the august recess to stop the investigation of the russian impact on the election and his campaign is unacceptable. >> all right. very interesting. you're making a little news there. i want to turn to paul manafort who has been subpoenaed by your committee. after that meeting that is now been documented with officials claiming to represent the russian government offering dirt on hillary clinton, he said this. take a listen. >> are there any ties between you, mr. trump, putin and his regime? >> no there's not. it's absurd and no base to it. >> how do you view those diend kind of denials given what we know publicly? >> you'd never know it if you hed paul manafort's lawyer give a lt of particulars that wean't do, can't ask, who can read a tr

no prime minister in pakistan has ever completed a full term in office. p. some of his supporters have claimed the allegations against him now are an attempt by the country's powerful army to oust him again. his family have always denied any wrongdoing and outside the court some of his ministers remained defiant. translation: no matter who becomes the prime minister, the prime minister in the hearts of the pakistani people will always be nawaz sharif. the ruling party will now have to nominate a new leader, but with elections due to take place by the middle of next year, the country is facing real uncertainty. with me is former high commissioner of pakistan to the united kingdom wajid shamsul hasan. thank you forjoining us. what do you think this decision in pakistan tells us about the state of the rule of law there? this is overdue. the court had taken almost a year to handle it and they gave a long time to mr nawar sharif to justify whatever his claims were and he couldn't do it. there were forged documents were presented. it was long overdue, so people

. >> the 2-year-old made a full recovery. are thankful to all involved keeping their child alive. >> emotions boil over in a san francisco courtroom. disturbing now audio is released. a trial of two people shot and killed at the jewelry mart. the sentence to be reduced. >>> hopefully the pilot is okay. >> flight 214 crash landing at sfo. what the video shows in the minutes after the crash and what he thinks we can learn from this. >>> newly released video is being questioned about the evacuation of flight 214 that crash landed at sfo four years ago. ktvu's tom baker has an analysis and what experts had to say about it. >> the accident would have been avoidable if the cockpit did what they were suppose to. >> approaching too low, hit the seawall at 11:27 and 48 seconds. the plane careened along the runway for 25 seconds. it came into full view 50 seconds after impact. smoke is visible. the year side is clear of smoke or flame. the first evacuees are coming out of the rear. the emergency chute is a minute and a half later. 4 mi

no word from ronaldo today, he has gone away and we wait to see if this tax case will proceed into a fullial. richard, thank you. 0ffering hiv tests to people when they register with a gp is cost—effective and could save lives, according to a new study.

covering whether they are french nationals or tourists facing a fine while those who force women to wear a full veil covering could face a fine of up to thirty thousand euros and time in jail in the netherlands m.p.'s have already back the idea of this yet it's not become law but european countries are not the only ones that have instituted a ban or can sit. during it the african country of chad which is a muslim majority country actually instituted a ban on the full face covering back in two thousand and fifteen and that was following two suicide attacks in the country and they said it was necessary to prevent terrorism in future. now is summer in full swing in europe british holiday makers are being asked to watch this video on how to survive a terrorist attack before boarding their flights abroad. well the video includes scenes of a hotel under siege and a clear reference to the deadly terror attack on british tourists in two newsier two years ago in which thirty britons were killed artie's playboy co went on to the streets of london to find out of such tips cost dark clouds over holiday moo

sreenivasan: this is not after hurricane sander >> this is a full moon or new moon you get higher tides and yesterday, i was retweeting pictures from the straight arizona atlantic avenue flooding, because there's a high tied associated with a full moon. at the same time, there was a storm. the storm pushed water from the coast toward the land. of so you have the tide rising upcoming through the water drains and you have heavy rain or any rain and the rain kind of drains away, what you get is a substantial flooding in some of these neighborhoods built along bays in atlantic city and that was the case in the video that you just saw >> mr. sreenivasan: this is people getting used to this as a fact life on -- if the circumstances are right, basically a full moon and heavy rain or storm and it's over. >> this is happening monthly. they alert each other when they see the water rising, they move cars, pack them in a garage in the downtown area or higher land. and they put their furniture up on blocks, take precautions because they've all experienced serious floods, they take measures to minimi

carpool cheats is $491. >>> a richmond teenager who was once homeless is now headed to college on a full ride scholarship. back in november we introduced you to this young man as a member of the kennedy high football team. ktvu's paul chambers caught up with him again as he packed his bags to leave for college tomorrow morning. >> reporter: by looking at the smile on nelson's face, you'd never know the pain he endured. >> i had no father. he passed away when i was two months old. >> reporter: life as hauls been an uphill battle for him. at the age of 14, his family left richmond for kentucky. two years later he wanted to move back but it wasn't going to be easy. >> that's when i had to be a man at 16 years old and call resources, call homeless shelters to see if i could stay there. >> reporter: then the struggle began. with peer pressure, losing friends to jail, and others dying. >> i'm tired of this. i'm going to go out here, sell these drugs, do this. but it's like, it's not me. >> reporter: in november we highlighted some of his teammates who have overcome tremendous odds. fast forwar

changing tournament and that is about obviously participation and how this performance in front of a fulle the next generation, to secure greater investment and continue to drive the business case and the viability of the sport, this can't be a one—off. winning up to winning, we all know, is really difficult and winning, i think, can be defined in lots of different ways, so that visual, i think is we want cricket to become a sport that is as relevant for women and girls as it is for men and boys. well, there's a shock at the women's european championships in the netherlands, traditional tournament powerhouses norway are out of the competition. the two—time winners, who came runners up in the last edition in 2013, losing theirfinal group game to denmark 1—0. the winning goal coming from montpellier midfielder katrina veje after just five minutes. an incredibly important strike for the danes as it means they qualify in second from group a with two wins and a defeat. disappointing day for their scandinavian rivals, norway exiting the competition with the dreaded triple doughnut of zero wins,

another way to cut back, starting the day with a healthy breakfast full of protein. >>> all right. what's coming up in sports. >> egan the phillies have been getting a pass and that's over with. with all the hype around the sixers and markelle fultz phillies the worst team in baseball has gone under the radar. i'll break down why it's gotten so so breaking news in mississippi. tragedy marine corps plane it crashed in rural area. authorities have found 12 bodies but more people are missing. they were in a kc130 refueling tanker and it crashed in a soy bean feel. >>> sean bell thinks the phillies have been getting a pass and it's time nor to stop much this commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> don't let your excitement for the sixers distract you from the fact that the phillies sting. it's the all star break and the worst team in baseball and it ain't even close they've been skating underneath the radar ever since the sixers got the number one pick and they ned to be called out. don't call me a hater or say i'm being harsh on the guys. there's nothing i want more than to cover a winning te

so this becomes problematic when you say who deserves the right to privacy that is a question with a full they or social security number that we are just a google account so what they try to do was create new index for citizenship to make that complete the legal so a person named james looks at information what sites that you visit in order to determine the new citizenship and that i would be seen as as a decision within usa --- the parliament and then because of a foreigner that information they used to evaluate is based on weird consumption the english you are more likely to be a better citizen is speak another language, if you're in the u.s. if your ip address goes wrong side of the united states and even if you talk to people those who at the moment seems to be a forerunner this is the way tsa determine citizenship but also who is a terrorist. i like his quotation the founder of the 0k cupid to critically assessed to understand the power of data and rights to take this phenomenon with a microchip can understand the most important to anyone can have but to use those algorithms to tell

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a conference. there were no democratic votes in the house. the freedom falcon calls the shots. he will either ask for full repeal or something very close to it. so make no mistake about it. a vote in favor of the motion to proceed this afternoon will be a permission slip to slap medicaid hurt millions and raise taxes on the wealthy, something the vast majority and the state, large, large percentage of republicans and trump voters at war. one last to my colleagues. do not fall for the ruse that the majority. we know what is going on. we all know our constituents will be fooled. we on this side are not fooled. and i hope my colleagues out of compassion and care for the people in their state have made such a fuss up to now won't be fooled either. >> host: the senate returning an hour and 20 minutes. 2:15 eastern. the motion to proceed midafternoon today. we continue with our live coverage in about 10 minutes or so. we'll take you to capitol hill. democrats holding a meeting today looking at the 2010 health care law and republican efforts in the senate to repeal and replace the law. take a few more of your ca

a look at the full forecast as well. 4:54. ro a different kind of haze. marijuana could be coming to a county fair near you. a part of the marijuana bill signed by governor brown gives county fairs the option of allowing sales or sample of marijuana for anyone 21 and over. sacramento bee reporting the stanislaus fair had questions on the topic. >> the nathan's famous fourth of july champion of the world! >> that reign continues. joey chestnut winning the nathan's famous hot dog eating championship at new york's coney island once again. the championship held every fourth of july. this year once again chestnut came out as the top dog. he ate a record 72 hot dogs, about seven hot dogs a minute. it's the tenth championship for chestnut. another south bay native and former champ matt stony finished third with 48 hot dogs. ♪ >> always a production in new york, the nation's birthday celebrated in style all across the country. upwards of 3 million people packing the streets of new york city to watch the macy's fourth of july fireworks show. cue the band. firework

the cdc report reports dropping a full percentage point. ward trend due to a big drop in the teen birthrate and women in their 20s. the opposite is true for women in the 30s and 40s where birthrates are rising to the highest levels since the 1960s. >> we have a very important accuweather forecast, july 4th, labor day, one of the big ones. >> this is a nice forecast. we have a hurdle today and tomorrow night. a great looking shot of the center city skyline on this warm and somewhat humid friday night. we had storm, generally north and west of philadelphia tonight. lighting up the sky. i love this photo. it was sent to me on my facebook page. you can see cloud to ground lightning. we likely see more activity and widespread late in the day tomorrow and tomorrow night. this is the time period for the potential for gusting thunderstorms as a front roles in from the west. as we head through sunday and monday, it's going to be hot. noticeably less humid than tomorrow. the fourth of july is looking fantastic. if you are planning the fourth of july f

preparations are in big -- a full swing for tonight's fireworks shows. >> how will we be able to see the fireworks? we will be here with the fireworks forecast. >>> police officer opened fire on the suspect accused of killing a gas station clerk during a late-night robbery in antioch. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon, everyone. >>> happy fourth of july everybody. today marks these countries -- the country started 43rd birthday. there's increased security ahead of fireworks stores -- shows. cards already started to weather for tonight's big storm. we will meet with our forecast after speaking with christian, who is watching the preparations for the festivities. >> reporter: it was a little overcast this morning. it's looking better right now. we're in berkeley. it is the site of one of two fireworks shows. the barges already in position at the end of the berkeley p. organizers say that father not tonight, it will be a spectacular show. >> we have a little bit of fog now, but it will clear up. i hopefully we will not have too much fog, but if we do, so what. th

a conference. there are no democratic votes in the house. the freedom caucus calls the shots. they will either ask for full repeal or something very close to it. so make no mistake about it. a vote in favor of the motion to proceed this afternoon will be a permission slip to slash medicaid, hurt millions, and raise taxes on the wealthy, something the vast majority of americans in every state, a large, large percentage of republicans and trump voters abhor. one last plea to my colleagues. do not fall for the ruse that the majority leader is putting together. we know what's going on. we all know. our constituents won't be fooled. oh, no. we on this side are not fooled. oh, no. and i hope my colleagues who out of compassion and care for the people in their states have made such a fuss up to now won't be fooled either. on another matter, mr. president, in recent days, president trump has gone out of his way to undermine his own attorney general, his first supporter, what has been reported to be his best friend in the senate. he has tweeted scathing criticism of attorney general sessions, chastised him publicly

whatever resources they have as a full-time public official in the case of a mayor to mobilize constituencies. constituencies. of the laborthe labor, community organizations, environmental groups between the insiders and the outsiders. the other element i personally contributed a little bit at least in some long meetings and this started with the mayor in 2006 there'2006 is dozens of apd positions to all kinds of key city boards and commission meetings that had been cited as progressives over the last decade parks and recreation, more important ones like the planning commission, the housing commission by the civilian police oversight commission whose powers and richmond have been strengthened. i asked a labor activist and now appointed to the personnel board and get to hear members of the police or firefighters or the blue-collar workers represented by service employees in northern california so there's hundreds of people that only help out in election years as door knockers and contributors and sign holders and campaign volunteers, there's people year-round support professionals with staffin

you will have a full play out in terms of this repeal now with implementation date about a year out,i think that will actually get some traction this week. the white house has been supportive of that, let's repeal it like we promised, let's say it's going to last for another year until we implement that and then let's have a real-honest open debate about future of health care in america. lauren: it's interesting because they get from august recess today, i'm sorry, their july 4th recess today but in three weeks they break for the august recess, should they cancel that? >> you know, they should trim it down a little bit. when we say recess, most of the members spend at least two or three weeks going around the state and holding town halls which will be fascinate if they still haven't gotten things done. they should shorten it and tighten it and invite the democrats to stick around and let's have a serious debate about health care. lauren: boyd, good to see you, thank you. >> thanks. cheryl: coming at the box office, spider-man as he swung to the top of the money-makers. >> you have to

. >> here is the problem with that, it's not a full repeal. ey are going to do it on a filibuster proof. you are leaving all the obamacare rules in place because you need the votes to do that. it is not a full repeal if they do that. >> heather: a lot of math involved. live on capitol hill with more. >> good afternoon, it seems unlikely that senate republicans will have enough for the latest plan which is to vote on repeal and allow two years years for replacement. >> a lot of our members have said they wanted to vote on just straight up repeal, we will see where the votes are. i don't know we have the votes for this either but i think the plan we put out there represented the consensus position. >> moderate senators have expressed concerns. the repeal bill was vetoed in 2015 by president obama. >> ohio has had some big changes since 2015, we now have 19 counties without a single insurer. in 2015, we had insurers in every county. another 27 counties only have one insurer. >> i voted for a full repeal back in 2015. at this point, the affordable

government buildings such as in france in two thousand and eleven where women who go out and wear a full fail covering whether they are french nationals or tourists facing a fine while those who force women to wear a full veil covering could face a fine of up to thirty thousand euros and time in jail in the netherlands have already back the idea of this yet it's not become law but european countries are not the only ones that have instituted a ban or are considering it the african country of chad which. he's a muslim majority country actually insititute a ban on the full face covering back in two thousand and fifteen and that was following two suicide attacks in the country and they said it was necessary to prevent terrorism in future well tune in to on contact tonight for the second installment of chris hedges interview with a renowned linguist author and political analyst professor noam chomsky they discuss how the public relations industry working on behalf of corporations and the government has effectively created an uninformed electorates that will make irrational choices against th

>> it's going to take some time for the gufrt wounds to heal but doctors expect jeremiah to make a full recovery. >> lime leon hayward. we're getting word that a top gop law enforcement has his eyes on higher office once again. cooley stewart is promising an announcement tomorrow about his 2014 plans. stewart lost by about a percentage point. the next day stewart said he might challenge tim kaine for senate in 20818. now stewart supporters are saying that's exactly what they expect to hear from him tomorrow at 11:00. sources are also telling nbc news that stewart is going to be jumping into the senate race. senator kane, of course, was denied the vice presidency since the loss in notify's election. >> thank you leon. fairfax county has approved a major development from capital the urban downtown area. they're in the process of building a new headquarters. now we've learned that the development will include theaters, elevated farks and a new wegmans grocery store. >> women's retail chain anthropology will be three times the size of the typical store with a full service restaurant, furnit

return it to the store for a full refund. i tweeted out a list of all bars affected. >>> a nonprofit in fairfax is now offering a new dentistry service to homeless people. >> this is really an interesting story. >> among staffers who make this happen, a dental assistant who knows too well what it's like to be sitting in the seat of her client. >> until it really ends that place, you don't know what it's like. >> once a week dental assistant beth works alongside a dentist, provides free services to homeless at the center. for years fairfax nonprofits have been offering hot meals, showers and several other services to help homeless people get back on their feet. thanks to donations, volunteers and folks like that have access d her car to get to work. unlike her co-workers, beth's car is her home. she's not only a paid assistant, she's also a client at the center. >> i had a job full time. then me job cut my hours. i just couldn't get a job quick enough to stay in the place that i was renting, so i lived in my car for it's been a

a little loaded. it is technical here before they vote on the full repeal. this is a tough vote for republicans to take here, particularly some moderates. even moderates that vehicle coded for the full repeal in 24 hours. >> they are concerned about repealing something, leaving people white house insurance, and it is an interesting discussion. the idea that if they could not go for the replacement plan, the ytt that they are not replacing it with something to offer people, meal while they are want ag full repeal, and mccom could be putting pressure to say look, vote know, if you want a full repeal, and if you don't you're kind of put on the line here. and the president will get some of the blame here. he positioned himself as a deal maker. and you can argue about his utility. letting the congress lead. he said he would get this done and he didn't. >> we'll talk about the preside president. if i don't say it, you will. you said the affordable care act is a mess. one this time that they may put on republicans. -- what happened here? was it the president playing

what exactly they are proceeding to remains unknown whether a full repeal of obamacare or a repeal andeplace of obamacare is really unknown at this point. that has divided some republicans and somebody like senator susan collins is holding out support. , johncally speaking mccain recently diagnosed with brain cancer several days ago announcing the diagnosis flying from and was -- arizona to the capital to cast that and we will hear directly from him at a press conference following the vote. earlier today, president trump using his twitter account and the majority leader urging support for them to moving forward. detaildo we expect more on the legislation itself? collinsioned susan wanted to know what the majority leader would like voted upon? is it going to be outlining what it will look like? kevin: somewhat. i spoke with one republican senator who said essentially they should all know what is going to be debated but that is where it is interesting. somebody like senator rand paul who tweeted he has been given talks from the white house it will be a full repeal. he might get a differe

johnson, we're learning has turned his operation into a full time business. complete with a staff. >> it's a total business. it's so organized, it's all about how to sue under the ada and make money. >> reporter: katherine represented four former employees who sued johnson for sexual harassment. >> he gave them bonuses for how many lawsuits they prepared. he told them how many complaints they had to file in a workweek period. >> reporter: she says the employees had to fill out forms like this one. circling all the violations they could find at each business. >> if they misspelled the name of the business in the lawsuit they would lose their bonus. >> reporter: johnson's company, disabled access prevents injuries is registered as a private corporation so there's no way to know how much he's making. but guessing over the years it's added up to millions. aside from forcing the business to fix violations, and recovering attorney fees, plaintiffs in california collect damages of $4,000 per visit. >> if you're driving around, boom, boom, boom. $4,000, $4,000, $4,000

there was a full moon around midnight on sunday. it was captured in jamestown. you can see the moon rose above the white house and it was almost orange or red. >> beautiful! >>> a texas man and his dog had finished a four-year electric bike ride through much of america. >> they have just concluded in san francisco. they have been peddling to america to raise awareness for animal shelters across the country. after starting your electric bike ride in 2013, the duo kicked off a new trip last year. and broke the record for the longest journey on an electric bicycle. >> we go to a different shelter and highlight different dogs that need homes as well as what the community can do to support that shelter. >> this makes uphill climbs less grueling. it came in handy after mike crossed the golden gate bridge into san francisco. >> that is such a good idea and bixby seems to love it! >>> i have actually tried one of those. i wrote one of those bikes up to the office. no sweating. it is amazing. >>> you know, we saw that beautiful rhode island area last night and was that go

i grew up in a navy town full of marines. i wanted to be a marine. i have back injuries. when you get to be a four-star marine. there has been 51 of them in the history of the marine corps. you walk on water. you are an extraordinary school tar fan extraordinary intellect. kelly has take and difficult department in homeland security has been chaotic since it was first formed an has done an extraordinary job in a short period of time. he may not be able to get everything he wants out of the president, but he will get everything he wants out of the staff. reporter: the events of the week with anthony scaramucci followed by the healthcare failing again. overall leaks concerns. ed: it hasn't run well. i was down there visiting priebus and bannon. as i was sitting in the reception area, it seemed like a chaotic place. a lot of people walking around and talk. it didn't seem to be orderly. i spoke to john bolton who had a similar experience. my sense is it will get back to where it's very structured. up have an extraordinary leader in the chief of staff. and i think they have go

i'll have a full look at your seven-day forecast in a moment, but the low clouds and fog coming back tonight, and they'll once again be patchy along the coast. we'll check out the full forecast in a few minutes. first, alexis has a look at your morning ride. good morning. >> good morning, lisa. looking at flashing lights behind me on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92, just past the toll plaza, not sure what this is. we don't have any information from chp at the moment. not sure, that could be a disabled vehicle or maybe some caltrans work wrapping up. in any case, we have the far right lane blocked. also, a quick check at 880. the last three days, we had full overnight closures of southbound 880 at 23rd avenue for the overpass demolition. looks like they wrapped up early or they didn't have to do the full closure overnight. we're seeing you could have a couple lanes down on the northbound side until 5:00, but i'm not seeing backup in either direction. we'll take a look at drive times coming up in less than ten. >> a popular fitness center suddenly closes. the only option customers ma

john kasich said all ride have been shut down for a full safety inspection. there was a similar fireball ride at the boardwalk. a spokesperson said they shut the ride down out of an abundance of caution, and plan to inspect it tomorrow. >>> public is being told to stay away from a section of wall net creek because of a training drill. they have marked the area that is closed to the public in the area of broadway and newell. the public is being warned they could see smoke and hear loud noises and don't want them to be alarmed. the training began about an hour ago. the area will be closed until the drill is completed, which is to be about 2:00 a.m. >>> the united states has captured the first gold cup title since 2013. jordan morris scored a tie breaking goal. the championship gain attracted soccer fans from around the world. >> this is my first pro soccer game, and i'm excited. >> jamaica, jamaica! usa, too, right? >> mark will have the highlight of the show-down at levi stadium later in sport. >>> how some bay area kids are getting an education in science and

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you like a it's on frustrate the full on your sunday the top stories this hour. president donald trump in danger of abandoning a key campaign pledge he says he's deeply disappointed after the senate voted against the republic. to replace the affordable care act. german chancellor angela merkel joins amnesty international including for the immediate release of human rights activists being held in turkey. six are in place custody accused of helping terrorist organizations. and it does them a full french authorities what to do with returning to harvest the french wife of an isis fighter. detained in baghdad someone with a for small children

he attended loyola on a full scholarship and awarded academic recognition on the deans list. >> can't imagine the pain they are experiencing at this time. i'm a parent myself and can't even imagine it. >> the parents of wawa delivered hoagies and spoke with family members nearby. >> it was heart breaking for myself and area manager, went up with us, and it's hard to imagine having kids my own that age. >> the search site nearby remains active. it's a brutal wait for the friends and family that want to know for sure exactly what happened to all of these young men. live in solebury township, nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we'll continue to alert you to every new development in this story through the 6 abc app. right now you can find all the latest details about this case along with raw video from the action cam and chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> all right now to an accuweather alert. another day inform 90s making this our fourth heat wave of the season and it feels a whole lot hotter. we remain under an excessive heat