>> again, i think president trump's made it very clear. he is not going to broadcast all his strategies, so that when we're negotiating kind of with all of our counterparts we're doing, we're not going to broadcast on tv what our strategy is exactly when we're taking actions. what i can tell you is we had very substantive discussions and we think we're going to move forward, and let me tell you, you know, we made major progress from my first g20 finance ministers meeting where we discussed trade and it was 19-1, we had almost a complete consensus on trade at this g20 leaders meeting where if you look in the communique, we have language on around reciprocal trade and the importance of reciprocal trade and almost every single bilat we were in, the president talked about trade and what we're looking for is free and fair trade and we're looking to make sure that we can grow our exports so that we don't have a giant trade imbalance. >> let's talk about mexico. you were in the bilateral meeting with the mexican president that the president was i

we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you. god bless you. god bless the state of ohio. thank you, everyone. (music)(music) (music) you can't always get what you want (music) (music) but if you try sometimes (music)

again it's very, very heavy rain coming up i-95 there.gain, erin is about to tell you that's not going to be good for the morning commute as you hit the roads. temperatures outside right now t-74 in d.c., quantico good morning 75 for you as well as annapolis. 73 in leonardtown. some cooler air north and west but even locations in the upper 60's lower 70's are really feeling that humidity. it's still kind of out there thick. almost like you can cut it with a knife. very, very thick humidity out there throughout the day today. 81 degrees your daytime high later on this afternoon. that's well below normal but again, extremely humid with showers and thunderstorms likely. but on and off throughout the day. it's not an all day event. we may get a peek of sunshine here or there but again, watch ou in some of those storms t all right, that's a check of you were forecast. erin como is back this morning with a check of your roads. >> and problem -- >> on-time traffic brought to you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com for special offers. >> and at 5:0

again a lot of radio chatter about that crain.irefighters warning one another to stay out of the path, the danger of course as it eats up the meltal becomes softer. the crane could collapse. we have not heard about any injuries but just to right. there are a lot of residents here. you were i having waited. >> this is -- >> being evacuated. >> how did you first hear about it? what did you hear. >> it just came on the intercom shortly after 5:00, 5:30 something like that, and they instructed everybody to leave the building, and on this side, obviously not on that side of building. >> and what can you tell me about this building, than is burning? this is say building under construction. >> it is. how close was it to being complete. >> it was quite close the win dose were in place. it was basically weather tight at this point. it is a really shame for the neighborhood. we have been watching it come together for over a year now, and it was a nice addition to the neighborhood, but now it is just a mess obviously. >> are you concerned at

when we are really under threat and again, i would say dealing with north korea right now or again, when you were working with iran. there were many different contacts through the government. the department of energy played a very important role, the state department, defense department. but it is what i will call a unitary state. there was somebody in charge and everybody was on the same playbook. at the same time, we had in a globalized world and interdependent world, our networks are a great source of power and advantage for the united states. the fact that our corporations are doing business around the world. the fact that our movies and entertainment are seen around the world. the fact that our universities are attracting students from all over the world. and many campuses abroad. again, our civic organizations linking up to networks abroad. we've got to be able to do both and that second disaggregated state, the very academic term but it means that our cities and our states are able to engage others. so right now on climate change, california and the cities of new york and chicago

so again, those thunderstorms, they packed quite a punch on our saturday, the good news, again, all ofhat precipitation has been smoothed out. holiday headlines for today, we go with more sunshine, but less humidity for our sunday, that's good news for us, temperatures, going to be little warmer than our saturday, and as we move into monday, some folks off, some people do have to go to work, doesn't look as though plenty of sunshine but still going to be hot out there. and then we heard the fourth every july itself mix every sunday and clouds, throughout the afternoon. and maybe later part of the day, could be a pop up storm. if you have outdoors, evening, on tuesday, going to be on without a pitch, just keep eye to the sky in case. storm juan p clear, dry, westerly wind bringing in loft drier air the back side of the colds front that continues to move off the coastline. it will be great day to go to the pool. 90 degrees for the high temperature this afternoon, lots of sun, but make sure to wear the sunscreen, uv on the high side all the way to up nine later this afternoon, just gettin

again all showers this morning. we'll have to keep an eye out or more a temperatures humid, stky, 76 in washington. 74 annapolis and 77 quanitco and 75 leonardtown. cooler spots west winchester avenue cumberland. 68 as they start the day. i mentioned humidity. dew points up there. not far from temperatures. dew point of 73 in washington is extremely humid as is 74 quantico. 73 fredericksburg and again it will be a humid sticky day even though temperatures not all that hot. 85 watch for on own offer showers and storms throughout the day. >>♪ 5:07 now ooz you can see traffic flowing freely behind me no problems entire stretch upper and lawsuiter lop. we see quiet companies on 39, 395 and i love what you see 9 outside the beltway and we'll switch it over now. traffic is looking nice again. all of our roads. we'll go ahead and take a look at maps. all green, all good. i'll let you know if and when that changes. we were seeing quiet companies through chevy chase and then we stuck some 3:01 split clinton. the rain could p

nd it happens again and again as we say on the eastern shore, he lies like a rug. president is doing things good for virginia, i am oing to work to make sure we get things done. i don't agree with everything the president says or tweets and have made that clear, but my focus is on virginia. kimberly: virginia is one of only two states, the other being new jersey, picking a new governor this year. virginia is considered the most of the two with democrats expected to he governor's mansion in trenton, new jersey. a thunderstorm warning just came in. let's get to josh with the latest. thank you very much. i want to pull this up for you. e have a new warning in place for parts of prince george's, southern anne county. this severe thunderstorm also apable of winds up to 60 miles per hour. if you're in any of those orange boxes, take cover. ightning with those storms and damaging winds possible. more after the break. kimberly: the man best known or playing mccauley culkin's father in the "home alone" movies has died. old.heard was 72 years heard earned an emmy nomination

dollar was down around 0 .3%, bt did gain again against the yen that is reversing today.he dollar slipping against the yen half a percent elsewhere a little bit of dollar weakness against the pound gold prices gaining slightly time for our must read stories my pick is in the "wall street journal. they outthe line the potential defense case against the latest round of news against the administration and russia particularly the donald trump jr. e-mails. and really saying here that there isn't enough evidence again for someone to go against it, particularly he writes a lot of what you're seeing is just naked political warfare at which team trump is failing badly in faskt getting buried his point saying there is still no fundamental evidence against the trump administration, but it's hurting donald trump and certainly taking its toll. and if you want to read a defense of the latest set of information, jenkins goes through all the points >> and my pick is in the "wall street journal" titled paying professors inside google's kad pick influence campaign. the they write google ha

and again through the day. it's the atmosphere here, slightly different, because as sun goes down, it's a friday night, you can see there are protesters here, but there are also just young people who are out enjoying themselves, drinking, maybe drinking a little too much. and that is i think potentially going to lead to some difficult situations as the evening plays out. but what we have seen, katy, through these back streets and down by the water, running battles between hard-core protesters throwing projectiles, using flares to fire at police. police responding with water cannon, what we think are stun grenades and tear gas, and they're moving on those protesters to keep them away from the area where the g20 leaders have been meeting. >> keir simmons, keep your head down out there, my friend. richard, you're following the vladimir putin angle. you've covered this man quite a bit over your time. and this is jared novanca, as well. we saw the first lady and president trump arrive a moment ago. in the meantime,

but again, just kind of keeping an eye on things, for again, later in the day on tuesday.utside rehoboth here this morning, wonderful looking scene, couple every people out there enjoying the start to the day down at the shore line. if you are down at the beach today, it will be a great day for us. so mostly sunny skies, temperatures on the beach, eight a, to about 90 degrees, so warm day, that's for sure. southwesterly winds, five to 10 miles per hour, water temperature feeling good at this point, up to the 70s, uv index hi, make sure wearing the sunscreen, rip current for today looks to be on the lower ends, but you always need to swim by the lifeguard, be careful, even though rip countries being is low, doesn't mean there is a chance for t here in the city 9 degrees for high temperature this afternoon, lower humidity really what we are looking at today even though couple of degrees warmer today than where we were yesterday. when you compare this to average, 86 is our average high temperature, so slightly above that for this afternoon, 87 what we should be looking at the

that's what he was chasing again, as well as simply winning the race, of course.s are no longer quick enough, and the time, 25.99, just outside of his own world record... well, yes, four hundredths of a second outside — don't dare be disappointed. he is a double world champion, and peaty still had the mixed medley relay, where britain finished...fifth. well, watch out for improvements — he promises. i'm so, so happy with my performances here, two 25 points now, and i know there's more in that, but i don't want to spoil it for next year. yes, from uttoxeter to budapest, all his fans need something to look forward to. joe wilson, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emily maitlis. a week of drama at the white house and it's only wednesday. tonight i will bejoined by and it's only wednesday. tonight i will be joined by one of donald trump's key lieutena nts. will be joined by one of donald trump's key lieutenants. what has the president achieved six months on? join me now on bbc two. now on bbc one, the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsda

again they've been missing for about 20 days now. we're told that northwest detectives have every available investigator out there looking for the mom, and her child, and at this point, all they really know is 16 year old jam eye a green, and two month old emelia green, seeing a photo, last seen on july 4th along ridge avenue. they've been staying with children services and the teen had been ordered to stay at the group home there. the group home allowed the teen to leave for periods in the day and on july 4th, she had told them she was leaving with her daughter but never returned back, they don't suspect foul play at this point but they are focused on insuring this new newborn and her mother are okay. >> what i would say to her is that there are people out there that are concerned for her well-being, and if she is going through something, then this is not the way to do it justice appear with your two month old child. she needs to come in, turn herself in, and let everyone know that she is doing fine if a that was a message directly

little again not only. the hair do you leave it out of your being your friend does it make sense when you really call themselves creepy jesus show and then it like they were trying to offer a lot of people were like that respond to that he's like he's like why is that the thing is i didn't like that like that thing everything resonated around your dressing jesus i think i've heard that term the out so once progressive jesus up to i mean link up there what exactly well you have to have his opening piece you know what he talks about talk about kind of in a different way we were talking about about the distraction tactics. he goes back to wall street because guess what you know what people like you all should guess what we need to keep talking about this because they're doing the same stuff and potentially the same terrible outcomes are going to happen and they don't want to talk about it that's the whole point is to distract us with the trump tweet with all of this stuff right so he goes into that you know he

we are going to win again, folks.e applaud their strength, their courage, and we really support that incredible wind they have. the will is a stroke strong -- is so strong, and they want to win. they want to win for you. thank you for being here. that was great. [applause] one such hero is captain luis avella. where is he? luis? we love you, luis. luis, wow. [applause] luis is here tonight, along with his wife claudia. thank you, claudia. thank you, darling. thank you. thank you. [applause] luis served in the army for 16 years. he held many different positions on five combat tours and was always a leader. everybody always said -- i've done some checking on you -- that you did a great job no matter where you were, no matter where you went. on his fifth employment, luis bravely led his company on a successful mission to recover vital intelligence. during this critical mission, his vehicle was struck by explosives. luis was gravely wounded and lost his leg. he received a purple heart for his service and sacrifice. to lui

again tomorrow as well.lves in the slight risk catego potential of strong even severe thunderstorms. we're watching this complex right here coming out of ohio and it needs to be watched very closely. it looks like over the next couple of hours or association this complex will weaken a little bit and then as that energy gets a little closer to us, it will fire things up again late this afternoon into the area. there's yet another complex behind the first one so we have two complexes of showers and thunderstorms coming in our direction. the setup in the atmosphere is perfect to kind of breed these complexes of thunderstorms. they're typically very, very windy, they're fast moves. they can drop a little bit of hail in some cases but a lot of rain, too, so again, it bears watching late this afternoon into this evening. 11:00 a.m. we should be dry, 91. i still think most of us are dry at 2 o'clock but out to the north and west we could already start to see these thunderstorms firing up getting a little bit strong

because we'll make america great again. [cheers and applause] to my friend pastor jeffress, and to paula and louie and to harry and to luis, and to everybody in this room and everybody in this country, thank you for your great support. i appreciate. i will not let you down. to all of our incredible veterans to be with the people in the military, and to evangelical christians who came out in record, record numbers, thank you. have a wonderful independence day. god bless you, god bless our

if we walk away again, then we will inherit the whirlwind again. >> a third american president now appearsling to commit american troops for the long term. >> we should never, ever have left. the vacuum was created, and we will figure something out. our main thrust is we have to get rid of isis. >> panetta who tried but failed to stop obama mr. withdrawing combat troop argues today the u.s. must stay indefinitely. >> i know people say why should we have that responsibility. the reason we have that responsibility is because we spilled a hell of a lot of blood in iraq and afghanistan, and it is our responsibility to make sure that ultimately those countries are stable and can govern themselves. >> unlike his predecessors, president trump is delegating most military decisions to his generals, including future deployments. is there a risk that the president is now placing too much power in the hands of the generals and not enough leadership from the oval office? >> in the end, it's the president of the united states that has to make the decision whether to do it or not because the american peo

happening food great people are great crypto is great it's all great stacey's great make stacy great again he's already great holy moly what's going on stacy just for the day we were out it's only you know it's not holy moley but holy moly it while maula that's all i only hope. why do you keep saying wave a it's like huevos rancheros. that you like yeah i like the drop of stuff that's great. so the malaya has pulled us back in again we are here actually we actually went to the russian embassy to see our friend don't go price received an honorary degree from a university and russia and it was quite interesting of course that means that we were photographed at the russian embassy here the russian ambassador to mexico is there which means you can never be president of mexico max i have told you go buy a debt and yeah i did i called him because he doesn't believe him but. well so of course while we've been here. janet yellen has proclaimed that you know stock markets are at a permanent high plateau of course mexico city is at quite a high plateau we're quite high up in the air not only here ab

i again appreciate that. consular affairs, as you know, has been charged with setting visa policies since 1952 when we passed the immigration and nationality act, and i think to shift that to the department of homeland security, especially at a time when the issue of refugees and immigration is so controversial, would be the absolutely wrong approach. i will just tell you right now that if that's the case, i will be one of those opponents leading the charge. thank you. >> thank you. >> just again i want to revisit the subject that senator menendez brought up, and then i would like to visit something senator shaheen has just brought up. i get no sense whatsoever that it is the intention of the secretary of state to push for usaid to be merged into state. i get none of that. i don't think that's an outcome they're driving at. i do think, on the other hand, they are sitting down and talking with people, as you might expect, and getting input as to how the organization ought to be set up, but i don't -- i don't t

again i repeat put that aside.et me admit for purposes of argument that that's innocent, normal, that's just politics. what we got is a campaign with a categorical denial, the administration with a categorical denial that any such meetings took place. that's concerning not just for the past but for the present and future. the administration makes these really absolutist claims and it doesn't seem as if its done its homework to make sure they're on solid ground it's bad politics and really bad policy. >> i spoke to steve hall earlier today and he said russia, it is possible, i mean, their mode of operation it is not uncommon for them to use a third party rather than having a russian diplomat or official in this case meeting with donald trump, jr. and it's very possible that this was a probe just to see was somebody in the trump orbit willing or open to the idea even if she didn't have any concrete information. >> absolutely plausible scenario. they make use of all of the tools they have. they have far more control o

going to be dry, muggy again. little cooler than we had the last couple of afternoon, as we actually probably won't reach the 09 degrees mark today for the first time in five days that we won't reach to 90 degrees mark. if you are planning on being down the shore, maybe up the last day of the weekends, it won't and bad day for. that will beach patrol heads quart nerves margate, you can right now see not whole lot going on. temperatures are in the 70s, and they're going to kind of peak, looks like, in the 80s, later this afternoon, which is good news for us in general, our dew points, are going to be staying on the higher side. that's going to be the biggest thing, just how mug at this will be feeling, what we will be seeing later this afternoon , high temperatures, likely, right into the mid to upper 80s, jan. >> all right, matt, thank you very much. >>> we're following breaking news, at this hour, two people are have now been confirmed dead, and in a house fire in cheltenham. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh,

. >> still, all her daughters want is to move back home again. in burlingame, lisa amin gulezian. >>> a man was shot in the chest. it happened after 3:30 afternoon at keith street. investigators believe it may be gang related. the shooter ran away, they're concerned because there have been several shootings in the area over the past few weeks. >>> the gucci store in union square should be back in business after a pre-dawn breakin that may have cost more in damages than stolen goods. police say someone rammed the vehicle into the store before 3:00 yesterday morning. the inch-thick, triple-laminate glass doors and windows collapsed leaving the thief free to make off with thousand of dollars worth of purses. that left would-be shoppers out of luck for much of the day. >> i was hoping to get a gucci belt. my grandma looked it up in the hotel room and everything. >> i'm obviously shocked and something untoward happened. >> this is just the latest in a series of union square smash and grabs. nearby montclair has suffered four break-ins since opening la

and again and again.t again andy again. your boys are not going to be sent into any foreign war. is by 1961, i make are we going to be ahead of them, i'm not sure we are. >> the use of weapons against united states ships have today required me to order the military forces of the united states to take action in reply. >> i'm going to say this again, i did not have sexual relations linsky.t woman, miss >> we will keep this promise to the american people, if you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan. >> when richard nixon said he was running for president, he said i have a figure plan to win the war. what have we gotten as a result in our society today with all these presidents telling us untruths. >> there is not a society on thingshere leaders say that are entirely true. goal is to make america work better. suspected that the kinds of insurance plans that people had would go away, not be outlawed by the bill but

90s and low 100s again tomorrow. we're also seeing a few monsoonal clouds sweeping across our skies too. it will be even hotter tomorrow. we'll break down those temperaters in a few minutes. (justine) in the north bay, fire fighters were put to the test amid scorching temperatures. kron 4's ella sogomonian is in novato with a heat advisory warning. fire crews from five different agencies were called out to a brush fire amid scorching temperatures just after 4 in the afternoon saturday. the fire broke out on the side of the westbound 37 freeway in novato but traffic wasn't impacted.sot: captain mike taul, novato fire department// "fortunately the wind didn't kick up today but that is a huge contributing factor to the spread of wildfire."fire fighters were able to contain the blaze at 3 quarters of an acre within 15 minutes.the national weather service issued the red flag warning for the north and east bay hills that's in effect until 9 sunday night.sot: captain mike taul, novato fire department// "the heat advisory is

we've had hot weather for the past month and a half on again and off again. really just made it unbearable throughout a lot of the bay area. that's what i want to show you next is how much we have seen these 100-degree days tally up. livermore, for example, has already had eight days at 100 degrees and/or hotter. for the entire summer months average, we usually average ten days at that. already trending well above earning as it comes to summer. and then we're still looking at some above average weather. let's get a look at what's going to change it up for us. all of us want to know when things are going to cool down. beginning tomorrow, we out of the 100s. this trough of low pressure building across the pacific. it's going to send that hot area of high pressure packing and moving off towards the east. no more hot 100s. it looks like we're good for as we head throughout the next four days. as we head into tomorrow's forecast, we'll get a little morning recovery. in terms of that weather, a break in the south bay down to 65. peninsula 63 and mild start in the t

and, again, a point i'll make again later, counterinsurgency is really just modern warfare. as much as we may not like it, it's not going away because modern warfare's not going away. this is modern warfare in a diagram what you've got is you've got a whole set of operations going on. it's not just combat operations, it's also developing host nation security forces, developing -- restoring essential services, developing good governance and also economic development. this is all a part of what it takes to be victorious in these kind of wars because you're trying to to change people's attitudes. you trying to get more people to support the government than don't. now, this is not hearts and minds coin. hearts and minds often gets -- hearts and minds is very much a social science approach that somehow you make everybody love you. we realized when we were doing the doctrine that there are other parts of the anatomy you have to grab sometimes to get people to do what you want them to do. so there's a bunch of coercive as well as -- you use carrots and sticks both. the bottom line

what you see is a sense of oligarchs and crime bosses that comes up again and again and again. putin allows them to work and allows them to become wealthy as long as they're serving putin's interest and a long as they don't challenge him politically. >> many of them seem to take interest in trump property. trump tower was a demand property from the very beginning. >> right. but you have to wonder about money laundering though in this. if you look at special counsel robert mueller and look at the people's he's hired recent ly hired lisa pay who has enormous experience. and andrew wiseman who is also an expert in money laundering. >> i want to get to that in a minute would you think the investigation might be going and whether or not it could be looking into some of this. but among, you highlight sell of these kind of russian mafia fixes either owned trump properties or had business dealings with the drum organization. one of them is an individual named tacktafnov, i think i'm pronouncing his name right. this guy owned property on trump tower recently as 2013. >> right. there was

there he is again.familia was single mother every three, she leaves behind 20 year old and 12 year old twins. >>> the two brother charged with killing a philadelphia police officer may face the death penalty. a judge just ruled prosecutors can go after capitol punishment for the death of sergeant robert wilson the thirds. prosecutors say carlton hips and ramon williams shot the officer two years ago in north philadelphia, when they tried to rob a video game store in the middle of a snowstorm. the trial is set for next april. >> 4:20, developing story right now, this is from down the shore where instead of watching over people in the water, you see what the lifeguards had to do, this is down in ocean city. they had to fend off an attack, this was on the fourth of july, our chris o'connell has this story. >> it wasn't your typical relaxing day on the beach here in ocean sit, on fourth of july, when lifeguards, and police officers, both assaulted, during a drunken beach brawl. the family, friendly shore to

this book, again the notices, i think it's 1831 the notices go up to. but again slavery existed in the south until the 1860s, and i think it was sometime in the 1930s the wpa went around and actually took oral interviews. there upon the libra congress. they have been transcribed and you can get a picture how people were treated at that time. we don't have that in the north because there was a very slow, a very slow, gradual -- i think it was sometime, i think it's july in 1799 the gradual law was passed which says that anyone who has come in the woman that gives birth to a baby that's enslaved, according to the mother, the baby will have 25 years to serve if she's a girl, 28 years to serve the master of her mother, 20 years to serve if the baby is a male. and the loss kept changing. but at the time if you kept that child, you were entitled to $3.50 a month from the state of new york for the upkeep of the child. but many people what the widget is they would take the baby comes you would have to register the birth of that chocolate the town clerk, then yo

and, again, this is the story, again, leading "the new york times" tonight. "before arranging" -- from maggie's meeting "before arranging a meeting with a lawyer he believed would offer compromising information about hillary clinton, donald trump jr. was informed in an e-mail the material was part of a russian effort to aid his father's presidency. mr. goldstone's message as described to "the new york times" by the three people indicates that the russian government was the source of the potentially damaging information. it does not elaborate on the wider effort by moscow to help the trump campaign. there is no evidence to suggest that the promised damaging information was released to russian government computer hacking that led to the release of thousands" -- "was related to the computer hacking that led to the release of thousands of democratic national committee e-mails." the question is, when the e-mail says this is part of the russian government's attempt to aid his father's presidency, does this say this wasn't a one-off meeting, maggie? >> it could cert

again and again and again. and i think so we can make fun and say why is he doing this, but there's a reason why. and you have to keep presenting that bigger context. i think it's kind of disgraceful that even today he was not defending america's national interest when it comes to sitting down with putin and also joking with the guy about the media. and this is a guy who leads a regime where journalists are killed. you know, it's easy to go on and on and be outraged about this, but sometimes outrage is factual. >> that's right. look, i think what we saw in this european visit or what we've seen so far was what you would expect to see based on trump's signaling during the campaign, that he was going to align with vladimir putin. that speech in warsaw was full of ethno nationalism language, talking about our culture, our civilization, not about democracy, not about liberty and equality, but it really is a term to describe ethnicity and describing a battle of civilizations between what we have in the west and othe

it blew off again, he patted the marine's shoulder and boarded marine one.est of us. >> he gets a for effort. looking for for a way to quench your thirst, cactus water is the new trend. alicia vitarelli has the top new trends in what's the deal. >> reporter: registered diet experts looking at the new an drink, cactus. >> ginger is trendy. >> reporter: sweetened with maple syrup or honey, it's the new thing. >> this may have health benefits for it. >> reporter: the energy boosting natural sweetener is popping up in everything. >> the royal jelly is what, rolls royce. >> it's what the queen bee eats. >> reporter: this is a wine grape from to cab >> this bag has 60 calories. this meal is self stable. >> there's not a single preservative in there, other than lemon. essential oils are finding their way into foods, like chocker late. and chickpe as are having a moment -- chickp. eas are having a moment. >> for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> now we're hunky, right? >> 67:57 there's another hour of action straight ahead. here's some of the stories

90s and low 100s again tomorrow. we're also seeing a few monsoonal clouds sweeping across our skies too. it will be even hotter tomorrow. we'll break down those temperaters in a few minutes. the sunnyvale department of public safety is back open tonight... after being shut down for several hours today... because someone brought ágrenades into the building. fortunately nobody was hurt. kron four's spencer blake is live in the south bay tonight. spencer, any reason as to why someone would bring those in? it was actually two well- meaning people who wanted to have the weapons disposed of properly.but police weren't going to take any chances until they knew the grenades didn't pose a danger. these are three disassembled, rocket-propelled grenades, or r-p-g's.they're disassembled in this picture.but before that they were in a box that a husband and wife brought in to the lobby of sunnyvale's department of public safety. they told the officer at the desk they wanted to dispose of some world-war-two era weapons properly."we

again, it looks as though vegetation is the only thing that's been on fire here. dry brush and trees have burned. police have also blocked access to san felipe road. so if you are trying to get up here, you will be turned away. again, the cause is still under investigation. the good news is no injuries to report. and when i spoke to cal fire they tell me they plan to be here all night. back to you. >> azenith, we have seen the large amount of smoke that this fire has been putting out. it doesn't look particularly smoky where you are, but what is it like down there? is it lingering or does it feel like it's blowing out? >> reporter: well, it looks as though it is dying out. we were there around 4:00. there's no cell phone reception over there and it's kind of spotty, but there was a large plume of smoke. especially if you're driving along the freeway you can see this large plume of smoke. luckily it has died down. we haven't been able to go up the hill to check it out but in talking with the residents here they say it appears that firefighters are making good progr

>> reporter: again, one more time. a lot of noise out here one more time on the question, please. >> are you hearing anything at all about a possible motive? i know the district attorney has kept everything close to the vest. but are you hearing why this possibly has happened? >> reporter: we've heard several different things. my sources are telling me this appears to be drug related. it may be related to the sale of marijuana, possibly some debts involving marijuana but, again, the district attorney has offered no specifics. when we pressed paul lange for specification about the confession did he not give any. he said he did not want to go into specifics until this was all wrapped up, and charges were filed. we understand this is a rather lengthy confession. it was very detailed from what we understand. investigators spent hours tal talking to cosmo dinardo now we hear there might possibly a second person or others. we do not know at this point, but all along there's been some thought that more than one person had to

again, you said on tit on the h intelligence committee. have you seen evidence that any other country besides russia tried to meddle in the 2016 election? >> none. none. and, yes, there are other countries out there with sophisticated capabilities. the chinese are pretty good at this stuff. they've been stealing our industrial secrets for a long time. this was an issue under the obama administration. there are plenty of other countries out there with capabilities. the fact is, a very serious attack occurred and i don't understand how the united states president can protect the country if he's not willing to sit down with vladimir putin and look him in the eye and say, i know you did this. it will stop. >> so again, you've seen no evidence that any other country hacked into the 2016 election, the president of the united states just said today it's possible other countries did. is he seeing different intelligence? what do you make of what he said? >> no. john, we have the 400-pound guy sitting on his bed. for some reason -- and i suppose i u

bush left office america is once again a pariah state joining me now is one of the few people i know who can find humor in situations like this john fugelsang is an actor comedian and political commentator so as the host of tell me everything on sirius x.m. insight one twenty one john welcome back. what a pleasure mr harben greetings from the new york bureau thank you oh he's nice having you with us it's always nice to see you. whole g. twenty trip strikes me as just wildly ironic i mean he gave his big speech in poland about defending the west and then what put that in quotes and then what about showing how wildly out of touch he is with genuine classical western values you know tarion ism and small d democracy and and you know your thoughts on all that well i mean the only thing sadder than you know being embarrassed for america in front of our allies is having our allies embarrassed for us i enjoyed the poland speech as much as i enjoy reading any right wing wiki entry on a country's history mostly what he did was reciting the poles many of whom were bussed in from the suburbs fac

jenny, thank you. >>> once again many were watching our interview with rodney roberson bianca's father yesterday as as he remembered his beautiful daughter. afterward a number of you contacted us asking if there was a way to make a donation to the family. is there a go fund me page that has been set up in bianca 's memory. we have all of information on fox 29.com. >>> a foolish crime here, trigger happy paint baller are taking aim at residents in southwest philadelphia, and police say they may have been intentionally targeted. steve keeley at police headquarters, what is going on here, steve. >> reporter: first thing, the officers here want to remind everybody paint balls may not be bullets but they can certainly hurt and really do some harm if somebody is hit in the eye. it why is people who play paint ballgames wear protective eye gear, helmets and lots of body padding and why philadelphia police here want to catch those firing paint ball gun out of the car at people on at least three- cases this week. people walking down the street at forty-second and baltimore. then people sitting

[laughte >> yeah, it looks like we're going to have on again off again rain throughout the day today.blems out on the roadways and the potential for some flooding here and because of that, flash flood watch issued about 6:30 this morning for much of the area. if you can flip the prompter that would be fantastic. all right. there is your flood watch and again that includes city of washington, now reaching down into charles county there, much of virginia and then let's see the maryland counties there include looks like montgomery county, prince george's county as well. so, the bottom line, we're going to get several rounds of rain here potentially some thunderstorms. we already picked up in many spots close to 2-inches of rain last night and it's raining hard out there early this morning and i would úexpect plan or at least be on the lookout for the possibility of some flash flooding here later this morning. 74 in washington, 75 annapolis, 71 gaithersburg. about 80 today for daytime highs. so, the actual air temperature not terribly warm with all the rain we're there's your rain just bl

once again, the 17 of ricky stenhouse jr. had filled that hole and a big hit by the 41 of kurt busch. the red flag has been displayed. >> those are the angles that just -- tremendous impact. 41 down and the bottom of the racetrack gets caught in the quarter panel, and you see the action start happening on the outside. 41 gets clipped. turns right. on the wall. >> the other car came down. it's hard for me to see where it first starts. we always want to point fingers. right here, they got together, but -- >> it's simple to me that i think ricky stenhouse has committed to the top. kyle larson was laying down, and did not know or thought he was protecting. 17 is running straight. 42 is moving to the right. that's what you do. aggressive. if the 42 can squeeze, he'll have it down the straightaway. >> it's important to note when these cars are inches apart, these cars don't track straight. when you get beside another car, that can push your car away, or pull it to it. sometimes you have no wheel whatsoever, and you get it to the gu