and of course, the temperature in london and in england with manchester, and london bridge and westminster is also ripe for some type of revenge on attack from extremists who view all of the muslims as terrorists. so that is a possibility as well. and you know, everybody is ramped up over there. as we saw in alexandria, virginia n tv virgin virginia, in the u.s., and people get their head wrapped around different thing, and they lash out to kill people, and so we have to know from the met, what have you got here commanders? if we have been in that meeting and i have been there, and okay, what do we have? don't keep it under wraps if this is the only guy or the clear motive and know some good fact, there is a few things that we may not say, that we need to keep them because the prosecutor needs this them for the case, and put that over here, and put it out there so that the public can know, and we serve them so they can have more information, and we can get information. the met has to make the decision, and they will be under pressure to release some thing, even though they are tight-lipped

make sure that your phone is charge and check the profile and the teams, and nbc bay area wazers, and we will be there for you throughout the week and weekend. >> thanking you, mike. >>> coming up next, how safe is your car? airbags that are meant to save your life, but an investigation that shows how dangerous some of them can be. >> and first a look outside. overlooking dublin this morning and the traffic is moving smoothly through the span and somewhat clear. foggy by the coast as some june gloom is setting in. we will check the forecast when we come back with kari. you may not realize this - but replacement airbags used in damaged cars .. sometimes come from cars with previously re but replacement airbags used in the damaged cars are sometimes coming from the cars with previously recalled airbags. that is what car fax is telling nbc. the company says that 1 million airbags are replaced every year and sometimes recycled from salvaged cars. and car fax recommends to ask about the source of the recycled airbag if the mechanic is replacing one. >> some homework on that one. 5:25 right

and selena and roger. sanctions isn't a strategy. i think we need to think broader. selena was touching on this a little bit. you beat networks with networks. we're not going to win this asymmetric fight. you've read my bio that i wrote about ten years now. asymmetric warfare, what that means is a war that's not fought to conventional means. how do you fight a war not through conventional means, you get legitimacy and delegitimatize your adversary. we have to fully understand what we're dealing with. the senator has mentioned him. who is he? do we know who he is? most people i imagine don't know this. he's the great uncle, a gentleman named shibley alasami. the same network that put bashar al assad in power. these are well-established, and i think we have a golden opportunity. this didn't exist five or six years ago. the criminal states took a lot away from us in building alternative networks and they play by a different set of rules. now we have a new government in argentina and bra sdplzil and guatemala.

, and palo alto, and 56 degrees and 54 degrees. notice the low visibility there looking at the the golden gate bridge, and foggy to start, and welcome to june. that is typical, and then we will start to see the clear, and now, we will see the high temperatures reaching into the mid-70s and upper 70s to dday f the north bay, and san francisco, 65 as we are getting a live look outside at oracle arena, and this is lit up g getting ready for game one of the playoffs against the cavalier, and it is in the mid-60s and sunny skies and so comfortable, but it is going to cool down as you are headedacleg to be chilly. so looking out the window, it is a day for long sleeves and pant, because the temperatures are going to be cool to start, but then we also have some very comfortable weather, and also some breezy winds. getting the kids ready for school this morning, starting out cloudy, but at recess, you will see some clearing skies and cool temperatures, and it is going to be another pleasant afternoon and pretty much like it was yesterday.

and she couldn't see anything, and it's just ugly. >> i have a daughter of my own and i reacted and ran straight up here and she ran off. off. =. >> reporter: now the child's nanny called the police and they caught this woman who is accused of putting that in the child's mouth and had put meth in the child's mouth. that's when the police arrested her for attempted homicide. we have seen the police patrolling here and the park here, they didn't have an update to the child's condition, but say he's recovering in the hospital. in speaking to some of the people here and walking by, they all agree this is not really a park for kids. fo = = =. >> just incredible. thank you. >>> across the bay now for a mother accused of abandoning her daughter has surrendering to police. witnesses say she pushed her out of the van and drove away with a 1-year-old in the car. pairpara medics took care of the child and they later identified the mother and father. the father said he didn't see the child being pushed from the car. now the child protective service has custody of both children and they're investiga

it's a beautiful day in woodside and 70 you there and 72 san mateo and low 60s and seven cisco and herea look at your forecast. 75:00 with the westerly breeze at ten miles per hour so 63 degrees at the start of the game and going back into the upper 50s by the end of the game and bring along the extra layers and here is a look at your extended forecast. a slight dip on saturday and backup on sunday and back down on monday and tuesday and all in all not a lot of change. low 60s at the coast and low 70s at the bay and widespread 80s expected for inland cities. >>> perfect. thank you, rosemary. >>> san francisco is rolling out a new program aimed at keeping cigarette butts off of the streets and out of the ocean. there is a pilot program putting new holders in the sunset enrichment district and partner -- partnered with the surfrider program and kick it off by collecting butts and they said it is the most littered item in the city and they end up washed down the drain pipes and into the ocean. >> we still see the letter everywhere and i think it takes a renewed effort and more creativity t

and really we have high pressure and we are just kind along, and nice through the evening, and 60s and 50s during the overnight. so feeling like the beginning of may than the end of june. 83 for tomorrow, another great day, and another low and humid day, a little less muggy once again tomorrow. and then we get into tuesday and we are looking at maybe an isolated passing shower floating by as we have a disturbance, and other than that we will be fine and your monday is looking good as well, with increasing clouds setting us up for the chance of a stray shower on tuesday. and then look at this, we take them up on wednesday, and back in the low 80s on wednesday, and then humidity moves back in on thursday and then heading through the 90s with daily afternoon chances of rain on friday, saturday and sunday and storms typical in the afternoon. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> coming up, taking a risk that could mean the difference between clinical trial that cou have ld >>> monday marks 20 years since the release of the first "harry potter" book. and this coming thursday, june 29th is the

of the day is dry and hot and humid and 92 and sunday is hot ain stray storm is possible and 90 degreesnd partly sunny and we cool it down a tad and 4th of july and isolated storm, most of the day is dry and the same on wednesday 80 degrees, we start to get back into the pattern where temperatures are above average and humid and just get where temperatures are above average and humid and just get the typical pop-u you can now reserve a car online where temperatures are above and carmax will hold it for you thup to seven days, for free. you come in when it's convenient i know this because i'm from seven days in the future. now don't be frightened, seven days in the future is a glorious place. after all you had two good hair days in a row... perfect. right out of bed. and this car you reserved on carmax.com is still being held for you, for free. pretty sweet. or as we like to say from seven days in the future... ah...we still say pretty sweet. it's basically the same. ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download

and id owe logical tool to try and criminalize decent and look at the george bush years and obama years and they went after sarah palin and blame every random act of violence on right winged conservatives. they were ashamed about it. where are these people to defend our political speech when it was literally under fire? >> sean: very well said. there were only two liberals that stood up for me. thank you, my -- aappreciate it. and saying that the president is trying to destroy her and she is playing the victim and by the way, saying if she was a man, this wouldn't happen. we have more from the bizarre press conference. >> there are a bunch of old white men trying to silence me and i'm here to say that's wrong. >> sean: we are going to get reaction. lou dobbs joins us and president trump fulfills his campaign promise by pulling the americans out of the paris agreement and mike pence when he discusses how hard it is to govern when all hard it is to govern when all the media talks ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxu

western suburbs, and that is few and far between. 88 is today's high and breezy and warmer and more humid through the afternoon and evening. on friday, hot and humid and high of 92 and stray thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. and for the weekend on or about 90 for saturday and sunday and saturday is now transitioning back to a fairly active afternoon and we see showers at times and maybe some showers or thunderstorms that is something to keep in mind during the afternoon hours on saturday and sunday hot and humid and 90. sunday partly sunny and 91, less humid but not as bad as the weekend and tuesday the 4th of july and 90 is your high and in the afternoon a chance of a stray thunderstorm in spots. and can't guarantee everybody sees it. and it's a good night to not see one. we are all planning on fireworks. and then we get into wednesday and we have clouds and sun and a high of 88. >> okay [vo] strong. intelligent. explosive. the all-new audi s5 sportback. >>> final quick check of the accuweather forecast. >> okay just as we take a look at temperatures across the region this afternoo

he is terrified and he has no hope and little hope and he falls to his knees and he prays and he's not a religious man. in that moment, i can understand him. i think that is a connection and i think that is humanizing and that's what we all need in order to, we hope, not have more war and in order to understand each other. we are all human. we all want the same thing and it's so important to make that connection so you don't dehumanize someone else and that can be done absolutely across time as well. [applause]. >> that is an excellent point on which to conclude as i am being told we are out of time, but i would like to remind you that the books of our panelists are available for sale in the ballroom and they will be available to sign them according to the schedules printed in your book click, so me once more in thinking our panelists. [applause]. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> sunday night on afterwards, utah republican senator mike lee talks about forgotten historical figures who fought against-- against big government in

and because of him and the tremendous pain and suffering he's now enduring, and he's having a hard timefar worse han anybody thought, our country will perhaps become closer, more unified, so important. so we all owe steve a big, big thank you. [applause] and let's keep the warmbier family and the scalise family and all of the victims of the congressional shooting in our hearts and prayers. and it was quite a day. and our police officers were incredible. weren't they? they did a great job. [applause] and let us all pray for a future of peace, unity and safety for all of our people. [applause] thank you. and for cuba. i am so thrilled to be back here with all of my friends in little havana. cheers and applause] i love it. i love this city. and one of the -- thank you, thank you. this is an amazing community. the cuban american community, so much love. i saw that immediately. >> we love you. president trump: thank you, darling. oh, do i love you too. what you've built here, a vibrant culture, a thriving neighborhood, the spirit of adventure is a testament to what a free cuba could be. and

and ammo and started shooting.ongressman scalise was fielding at the time was hit in the hip. he is the whip and travels with a detail includingcal tap police officers. during the melee two officers were struck by gun fire along with a congressional aid and lobbyist for tyson foods. hodgkinson was shot and killed. >> i was up to bat when the shooting occurred organ. heard what i thought was a loud bang, i thought it was a construct site and heard run he has a gun. >> our own walter perez is in alexandria, virginia, gathering the latest on the shooting and he'll have a live report in the next half hour. and our coverage of the shooting continues online on our 6 abc app. there we'll have more on the men that pulled the trigger and photos and videos from the scene and more from local lawmakers that narrowly missed being involved this morning. >> you are looking at the sea of spectators and media outside of the norristown courthouse for day three of the deliberations for the the bill cosby assault trial. vernon odom ha

south bay and doesn't look like its causing major delays yet, and we have word from chp, a crash and a tree down. southbound 880 before you get to alameda, we have the far right lane blocked right now, no backup yet but i will keep a close eye on that. hopefully they will clear that before we see any delay. and everybody else looking light this morning. we know that's going to change in a few hours, and highway 4 to the maze, 16 minutes, and san francisco to sfo, you are in the green at just nine minutes. major changes to both streets, whether you are driving into oakland today for the warriors parade, and significant changes for mass transit, too. i'll talk more about that coming up. >>> dub nation ready to party. the victory parade starts in just a few hours. >> early birds already tweeting us and out there with your coffee and beating hundreds of thousands of fans expected to turn out today, ad our team is spread out. matt keller is at the convention center and we start with amy hollyfield on the parade route. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. fans are already

and being inside of a grand jury and seeing what is referred and what is not referred and what gets an know dietment a indictment and what is true billed or want true billed and military commanders are uniquely qualified to decide what is best for the military order and discipline of their unit. the second part of that is i've seen the evolution of the jag corps and their ability and their access with and to commanders and their ability to inform them and to be a part of everything that they do. so when these commanders make decisions, they're basing it on sound, legal guidance. the same kind that i would get from the assistance district attorney. i think it's important to note that cid or professional investigators do this every step of the way. i don't think the system is broke. i think we can always get better at everything we do, mr. chairman, but i think it is critical that we not take commanders out of this process. it is detrimental to the good order of military order and discipline to take access from the commander away because this only happens at the '06 level and above wi

we will seek him out and give him a ball and guys have to defend him and he was amazing tonight and ixpect nothing less. >> steph curry, and kd, and others will help to open a learn & play zone, and it allows youth to explore. >>> up next, it's on to game two, and the coverage starts at 5:30. >>> we have lots of beauty shots going through the game, and that made us look good. >> it's not that hard. >> absolutely. i wonder if anybody in the crowd had an umbrella for all the dunks he was raining down. i will be here all morning. let's talk about graduation. let's head over to san ramon valley high school, home of the wolves. warm sunshine at 5:00, and becoming comfortable by 7:00 and heading to grad night, about 67 degrees. here's a look down at 280 at 17. you can see it's a sunny start in the south bay. and watch out for the extreme sunshine. brighter today but breezy and on the bay today, slower breezes for you. here's a look at temperatures along the east bay shore. 57 in hayward. oakland about 56. san leandro, 52 degrees. we have 50 right there in novato, santa rosa and pacifica. an

curve and the blue route and manayunk at 4:46 and newtown 4:47.ass by bala cynwyd 10 minutes until 5:00 and you'll see the worst of this storm. this is what the clouds look like with the clouds moving in. the structure almost looked rounded with the shelf clouds and powerful winds. we'll watch this as it heads towards the city in the next 10 minutes. >> all right. the pop-up thunderstorms. any day i water my garden it rain rains. >> that is okay they need the extra drink. >> a home could be named historic, the philadelphia historical commission is set to consider 319 green lane for historic destination and preservation, it belonged to charles baldy, a powerful figure in the political circle a century ago and the great great grandfather of of taylor swift. that will likely not be a forecast ter in the eventual decision. >>> a new place to skateboard in philadelphia and opens just in time to take part of a major celebration happening around the world. councilman curtis jones and others cut the ribbon on the new playground state park. the long awaite

that is 85 and north highway 17 and checking on that with chp and meanwhile, the rest of the bay, and the approach towards the bay bridge is moving with well, and that accident that happened yesterday on the bridge is cleared. >>> investigators are on the scene right now at a police shooting in martinez near pa-chep pacheco boulevard. >> good morning. even though this happened earlier today involving the vallejo police department last night police officers from that agency shot a 20-year-old man identified as kevin decarlo is right here on the 1,200 block. they said they were trying to catch him from last thursday, and members of the vallejo crime unit tried toer arrest him for severe reckless driving. there was a police chase, but the police were able to identify him. and then the investigatety team located him when he slammed a patrol car, and last night police located him at the home here and then he tried to steal a squad car, and he was then fired upon and hit and taken to the hospital for what police describe as serious injuries. >> weer were just sittinging in the house doing n

of pulse plans to turn the site into a memorial and museum, and many orlando and museum, and many orlandoit up dough colobow colors. people are gathering at 18th and castro in san francisco at 6:30 for a show of solidarity. >>> and google promises to be a boost for the economy, and some small businesses are mixed about the idea. matt keller kis live in san jos with their concerns. >> reporter: good morning. good google builds it, they will come. we are talking about jobs and tax tkoldz dollars and a lot of growth in downtown san jose. according to the media partner, the planned 6-foot google complex will bring thousands of jobs but will also displace long-time businesses. businesses that own their properties already made deals developed with the guru. moving help won't be coming either. the city is only obligated from those displaced from government-owned properties. the matt keller, abc7 news. >>> and then posting climate change information that the epa disappeared from its own website. they want to show what is the threat caused by climate mayor ed lee says the public deserves to see wh

since 1988 and 1981, and the upper 90s. and in sfo, the record was 86 and now recorded 88. oakland d san jose, the hottest temperatures in june since 2008. you have to go bk qte a ways to find the temperatures as hot in june as we saw outside today. and the looking at the cool temperatures if you want to call it that this morning. starting the day in the mid-70s and we hit the ground running with these temperatures and as quickly as noon, we were approaching 100 degrees in concord and santa rosa and check out the temperatures that we are seeing right now with 107 in concord and 104 in livermore and 102 in santa rosa and cooling here in san francisco. here is the issue, the heat advisory is continuing, and now it has been extended through thursday. so while the inner bay gets a little bit of the cooling, the valley is in the 90s and likely seeing 100s and watching a second spike in the temperatures in the seven-day forecast which could be breaking more records this week. we will have a closer look at how long the heat will b

going and. >> rose: and not a public firm but a private firm. >> and not a chain of command and not somebody who is empowered to execute the agenda and this is a white house that is broken. it may be broken beyond repair because ultimately, it is not reince priebus's fault, necessarily, he has made a lot of rookie mistakes but at the end of the day, only donald trump can decide to empower his white house chief of staff to execute his agenda and also tell donald trump what he does not want to hear and does anybody imagine that happening any time soon? >> rose:. >> nor can anyone, nor can anyone point out to you somebody that says no to him. i mean i have asked that question all the time. who says no to the president? has stepped forward with a candidate. >> charlie, there is another really important point admission to all of this, discipline, this white house is lacking in discipline to message, a kiss plind, disciplined process, the tweeting constantly, daily, morning, noon and night, it is not helping, because it is putting out inconsistent and indeed contradictory messages, where

vazquez's face and they were released from the hospital and had cuts and bruises and sprains and went to talk to homicide detectives as for the 25-year-old suspect he went to the hospital with injuries he sustained during the struggle and remains in custody. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> chopper 6 hd was over this massive geyser in upper merion township. at the intersection of 8th avenue and moore road. aqua water says a rotted section of an old line broke when a construction crew was digging in the area. they were able to shut it off after 9:00 a.m. >>> steamy conditions are making their way into your forecast. a tad warmer than yesterday. as we look live at penn's landing from sky 6 hd, david murphy is over in the weather stenter with a first check of your forecast. >> things are heating up and we'll see that in a moment. satellite shows you cloud could have filtering through and generally speaking a decent amount of sunshine, getting through the clouds and maintain the sun and clouds mix, the rest of the way. 81 degrees in philadelphia this noon. 81 in

and design and business and engineering. recent years jefferson has been on a merger spree acquiring abington and area health. >>> the sixers number one pick markelle fultz gets to work at practice and yes it is practice and he is eager to learn from the coach and team. >> volunteers from lowes transform the backyard a nonprofit for people with disabilities a look at the facelift coming up next. >> after three days of temperatures in the low 80s, the high shot up to 88 degrees two degrees above normal and hotter and more humid over the weekend we'll have details and track the storms in the accuweather forecast. adam -- >> cecily i almost missed this hit because i was getting pizza for the crew. there is a whole pizza in here. we'll talk about the risk forever rip currents in the holiday weekend. and we found a lot of people enjoying a start to the weekend. the accuweather forecast is coming up in just a little bit. wow. >> i assume he is planning to bring that back/those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight.

and we got back to work and had this incredible library and library of congress and we started doing research and i'm calling my husband every 15 minutes like there's so much ground on this trip. someone was murdered on this trip. i said i got to get back to work, he's right here writing the proposal and it sold very quickly. >> not because of me but because he was in the amazon with these gifts and it was incredible and i went to this river and that was the beginning for me. >>. >> good morning everybody. >> mind was by accident really and this writing came out of frustration. but also out of the need to bite using words to bring to life the things that survive people physically. i am from west africa, sierra leon. a small country that became a tourism nightmare because of the civil war . i grew up in that war. i was drafted into war when i was 13 and i fought in that war for three years. guerrilla warfare is very different from professional soldier warfare. you basically train as you fight. and if you're lucky, you will make it like some of us did. but coming out of that war, i've

the cab be net and staff also there and doing interviews afterwards and their applause was echoed and magnified by every day american people and hard working american ps whose rights were defended by this and economic freedom was protected>> lou: 23 trillion. is there anything that president obama did that was not destructive to the economy and way of life? there are questions you have to ask in his decisions and policy, whose side was he on? >> i think that is right. i am sure there is something that doesn't fit. but this is very bad and this was particularly bad. in this case, he knew that it would potential not only to divide americans, but harm americans. >> lou: americans on occasions have been devoided. the forgotten founders. this is the bock. senator lee wrote a bock which we wrote to you highly. aaron burr, you got to be kidding. aaron burr was vice-president of the united states under thomss jefferon. he presided over the trials in the senate. he conducted them with due process. it infurerated jefferson and later, when aaron burr was no longer vice-president was tried for tr

she succeeded in the classroom and suck seed in emotional and spiritual and mental development and it kids to know basketball is not one dimensional. >> alexandria hof, eyewitness news. >> and a preliminary hearing is underway for 18 penn state fraternity brothers charged in death of 19-year-old pledge. some defendants face charges of aggravated assault and involve tarry manslaughter. and other as caused of less serious crimes. 19-year-old timothy piazza died in february after falling down the steps at beta theta pi house. video showed piazza being directed to drink and falling several times. >> now we know the identity of a philadelphia police officer involved in deadly shooting of an armed dirt bike ridener north philadelphia. on thursday, police say officer ryan panel a 12 year veteran of the force shot and killed 30-year-old david jones own whitaker avenue. officer panel shot jones as he was running away. police say jones was armed and that he pulled out a gun on the officer after that officer began questioning him. officer panel is on administrative duty pending results of inter

and, just markets and birthday parties and weddings and cultural events and screenings and all, like,mendous grace and tremendous beauty and a tremendous will to live and to be part of the, you know, all the conversations that are going on in the world, and that is what really touches the heart. all right. if you don't mind i would like to leave this is not a border for a book that's about — i know this is the book that you've got out at the moment. there are lots of other things i want to talk about — one of which is cairo. you are a cairean, your city, you wrote a book about... well, let's call it what we called it the time — a revolution — but before we talk about that, i mean, apparently you are asked many, many years previously to write a book about cairo and you didn't, and you waited until after the revolution. what was that about? yeah, uh, it — i needed money. laughter. no. that's not true! well, it's always true. not about the money, but you felt you weren't ready. no, i wasn't ready. no, what i mean is i signed the contract to write a book about cairo — bloomsbury were brin

done and to pull all of that back out and try to be both personal and this passionate as possible ando explain and pardon that motivation not only good for my mental health but also important that we come to grips with what we need to do in the future as a country. is a wonderful coincidenceoincid i'm doing a children's book at the same time because that is rooted in the idea of citizenship. how we give our children the tools that they need that only for their own lives but to be active citizens and cooperate with people. stowe thinking about this election and the lines drawn and partisanship and everything flying as it is important for me to say this is hell i experienced it. i cannot you have the same experience because a lot of people have hiked to the pacific coast trail but this is your truth in part of the reason it was so powerful is because you could feel that somebody else could hike that tomorrow and would not have the same experience. so. >> if somebody else plays on for president tomorrow? [laughter] [applause]ghter] >> that is a long tomorrow. that is how i try to convey

from and in my experience it's white men with guns and male violence generally and the opium epidemic and health crises in climate change and stuff and that's when the i find interesting is that this kind of bait and switch fear game, but the nea, i know will be a great symbolic victory and it's also about the people being crushed that's me, possibly you all although not nearly as pencil necked. so, you know, it may or may not happen, but it's also something republicans have wanted to do for a long time and now they are trying to live out their fantasies and their fantasies are mostly destruction as we make you go watch this and other programs on my netbook tv.org. >> welcome to the commonwealth club. i'm chair of the humanities forum. i would like to welcome our live audience here in san francisco and also are c-span audience today. .. .... .... >> we have some of us who as teddy roosevelt once said we are in the arena. our face is covered with dust, blood and sweat and then he said you have out of the way up in their ivory towers the academics who are watching the battlefield and th

>> doug liman, who directed "edge of tomorrow," and "borne" and "mr. and mrs.ry of barry seal. and it's really kind of a -- it's a comedy, and it's drama. and there's amazing kind of flying stuff in there. we -- you know, both aviators. we did our own flying. but characters outrageous in the world, in the time, it's just outrageous. it takes place in the '70s and the '80s. it is a wild story. it's wild. wild. >> jimmy: speaking of a a wild ride, "the mummy," was fantastic. i recommend imax to go see it. i mean, either way, go see it in theaters. but it was like -- it's a giant film. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and you do one of these scenes in there, it's a a zero gravity. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you're just kind of floating around in the back, and wrestling, and flipping -- this is my acting. this is what -- [ laughter ] this is why i don't -- this is why i don't get cast in any movies. like it's the mummy! it's the mummy, it's the mummy! [ light laughter ] that's why i'm a better audience than i am an actor. [ light laughter ] [ talking over each other ] yeah, the

baiting the police and hit-and-run.was facing charges in another case and was mistakenly let go. five foot 11 inches tall, 262 pounds. his pictures on the screen and if you know where he is called 911. >>> state lawmakers considering legislation to set the standards for organic marijuana, allow pot samples at the county fairs and home deliveries. this is part of the state budget agreement between governor jerry brown and top democratic lawmakers, scheduled to be approved today in the legislature. the budget agreement includes $118 million to pay the start of calls for the newly regulated industry. >>> the city college of san francisco has announced the top candidate for chancellor, and the most recent position was as the senior program manager in the new york governor's office storm recovery. they are set to vote on the contract and open session on june 22 and expected to begin work on july 1 if appointed. >>> bart is much busier than usual at this hour today and more than 1 million people are beginning to descend on oa

, yes, we're authors, and we are people who are real and have dealt with this and written about it, and again issue want to thank politics and prose and c-span to think enough of the series to come out and cover. don't get these kind of people in this kind of room without getting this kind of coverage. so i want to thank you all for being here tonight for our fifth installment i want you to feel free, feel welcome, feel at home, come to the microphone, and a question, intelligent, civil, and we will answer, and i want to -- without further adieu introduce the great, great panel. we're do some bullet points on their career and i want to start off with someone who i have such respect forks,s a mr. racing and love for, dr. mary francesberry. she has been jailed for fighting generals apartheid? south frick and is awe or of the book "five dollars and a pork chop sandwich. "a new book out" history teaches to us resist." next to our -- dr. mary frances berry, we have avis jones deweever. and next we have wesly lowrey, national report are foe the "washington post" and the author of "they can't

the system goes by the high pressure will build the and. 50s and 60s on the temperatures and the lows are coming up each day, and it was cool when i opened the door this morning, and some locations running warmer. 60s and 70s by the water and 80s and 90s for those far away from the coast.>>> i am looking at my computer, and you know how this goes, just to make sure that everything is in line. my computer has been acting up a little bit but let's start off with a look at what we have. this is in solano county, 80 westbound, vacaville, fairfield and vallejo not a bad commute all the way up to vallejo and continuing into the east shore freeway. it looks pretty good. on the east shore freeway at the minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze to get to the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're coming into oakland for the parade we are so far, so good on the road. bart is also doing very well and this is at 80 past the oracle arena and the freeways are wide open. get your blue and gold on, get out there early and make sure you have your phone charged, and you can watch something wh

there are no checks and balances and no free and impartial courts. there's no rule of law, descent is brutally suppressed. not all muslims, not even those who live in these theocracies support sharia. i call those who do mudeena muslims because they invoke muhammad, the founder of islam in madina. i believe the vast majority of muslims -- i call them mecca muslims because they site muhammad and his legacy from mecca. there's a third subset who eject the it military aspects of islam. i call them the reformers. they're different because they stand up to the madina muslims by openly rejecting sharia. most muslims live in secular states or states with some form of sharia. there are also millions of muslims who live as considerable minorities in nonmuslim societies like ours. the madina muslims are not satisfied with this status quo. their goal is to transform all muslim majority countries into islamic theocracies and to use muslim immigrant minorities as a beach head to transform nonmuslim societies, even free ones, such as the u.s. they have a long-time

and then he went on to write, thanks to my doctors and nurses, my family and friends, my church and my community and the affordable care act, now i'm -- and then he writes -- gone with the cancer. i have a preexisting condition. thanks to the affordable care act, my parents don't have to worry about losing coverage. a 9-year-old rhett is showing us the way. but how does this bill help rhet (now, i don't know the party affiliation of any of these folks. i don't know if they're democrats or republicans or independents, i don't know if they're members of the green party. aim note asking them -- i'm not asking them those questions. i'm asking them, how are you doing? what's helping you? what do you need? and how will this impact you? and i know that i'm just one of two senators that they have, and when it comes to their sneads and their -- to their needs and their need to be represented in the united states congress and their need to be heard and their need to be seen, party f. fillation -- party affiliation should not matter. what should matter are the needs of the american people. and re

dry conditions and low humidity, and when is the heat and humidity coming back? we have the answers on the 10-day forecast in about four minutes. >>> thank you. >>> more than two decades ago the same suspect stalked and attacked nearly a dozen young women in the d.c. area. >> one of those women were murdered, and he became known as the potomac river rapist. he never has been caught. and darcy spencer spoke to a woman that was raped when a teenager. >> i just remember saying, don't, you know, wake the babies. don't hurt the babies. >> kelly was an 18-year-old college student baby said her attacker broke in and threw a blanket over her head and raped her. >> he had taken phone cords and tied me behind my back with my ankles, so he had pulled my shirt up over my head. >> she says as he raped her he talked to her, and she knew he had been watching her and her boyfriend, who had already gone home. >> he said things like, was that your boyfriend that was here? i said, yes. why wouldn't you having sex with him? >> after the rape she says he did not leave the house, and

when it went up, and there was black smoke and the fire came out and all i could hear was this woman screaming.>> reporter: neighbors recalling the terrifying moments the fire through the home in santa rosa killing the woman inside and ms. smith was visibly shaken. >> it was awful. i watch tv but never in 1 million years what i imagine this. >> reporter: firefighters were called out to the home and when they got there there's fire was spreading so fast that firefighters said there was little hope of rescuing anyone inside. they were able to get the fire under control in 20 minutes. >> the whole awning went up and of entire back of the house was on fire and engulfed in flames. >> reporter: the fire started in the rear bedroom but the cause is unknown. the husband and son of the victim were able to escape the flames. neighbors rushed to help but the fire was too intense.>> by the time i got there it was too hot for me to get in. >> reporter: the victims husband tried to rescue his wife who was trapped in the master bathroom in the back of the mobile home. the hot temperatures did not c

and thereg at singapore and is a key credit facility.u have a look at the yield, this is the 10 year yield and the note is that a seven-month low. >> thank you very much. mr. -- ince are joined and we with the latest on the security investigation. >> we know that told people have been arrested in connection with this attack. there is a property being the investigation is ongoing here in the area behind me. that said, the london bridge rail station is open at exit only. we have learned that islamic claimeds responsibility. the three men who perpetrated who drove, the ones the van into a crowd and went on a stabbing spree, the police were confident that these are the only perpetrators. we are outside of was minster this turns political. there was a call for a suspension of the campaign did all, other than the united kingdom independence party suspended their campaigns. they said that enough is enough ending toleration of extremism and the embarrassing conversations. this might mean with the existing initiatives, extending and what are the

and repair and mend and all!our own individual mp because what is interesting in this debate is when you talk to constituents, you get a different view of their local mp than you do of the concept generally. the nature of this conversation, it is broadly generalised, you appreciate that, but mel, you will have heard politicians say look, we are in it for the right motive, so why do you still have such a bad feeling about them, that their reputation is so poor? well, i don't have a totally bad feeling, but i think there is not enough leadership coming from politicians. when we face brexit, we will need more than political management. we need people who can articulate a political vision and who can answer the question of what sort of nation do we want to be? instead we get politicians who are concerned or seemingly only with the next five year election cycle, so i think we need to do better on leadership. that's a very, very good point. i think one of the things we need to do more is set out why we wa nt need to do

members who are intended and brutalized communities and expand influence and control. the department of justice is bringing its full complement of law-enforcement authorities to bear on this issue. the department's response takes several forms. they face prosecution in their home country as well as u.s. and cross-border activities such as smuggling to prevent dangerous criminals from entering the united states in the first place. given the complexity of these issues, the department works collaboratively in coordination with its domestic and international law enforcement partners. let me first turn to our domestic work targeting ms 13. through taskforces such as the federal bureau of investigation, the fbi, safe streets and gang forces, hsi forces and community shield. those funded -- they have dismantled criminal organizations across the united states including ms 13 clicks. the criminal division's organized crime and we all continue to work collaboratively, more than ever before to investigate and prosecute ms 13 members. recent prosecutions in the northern district o

and then on friday, hot and 90 and more humid and comfortable and could be a thunderstorm late in thefternoon there. we have an improving forecast for the weekend and clouds and shower or thunderstorm early wrerks now looking at the sunshine returning and things dry out and the system getting through faster and see humidity lower a bit with the 86 degree high and saturday clouds and sun and 85 and next monday and tuesday a couple of pleasant days with highs around 80. >> we like that. >>> pope francis may know be a fan of american football, he met with representatives from the nfl at the vatican and they gave him his own yearsy. he spoke about the importance of sportsmanship in modern society. >> thank you. >>> more ahead if the next half hour. doctors of the hospital of philadelphia says keeping people healthy strong means keeping vaccines up to date? >> ali gorman talks about the vaccines for 11 to 13-year-olds. much more when we come right back. >>> "action news" continues with rick williams and sara bloomquist. >> we begin with half hour with breaking news from the fairmount secti

i came home and turned on the television and this morning and that's what i heard. so, it's very hard to know what to believe. i do believe it would be catastrophic and i do believe it would destroy any shred of trust in the president's judgment that remains over here. i do not know with specifics what the procedure is if that were to happen. but as i understand what you said, that could not be done without your assent. is that correct? >> yes. that's correct, senator. >> and what you have said you would not assent under the present situation? >> correct. >> because there's no cause. >> yes. that's correct. >> so, is it fair to put that to rest? >> as far as i'm concerned, yes, senator. i appointed him. i stand by that decision. i think it was the right thing to do under those circumstances. and i am going to defend the integrity of that investigation. >> thank you. let me go on to the cops anti-methamphetamine grants. that's a program i helped establish in 2014. if i understand what you said very quickly, the cut is $7 million in meth and $10 million in heroin but

, and they called the police and ambulance. said, why did you do that, why are you trying to kill people? and he wasn't responding, except to say, kill me. members of the public had been speaking about how they held the man who had jumped out of the fight ban on the ground as they waited for police to arrive, police said they were at the scene inio police said they were at the scene in 10 minutes. police said they were at the scene inio minutes. a police said they were at the scene in 10 minutes. a ?48 man has been arrested, taken to hospital as a precaution. home secretary amber rudd says this is being treated as a terrorist incident. counterterrorism police officers are investigating. this was an attack on london and all londoners. we should all stand together against extremists whatever their calls. good morning, dojoin us live in france free park this morning, counter terrorism officers investigating an incident involving a vehicle being driven into a crowd of people on the streets of london. this happened just after the po

se has a confidence and a sense of humor and aggress you'veness about her, and she's on a mission and she's focused. it's just thrilling to be able to play a character who's still very flawed, very flawed, in lucas' production. but you root for her because she's just so passionate about her feelings. >> rose: how is she flawed? oh, she's selfish and she can be petulant and she can be kind of petty and she can be impatient. but i find, like, within a character that still has the passion, i find those negative attributes sort of endearing. it's fun to play. >> this is also what has changed torvald. i mean, i think having had nora leave the house, we use the word "torvald is constipated." ( laughter ) through these 15 years and this shock that he's taken, he's left to raise three kids with the help of anne marie the housekeeper, housemaid. his life, i think, is so narrow, it's the bank and it's home. bank and home. he has no social life. he is horrified or very concerned about what society thinks of him, and her leaving, i think, has just turned his world inside out. >> rose: but he neve

and thef barbed wire orders to shoot and kill.this anniversary year are proving feared humanity. we have not come to terms with this in the past, we will not do so today or tomorrow. [applause] for we know the wall, the wire, the order to shoot to kill are not the answers of history to the german question. against the policy that gave confession andr profession of togetherness in the whole of germany, east and west, for our common historical heritage and the special responsibility of all germans for a peaceful future throughout our confidence. mr. president, we are prepared for a constructive development of relationships between the ,erman states wherever possible we want to mitigate the consequences of the wall for people in our country, especially in berlin. particularly in and for berlin, dialogue and cooperation are important. there must not be east-west populations leaving berlin aside. berlin must always be fully included. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the fight for cooperation can never be for us the full profession of o

and one man staying nearby said he heard it. >> hammer in the hand and down the hallway and sobbing and saw a young fellow, pinned to the ground by the couple in the room. >> police arrested that suspect tez and had to be treated for unknown injuries and the woman was arrested and had to with treated as well by firefighters. the man beaten by a hammer is in critical condition. >>> the driver responsible for a deadly hit and run in contra costa highway. a man and a dog were killed when they were hit just before 11:00 last night. the police don't have a description of the vehicle involved and looking e for clues that could help. >>> the chp is looking into what caused a deadly accident this morning. in this happened in the northbound lanes of mission boulevard. chp said the driver crashed into the back of the big rig this morning and died at the scene. the northbound side of the freeway was shut down and reopened 9:30 this morning. >>> we expect fbi director james comey to tell a senate committee that he found president donald trump's request to end the flynn investigation very concerning

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that was found before 24 and 25 avenues sunday night and man was wearing shorts and is described as 5' 6" to 5' 8" early 20s. dark complexion and black hair and 1" scar on left shoulder and call police if you have any information. >> and trump administration remains optimistic. newly revealed senate bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act will pass. report from congressional budget office shows that bill will cause millions of americans to become uninsured. david spunt in the stat center with more on this fight on capitol hill. >> it's a big fight, cbo is non partisan entity and both sides arguing the president vows to go forward and protesters continue to make their voice heard. >> outrage in old city. senator pat toomey office was the gathering place for those in opposition to the republican sponsored healthcare bill. 22 million americans will lose their health insurance under the new senate plan according to the cbo. the report shows the healthcare bill will reduce the budget deficit by 321 billion over the next decade. most savings come from cuts in medicade spend khing

and i recognize that and understand it. it's been an unsettling time which has tested the spirit of our country but we are a resilient country. our response, our response to disaster and acts of terror which take the lives of innocent people must be this. compassion, unity, resolve. for we're a great nation and a great people. we have been through and survived the toughest of times before and we thrived. once again, we can and will grow strong o stronger from the challenges we face today. the queen's speech on its own will not involve every challenge our country faces. not every problem can be solved by an act of parliament. every solved by an act of parliament, but it is -- but it is a step forward. it is a step forward to building a more compassionate, more united and more confident nation. that's what this government will aim to achieve. it is what this queen's speech will deliver, and i commend the queen's speech to the house. ♪ >>> the senate has adjourned until monday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. eastern. the congressional