owner annie morehouser a compliment. >> i was excited to meet annie of annie glass, right? and by no means did i realize what i had said. in the back of her head, apparently, she was thinking than just thank you very much. >> i was like, oh. oh. and then quickly covered up it with thank you, thank you, i'm so glad to hear that. >> little did nathan know that he had just tapped into one of annie's worst fears about her watsonville, california, business that she started in 1983. >> and then i heard it a couple more times. i thought, ooh, oh, i need to work on that. >> over and over again, the refrain was the same. finally, when annie went to advice some students and heard the same thing yet again, it was the draw that broke the camel's back. annie did not want her glassware to be something other mothers loved. i thought, i need to do something to make sure they love it, too, and maybe refresh the brand. >> annie could have ignored what she was hearing. the company was doing fine. but the original ohman antique line and items that had been added weren't resinating with new cli

anitionally, we have got annie oakley shotgun. there are a lot of shotguns that belong to her but we are proud shotgun because this is the gun annie referred to as her first real gun. it came to us directly from members of the family. by otheret purchased collectors or used by anyone else. this is very special for us. deming to any -- something endemic to any of these girls who performed in wild west shows, they had to combat the idea that they were doing things that a female should not be doing. traveling, all kinds of athletic feats on horses, that was not quite the norm, certainly at the turn of the century, late 1800s, early 1900s. to put an uncomfortable audience at ease, one of the ways they did it was through what they wore. their outfits were a dormant with exquisite beading and fringe and color. it was very much a way to let the public know, it is ok. i am still a female, even though i am doing these traditionally male tasks. we often talk about sandra day o'connor. she considers herself a cowgirl, born in texas, raised o

(anny hong): a warming trend (anny hong): a (anny hong): a warming trend is forecast for today and tuesdayover california. a cooling trend is then forecast to begin near the coast on wednesday and spread across the entire area thursday and friday. dry conditions will prevail throughout the forecast period. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) the warriors are back-to-back n-b-a back-to-back n-b-a champions... ( will ) and tomorrow... the team and the bay area will celebrate on the streets on oakland. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from walnut creek. ( lydia ) here's a look at tomorrow morning's parade route. it starts on 11th and broadway... then loops around the north-west side of lake merritt... and ends at 13th and oak. there are a couple of changes from last year -- the parade route is shorter... and there will ánot be a rally after the parade. the warriors are expecting more than a million fans to attend. attend. fans to attend. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. kron 4 will kron 4 will cover tom

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and it takes a violent turn. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast.ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (anny hong): high temperatures today are forecast to be much warmer than sundayús, especially inland areas which are expected to be in the 80s. (anny hong): high temperatures today are forecast to be much warmer than sundayús, especially inland areas which are expected to be in the 80s. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. srichmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) in the east bay... a barbeque competition and festival in martinez turns violent... when animal rights activists start protesting. kron 4's sara stinson has the story. reporter intro: ("animal rights activists here in berkeley ar

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (james)(darya)(anny) welcome back.s will warm throughout the interior this afternoon as high pressure begins to build over the southwestern united states. little day-to-day change in highs are expected from tuesday to wednesday as the ridge flattens before a more noted warming trend develops late in the week and into the weekend with hot temperatures forecast for inland areas. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) a big story we are following this morning... a young vacaville mother is killed... when she was hit by two different cars while crossing the street. now her family is demanding the city makes changes at the spot where she died. 20-year-old samantha brigham was leaving a birthday party when she tried to cross nut tree road near marshall road. vacaville police say brigham was hit b

(anny hong:) a to 101.ntinues. temperatures across the region will cool below normal for tuesday and wednesday afternoon. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. the buzz this morning the buzz this morning starts with the passing of a football legend.. dwight clark.. who made the mostivitol pl in 49er history.. died at the youn forever be remembered for the catch. even if it happened before you were born.. every 9ers fan knows about the legendary leap that launched the 49ers dynasty. in 1982.. dwight clark caught joe montana's sailing pass to beat the cowboys and go on to win the first of 5 superbowls. clark didn't reveal he was battling lou gerig's disease until last march.. fans got to see him about 6 months later when joe montana introduced him on dwight clark day at the game against the cowboys. his teammates talked about how they idolized him.. jerry rice said he tried to emulate him on and off the football field

(anny hong): temperatures will warm throughout the interior this afternoon as high pressure begins to build over the southwestern united states. little day-to-day change in highs are expected from tuesday to wednesday as the ridge flattens before a more noted warming trend develops late in the week and into the weekend with hot temperatures forecast for inland areas. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) the situation at the (robin) the situation at the u.s.- mexico border is causing intense concern around the world. many calling the new "zero tolerance" policy towards undocumented immigrants heartbreaking. meantime... the department of homeland security is refusing to stop the practice ... and claims the problem was created by the democrats.. kron 4's ali reid has the story. d-h-s defends the border separations and detentions.and say it will co

(anny hong): another warm day across the bay area, especially over (anny hong): another warm day acrossly late in the week with increasing onshore flow as a mid to upper level trough moves in from the northwest. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) this morning... we're highlighting some of the good work food banks across the bay area are doing on a daily basis.( will ) this is all part of our parent company's annual "founder's day of caring." kron 4's philippe djegal takes us to berkeley... and shows us how the grocery rescue program works. jon berman/store manager- "we have about 10 cases of food we're giving away today, which otherwise would go in the compost." instead, while customers at berkeley natural grocery sift through and pick the food they want to buy... the stuff that doesn't make the shelves gets packed up in the back -- headed to another destination. jon berman/store manager- "this is a piece of rubarb, and its got some blemishes on it, you cut that away and its just as good as any product we have on our shelf." jon berma

(anny hong): a strong cooling trend is forecast for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow develops. temperatures across the region will cool below normal by tuesday and wednesday. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. (robin) in the south bay...historic japantown in san jose is at the center of a crime wave. several businesses were broken into these past few months and most recently this week. kron 4 's ella sogomonian has the story. it's a pattern that has this tight knit historic community on high alert. several of these family owned businesses have had their glass doors smashed and cash registers swiped.(nats:greetings)warm hugs welcome customers at the door of kazoo sushi restaurant in historic japantown in san jose. although it's all smiles today - it was glass and shattered hearts on friday as employees found the front door broken into using a cement sewage block....and the cash register gone.sot: sean yang, kazoo restaurant owner//

(anny hong): a (anny hong): a warming trend is forecast for today and tuesday, especially for inland areas, as upper level high pressure builds over california. a cooling trend is then forecast to begin near the coast on wednesday and spread across the entire area thursday and friday. dry conditions will prevail throughout the forecast period. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) the warriors are back-to-back n-b-a champions... ( will ) and tomorrow... the team and the bay area will celebrate on the streets of oakland. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from walnut creek. ( lydia )the parade starts at 11am and parking will be limited.that's why one of the easiest ways to get to the parade will be public transportation... like bart which is what you're seeing behind me.(map)let's take a look at the parade route.the parade will begin on broadway at 11th street in oakland turning right on 20th street, then another right on harrison to 19th street, and right on lakeside drive, ending on oak and 13th street.bart and ac transit are gear

(anny hong): a strong cooling trend is forecast for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow develops. temperatures across the region will cool below normal by tuesday and wednesday. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. maze to sf. min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) 2-time m-v- p steph curry was on fire last night. draining 9 threes ... setting an nba finals record. ( darya ) the warriors now lead the cleveland cavaliers 2 games to none in the n-b-a finals.( will ) game two had a lot less drama than game one thanks to a historic night by steph curry.kron 4's kim smith is here to break it all down..( kim ) the shot we just watched... that was the three pointer that klay thompson says was the m

(anny hong:) a noted cooling trend will continue for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow continues. temperatures across the region will cool below normal for tuesday and wednesday afternoon. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san weekend. the upcoming averages through the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) he's the man who made "the catch." now... family, fans and football fans are mourning the loss of dwight clark. clark suffered from a-l-s. he was just 61-years-old. kron 4's charles clifford got reactions from fans in san mateo. at the 3rd avenue sports bar and gril in san mateo, long time 49er fans were shocked to hear of the death of dwight clark.sotit's sad, obviously

(ken) meteorologist anny hong joins meteorologist anny hong joins us now with the four zone forecast.anny hong): an upper trough moving through is bringing strong onshore flow and cooler temperatures to the district this afternoon. a warming trend is forecast friday through sunday as an upper ridge moves over the area. temperatures to level off next week as an upper trough approaches. the trump administration said today that it is imposing steep tariffs on metals imported from its closest allies.. the response from the european union, mexico and canada has been swift and angry... catherine heenan is here with the lateston the reaction.. (catherine) the european union says its taking its case to theworld trade organization tomorrow.. its members are furious about the tariffs...and want some back-up. we're talking about tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum. they take effect at midnight. the european union has already prepared 1-point-six billion dollars in retaliation measures against u.s. goods....with more coming. including steel, orange juice, motorcyclesand bour

hey, annie. >.[ cheers and applause ] >>or repr: hey, hey, everybody.e s areo having fun here from th african bar and restaurant. go niji that is the theme today for this watch party. everybody is rooting for team ande got prince ma th hearhered fancy electric lime green jersey, sir? >> i'm rooting for nigeria. >> a reporter: this is big game. it's do or die for argentinew n ho confident in your team. >> very c veryonfident. they'll beat argentina. very very confint of that. >> reporter: what has impressed you most about nigeria's team. >> what impressed me a bunch of players who have... that what impresses me. u most.rter:yohat impresses >> a bunch of good players. good solid players. are you at all worried about messi? well, messi hasn't really rformed s very much this worldup. so we're hoping to, um, knock him out and make nigeria within this time. >> reporter: how watch parties been? i mean this mace has been jam packed over the last few ds or weeks. >> yes. it has. we hoping by 2:00 p.m. this place willke be pac again. >> reporter: yes. go super ea

that the latest here from northwest, annie yu, "fox5 local ne". >> all right. thank you annie. michael thomas 4:r5. od mornies, if you wake up in gaithersburg this morning temperatures of 67. if yea hinto town nearly 10 degrees wmer by the time you reach d.c.. ason why frontal boundary draped across the d.c. regionmnt warmer south of i and cooler and less humid norm of. it and that frontal boundary t is goingo be the trigger for power showers erin storms later today.ud notice how thes shift north out here to the west of town and then they ride down to the south and to the east. they're ride ago long that frontal boundy and later today storms could be the same thing. they'll probably ride the frontal boundary along best chance of orms wil evening commute or just after. it 6, 00 later tonht. and although i can not out the shower in the after oon hoursthrough the early part of afternoon homer. 87 degreesg. ev thunderstorms most likely and daytime hours thursday good start with showers. brks off to sun. spotty sun in the afternoon and today looksmo worse than toow. 8le 6. >> checki

annie yu standing by in northwest.ow annie, hs it going? >> reporter:ood morning, everybody.ve asked for a better spot to come watch soccer. úwe're coming to you live from the field house right next toe .h beautiful audi stadium the audi field stadium soon to be he to d.c. united. big news tay, of course, with wayne rooney being signed. we've got anna a all of our fans. >> whoo! >> excited for these games. we'll talk to them in just a second. a and in a, what a tremendous space to enjoy soccer. >> welcome. yeah, we have 42,000 square feet of outdoor beerarden here. dc' largestio teln. we have 22 square ft television. >> amazing. >> and we're really excited to be here to celebrate not just world cup but really tpening of audi field and d.c united's new home here. >> reporter: the world cup brings everybody together. there's such a big international following. you've gotng games to the community together. the big 20-foot led screen to bring people together.in ks for days. >> drinks for days. ywe're reall celebrating the international flare of world cup so we have beers from spa

(anny)anny teases the ten at ten we all know guys like gavin. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor. (pam) now at 10:30- a violent school shooting stopped.(ken) in the east bay: police tell kron 4 a san ramon high schoool student was planning a columbine style attack. (pam) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, police say, the teen had even planned to use guns, like those used in the colorado massacre. terisa estacio police confirm to kron four news that the teen was working on an elaborate violent plan... and he reportedly called it - columbine 2.0. he planned to carry out his plot, alledgely on april 20, 2021, 22 years after columbine.police also confirm to kron four news that in a search of the teen's home, they found a tactical vest

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. >> our annie yu is live in hyattsville this morning with the full story. good morning,or annie. >>ter: hey, good morning, holly and maureen. that's right, a very we're tol metro access driver allegedly sexuald assaulte a female passeer with anl intellectua disability during one of his routes. it happened on monday ghternoon along brieat road here in hyattsville,y and basi what we know right now is that theoman reported toolice that the m picked her up as scheduled at one of thepr locationsince george's county. he was supposed to take her home but instead, he pulled the van over along brightseat ro and attacked her in the rear of the van. is is a photo of 40 yield damon childs o suitland. he works for first transit which operates metro access service und metro. he's been chargedco witnd degree rape. detectives tell us that the victim and the suspect were the only two aboar the bus at time of the attack. but they us that theigating woman was treated and released at the hospital. that's the very latest he from hyattsville, maryland, annie yu fox5 local news. >> 4:32 right now an ab

÷(pam) kron-4's meteorologist anny hong is here now with the forecast (anny hong): an upper trough (annyhong): an upper trough moving through is bringing strong onshore flow and cooler temperatures to the district this afternoon. a warming trend is forecast friday through sunday as an upper ridge moves over the area. temperatures to level off next week as an upper trough approaches. new ahead at 8president trump announces stiff new tariffs.but they're not against china...find out which close u-s allies are being targeted.and at 8-30new details on the movements of nasim aghdam ..... the day before she opened fire on the youtube campus... eventually killing herself.<> ((gary sports coming up a in this broadcast it's off an running against story and thoughts the whole thing in this broadcast ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with fro

tucker, annie and tony will be out there live thisp morning. so sto on out and [cheers and applause] >> just like the crowd is doing. it's also shaping up to be a gorgeous day. more on your weekend forecast in just a couple minutes. right. eat start to the zip trip. first though we want to te a quick check on traffic. erin has thator us. >> trackingofreaking news out agerstown a crash involvingreyhound bus that rear-ended a tractor-trailer has all lanes of 70 eastbound at mile marker 32 closed and in addition, the westbound 40 ramp to eastboundse0d. all traffic diverted to 40. big delays up there. we'll check there and with the rest of your commute next. >> ♪ >> to the headlines. on this last day of school in fairfax county, the school board drops a bombshell. >> they approved big cnges in wha students there will learn about sex in just a few months. e late night v coming after hours of heated debate. melanie alnwick live in fallsit church this mornih that story. mel. >> reporter: hey, good moing, guys, yeah, this vote almost didn't happen. app

joining us now is meteorologist anny hong...rough moving through is bringing strong onshore flow and cooler temperatures to the district this afternoon. a warming trend is forecast friday through sunday as an upper ridge moves over the area. temperatures to level off next week as an upper trough approaches. (vicki) and up next... it's no joke home prices in the bay area are sky-high... but will these prices ever go down? tonight we talked to an expert-- hear what they have to say in a live report... we all know guys like gavin. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split to

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fox5's annie yu here now with more. annie?ers happened two weeks ago at ardmore elementary schoolchool s wouldn't say if the fight was physical or just verbal but the teacher is now saying she was assaulted and what's worse that eldeentary stus witnessed what happene a. therere no criminal charges addestraining order againstrant her principal georgette gregory. this is picture of gregory heree this would happen at an elementary school and police and ambulance reshended to school. cattrall is n oering new details on what led up to thi she says there wasca miscommunion about the schedule for students that day. she's claiming gregory got ang angry, called her an pletive and a costed her in the school's parking lot. here's her attorney now. >> as my client attempted to walk away, the principal blockee path and physically bucked her attacking several times preventing my avient from leg. what we now know is that there were students who were doing clean- duty who were in the window who witnessed the incident. >> now in a letr to pare

annie and tony, take it away >>> i'm tossing it back inside. [ ughter ] >> annie, tony, wisdom, maureenhat's going down that's my ybody.n. distracted by all that good fo food. >> i get it. double duty this morning fors li cafe. >> i love linda. i do. >> in and out. it's all good. i 9:35 the time let's take a minute scene what is coming u fresh at 10a this morning we'ret all abo the world cup and music. we'r marking day two of the internatennal tournam with someal flavor. then r and b legendreddie jackson talks bybo to talkut his new album keeping it real with cheryl lynn she joins us live in the loft. >> wis we got to be real. >> we got to be real. >> i need an encore of that. >> i see what you did right there. 9:36. let's head back o to lexington park. annie and tucker first responders. always doing their best to keep us safe. >>> all right. thank you guys. as always it's friday it' timefy several folks we want to talk about a couple things going on here in lexington park. to my immediate left this is brian dixon deputy chief three, is that right. >> yes, sir. what does thatn mean, i'm

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hey, annie. [ eers and applause ] >> hey, guys. wow!!e for the early games when they realized mexicoed and en were advancing. kore scoring two points. two goals. and i've got my diehards here, all right all right. we got our korea fans. south korea. whoo!? >> reporter: all right. and john you mentioned docfc is your spot. ther miss youe. we're on the street as you were out here yesterday. i also ran into judith of d.c. united what ao coincidence t run into you here. >> you have been watching the games vsey clo as a fan, big into soccer circles of course. which game have you been watching especially closely. >> the germany/south korea game were you amazing. south korea had nhing to pla for but they played with -- for their country and knocking out germany ich is a huge deal in this world cup. amazing times. >> reporter: and so everyone is watching theerbia -- serbi serbia/brazil game you mention to doe earlier that you are rooting for brazil. why? >> brazil is dear to my heart. i love them since i was lik five years old. so i'm looking fw

back to you james and will. >> thank you very much anny hong .n. how's it going with you out there? >> reporter: good morning . it has been loud and proud all morning long. i met the 19th street bart station. i found out they are diverting traffic through the 19th street south station from the north station and maybe even down to the 17th street station. everybody be aware they may be pushed around a little bit . it is packed a little bit. i been here since 3 am. people are delightful, very excited. >> i got on bart at about 8 am . it wasn't as bad as i thought it would be. i wanted to come here early to be here with my friends and have a good time. >> reporter: tell me what it was like when you arrived. >> it was not as bad as i thought it would be. i did get on bart and got a spot to sit down, luckily. i was lucky i arrived early enough to get parking but i know you can't do that. >> reporter: that's right we don't recommend driving anymore. tell me what you are most excited about. >> you can see the players. i cannot wait to see the trophy tha

>> annie is atr tyson's garden. she's holding down the fort down there. annie, what ng it l like?m holding down the fort here a tyson's beer garden in tyson's corner, and man, they have been packed since the world games -- world cup gamesck started. pa to capacity. it's just eeen anxciting ride for all the fans in the dmv because let's face it the h.c. reas such a big internngional followi a lot of people are excited f these games, and right here, they have opened the doors early at 10:00 a. they are ready. oh, we have our first fan here.. mr. iran i guess you're rooting for team iran? are you taking a picture of me. >> we'll take one together. how excited are you about the game today? >> i'm very excited. got here twoours early actually. >> youe about to order. so go. iran working the team is hard. they have been setting all 32 screens here insideee tyson'sr garden we een got the owners matt andtt payman. one of the owners. good morning. >> good morning. >> obviously you guys a rooting for iran, you got the t. t-shirt on you're ready. you cateduch an at ming atmosphere for fans.

fox5's annie yu is live in the news room with the very late now.nnie. >> reporter: holly andee maur we've been following the money for suiteome time now and this morning we are getting new details about an investigation b launchedy the school system. auditors looked at pay over the last five years which is the time dr. kevin maxwell has been running the school system. what they found was major misuse of funds with multiple emplees being paid inappropriately and otherssi receiving exces raises and promotions adding up to0, over $300 on the taxpayer's dime. this is just the latesl ivi rs. we told you how membersf maxwell's executive cabinet got 30 to $50,000 in just a few yrs. then allegations by board members that wereri unazed raises for several office employees that violated th law. dr. maxwell still has not noblically responded to that. lonchw,goo s time critic of dr. maxwell and his >> i think that they violated the process by giving raises that weren't authorized. it's disturbing. i'm thinking about how many teachers we could have hired, money

there was a trainee on the premises, her name is annie. >>> your time is up. >>> time is up. >>> finish your last statement. >>> there's lack of evidence to establish that this trainee had been compensated, paid for my massage service at that establishment at that particular date and time. >>> you'll have more time in rebuttal, sir. >>> okay. >>> i have a couple questions. so, in your brief, you said that the officer rifled through the front counter and went on the computer. you actually have footage of that as well? >>> we have footage of that. he not only went into the office area, he ordered a receptionist to leave behind the counter -- >>> can we get that on the screen? >>> there's a computer to your left where he's bending down. that's a computer that he -- >>> okay, and then the next question -- you can turn that off, sir. >>> he not only snooped into it -- >>> the next question i have, s sir, is in regards to there was a calendar brought up regarding times and fees for massages that were done. i think that's page five of their brief. how do you respond to that? >>> commissioner,

annie? sorry, jim, othll, i'm going to going. annie? >> can you be specifically specific about what the resources are for housing parents and children together? is there enough housing right now? is the pentagon stepping in what's being done about the resource s? >> again, we're looking at every option available. we have asked the pentagon to help with additional space, but a lot of that will depend on our ability to stop people coming into the country illegally and we, again, encourage people to go through ports of entry instead of crossing the border illegally. we have requested through legislation, we're working with congress hopefully to provide more resources and the ability to actually enforce the law. asia. >> i just want to see if you can barrel down exactly what the president intends to do when it comes to this idea of not having judges. you say that there are instances where people don't have judges, but my understanding is that if you do ask for asylum, you do have certain rights. so is there going to be a change in that poli

sexually forward thinking in the ‘70s, with films like klute, and diane keaton who set the bar with annie this puts it backwards. i am all for older women talking about their sex lives and having sex, that is fine, but here, it just felt that none of these people were real at all, or got themselves into real situations, that might be construed as comic. and it is a waste of talent, which is a shame. shame. i would like your mum to review the film. take us through something you enjoyed more. yes, this is a sexy french thriller, which is how i like them. it is called l'amant double. we are so au fait with these we don't need to translate them. it is about a young woman called chloe, who works in an art gallery, who goes to see a psychiatrist to get rid of an existential pain she has. her psychiatrist falls in love with her so he can't treat her, so he sends her to another one who looks a bit like him, could it be his evil twin brother? he gives out a different treatment to chloe. i hope people are keeping up. it's not easy to keep up, you think what has just happened. some of it is saucy, i

while also on sunday annie park shot an 8—under 63 on the final round to win the shotrite lpga classic over japan's sakura yokomine. the 23—year—old from new york, had this eagle and six birdies on a cloudy day over the bay course at stockton seaview to finish on 16 under in claiming herfirst lpga tour title, a stroke off the tournament record. welsh rider, geraint thomas, supplied team sky with their sixth criterium du dauphine success in the past eight years. thomas held off adam yates, winner of the concluding seventh stage, with france's romain bardet taking third overall. thomas follows in the footsteps of bradley wiggins, who won the race twice, and three—time winner chris froome. thomas would normally expect to be a domestique for reigning champion froome at the tour de france, but victory here, means the welshman could yet be riding for victory in his own right next month in france. it is incredible. it has not really sunkin it is incredible. it has not really sunk in yet. i did not think this farahead. iwas sunk in yet. i did not think this far ahead. i was always thinking of

well joining me now is annie le t. fi who's a journalist in kabul he's been following the story for us ali off to years of fighting against each other suddenly we're seeing afghan soldiers and taliban fighters hugging it's very rare to see what's behind the ceasefire. well you are right it is a rare scene something unprecedented something we haven't seen in our history pretty much an ever. what's behind the ceasefire that is a multiple number of factors one thing is that the one thing that everyone keeps stressing is that there's no longer a military solution to this war and i think the truth is now that the government the u.s. and the taliban are all coming to this realization we've seen the taliban try and the lawyers for privileged capitals recently for instance in the western province of assad but that you know obviously did not work out and the truth is even if they were able to take provincial capital again as they did in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen their ability to hold onto it and to k

from lulu to annie lennox, from the proclaimers to simple minds, scottish rock and pop musicians havehow at the national museum of scotland in edinburgh explores the musical culture of the nation. our arts editor will gompertz has been to explore the essence of scottish pop. # bye—bye, baby, baby, goodbye... back in the ‘70s, the bay city rollers wore their scottishness on their sleeves. # the sunshine on leith... a decade later, the edinburgh—based proclaimers were riffing on the city‘s weather. # why does it always rain on me... an interest in meteorology shared by the glaswegian band travis in the ‘90s. # i‘m mr initiation! more recently, it has been the mercury prize—winning band young fathers going down a storm as a voice and look of 21st—century scotland. as this exhibition graphically demonstrates, the list of world—class musical acts that have come out of scotland is long and illustrious. but is there a common thread, something that unites them all, that captures the essence of what could be called scottish pop? # i don‘t want a lover... here is a lady who should know. # ijust

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annie yu with more on w it could mean for workers diners.won't go into effectdi efft ately either. >> reporter: that's right, steve. good morning. it will t a few years for us to see this come into play if oe against it including phil mendelson the mayor and theyou can, know, tweak it or oviturn it. hink it's interesting you mentioned super low turnout. yes, 18% of district voters that are registered came ost erday. also, what's interesting what phil mendelson told ulis ear this hour that, you know, the mohe of workers that he has rkers say no to the initiativeve initiati that they are again against it and possibly voters may have been cunfused or re on exactly what they were vot for at the polls on tuesday. but ultimately those who voted pulled for initiative 77 it passed by 55%. and right now you see thesenumbers on your scree. tipped workers are getting paid thee dollars and 33 cents anhou. initiative 77 raises that minimum wage for in d.c. to a base wage of 12 cks -- $12.50lu an hours tips eventually that figure wl increase to $15 an hou

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our annie yu is jt arriving on thecene.s of the woodrow wilson bridged reopene late last night. severalut lanes of ter loop had been shut down after a deadly tractor-trailer crash yesterday morning. one m was killed and eight others injured. >>> a metro access driver is accused of raping a passenger while on the job. police arrested 40-year-old deymon childs yesterday after a woman with a intelleual pulling over on brightseat road and httackinger in the van. >> coming up on just about 14 r.nutes before the live look outside, 73 degrees. little bit muggy, heavy out there this morning wouldn't you say mike. >> little bit. i would totally agree t little bit humido start the day. hrsun is poking tgh the clouds in spots sun has officially risen. 5:43 is when tos sune and it's 5:46 right now. wee begun what will be the longest day of the year. summer begins at 6:08. we're kind of winding spring down. temperatures seasonal as we start summer off. 86 degrees for a high. very spotty showers and storms possible. not as widespreadte a

. >> are you annie? >> yes. >> yes, and they lived happily ever after.f "sleepless in seattle." the tom hanks and meg ryan rom com was nominated for two academy awards. we're flashing back. >> we're going to be on "entertainment tonight." ♪ "e.t." we bring good things to living we bring good things to life ♪ >> if you get a new wife, i guess you'll have sex with her. >> i certainly hope so. >> tom played a widowed singed dad. across the country, meg fell hard after hearing him on a late night radio shoe. >> i was just taking her hand to help her out of a car. >> and you to, sleepless in seattle, we hope you'll call again soon. >> we all have faith in the fact that some day, some way, we're going meet the perfect someone. >> tom's movie son tried to get them set up on a cross-country love connection. >> it's not a hand in hand along the shore kind of romance. it's the kind of yearning i hope it's going to happen, oh, please cross paths kind of romance. there is no way we're going on a plane to meet some woman who could have a crazy six lunatic! >> i don't

>> this next video features annie and adly and they're at the bippity bopity boutique at disney worldsney really can make everybody feel like a princess or a prince, man. look at the vip. smile on her face. >> yes. now it is her twin's turn. >> that's what it's all about when you got kids and things like that. you want tont. >> i love it! >> turns out that jordan matter has got himself a million subscribers on youtube. and he's been promising for months that if he got there, he would dress in a tutu and do what he's been forcing his models to do. >> all the hard work they have been doing is a reason he has a million subscribers, so, yes, he should. >> his photographer is going to be cameron noel, she does a series of ten minute challenges. but there we go, they're on the streets. it is hilariously awful for him. what they're going to do is re-create some of the poses he's already taken with other ballerinas, so this really is going to be revenge for some of them. >> how limber is he? >> a lot less than the ballerinas. >> excited to produce the timers today. my proud children, hudson a

. >> allight, annie, thank you for that. >>> 5:33 is the time right now.monitoring students at a lo al prom areused of bringing in the hel's bar instead. two assistant principals are on administrative leave from northwestern high school in hyattsville. surveillance footage from the hotel allegedly shows the 2 administrators at the bar. school's principal has also been placed on leave but she is not accused of drinkin >> happening today in northern viinia, fairfax county's school board is scheduled to vote on a number o changes to the county's sex education curriculum. the county's newtesi contraceptives instead of abstinence. one of the biggest changes will include more lessons about the transgender community. >>> now let' talk abou the latest on the singapore summit. secretary o state mike pompeo int military exercises with south korea if north korea stops negotiating. >> president trump is still boasting after the singapore summit and kim jong un's commitment to end arrth korea's nuclerogram but some critics there is no guarantee onow or whenya png willa

annie, go ahead. >> you mentioned the state of resources, can you be specific about what the resources are right now for housing the children together? is there enough housing right now? what's being done about the resources? >> again, we're looking at every option available. we have asked the pentagon to help with additional space, but a lot of that will depend on our ability to stop people coming into the country illegally and we again encourage people to go through ports of entry instead of crossing the border illegally. we have requested through legislation we're working with congress hopefully to provide more resources and the ability to actually enforce the law. >> narrow down what the president means when he says about not having judges. my understanding is if you ask for asylum, you do have certain rights. is there going to be a change in that policy? what is this administration planning to do to make it so you don't have to see a judge? >> again, i've addressed this a couple of times. there are multiple instances in where you wouldn't voluntary removal, certain cases of expedi