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but you can see the fog coming, and it's building arning, and i that temperature profile, the microclimates will be in full force tomorrow, friday, saturday, sunday and monday. this pattern will stick around, because this is the time of year that this is the pattern we see. not so hot tomorrow, as temperatures drop a couple of degrees. it will still be warm, 94 in vacaville, 91 in fairfield. in the five day forecast, you can see the top tier numbers mild until sunday, and then temperatures come back up inland. have a great weekend. >>> no more cashless stores in san francisco. a new ban goes into effect tomorrow requiring brick-and- mortar stores along with restaurants in the city, to accept cash. noncompliant businesses in the city can be fined between 50 and $100 for first offense. supporters of the band say cashless stores discriminate against low income people, young people and those who may not have credit cards or bank accounts. food trucks and pop-up stores are excluded from the band. >>> we are one day closer to the weekend, here's a look at the weekend watch. >> we are heading into

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meeting called the modern elders, a community of older mostly tech workers who come here toleetwork and arn how to adapt their skills. >> there is a lot of fear. people feel like they have put a lot of time and energy into a company, extremely dedicated, and all of a sudden you are obsolete. dave: chip connolly founded the group and literally wrote the book on the benefits of experience and wisdom in the workfoe. at 58, he is much older than any of his coworkers at airbnb, where he is head of strategy. >> we are all living longer, and most of us are going to work longer, some by choice, some by necessity. therefore we have to figure out how do we help these modern elders to have a continuing role in the workplace. dave: dave lee, bbc news, in silicon valley. sophie: the way we describe television has changed in recent years. what was once the boob tube can now be prestige tv. wasting hours on the couch is considered binge watching. a guilty pleasure is often applauded instead of mocked. how did we get here? emily nussum writes about tv for "the new yorker" and won the pulitzer prize in 2016

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ep reporter: norah, cbs news has d arned as of last night, the president had no indication there was problem with this llmination until ratcliffe called him this morning saying he wanted to withdraw and that he wasn't expecting a confirmation fight, especially among republicans. av have also learned that representative will hurd's decision not to seek re- cection, creating another republican house vacancy also played into this decision. the president said he is considering three people for this d.n.i. post, and he has not ruled out the number-two official at d.n.i., susan gordan. if she is selected, she would be the first woman to run the agency. >> o'donnell: all right, paula reid, we'll be watching, thank you. there is breaking news tonight in puerto rico. crowds have gathered outside the governor's mansion, where ricardo rossello has just stepped down. he has sworn in pedro pierluisi as the new governor. the lawmakers may challenge this in court. rossello leaves after weeks of protests over mismanagement, and a series of leaked chats in which he insulted opponents. the death of er

drug use was involved, and say the incident started when the suspect stabbed his father and r afr arning he was being taken to a mental health facility. david, the suspect has not yet been charged. police say walters was on active parole for a robbery and was released from prison earlier this month. david? >> diane macedo tonight, thank you. >>> new developments this evening in the college admissions cheating scandal. actress lori loughlin and her husband appearing in boston federal court today, telling the judge they want to stand trial together, and the major new clue tonight, how they might defend themselves. abc's eva pilgrim in boston. >> reporter: lori loughlin and her husband presenting a united front, walking into a boston federal courthouse today with their heads down, unlike past appearances when the actress smiled for the cameras. they have pleaded not guilty to conspiracy charges, accused of paying half a million dollars in bribes to get their two daughters accepted to usc as recruits for the crew team. do you guys have any comment? today, their lawyer saying the couple didn'

arn ann abc news has witnessed a lot of activity on the island. it was five weeks after his arrest, and 14 years after the first allegations were made, david. >> thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and the mystery deepening after the deadly nuclear blast in russia. russia at first saying there was no radiation. now we're learning it was as high as 16 times above the normal range. here's james longman in russia tonight. >> reporter: days after that suspected nuclear explosion off the coast of northern russia, new worry about just how much radiation was released. just hours after the blast, residents trying to take their own measurements. after officials first denied any fallout, russian meteorologists now confirm that up to 16 times the normal radiation levels were detected in the area. not deadly, but there's still no independent information on readings closer to the blast. >> it's obviously not on the there is no danger, and i hope there is no danger, it is very worrisome that our government operates with such a lack of transparency. >> reporter: ru

other gun groups will hold a rally in every single state, so those that care, those that want people to arn, gett they give a d out there and show them, tell your senators it is time to act. let's show that grassroots movement from one coast to another and the heart of the midwest. mr. hoyer: and let's stay focused. thank you very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [indistinct conversations] >> the c-span cities tour is on the road exploring the american story. this is a lens into this way in which montana is changing. it is one of the fastest if not areas in terms of growth in the country. >> with help from our spectrum cable fighters, we take you to bozeman, montana. >> the most famous for mission is the hell creek formation and that is where we go to find triceratops and t-rex so two of the most iconic dinosaurs are known from the hell creek formation and we have that here in montana. is a loved author and gives voice to the

other gun groups will hold a rally in every single state, so those that care, those that want people to arn, gett they give a d out there and show them, tell your senators it is time to act. let's show that grassroots movement from one coast to another and the heart of the midwest. mr. hoyer: and let's stay focused. thank you very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] mr. hoyer: hr 8 should be passed and we will consider many bills eligible for the floor the judiciary committee considers and passes out. but, we want to focus. the united states senate would refuse to consider legislation which says that terrorists can't get guns or criminals can't get guns or domestic abusers can't get guns. that is the first litmus test of any commoncan see sense action to stop this. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national c

experts,arnings from within the commerce department, that adding a citizenship question would be costly and would harm the accuracy, this administration would use the voting rights act of all things, as a pretext trying to add the citizenship question to the 2020 senses. new documents suggest the administration wanted to add the citizenship question in order to gerrymander legislative districts to help republicans. right for any or of us. that means, we would not get what we had paid into. i want to remind the taxpayers of america, you pay taxes, you best.e the very -- the very best from our government. transparency about these facts ultimately led to the president dropping the citizenship question at the last question. imagine what would've happened if congress and the media turned a blind eye to their efforts. ira everyone to take a long look at the actions and policies of the administration to determine how they will vote in the next election. i want to leave you with a thought. a fight fored in the soul of our democracy. before our present administration won. to the democratic caucu

we arn rafael this morning. ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahead south bay families say they were ripped off by their travel agent who never booked their trips. how they claim they are out tens of how thousands of dollars and how the travel agent is responding. >> and trying to stop people from panhandling on bart trains. why some activists say that it's a matter of free speech. . >> morning on the east bay commute we have a commute that be lees good so far in some areas. it's getting busier in others. we will sort it out. >> and you see that moisture in the area. we have low clouds, visibility is starting to be a problem around the bay. we will talk about your weather forecast coming up. dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. . >>> firefighters had to rescue two people from the bay. they say they found them in the water near the ferry building around 8:30 last night. one was

several years ago you saw arne duncan who was the education secretary in the obama administration, even, you know, come out really support charters, and now, you know, the moderate democrats are much more humid on this issue. you don't have a strong voice in the democratic party for this even though most polls show a large majority of hispanics and blacks support charters. paul: do you see any way that turns back, jason? >> it's going to be tough. in 2018 a lot of governors, a lot of democratic state legislatures were created and, again, the unions -- we see more teacher strikes around the country. the school reform movement really has its work cut out. paul: all right, thank you. when we come back, an oklahoma judge to orders johnson & johnson to pay $572 million for its role in the opioid epidemic. why the ruling could have far larger and more dangerous consequences. brad, i've got an idea for a song. nationwide has this app. you can pay your bills, even start an auto claim. so what i was thinking... let me guess. ♪ start a claim right from your app. ♪ have you been looking in my note

everybody else in the mid to low 90s through the north bay. 70s arn 70s around berkeley.ch low to mid 90s in our interior east bay neighborhoods. today search different than this morning. the only 50s in san francisco. the rest of us in loet to upper 60s. the summer spread is out there. we keep the mid 60s at the coast. so we have low to mid 80s around the bay. it is quite a stagnant summer pattern. francis? >> mike, we have a hot spot developing in fremont now with an injury accident. it's on southbound 880. it's been reported in a couple spots. somewhere along that stretch. the middle lanes are blocked at this point. they'll send emergency crews to the scene and that could cause things to slow down even further. also, we had an earlier injury crash on highway 29 northbound near redwood road. want blocking any lanes. although, it was causing slowing in both directions because the car is on the side. it has improved. traffic moving at 45 miles per hour. you will find a very crowded ride now westbound across the san mateo bridge on right hand side. and southbound 880 has i

. >> a lot more to be lerpd arned about what their intentions were. it's super troubling. good news that the folks were picked up that are dangerous. thanks for bringing it to us. appreciate it. >> so are there important lessons to be learned here? joining me is former fbi special agent who co-authored a study of 160 active shooter incidents from 2000 to 2013. catherine, thank you for being here. >> happy to be here. >> in each of these cases, as polo was laying out, you have someone seemingly close to the suspect alerting law enforcement. why is that so important in preventing shootings from happening in this day and age we live in? >> it is the lynch pin. it absolutely is the lynch pin. family, friends, peers, teachers, coworkers, bosses, those are the people who will see what happens. i know in this case you see three individuals who are all white males in their 20s and you say that is the profile of who we're looking for. there is no profile. we're not looking for a profile of a person. we're not looking for somebody who plays video games or is a loner or somebody who

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european allies finding work arns for u.s.-imposed sanctions. how significant is that for the u.s.t in the woods, as it were, on the iran nuclear deal after arguably the most powerful country in the world being ignored by its allies. >> hugely significant. this is one of the major foreign policy conflicts in modern history i would say. what the europeans are mostly concerned about, i've spoken to diplomats here is this thing escalating suddenly. the tensions are extremely, extremely high. look, i think the closer we get to the elections, the more you're going to see the kind of tantrum diplomacy from trump. he did promise his base that the u.s. is no longer going to be the world's policeman, so they are stepping away. this creates a very dangerous void. hence, as i said, you're going to see more strength, more initiative coming from people like macron to solve these crises. we're in a very dark place i would say. >> david, michael, thanks to both of you. soon we're going to hear directly from president trump. he'll speak at a live news conference with french president emmanuel macr

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and he wrote, when i reflect what a terrible ordeal we have passed through and how many have fallen arn me i feel very thankful that i have been so remarkably provided. i presume that at least a half-dozen men were killed within six yards of me and some of them fell at my feet. one of those fallen was lieutenant porter lundy. it was his best friend in the army. he referred to him as his better half. he loved porter lundy, he was open about that. porter lundy was hit in the head by a shell fragment. he died instantly. he then wrote to his wife. today i have to perform a sad duty in writing to it life of lieutenant lundy. poor woman i scarcely know in what terms to convey the dreadful news to her and her two little children. that letter to lundy's wife survived her widow, and again our c-span audiences probably aren't aware of the fact we just don't sit here and listen to lectures and have discussions, we go to the battlefield on monday. a bunch of you will be coming with me and we'll go on the battlefield and stand where the 14th endfought and i'm going to pull out the letter that david

mcconnell killed the bill in the senate that would have maintained the sanctions on oleg deri park deripask arn deripaska and his firm. bipartisan support for keeping those sanctions in place. good reason to keep those sanctions in place given what deripaska did, right? the trump administration said they wanted to drop those sanctions, there was a bipartisan revolt in congress. congress stood up and said, no, no, no, we're got going to let you drop those sanctions, you have to keep them, until mitch mcconnell zep estepped in and h allowed for hem to be dropped. now we know within weeks that businessman from that switzerland dinner would announce that oleg deripaska's russian aluminum firm had suddenly dug into the couch cushions and found $200 million that they were now going to invest in a brand-new aluminum plant in mitch mcconnell's state. mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky. the biggest aluminum plant of its kind built in this country in nearly 40 years. it never could have happened had the sanctions still been in place. mitch mcconnell is the one who made sure those sanctions were dro

. >>> in northern virginia anto arn man in jail this morning charged with murdering a woman at a hotel got to the embassy suites on h richmondighway early tuesday morning, they found the 63-year-old victim dead inside the lobby. detectives say she fello t her death from an um p err floor >>> in the district, a popstar u et restaurant is promising to make changes after coming under fire for how it enforces a controversl polic. african-american customer posted online that she was discriate discriminated against while eating a alero in northwest. more tn 2,000 people reacted to this post t sayinghey had a smilar experience. customers say they had tod han over their identification and credit card before ordering. >> i asked a few tatrons who oheid se were caucasian. ey still had their card.t,th um, they weren't asked for it at all. asked for my card back and we left right after i. truly truly apologize. i'm so sorry. this is notoing to happen. i hate that it happened iny m place. >> that's the ownerto vic martinez much he says his f restaurant policyor all .ustomers and that no one should

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megan greene and michael mckee are staying with me. ,arnings had a nice beat upstream earnings also coming part were the downstream earnings, down about 13%. not a huge surprise. all of the oil majors struggled with refining margins. gasoline has been a negative in the last quarter and they delivered on production and upstream earnings. now i want to get an update on what is making headlines outside the business world. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. beijing vowing countermeasures if the u.s. follows through on the threat of extra tariffs to chinese imports. at a campaign rally last night, president trump said the proposed 10% tariff hike could go higher, to 25% or more. : until such time as there is a deal, we will be taxing the hell out of china. that is all there is. the chinese conference ministry saying president trump's terror announcement violates his agreement with president xi. in syria, government airstrikes halting after a truce went into effect hours after the u.s. secretary-general authorized investigation into attacks on syrian health facilities and schools. has

injuries.de >>> loping this morning out of montgomery county police are looking for the rmother and f of arnbo girl found abandoned in the woods in lver spring yesterday. fox5's tisha lewis joining us with the latest on thi investigation. what do we know so far, tisha. >> reporter: the search does continue for the infant's parents. what we can tell you is that this little baby, a baby girl who is only a few hours old wwe're told found onhe 10,000 block of 10 brook dri some point near the sidewalk and the tennis court. literally we're told that the passerby heard a baby crying and then literally about 10 feet from where you're thisng at discovere naked baby. now, we want toom show youe pictures. here they are of the girl.le again, she was found on the 10 then block ofem brook drive. we're within walking distance c of holyss hospital. we're told the baby was transported to the hospital, said to be in. this unfolding friday night of and now this morning and into the eastbound police will likely spend plenty of time conducti interviews. we know they have interviewed at least aouple of residents

washington dc, one of the things i want to point out about the issue is that this is angiven that we arnnbelievably bipartisan issue. the senate pass legislation , housear 97-1 and the sec 129-3, has been doing a tremendous amount of work. they are doing things like traceback to identify the origin of calls, sharing the information with the federal government, and enforcers. last week, we had the announcement from 50 state ag's to eighttry agreeing principles that are focused exclusively on addressing illegal robocalls, and that is the close collaboration that is ongoing and expanded to put a dent in the issue. host: kevin rupy, former vice .resident at u.s. telecom if your questions about robo calls, now is a good time to call in. ,epublicans, (202) 748-8001 democrats (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-8002. kevin, what should viewers know about shaken stir? stir is a set of standards and best practices that have been developed by this is a very technical standard. stands for anr acronym. but to make this a easy for the viewers, it is basically the equivalent of a notary public. whe