i know you're barnes.o ahead, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wasn't going to come back, and i'm back. i let myself down. yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always stuck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of this situation, and how long my going to be here? >> barnes hopes to leave jail within a couple of days on bail. but life at hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> i mean, all i can do is use this time the best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was simply going to the community library. and was -- she was a

barnes gets the win despite the fact the got runs against them. corey knebel the save. travis shaw was 3-4, a double, a home run and a single. ryan braun also was one had hit away from the cycle for the milwaukee brewers. our next tem he cast will be tomorrow afternoon. the series finale at 1:30 on csn. the phillies big sunday show. get your day started at 1:00. the senior producer and now for mike schmidt, john kruk, i'm tom mccarthy. thanks for watching phillies postgame live over on csn. stay tuned here for nbc 10 news at 11:00. gggooooooogogooo severe storms moved right through. and in center city is, rain flooded streets making them look more like rivers than roadways. and take a look at these time lapse videos showing the storm moving in. we put the video together showing you all angles from center city as the storm clouds washed out our camera. nbc10 first alert meteorologist iraq ca martin has it your forecast. we saw what the storm did today. what's going on now? >> we have more rain and storms moving from west to east. we're not done yet. we ha

thanks and love to you while come harper barnes. and now, harper barnes. [applause] thank you, i cannot imagine i'd better start to this one either. i am going to read a few very short from the book in them we will discuss it and i will answer questions. i hope there will be some. the 91st008, anniversary of the east st. louis race riot. the first and officious -- and officially the deadliest of the racial battles that swept through american cities in the world war i era. in the lead -- in the years , blacks moved by the south -- by the thousands to st. louis. destroyed white unions and continued to drop blacks north with promises of employment long pass the time when the job market was saturated. many blacks ended up homeless or crowded into shanties downtown ledsensationalist stories many whites to believe that blacks were on a rampage for crime. blacks were attacked by white mobs. wently 1, armed whites into black neighborhoods. blacks finally fought back. two policemen were killed. almost certainly because they were mistaken for the vigilantes terroriz

the quilt barn up here is very, very popular.undreds of hand made quilts on display and for sale throughout the festival. there's also the popular quilt auction that's happening tomorrow when our vittoria woodill is giving us a sneak peak tonight. the artisty that goes into the quilts and much more and some master pieces are for sale right now. also, intricate paintings with quite the history. we'll tell you about the origin of heck signs and how they got their start at this festival. taking a short break. we'll be rig ♪ . >>> welcome back to berks county. this festival celebrates the culture of the pennsylvania dutch. i want to show you something special right now. a recognizable symbol of his culture is the hex sign. hex signs derive from barn stars and were started by milton hill at the kutztown 19 1952. so many festival goers wanted to take his designs, they cut wood circles and hill started painting them and selling them as well and the rest tori is history indeed. speaking of selling. are those quilts on sale? did you get o

a fire also -- a tractor also started fire and spread to the barn. you can get news anytime at the abc 7 news app and be sure to enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >>> a delta airlines flight bound to beijing had to return to seatac. >> reporter: clashing with police battling with pepper spray and water canons. world leaders arrive for this year's summit. president trump and russian pd vladimir putin have already landed and finally a face to face. >> my thought is he will walk in the door with a very specific agenda in mind and president trump needs to be able to handle that. >> reporter: president trump is expected to push putin on russia's involvement in ukrain and syria. but one topic likely off the table, russia's medaling in the u.s. presidential election. >> i think it well could have been other countries. >> reporter: skirting around the issue only the day before the meeting. >> do we see president trump who wants to be loved or the president trump as a tough negotiator. >> they're calling this a nor

a barn fire broke out just east of highway 84. chopper 5 showing us what's left of that barn. the fire charred five acres of vegetation including some vineyards. the barn was located on the historic chateau bellevue property. firefighters say no one was injured. >>> now to our other top story right now. the suspect in a brutal 2013 double murder at a jewelry store is found guilty. >> kpix 5's veronica de la cruz with the verdict that came down just about an hour ago. >> reporter: that's right, allen and liz. a san francisco jury found an antioch man is guilty on all counts. 27-year-old barry white was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and 7 counts of attempted murder. the violence happened in july of 2013 inside the san francisco gift center and jewelrymart on brannon street south of market. it followed a dispute over a gold chain. white demanded a partial refund because of a discrepancy of how much it weighed and then he killed two female clerks and shot and wounded the store's owner. a short time ago the attorney who defended white says he is concerned about his

they were called highballs, tested by barnes wallis. another was used in the dambusters in germany. wallace came up with an idea, a bomb that didn'tjust exposed where it mattered but would bounce over the surface of the water like a bounce over the surface of the water likea skimming bounce over the surface of the water like a skimming stone until it hit its target. the particularfocus like a skimming stone until it hit its target. the particular focus was the german battleship that are pets. in the end, though, highball bombs we re in the end, though, highball bombs were never used but they have lain on the bed of the loch for almost 70 yea rs. on the bed of the loch for almost 70 years. so far only divers have been able to see them up close. years. so far only divers have been able to see them up closelj years. so far only divers have been able to see them up close. i think it is extremely exciting. i feel that people should have the chance to see these objects. they are of an age, ofa to see these objects. they are of an age, of a technological innovation that will possibly never

the quilt barn up here is very, very popular.undreds of hand made quilts on display and for sale throughout the festival. there's also the popular quilt auction that's happening tomorrow when our vittoria woodill is giving us a sneak peak tonight. the artisty that goes into the quilts and much more and some master pieces are for sale right now. also, intricate paintings with quite the history. we'll tell you about the origin of heck signs and how they got their start at this festival. taking a short break. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. with five times more benefits than vacuuming alone... it lifts more dirt, pet hair and removes odours. while softening every fibre because your carpet never stops working, resolve carpet care with five times benefits ♪ . >>> welcome back to berks county. this festival celebrates the culture of the pennsylvania dutch. i want to show you something special right now. a recognizable symbol of his culture is the hex sign. hex signs derive from barn stars and were started by milton hil

and hannah barnes of great britain has w011 hannah barnes of great britain has won stage three the tournly grand tour on the women's calendar. a really impressive performance from the england women cricketers now. england's cricketers have registered their second win at the women's world cup. they beat sri lanka by seven wickets in their latest group game. england's world cup began in murky conditions in derby, with a slightly shambolic defeat, but that has been followed by two big wins. this win in the somerset sun was world cup cricket at its most enjoyable. taunton is a picture, a cricketing watercolour, a place for your sunday best, to dress up for the world cup. sarah taylor rarely drops anything behind the stumps. she accounted for two of laura marsh's four but it's. sri lanka never achieved lift—off. 0na ground sri lanka never achieved lift—off. on a ground where runs traditionally come easily, england only needed 205. a sunday afternoon stroll, surely? there were a couple of unplanned diversions. but england's captain, heather knight made a century in her last match and was not

what used to be the barn down there, now it is gone. flames broke out around 1:30 this afternoon. no word of the cause. we tweeted out video of the fire, you can check out this video. for updates on breaking news simile follow us on twitter. >> violent protests filled the streets of germany on the eve of g-20 summit. quickly turned ugly when demonstrators clashed with police. some of the protesters say they are sending a message to president trump. >> we are here to tell him to leave. and that he is not welcome. >> more than 100,000 protesters are expected in germany for the two-day summit. 20,000 officers have been called in to patrol the streets. here at home many eyes on trump on his second official trip abroad. nbc blayne alexander joins us live from washington. >> reporter: certainly a full plate for president trump. a couple of major thing that are happening around the same time, of course increasing pressure from north korea and mounting pressure here at home. all of this happening as the president prepares for the g-20 summit this weekend. for president trump a high stakes

his dad cut the grass and put the mower in the barn. 20 minutes later there were flames in the barn. told him to call 911. he did that and more, grabbed his baby sister and carried her to the oak tree in the front yard. >> he was chatting with 911. the tree was the designated meeting spot in the family 911 plan. the fire destroyed the family home but they hope to rebuild. tesla handed over keys to the newest car. if all reservations turn into actual orders, it will become one of the best selling vehicles in the country. >> best buy's geek squad is about to get smaller. the company is eliminating 400 positions. best buy is roughly 20,000 people working on the geek squad. >> the faa is under a federal court order to increase leg room on airlines. an adequacy group has pushed for new rules. small airline seats put passengers at risk for blood clots in legs. the aj size has been cut an inch and a half. airlines say adding extra seats can improve efficiency and offer better fares for traveler, but who wants to go anywhere? that's right. stay here. great temperatures tomorrow. live in sky

the boys were playing over by this barn? >> yes. >> and how far is that to the house?proximately 75 yards. >> mr. foley claimed he with was dropping a window. would that sound have penetrated that far? >> in my opinion, that couldn't have happened. >> police also say they carefully searched that area around the back porch. >> there was no glass that we could see when we looked at the scene on that particular night as well as the next day. >> for dar's sisters, the writing was by now on the wall. they were certain of their brother-in-law's guilt. >> we went over every case we could come up with to not make it tom. >> i think tom resented dar and that he couldn't be a man. i think it kind of ate at him, and he couldn't take it anymore. >> people get divorced for that reason. >> he didn't divorce her because he's a selfish coward. he wanted heath. he wanted the house. he wanted her money. and if he divorced her, he lost everything. >> in november 2009, tom foley's trial began. the prosecution argued that only tom had a motive to kill dar. but the defense claimed police ha

tammy bruce, fred barnes, ed rollins. havhave a great weekend.my new political thriller "putin's gambit." they love it. and we love them. so get your copy of "putin's gambit" at a bookstore near you. that's it for us. recommend, jim born fan i wrote "putin's gambit." kennedy: the president calls out attorney general jeff sessions and robert mueller. o.j. simpson granted parole after 9 years in the slammer. are celebrities the only answer for democrats in 2020? we'll look at the ridiculous field of potential candidates. a "new york times" interview with the president produced gobs of red meat. the president didn't hold back and

as we said, we got fat pete's outside with tucker barnes.rop this off early this morning on holiday red velvet cake with blueberries on top. delicious. >> right. >> red, white and blue. star cookies. they must have known it was just us two working this will be just enough just for us. >> that's right. >> and if we're nice enough we might split it with tucker barn. maybe. >> maybe. >> maybe we'll do just that. >> all right. should we head out to tucker now? >> ♪ >> let's do it. let's do it. >> we'll go ahead and, um, check in with tucker. oh, and kevin i see. >> of course kevin makes his way out to where the food is. >> what do you guys g on a dance show while we talk. chef honda fat pete's barbecue meat and vegetable smoking company. we've been cooking everything out here this morning. first of all the name. is there a fat pete. >> there is fat pete one of our major partners is peter bailer always a skinny good looking guy when we knew him 20 years ago and he's gotten a little bigger so we thought to make fun of him the best way to do that w

david: here is fred barnes, "weekly standard" executive editor. also fox news contributor.ot going to own it. he let obamacare fail several times. he thought this thing out. i think impression he wanted to go this route for a long time. how about you? >> he certainly said that before, you're right about that, david. he is saying it again. it doesn't work that way. republicans are not going to let insurance markets just he collapse. they're going to have bail them out over two year period trying to work out a new bill. it is too bad. david: i told a senator in this program just moments ago, i said it ain't going to be pretty whatever happens. we'll have, even if mcconnell is able to get repeal through, there is a lot of doubt whether he can, there will be still two years of obamacare with all the problems that an sue from obamacare. >> we'll have all of those. they have to be dealt with, at least temporary while trying to get a new bill. there is intervening event, that is in november 2018. what happens? they're still negotiating, trump with democrats and republicans trying

barns coming off a career year averaging 29 points.ed second in the mvp vote to russell westbrook. >> the first week at is in the books. third set, he hits it to the corner. he runs it down. amazing winner down the line. what a forehand. djokovic with the incredible hustle. the number two seed wins sraight sets and he moves into the round of 16. >> third seed first set tie breaker. second set he keeps the volley going. he sends a forehand over his head. he'll return it, but he goes back to the forehand shot for the point. he wins moving on to the round of 16. >> on the ladies side, wins the first set. a nice shot that falls inside the left baseline for the point that's good. >> love them or hate them, well deserved for barry bonds. i think eventually he'll get >>> firefighters are battling a grass fire off highway 80 near the phillips 66 refinery. the refinery is not threatened. it has burned 160 acres. we'll have an update at 6:00. that's it. thanks for your time. >>> tonight, what really happened in that room during the face-to-face

you have shed your blood, poured your love and bair love and barn defense of our country.our loyalty to our nation is measured not merely in words but in deeds. you stared down enemy forces and ran past the gates of hell to fight and win for america, and you won for america. and we are going to take care of it. [cheers and applause] the story of america's men and women in uniform is the story of freedom of, and overcoming oppression. the strong protect can the weak and the good defeating evil. there is a lot of evil out there, i want to tell you. there is a lot of evil. i was left a mess. but we are cleaning it up. you watch, cleaning it up. cleaning it up. we are you ad by your service and sacrifice, and so to the veterans here tonight which there are many, will you please stand right now, please stand, thank you. [applause] on behalf our very grateful nation -- thank you very much -- thank you very much -- we'll always always remember what you did for us. tonight we celebrate veterans. we also reflect on everything we cherish as americans. we love our country. we love ou

tammy bruce, fred barnes, ed rollins. havhave a great weekend.o buy my new political thriller "putin's gambit." they love it. and we love them. so get your copy of "putin's gambit" at a bookstore near you. that's it for us.anks for being. good night from new york. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." maria: welcome to "wall street week," the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. london stock exchange ceo xavier rolet is my guest. but first look at the headlines. corporate earnings and news out of d.c. largely driving the market. the s & p company who reported earnings have been above expectations.

alison: tonight we know what store is replacing barnes & noble on bethesda row? what lengths will anthropologie go through to keep customers coming through the door? kevin lewis has a look a kevin? kevin: this announcement came as a big surprise as many thought the space would be filled with nike or under armour store. but make no mistake the new anthropologie is like one you have never seen before. >> i a -- i do a lot of shopping from the box store. >> i only go to return online shopping. >> the internet giants like amazon are chipping away at the brick and mortar retailers. prompting a new trend of experienced based shopping. take bethesda barnes & nobles soon to be replaced by a woman's clothing store anthropologie. but unlike most, this anthropologie would house full scale restaurant, bridal gown section, beauty boutique and a shoe salon. >> i like it. kevin: terry calls it savvy. rather than just products to shop and shop the best price for online, it's the way that retail has to go. kevin: r.e.i. recently opened an interactive store along rockville pike. s

barnes tale of innocence lost to greet, corruption and lust for power. barnes shows the stability of the black community that was slowly and methodically undermined by the destruction of innocence that white workers have long accepted. this is where this book really begins to achieve it's unfolding power. burns tells the story. i pasted the last part. [ laughing ] >> it was really great and that's why i cut it out. [ laughing ] >> i am really sorry. i haven't planned this. >> before we begin, i'd like to sit a few personal things about harper. in 1977, when we move to this location, harper wrote an article in the "post" about this for the sunday paper. at midnight saturday night we waited anxiously for the paper to be delivered. what a thrill. harper was the first journalist to recognize us and it was the most welcome and truly appreciated article that has ever been written about us us. before his first novel, he gave at the gallery -- it says blue monday harper-arts publication in 1991. and then we did a book signing when the book finally came out on mo

an activist investor is pushing barnes and noble to sell. they could be a buying opportunity for a media company searching for a retail presence. barnes & noble could attract bids of $12 a share, in a deal that would take the company private. shares surged almost 17% to 8:30. eli lilly posted a rise for the year. much of the quarter's strength came from new medicines. >> new products were a little over a billion in the quarter. that led 8%, too line growth, held expenses flat. and 34% reported growth on the bottom line. >> eli lilly shares were off 3% to 82.19. the data storage company said inconsistent demand for its products caused sales to slip more than expected. it wasn't enough to convince wall street. shares got crushed, they fell 16 1/2% to 33.20. >>> dominos reported revenue in same store sales that rose, and topped expectations. the pizza chainsaw profits edge higher international store sales, analysts were looking for a 5% chain the hospital operator, hca health care said fewer patients hurt results in the recent quarter. they mis

. >> reporter: jumped the fence and burned within a dozen feet of his barn, a few dozen shy of his home. it was surrounded on three sides. firefighters made a stand here and they won. >> they are the most amazing people on this earth. amazing. >> reporter: marcy has her evacuation plan ready. cal fire had some mandatory evacuations and put other area residents on notice from the beginning this was considered a fast-moving fire but it was moving in a different direction from marcy's home. >> my heart's calming down. >> reporter: the fire burned uphill, northeast. what starte it and where are still not certain but fire investigators are right now focusing on this spot along the west side of jacksonville road. north of twist road. it chewed through pasture land north and east until it ran into gianelli winery. with air support, firefighters managed to save the winery as well. >> those cans drop and see all these barns, they're all red. they're rusty color. they're not red by choice. hi a garden hose until the power went out. the power went out after the fire was gone. >> reporter: a sophis

>> welcome to the ark. >> what stacey calls "the ark" is a drafty old barn stuffed with the kulash brotherstance -- more than four decades worth of their dad's taxidermy. ark is right. oh, my goodness. you do look like you have two of everything. this is incredible. at first, steve kulash fashioned works like these in the basement of the family home. he began with game from his own hunting trips, but soon other hunters brought by their trophies, too. >> when people seen the quality of the work that he was doing, they all started to come to him. >> did mom ever say, "if you bring another animal in this house, i'm gonna kill you"? >> uh, i did hear her say that before, but she would always soften her stance at a bit of coaxing. >> show me a really fine example of your dad's work. >> his ibex mount is one of his best works. >> why? what makes it great taxidermy? >> he paid a lot of attention to the shape of the eye, the muscles that would make the eyes blink, and tissue. you have to have an artistic eye. not everyone can take something that's dead and make it look like it's alive. he was an ar

. >> reporter: jumped the fence and burned within a dozen feet of his barn, a few dozen shy of his home. it was surrounded on three sides. firefighters made a stand here and they won. >> they are the most amazing people on this earth. amazing. >> reporter: marcy has her evacuation plan ready. cal fire had some mandatory evacuations and put other area residents on notice from the beginning this was considered a fast-moving fire but it was moving in a different direction from marcy's home. >> my heart's calming down. >> reporter: the fire burned uphill, northeast. what starte it and where are still not certain but fire investigators are right now focusing on this spot along the west side of jacksonville road. north of twist road. it chewed through pasture land north and east until it ran into gianelli winery. with air support, firefighters managed to save the winery as well. >> those cans drop and see all these barns, they're all red. they're rusty color. they're not red by choice. hi a garden hose until the power went out. the power went out after the fire was gone. >> reporter: a sophis

tammy bruce, fred barnes, ed rollins. havhave a great weekend.it. and we love them. so get your copy of "putin's gambit" at a bookstore near you. that's it for us. >> muscle-bound heroes... >> my dad said, "if i'm gonna do conan, it's gonna be done my way." >> curvy vixens... >> when i look at the female characters that dad did, mom was okay with that? >> the da vinci of fantasy art. >> this entire visual genre traces back to this one artist. >> how much did it sell for? >> about $1.1 million. >> but when he's gone, a real battle takes shape. >> how bad did it get? >> i'm not close to my brother anymore. even today we don't talk. >> can the next generation save the family and its fortune? >> i think i was like their last hope. >> my grandfather deserves to live on, and what better place than comic-con? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

. >> the barns, they're all red and rust colored, they're not red by choice. i had a garden hose until the fire was out. >> that's all the flame retardant on the barns. tonight the blaze is 30 percent contained. evacuation orders are in effect for dozens of home. no word on how the fire started. >>> and this is video from the grapevine area. you can see the smoke turning into a funnel cloud during a brush fire. firefighters have the fire 95 percent contained. >>> developing news, the body of a 54-year-old man was discovered in milpetus and the death is being investigated as a homicide. officers were called to a business on windsor street south of highway 237 just before 1:00 a.m. that's where they found the victim. they've not released any other details on the police. >>> a deadly crash in involving a bicyclist and a light rail train. he was crossing the tracks when the man was hit. they don't know what caused the crash. the train service was delayed earlier, but it's back running normally. >>> new at 11:00, a lyft driver in the sacramento area says she was be

dean knapp was walking through the field of the sheep and that's not a barn yard animal.er to it, finally he realized, wow, you're lost. >> that's a baby seal. >> oh, baby seal. >> it's an 8-month-old seal. and get this, it's six miles from the nearest shoreline. >> what's it trying to get away from? that's some motivation. >> so cute. so cute. so very lost. dean claims he called the local wildlife services and called for help and they said let nature take its course. >> i said before, do you get involved with wildlife when they're just existing in their environment because some people say don't get involved. >> he got involved. he's an animal lover. >> how weird is that? that's really weird. >> picked up the seal, took it home, fed it some fish and released it back into the water. what makes this even more intriguing is he claims the government told him he could face fines of up to $180,000 and even some jail time. just by meddling with seals. >> what? i'm so confused. >> the seal survived. >> but he didn't get the fine. >> he did not get the fine. >>> slip and slides ar

. >> yes, and kicking things off as always our very own tucker barnes this morning. good morning, tuck. >> ♪ >> good morning annie, good morning steve, good morning, everybody. yeah, we're out here in beautiful -- let me say really beautiful poolesville maryland this morning for our zip trip. absolutely gorgeous start out here. much cooler once we got outside the city so it feels great out here with a gorgeous sunrise. we got all sorts of fun out here. they got a beautiful square, town square. a big group has already gathered behind me and we've got some dancers which we're going to meet coming up in just a c i got here early and i kind of choreographed them so it seems like they're pretty much doing what i told them to. we're going to talk with them in a couple minutes. let's do the weather. in the city not so pleasant. outside the city better. 82 at reagan national. look at the heat index. still 87 degrees. even though it's starting promising out here in poolesville it's going to be hot for everybody this afternoon. we're still looking at daytime highs in the mid t

tucker barnes we see you right now. give us a little somethin something. >> sticky start, how about that, stky, hot, we have afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast. i'll have the details opt weather in a minute. >> i'm adding information in on the fairfax county connector on the saturday schedule. all i ways to get to the national mall if you want to enjoy the fourth of july today. >> we have frequenting news a tragic start to holiday inn prince george county police are investigating a fatal crash involving suv and train before 4 a.m. in the 11 0 00 block of baltimore avenue. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. they tweeted this picture from the scene and it appears it was a csx train. we're working to gather more information about what may have cause the crash. >> meanwhile, overnight we followed the latest development from north korea. president trump took to twitter to condemn north korea for latest missile launch. night and reportedly landed in the sea near japan. this is the lateet in series of test firin

and we are inside celebrating national ice-cream month, i have tim behind me at the margate dairy barnis off with a pink straw to make it look pretty. thank you. >> if if you are not in margate there is more to do to beat the heat and the oppressive humidity. take a scoop -- >> it's one of the highlights of the summer season in ocean city and the annual tradition continues this weekend. the 63rd annual night in venice boat parade and contest is back this saturday. thousands of spectators lined the parade route from the longport bridge. it's rocking through the decade a celebration of fashion and music and culture. it takes place this saturday at 6:00 p.m. >> it's a girl. make that two. two new residents of new jersey are calling cape may county zoo their new home. two female snow leopard cubs were born in may and now old enough to be seen in their new habitat. the fifth litter of snow leopards for the zoo and they are doing their part in breeding this endangered cat. >> it's never too late to think about the winter holidays, but jolly old saint nick is coming earl why in north wide woo

. >>> plus a man had to be rescued after his barn collapses during strong storms in the midwest.me, let's take you live outside, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful image at the temple university campus overlooking center city. it's still hot out there. is there an end to the heat? chris has the answer and storms are on the way. "action news" continues in just a moment. introducing new parodontax. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ >> a mother of four who lives in the united states for two decades is fighting to stay in the county. she has taken sanctuary in a connecticut church an undocumented immigrants from guatemala who moved back here in 1993. she was supposed to be deported thursday might night. she refused to leave her children. her attorney said she has no criminal history and paid taxes since she received a work permit. >>> minneapolis police chief has stepped down after the sho

in livermore, a grass fire destroyed a barn. firefighters posted these pictures of the barn consumed by flames. off of east vineyard avenue. from sky 7 you can see the fire melting the building. firefighters say a tractor started the fire on the surrounding grassland and it spread to that barn. >>> i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> i'm ama deets. to our other top story, the shut down of a popular park because of a mountain lion sighting. >> a mountain lion was spotted near one of the trails. abc 7 news reporter lonnie rivera talked to the visitors who don't seem all that concerned. >> reporter: exactly, eric. the visitors say they know mountain lions enjoy this habitat. but rangers say one lion keeps hanging around in the area. and that's why they've closed one trail. >> i've actually never come across one. >> reporter: she's had no encounters, but these park visitors know mountain lions roam the trails in san jose. hikers captured this one just yesterday. it's been seen several times near the south rim trail, and one-way ro

my wife chaired the building of the new barnes in philadelphia.lly special for this city. dr. barnes' collection was maybe the best impressionist collection outside the louvre in paris. for philadelphia, it gave it some additional world-class stature. david: your father was in the company a long time. 20, 30 years. is this what you intend to do for the rest of your career? brian: it is hard to imagine something else, but you have to keep the company fresh, so we will take it one day at a time. ♪ ♪ narrator: our world today is wealthier than ever. but not everyone shares in this wealth. today's young business leaders are challenging this, changing the way we think about money, its power and its purpose. this is a new generation. this is the new philanthropy. ♪ narrator: beatrice trussardi is part of one of italy's most famous fashion families. she is also one of italy's most provocative arts ph

barnes & noble will shut the doors after christmas. anthropologie will open nine months later in fall of 2018. shoppers share a range of opinions. >> i will >> i don't think it can take place of what a bookstore does. it's where one enriches the mind. we have enough clothing stores i think. >> do you feel anthropologie will fill the void? >> i'm skeptical. wait and see how it works. cool they will have cafe. >> it's different than most. new at 5:00, we will look at a new trend called retail and experience-based shopping. that is new at 5:00. live in downtown bethesda, kevin lewis, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a murder that rocked two universities in maryland. a young army officers killed the indictment that just came down and what it leaves out. that is next. >> it's too hot for spot. what an 3458 animal control officers are doing to keep your pet safe. alison: new at 5:00, how penn station isn't is the only one with work this summer. how to avoid another station with work at home when larry and i join yo

if your yoga routine needs more barn-yard animals we have more solutions.here's what's up this weekend. >> this is called the coffin. >> why? >> because that's where you end up if you mess up. >> i met up with david miles to show mow some of his roller disco moves. he runs a skate party called the church of eight wheels and he's sharing his passion for a whole weekend of events. a late-night skate through the city. a speed skating actual marathon and free lessons for beginners. >> 45 seconds, can you take a person that has never skated before and get them to the basics where they can learn. it's very simple. >> what's the key to that? >> weight forward, knees bent, feet in a "v" shape and walk like a duck. >> now on to goat yoga. that's exactly what it sounds like, a barn in the bayview this weekend will be home to downward facing goat, baby goats wander around as the teacher deb burkman leads you through a 30-minute practice. look at that, sometimes they try to eat your hair. who would want that. so many people. they have sold out and are adding classes th

in livermore, a grass fire destroyed a barn. firefighters posted these pictures of the barn consumed by flames. off of east vineyard avenue. from sky 7 you can see the fire melting the building. firefighters say a tractor started the fire on the surrounding grassland and it spread to that barn. >>> i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> i'm ama deets. to our other top story, the shut down of a popular park because of a mountain lion sighting. >> a mountain lion was spotted near one of the trails. abc 7 news reporter lonnie rivera talked to the visitors who don't seem all that concerned. >> reporter: exactly, eric. the visitors say they know mountain lions enjoy this habitat. but rangers say one lion keeps hanging around in the area. and that's why they've closed one trail. >> i've actually never come across one. >> reporter: she's had no encounters, but these park visitors know mountain lions roam the trails in san jose. hikers captured this one just yesterday. it's been seen several times near the south rim trail, and one-way ro

it completely destroyed an old barn and some vintage equipment inside of it. no injuries. >>> new at 6:00, the state's plan to take water from the sacramento river north of delta and then tunnel it down to pumping stations in the south is being called california's water fix. kpix 5's john ramos spoke with some people, though, who live on the delta, and they say it feels more like the fix is in. >> just a water grab to take it out of here to the south. it don't matter what happens to the delta. they just want it down south. >> reporter: ken is a delta pear farmer on the sacramento river and also operates a private beach resort at a spot called steamboat landing. he says if they place intake pipes above his property and begin siphoning off water at 9,000 cubic feet a second, he and his neighbors are doomed. >> without that flow pushing back against the saltwater, we'll have a massive amount of saltwater intrusion here in the delta, which will ruin it basically forever. it will never go back. >> reporter: those arguing about this in sacramento see the water as a

and we really like to thank barnes & noble for hosting us. we found out as we were walking in here today that this book showed up as number one on barnes & noble on their website today. across the country. really happy to be here. we like to thank crown publishing. our editor is over there and rachel and many or the people helped make this book possible. so we would be remiss in not mentioning them because they, because they stand along the wall an cheer us on. they're really responsible for a lot of what actually appears in the book. so i think, what we thought might be interesting for you, we talked a little bit to each other, kind of interview each other for a few minutes. then take some of your questions. did you want to kick it off, amie? >> sure. this is kind of fun. even though john and i worked together for two books, an five years, i think we still don't really, i have an idea of john's favorite moments and inner-workings but i kind of don't too. i figure we'll kick it off this way. we'll let you guys chime in as well. so maybe, let

time for another barnes wading weather camp moment. >> counselor, barnes wading. >> yes.res one of those faces, humidity. sad face it will be very humid around here. all right. hey, campers, i want you to know that sip compromised swimming is one much our options here at barn wading so far we haven't had too many people sign up i want to demonstrate the fun vick if you're willing to sign up for this course. come on in. synchronized swimming. queue our music. ♪ >> three, two, one. ♪ [ laughter ] >> three, 21. [ laughter ] >> awesome. >> queue my music. ♪ [ laughter ] >> oh, my goodness. >> having a heat stroke. >> i think so. >> it's always sad when you recruit the young ones to do foolishness. >> although synchronized swimming might be an option for some. >> i'm mildly uncomfortable right now. >> erin that makes three of us. [ laughter ] >> we can do some synchronized swimming during the commercial break. the inner loop by van dorn street crash blocks the right shoulder. green and yellow line single tracking by mount vernon square of a track problem. please allow for extr

my wife chaired the building of the new barnes in philadelphia.lly special for this city. dr. barnes' collection was maybe the best impressionist collection outside the louvre in paris. and for philadelphia, it really gave it some additional world-class stature. david: your father was in the company for a long time. you could do this another 20, 30 years. is this what you intend to do for the rest of your professional career? brian: i love what i do. and it is hard to imagine something else. but i also recognize that you have got to keep the company fresh, and so we will take it one day at a time. ♪ ♪ >> the thrill of living well is in the pursuit, the pursuit of the rarest experiences, the pursuit of the finest products, the pursuit of quality in everything you do. and in all of these pursuits, you need the best intelligence to make the best decisions. >> we know that she sells for a lot, but what makes her important? >> it isn't easy. it is difficult work. >> welcome to "bloomberg pursuits," where you find information that helps you to follow yo

the third project is the geneva car barn built in 1901 and scheduled to be torn down in 1998. >> you're in a historic space a 114-year-old roof that's never been fixed. >> reporter: but community passion kept this part of the city's first electric railway system alive and by the end of next year, $3.5 million by the taxpayers will make it a performing arts center on top of $10 million already dedicated to renovate the barn. in san francisco, i'm simon perez, kpix 5. >>> nike will soon start selling sneakers and other sporting sporting goods on instagram. they will sell the goods on the app but the ceo didn't share details of either partnership. he says he hopes using instagram will help nike connect with young erbieers who tend to use the app -- younger buyers who tend to use the app for longer periods of time. >>> president trump expected to meet face to face with russian president vladimir putin. still ahead, the latest from the g20 summit. >> reporter: plus, one of the biggest names in bay area politics is coming to ucsf mission bay's campus because senator dianne feinstein is concer

with a red barn. i know who's in the barn! it's like scrabble with haley.ainst yourself. (cameron) okay, everyone, look sharp, please! the press is here! as i was saying, maureen, i was really at an advantage having seen the broadway production. i was able to learn from their mistakes. for example, in my production, the phantom appears in the first scene, because after all, it's not called "christine and raoul of the opera." (chuckles) i have two sources telling me your lead is home with chicken pox. uh, mono. make that three sources. re good. um, permission to speak... off the record? denied. okay, fine. well, then... see for yourself in just a moment. tonight a star will be born. cam? not now, manny. i'm birthing something. sometimes in the theater, the real drama happens before the curtain rises. observe. luke dunphy, how would you like to play the starring role in cameron tucker's andrew lloyd webber's "phantom of the opera"? nope. luke dunphy, is it true you passed because of creative differences with an overbearing director? say nothing to that jackal

we found out as we were walking in today that the book showed up as number one barnes and noble on theebsite today across the country so we are happy to be here and we would really like to thank our editor and publisher over there along with rachel and many other people that helped make the possible. because they stand really responsible for what appears in the book. we will talk a little bit to each other and kind of interview each other for a few minutes and then take some of your questions if you want to kick it off, amy. >> even though john and i have worked together for a few bucks, i think we still -- i have an idea of the moments and the inner workings, but i kind of don't commit too so we will take it off this way and then let you chime in as well. so, let's start off by talking about the moment of the book. there's an interesting thing you might have a similar experience to us we were expecting hillary clinton to be the next president of the united states and unlike most routes into writing the book about the elections o on of the first things that we discussed in the immediat

. >> that's when jason barnes' wife saw the ellicott city rescue video played hundreds of thousands of times across the world. it happened in this very spot. >> now that we're at the one year anniversary it's a little hard to take so just looking at how the last year has changed my whole life. >> you see some of the water marks still right through there. >> the water rose some 20 feet just after he decided to get out of his store called all time toys on main street. his car had washed away. a man washed up from uphill. that's when he spotted a woman named jamie knight still in her volkswagen and surrounded by floodwaters. barnes wiped out at least once trying to get to her and finally did so on the end of a human chain. >> people say it was a heroic thing. i think it was the decent thing. in this video there were two shop owners, two residents and a guy who just washed up himself. it just shows when the situation rises, people just kind of pull together and do the right thing. >> the toy store owner said that's part of what made him decide to stay and rebuild. he opened the shop about

check in with tucker barnes. >> that would be wonderful. >> oh my gosh you'd be a gazillion nair. >> well i mean, you know, everything plays part in life. humidity is very important to the plants and to the animals. >> if we can have a personal dee humidifier as we walk around so the hair stays that kind of thing. >> can you imagine people lived in this city before air-conditioning? >> yes. >> incredible. the heat wave rolls on. mid 90 today's. up to 103 this afternoon with i think we'll get a little more sunshine than yesterday. we have clouds early this morning. 83 now in washington. it is warm and very sticky across the region leonardtown up to 81. dulles jumped to 80. 76 hagerstown the cool spot winchester we're head to do your house. you're 73 degrees to start your day. little cloudiness early more storms blossomed last night back into west virginia and western pennsylvania as though rolled across the mountains they fell apart but the clouds the debris from it still with us. so we'll be kind of partly sunny

welcome to barnes & noble tribeca. tonight i have the pleasure of introducing heather cabot and a.m. that wall raven as they join us to discuss their new book, "geek girl rising." heather is a former angel investor, adjunct professor at columbia university grad school of journalan