police say surveillance video shows becker setting fire to the flag which melted on to the car. no one was hurt. becker is in york county prison on $200,000 bail. >>> two weeks ago, the confederate flag was removed from in front of south carolina's state capitol. the act came weeks after a 21-year-old man allegedly shot and killed nine people in charleston. the suspect, dylann roof posted photos of himself online with the confederate flag. roof faces federal hate crime charges. >>> to a wild police chase in arizona. it was all caught on camera. keep your eyes peeled on that black truck. at one point the man is surrounded by police and nearly runs over an officer trying to escape. eventually, he ditches the truck, starts running, nearly getting nabbed by that dog in the carport. police caught up to him. he spent the night in the hospital because he fell into a cactus during the chase. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> what a way to start the weekend. we've got a spectacular evening and a spectacular saturday that is co

i'm alix steel. .oe: i'm joe weisenthal we are joined now by the president and ceo todd becker.d to see you. what does it mean for you when you see oil prices down 50%. you make ethanol that goes into the gasoline. what does that do for your margins? that cornd thing is is down as well. that makes it competitive. we are competing well. .e compete for our share, w we see expanded lens. we are doing well. although prices have dropped, other factors have driven demand. corn, wen it comes to have seen it rally. we've seen concerns that there's going to be a tightening of supply and prices go higher. what is your perfect oil and corn price? dropped, cornices prices did not. ,orn realized it had to compete and it has done that. we have seen a recent rally because of weather, but the black swan event was not the weather, it was to back to back bad crop years. yield is not dropping much. futures have rallied. they are expecting the crop will come in worse than expected. that will help keep ethanol prices low. joe: i'm curious about the politics of ethanol. obviously, ethanol depends on

wins his fourth set tying boris becker, he said afterwards he first set was key. >> i cannot let this happen against roger. in finals of wimbledon. this might be my last chance in the match. but again, managed to regroup went back to the basics. >> giants are playing their best baseball unfortunately just before the all-star break. perfect day for a canoe party. a three-run homer, third of the year. giants score four in the fourth. the final run support, struck out seven. gents win 4-2 and enter the break over .500. a's looking to a godmother win streak heading into the break. their all-stars making a big impress. vogt to right. ones far enough. rob of a home run but would get revenge in the fourth. see ya. murphy won't catch that one. a two-run shot. plenty of support for sonny gray help went the distance. gave up only two hits six strikeout, the lowest e.r.a. in the league. 27-20 since may 23rd. they carpet wait until the second half. >> final round of the women's u.s. open. in gee chan. amy yang, a birdie here thousand shot back. she is in the clubhouse at 8-under with a 4-under 66

i -- i would love board's backer -- boris becker.g me boris barton because my surf with this vicious as becker's. boris, pick me up and a car. i'm waiting for you. manus: you will be waiting a bit of a while, barty. have a great afternoon. let's bring you more breaking headlines now on the greek request for a bailout fomrrom their euro neighbors. debt sustainability will be a central part of the talks according to an e.u. official. this is critical important. there will be a report on debt sustainability delivered today. it's a central part of these talks. we do not know how they will be essential part of these talks. debt relief or restructuring now or will it come at a later date? the institutions have access to the new greek proposals. a running commentary now. you have had some of the heads of europe coming out and making these comments. the debt sustainability is there. jus looking at thet euro. euro-dollar up 1 1/14 percent up the most since june 8. euro-yen, we are seeing reaction. with one of the biggest moves, a five month h

stations are not covered almost the 21 to 50 square mile area and hundred 10,000 residents he says becker is a dangerous situation for firefighters or overworked in hand like have a call volume during an already busy fire season the hope to work with him as santa just those concerns. >>darya: raymond and seven others are going to stand trial in november he faces a long list of charges arising from drug- trafficking and distortions from stolen goods the state senator was also arrested and that fbi sting and last week he pleaded guilty to accepting campaign contributions as a drive for political favors is among 28 people charged in that case. >>mark: a convicted rapist made more from the home it will be happen if approved by moderate, and support the state house was recommended that the elders chaining do your big move to a home to start outpatient treatment as part of the final phase of the state sex offender program in 1978 he was convicted of rape and attempted burglary 10 years later he was convicted in a sexual saw the 16 year-old girl he certain years in state prison. >>darya: 240 vic

the peninsula and the east made the right hand side the commute traffic that is why is elizabeth becker had and was bound to the peninsula but there is nothing in which at to the back of heading to the richmond san rafael bridge so far so good we have a higher volume of traffic approaching the toll plaza but it is still small at the limits over to the map were getting a little slow in some martine heading into morgan hill the l ride to no. 1 01 stop and go traffic heading into cochrane as to continue for san jose there was a small stretch no. 1 01 from 68880 that is not a bad check out the drive times by 10 minutes from capitol expressway to montague expressway the nimitz battle still slow of you have to come from the east bank and headed to the south bay to this motion through hayward in union city airports in the 84 split after that it will be a great ride through fremont out for the milpitas and continuing into the south bend. >>darya: it is a 6:00 on the sidewalk in front of the merrill plastic a look up the mirror and the damage done to a distant 24 and bryant street in the just be

. >> a map forced with charges after kiing a wild ♪ this is some of walter becker best of heart workely dan. stledz song. friday skies black. look at the the ominous blue moon. >> yeah. >> call us the great painting hite that happened in media pa. >> an art replica stole and cross the street from public sure vains cameras. presidential part of the inside out program. high quality replicas of public art placed in public places. this used to be home to 2,000 dollar reproduction of soft portrait with pallet and somebody ripped it off its post somebody ripped it off its post. >> first they had too many drinks and second off it's a disgrace for the neighborhood. >> immaturity. just what juveniles do and if you're an adult and you do it you need to learn a lesson. >> or need to grow up. fox 29 learned from media police the stolen painting has been turned in. police won't say who brought it back. but they are still looking for the thief. >> and popular restaurant media closed following a fire that happened iron hill brewery. no word how the fair started the restaurant posted on social media

flexion to -- from tax notes and david sheper sound, and -- stephanie from bna and end with bernie becker from the hill. you're up. >> so you mentioned that the highway bill is a moving target. are there any provisions or amendmentses that the white house would want to include in the current senate bill to get this forward? >> well, i think xm bank for sure. that's something that the white house is very interested in. on at the transportation front there are number of safety measures that we're still concerned about and for instance if we re-call a car because of some defect that could endanger someone who is using the car and you go to a used car lot to buy a car even if it's been subject to re-call right now you could buy that car and it wouldn't have to be fixed. and we think that's a loophole that needs to be closed. there are also pieces of legislation we wish the senate would consider, like giving ntsa imminent hazard authority. we were criticized last year for having too cozy a relationship with industry. but the reality is that when a re-call occurs, if the company that has been r

a revenue source that doesn't put us in a compromising position on these other issues. >> bernie beckerrom "the hill," down at the other end. >> i'm going to ask another variation of that question. >> okay, great. [laughter] >> so, essentially, are you saying that the senate package would be there now, and it would be there at the end of the year -- >> no. >> -- and that the time would be right for tax reform to pay for this would be this fall? in a sense, that's saying you prefer the house -- [inaudible] >> what i'm saying is that the proposal we put forward two years ago and a revised version this year contains pro-growth business tax reform, and we still think that is the best way to solve the problem for transportation over six years. the political reality as we've learned from folks at least on the house side and perhaps even on the senate is that at best the ripe window for that tax reform discussion is probably the end of the year. so that is, in fact why the white house has supported the five month extension to this point. what the senate is now doing is putting forth an idea to

a revenue source that doesn't put us in a compromising position on these other issues. >> bernie becker from "the hill," down at the other end. >> i'm going to ask another variation of that question. >> okay, great. [laughter] >> so, essentially, are you saying that the senate package would be there now, and it would be there at the end of the year -- >> no. >> -- and that the time would be right for tax reform to pay for this would be this fall? in a sense, that's saying you prefer the house -- [inaudible] >> what i'm saying is that the proposal we put forward two years ago and a revised version this year contains pro-growth business tax reform, and we still think that is the best way to solve the problem for transportation over six years. the political reality as we've learned from folks at least on the house side and perhaps even on the senate is that at best the ripe window for that tax reform discussion is probably the end of the year. so that is, in fact why the white house has supported the five month extension to this point. what the senate is now doing is putting forth an idea

from the camera, anderson steward the rest of the way and turned left toward the next checkpoint, becker's north northeast. anderson and kennedy used the time and miles to check each of the controls essentially running the same radio control check they had run on the ground. so far it was textbook, had there been a textbook for something 1 had ever done before. five minutes to the north, anderson's radar showed the 1112 miles of its course for battles. the plane was veering too far east too soon for the channel coast. at this point it was closing in on the river live passing over the west would martians. elliott roosevelt maneuvered a mesquita within a few miles of the drone and began taking pictures. with forced approached in his p 38 giving commander smith, huddled in a plane's nose a clear drone. joe kennedy, into the p b 4 windows. into an estuary that is one of the gems of the suffolk coast. salt marshes home to a wide variety of water birds, gentle flash landscape conducive to a solitary walks and quiet contemplation. at the very margin of the marsh is a new delight would. at 1820 20

becker. >> your honor, these kids are ready for sentencing at this point in time.im that wishes to speak and address the court all at once. >> i'll hear from the victim first, please. >> you do not need to state your name. go ahead, please. >> this whole crime has honestly been the hardest struggle i've ever been through. i've dreaded this whole process, dreaded it for the fact i have to look in these faces. i've lost countless hours of sleep trying to avoid the nightmares of that night replaying in my head over and over again. i dread it so much i thought i couldn't do any more, that i couldn't bear to get up out of bed in the morning. but i did, and i will keep doing it. i hope during your sentence you will reflect on your terrible decisions and actions of wrongdoing and in your punishment you can become a better person. >> thank you very much. >> one by one, they stand before the judge. >> i would just like to apologize to the victims for my involvement in this event. >> i just want to take responsibility for my actions. >> what happened to her was never suppose

seated at the table are committee legislative directors melinda becker jun justin stevens. you can see them after the session. if you need copies of the materials or further details about any of the issues that we discuss today. before we go into our form i can't tellal presentations within, i want to turn to heather hogsett who is the staff director for the national governors association and the homeland security and public safety committees. she will provide updates on key federal and state issues. heather. >> thank you governor. we've made progress on a number of priorities of the health and human services and homeland security and public safety committees. from the health and human services perspective, we advocated actively for an extension of the children's health insurance program which congress did extent in april for two years until fiscal year 2017 as part of a larger deal to overhaul medicare payments to physicians. that maintains flexibilities and planned funding levels for states. so that was a key priority of states so that was a key priority we were able to a

and finally staff sergeant david wyatt of becker north carolina. he specialized in field artillery. served for more than 11 years. deployed to both iraq and afghanistan. and right now "on the record" is on the ground investigating the attack. but who was mohammed yousef abdulazeez. griff jenkins spoke to his best friend. griff joins us. >> griff? >> >> we talked to the immediate neighbor who recalls see mohammed just a few days ago coming out oof the woods with another friend. >> do you remember the last time you saw him? >> i think it was probably this weekend. i saw him walking up from the back with a friend and i just didn't pay any attention. i had no reason. >> he was where the wood thing is kind of up there behind that i saw him. and i was just getting into the red truck. >> this is the back of abdulazeez's property. you can see this is an area where the immediate neighbor, karen jones says she mohammed unidentified man saw him walking up as she was getting into her red car here. you can see she would have gotten a good look here. this is 10 feet. as we walked this street ther

fox knoxville anchor john becker is live in tennessee. this is not a homicide case.obbery/kidnapping right? >> that's correct. robbery, hostage cases. families okay in both of them. you can imagine pretty shaken though, greta. the highlight of our interview today with the special agent in charge here at the knoxville office is this: he moved from tuesday saying these cases are quite possibly linked to today saying they are definitely linked. they are searching for at least three suspects in these cases. they have some 30 agents from the federal side and the local side working both cases. that most recent one happening tuesday here in the knoxville area. one before that back in april. but they are very similar and perhaps one ever the biggest highlights from our conversation with the special agent in charge today in the fbi office here in knoxville was he is worried this will happen again, that they didn't steal enough money to make this grab that they are done with and they are going to disappear and go on some paradise island. no he thinks it will happen again. >> d

seated at the table are committee legislative directors melinda becker, justin stephens. you can see them after the session if you need copies of the materials or further details about any of the issues that we have discussed today. before we go into our formal presentations, i want to turn to heather halsted, who is the staff director for the health and human services and the homeland security and public safety committees. healther and her nga colleagues will provide updates on key federal and state issues. >> thank you governor. we made progress on a number of priorities. from the health and human services perspective, we abdicated actually for an exception of the -- we abdicated for extension of the -- ad vocated for extension of the children's health insurance program. that chip extension maintains existing flexibility and planning levels for states. that was a key area we were able to a college. there were also discussions to reform the child welfare system to invest and services that keep children safely out of foster care. at the same time, homeland security and pu

. >> i thought my little friend his name is becker he was telling me his life story. >> boston. >> boston today. he's not nervous at all for his first time on tv. we aren't either to check on philadelphia, warm day along the east coast. already 75. the dew point, 70 so lots of moisture and had storms move through and flash flood warnings still in place in a lot of >> good tuesday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. the marine laser back but we will see more sunshine this afternoon and the high clouds from yesterday are gone. hottest highs are slated tomorrow through friday and here is the new wrinkle. the recommend naps of delores could bring us thunderstorms this weekend. today is upper 60 to low 70s the coast into san francisco and mid-to-upper 70s around the bay and clear lake is 90 and 90s are mother dominant with 80s around the bay and 70 at >> love these summer crowds. all right, lara. let's get to pop. >> thank you very much ginger. we begin "pop" this morning with this. get ready for your fan girl fan boy to freak out. members of

. >> i thought my little friend his name becker he was telling me his life story.new york and going to -- >> boston. >> boston today. he's not nervous at all for his first time on tv. we aren't either to check on philadelphia, warm day along the east coast. already 75. the dew point, 70 so lots of moisture and had storms move through and flash flood warnings still in place in a lot of spots. they jacqui: good morning, washington. it will be a hot in sticky day with showers and thunderstorms likely, especially in the evening hours. a few of those couould be cutut -- could become severe with dadamaging winds. flash flood watcheat 2:00 and then the water possibleith tempatures in the upper 80's and action diminishing after thehe midnight hoursrs tonight. low of aut 74 with an isolated show in the afternoon and a >> love these summer crowds. all right, lara. let's get to pop. >> thank you very much ginger. we begin "pop" this morning with this. get ready for your fan girl fan boy to freak out. members of the backstreet boys and 'nsync teaming up to fight zombies of all

and we are going to end with bernie becker from the hill. >> are there any provisions or amendments that the white house would want to include in the current senate bill? >> that is something the white house is very much interested in. on the transportation front there are a number of safety measures we are concerned about. if we recall a car because of some defect that could endanger someone that is using the car and you go to a used car lot to buy a car, even if it has been subject to recall, you can buy that car and it wouldn't have to be fixed. we think that is a loophole that needs to be closed. there are also pieces of legislation we wish the senate would consider, like the hazard authority. we were criticized for having a too cozy relationship with industry. when a recall occurs, if the company that has been recall disagrees with our assessment our recourse is to go to court and spend years trying to medicaid that issue while dangerous stuff is on the streets. the alternative is to develop some kind of settlement with the automaker. usually we have been able to get favorable resul