and in boulder exactly the same thing happened in the mirror. that is on affirmative action, some people didn't like it very much. most people liked it plenty. the arguments that supported it crushed the arguments that undermined it and people, oh, gosh, those are the arguments are supportive of that, that produced confidence, unity, extremism. the second thing is slightly more subtle and you can see this in realtime and i think each of us can see this in our daily lives whether it involves what products to buy, what people to like, what political view to hold on an issue and here is the phone onlyna. most people who don't have a ton of information, tend toward the middle. they become tentative because of humility. they become confident and more extreme. confidence is increased by crobbation and you can see that in both cities and corroboration makes for more intensity of commitment to the view and that helps for the finding, the third involves reputation, people don't want a group of people who tend to say, affirmative action is great, they don

and you can't disturb certain things like ancient boulders and arroyo. >> they almost had to place theyo, which we're walking on over the bridge, 'cause when it rains, water flows down here like a creek. the architect met with the owners and started drawing the house on the lot on a napkin. it began to take the form of a scorpion. and they just went with the idea. >> although the property is extremely modern, it somehow manages to also blend into the natural desert that surrounds it. >> what's great about the house is the outdoor materials continue inside. so it's a seamless blend of limestone, titanium, oxidized zinc, glass, and steel in a modern form. >> the whole house is built elevated above the desert. and the office, which has a glass floor, floats above a watering hole where deer and other animals come to drink. >> one of the unique things in the house is the cabinetry in the kitchen. >> the color is ferrari red. now look. i don't mean that it's just, like, the shade of red. i mean that actually they got the paint from ferrari. the central point of the house is the pool, with ev

woodside 41 in occidental 41, sonoma 42 and boulder creek 42. fog forming rapidly and mainly confined to the coast with cold water temperatures, 40s and 50s. upper to mid 40s and mill valley and they are along with glen allen and petaluma at 46. big changes coming up, 60s, 70s and 80s in the interior. >>> it is 6:01 am. >>> i would not recommend using the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 heading to the high rise, there was an earlier crash several vehicles. they eventually ended up pulling them off of that damaged the commute which is very slow leaving hayward out to the peninsula. i will put this on the map to show you the road sensors that are showing pretty much all the way across the san mateo bridge. we have slow traffic because of the earlier crash. the dumbarton bridge is your best bet and it is looking pretty good although you may have to get down with a little bit of slow traffic on the nimitz freeway. a look at the interstate 880 in oakland in case you want to take the bay bridge, and that bay bridge commute is much more ordinary. it is

a train derailed in boulder, colorado. local police say hazardous material crews are on the way and they are asking people to avoid area. no injuries have been reported. trouble in boulder. we'll follow up on that story. but now i want to tell you about senate majority leader mitch mckoonmc -- mcconnell will relee a discussion bill. democrats are doing whatever they can to delay republican senators from holding a vote on the bill before the july recess. we have the -- there is a lot going on with healthcare. the cbo is going to score this bill next week. we'll have a vote as early as next week. what do you make of this? can they do it? >> i think they can do it. you have nine legislative days. the reality is let's look at what obamacare is doing to the american people. it increased costs, decreased choice and increased bureaucratic red tape. while the democrats are pretending they wanted to work with republicans on this, it would have never worked to repeal obamacare. gerri: the democrats are doing everything they can, the

sfpd says their car flipped when it hit a boulder on the great highway last night near golden gate park. an emergency crew helped pull the officers from the car and they were rushed to the hospital. their injuries are not life- threatening. it's not clear if the patrol car was speeding before the crash. >> when they were attempting to negotiate passing another vehicle, their vehicle left the roadway, collided with a boulder in the center medium, and then overturned. >> police are interviewing witnesses and asking if anyone has surveillance video of the crash. >>> well, five people are without a home tonight after a care facility went up in flames in unincorporated hayward. that happened about 1:00 this afternoon in the 200 block of sunset boulevard. heavy smoke was visible from blocks away. firefighters kept the flames from jumping to other homes in the area. >> we had black pressurized smoke coming out of the building and heavy fire from the front of the house. so we made an aggressive fire attack inside the structure and we knocked down the fire in about five minutes. >> nobody was hu

sfpd is saying the officers flipped their car after hitting a boulder going southbound on the highway at 8:00 tonight near golden gate park. an ambulance rushed to the scene and carried the officers away on stretchers. we're told their injuries are not life threatening. it's not clear if speed was a factor in the crash. >> when they were attempting to negotiate passing another vehicle, their vehicle left the roadway, collided with a boulder in the center median and overturned. >> the southbound lanes last check were still closed. police are hoping witnesses and anyone with video of the crash will come forward. >>> tonight the contra costa d.a. who admitted misusing campaign money is at the center of a criminal investigation. mark reynolds was elected district in 2010 and reelected in 2014. now the california attorney general opened an investigation into peterson's financial activities. a search warrant has been served the chronicle says and peterson says he is fully cooperating, but it's not yet clear what investigators are looking for or what charges they are considering. peterson ha

boulder creek 42, and point race at 44.orecast today has the fog at the coast and bay and inland burning off fast. he is, 70s with some 80s. sunny and warm for walnut creek, 49 to start often ending up at 84. this will probably be the warmest of the week with fog forming rapidly, especially san mateo, santa cruz and parts of debate. very cold water at bodega bay and san francisco bowie, 49. june gloom already at santa barbara and the fog bank working his way up the coast. 50s for some in a cool pattern for many, gilroy dropping to 44, and here's scotts valley it 42 and boulder creek at 42, 30 in truckee and 51 and ukiah. a nice day and steer with that weak system but no big deal, and today looks sunny and mild for some but that is except if you are on the coast. this system looks like it wants to arrive on the thursday. santa rosa to ukiah a quarter an inch to one inch, sacramento is impressive for jim. okay through wednesday before you begin to cloud up. thursday late morning and early afternoon and this system will probab

boulder city about 250,000 passenger carriers an an increase of 15% over 2013. what can i tell the mayor of boulder city who is looking to be a part of the contract tower program and whether it is going to exist and be protected for their potential -- to their potential benefit? >> whenever there's a budgetary pressure, what happens is the contract towers become the easiest target for elimination and cut baxs which is why the administration is making the point that the air traffic control system needs to be separate from the regulatory part of faa. and it will be a self-sustaining, the air traffic control. it's basically a change in the governing and financing structure. nothing will change from -- during one day to another during the transition. >> can i ask either way, is boulder city assured they would be able to obtain a contract tower under either program whether we privatize or not? they should still be able to rely on that benefit? >> i would hope so. in the new entity, the rural communities will continue to be very important. again, because of the steady

sustained minor injuries considering this pretty dramatic aftermath.they ended up driving over the bouldersin the center median divider as they were heading south on the great highway just before 8 o clock this evening. sot:bystander//"that's about when i heard sirens flying by." a witness who was driving behind the cop car says they were driving pretty close with another dark colored vehicle but they don't know if they collided into one another and that could have caused this crash.sot: captain jack hart, san francisco police department//" don't know at this time its' still under investigation we're still gathering video and statements from witnesses and the officers as well."we got video of those two officers taken out of the car and then put into an ambulance they were transported to sf general hospital for what a captain on the scene says was minor injuries considering the dramatic aftermath.sot: captain jack hart, san francisco police department//"traffic in the city is always pretty dangerous we are lucky the officers survived."in sf ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (grant) the wife and a

anything happening out there. >> we've been talking about the closure on highway 9 in boulder creek.completely shut down in both directions due to a crash that happened last night. and that remains in effect, the sig-alert until they can get the lanes open. a power pole came down. causing folks to use electricity. and we're tracking the slowdowns on northbound 85, northbound 101, you know the drill. if you typically commute in this area, it's a slow day. a couple of cars got into it. the backup stretches all the way to 580. and cruising speed is below 15 miles per hour. if you're on 680, it's going to take you 35 minutes just to get on down to highway 84. that's a check of the traffic. and let's check in with roberta. >>> good morning, everybody. let me show you the numbers. it's a far reaching heat wave. discovery bay, 103. and riverside in southern california, 105. they get some -- air mass. and las vegas, 116. phoenix 119. and palm springs, 121 degrees. and death valley, 129, yes. embrace this. it is the return of the marine layer. looking out to -- it's a condensed, squashed deck

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caltrans says water from storms this winter got in between boulders, causing the mudslide.y hope to have both lanes back open by tomorrow afternoon. (justine) the powerball jackpot was over 447 million tongiht.... and one ticket was sold in california..(jr stone) it is the 10th largest lottery prize in u.s. history. the winning numbers picked tonight...are 32...26...20...38...58... and the powerball number is three... the odds of winning powerball...1 in 292 million. the biggest jackpot ever took place in january 2016. that payout reached a rerd $1.6 billion -- the one and only time it has crossed the billion dollar mark. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was a lot of sunshine today but the winds whipped again to help keep temperatures cool. you can see the showers in northern california in even some snow showers in shasta. there were a few passing clouds today but other than temperatures running 5 to 15 degrees below normal. winds continue to howl in parts of the bay area and it will likely be windy again

the officers flipped the car after hitting a boulder while going southbound near golden gate park. an ambulance rushed to the scene and carried the officers away on stretchers. their injuries are not life- threatening. >> when they were attempting to negotiate passing another vehicle, the vehicle left the roadway, collided with a boulder in the center median, and then overturned. the southbound lanes near the scene of the crash are back open. police are open hope -- hoping that witnesses will come forward. >> we would never have lived in a place we thought was unsafe. we were not through the night of the fire. >> the wife of the man charged in the ghost ship fire is breaking her silence. she spoke aaside her husband's defense team. >> reporter: it started with a clap. he wasted no time blaming the landlord, pg&e. >> and he called out the firefighters. >> what they did was terribly negligent. they put a hole in the roof. and the people who died didn't die of burns. they were asphyxiated by the smoke. >> reporter: he says his client is an innocent man who had no idea the warehouse wa

taunton is a notoriously good place to bat, ab de villiers is notoriously good at batting, boulders headtom curran returned and got two more, south africa 17a, once a tarin kowt all, not these days. not with england striking it like this, roy was meant to be out of form but he nearly put it out of the ground and going to 50 but then he changed path fatefully while running south africa claimed he deliberately got in the way of their throw, the umpire gave him out, obstructing the field. momentum lost, england needed four from the final ball, south africa didn't allow them one. not that many remember england's last game in taunton, few will remember this one. patrick gearey, bbc news. after a thriller in taunton, we go to cardiff for the finale of this t20 series. eoin morgan has said there will be changes, another opportunity for someone to make a name for himself in this england limited overs side. the series set up limited overs side. the series set up beautifully, 1—1 after the second match in taunton. southampton have appointed the former alaves coach and liverpool defender mauricio p

sfpd said their car flipped over after they hit a boulder. it isn't clear if the patrol car was speed ever about the crash. >> when they were attempting to negotiate passing another vehicle, their vehicle left the roadway, collided with a boulder in the center median, and then overturned. >> police are looking for surveillance video to get a better idea of what happened. >>> in livermore traffic getting back up to speed on eastbound 580 after a fatal motorcycle wreck at the altamont pass. that happened near greenville road about three hours ago. a vehicle might have gotten tangled up with a pair of motorcycles. at least one person was killed. at one point three lanes were blocked. a couple minutes ago we learned that all lanes are back open now. >>> five people need a new place to stay tonight after their home in unincorporated hayward went up in flames. the fire started around one this afternoon on sunset boulevard near sunset court. everyone inside managed to get out unhurt. >> we had black pressurized smoke coming out of the building and h

caltrans says water from storms this winter got in between boulders, causing the mudslide.oth lanes back open by this afternoon. ( marty ) still ahead. the cavaliers force a game five and draymond green is hoping the warriors don't have to go back to cleveland again. the harsh words he has for the land. after the live look outside... richmond bridge for the weekned... it's the haight ashbury street fair. come out and enjoy music, food and more. it's all happening on haight street from 11 to 5:30. the event is free to attend. the warriors are back in the bay area and draymond green is happy to back from cleveland. meanwhile, the giants look to end their losing streak and the a's take on the rays in a double header. let's send it over to j-r stone for sports. ( jr stone ) the golden state warriors are back in town. they arrived from cleveland saturday morning -- following their game four loss against the cavs last night. golden state failed to sweep the cavs and make history as the only team to go undefeated in the playoffs at 16-0. kevin durant finished with 35 points lebron

in boulder city, there is a non- towered airport that had about 100,000 aircraft operations in 2016. they have experienced several incidents where aircraft using crossing runways at the same time has have close calls. it was clearly at an important layer. there was an increase of 15% over 2013. what can i tell the mayor of boulder city, who is looking to be a part of the contract our program and whether it will exist and be protected for their potential benefit. whenever there is a budgetaryy pressure, what happens is these contract towers become the easiest towers for elimination and cut back which is why, once again, the administration is making the point that the air traffic control system needs to be separate from the regulatorye part of faa. it would be self-sustaining. it's basically a change in the governance structure in the financing structure. nothing will change from one day to another during the transitio transition. >> either way, is boulder city assured they could obtain a contract tower whether we privatize or not, should they be able to rely on that benefit. >> i woul

the squad car hit a boulder and flipped over.ere taken to the san francisco general with minor injuries. i asked where the officers were going and how fast they were driving and if they had lights and sirens on and he said it's all under investigation. >> the officers don't appear to be on call at the time. this is just another reminder of the hazards of driving in san francisco. and the hazards that they have to face every day. s surveillance video in the area that will explain what happened here before the crash and why it occurred. you can see the tow truck moving around to try and get the squad car out of the road so they can open the southbound lanes again. >>> we get the new details from abc reporter, in mountainview. >> and suddenly in the middle of the play, we saw sparks in the theater and we just heard a loud kind of, i don't know, a loud sound. >> mia popovichs was working as an usher when the lights went out around 8:15 thursday night t show could not go on. the public library was evacuated, but without power the staf

cal-trans says water from winter storms got in between boulders causing the mudslides. abc 7 news, dropped into a pacifica bakery that's extra sweet on the warriors. >> that would be mazzetti's bakery. both staff and customers are big warriors fans, that adds up to a lot of warriors inspired goodies. cakes, kook goodies, you name it. they will take special orders with a player's name or jersey. >>> still to come, dub nation packed oracle arena for a watch party. fans are worried about the cars leading 3-1 again? plus, why people in china are cheeri >> thanks so much for starting your day with abc 7 morning. i'm chris nguyen. lisa arjen is tracking the conditions where you live. >> hey, chris, you can see the future tower camera there is some fog floating by. plenty of sunshine here in san francisco. it will be a cool day today, a lot like yesterday, breezy to gusty winds at times. 55 here in the city. vacate in san jose. oakland already at 60 and over in the east bay, emeryville, it is sunny now with low 60s in the north bay and 60 in concord. so we're cooler. we got ri

. ♪ jonathan: a dramatic scene in boulder, colorado come after a train derailed off the tracks.etails still coming in are a little sketchy as to why the train jumped the tracks. residents nearby had to be evacuated while officials determined the train was not ca locally, riverbend road in great falls will be closed overnight following an accident shutdown down -- the will allow virginia power to repair downed wires. live on riverbend road can get to their homes, but all other traffic is being directed away. a demand for action over what fairfax county leaders call a growing hazard. they say that the state needs to often. medians more we found spots where the weeds are more than three feet high. right now the state only mows medians three times a year. the for the recession, it was mowed twice as often. the state is not commenting. a baseball field transformed into a federal crime scene. theght, that field where man who opened fire on the congressional representatives for the republicans for a baseball game were wounded. it underwent a transformation from it. jay korff was there

look at scotts valley and boulder creek, 43 and 42.t is a chill in the air and kicking on the furnace for some. mostly clear skies over this year with high clouds. this will be the warmest day of the week for many. today or tomorrow and after that significant changes on the way. we have a good stretch of moisture coming across the pacific. this is the gfs forecast model for the rainfall, through wednesday night good. fog coming back late wednesday night and look at this, expecting rain and maybe into saturday. not a lot but santa rosa quarter inch, ukiah almost an inch, impressive, measurable amounts. more rain possible been until late wednesday and more than likely will be thursday. it will probably move in around noon on thursday to the north installing thursday night. we have another piece of energy coming through on saturday which could produce high elevation snow in the sierra. that is still six days away but plenty going on. 60s, 70s, 80s with a few upper 80s near 90. ukiah, clearlake, antioch and brentwood. gilroy could make it,

a dramatic scene in boulder, colorado -- after a train carrying plastic beads derailed. take a look -- you can see the train completely off the tracks, detached from its wheels. were evacuated while officials determined the train wasn't carrying anything dangerous. no word on a cause. now to must see video out of sarasota, florida you see two men - one armed with a shotgun, the other a rifle, barge into a busy bar around 1-30 sunday morning. while those in the men's path know what's happening -- most, were blissfully unaware... sipping their drinks just feet away. the thieves - took drinks of their own as they ran out of the bar. time now for weather - happy first day of summer - longest amount of daylight - hottest day of the next 10 tomorrow (90+) - impacts from t.s. cindy this weekend - nice early next week (lower humidity!) today:- partly cloudy. hot, but relatively comfortable humidity. stray pm shower possible. highs: 86-90 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. warm. lows: 64-71 winds: w 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. hot and humid.

cheryl is in boulder, colorado. good morning. caller: i to questions about insurance. are the drivers required to carry a commercial level of insurance? if so, how extensive is that? that, what't require happens if the driver is in an accident and you get badly hurt and all they have got is their personal car insurance and they say we are not going to pay anything because we do not know you were using your car for business purposes? guest: thank you. on insuranceeep issues because it's not something that i researched extensively. i don't want to miss speak. my general understanding is that uber makes it clear to its drivers that are driving above a certain threshold that they are in fact required to have insurance. i believe the compliant is generally high. it's probably not perfect, but i can tell you that when i became a new bridge driver, i was required to show proof of insurance. i was not required to show proof of commercial insurance. i was told i needed to get it. i was insured. i cannot tell you what would've happened if i got in an accident. it's a great quest

of my favorite shots, outside lake harmony here, seen motor boat coming through, jack frost, big boulderlake harmony in the distance, no frost to find in this particular camera shot. and you can even see the boat slip offer in the distance, just such a beautiful looking start to the afternoon here. >> the for the tress up at camel beach, so much fun been waiting all season, finally has, the people enjoying themselves out here in another view of our pocono camera networkment meanwhile, across storm scan3, things definitely pretty active across the mid section, for two separate reasons, a, you have got system working its way east, that is what is impacting our region headed into tomorrow and saturday, then here is now what's left, and this is an update, of what had been tropical storm cindy, now downgraded to tropical depression. so even though it has lost somewhat of its strength, it still has ample moisture to work with. and i've been saying all along the legacy of the storm will be the flooding rain it bridges, it may be a depression, not even a named storm at all. if it has the moistur

boulder creek, upper 50s. 59, saratoga. santa clara. a little difference. some locations cool. not howling unless you get out toward the delta. once that low cloud deck burns off the breeze breaks up. 86 in las vegas. 54 degrees. 60s and june gloom as well. water temperatures have gone up a little bit southern california and here as well. not warm enough where you don't get much fog. when you have acies temperature coming in it'll enhance it. some inland there is -- on the warm, maybe hot side. maybe not 105. some mid to upper 90s. vacaville. antioch could be in the mix by time we get to friday and saturday. it looks like we cooldown on sunday. just day to day changes here. >> all right. pam can handle it. >> it's lovely. i like it. keep it right in this little window. it's nice. our comfort zone. >>> it's 4:49. the opera house is getting a makeover. check out the light show being projected on outside of that building. pam that's different. you can see australian art. every sunset, seven minute show. it highlights the work from several native artists. it has its own sound track

a second, smaller landslide triggering boulders to topple onto the village. search dogs, heavy equipment and instruments to detect life, all deployed for finding signs of survivors like qiao dashuai and his family. he says dozens of households in the village were completely buried. he says his one-month-old son saved them by crying and waking them up moments before the mudslide hit. "i was pinned down in the dining room, we slowly got up, held the baby and escaped," he explains. tonight, with at least 15 dead rescuers are still hoping for more stories like his, uncovering crumbled pieces of some of the more than 40 homes that were obliterated. a hotel is also buried beneath the rubble. but officials saying it's unclear if any tourists are among the missing. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> now the dangerous weather back here at home. two storm-related deaths reported in arkansas. and take a look at this, a tornado rolling right toward a home depot in new jersey. blowing the doors wide open, shoppers ducking for cover. plus, drenching rain south of pittsburgh, th

the new design makes it faster and easier to use with boulder headlines and it cons and also changes profile pictures from square shape to round. there were 30,000 tweets within hours complaining, perhaps mocking the new look. what do you think? >> i'm checking it out. i don't really notice much of a difference. >> i haven't noticed it yet, but i'll check it out during the break. >>> while you're doing that, up next, kari hall joining us right now. we are going to feel big differences in the forecast starting today. >> it will be all about the heat as we take a live look at palo alto. not needing the air conditioning just yet as we look at the temperature trend for sunnyvale, going up into the upper 80s later today. i'll talk more about that and what you can expect coming up on the other side of the break. >>> not air conditioning just yet. over here no slowing just yet on the san mateo bridge. we know that's going to change as well as we're heading west with these taillights over to the peninsula side. >>> and an american convicted of espionage by north korea is back at home. but wh

sustained minor injuries considering this pretty dramatic aftermath.they ended up driving over the bouldersin the center median divider as they were heading south on the great highway just before 8 o clock this evening. sot:bystander//"that's about when i heard sirens flying by." a witness who was driving behind the cop car says they were driving pretty close with another dark colored vehicle but they don't know if they collided into one another and that could have caused this crash.sot: captain jack hart, san francisco police department//" don't know at this time its' still under investigation we're still gathering video and statements from witnesses and the officers as well."we got video of those two officers taken out of the car and then put ambulance transported hospital for what a captain on the scene says was minor considering aftermath.jack hart, san police affic in the city is dangerous we are survived."in sf ella kron 4 news. ( marty ) after an explosive testimony from former f-b-i director james comey, president trump is firing back. and it could lead to a political showdown. scot

and these images showjust how difficult the situation is for rescue teams, trying to remove giant bouldersnd. watching on, are the relatives of some of those still missing. translation: i was so shocked and so heartbroken. at the time, we all went over to look at the scene. we came here to this spot. a lot of people came and we were all standing here. looking at it, they were all crying, heartbroken. translation: it was a whole chunk of the mountains that slid down. my uncle built his house right in the middle so we didn't have too much hope that he had survived but even if he is dead, we still felt we ought to come and see what happens. also making news today: at least seven people have died in a cable car accident in the tourist resort of gulmarg in indian—administered kashmir. police say the main cable, that carries the six—seater cabins, snapped due to strong winds. hundreds of people were temporarily stranded at high altitude, but were later rescued. let's bring you the latest from formula 1, and australia's daniel ricciardo has won an action packed azerbaijan grand prix. the red bull

and this shows just how difficult the situation is for rescue teams, trying to remove giant bouldersnd. watching on as all of this happens are the relatives of those missing. some are now coming to terms with the fact their loved ones will not be found. i was so shocked and heartbroken. we all went over to look at the scene and came to this sport. a lot of people came and were standing here. looking at it, they were all crying, heartbroken. it was a whole chunk of the mountain that slid down. my uncle built his house right in the middle, so he —— we didn't have much hope that he would have survived. even still, we had to comment see what happened. well let's remind ourselves of some other details. around 100 people are missing as we mentioned. as many as a0 homes have been destroyed. and 3,000 people are involved in the rescue effort. there's more on this story online — bbc.com/news. also making news today, at least seven people died when the world's second highest cable car crashed in the tourist resort of gulmarg in indian—administered kashmir. police say the cable that operates th

mile high city and so i thought it was really important to my first special on comedy central was in boulder and i'm from denver proper i'm from downtown and so i did the paramount theater this is storage theater that i had always kind of dream you know i saw comedians play i always dreamed of playing as a comedian but didn't really think that was within reach so i just enjoyed going and seeing shows it's very it's sturrock and so you know when h.b.o. came to me i went to the paramount and said this is always been something i you know i grew up here and what was great to you is it's an audience that is very much like me people from denver have very similar sensibilities progress. ideals and also you know smoke marijuana and think that that's a legal air of the day absolutely and it's a rocky games you know exactly rocky mountain high and so the audience was so supportive really it was great i felt like it was a solid a minus is it true that you had gold death in this special yeah i mean i think i talk about the idea of being pro suicide if it's not about loneliness or if it's about a decisio

boulder making a return visit to newsmakers. mr. wong: thank you for being here, mr. stivers. call me, who is testifying on capitol hill as we speak, has said that donald trump told him in the oval office that the russian investigations have been a cloud over his administration. cloud was the word that he used. do you believe that the russian investigation, these multipronged investigations, what the fbi is doing and the ones on capitol hill, are distracting from the gop agenda? and how do you see these russian investigations impacting house races around the country? mr. stivers: i was glad to see former director mueller named as a special investigator to look into this. i have supported the house and senate investigations to do their job. i will support them through the process of collecting information, analyzing that information, and bringing a conclusion forward to the house and senate. i support the same thing with a special investigator to go through the entire process, follow the facts where they lead, and let the process work. i do not believe that they are on health f

a section of 50 was shut down yesterday after the slide pushed tons ofmud, branches and boulders onto today - it's still a mess although there are now one-way traffic controls. that will probably be the case through saturday - and maybe all day sunday. it's happening in a rural area between white hall and kyburz. one of the scary moments thursday -- the driver of one of the heavy pieces of equipment discovered the hillside had not stopped moving... caltrans engineer - yeah, he was up here and it cut loose and he and the excavator traveled down the hillside together. fortunately no on was hurt. we figured it was a danger to the highway. caltrans says that more than 50 truckloads of debris are being hauled away. drivers are being told to expect 90-minute delays.... crews are working around the clock to clear the mud....and stabilize the slope. ( steve ) early june is when the camping season in the high sierra is well underway. but despite the warmer temperatures we've been seeing, it's been a slow start for would-be campers..( catherine ) lonnie wong tells us that campsites in many case

it feels like these attacks are getting larger and boulder, they go after everyone, no one is safe fromusiness. >> true that. also very more much more sophisticated. the thing you never want to hear right now is what we're hearing today. the computer systems that monitor radiation at chernobyl was shut down by this. this starting what we believe is in the ukraine area, they are taking the brunt of this damage with their country infrastructure under attack. it is spread globally, at-this-point, you have a sei cyber attack of this magnitude this really gets going. it is impossible to stop once it gets to this velocity. it is rapid, hitting at least 9 european country, and now throughout u.s., first report was with merck, it has not stopped. a lot of people, think that done microsoft fix this? we know that this targets microsoft windows machines. if you think about the origin of this today, or when we believe is origin, what we know is that those countries are more likely to use a version of windows that of very pirates -- that was therapy ratte pirated or a real outdated version, they wou

there are a few breaks in those low clouds. 59 for gilroy. 55 for boulder creek.me breaks toward the santa cruz case -- area. a lot of 50s, 60s and 70s. it's a:30 and things are -- what? >> if you ever wonder what i am looking at -- suspect -- i am wondering what you are looking at. >> i just want to make sure it is all square and the traffic pictures are not bad. at the toll plaza, you can see that the traffic is not too bad but there is waiting so i don't want to mislead you. it is better than it normally is. especially coming in on 880. this is 880 northbound to downtown oakland. san mateo bridge traffic is moderate as you head out to the high-rise and i want to mention that we have a bit of slow traffic coming around the corner. from cesar chavez to the bay bridge. and on the peninsula, the 101 is slow. 280 doesn't look too bad. a:31 and let's go back to the desk. >>> officials want highway patrol to step up enforcement of the good old carpool lane. >>> it has actually doubled in recent years despite a $491 fine. we are live in berkeley to explain. >> reporter

to talk a little bit about and this has been pertaining to the contract tower program because in boulder city, there is in airport a an airport tha0 operations in 2016 and they have experienced several incidents where aircraft were using crossing runways at the same time it had close calls and also boulder city had an increase of 15%. what can i tell the mayor on whether it is going to exist and be protected for their potential benefit of >> whenever therof >> whenever there is a budgetary pressure, what happens if the contract towers become the easiest targets pretty elimination cutbacks. once again that is why the administration is making the point that the air traffic control system needs to be separate from the regulatory part of the faa. if would be self-sustaining. it's basically a change in the government structure. nothing will change from one day to another during the transition. are they assured that they would be able to obtain a contract tower under either program whether we privatize or not, should they be able to rely on the benefit? >> dot communities would continue to be

ella: the overturned cop car is still lying in the roadway after it crashed over the boulders in thecenter divider headed south on the great highway. ella it happened just before 8 tonight.two officers who were inside are now recovering at san francisco general hospital with minor injuries according to a captain on the scene here. because this is breaking news little is known about how this accident happened.a bystander told me off camerathe police car was driving closely with a dark colored vehicle but didn't see if the second car may have caused them to crash. we asked the captain if the officers were involved in a pursuit when this happened but he tells us its not known at this time. captain jack hart, san francisco police department//" don't know at this time its' still under investigation we're still gathering video and statements from witnesses and the officers as well our traffic investigation unit is on the scene as well as our crime scene investigations unit." " ella: bystanders say people rushed to the aid of the officers that both seemed fine one in better shape than the o

twitter says it's faster and easier to use and has boulder headlines and more intuitive icons.iggest thing you will notice is the profile images are now instead of square, which is perfect for our logo. it would not be twitter without it would not be twitter without people making jokes, like this meme of a round spongebob. >>> the alameda county fair is opening today. >> and prepare for the heat, it opens at 11:00 and nintendo is bringing some of the latest games and consoles so you can play for them free this weekend, and on sunday dads get in for free on sunday. the fair runs through july 9th. >> sounds like a lot of fun. >>> going back to twitter, all everybody wants is the edit button. >> let us edit our tweets! we will show you the plan over the alameda county fair. it's hot out there. by 3:00, 94 degrees. drink plenty of water and put the sun screen on, and it's already a mild start out there and a lot of 60s across the board, and a 70-degree reading right now in brentwood. your day planner for your friday, look into the afternoon, it's warm to hot. mid-90s inland and eve

. >> a big boulder ability on the london police as part is fewer than 10% are armed compared to a place like new york city were virtually every police officer is armed. >> and you can see it. not just armed with a ninth come assault weapons. always look at that enslave that makes every target a soft target. when you have police responded with gunfire they are trained to a high level of operational capability and this was reported that the first appointment of a special team specially created in 2015 that tackled the terrorist attack. bill: what do you make -- shannon: what to make of the president reaction? it's obviously now pushing for the travel ban which we will await action one way or the other. he is now pointing to this to say this is a perfect example of why we need that. would it have made a difference? >> i give the president credit not so much for pushing for travel bans because we don't know whether that would have made a difference. but for not accepting the status quo. it is a dangerous narrative think terrorism is just the cost of living in a big city. that's preposterous

santa cruz 55 in boulder creek. 60s san jose state, campbell and cupertino. santa clara at 61. 45 in truckee. 91 already in las vegas. 71 out in sacramento. record highs yesterday out to the valley. 88 in phoenix. projected hi 121. that would be one shy of the all-time record of 122 and a little bit of monsoon moisture is working its way in june. a little humidity to the mix if you have plans to head that direction. you already know it is hot but it might be humid. a lot of low clouds. highs easing up a little bit. that allows the door to open up. but it will start to build in. looks like on wednesday, thursday and we'll get a little bit of an offshore breeze and as you know, this time of year that can be very warm. thursday might get close to what we had on sunday. maybe not. a little cooler today. warmer as we head into wednesday and thursday. than it does look like gradual cooling which will take into the weekend antigen next week. 60s to one hundreds very, very hot in the lake county -- 105 there also out to vacaville and of course pittsburgh, antioch, br

jarrett woodruff with caltrans says it was water from storms this winter that got in between bouldersthe mudslide. (jarrett woodruff/ engineer): "we were more proactive yesterday to try and alleviate the impacts that would occur this weekend."(justine) caltrans is hoping to have everything cleaned up and both lanes back open by tomorrow afternoon. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: there was a lot of sunshine today but the winds whipped again to help keep temperatures cool. you can see the showers in northern california in even some snow showers in shasta. there were a few passing clouds today but other than temperatures running 5 to 15 degrees below normal. winds continue to howl in parts of the bay area and it will likely be windy again tomorrow afternoon. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system moving into the state. it could be a very interesting day weatherwise tomorrow with the core of the low moving through northern california. we will likely see some isolated thunderstorms and could even see a f