i would like to introduce myself renee diaugustine-bower.ector. >> what is your approach? >> now i have my dream time. which is the board. we want that downtown feeling back. jamie: theater will close for a year, it will be renovateed and reopened they will still play standard hollywood fair. including transformers 19. where there is a will there is a way. >> i think my father is smiling from ear to ear. i think he is happy and proud of all of us. jamie: i am sure with town support, and renee's determination, that the berwick theater will be just fine. becoming a nonprofit meeting just the ticket. and i did final get my name in lights, but i am still stuck working the ticket counter, i am jamie colby i hope you enjoyed this red carpet edition of "strange inheritance," remember, you can't take it with you. >> do you have a "strange inheritance" story you would like to share with us? we would love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go our web site inheritance.com." (?) >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inherita

they have posters of jack bower on the wall like i had andre agassi. they idolized a tv character in an effort to make their country safe. it's a little bit scary. thank goodness that our law enforcement don't practice in this manner that we have processed. we have laws. >> i couldn't disagree with you more. if we emulated jack bower, the world would be a better place. >> for sure. stuff would get done. the reason everyone is so obsessed with him is this tv shows shows the bars when soccer isn't playing, apparently. thank god it's this show or not "breaking bad" or "golden girls." >> no. golden girls is classic. >> it's lovely. >> if think had family ties on they would be like you. i did have an enormous poster of meredith baxter bernie. >> i had a dolphin jumping over a rainbow. nothing is more american than exercising your right to free speech to bear arms and your right to sue. one guy in virginia estate did. he goes in for a colonoscopy he hit record on his phone. he wanted to play back the doctor's instructions. listen to part of what was recorded

check out justin bower with the catch. he ends up face down. still made the out. that is slick fielding. play of the day. no doubt. after posting some of the worst rounds ever as a pro tiger woods is back at it. the greenbrier classic starting thursday. he was out there today to prepare for tomorrow. greenbrier is known to reenergize careers so he could use it. there will be a lot of love in cleveland. kevin love signed a five-year deal with cleveland cavaliers. leon: interesting. thought he was morn. robert: see what happens next season. leon: good for him. doug: let's talk about the rain. small area but heavy downpour. you see it moving from the west/northwest to the east/southeast across metro. most of the heavier downpours on the maryland side. tomorrow partly sunny, warm day period of showers in the morning. midday sun and the afternoon thunderstorms. steve rudin will have more on the possibility tonight at 11:00. highlight the fourth of july weekend weather in details. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. leon: see you at 11:00. have a good

that would be brian bower in san ramon. two-mile-per-hour wind which is nonexistent. it's bone dry inland away from the bay. now in addition the heat we have a "spare the air" alert in effect for today. the most concentrated area will be the santa clara valley where we have a lot of the pollutants trapped close to the ground due to the lack of wind. it's an offshore flow. an offshore flow looks like this. look at those clear skies and hazy in some location. it's 94 degrees in livermore. the humidity there, 13%. that's not good news for firefighting efforts. we do have the marine layer, it's trying to inch its way up the coast here not going to make it. it's as far as around the monterey bay area. we have double-barreled areas of high pressure right there contributing to the temperatures soaring to summery readings into the triple digits. it's going to stay hot. cooling down thursday but they we have subtropical moisture lifting from the south up in a northerly fashion so it's going to be muggy thursday and friday. you will barely notice the cooldown due to the increas

but in bowers v. hardwick in a 5-4 decision written by justice white, here's a justice white started out his analysis. explaining the relationship between those previous cases and the question before the court. quote, we think it evident that none of the rights announced in those cases bears any resemblance to the claims constitutional right of homosexuals to engage in acts of sodomy. no connection between family marriage, or procreation on the one hand and homosexual activity on the other has been demonstrated. no connection between family, marriage or procreation and homosexual activity on the other has been demonstrated. now, i was clerking on the first circuit in 1986 when this case was scheduled to come down. i was also already committed to working as a law clerk to justice harry blackmun the next year. for the last month of the term i called the court every day to find out whether the case had come down and have a justice of had voted, okay? free scotusblog. there was a number you could call. th

hot outside. 90 degrees in san ramon according to brian bower. and we are in the 80s in los altos and whispering pines. thank you, gentlemen, for playing along with us today at kpix 5 and giving us your micro climate forecast. here is what it looks like in san francisco. after a record high temperature of 86 degrees yesterday. we are noticing the increasing clouds again. and those clouds are all associated with what was once a hurricane. temperatures now are in the 80s. and 90s. except look at temperatures in san francisco, 67 degrees. that's because the winds are picking up out of the west on shore. 10 to 15 miles per hour. otherwise, it is already warming up. another unseasonably warm and muggy day. but it will be less humid on tuesday. and that's it. those are the remains of what was once a hurricane. and then a tropical storm, and then a depression, and then an area of low pressure, and then the rain, the remnants, and those remnants are still steering up in a northerly direction and that's why we are keeping a chance of a thunderstorm in the

never been here and lived here my whole sgliv after years of watching philly jam on tv scott and judy bowerfice says there were no major injuries incidents or arrests down here. it's truly amazing considering the size of tonight's events. jeff cherico "action news". >> the roots played a song that sounded familiar ♪ move closer to your world my friend ♪to your world my friend ♪. >> how about that the roots sampling the "action news" theme for the five of you who don't know it has a name, it's called move closer to your world proofing the roots have good taste. if you couldn't be there in person and you watched on channel 6 you had the best seats in the house except for rick williams and cecily tynan they join us with the wrap-up hey, guys. >> hi, walter, what a fun night. at one point our camera was bouncing because i was up dancing. >> yes, yes you were. >> i cannot help it it was fantastic. >> if you want to know how cecily dances go to my facebook page. >> that's great. that's black male material. >> for the biggest free concert in america i think everybody got their money's worth. >> of

officials are evacuating the area and evacuations have been set up at highlands senior center from bowerse in clear lake. just look at the size of those billowing smoke clouds coming up into the air. >> it's amazing. again, one home hz been burned and more are threatened. we'll keep you updated but it's a serious situation you can see live. >> it is. and we're seeing more photos from your view of the clear lake clear. abc7 news viewer elizabeth sent us this picture from davis street. you can see how much smoke the fire created so far. and luke shared this panoramic view of the fire. thank you, to everyone who sent pictures. if you have photos or videos you share them with abc7 now. >>> some san francisco bicyclists say outdated traffic laws are bad for them and drivers are proving their point tonight but following the rules of the road like everyone else. it's happening on the route known as the wiggle. carolyn tyler is live to explain what is going on. >> reporter: well, dan, san francisco is known for its street theater protests so there has been quite a show here tonight. lots of bicyc

officials are evacuating the area and evacuations have been set up at highlands senior center from bowersvenue in clear lake. just look at the size of those billowing smoke clouds coming up into the air. >> it's amazing. again, one home hz been burned and more are threatened. we'll keep you updated but it's a serious situation you can see live. >> it is. and we're seeing more photos from your view of the clear lake clear. abc7 news viewer elizabeth sent us this picture from davis street. you can see how much smoke the fire created so far. and luke shared this panoramic view of the fire. thank you to everyone who sent pictures. if you have photos or videos you share them with abc7 now. >>> some san francisco bicyclists say outdated traffic laws are bad for them and drivers are proving their point tonight but following the rules of the road like everyone else. it's happening on the route known as the wiggle. carolyn tyler is live to explain what is going on. >> reporter: well dan san francisco is known for its street theater protests so there has been quite a show here tonight. lots of bicy

you can't bower power from the state over or island over you add solar power to that mix and things getcated. >> this shows how the grid is operating. >> reporter: colton says that means his utility has to closely monitor how much power is on his grid. >> here in oahu for example, we have almost 300 megawatts of roof top solar collectively and that collective impact is twice the size -- almost twice the size of the largest power plant that we have on the island. >> reporter: roof top solar systems that feed right into the grid are the problem. the key to defecting instead is batteries. the luxuries of this house are powered by this bank of batteries. each one of them weighs 2,000 pounds, and costs about $5,000. the whole system is about $40,000 all told. these were originally forklift batteries. that's what they were designed for, and now they are being used as a solar power retention system. john says the batteries solve hawaiian electric's unpredictable power problem, and they approved it as a learning opportunity. >> right at the end they said we can't do it. and i said why? and they

doc israel bower says thirst and dizziness are the first signs of a problem. another worrisome symptom is when you start to sweat a lot and suddenly stop. >> that can be a sign already of severe danger. >> reporter: randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> breaking news right now. police just gave the all-clear for a suspicious package found on the tracks at the fifth street station. police shut down the market-frankford subway line for about an hour. expect delays from the backed-up trains. >>> we have new surveillance video that nbc 10 tracked down that police hope will help them catch a killer. take a look at the top of your screen. you see a man running down aramingo avenue in port richmond away from the scene of the murder of a young mother. today, philadelphia police were back in the neighborhood where the 22-year-old mother was found shot in the head late last night. according to investigators, stephanie dzkowski's boyfriend went to the store and left the door open. somebody got in and she was shot in her bedroom with her 2-year-old daughter nearby. friends a

that is the exact opposite of what the court said in bowers where there was no connection that could be seen between homosexual activity and family. in this opinion, by using the fundamental right to marriage the fundamental right to a civil institution that is exalted and val arrived in our society, that is how he made the point that there is a similarity, and there is a goodness, and a respect that goes to all of those relationships. thank you for your attention. i'm looking forward to your questions. [applause] >> would you now pass your written questions to the student monitor. do you want to go first? but for one vote. there would be no lgbt right to marry today. the three dissenters boiled down to two kind of issues. none of the dissenters say they are against same-sex marriage. they simply say the wrong party in our government decided it. it should've been the legislature. the second argument is they try and pick apart the liberty interest. you stated there is no express right to liberty. tommy says liberty gets constrained from doing something. nothing is constraining gays th

my district mainly is known for thor rogue bred horses and bower be -- thoroughbred horses and bourbon distilleries and cattle, but we do border the coal industry. and what i do know about those senior citizens on fixed incomes, or low income folks who live in those noncoal producing counties in my district, is that their electricity bills are going to double or triple if this clean power plant -- clean power plan goes into effect. i talked to the utilities. over 90% of electricity in kentucky comes from coal. coal keeps the lights on. coal provides affordable energy, and the estimates from the utilities is that in a single year folks who live below the poverty line are going to see their electricity bills increase by two times, maybe three times and that's simply something they can't afford. so this is an assault on low income americans not just coal mining families uh be -- but also fixed income seniors and other low income americans. i yield back. mr. mckinley: i do appreciate your additional comments. as we leave here tonight let's go over what we talked about. we talked about the

the kennedy opinion interestingly associates glutchberg which he joined with bowers and jetsens the specific historicle approach by using the marriage precedent in a very effective way. this particularly drives the dissenters crazy. they argue the dissent the justices can set the level of generality anywhere, then they are free to expand fundamental rights juris prudence. what are the limits? is this not anti-democratic? to which kennedy's response is kind of democratic deliberation has been exhausted in this case. it was just beginning in glutchberg in the aid in dying issue. and you can just see the arguments that are now used. the irresponsible procreation argument is an argument to exclude lesbian and gay couples. so the way kennedy sees this is his opinion is just a cleanup operation. it's not going to work very well in mississippi, arkansas, and some of the other states that were still outstanding and there are it is a similar number of states to clean it up. moving forward. what do i see moving forward? i see a lot of things until i get yanked timewise. so one thing. i do think the bi

his argument was that creditors need to take as much responsibility effectively for the loan as the bowerer>> i think it was really important. you could not allow that same type of behavior to move to spain and portugal and i think a firm europe was necessary. once parliament passes it and they move ahead i do believe a negotiation is probably in order to try to find a way to resolve it. the hidden secret is post people know they'll never be able to pay it back. what the imf did is they made it public. this little secret and a lot of this is they're just trying to carrie this on as long as they can. >> the austerity has been crushing. the greeks have not made reforms michelle was talking about and how corruption is cut down and taxes are corrupted. >> since the crisis most of the wealthy have left. the people in greece are the poor and middle class. they're left with this arn their neck. this is a social catastrophe because money is so portable. what you saw was interesting. when you had the same crisis in cyprus a lot of money came back so one would expect after this is all stabilize money

of the floor -- steven murphy, gwen ranneger christian escalante taylor sheldon max bluse kaitlyn bowersthank you mr. president. mr. president, i would like to speak briefly about the measure we have on the floor today the every child achieves act the bill that we have all been waiting for for about 15 years to fix the flawed one-size-fits-all no child left behind act and i want to start my comments by thanking senator alexander, who is the chairman, as well as senator murray, the ranking member, for how they have managed this legislation from the very beginning. i think we know that there is a little bit of inside baseball that goes on around here, that perhaps isn't interesting to many but i think it is important to note that chairman alexander and ranking member murray have led this bill in a way that has fostered consensus building and i think very, very constructive negotiations. and more importantly the process that they allowed allowed the voices of the american people, of alaskans to be heard and i think that was one of the reasons why you saw this legislation move unanimously th

our world is different bower commitment to our neighbors shouldn't be. that's one thing that doesn't change. one person can still have a meaningful impact on another person'sperson's life and we know that. my amendment basically has -- says that -- and this is senator shaheen -- senator shaheen has been working with me. it gives every school the flexibility to use their federal funding on programs to promote volunteerism and community service sms that's all. it is optional. it is not mandatory. but if you believe that that is such an intricate part of your responsibility as an educator to make sure these young people have a chance to get thew a food bank or a food pantry or a homeless shelter or a senior citizen opportunity to help people in need or a nursing home give them that chance, you can use some of those resources that you have through this updated bill that we're about to pass which you think is historical and much needed, that will allow them to do that. that's all we've asked for. i am so appreciative and very appreciative that both our chairm