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. >>> pop superstar demi lovato ii br her silence about her addiction struggle. >> singer is still recovering after nearly two weeks after suffering an apparent drug overdose. lovato shared, in part, quote, what i learned this illness is not something that disappears or fades in time. it is something that i must continue to overcome and have not done yet. lovato also thanked god for keeping her alive and must focus on her recovery. e news reports she's set to be released within the next few days and continue with >>> several communities are cleaning up after power storms struck over the weekend. >>> at one storm was deadly. this tornado in manitoba, nada, is being blamed for the death of a 77-year-old man. the twisteras on the ground up to 45 minutes destroying several hos in its path. just look at the destruction it left behind. at least two other people were hurt. expert are surveying the damage to determine how strong this tornado was. >>> back here in the u.s., a tornado hit a small town in massachusetts. it was so powerful therews had no choice but to demolish two buildings downtown. thi

you can see traffic is lki up to br and into the valley. there is a lot of roadwork out there that will be in your way if you're driving. not causing major slowdowns yet. this is a live look at 280 in san jose. traffic is moving well getting up to highway 17. at the bay bridge it is light. i want to mention a crash westbound 80 near the truck scales of cordelia . the is on the shoulder. bonne carre is overturned. no serious injuries. you might see some activity in that area. let's bring stephen with the weather. >> another fog bank and another cool week for many. mild inland and below average on the high temperatures. overcast. 60s and 70s for the majority of the forecast area. systems are dropping and. the first winter weather advisories are out in parts of wyoming and montana. that means we can't be far away. right?. lafayette not far away. 86 by the concorde pavilion. 88 front would. el sobrante 59. we have water temperatures that are holding steady and came down a bit. 57 or 59. the san francisco boy 59. fairfield 23 and gusts 32. gusts

about letting the sun shine in, one of the coolest features is the steel oculus, a giant skylight which brunshine and light four stories down. the transit center took eight years to build and commuters endured a lot of traffic headaches. >> it's nice after so many years, construction's finally over. >> reporter: here's a fact, the sales force transit center is 1,400 feet long. we're told if it stood upright it would be the largest building in san francisco. the first transit buses start rolling through the transit center on a limited sunday schedule tomorrow morning. full service for the monday morning commute. >>> a quick look at the agencies that will offer bus service at the sales force transit center. ac transit, amtrak, greyhound, muni, and west cab will all have hubs. para transit as well. cal train and high speed rail may eventually add service there. >>> a construction worker died after getting hit by a steel beam in san francisco. abc 7 news was at the west portal muni tunnel site where the accident happened. the mayor's office says construction on the project has been halted and

br ae harper big reason. a couple more hits today. that gives the nats a 2-0 lead.mportant in a low scoring game. now tanner is another reason for the turn around. in the seventh, helping himself with good defense. watch the diving stop. yeah, gets it done. gives up one run over seven innings. three wins i less than two eeeks. he had just thrins the previous 3 1/2 motnths. still 4 1/2ou mpoints out of play-off spot. the orioles sayingello to the ngers in texas today. i got everyone one of these on the set. we're going to have hawaiian shirts later. mark trumbo said aloha a few times in this one. birds got a run. one swing deep to left. it is wear your green shirt day. in those are empty seats that texas heat. where are they in texas? you need to get back to your state. >> it's hot! they stay home. >> trumbo with two home runs and five rbi. right now the orioles lead the rangers 9-6 in the ninth. all right. sporting the d.c. caps and yellow jerseys, tough day for the kids fromoh jnson little league. new york's squad in the little league world series regional. we told

a basis for future jobs is where we need to we've seen how successful silicon valley is.gi br that to connecticut and throughout our nation is how we're going to build a strong economy. >> we are used to thinking about how cells or the solar system works. we undstand complicated topics. scientists are also also pragmatic. i''m not here to worry ab party politics. we are here to solve whatever those might be. rajini: to discuss their chances in the upcoming elections further, i spoke earlier with the founder of 314 action, ap grich encourages scientists to get involved with politics. one thing that struck me in that report in the first place that i didn't know until i watched that was that there are so few scientists in congress. why do you think theso underrepresented? >> i think traditionally there is a culture among scientists to think that science is above politics and that scientists should not be involved in politics. clearly that attitude is not arking for us. rajini: you yourse a scientist who ran for office. what was your experience? >> i ran for congress. my background is i a

chp just issued a sig alert and all lanes blockedn br o ahbvertu right on the south side of sfo. you can use el camino real for an alternate or 280 trying to bypass the area trying to get into the downtown stretch into san francisco. i'm working on getting some more information right now. no estimate on when those lanes will reopen. everyone else fairly quiet. looking 680 through walnut creek little less fog than yesterday. no issues for that commute. now upte goneour live desk t d collapse up to 39 this morning. rescuers are still searching for any a st the scene in genoa. see the massive pile of rubble that search tmsthugh this morni. new drone video from the scene, you can see the mess left behind when the bridge collapsed over the river in the port city. witnesses say the bridge fell apart yesterday afternoon after being hit byhtig l video of rescuers pulling a victim from the rubble. up to 35 vehicles fell nearly 180 feet to the ground. 16 people were hurt. 12 of those have critical injuries. there are still two people missing this morning. construction was under way on the

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a br ish woman imprisoned in iran has been freed for three days. nazaghari-ratcliffe says she is with her husband at the moment. she was convicted ve spying and a five-year prison sentence. the afghan talibanaiit would send senior members of its organization to russia for peace talks, hours after the afghan eovernment said it would not attending. russia has invited several countries to the moscow talks. the u.s. also said it would not be attending the conference. the u.s. has introduced a 25% tax on a second wave of chinese goods worth $16 billion. the move ratchets up the dispute between the two countries, which has seen a number of retaliatory moves on both sides, but neither showing signs of backing down. a brief time ago discussed the consequences with former u.s. ambassador to china. thank you very much for joining me. you supported president trump punching china in the nose, as you put it. but do you think that these latest tariffs are possibly a bit too heavy and ow? that's- heavy heavy a blow? mr. baucus: i think punching has some positive

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ste death toll rising from a br cars and trucks falling about 150 feet. more than two dozen killed. and look at this image tonight. one truck driver hitting the brakes right before going over the edge of that bridge. the search for possible survivors under way at this hour, and abc's julia maacfarlae is in italy for us. >> reporter: shock and horror as this bridge crumbles along a major italian highway, sending dozens of vehicles plunging 150 feet to the ground below. this green truck stopping mere feet from the edge. the driver, slamming on the brakes just in time. the tail lights still on. this man narrowly escaping from his truck.heaiaw mysng and that's it. he is one of the lucky ones. officials say at least 26 are dead. authorities sending in dogs to search through the twisted mass of concrete, racing to find survivo survivors. using cranes to lift victims on stretchers. airlififting them to the hospital. the bridge in the seaside city of genoa serves as a main thoroughfare between france and northern italy. it was ranning heavily when the bridge came crashing down. some eye wit

at the san mateo br, jotuesday morning s ride in both directions. eastbound is heavy as well. we are still in the green, 14 minutes to cross the span in each direction. 880, smooth sailing with no slowdowns yet. give it time. easy ride to get past the coliseum, and a live look as you're making your approach towards treasure island at the bay bridge. that's a check of traffic. back to you. >>> it was the year of the rock star and the pop artist at this year's mtv music video awards. >> and twitter is tearing madonna apart for her tribute to aretha franklin. critics say she made the time carved out for the queen of soul all about herself. >> she led me to where i am today, and i know she influenced so many people in this house tonight. >> the awards show was not without politics. kevin hart and rapper logic got political. >>> coming up in sports, the giants offense got lost between l.a. and cincinnati, but they found a way to win. and the a's, no problems with their offense with another electric night. sports is coming up. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... th

ulemontake a look at lul br=eauty. they did signed a distribution deal with kylie medics. the shares popping higher. lemon, uphigher, lulu 15%, china was strong, growing by 55%. this is an interesting chart. they have recently had the s&p 500 at all-time highs. the last series of all-time 500s in january for the s&p and the point being made at that time, we have the pe for the s&p 500. this is normalized. at 100% ofrading where it had been at those highs. the p/e ratio, 92% of where it had been. we have stocks rising as the corporate outlook improves, one reason investors are looking past headlines. vonnie: thank you abigail. trade a key topic as we join president trump in the oval office. joining us from london is john micklethwait who conducted the interview along with margaret tallis and jennifer jacobs. did you get the sense that the president? he even says confidence. been a different trump a the one people see from the outside. most of the people think of someone who is under pressure, legal inquiries, democrats look likely to take the house. he has got the trade in

the couple having an emotional conversation br he left for work at 50 a.m. watts said his wife wasn't responding to text messages and never answered the front door for a friend who stopped by. earl clues say loved ones, something was wrong. >> he left h phone at home, her purse, her wallet, all of her money, her i.d. >> i want them people to know i want my family back. i want them safe. i want themer >> overnight shanann's bother writing on facebk i just wan to know why. my pssucious family. i want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath. this morning a pregnant mother and h two bab girls gone. her husband a young father soon to be charged with theirs. murd >> miguel, where is chris watts no >> he's in police custody and he's been charged with three counts of murder and obstructing justice. police have not yet said if the bodies have been recovered. a news conference with more information is scheduled forto later y, guys. >> it's just awful. miguel, thank you very much. >>> also this morning, all eyes are on pope francis in the wake of that shocking

compare that with what the president's intelligence officials came out to that br f briefing offering a blunt candid assessment that russia is still a threat in very certain terms. listen to what the department of homeland security secretary, the president's chief intelligence officer and even fbi director had to say about this just yesterd yesterday. >> we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day. >> now, the white house insists it was president trump's idea that those officials come on to the briefing, talk to reporters about the threat from russia but it just doesn't mirror with what the president today his reporters in a speech that went on for an hour, a speech that said vladimir putin didn't want them to win despite vladimir putin saying he very much did want donald trump to win the election when they were standing right next to each other. >> kaitla

a deadly shooting and early morning crash on the bay br >>> it is monday, august 6th. good morning, i'm kenny choi. a deadly shooting and early morning crash animal shelter bay bridge left traffic at a standstill and right now all eastbound lanes are shut down. jackie ward is live in san francisco with the latest. jackie? >> reporter: we are still in the early stages of what happened because that shooting just occurred about four hours ago. that's made traffic a nightmare. we are near the bow and arrow statue right now. traffic is at a complete standstill. we have been watching cars and they have been not moved in the three hours we have been here this morning. people are starting to get out of their cars to stretch, just standing in the middle of the bay bridge right now because they cannot head to the east bay. we have video from snapchat of what it looks like to be one of those stuck drivers right now. this is the result of a shooting that led to a traffic collision. according to chp, three cars were eastbound on the bridge before 2:30 a.m., and two men in an suv we

am haidi stroud-wattsa very brs investors speculate that the trump administration will continue to makegress on the trade deals, at least in north america. joining us is a chief financial officer. chris, the s&p, a brand-new high. let's take a pause to collect where we are at this moment. how are you feeling? chris: great. yes, it seems sustainable. maybe some of those trade war headwinds are lessening a little , so there is a little more confidence out there. we also got corporate earnings today, gdp style earnings, corporate profits. those were pretty good. ramy: sure, revised upwards of 2%. on the bloomberg terminal, i our to show you as well as bloomberg terminal subscribers and our viewers this chart here, called "bulls on parade." i brought this up yesterday, because we are seeing while folks are raising their forecasts, including barclays, there is the red line, hitting above that marker -- is that a red flag to you that we are due for a correction? chris: it has to be something that comes from out of left field, like what if there is heated rhetoric with canada, that canada cann

intelligence communities focus is persistent support to the br, department of homeland security and other agencies in their election responsibilities. my office is insuring these organizations received timely and proactive intelligence. >> good afternoon, thank you all for joining us. i want to start by briefly mentioning on tuesday, dhs posted the first cyber security summit. this brought together government industry leaders in academia to discuss opportunities to join forces to threats to our nation's critical infrastructure. all those who joined us from academia, government and private sector who participated and sign up for concrete actions to cyber security challenges.across every procedure structure from transportation to communication and selling others, a single widespread consequences. and i look forward to working with leaders in the digital realm we stand up to this. but not just risks to our prosperity, privacy and infrastructure we have to worry about and that's why we're here . our democracy itself is in the crosshairs. free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our demo

we're following all of the br k breaking details ahead. >>> this morning, a website that promises downloadablelueprints for functional plastic guns made with 3-d printers is itself not functional today. that's after a judge's ruling late last night in seattle. the judge put a temporary hold on a settlement between a texas group called defense disturbed and the trump administration that would have allowed these gun plans to be posted widely and distributed online starting today. our senior political analyst and anchor, john avlon, is with me now. so nothing to worry about here? >> not quite. but let's cut through the spin to get some stats and facts. so yesterday, immediately after a reality checked the dangers of the 3-d printed guns, president trump tweeted this -- i'm looking into 3-d plastic guns being sold to the public. already spoke to the nra. doesn't seem to make much sense. so, great. president was going to do something. then several hours later we found out what he actually did. which is echo the nra by invoking a 30-year-old law. now deputy press secretary told reporters, quote, in

. >>> back t melissa and keeping an eye on the beltway with this trac br-trailer. >> problem with this tractor-trailer. inner loop after connecticut avenue. look at this. this is the jackknifed tractor-trailer. jis is the situation that changed. we have two left lanes open. we have a fue spill. you can see it there, jackknifing. we haven't gotten that out of e way. the heavy duty tow is on the scene. you want to commit probably and pay for the icc, east-west highway, something else if you're headed out soon. inner loop after connecticut avenue is where the situation is icky there. the rest of the beltway is looking good here this morning. yo t don't want worry too much about that. shadyound 270 before grove road might be the ramp there. still have that crash and i the district. south side, right side blocked and overturned vehicle. >>> it is a cloudy start to the day. and it's going to be more clouds than sunshine for your friday and for your saturdayplans. here's the live picture down at national airport this morning, where it is cloudy most of therain, we had earlier in the morning.

br us a few clouds. that's why we're seeing the clouds and beautiful sun rise. it will swe out of here. there could be a few more clouds by this afternoon. no rain to worry about low to mid 80s and mostly sunny skies. we're comfortable today. however, the humidity starts t build overnight. it's going to be a little on the humid and hot sideor your sunday. and then by next week, monday, tuesday, wednesday, it feels close to 100 degrees. radar right now showing the clouds starting to break up. maybe if you're headed off to get coffee, walk if any possible, any pools if you're headed out, any parties, of course, a lot of pools are open for one of the last weends of summer. it's going to be wonderful. community shred. wee doing that. nbc is doing that at prince george's community college in largo beginning at 8:00 a.m. no problems for that. one thing i want to mention, the llen report. now, if you've been sneezing, we have grasses and mold moderate and weeds, ragweed is fairly high right now. that's going to last for another twos. we we don't have any rain until nex

br bretular son has a follow-up. >> back in figure it, we grove around the nation's capitol with 2 phonesn, they tracked our every move. now a new report from the associated press confirms it's worse. even when you turn off location tracking, google may still be tracking you. you can turn off or pause location history, but using other google aps like search or checking the weather will pinpoint your location based on your latitude and longitude which is accurate to a square foot. that is saved to your google account. 2 billion devices run google and iphone makes use of google for maps, search and photos. google says they are upfront with users. if you want to shut off this other location collection you have to go into the activity settings and disable it there. if you turn off location history it still stores your location data. it doesn't place it on your timeline for you to delete. ? confused? that's the point. google uses this location to sell advertising. the more they know about you, the better the ads. and they will see you went into the store. google's ad revenue rose in 2017. it's

br bringing down our average. >> percentage of uninsured drivers. number of dui and the average number of deaths per mile. they also looked at how often people looked up terms like traffic ticket or speeding ticket. by the way, if you are wondering, mississippi came in first, or i guess that would be worst, and tennessee second on the list. >> good to know. i haven't driven in either of those states. >>> all right. there is a big buzz across the sports world about what's going on in oakland. but tonight's head line is much bigger than the a's getting back into first class. last night the team hosted several kids from the make a wish foundation. and usually it's the young ones asking the players for their auto graphs. however ace slugger anthony asked slocum sixth grader from oakland to sign his game jersey. check it out. it was good luck. crushed his 37th home run on the season. a's star said it was his favorite home run of the year. and he wanted anthony to know he was thinking of him the whole time. davis. >> that is really cool. >> that's so cool

. >> reporter: it was a tip from a confidential informant tght br police to the area last night. >> they were there because a member of our communityar stepp fo and provided information about an individual who they knew to be armed, knew to be selling drugs, and knew to be terrorizing a particular part of the community along sheriff road. reporter: members of the services team in uniform approached the man, and he ran away. they tackled him 25 yards away, and that's when police say thes t went for this handgun, which investigators recovered from the scene. >> the emergency services team , officeery important, observed that individual with a handgun. that individual, by the account of the officers, was reaching for the handgun. they, then, tried to prevent him from accessing it and poiing it at them, and in that process, one of the two officers perc tved that individualbe a direct threat to himself and the other officer, and discharged, what we believe to be no more than three rounds. >> reporter: the wounded man wan ta to the hospital but latered and at this point, police have not releas